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go to your spot account and buy as much as you can.
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$GUN is almost 20% Dump in last few hours
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let's see, the needed volume was minimum 0.0552 but now it's more than that.
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$GUN Buy Zone/DCA TP1: 0.0552
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$GUN I expect the market to follow this pattern over the next three days and reach 0.0600.
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#EUPrivacyCoinBan The EU’s Ban on Anonymous Crypto: Protection or Overreach? The European Union’s new Anti-Money Laundering Regulation (AMLR) represents a major change in how crypto will be handled across member countries. Under these rules, anonymous crypto wallets and privacy-focused coins like Monero, Zcash, and Dash will be banned. Starting in 2027, all crypto transactions over €1,000 will require identity verification. The EU’s goal is to combat money laundering, terrorist financing, and other financial crimes. Supporters argue this move is essential to protect users and bring stability to the crypto market. While anonymous transactions offer privacy, they can also enable criminal activity by making it harder for authorities to track illegal funds. With stronger oversight, governments aim to build a safer, more transparent digital economy where legitimate businesses and users can operate with confidence. On the other hand, critics warn that these measures may go too far, giving governments excessive control and undermining financial privacy. Many crypto users are drawn to digital currencies precisely because they offer independence from centralized systems. Banning privacy coins and requiring identity checks could drive innovation into the shadows, push users toward unregulated markets, or even challenge the core principles of decentralized finance. Striking the right balance between security and personal freedom in the digital world is no easy task. Whether the EU’s new rules will ultimately help or harm crypto users will depend on how fairly and effectively they are applied. Should governments have the authority to ban private digital transactions? That question is now at the heart of a growing global debate.
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