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$BTC ✅

📈 Current price
• It is trading around 105,518 USD, with an intraday range between 104,402 USD and 106,043 USD.  

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📰 Recent news

Stability amid global tensions

On June 14, Bitcoin remained near 104,000 USD, just 1.2% below its all-time high, amid tensions in the Middle East and mixed economic data in the U.S., along with momentum from progress in trade negotiations between the United States and China .

Close to all-time highs

On June 11, BTC reached 110,400 USD, nearing the record of 112,000 USD from late May. This was in response to lower-than-expected inflation data and expectations of interest rate cuts by the Fed .

Drop after geopolitical conflicts

On June 13, the price fell below 103,000 USD following a sharp sell-off triggered by the conflict between Israel and Iran. This shows that BTC remains sensitive to geopolitical nerves .

No signs of an end to the bullish rally

According to a recent analysis by CoinGlass, none of the 30 typical cycle-end indicators have suggested that we are at a peak. In fact, certain models point towards new highs between 135,000 and 230,000 USD .

#TrumpBTCTreasury ✅

📌 What is #TrumpBTCTreasury?

1. Approval of a plan to buy BTC
• On June 13, 2025, the SEC declared effective the registration on Form S-3 of TMTG, authorizing the resale of ~56 million shares and 29 million convertible notes, in order to raise about 2.3 billion USD to buy Bitcoin  .
• This plan is part of a broader strategy, previously mentioned in May, where TMTG announced its intention to raise 2.5 billion USD for this Bitcoin treasury .

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2. Why are they doing it?
• They seek to diversify their balance sheet, defend against banking restrictions, and strengthen their fintech and streaming ecosystem through exposure to BTC.
• Example: according to Devin Nunes, CEO of TMTG, they want to protect themselves from “harassment and discrimination by financial institutions” .

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3. Size and scope
• It would be one of the largest Bitcoin treasuries existing in a public company .
• The fundraising involved about 50–56 institutional investors, including DRW Investments, which contributed 100 M USD .

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4. Political and regulatory context
• This initiative aligns with Trump's policies in 2025, which included the creation of a federal Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a more favorable environment towards crypto.
• In March 2025, he signed an executive order to establish such a reserve and a “Digital Asset Stockpile.”

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🔍 What does it mean for the market?
• Institutional adoption: Increases the credibility of Bitcoin if more and more companies with corporate balances adopt it.
• Volatility risks: Both TMTG and other companies could be pressured to sell if the price of BTC fell sharply.
• Regulatory and political repercussions: The explicitly political approach generates a debate about geopolitical or electoral risks in the crypto market.

$BTC ✅

📈 Current status
• Current price: ≈ 105 572 USD, with an intraday increase of approximately 1.66 %.  
• Intraday range: between 103 414 USD and 106 097 USD.
• Market capitalization: around 2.10 trillion USD, with over 60 billion USD in daily trading volume. 

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🔍 Recent context
• Although BTC touched its all-time high in May (~111 891 USD), in recent days it has moderated between 104 000–106 000 USD .
• Technically, many analysts mention a bullish “flag” pattern, with signs of bullish entry points and the possibility of rises towards 120 000 USD or more if it breaks resistances .
• For the week of June 16–20, it is expected that Bitcoin will respect support close to 99 400 USD; if it holds, it could bounce back to 130 000 USD. If it falls below 87 000 USD, a deeper correction could be coming .

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🌍 Influencing factors
• Geopolitics: the recent Israel-Iran conflict caused a drop in BTC (~103 556 USD), with over 1 billion USD liquidated in leveraged positions .
• Regulatory environment: there is optimism for pro-crypto regulations driven by the U.S., with the push for the “Strategic Bitcoin Reserve” under Trump, and institutional interest reinforced by companies like MicroStrategy, BlackRock, and JPMorgan .
• Diverse perspectives:
• Pessimists like Peter Schiff question whether BTC acts as a safe haven, highlighting that in real crises they prefer gold .
• Optimists project prices of 150 000 USD or even 200 000 USD this year, supported by figures like Tom Lee, Cathie Wood, or Anthony Scaramucci .

$ETH ✅

📊 Current status
• Current price: approximately 2,562 USD, with an intraday gain of around 2.6% and a fluctuation range between 2,466 and 2,580 USD. 
• Market capitalization: around 310–323 billion USD, a figure that varies by source .
• Daily trading volume: about 30–36 billion USD .

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🔍 Recent context & trends
• Significant rally: In early June, ETH surpassed 2,700 USD, driven by strong volumes and technical optimism, and even reached nearly 2,850 USD before slightly correcting .
• Technical patterns: analysts detect structures such as “cup and handle” and bullish flags pointing to possible rises towards 3,500–4,000 USD .
• Correction after global tensions: following the attacks in the Middle East (Israel–Iran), ETH fell towards 2,500 USD, although it is already recovering and maintaining key support at that level .

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🌐 Factors driving Ethereum
1. Stablecoin service: Ethereum is the dominant platform, issuing nearly half of all stablecoins —this increases its use and structural demand .
2. Regulation and institutionalization: legislative advances in the U.S. and ether ETFs attract large investors, reinforcing its legitimacy .
3. Interest from “whales” and traders: large leveraged positions (such as the case of 11M USD) show confidence in the medium-term rise .
4. Staking inflows: participation has grown —now nearly 28% of the supply is staked— which reduces liquid supply and reinforces demand .

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#IsraelIranConflict ✅

📌 Current status (June 2025)
• Operation Rising Lion: on June 13, Israel launched a series of airstrikes against more than 100 Iranian facilities —including nuclear sites (Natanz, Fordow), missile defense systems, and scientists and officials of the IRGC such as General Hossein Salami— due to fears that Iran was about to cross a nuclear "red line"  .
• Iran's response: in retaliation, Iran launched a combination of more than 150 ballistic missiles and 100 drones ("Operation True Promise III") against various targets in Israel. Most were intercepted, but several caused damage, injuries, and even fatalities, including at least one Israeli civilian .
• Casualties and damages:
• On the Iranian side, about 78 deaths and 320 injuries are reported according to official figures .
• In Israel, there was at least one deceased woman and about 71 injured.

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🎯 Origins and context
• This confrontation marks a direct escalation of a rivalry that has lasted for decades, with origins in the Islamic Revolution of 1979, Iranian support for groups like Hamas and Hezbollah, and previous covert attacks on Iranian nuclear programs .
• Although there have been numerous indirect incidents (bombings, sabotage, drone or missile attacks through third-party states), this is the first large-scale open war between the two countries.

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🌍 International reaction
• IAEA: condemned the increase in Iranian uranium enrichment and approved a resolution (supported by 19 countries) that criticized violations of the non-proliferation agreement .
• World leaders:
• The U.S., United Kingdom, Canada, and the EU called for moderation; Trump urged Iran to accept a nuclear deal.
• The UN expressed concerns about the risk of spillover to third countries and called for de-escalation .
• Global markets: the conflict has already impacted oil prices (rising over 7 %) and generated nervousness in stock markets .

$ETH ✅

📈 Current price and fluctuation
• Price: around USD 2,771–2,780  .
• Intraday range: minimum near USD 2,757 and maximum close to USD 2,871 .
• 24h variation: slight decline (~–0.9% to –1%) .

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🛠 Why is ETH rising?
1. Institutional flows
• Daily investments in Ethereum ETFs, such as the inflow of USD 125 M in one session, the highest since February .
• Grayscale ETHE recorded USD 13.3 M in inflows on June 11 .
2. Technical activation and on-chain behavior
• ETH broke the upper limit of the monthly range, bouncing from USD 2,700, with strong support in that area .
• Accumulation by “whales”; a trader entered with a leveraged position of USD 11 M, generating USD 366 k in “paper” profit upon reaching ~USD 2,850 .
3. Macroeconomic context
• The market is excited about possible inflation data in the U.S., which encouraged ETH towards the USD 2,800 area .
4. Structural strength
• There have been seven consecutive weeks of inflows into ETH products, driven by spot ETFs and improvement in stablecoin adoption and technical momentum .

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🔮 What's next?
• Resistance to overcome: USD 2,800 is a key level. A sustained close above could pave the way towards USD 3,500–4,000, according to technical analysis .
• The continuation of inflows in ETFs and the accumulation of large players could sustain the trend.

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🧠 General outlook

Ethereum is showing significant strength driven by a combination of factors: institutional adoption (ETFs), solid technical support, and positive macro sentiment. If it manages to consolidate above USD 2,800, the next target could be in the range of USD 3,500–4,000. Otherwise, we could see corrections towards support areas at USD 2,700–2,600.

#CryptoRoundTableRemarks ✅

Keywords from the roundtable – June 9, 2025
• Paul S. Atkins (Chairman of the SEC) emphasized that the philosophy of the event, called “DeFi and the American Spirit”, reflects values inherent to the decentralized financial movement: economic freedom, private property, and innovation. He highlighted the peer-to-peer nature of blockchains and how they redefine trust without intermediaries .
• The need for balanced and clear regulation that accompanies innovation was reiterated, especially in the face of emerging technologies like DeFi. Atkins seeks a policy that offers defined rules of the game, reversing years of uncertainty.

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🌐 2. Strategic trends detected via Binance Square

The Binance Square community focused its attention on:
• Tokenization of real-world assets (RWA): real estate, government bonds, and others, seeking to integrate greater liquidity into public chains—but with legal clarity and robust security measures .
• Additionally, it was discussed whether DeFi developers should enjoy certain protections (similar to open-source software) or be subject to responsibilities akin to those of financial intermediaries .

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⚖️ 3. Highlighted debates in regulation
• **Protection for DeFi devs?**
• Paul Atkins: “Engineers shouldn’t be held liable for how others use their code.”
• Hester Peirce: “Code is protected speech under the First Amendment.”
• Erik Voorhees: “Smart contracts are a step function improvement over human regulators.”

• Balance between innovation and regulatory compliance:
The need for intelligent regulation that does not stifle innovation, but rather fosters a safe, transparent, and trustworthy environment is reiterated .
• Tokenization + governance + interoperability:
Importance of establishing standards and frameworks that allow networks to connect, with decentralized oversight (compliance on-chain), clear governance, and real-time auditing .

#TradingTools101 ✅

Highlighted tools (according to the community)

📊 Charting / Technical analysis
• Platforms like TradingView or ChartStar to create charts, identify candlesticks, use technical indicators (RSI, MACD, moving averages) and set alerts .

📈 Scanners & Explorers
• Scan markets for opportunities quickly and efficiently, according to predefined conditions.

🗞 News and research providers
• Newsletters, market analysis (IPOs, events, unusual movements) that condense relevant information .

🧪 Simulators / Backtesting
• Test your strategies without real risk, on platforms like TradingView or Forex Tester .

🤖 Bots and EAs (Expert Advisors)
• Automate strategies with bots like 3Commas, Pionex, or EAs in MetaTrader .

📊 Key indicators

Contrasted sources are mentioned (New Trader U):
• Bollinger Bands, RSI, MACD, ATR, moving averages (EMA/SMA) as fundamental elements in trading systems .

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3. Concrete examples in practice

In Binance Square, they are frequently used to share tactical calls under this hashtag:
• #TradingTools101 + crypto analysis like ADA, NXPC, LPT etc., with entry levels, targets, and risk management .

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4. Who is this hashtag useful for?
• Novice traders looking to learn fundamental tools.
• Intermediate/advanced traders who want to share setups or discover new tools.
• Users in the crypto, stocks, forex, and derivatives world.

#MarketRebound ✅

🔄 Context of the “Market Rebound”

📈 Cryptocurrencies
• Bitcoin rose by 3.1% to 109,219 USD, getting closer to historical highs, and Ethereum advanced by 7.5%  .
• Other altcoins also benefited: XRP +2.5%, Solana +5.2% .
• According to Binance, BTC surpassed 109,000 USD, ETH climbed above 2,700 USD, and BNB +4%, reinforcing the idea of a solid rebound .
• CryptoRank indicates that 98 of the top 100 coins are on the rise, the total crypto market increased by ~1.8%, and ETH was among the leaders in gains.

📊 Traditional Markets
• The S&P 500 is nearly at historical highs (~6,020 points), having recovered from an April low around 4,983; it has seen several weeks of consecutive gains .
• The momentum is attributed to strong employment in May, optimism in the US-China negotiations, and expectations of upcoming inflation data (CPI and PCE) .
• The Fear & Greed index has shifted from “extreme fear” to “greed,” reflecting a more optimistic perception, although some warn of overvaluation .
• “Big Money” (institutional investors) continues to enter the market strongly, fueling the rally despite high valuation multiples .
• The Nasdaq, Russell 2000, and other indices have shown significant rebounds in recent weeks .

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🧭 What is driving this rebound?
1. Internal market strength: broadening base, where most stocks are rising, not just the large caps.
2. Macro catalysts: expectations of favorable inflation data, stability in employment, and progress in US-China trade negotiations .
3. Institutional flows: active Bitcoin/ETH ETFs, new “Buy America” narrative, aggressive positioning by large investors .

#NasdaqETFUpdate ✅

📊 Key Data (June 10, 2025)
• Current price: ~ 2,741 USD
• Intraday range: 2,561–2,787 USD
• Last 24h change: +6.7%
• Market capitalization: ~ 330.9 billion USD
• Daily volume: ~ 32.8 billion USD

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📰 Featured news related to Nasdaq and ETH
1. Investments in Ethereum ETFs
According to Nasdaq/Zacks, Ethereum ETFs (e.g., BlackRock's iShares ETHA) have seen positive net inflows for the seventh consecutive week, accumulating about 296 million USD just last week
2. Growth of ETHA (iShares Ethereum Trust)
This ETF, backed by BlackRock and custodied with Coinbase Prime, recorded 15 consecutive days of inflows, has an AUM of 3.8 billion USD and an average daily volume of 14.4 million shares
3. BTCS expands ETH holdings
The listed company BTCS (on Nasdaq) recently obtained a financing line of 57.8 million USD to increase its operations as a validator and acquire more ETH

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🔍 General outlook
• Institutional trend: With six consecutive weeks of inflows into ETFs, institutional demand for Ethereum remains strong
• Regulation and staking: The growing interest in ETFs that allow staking and the more favorable tone from the SEC increase investor confidence.
• Infrastructure expansion: Companies like BTCS are signing strategic plans to expand staking operations, which could enhance the utility of ETH.

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✅ Conclusion

The current outlook on Ethereum via Nasdaq reflects a strong bullish momentum: the price is rising sharply, ETFs continue to receive significant capital inflows, and listed companies are increasing their exposure to ETH. Everything points to the institutional ecosystem continuing to support its growth.

$ETH ✅

Today, June 10, 2025, Ethereum (ETH) is trading around 2,741 USD, with an intraday range between 2,561 USD and 2,787 USD. In the last 24 hours, it has accumulated a rise of approximately +6% to +8%, according to various sources: CoinMarketCap reports an increase of +6.7% with a price of ~2,741 USD, Binance places it at ~2,739.85 USD with +6.67%, and CoinGecko indicates 2,743 USD with +6.93%.

The market capitalization is around 330–331 billion USD, with a daily transaction volume between 30–35 billion USD.

Additionally, today the media reports a general boost in crypto: Bitcoin surpassed 110,500 USD while ETH and other altcoins rose by up to 11% amid expectations regarding inflation data in the U.S.

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📈 Current Context and Perspectives
• Large inflows are observed in Ethereum ETFs: they have already accumulated 7 consecutive weeks of positive flows, with over 296M USD just in the last week.
• There are bullish technical signals: analysts highlight breakouts above the 50-day moving average, with upward potential towards 3,300–3,500 USD and even up to 4,000 USD if the momentum consolidates.

$BTC ✅

📊 Current panorama
• Price: approximately $110,269 (at the time of closing) – with a recent rise of ~4 % .
• Daily range: between ~$105,426 and ~$110,281 .
• Market capitalization: around $2.19 trillion .
• Daily volume: between $38 – 57 billion .

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🚀 Market trends
1. Strength post-rebound
Bitcoin has once again surpassed the $108 k mark, recovering from lows of ~$100 k, and is currently operating in a range between $108–110 k .
2. Positive technical patterns
A Doji candle is observed along with bullish fractals, which usually precede upward movements, with possible targets towards $120 k  .
3. Momentum from macro factors
The start of trade talks between the U.S. and China is boosting appetite for risk assets, including BTC .
4. Institutional optimism
Projections from ARK and Fundstrat suggest bullish potentials:
• Cathie Wood (ARK): up to $1.5 million by 2030 .
• Tom Lee (Fundstrat): $150 k by the end of 2025, and a long-term target of $3 million .

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⚠️ Risks and considerations
• High correlation with stock markets: may limit rises due to recession fears.
• Short-term volatility: possible revisions to ~$104 k before resuming trend .
• Uncertain macro scenario: upcoming inflation events in the U.S. and results from trade negotiations could temporarily destabilize the market.

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✅ Quick summary
• 📈 Current price: ~$110 k, with increases after resuming key areas.
• 🔍 Positive technical patterns may point to all-time highs.
• 🌍 Driven by macro context: U.S./China talks, economic data, institutional participation.
• ⚠️ Visible risks: correlation with stocks, imminent volatility, uncertain macro.

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🔎 What's next?
• Keep a close eye on inflation data in the U.S. and outcomes of trade talks.

#USChinaTradeTalks ✅

This is a popular hashtag on Binance Square, X, and other social media platforms, used to share and learn about cryptocurrency chart analysis: from types of charts to patterns, indicators, and entry/exit strategies .

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📈 Types and components of charts
• Line charts: represent the price evolution (usually close to close), ideal for identifying overall trends .
• Bar charts (OHLC): show the open, high, low, and close of the period; allow for more detailed intraday analysis .
• Candlestick charts: the most used; each candle includes the opening price, closing price, high, and low. They allow traders to read momentum or reversal patterns based on the shape of the candles .

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🧩 Key concepts in charting
1. Candle patterns:
• “Bullish Engulfing”, “Doji”, “Hammer”, among others, indicate possible reversal or continuation points .
2. Supports and resistances:
• Mark levels where the price tends to stop, due to being areas of demand (support) or supply (resistance). Very useful for defining entries or exits .
3. Trend identification:
• Uptrend: higher highs and higher lows.
• Downtrend: lower highs and lower lows.
• Lateral: horizontal movement, with no clear direction   .

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🔧 Useful indicators and tools
• Moving averages to smooth out fluctuations and see direction or changes in trend.
• MACD and RSI to measure market strength, signals of overbought or oversold .
• Volume helps confirm the validity of a movement: if it rises along with the price, the momentum is strong.

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🎯 Common practices among #CryptoCharts101 users

On Binance Square, many share:
• Support/resistance levels and fair value zones for cryptocurrencies such as LINK, BOME, SUPER, INJ, DOGE… highlighting key areas for re-entries and potential bounces.

#CryptoCharts101 ✅

This is a popular hashtag on Binance Square, X, and other social networks used to share and learn about cryptocurrency chart analysis: from types of charts to patterns, indicators, and entry/exit strategies .

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📈 Types and components of charts
• Line charts: represent price evolution (usually close to close), ideal for identifying overall trends .
• Bar charts (OHLC): show open, high, low, and close of the period; allow for more detailed intraday analysis .
• Candlestick charts: the most used; each candlestick includes open, close, high, and low prices. They allow traders to read momentum or reversal patterns based on the shape of the candles .

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🧩 Key concepts in charting
1. Candlestick patterns:
• “Bullish Engulfing,” “Doji,” “Hammer,” among others, indicate possible reversal or continuation points .
2. Supports and resistances:
• They mark levels where the price tends to stop, being areas of demand (support) or supply (resistance). Very useful for defining entries or exits .
3. Trend identification:
• Uptrend: ascending highs and lows.
• Downtrend: descending highs and lows.
• Lateral: horizontal movement, with no clear direction   .

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🔧 Useful indicators and tools
• Moving averages to smooth out fluctuations and see direction or trend changes.
• MACD and RSI to measure market strength, overbought or oversold signals .
• Volume helps confirm the validity of a movement: if it rises along with the price, the momentum is strong.

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🎯 Common practices among #CryptoCharts101 users

On Binance Square, many share:
• Support/resistance levels and fair value zones for cryptocurrencies like LINK, BOME, SUPER, INJ, DOGE… highlighting key areas for re-entries and potential bounces.

#TradingMistakes101 ✅

It is a label (hashtag) present on platforms such as social networks, trading communities, and blogs, used to highlight common mistakes made by traders and the lessons learned from them.

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1. Frequent mistakes in crypto/trading (for example, according to Binance Square):
• Impulsive buying due to FOMO (“chasing green candles and buying at the top”)
➤ Lesson: research on your own, wait for pullbacks before entering, do not get carried away by the hype .
• Ignoring fees (“Ignoring Gas Fees”)
➤ High commission on Ethereum can erode profits; check rates and consider lower-cost chains .
• Not taking profits
➤ Not securing profits with stop-loss or take-profit can lead to significant losses; it is recommended to close part of the position with a +20 % .

Additionally, it is recommended:
• Active use of stop-loss.
• Constant monitoring of the portfolio.
• Focus on cryptocurrencies with real utility, not just hype.
• Think about long-term goals .

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2. Psychology and mistakes in trading in general

The article “Trading Mistakes 101: Common Pitfalls and Finding Solutions” (Bookmap, September 21, 2024) highlights typical mistakes:
• Emotional influences: fear and greed cloud judgment.
• Confirmation bias: only seeking information that supports your idea.
• Overtrading: excessive frequency of trades.
• Poor risk management: lack of stop-loss or excessive leverage .

Keys to avoid them:
1. Defined trading plan with entries/exits and risk management.
2. Established stop-loss and take-profit.
3. Diversification of assets and controlled position size.
4. Seeking varied information and contrary opinions .

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3. More sources with typical mistakes in trading
• From QuantifiedStrategies (2023):
• Warning about emotional trading, overtrading, and lack of managed risk.
• Recommendation: have a solid plan, realistic objectives, clear routines, and continuous learning .

#CryptoFees101 ✅

Crypto fees are small payments required to execute transactions on a blockchain. These fees reward miners or validators who process and secure those transactions.

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⚙️ 2. Main types of fees

a) Gas Fee
• Applicable on networks like Ethereum.
• The more complex the operation (for example, using smart contracts), the more gas you consume.
• Paid in the native currency (e.g., ETH on Ethereum).

📌 Example: Sending USDC on Ethereum can cost between $2 and $50 depending on network congestion.

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b) Transaction Fee
• Common on blockchains like Bitcoin, Litecoin, Solana, etc.
• Pay to include your transaction in the next block.

📌 Example: Sending BTC can cost from a few cents to several dollars, depending on the network.

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c) Exchange Fee
• Paid when using exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, etc.
• Types:
• Maker (for placing orders on the book)
• Taker (for taking existing orders)
• Can vary between 0.1% and 1% per transaction.

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d) Withdrawal Fee
• Charged by the exchange when sending funds to an external wallet.
• Can be fixed or variable, depending on the token.

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e) Bridge Fee
• If you move funds from one blockchain to another (e.g., Ethereum to Polygon), you may pay a fee for the “bridge.”

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📉 3. Why do fees vary?
• Network congestion: Many transactions = higher prices.
• Transaction size: More data or complexity = higher cost.
• Specific blockchain: Some are cheaper by design (e.g., Solana, Polygon, Avalanche).

#BigTechStablecoin ✅

A BigTech StableCoin would be a stable digital currency backed by dollars or other assets, issued or managed by a very large technology company with a massive user base. Although there is currently no fully operational one on a global scale, there have been several significant attempts or proposals:

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🧩 Examples and Background

1. Diem (formerly Libra) – Meta (Facebook)
• Announced: 2019 by Facebook (now Meta)
• Goal: To create a global currency for payments on WhatsApp, Messenger, and other platforms.
• Features:
• Backed by a basket of fiat currencies.
• Governed by the Libra Association (included Visa, Mastercard, Uber, etc.).
• Outcome: Cancelled after regulatory pressure. Meta sold the project in 2022.

2. Amazon Coins
• Limited use: Used for purchases within Amazon, especially in apps and games.
• Not blockchain or a real stablecoin, but shows Amazon's interest in digital currencies.

3. Rumors and patents from Apple, Google, and Microsoft
• So far, they have not launched their own stablecoins, but some companies have applied for patents or are exploring partnerships with fintechs and blockchain.

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🌐 Why would a BigTech StableCoin be important?
• Massive scale: Companies like Meta, Google, or Apple have billions of users.
• Easy integration: Could integrate with apps that people already use (WhatsApp, iOS Wallet, Google Pay, etc.).
• Threat to traditional banks: Could reduce the use of banks and cards.
• Regulatory concerns: They could have too much financial power and user data.

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⚖️ Challenges and Concerns
• Regulation and monetary policy: Governments fear that such a currency could affect their economic policies.
• User privacy
• Risk of digital-financial monopoly.

#CryptoSecurity101 ✅

This information is vital if you are starting in the crypto world or if you already have digital assets and want to protect them better.

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🔐 #CryptoSecurity101 — Fundamentals of Crypto Security

1. 🛑 Never share your private keys
• Private key = your master password. Whoever has it controls your cryptocurrencies.
• Seed phrase: a list of 12 or 24 words generated by your wallet. Store it offline, on paper or a secure device, never in the cloud or in screenshots.

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2. 💼 Choose the right wallet
• Hot wallet (connected to the internet): useful for daily use, but more vulnerable to attacks.
• Eg: MetaMask, Trust Wallet
• Cold wallet (offline): ideal for long-term storage.
• Eg: Ledger, Trezor

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3. 🔐 Enable two-factor authentication (2FA)
• Protect accounts on exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, or Kraken.
• Use apps like Google Authenticator or Authy, not SMS (they are easier to intercept).

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4. ⚠️ Beware of scams
• Never send crypto to strangers promising to return more.
• Always verify the URL of the website.
• Be wary of direct messages on social media about “safe investments.”

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5. 🧠 Do DYOR: Do Your Own Research
• Do not blindly follow advice from influencers.
• Research the project, its team, purpose, and code (if you know how to read it).
• Use reliable sites like CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, or Messari.

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6. 📉 Be careful with smart contracts
• Do not sign transactions without knowing what they do.
• Connect your wallet only to audited or known sites.
• You can use tools like DeBank or Etherscan to see what permissions a dApp has over your wallet.

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7. 🔍 Monitor and revoke permissions
• Use Revoke.cash or Etherscan Token Approvals to see and remove unwanted access to your tokens.

#TrumpVsMusk ✅

The dispute between Elon Musk and Donald Trump has escalated rapidly, generating significant repercussions both in the political arena and in the financial and cryptocurrency markets. 

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🔥 How did the conflict begin?

The confrontation originated when Elon Musk publicly criticized the tax and spending bill promoted by Trump, known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” calling it a “repugnant abomination” and urging its defeat. This criticism led Musk to resign from his position in the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), a presidential advisory commission that aimed to restructure the federal government to cut spending and increase efficiency.  

In response, Trump expressed his disappointment and threatened to revoke federal contracts with Musk's companies, such as Tesla and SpaceX. Tensions escalated when Musk publicly hinted at possible ties between Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, further intensifying the conflict. 

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📉 Impact on financial and cryptocurrency markets

The dispute has had notable economic consequences: 
• Tesla: Tesla's stock fell more than 14%, wiping out approximately 150 billion dollars in market value. 
• Trump Media & Technology Group: The shares of Trump's company dropped 8%, resulting in a loss of 202 million dollars. 
• Cryptocurrencies: The price of Bitcoin fell below 101,000 dollars before recovering slightly, and Dogecoin, a cryptocurrency backed by Musk, experienced a 12% decline in the last week.
• Liquidations: Liquidations of leveraged positions in cryptocurrencies totaled approximately 980 million dollars, significantly affecting investors in Bitcoin and Ethereum.