I havee been investing for about a year now.. mostly in individual US tech stocks but I keep hearing that ETFs are a safer way to get broad market exposure without picking winners and losers yourself.
My question is: at what point does it make more sense to shift from individual stocks to ETFs, or should I be holding both? And if both, what's a reasonable split for someone who's still learning?
Zcash ($ZEC ) developers found and fixed a serious bug that could have allowed someone to create unlimited fake ZEC coins without being detected.
Security researcher Taylor Hornby discovered the problem on May 29.
The Zcash team released an emergency fix within a few days.
So far, there is no evidence that anyone used the bug.
However, because the affected Orchard shielded pool is designed for privacy, it's impossible to know for sure whether the bug was exploited before it was fixed.
The team is considering a future network upgrade that would let anyone independently verify that the total ZEC supply is correct and that no counterfeit coins exist.
In short: A major vulnerability that could have enabled hidden creation of fake ZEC was discovered and q
Binance is reportedly preparing to offer U.S. stock trading to non U.S. users, giving access to more than 7,000 stocks and ETFs...
The platform is also said to be working on a feature that would allow these stocks to be converted into tokenized assets on BNB Chain, bringing traditional equities on chain...
If this moves forward, it could become one of the biggest developments yet in the convergence of traditional finance and crypto...
HYPE just hit an all time high today and the most respected trader in crypto says this is just the beginning.
Arthur Hayes, the man who built BitMEX and literally invented the perpetual swap contract that the entire crypto derivatives market runs on today, just publicly said HYPE should at minimum overtake SOL before this bull run ends. His price target is $150. And when someone pointed out we are in a bear market he replied "my shitcoin portfolio definitely disagrees, choose better."
The math behind his call is simple. $SOL has a $47B market cap. $HYPE sits at $17B. For HYPE to flip SOL at current prices it needs to hit around $215. That is a 3x from here.
Now think about why he believes that. HYPE is already the largest revenue generating protocol in all of crypto that isnt a stablecoin. $800M per year from a single product. 97% of every single dollar in fees goes straight back into buying HYPE off the market. Over $1.16B in buybacks already done. Grayscale is filing for a HYPE staking ETF. Bitwise CIO called it a generational asset that should be valued against the $600 trillion global market, not just crypto.
The market still thinks this is a perps DEX token. Hayes thinks its the financial infrastructure of the next decade.
One thing to watch. A $684M token unlock is coming June 6. That could create short term pressure. Size accordingly.
CoinQuest Army has been here since $40. We are not done.
Do you think Hayes is right and HYPE hits $150 before this bull run ends or is this too bold? Drop your honest take below
$HYPE Was Around $40 When We Started Talking About It... 💥
CoinQuestFamily, it's not like I mentioned it only once.. I've talked about HYPE many times & kept reminding everyone along the way...
Today, TP1 is already done...
This is why getting in early matters.. The community that followed the setup is already sitting in profit, while many are only starting to notice HYPE now.
My question is simple...
Are you still holding HYPE in your spot portfolio, or did you already take some profits?