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US SEC Signals Approval for Ether ETFs, Asks Exchanges to Fine-Tune ApplicationsAccording to Reuters: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) may be poised to approve Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Aas per four sources familiar with the process, the SEC asked exchanges such as Nasdaq, CBOE, and NYSE to refine their applications for spot Ether ETFs. This unprecedented move comes as a surprise to an industry braced for rejection.
Ether's price soared by as much as 18% on Monday due to this development and was up another 8.6% at $3,802 late Tuesday morning.
The SEC is expected to make a decision on applications to list Ether ETFs by VanEck and ARK Investments/21Shares — submitted via CBOE — by the end of this week. Although there was initially no engagement between the SEC, exchanges, and issuers on the application specifics, the regulator's recent request for updates indicates potential approval.
Despite growing optimism, these issuers still need SEC approval on the ETF registration statements before trading can commence. There's no set time frame for this, meaning Ether ETFs may take several months to begin trading.
The SEC's move represents a potential triumph for the cryptocurrency industry, given the regulator's historical hesitance amid concerns around market manipulation, especially overseen by crypto skeptic, Gary Gensler. The first Ether ETF applications were filed after the SEC approved ETFs tied to Ether futures in October, but rejection was expected due to discouraging encounters with the regulator. Last year, however, the SEC was compelled to approve Bitcoin ETFs following a successful court challenge by Grayscale Investments. This paved the way for significant buying interest, with two new Bitcoin funds attracting over $1 billion in assets within the first week.
US SEC Signals Approval for Ether ETFs, Asks Exchanges to Fine-Tune Applications
According to Reuters: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) may be poised to approve Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Aas per four sources familiar with the process, the SEC asked exchanges such as Nasdaq, CBOE, and NYSE to refine their applications for spot Ether ETFs. This unprecedented move comes as a surprise to an industry braced for rejection.
Ether's price soared by as much as 18% on Monday due to this development and was up another 8.6% at $3,802 late Tuesday morning.
The SEC is expected to make a decision on applications to list Ether ETFs by VanEck and ARK Investments/21Shares — submitted via CBOE — by the end of this week. Although there was initially no engagement between the SEC, exchanges, and issuers on the application specifics, the regulator's recent request for updates indicates potential approval.
Despite growing optimism, these issuers still need SEC approval on the ETF registration statements before trading can commence. There's no set time frame for this, meaning Ether ETFs may take several months to begin trading.
The SEC's move represents a potential triumph for the cryptocurrency industry, given the regulator's historical hesitance amid concerns around market manipulation, especially overseen by crypto skeptic, Gary Gensler. The first Ether ETF applications were filed after the SEC approved ETFs tied to Ether futures in October, but rejection was expected due to discouraging encounters with the regulator. Last year, however, the SEC was compelled to approve Bitcoin ETFs following a successful court challenge by Grayscale Investments. This paved the way for significant buying interest, with two new Bitcoin funds attracting over $1 billion in assets within the first week.
Ether's price soared by as much as 18% on Monday due to this development and was up another 8.6% at $3,802 late Tuesday morning.
The SEC is expected to make a decision on applications to list Ether ETFs by VanEck and ARK Investments/21Shares — submitted via CBOE — by the end of this week. Although there was initially no engagement between the SEC, exchanges, and issuers on the application specifics, the regulator's recent request for updates indicates potential approval.
Despite growing optimism, these issuers still need SEC approval on the ETF registration statements before trading can commence. There's no set time frame for this, meaning Ether ETFs may take several months to begin trading.
The SEC's move represents a potential triumph for the cryptocurrency industry, given the regulator's historical hesitance amid concerns around market manipulation, especially overseen by crypto skeptic, Gary Gensler. The first Ether ETF applications were filed after the SEC approved ETFs tied to Ether futures in October, but rejection was expected due to discouraging encounters with the regulator. Last year, however, the SEC was compelled to approve Bitcoin ETFs following a successful court challenge by Grayscale Investments. This paved the way for significant buying interest, with two new Bitcoin funds attracting over $1 billion in assets within the first week.
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Trump Just Signaled Military Escalation Against Iran and Bitcoin Price Dropped 6% in Hours: Is $60,0Bitcoin price dropped to approximately $66,500, shedding nearly 6% in hours, after President Trump’s April 1st address signaled harder military strikes against Iran in the coming weeks, shattering the fragile optimism that had briefly lifted risk assets
The S&P 500 followed into the red, with MSCI’s Asia Pacific index reversing a prior session’s rebound to fall 1.7%. Brent crude jumped more than 5% to above $106 a barrel as traders priced in prolonged Strait of Hormuz disruption. This market fallout is precisely the macro fog that keeps risk assets pinned
Trump’s remarks reversed sentiment that had built earlier this week when he indicated a willingness to end the conflict before reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global trade waterway
The April 1st address walked that back entirely, using language that pointed toward escalation rather than negotiation. Investors received no timeline for resolution – only the prospect of intensified operations
Bitcoin’s digital gold narrative took another hit. With the 30-day rolling BTC-to-S&P 500 correlation spiking to 0.75 – its highest in months – institutional desks are treating Bitcoin as a high-beta tech proxy, not a geopolitical hedge. The safe-haven narrative is cracking
BTC is sitting at $66,500, stuck in a pattern of lower highs since the March peak at $76,000, with each recovery attempt getting weaker and selling pressure capping every bounce before it gets going
The $64,000 to $65,000 floor is the level that matters most right now, it has held on multiple tests but a clean break below it opens the path straight back to $60,000 where the February wick bottomed out
On the upside, $68,000 and then $70,000 are the levels that need to flip for any real recovery narrative to rebuild, and neither looks easy given how heavy every bounce has been recently
Until one of those scenarios plays out, this is a chart in damage control mode
The broader bearish trend in BTC’s recent price history makes this inflection point more consequential than it might otherwise appear
Bitcoin ended March up just 2%, snapping a five-month losing streak – but it remains down roughly 45% from its October peak above $126,000. Apparent demand was already negative by approximately 63,000 BTC as of late last month, per CryptoQuant.
Stock and commodity markets continue to whipsaw according to Trump’s latest comments on geopolitical developments,” said Caroline Mauron, co-founder of Orbit Markets.
Bitcoin is largely following stocks’ direction, though in the past few weeks it has showed reduced sensitivity to both good and bad news.” That reduced sensitivity may be the one thin positive – but it hasn’t prevented a $6,500 drop in a single session.
Notably, gold’s worst monthly performance in 17 years through March – down more than 11% – strips away the easy ‘rotate to safe havens’ narrative. Treasuries and cash are absorbing the flight-to-safety flow instead.
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield surged as markets priced in persistent inflation driven by energy supply disruptions, creating a direct headwind for non-yielding assets like Bitcoin. Until the Iran situation resolves cleanly in either direction, Bitcoin is unlikely to decouple.
#PEPEATH
#LISTAAirdrop
#MegadropLista
#ZeusInCrypto
#AmanSaiCommUNITY
Trump Just Signaled Military Escalation Against Iran and Bitcoin Price Dropped 6% in Hours: Is $60,0
Bitcoin price dropped to approximately $66,500, shedding nearly 6% in hours, after President Trump’s April 1st address signaled harder military strikes against Iran in the coming weeks, shattering the fragile optimism that had briefly lifted risk assets
The S&P 500 followed into the red, with MSCI’s Asia Pacific index reversing a prior session’s rebound to fall 1.7%. Brent crude jumped more than 5% to above $106 a barrel as traders priced in prolonged Strait of Hormuz disruption. This market fallout is precisely the macro fog that keeps risk assets pinned
Trump’s remarks reversed sentiment that had built earlier this week when he indicated a willingness to end the conflict before reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global trade waterway
The April 1st address walked that back entirely, using language that pointed toward escalation rather than negotiation. Investors received no timeline for resolution – only the prospect of intensified operations
Bitcoin’s digital gold narrative took another hit. With the 30-day rolling BTC-to-S&P 500 correlation spiking to 0.75 – its highest in months – institutional desks are treating Bitcoin as a high-beta tech proxy, not a geopolitical hedge. The safe-haven narrative is cracking
BTC is sitting at $66,500, stuck in a pattern of lower highs since the March peak at $76,000, with each recovery attempt getting weaker and selling pressure capping every bounce before it gets going
The $64,000 to $65,000 floor is the level that matters most right now, it has held on multiple tests but a clean break below it opens the path straight back to $60,000 where the February wick bottomed out
On the upside, $68,000 and then $70,000 are the levels that need to flip for any real recovery narrative to rebuild, and neither looks easy given how heavy every bounce has been recently
Until one of those scenarios plays out, this is a chart in damage control mode
The broader bearish trend in BTC’s recent price history makes this inflection point more consequential than it might otherwise appear
Bitcoin ended March up just 2%, snapping a five-month losing streak – but it remains down roughly 45% from its October peak above $126,000. Apparent demand was already negative by approximately 63,000 BTC as of late last month, per CryptoQuant.
Stock and commodity markets continue to whipsaw according to Trump’s latest comments on geopolitical developments,” said Caroline Mauron, co-founder of Orbit Markets.
Bitcoin is largely following stocks’ direction, though in the past few weeks it has showed reduced sensitivity to both good and bad news.” That reduced sensitivity may be the one thin positive – but it hasn’t prevented a $6,500 drop in a single session.
Notably, gold’s worst monthly performance in 17 years through March – down more than 11% – strips away the easy ‘rotate to safe havens’ narrative. Treasuries and cash are absorbing the flight-to-safety flow instead.
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield surged as markets priced in persistent inflation driven by energy supply disruptions, creating a direct headwind for non-yielding assets like Bitcoin. Until the Iran situation resolves cleanly in either direction, Bitcoin is unlikely to decouple.
#PEPEATH
#LISTAAirdrop
#MegadropLista
#ZeusInCrypto
#AmanSaiCommUNITY
The S&P 500 followed into the red, with MSCI’s Asia Pacific index reversing a prior session’s rebound to fall 1.7%. Brent crude jumped more than 5% to above $106 a barrel as traders priced in prolonged Strait of Hormuz disruption. This market fallout is precisely the macro fog that keeps risk assets pinned
Trump’s remarks reversed sentiment that had built earlier this week when he indicated a willingness to end the conflict before reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global trade waterway
The April 1st address walked that back entirely, using language that pointed toward escalation rather than negotiation. Investors received no timeline for resolution – only the prospect of intensified operations
Bitcoin’s digital gold narrative took another hit. With the 30-day rolling BTC-to-S&P 500 correlation spiking to 0.75 – its highest in months – institutional desks are treating Bitcoin as a high-beta tech proxy, not a geopolitical hedge. The safe-haven narrative is cracking
BTC is sitting at $66,500, stuck in a pattern of lower highs since the March peak at $76,000, with each recovery attempt getting weaker and selling pressure capping every bounce before it gets going
The $64,000 to $65,000 floor is the level that matters most right now, it has held on multiple tests but a clean break below it opens the path straight back to $60,000 where the February wick bottomed out
On the upside, $68,000 and then $70,000 are the levels that need to flip for any real recovery narrative to rebuild, and neither looks easy given how heavy every bounce has been recently
Until one of those scenarios plays out, this is a chart in damage control mode
The broader bearish trend in BTC’s recent price history makes this inflection point more consequential than it might otherwise appear
Bitcoin ended March up just 2%, snapping a five-month losing streak – but it remains down roughly 45% from its October peak above $126,000. Apparent demand was already negative by approximately 63,000 BTC as of late last month, per CryptoQuant.
Stock and commodity markets continue to whipsaw according to Trump’s latest comments on geopolitical developments,” said Caroline Mauron, co-founder of Orbit Markets.
Bitcoin is largely following stocks’ direction, though in the past few weeks it has showed reduced sensitivity to both good and bad news.” That reduced sensitivity may be the one thin positive – but it hasn’t prevented a $6,500 drop in a single session.
Notably, gold’s worst monthly performance in 17 years through March – down more than 11% – strips away the easy ‘rotate to safe havens’ narrative. Treasuries and cash are absorbing the flight-to-safety flow instead.
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield surged as markets priced in persistent inflation driven by energy supply disruptions, creating a direct headwind for non-yielding assets like Bitcoin. Until the Iran situation resolves cleanly in either direction, Bitcoin is unlikely to decouple.
#PEPEATH
#LISTAAirdrop
#MegadropLista
#ZeusInCrypto
#AmanSaiCommUNITY
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XRP adjacent Flare proposes protocol-level MEV capture and 40% inflation cutThe proposal would move block building away from individual validators, create a revenue entity called FIRE to buy and burn FLR, and reduce annual token inflation to 3%.
External estimates put annual MEV revenues at tens of millions on networks like Arbitrum, upwards of $500 million on Ethereum, and as much as $1 billion on Solana. Flare's three-stage proposal would route the revenue into the protocol's own token economics.
In the first stage, block building moves from individual validators to a designated builder, initially run by the Flare Entity, with a fallback to the current model if the builder is unavailable. In the second, block building moves into Flare Confidential Compute, making the process publicly auditable. The third stage merges the builder and proposer into a single entity, shifting existing validators to a verification role.
The proposal also creates FIRE, the Flare Income Reinvestment Entity to collect revenue from multiple protocol sources including attestation fees, FAsset and Smart Account fees, confidential compute fees and the captured MEV. FIRE's primary mandate is reducing FLR token supply through open-market buybacks and burns.
Several changes would take effect immediately after approval. Annual FLR inflation would drop to 3% from 5%, with the hard cap cut to 3 billion tokens per year from 5 billion. A 20-fold increase to the base gas fee, from 60 gwei to 1,200 gwei, would raise estimated annual FLR burn from roughly 7.5 million to 300 million at current transaction volumes. Even after the increase, a standard Flare transaction would cost a fraction of a cent.
Flare has deep roots in the XRP ecosystem, having distributed its initial token supply through an airdrop to XRP holders in 2023. Its FAssets system, which has produced over 150 million FXRP, is designed to bring smart contract functionality to assets on blockchains like XRPL that do not natively support it.
The network reports over $160 million in total value locked as of late March 2026, with more than 887,000 active addresses.
#PEPEATH
#OopsieDaisy
#InnovationAhead
#UnicornChannel
#YiHeBinance
XRP adjacent Flare proposes protocol-level MEV capture and 40% inflation cut
The proposal would move block building away from individual validators, create a revenue entity called FIRE to buy and burn FLR, and reduce annual token inflation to 3%.
External estimates put annual MEV revenues at tens of millions on networks like Arbitrum, upwards of $500 million on Ethereum, and as much as $1 billion on Solana. Flare's three-stage proposal would route the revenue into the protocol's own token economics.
In the first stage, block building moves from individual validators to a designated builder, initially run by the Flare Entity, with a fallback to the current model if the builder is unavailable. In the second, block building moves into Flare Confidential Compute, making the process publicly auditable. The third stage merges the builder and proposer into a single entity, shifting existing validators to a verification role.
The proposal also creates FIRE, the Flare Income Reinvestment Entity to collect revenue from multiple protocol sources including attestation fees, FAsset and Smart Account fees, confidential compute fees and the captured MEV. FIRE's primary mandate is reducing FLR token supply through open-market buybacks and burns.
Several changes would take effect immediately after approval. Annual FLR inflation would drop to 3% from 5%, with the hard cap cut to 3 billion tokens per year from 5 billion. A 20-fold increase to the base gas fee, from 60 gwei to 1,200 gwei, would raise estimated annual FLR burn from roughly 7.5 million to 300 million at current transaction volumes. Even after the increase, a standard Flare transaction would cost a fraction of a cent.
Flare has deep roots in the XRP ecosystem, having distributed its initial token supply through an airdrop to XRP holders in 2023. Its FAssets system, which has produced over 150 million FXRP, is designed to bring smart contract functionality to assets on blockchains like XRPL that do not natively support it.
The network reports over $160 million in total value locked as of late March 2026, with more than 887,000 active addresses.
#PEPEATH
#OopsieDaisy
#InnovationAhead
#UnicornChannel
#YiHeBinance
External estimates put annual MEV revenues at tens of millions on networks like Arbitrum, upwards of $500 million on Ethereum, and as much as $1 billion on Solana. Flare's three-stage proposal would route the revenue into the protocol's own token economics.
In the first stage, block building moves from individual validators to a designated builder, initially run by the Flare Entity, with a fallback to the current model if the builder is unavailable. In the second, block building moves into Flare Confidential Compute, making the process publicly auditable. The third stage merges the builder and proposer into a single entity, shifting existing validators to a verification role.
The proposal also creates FIRE, the Flare Income Reinvestment Entity to collect revenue from multiple protocol sources including attestation fees, FAsset and Smart Account fees, confidential compute fees and the captured MEV. FIRE's primary mandate is reducing FLR token supply through open-market buybacks and burns.
Several changes would take effect immediately after approval. Annual FLR inflation would drop to 3% from 5%, with the hard cap cut to 3 billion tokens per year from 5 billion. A 20-fold increase to the base gas fee, from 60 gwei to 1,200 gwei, would raise estimated annual FLR burn from roughly 7.5 million to 300 million at current transaction volumes. Even after the increase, a standard Flare transaction would cost a fraction of a cent.
Flare has deep roots in the XRP ecosystem, having distributed its initial token supply through an airdrop to XRP holders in 2023. Its FAssets system, which has produced over 150 million FXRP, is designed to bring smart contract functionality to assets on blockchains like XRPL that do not natively support it.
The network reports over $160 million in total value locked as of late March 2026, with more than 887,000 active addresses.
#PEPEATH
#OopsieDaisy
#InnovationAhead
#UnicornChannel
#YiHeBinance
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تحليـل عملـه $PEPE الان
💥الاتجاه: تصحيحي هابط حالياً.
💥نقطة الدعم: 0.00000355 (كسرها يعني هبوط أكثر).
💥نقطة المقاومة: 0.00000360 (اختراقها يعني عودة الصعود).
💥💥الخلاصة: السعر عند منطقة حاسمة؛ إما الارتداد من الدعم الحالي أو استمرار النزول.
#freedomofmoney #PEPEATH
💥 لاتنـس المتابعـه ليصـلك كـل جديـد 💥
تحليـل عملـه $PEPE الان
💥الاتجاه: تصحيحي هابط حالياً.
💥نقطة الدعم: 0.00000355 (كسرها يعني هبوط أكثر).
💥نقطة المقاومة: 0.00000360 (اختراقها يعني عودة الصعود).
💥💥الخلاصة: السعر عند منطقة حاسمة؛ إما الارتداد من الدعم الحالي أو استمرار النزول.
#freedomofmoney #PEPEATH
💥 لاتنـس المتابعـه ليصـلك كـل جديـد 💥
💥الاتجاه: تصحيحي هابط حالياً.
💥نقطة الدعم: 0.00000355 (كسرها يعني هبوط أكثر).
💥نقطة المقاومة: 0.00000360 (اختراقها يعني عودة الصعود).
💥💥الخلاصة: السعر عند منطقة حاسمة؛ إما الارتداد من الدعم الحالي أو استمرار النزول.
#freedomofmoney #PEPEATH
💥 لاتنـس المتابعـه ليصـلك كـل جديـد 💥
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Corsair’s custom PC case builder is fun, but the math doesn’t add upI love PC building because I love customization. It’s one of the big reasons to build your own desktop, along with upgradeability and cost savings… though that latter point is out the window right now. Anyway, Corsair is leaning into the custom angle with its latest online “builder” tool, this time for the ubiquitous Frame 4000D ATX case.
It’s a smart move. The 4000D is a fine case, but it’s essentially just a box—no crazy curves, no over-the-top elements. Corsair has seemingly been modifying the design for years, as exemplified by the side bracket for that display you can add to an otherwise mundane enclosure. But I’m getting ahead of myself
If you’ve played around with other online customization tools—like Corsair’s own K65 Plus keyboard builder or Framework’s laptops—you know what to expect here. It starts with the bare frame, either black or white. Then you get a lot more variety in the front panel, which comes in a dozen options. You get classy wood (already out of stock!), flat or slightly frosted glass, or an RGB-bedecked airflow option.
The motherboard tray gets only five choices: basic white or black, a slightly upgraded “rapid route” punchhole version of each (which doesn’t seem like a back-to-front design, just a little more stylish… for something that sits under your motherboard? Okay), or “Elite Meteorite Aluminum.” That’s an $80 upgrade, which only has anodization as a reason for the extra price. Boo.
The next bit is my favorite practical choice: the PSU cover. You get a standard full-length barrier between the lower portion of the case interior and the motherboard area, in black or white. But for $15 you can upgrade to a “compact” shroud, a little cubby for the power supply that leaves a shelf free towards the front. I get the feeling that’ll be a popular option for those who want upgraded cooling… or those who just want to stick a Gundam in that spot to be extra. Either way it’s neat, though the compact shroud might interfere with some side panel options.
You get a couple of choices for front I/O, again, reminding me of the Framework Desktop. For $20 to $25, you can get three USB-C ports instead of a 2/1 split, and which one you want will depend on what gadgets you plug in on a regular basis.
The side panel is where I think a lot of the crunchy customizers will pay attention. You get glass options, with one covering just the motherboard (the PSU area gets a metal airflow shroud) and the other being the full side of the case. You can go with classic full steel if you want the stealth look, in black or white. And for something more deluxe, mounting brackets for side air intakes and Corsair’s LCD add-on are available.
The final section is just extra hardware. This is where you add on the Xeneon Edge touchscreen, or a trio of color-matched fans, plus a “QuickTurn Screw Pack.” It’s worth noting that these additional hardware options don’t come at a discount—they’re exactly the same prices you’d pay for the components separately. Since even my fairly basic 4000D build came in at over $200, that’s discouraging.
I should also note that all the upgrades and extras in this builder come as separate pieces to install on a bog-standard 4000D frame, even the ones that are crucial like the motherboard tray or front I/O. You aren’t saving any build time with this tool—in fact, you’re probably adding some.
Overall, I like the options on display here, though I’m not in love with the price. It’s very cool that it looks like all of these Frame pieces are also available as separate purchases on Corsair’s store, so you could start with a basic 4000D and upgrade as you go when you want to change things up (or when your budget allows).
#PEPEATH
#OopsieDaisy
#IONToken
#UnicornChannel
#YourFavoriteInfluencer
Corsair’s custom PC case builder is fun, but the math doesn’t add up
I love PC building because I love customization. It’s one of the big reasons to build your own desktop, along with upgradeability and cost savings… though that latter point is out the window right now. Anyway, Corsair is leaning into the custom angle with its latest online “builder” tool, this time for the ubiquitous Frame 4000D ATX case.
It’s a smart move. The 4000D is a fine case, but it’s essentially just a box—no crazy curves, no over-the-top elements. Corsair has seemingly been modifying the design for years, as exemplified by the side bracket for that display you can add to an otherwise mundane enclosure. But I’m getting ahead of myself
If you’ve played around with other online customization tools—like Corsair’s own K65 Plus keyboard builder or Framework’s laptops—you know what to expect here. It starts with the bare frame, either black or white. Then you get a lot more variety in the front panel, which comes in a dozen options. You get classy wood (already out of stock!), flat or slightly frosted glass, or an RGB-bedecked airflow option.
The motherboard tray gets only five choices: basic white or black, a slightly upgraded “rapid route” punchhole version of each (which doesn’t seem like a back-to-front design, just a little more stylish… for something that sits under your motherboard? Okay), or “Elite Meteorite Aluminum.” That’s an $80 upgrade, which only has anodization as a reason for the extra price. Boo.
The next bit is my favorite practical choice: the PSU cover. You get a standard full-length barrier between the lower portion of the case interior and the motherboard area, in black or white. But for $15 you can upgrade to a “compact” shroud, a little cubby for the power supply that leaves a shelf free towards the front. I get the feeling that’ll be a popular option for those who want upgraded cooling… or those who just want to stick a Gundam in that spot to be extra. Either way it’s neat, though the compact shroud might interfere with some side panel options.
You get a couple of choices for front I/O, again, reminding me of the Framework Desktop. For $20 to $25, you can get three USB-C ports instead of a 2/1 split, and which one you want will depend on what gadgets you plug in on a regular basis.
The side panel is where I think a lot of the crunchy customizers will pay attention. You get glass options, with one covering just the motherboard (the PSU area gets a metal airflow shroud) and the other being the full side of the case. You can go with classic full steel if you want the stealth look, in black or white. And for something more deluxe, mounting brackets for side air intakes and Corsair’s LCD add-on are available.
The final section is just extra hardware. This is where you add on the Xeneon Edge touchscreen, or a trio of color-matched fans, plus a “QuickTurn Screw Pack.” It’s worth noting that these additional hardware options don’t come at a discount—they’re exactly the same prices you’d pay for the components separately. Since even my fairly basic 4000D build came in at over $200, that’s discouraging.
I should also note that all the upgrades and extras in this builder come as separate pieces to install on a bog-standard 4000D frame, even the ones that are crucial like the motherboard tray or front I/O. You aren’t saving any build time with this tool—in fact, you’re probably adding some.
Overall, I like the options on display here, though I’m not in love with the price. It’s very cool that it looks like all of these Frame pieces are also available as separate purchases on Corsair’s store, so you could start with a basic 4000D and upgrade as you go when you want to change things up (or when your budget allows).
#PEPEATH
#OopsieDaisy
#IONToken
#UnicornChannel
#YourFavoriteInfluencer
It’s a smart move. The 4000D is a fine case, but it’s essentially just a box—no crazy curves, no over-the-top elements. Corsair has seemingly been modifying the design for years, as exemplified by the side bracket for that display you can add to an otherwise mundane enclosure. But I’m getting ahead of myself
If you’ve played around with other online customization tools—like Corsair’s own K65 Plus keyboard builder or Framework’s laptops—you know what to expect here. It starts with the bare frame, either black or white. Then you get a lot more variety in the front panel, which comes in a dozen options. You get classy wood (already out of stock!), flat or slightly frosted glass, or an RGB-bedecked airflow option.
The motherboard tray gets only five choices: basic white or black, a slightly upgraded “rapid route” punchhole version of each (which doesn’t seem like a back-to-front design, just a little more stylish… for something that sits under your motherboard? Okay), or “Elite Meteorite Aluminum.” That’s an $80 upgrade, which only has anodization as a reason for the extra price. Boo.
The next bit is my favorite practical choice: the PSU cover. You get a standard full-length barrier between the lower portion of the case interior and the motherboard area, in black or white. But for $15 you can upgrade to a “compact” shroud, a little cubby for the power supply that leaves a shelf free towards the front. I get the feeling that’ll be a popular option for those who want upgraded cooling… or those who just want to stick a Gundam in that spot to be extra. Either way it’s neat, though the compact shroud might interfere with some side panel options.
You get a couple of choices for front I/O, again, reminding me of the Framework Desktop. For $20 to $25, you can get three USB-C ports instead of a 2/1 split, and which one you want will depend on what gadgets you plug in on a regular basis.
The side panel is where I think a lot of the crunchy customizers will pay attention. You get glass options, with one covering just the motherboard (the PSU area gets a metal airflow shroud) and the other being the full side of the case. You can go with classic full steel if you want the stealth look, in black or white. And for something more deluxe, mounting brackets for side air intakes and Corsair’s LCD add-on are available.
The final section is just extra hardware. This is where you add on the Xeneon Edge touchscreen, or a trio of color-matched fans, plus a “QuickTurn Screw Pack.” It’s worth noting that these additional hardware options don’t come at a discount—they’re exactly the same prices you’d pay for the components separately. Since even my fairly basic 4000D build came in at over $200, that’s discouraging.
I should also note that all the upgrades and extras in this builder come as separate pieces to install on a bog-standard 4000D frame, even the ones that are crucial like the motherboard tray or front I/O. You aren’t saving any build time with this tool—in fact, you’re probably adding some.
Overall, I like the options on display here, though I’m not in love with the price. It’s very cool that it looks like all of these Frame pieces are also available as separate purchases on Corsair’s store, so you could start with a basic 4000D and upgrade as you go when you want to change things up (or when your budget allows).
#PEPEATH
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CAF President Motsepe rejects Senegal’s corruption claim amid AFCON falloutThe president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has rejected accusations of corruption by the Senegalese government after the body’s shock decision to strip Senegal of its AFCON title and award it to Morocco.
“If anybody wants to initiate legal action alleging that there is corruption in CAF, I don’t only welcome that, I encourage them,” said Patrice Motsepe, speaking in Morocco on Thursday.
“There’s nothing to hide. We respect enormously the judicial and legal sovereignty of every single one of our 54 nations on the African continent
I’m confident that whatever the decision of CAS will say, we will respect it and we will implement it,” he added, referring to the Court of Arbitration for Sport
Motsepe’s visit comes at a particularly tense time for CAF following its surprise decision to overturn Senegal’s 1-0 win against host-nation Morocco in the Africa Cup of Nations final on January 18.
CAF cited regulations about leaving the field as it recorded a 3-0 victory in Morocco’s favour on March 17
During the match, Senegalese players, along with head coach Pape Thiaw and his staff, walked off the pitch in Rabat after Morocco were awarded an added-time penalty, which forward Brahim Diaz ultimately missed
The Senegalese Football Federation has appealed CAF’s decision at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)
The decision has sparked a strong response by Senegal, whose government has called for an international investigation into suspected corruption within the institution
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#UnicornChannel
#yasirazam
CAF President Motsepe rejects Senegal’s corruption claim amid AFCON fallout
The president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has rejected accusations of corruption by the Senegalese government after the body’s shock decision to strip Senegal of its AFCON title and award it to Morocco.
“If anybody wants to initiate legal action alleging that there is corruption in CAF, I don’t only welcome that, I encourage them,” said Patrice Motsepe, speaking in Morocco on Thursday.
“There’s nothing to hide. We respect enormously the judicial and legal sovereignty of every single one of our 54 nations on the African continent
I’m confident that whatever the decision of CAS will say, we will respect it and we will implement it,” he added, referring to the Court of Arbitration for Sport
Motsepe’s visit comes at a particularly tense time for CAF following its surprise decision to overturn Senegal’s 1-0 win against host-nation Morocco in the Africa Cup of Nations final on January 18.
CAF cited regulations about leaving the field as it recorded a 3-0 victory in Morocco’s favour on March 17
During the match, Senegalese players, along with head coach Pape Thiaw and his staff, walked off the pitch in Rabat after Morocco were awarded an added-time penalty, which forward Brahim Diaz ultimately missed
The Senegalese Football Federation has appealed CAF’s decision at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)
The decision has sparked a strong response by Senegal, whose government has called for an international investigation into suspected corruption within the institution
#PEPEATH
#OopsieDaisy
#IDKwhatIamdoing
#UnicornChannel
#yasirazam
“If anybody wants to initiate legal action alleging that there is corruption in CAF, I don’t only welcome that, I encourage them,” said Patrice Motsepe, speaking in Morocco on Thursday.
“There’s nothing to hide. We respect enormously the judicial and legal sovereignty of every single one of our 54 nations on the African continent
I’m confident that whatever the decision of CAS will say, we will respect it and we will implement it,” he added, referring to the Court of Arbitration for Sport
Motsepe’s visit comes at a particularly tense time for CAF following its surprise decision to overturn Senegal’s 1-0 win against host-nation Morocco in the Africa Cup of Nations final on January 18.
CAF cited regulations about leaving the field as it recorded a 3-0 victory in Morocco’s favour on March 17
During the match, Senegalese players, along with head coach Pape Thiaw and his staff, walked off the pitch in Rabat after Morocco were awarded an added-time penalty, which forward Brahim Diaz ultimately missed
The Senegalese Football Federation has appealed CAF’s decision at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)
The decision has sparked a strong response by Senegal, whose government has called for an international investigation into suspected corruption within the institution
#PEPEATH
#OopsieDaisy
#IDKwhatIamdoing
#UnicornChannel
#yasirazam
Golden_Man_News:
This is a reminder that governance issues permeate all sectors; transparency in sports is crucial.
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What is Iran’s Strait of Hormuz protocol and will other nations accept it?The Strait of Hormuz, which links the Gulf to the Gulf of Oman, has held global attention since Israel and the US began their war on Iran in February.
Until fighting began, the narrow channel, through which 20 per cent of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies are shipped from Gulf producers in peacetime, remained toll-free and safe for vessels. The strait is shared by Iran and Oman and does not fall into the category of international waters
After the US and Israel began strikes, Iran retaliated by attacking “enemy” merchant ships in the strait, effectively halting passage for all, stranding shipping, and creating one of the worst-ever global energy distribution crises.
Tehran continued to refuse to re-open the strait to all traffic at the start of this week, despite US President Donald Trump’s threats to bomb Iran’s power plants and bridges if it did not relent. Trump backed away from his threat on Tuesday night when a two-week ceasefire, brokered by Pakistan, was declared.
That followed a 10-point peace proposal from Iran that Trump described as a “workable” basis on which to negotiate a permanent end to hostilities.
As part of the truce, Tehran has now issued official terms it says will guide its control of the Strait going forward. The US has not directly acknowledged the terms ahead of talks set to begin in Islamabad on Friday. However, analysts say Tehran’s continued control will be unpopular with Washington, as well as other countries
During the crisis, only a few ships from specific countries deemed friendly to Iran and those which pay a toll have been granted safe passage. At least two tolls for ships are believed to have been paid in Chinese yuan, in what appears to be a strategy to weaken the US dollar, but also to avoid US sanctions. China, which buys 80 percent of Iran’s oil, already pays Tehran in yuan
On Tuesday, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi said Iran would grant safe passage through the strait during the ceasefire in “coordination with Iran’s Armed Forces and with due consideration of technical limitations
On Wednesday, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) released a map of the strait showing a safe route for ships to follow. The map appears to direct ships further north towards the Iranian coast and away from the traditional route closer to the coast of Oman
In a statement, the IRGC said all vessels must use the new map for navigation due to “the likelihood of the presence of various types of anti-ship mines in the main traffic zone”
However, Trump said on Tuesday the US would be “helping with the traffic buildup” in the strait and that the US army would be “hanging around” as the negotiations go on.
It is unclear whether Iran is collecting toll fees during the ceasefire period.
It’s not known to what extent US troops are directing what happens in the strait now
The Strait will be “OPEN & SAFE” he posted on his Truth Social media site on Thursday, adding that US troops would not leave the area, and threatening to resume attacks if the
Among Tehran’s main demands listed on its 10-point plan are that the US and Israel permanently cease all attacks on Iran and its allies – particularly Lebanon – lift all sanctions, and allow Iran to retain control over Hormuz. The plan has not been fully published but is understood to be a starting point for talks
Delhi-based maritime analyst C Uday Bhaskar told Al Jazeera that there is a lot of “uncertainty” about who can sail through the strait, and that only between three and five ships have transited since the war was paused
Revenues raised would be used to rebuild military and civilian infrastructure damaged by US-Israeli strikes, Tehran said
Iranian media say Iran is considering a plan to charge up to $2m per vessel to be shared with Oman on the opposite side of the strait. Other reports suggest Iran could charge $1 per barrel of oil being shipped
Critics of Iran’s plan to charge tolls say it violates international law guiding safe maritime passage, and should not be part of a final ceasefire agreement
Oman has rejected the idea. Transport minister Said Al-Maawali said on Wednesday that the Omanis previously “signed all international maritime transport agreements” which bar taking fees
The law allows coastal states to collect fees for services rendered, such as navigation assistance or port use, but not for passage itself
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) says levies cannot be charged on ships sailing through international straits or territorial seas
Neither the US nor Iran has ratified that particular convention, however
Even if they had, there could be ways to get around this law anyway. Analyst Bhaskar told Al Jazeera that if Iran instead charged fees to de-mine the strait and make it safe for passage again, that could be allowable under maritime laws
There is no precedent in recent history of countries officially taxing passage through international straits or waterways
In October 2024, a United Nations Security Council report alleged that the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen were collecting “illegal fees” from shipping companies to allow vessels to pass through the Red Sea and the Bab-el-Mandeb strait, where it was targeting ships linked to Israel during the Gaza war
Last week, a top adviser to Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei suggested the Houthis could shut the Bab al-Mandeb shipping route again in light of the war on Iran
Tolls for passage through the Strait of Hormuz would likely most affect oil and gas-producing countries in the Gulf, but ripple effects will spread to others as well, as the current supply shocks have shown
Gulf countries, which issued statements calling for the reopening of the passage and praising the ceasefire on Wednesday, would also face a continuing degree of uncertainty, analysts say, as Iran could again disrupt flows in the future
Before the ceasefire was announced, Bahrain had already proposed a resolution at the UN Security Council calling on member states to coordinate and jointly reopen the passage by “all necessary means”. It was backed by Qatar, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Jordan. On April 7, 11 of 15 UNSC members voted in favour of that resolution
But Russia and China vetoed the resolution, saying it was biased against Iran and did not address the initial strikes on Iran by the US and Israel
Beyond the region, observers say the US is unlikely to accept indefinite toll demands by Iran as part of the negotiations expected to begin on Friday
A toll to pass through the Strait of Hormuz “is not going to go down well with President Trump and his expectations that the strait should be open for everyone”, Amin Saikal, a professor at the Australian National University, said
Other major powers have also voiced opposition. Ahead of the ceasefire, Britain had begun discussions with 40 other countries to find a way to reopen the strait.
Practical realities in the strait might see a different scenario play out with ship owners losing millions each day their vessels remain stranded seeking to get them out quickly and undamaged experts say. They are more likely to comply with Iran, at least for now
“If I were the owner of a VLCC [very large crude carrier] which weighs about 300,000 tonnes, whose value could be a quarter billion dollars…I would believe the Iranians if they said we have laid mines,” Bhaskar said.
#Launchpool
#Kriptocutrader
#jasmyustd
#hottrendingtopics
#PEPEATH
What is Iran’s Strait of Hormuz protocol and will other nations accept it?
The Strait of Hormuz, which links the Gulf to the Gulf of Oman, has held global attention since Israel and the US began their war on Iran in February.
Until fighting began, the narrow channel, through which 20 per cent of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies are shipped from Gulf producers in peacetime, remained toll-free and safe for vessels. The strait is shared by Iran and Oman and does not fall into the category of international waters
After the US and Israel began strikes, Iran retaliated by attacking “enemy” merchant ships in the strait, effectively halting passage for all, stranding shipping, and creating one of the worst-ever global energy distribution crises.
Tehran continued to refuse to re-open the strait to all traffic at the start of this week, despite US President Donald Trump’s threats to bomb Iran’s power plants and bridges if it did not relent. Trump backed away from his threat on Tuesday night when a two-week ceasefire, brokered by Pakistan, was declared.
That followed a 10-point peace proposal from Iran that Trump described as a “workable” basis on which to negotiate a permanent end to hostilities.
As part of the truce, Tehran has now issued official terms it says will guide its control of the Strait going forward. The US has not directly acknowledged the terms ahead of talks set to begin in Islamabad on Friday. However, analysts say Tehran’s continued control will be unpopular with Washington, as well as other countries
During the crisis, only a few ships from specific countries deemed friendly to Iran and those which pay a toll have been granted safe passage. At least two tolls for ships are believed to have been paid in Chinese yuan, in what appears to be a strategy to weaken the US dollar, but also to avoid US sanctions. China, which buys 80 percent of Iran’s oil, already pays Tehran in yuan
On Tuesday, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi said Iran would grant safe passage through the strait during the ceasefire in “coordination with Iran’s Armed Forces and with due consideration of technical limitations
On Wednesday, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) released a map of the strait showing a safe route for ships to follow. The map appears to direct ships further north towards the Iranian coast and away from the traditional route closer to the coast of Oman
In a statement, the IRGC said all vessels must use the new map for navigation due to “the likelihood of the presence of various types of anti-ship mines in the main traffic zone”
However, Trump said on Tuesday the US would be “helping with the traffic buildup” in the strait and that the US army would be “hanging around” as the negotiations go on.
It is unclear whether Iran is collecting toll fees during the ceasefire period.
It’s not known to what extent US troops are directing what happens in the strait now
The Strait will be “OPEN & SAFE” he posted on his Truth Social media site on Thursday, adding that US troops would not leave the area, and threatening to resume attacks if the
Among Tehran’s main demands listed on its 10-point plan are that the US and Israel permanently cease all attacks on Iran and its allies – particularly Lebanon – lift all sanctions, and allow Iran to retain control over Hormuz. The plan has not been fully published but is understood to be a starting point for talks
Delhi-based maritime analyst C Uday Bhaskar told Al Jazeera that there is a lot of “uncertainty” about who can sail through the strait, and that only between three and five ships have transited since the war was paused
Revenues raised would be used to rebuild military and civilian infrastructure damaged by US-Israeli strikes, Tehran said
Iranian media say Iran is considering a plan to charge up to $2m per vessel to be shared with Oman on the opposite side of the strait. Other reports suggest Iran could charge $1 per barrel of oil being shipped
Critics of Iran’s plan to charge tolls say it violates international law guiding safe maritime passage, and should not be part of a final ceasefire agreement
Oman has rejected the idea. Transport minister Said Al-Maawali said on Wednesday that the Omanis previously “signed all international maritime transport agreements” which bar taking fees
The law allows coastal states to collect fees for services rendered, such as navigation assistance or port use, but not for passage itself
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) says levies cannot be charged on ships sailing through international straits or territorial seas
Neither the US nor Iran has ratified that particular convention, however
Even if they had, there could be ways to get around this law anyway. Analyst Bhaskar told Al Jazeera that if Iran instead charged fees to de-mine the strait and make it safe for passage again, that could be allowable under maritime laws
There is no precedent in recent history of countries officially taxing passage through international straits or waterways
In October 2024, a United Nations Security Council report alleged that the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen were collecting “illegal fees” from shipping companies to allow vessels to pass through the Red Sea and the Bab-el-Mandeb strait, where it was targeting ships linked to Israel during the Gaza war
Last week, a top adviser to Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei suggested the Houthis could shut the Bab al-Mandeb shipping route again in light of the war on Iran
Tolls for passage through the Strait of Hormuz would likely most affect oil and gas-producing countries in the Gulf, but ripple effects will spread to others as well, as the current supply shocks have shown
Gulf countries, which issued statements calling for the reopening of the passage and praising the ceasefire on Wednesday, would also face a continuing degree of uncertainty, analysts say, as Iran could again disrupt flows in the future
Before the ceasefire was announced, Bahrain had already proposed a resolution at the UN Security Council calling on member states to coordinate and jointly reopen the passage by “all necessary means”. It was backed by Qatar, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Jordan. On April 7, 11 of 15 UNSC members voted in favour of that resolution
But Russia and China vetoed the resolution, saying it was biased against Iran and did not address the initial strikes on Iran by the US and Israel
Beyond the region, observers say the US is unlikely to accept indefinite toll demands by Iran as part of the negotiations expected to begin on Friday
A toll to pass through the Strait of Hormuz “is not going to go down well with President Trump and his expectations that the strait should be open for everyone”, Amin Saikal, a professor at the Australian National University, said
Other major powers have also voiced opposition. Ahead of the ceasefire, Britain had begun discussions with 40 other countries to find a way to reopen the strait.
Practical realities in the strait might see a different scenario play out with ship owners losing millions each day their vessels remain stranded seeking to get them out quickly and undamaged experts say. They are more likely to comply with Iran, at least for now
“If I were the owner of a VLCC [very large crude carrier] which weighs about 300,000 tonnes, whose value could be a quarter billion dollars…I would believe the Iranians if they said we have laid mines,” Bhaskar said.
#Launchpool
#Kriptocutrader
#jasmyustd
#hottrendingtopics
#PEPEATH
Until fighting began, the narrow channel, through which 20 per cent of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies are shipped from Gulf producers in peacetime, remained toll-free and safe for vessels. The strait is shared by Iran and Oman and does not fall into the category of international waters
After the US and Israel began strikes, Iran retaliated by attacking “enemy” merchant ships in the strait, effectively halting passage for all, stranding shipping, and creating one of the worst-ever global energy distribution crises.
Tehran continued to refuse to re-open the strait to all traffic at the start of this week, despite US President Donald Trump’s threats to bomb Iran’s power plants and bridges if it did not relent. Trump backed away from his threat on Tuesday night when a two-week ceasefire, brokered by Pakistan, was declared.
That followed a 10-point peace proposal from Iran that Trump described as a “workable” basis on which to negotiate a permanent end to hostilities.
As part of the truce, Tehran has now issued official terms it says will guide its control of the Strait going forward. The US has not directly acknowledged the terms ahead of talks set to begin in Islamabad on Friday. However, analysts say Tehran’s continued control will be unpopular with Washington, as well as other countries
During the crisis, only a few ships from specific countries deemed friendly to Iran and those which pay a toll have been granted safe passage. At least two tolls for ships are believed to have been paid in Chinese yuan, in what appears to be a strategy to weaken the US dollar, but also to avoid US sanctions. China, which buys 80 percent of Iran’s oil, already pays Tehran in yuan
On Tuesday, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi said Iran would grant safe passage through the strait during the ceasefire in “coordination with Iran’s Armed Forces and with due consideration of technical limitations
On Wednesday, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) released a map of the strait showing a safe route for ships to follow. The map appears to direct ships further north towards the Iranian coast and away from the traditional route closer to the coast of Oman
In a statement, the IRGC said all vessels must use the new map for navigation due to “the likelihood of the presence of various types of anti-ship mines in the main traffic zone”
However, Trump said on Tuesday the US would be “helping with the traffic buildup” in the strait and that the US army would be “hanging around” as the negotiations go on.
It is unclear whether Iran is collecting toll fees during the ceasefire period.
It’s not known to what extent US troops are directing what happens in the strait now
The Strait will be “OPEN & SAFE” he posted on his Truth Social media site on Thursday, adding that US troops would not leave the area, and threatening to resume attacks if the
Among Tehran’s main demands listed on its 10-point plan are that the US and Israel permanently cease all attacks on Iran and its allies – particularly Lebanon – lift all sanctions, and allow Iran to retain control over Hormuz. The plan has not been fully published but is understood to be a starting point for talks
Delhi-based maritime analyst C Uday Bhaskar told Al Jazeera that there is a lot of “uncertainty” about who can sail through the strait, and that only between three and five ships have transited since the war was paused
Revenues raised would be used to rebuild military and civilian infrastructure damaged by US-Israeli strikes, Tehran said
Iranian media say Iran is considering a plan to charge up to $2m per vessel to be shared with Oman on the opposite side of the strait. Other reports suggest Iran could charge $1 per barrel of oil being shipped
Critics of Iran’s plan to charge tolls say it violates international law guiding safe maritime passage, and should not be part of a final ceasefire agreement
Oman has rejected the idea. Transport minister Said Al-Maawali said on Wednesday that the Omanis previously “signed all international maritime transport agreements” which bar taking fees
The law allows coastal states to collect fees for services rendered, such as navigation assistance or port use, but not for passage itself
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) says levies cannot be charged on ships sailing through international straits or territorial seas
Neither the US nor Iran has ratified that particular convention, however
Even if they had, there could be ways to get around this law anyway. Analyst Bhaskar told Al Jazeera that if Iran instead charged fees to de-mine the strait and make it safe for passage again, that could be allowable under maritime laws
There is no precedent in recent history of countries officially taxing passage through international straits or waterways
In October 2024, a United Nations Security Council report alleged that the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen were collecting “illegal fees” from shipping companies to allow vessels to pass through the Red Sea and the Bab-el-Mandeb strait, where it was targeting ships linked to Israel during the Gaza war
Last week, a top adviser to Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei suggested the Houthis could shut the Bab al-Mandeb shipping route again in light of the war on Iran
Tolls for passage through the Strait of Hormuz would likely most affect oil and gas-producing countries in the Gulf, but ripple effects will spread to others as well, as the current supply shocks have shown
Gulf countries, which issued statements calling for the reopening of the passage and praising the ceasefire on Wednesday, would also face a continuing degree of uncertainty, analysts say, as Iran could again disrupt flows in the future
Before the ceasefire was announced, Bahrain had already proposed a resolution at the UN Security Council calling on member states to coordinate and jointly reopen the passage by “all necessary means”. It was backed by Qatar, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Jordan. On April 7, 11 of 15 UNSC members voted in favour of that resolution
But Russia and China vetoed the resolution, saying it was biased against Iran and did not address the initial strikes on Iran by the US and Israel
Beyond the region, observers say the US is unlikely to accept indefinite toll demands by Iran as part of the negotiations expected to begin on Friday
A toll to pass through the Strait of Hormuz “is not going to go down well with President Trump and his expectations that the strait should be open for everyone”, Amin Saikal, a professor at the Australian National University, said
Other major powers have also voiced opposition. Ahead of the ceasefire, Britain had begun discussions with 40 other countries to find a way to reopen the strait.
Practical realities in the strait might see a different scenario play out with ship owners losing millions each day their vessels remain stranded seeking to get them out quickly and undamaged experts say. They are more likely to comply with Iran, at least for now
“If I were the owner of a VLCC [very large crude carrier] which weighs about 300,000 tonnes, whose value could be a quarter billion dollars…I would believe the Iranians if they said we have laid mines,” Bhaskar said.
#Launchpool
#Kriptocutrader
#jasmyustd
#hottrendingtopics
#PEPEATH
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BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Canary Capital files for spot Pepe ETF with SEC.
After the successful launch of major ETFs, issuers are testing the limits of what type of funds the more crypto-friendly SEC will approve.
#IranClosesHormuzAgain #PolygonFunding #PEPEATH
$PEPE $AGT $ENJ
BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Canary Capital files for spot Pepe ETF with SEC.
After the successful launch of major ETFs, issuers are testing the limits of what type of funds the more crypto-friendly SEC will approve.
#IranClosesHormuzAgain #PolygonFunding #PEPEATH
$PEPE $AGT $ENJ
After the successful launch of major ETFs, issuers are testing the limits of what type of funds the more crypto-friendly SEC will approve.
#IranClosesHormuzAgain #PolygonFunding #PEPEATH
$PEPE $AGT $ENJ
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$PEPE Pepeto traders right now:
“If Donald Trump even breathes about crypto → WE MOON 🚀”
“If Cristiano Ronaldo posts a random frog emoji 🐸 → 100x confirmed”
Reality: chart goes up 20%… then down 35% 😭🔍 What’s Happening Now (April 2026)
Trend: Choppy but slightly upward bias
Momentum: Buyers stepping in on dips
Pattern: Early accumulation → possible breakout setup
⚖️ Bullish vs Bearish
🟢 Bullish Case
Meme hype + social triggers = instant pumps
Any viral wave tied to big personalities (even indirectly) can send Pepeto flying
Holding above support → signals buyers quietly stacking
🔴 Bearish Case
No strong fundamentals → hype-dependent
Sudden whale sell = fast crash
If no viral push → sideways or slow bleed
🧠 Final Verdict
👉 Short-term: 🟢 Bullish (hype-driven)
👉 Mid-term: ⚠️ Unstable / risky
{spot}(PEPEUSDT)
#PEPE #PEPE创历史新高 #pepe⚡ #PEPEATH #PEPE_EXPERT
$PEPE Pepeto traders right now:
“If Donald Trump even breathes about crypto → WE MOON 🚀”
“If Cristiano Ronaldo posts a random frog emoji 🐸 → 100x confirmed”
Reality: chart goes up 20%… then down 35% 😭🔍 What’s Happening Now (April 2026)
Trend: Choppy but slightly upward bias
Momentum: Buyers stepping in on dips
Pattern: Early accumulation → possible breakout setup
⚖️ Bullish vs Bearish
🟢 Bullish Case
Meme hype + social triggers = instant pumps
Any viral wave tied to big personalities (even indirectly) can send Pepeto flying
Holding above support → signals buyers quietly stacking
🔴 Bearish Case
No strong fundamentals → hype-dependent
Sudden whale sell = fast crash
If no viral push → sideways or slow bleed
🧠 Final Verdict
👉 Short-term: 🟢 Bullish (hype-driven)
👉 Mid-term: ⚠️ Unstable / risky
#PEPE #PEPE创历史新高 #pepe⚡ #PEPEATH #PEPE_EXPERT
“If Donald Trump even breathes about crypto → WE MOON 🚀”
“If Cristiano Ronaldo posts a random frog emoji 🐸 → 100x confirmed”
Reality: chart goes up 20%… then down 35% 😭🔍 What’s Happening Now (April 2026)
Trend: Choppy but slightly upward bias
Momentum: Buyers stepping in on dips
Pattern: Early accumulation → possible breakout setup
⚖️ Bullish vs Bearish
🟢 Bullish Case
Meme hype + social triggers = instant pumps
Any viral wave tied to big personalities (even indirectly) can send Pepeto flying
Holding above support → signals buyers quietly stacking
🔴 Bearish Case
No strong fundamentals → hype-dependent
Sudden whale sell = fast crash
If no viral push → sideways or slow bleed
🧠 Final Verdict
👉 Short-term: 🟢 Bullish (hype-driven)
👉 Mid-term: ⚠️ Unstable / risky
#PEPE #PEPE创历史新高 #pepe⚡ #PEPEATH #PEPE_EXPERT
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DRC just launched a $46.5milliom plan to turn one of Africa's great rivers into a trade corridorThe Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has launched the active phase of a $46.5 million regional programme that aims to turn the long-neglected Ubangi River basin into an engine of economic growth, food security and cross-border trade in Central Africa.
The DRC launched the active phase of PREDIRE, a $46.5M AfDB-backed programme in the Ubangi River basin.
It targets water infrastructure, agriculture, river navigation and climate resilience in three provinces.
2.4 million people are expected to benefit, with 3,400 jobs created and a focus on women and youth.
The programme mirrors a parallel initiative in the Central African Republic, creating a rare cross-border development corridor.
The programme, known by its French acronym PREDIRE, was officially kicked off in the DRC on 16 February 2026, backed by the African Development Bank (AfDB) Group.
It targets three provinces, Nord-Ubangi, Sud-Ubangi and Mongala, areas that have for decades struggled with poverty, weak infrastructure and growing climate pressures.
The Ubangi River stretches over 2,272 kilometres, flowing between the DRC, the Central African Republic (CAR) and the Republic of Congo.
It is the main right-bank tributary of the Congo River, the second-largest river basin in the world. Despite its strategic location, the basin has remained largely underdeveloped.
Over the past 30 years, shifting rainfall patterns have reduced water levels and runoff in the Ubangi by up to 18%, damaging biodiversity, crippling river navigation and restricting trade.
PREDIRE is designed to reverse that trajectory. The programme is funded jointly by the African Development Fund, the AfDB’s concessional arm, the OPEC Fund and the DRC government.
It takes what planners call a water,food security, climate nexus approach, linking water infrastructure with agricultural support and climate adaptation.
On the ground, this means building climate-resilient water systems to underpin the DRC’s national agricultural transformation agenda, modernising the river’s information and monitoring systems, and improving navigation along the Ubangi to ease trade with the CAR and the Republic of Congo.
Beyond water access, the initiative is targeting the creation of 3,400 jobs, including 1,200 permanent positions, alongside entrepreneurship training and support for local livelihoods.
Working alongside the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), the programme will also run a dedicated resilience component for the most vulnerable, directly supporting 25,000 people in fragile and displacement-affected communities, while building capacity among more than 1,300 institutional and community actors.
The DRC’s component of PREDIRE is being supervised by the Ministry of Rural Development and technically coordinated through the PRISE II project, which will also introduce modern tools for water governance, data-driven planning and cross-border coordination.
The DRC launch follows the start of the CAR component in August 2025, making the Ubangi basin the site of one of the most ambitious transboundary development programmes currently underway in Central Africa.Beyond water access, the initiative is targeting the creation of 3,400 jobs, including 1,200 permanent positions, alongside entrepreneurship training and support for local livelihoods.
The broader PREDIRE initiative sits within a wider cluster of investments in the basin. A separate $8.7 million initiative backed by the Global Environment Facility, with $67 million in co-financing, complements PREDIRE by integrating environmental and ecosystem approaches across the water, agriculture and transport sectors.
For a region where water scarcity, conflict and climate stress have long fed each other, the programme represents a bet that shared rivers, managed well, can do the opposite.
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#OopsieDaisy
#icrypto
#TerraLabs
#altcycle
DRC just launched a $46.5milliom plan to turn one of Africa's great rivers into a trade corridor
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has launched the active phase of a $46.5 million regional programme that aims to turn the long-neglected Ubangi River basin into an engine of economic growth, food security and cross-border trade in Central Africa.
The DRC launched the active phase of PREDIRE, a $46.5M AfDB-backed programme in the Ubangi River basin.
It targets water infrastructure, agriculture, river navigation and climate resilience in three provinces.
2.4 million people are expected to benefit, with 3,400 jobs created and a focus on women and youth.
The programme mirrors a parallel initiative in the Central African Republic, creating a rare cross-border development corridor.
The programme, known by its French acronym PREDIRE, was officially kicked off in the DRC on 16 February 2026, backed by the African Development Bank (AfDB) Group.
It targets three provinces, Nord-Ubangi, Sud-Ubangi and Mongala, areas that have for decades struggled with poverty, weak infrastructure and growing climate pressures.
The Ubangi River stretches over 2,272 kilometres, flowing between the DRC, the Central African Republic (CAR) and the Republic of Congo.
It is the main right-bank tributary of the Congo River, the second-largest river basin in the world. Despite its strategic location, the basin has remained largely underdeveloped.
Over the past 30 years, shifting rainfall patterns have reduced water levels and runoff in the Ubangi by up to 18%, damaging biodiversity, crippling river navigation and restricting trade.
PREDIRE is designed to reverse that trajectory. The programme is funded jointly by the African Development Fund, the AfDB’s concessional arm, the OPEC Fund and the DRC government.
It takes what planners call a water,food security, climate nexus approach, linking water infrastructure with agricultural support and climate adaptation.
On the ground, this means building climate-resilient water systems to underpin the DRC’s national agricultural transformation agenda, modernising the river’s information and monitoring systems, and improving navigation along the Ubangi to ease trade with the CAR and the Republic of Congo.
Beyond water access, the initiative is targeting the creation of 3,400 jobs, including 1,200 permanent positions, alongside entrepreneurship training and support for local livelihoods.
Working alongside the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), the programme will also run a dedicated resilience component for the most vulnerable, directly supporting 25,000 people in fragile and displacement-affected communities, while building capacity among more than 1,300 institutional and community actors.
The DRC’s component of PREDIRE is being supervised by the Ministry of Rural Development and technically coordinated through the PRISE II project, which will also introduce modern tools for water governance, data-driven planning and cross-border coordination.
The DRC launch follows the start of the CAR component in August 2025, making the Ubangi basin the site of one of the most ambitious transboundary development programmes currently underway in Central Africa.Beyond water access, the initiative is targeting the creation of 3,400 jobs, including 1,200 permanent positions, alongside entrepreneurship training and support for local livelihoods.
The broader PREDIRE initiative sits within a wider cluster of investments in the basin. A separate $8.7 million initiative backed by the Global Environment Facility, with $67 million in co-financing, complements PREDIRE by integrating environmental and ecosystem approaches across the water, agriculture and transport sectors.
For a region where water scarcity, conflict and climate stress have long fed each other, the programme represents a bet that shared rivers, managed well, can do the opposite.
#PEPEATH
#OopsieDaisy
#icrypto
#TerraLabs
#altcycle
The DRC launched the active phase of PREDIRE, a $46.5M AfDB-backed programme in the Ubangi River basin.
It targets water infrastructure, agriculture, river navigation and climate resilience in three provinces.
2.4 million people are expected to benefit, with 3,400 jobs created and a focus on women and youth.
The programme mirrors a parallel initiative in the Central African Republic, creating a rare cross-border development corridor.
The programme, known by its French acronym PREDIRE, was officially kicked off in the DRC on 16 February 2026, backed by the African Development Bank (AfDB) Group.
It targets three provinces, Nord-Ubangi, Sud-Ubangi and Mongala, areas that have for decades struggled with poverty, weak infrastructure and growing climate pressures.
The Ubangi River stretches over 2,272 kilometres, flowing between the DRC, the Central African Republic (CAR) and the Republic of Congo.
It is the main right-bank tributary of the Congo River, the second-largest river basin in the world. Despite its strategic location, the basin has remained largely underdeveloped.
Over the past 30 years, shifting rainfall patterns have reduced water levels and runoff in the Ubangi by up to 18%, damaging biodiversity, crippling river navigation and restricting trade.
PREDIRE is designed to reverse that trajectory. The programme is funded jointly by the African Development Fund, the AfDB’s concessional arm, the OPEC Fund and the DRC government.
It takes what planners call a water,food security, climate nexus approach, linking water infrastructure with agricultural support and climate adaptation.
On the ground, this means building climate-resilient water systems to underpin the DRC’s national agricultural transformation agenda, modernising the river’s information and monitoring systems, and improving navigation along the Ubangi to ease trade with the CAR and the Republic of Congo.
Beyond water access, the initiative is targeting the creation of 3,400 jobs, including 1,200 permanent positions, alongside entrepreneurship training and support for local livelihoods.
Working alongside the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), the programme will also run a dedicated resilience component for the most vulnerable, directly supporting 25,000 people in fragile and displacement-affected communities, while building capacity among more than 1,300 institutional and community actors.
The DRC’s component of PREDIRE is being supervised by the Ministry of Rural Development and technically coordinated through the PRISE II project, which will also introduce modern tools for water governance, data-driven planning and cross-border coordination.
The DRC launch follows the start of the CAR component in August 2025, making the Ubangi basin the site of one of the most ambitious transboundary development programmes currently underway in Central Africa.Beyond water access, the initiative is targeting the creation of 3,400 jobs, including 1,200 permanent positions, alongside entrepreneurship training and support for local livelihoods.
The broader PREDIRE initiative sits within a wider cluster of investments in the basin. A separate $8.7 million initiative backed by the Global Environment Facility, with $67 million in co-financing, complements PREDIRE by integrating environmental and ecosystem approaches across the water, agriculture and transport sectors.
For a region where water scarcity, conflict and climate stress have long fed each other, the programme represents a bet that shared rivers, managed well, can do the opposite.
#PEPEATH
#OopsieDaisy
#icrypto
#TerraLabs
#altcycle
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Bitcoin ETFs Snap Four-Month Outflow Streak With $1.32B in InflowsUS spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $1.32 billion in March 2026, ending four consecutive months of net outflows and posting their first monthly gain of the year. The reversal signals institutional demand returning to Bitcoin specifically, not to crypto broadly.
That distinction matters. While BTC funds snapped their negative streak, Ethereum ETFs closed March with $46 million in outflows, extending their own losing run to five straight months. XRP funds also ended in negative territory, sharpening a capital rotation thesis that increasingly favors Bitcoin dominance over altcoin exposure.
The prior four months had been brutal. Outflows totaled approximately $6.3 billion between November 2025 and February 2026, $3.5 billion in November alone following Bitcoin’s crash from its $126,000 all-time high on October 10.
December added $1.1 billion in redemptions, January another $1.6 billion, with February contributing $206 million more before sentiment began stabilizing.
Macro conditions drove the pressure. Sticky inflation, a cautious Federal Reserve, and geopolitical risk from the U.S.-Iran conflict kept institutional risk appetite compressed. Bitcoin retraced over 50% from its October peak, closing Q1 2026 at $66,619, down 23.8% from January 1.
ETF investors were sitting on an average cost basis near $84,000 against a market price roughly $18,000 below that.
Despite the paper losses, whale accumulation offered a countervailing signal.
On-chain data showed wallets categorized as whales accumulated 30,000 BTC – approximately $2.1 billion – through March, absorbing selling pressure and stabilizing price near $65,000 during peak Iran-related volatility.
BlackRock’s IBIT added $98.42 million on March 31 alone, and led a $458 million single-day surge earlier in the month. US spot Bitcoin ETFs added $117.63M as BTC reclaimed $68K at one point during that window, reinforcing the case that institutional demand was quietly rebuilding beneath the noise.
That $1.32 billion inflow number sounds strong, but it does not tell the full story, because it still failed to offset the $1.81 billion that left earlier in the quarter, leaving Bitcoin ETFs with a net outflow overall, so calling this a clean recovery is a stretch.
What we are really seeing is uneven demand, bursts of buying followed by sharp redemptions, which explains why price still feels stuck instead of trending.
If inflows actually stabilize and turn consistent, especially with macro tension easing, that is when Bitcoin has room to push through $74K and aim higher, helped by April usually being a solid month.
Right now though it still looks like a range, with price caught between roughly $67K and $74K while institutions absorb supply but do not push aggressively, and retail participation remains weak in the background.
The risk is that those recent inflows were just short term positioning, because we already saw a sharp weekly outflow at the end of March, and if that kind of selling returns and price loses the lower range, things can open up quickly to the downside.
Nate Geraci, co-founder of the ETF Institute, previously argued that cumulative outflows since the October crash are statistically insignificant relative to the $56 billion in total net inflows the category has attracted since its January 2024 launch. The diamond hands thesis holds – but only if inflows resume with conviction rather than in isolated bursts.
#Robertkiyosaki
#YiHeBinance
#UnicornChannel
#IDKwhatIamdoing
#PEPEATH
Bitcoin ETFs Snap Four-Month Outflow Streak With $1.32B in Inflows
US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $1.32 billion in March 2026, ending four consecutive months of net outflows and posting their first monthly gain of the year. The reversal signals institutional demand returning to Bitcoin specifically, not to crypto broadly.
That distinction matters. While BTC funds snapped their negative streak, Ethereum ETFs closed March with $46 million in outflows, extending their own losing run to five straight months. XRP funds also ended in negative territory, sharpening a capital rotation thesis that increasingly favors Bitcoin dominance over altcoin exposure.
The prior four months had been brutal. Outflows totaled approximately $6.3 billion between November 2025 and February 2026, $3.5 billion in November alone following Bitcoin’s crash from its $126,000 all-time high on October 10.
December added $1.1 billion in redemptions, January another $1.6 billion, with February contributing $206 million more before sentiment began stabilizing.
Macro conditions drove the pressure. Sticky inflation, a cautious Federal Reserve, and geopolitical risk from the U.S.-Iran conflict kept institutional risk appetite compressed. Bitcoin retraced over 50% from its October peak, closing Q1 2026 at $66,619, down 23.8% from January 1.
ETF investors were sitting on an average cost basis near $84,000 against a market price roughly $18,000 below that.
Despite the paper losses, whale accumulation offered a countervailing signal.
On-chain data showed wallets categorized as whales accumulated 30,000 BTC – approximately $2.1 billion – through March, absorbing selling pressure and stabilizing price near $65,000 during peak Iran-related volatility.
BlackRock’s IBIT added $98.42 million on March 31 alone, and led a $458 million single-day surge earlier in the month. US spot Bitcoin ETFs added $117.63M as BTC reclaimed $68K at one point during that window, reinforcing the case that institutional demand was quietly rebuilding beneath the noise.
That $1.32 billion inflow number sounds strong, but it does not tell the full story, because it still failed to offset the $1.81 billion that left earlier in the quarter, leaving Bitcoin ETFs with a net outflow overall, so calling this a clean recovery is a stretch.
What we are really seeing is uneven demand, bursts of buying followed by sharp redemptions, which explains why price still feels stuck instead of trending.
If inflows actually stabilize and turn consistent, especially with macro tension easing, that is when Bitcoin has room to push through $74K and aim higher, helped by April usually being a solid month.
Right now though it still looks like a range, with price caught between roughly $67K and $74K while institutions absorb supply but do not push aggressively, and retail participation remains weak in the background.
The risk is that those recent inflows were just short term positioning, because we already saw a sharp weekly outflow at the end of March, and if that kind of selling returns and price loses the lower range, things can open up quickly to the downside.
Nate Geraci, co-founder of the ETF Institute, previously argued that cumulative outflows since the October crash are statistically insignificant relative to the $56 billion in total net inflows the category has attracted since its January 2024 launch. The diamond hands thesis holds – but only if inflows resume with conviction rather than in isolated bursts.
#Robertkiyosaki
#YiHeBinance
#UnicornChannel
#IDKwhatIamdoing
#PEPEATH
That distinction matters. While BTC funds snapped their negative streak, Ethereum ETFs closed March with $46 million in outflows, extending their own losing run to five straight months. XRP funds also ended in negative territory, sharpening a capital rotation thesis that increasingly favors Bitcoin dominance over altcoin exposure.
The prior four months had been brutal. Outflows totaled approximately $6.3 billion between November 2025 and February 2026, $3.5 billion in November alone following Bitcoin’s crash from its $126,000 all-time high on October 10.
December added $1.1 billion in redemptions, January another $1.6 billion, with February contributing $206 million more before sentiment began stabilizing.
Macro conditions drove the pressure. Sticky inflation, a cautious Federal Reserve, and geopolitical risk from the U.S.-Iran conflict kept institutional risk appetite compressed. Bitcoin retraced over 50% from its October peak, closing Q1 2026 at $66,619, down 23.8% from January 1.
ETF investors were sitting on an average cost basis near $84,000 against a market price roughly $18,000 below that.
Despite the paper losses, whale accumulation offered a countervailing signal.
On-chain data showed wallets categorized as whales accumulated 30,000 BTC – approximately $2.1 billion – through March, absorbing selling pressure and stabilizing price near $65,000 during peak Iran-related volatility.
BlackRock’s IBIT added $98.42 million on March 31 alone, and led a $458 million single-day surge earlier in the month. US spot Bitcoin ETFs added $117.63M as BTC reclaimed $68K at one point during that window, reinforcing the case that institutional demand was quietly rebuilding beneath the noise.
That $1.32 billion inflow number sounds strong, but it does not tell the full story, because it still failed to offset the $1.81 billion that left earlier in the quarter, leaving Bitcoin ETFs with a net outflow overall, so calling this a clean recovery is a stretch.
What we are really seeing is uneven demand, bursts of buying followed by sharp redemptions, which explains why price still feels stuck instead of trending.
If inflows actually stabilize and turn consistent, especially with macro tension easing, that is when Bitcoin has room to push through $74K and aim higher, helped by April usually being a solid month.
Right now though it still looks like a range, with price caught between roughly $67K and $74K while institutions absorb supply but do not push aggressively, and retail participation remains weak in the background.
The risk is that those recent inflows were just short term positioning, because we already saw a sharp weekly outflow at the end of March, and if that kind of selling returns and price loses the lower range, things can open up quickly to the downside.
Nate Geraci, co-founder of the ETF Institute, previously argued that cumulative outflows since the October crash are statistically insignificant relative to the $56 billion in total net inflows the category has attracted since its January 2024 launch. The diamond hands thesis holds – but only if inflows resume with conviction rather than in isolated bursts.
#Robertkiyosaki
#YiHeBinance
#UnicornChannel
#IDKwhatIamdoing
#PEPEATH
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Alleged Huione Group Money Laundering Boss Extradited to ChinaLi Xiong, 41, the former chairman of Huione Group and a core member of what Chinese authorities call the Chen Zhi criminal syndicate, was escorted off a China Southern Airlines flight in Beijing on April 1 – shaven-headed, handcuffed, flanked by officers from China’s Ministry of Public Security.
The real story is what his extradition confirms: Beijing is systematically dismantling the leadership layer of what the US Treasury identified as the world’s largest illicit crypto marketplace, and Cambodia is cooperating.
Huione Group processed over $89 billion in cryptoassets through what Elliptic researchers described as the largest illicit online marketplace ever identified – a number that dwarfs most legitimate crypto exchanges by transaction volume.
China’s Ministry of Public Security confirmed the operation via WeChat, describing Li as a “core key member” of the Chen Zhi syndicate suspected of “multiple crimes” tied to a “major cross-border gambling and fraud syndicate.”
Cambodian authorities arrested Li separately at Beijing’s formal request before transferring custody – a distinction that matters, because it signals Cambodia is now acting on specific Chinese extradition requests rather than conducting broad regional sweeps.
Huione Group operated as a subsidiary of Prince Group, the holding entity controlled by Chen Zhi. The structure was deliberate: Prince Group provided corporate legitimacy while Huione ran the payment infrastructure that funneled proceeds from pig-butchering scams – elaborate long-con investment frauds targeting victims globally – into the broader financial system via crypto.
The US Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network designated Huione a “primary money-laundering concern” in May 2025, citing its role processing over $4 billion in traceable illicit transactions between August 2021 and January 2025 – including proceeds from North Korean cyber heists.
That North Korea connection is not incidental. It elevated Huione from a regional enforcement problem to a sanctions-tier national security concern, which accelerated US pressure on Cambodia to act. Li’s extradition, three months after Chen Zhi’s, follows the pattern: leadership arrests are running top-down through the syndicate hierarchy.
#YiHeBinance
#hottrendingtopics
#tobeempire
#VETUSDT
#PEPEATH
Alleged Huione Group Money Laundering Boss Extradited to China
Li Xiong, 41, the former chairman of Huione Group and a core member of what Chinese authorities call the Chen Zhi criminal syndicate, was escorted off a China Southern Airlines flight in Beijing on April 1 – shaven-headed, handcuffed, flanked by officers from China’s Ministry of Public Security.
The real story is what his extradition confirms: Beijing is systematically dismantling the leadership layer of what the US Treasury identified as the world’s largest illicit crypto marketplace, and Cambodia is cooperating.
Huione Group processed over $89 billion in cryptoassets through what Elliptic researchers described as the largest illicit online marketplace ever identified – a number that dwarfs most legitimate crypto exchanges by transaction volume.
China’s Ministry of Public Security confirmed the operation via WeChat, describing Li as a “core key member” of the Chen Zhi syndicate suspected of “multiple crimes” tied to a “major cross-border gambling and fraud syndicate.”
Cambodian authorities arrested Li separately at Beijing’s formal request before transferring custody – a distinction that matters, because it signals Cambodia is now acting on specific Chinese extradition requests rather than conducting broad regional sweeps.
Huione Group operated as a subsidiary of Prince Group, the holding entity controlled by Chen Zhi. The structure was deliberate: Prince Group provided corporate legitimacy while Huione ran the payment infrastructure that funneled proceeds from pig-butchering scams – elaborate long-con investment frauds targeting victims globally – into the broader financial system via crypto.
The US Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network designated Huione a “primary money-laundering concern” in May 2025, citing its role processing over $4 billion in traceable illicit transactions between August 2021 and January 2025 – including proceeds from North Korean cyber heists.
That North Korea connection is not incidental. It elevated Huione from a regional enforcement problem to a sanctions-tier national security concern, which accelerated US pressure on Cambodia to act. Li’s extradition, three months after Chen Zhi’s, follows the pattern: leadership arrests are running top-down through the syndicate hierarchy.
#YiHeBinance
#hottrendingtopics
#tobeempire
#VETUSDT
#PEPEATH
The real story is what his extradition confirms: Beijing is systematically dismantling the leadership layer of what the US Treasury identified as the world’s largest illicit crypto marketplace, and Cambodia is cooperating.
Huione Group processed over $89 billion in cryptoassets through what Elliptic researchers described as the largest illicit online marketplace ever identified – a number that dwarfs most legitimate crypto exchanges by transaction volume.
China’s Ministry of Public Security confirmed the operation via WeChat, describing Li as a “core key member” of the Chen Zhi syndicate suspected of “multiple crimes” tied to a “major cross-border gambling and fraud syndicate.”
Cambodian authorities arrested Li separately at Beijing’s formal request before transferring custody – a distinction that matters, because it signals Cambodia is now acting on specific Chinese extradition requests rather than conducting broad regional sweeps.
Huione Group operated as a subsidiary of Prince Group, the holding entity controlled by Chen Zhi. The structure was deliberate: Prince Group provided corporate legitimacy while Huione ran the payment infrastructure that funneled proceeds from pig-butchering scams – elaborate long-con investment frauds targeting victims globally – into the broader financial system via crypto.
The US Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network designated Huione a “primary money-laundering concern” in May 2025, citing its role processing over $4 billion in traceable illicit transactions between August 2021 and January 2025 – including proceeds from North Korean cyber heists.
That North Korea connection is not incidental. It elevated Huione from a regional enforcement problem to a sanctions-tier national security concern, which accelerated US pressure on Cambodia to act. Li’s extradition, three months after Chen Zhi’s, follows the pattern: leadership arrests are running top-down through the syndicate hierarchy.
#YiHeBinance
#hottrendingtopics
#tobeempire
#VETUSDT
#PEPEATH
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Članek
Iran denies Trump’s claim Iranian president requested ceasefireA senior Iranian official has denied US President Donald Trump’s claim that Iran’s “new regime president” has asked for a ceasefire, as the United States and Israel continue their war on the country.
Reporting from the Iranian capital on Wednesday, Al Jazeera’s Ali Hashem said a senior Iranian official had rejected Trump’s post on social media claiming that, “Iran’s New Regime President … has just asked the United States of America for a CEASEFIRE!”
The Iranians are denying that they’ve asked for any ceasefire,” Hashem said.
In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump earlier on Wednesday had said his administration would consider the purported ceasefire request when the Strait of Hormuz “is open, free, and clear”.
Until then, we are blasting Iran into oblivion or, as they say, back to the Stone Ages!!!” he wrote.
Trump’s claim comes just hours before he is set to deliver a speech at 9pm local time in Washington, DC, on Wednesday (01:00 GMT on Thursday) to provide what the White House said will be “an important update on Iran”.
The Trump administration has faced mounting pressure over the US-Israeli war on Iran amid soaring global energy prices and widespread opposition to the conflict among the US public.
On Monday, Trump told reporters at the White House that prices would “come tumbling down” whenever the US decides to end the war – something he said could happen within the next two to three weeks.
But the US leader’s threat on Wednesday to continue “blasting Iran into oblivion” until the Strait of Hormuz is reopened has raised questions about whether the war will end as soon as Trump has claimed
The strait – a critical Gulf waterway through which about one-fifth of the world’s oil and liquified natural gas supplies transit – has been effectively shuttered as a result of the war, raising serious concerns about a global economic downturn.
Mohamad Elmasry, a professor at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, said Trump, in his Truth Social post on Wednesday, was “giving people hope in one breath and … taking it away in the next”.
“The language that he’s using is very important. Yesterday, he said he wants to bomb Iran back into the Stone Age, and now he’s using this forceful language [about bombing] them into oblivion,” Elmasry told Al Jazeera
“This is not exactly encouraging, particularly when you consider the context that Israel and the United States have already hit hundreds of schools and hospitals [in Iran] and thousands of residential homes,” he said.
“They are using 2,000-pound [900kg] bombs to take out entire city blocks. So this is not exactly a careful, precision operation. They are knocking out a lot of civilian infrastructure.”
Reporting from the White House, Al Jazeera’s Alan Fisher also said Trump is unlikely to announce an immediate end to the war during his Wednesday evening address.
Sources] say it’s more likely he’s going to say the war will continue for a couple of weeks, he understands that people are experiencing financial pain … but this is a short-term pain to get through,” Fisher said.
#Launchpool
#PEPEATH
#ONDO：
#Kriptocutrader
#MegadropLista
Iran denies Trump’s claim Iranian president requested ceasefire
A senior Iranian official has denied US President Donald Trump’s claim that Iran’s “new regime president” has asked for a ceasefire, as the United States and Israel continue their war on the country.
Reporting from the Iranian capital on Wednesday, Al Jazeera’s Ali Hashem said a senior Iranian official had rejected Trump’s post on social media claiming that, “Iran’s New Regime President … has just asked the United States of America for a CEASEFIRE!”
The Iranians are denying that they’ve asked for any ceasefire,” Hashem said.
In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump earlier on Wednesday had said his administration would consider the purported ceasefire request when the Strait of Hormuz “is open, free, and clear”.
Until then, we are blasting Iran into oblivion or, as they say, back to the Stone Ages!!!” he wrote.
Trump’s claim comes just hours before he is set to deliver a speech at 9pm local time in Washington, DC, on Wednesday (01:00 GMT on Thursday) to provide what the White House said will be “an important update on Iran”.
The Trump administration has faced mounting pressure over the US-Israeli war on Iran amid soaring global energy prices and widespread opposition to the conflict among the US public.
On Monday, Trump told reporters at the White House that prices would “come tumbling down” whenever the US decides to end the war – something he said could happen within the next two to three weeks.
But the US leader’s threat on Wednesday to continue “blasting Iran into oblivion” until the Strait of Hormuz is reopened has raised questions about whether the war will end as soon as Trump has claimed
The strait – a critical Gulf waterway through which about one-fifth of the world’s oil and liquified natural gas supplies transit – has been effectively shuttered as a result of the war, raising serious concerns about a global economic downturn.
Mohamad Elmasry, a professor at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, said Trump, in his Truth Social post on Wednesday, was “giving people hope in one breath and … taking it away in the next”.
“The language that he’s using is very important. Yesterday, he said he wants to bomb Iran back into the Stone Age, and now he’s using this forceful language [about bombing] them into oblivion,” Elmasry told Al Jazeera
“This is not exactly encouraging, particularly when you consider the context that Israel and the United States have already hit hundreds of schools and hospitals [in Iran] and thousands of residential homes,” he said.
“They are using 2,000-pound [900kg] bombs to take out entire city blocks. So this is not exactly a careful, precision operation. They are knocking out a lot of civilian infrastructure.”
Reporting from the White House, Al Jazeera’s Alan Fisher also said Trump is unlikely to announce an immediate end to the war during his Wednesday evening address.
Sources] say it’s more likely he’s going to say the war will continue for a couple of weeks, he understands that people are experiencing financial pain … but this is a short-term pain to get through,” Fisher said.
#Launchpool
#PEPEATH
#ONDO：
#Kriptocutrader
#MegadropLista
Reporting from the Iranian capital on Wednesday, Al Jazeera’s Ali Hashem said a senior Iranian official had rejected Trump’s post on social media claiming that, “Iran’s New Regime President … has just asked the United States of America for a CEASEFIRE!”
The Iranians are denying that they’ve asked for any ceasefire,” Hashem said.
In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump earlier on Wednesday had said his administration would consider the purported ceasefire request when the Strait of Hormuz “is open, free, and clear”.
Until then, we are blasting Iran into oblivion or, as they say, back to the Stone Ages!!!” he wrote.
Trump’s claim comes just hours before he is set to deliver a speech at 9pm local time in Washington, DC, on Wednesday (01:00 GMT on Thursday) to provide what the White House said will be “an important update on Iran”.
The Trump administration has faced mounting pressure over the US-Israeli war on Iran amid soaring global energy prices and widespread opposition to the conflict among the US public.
On Monday, Trump told reporters at the White House that prices would “come tumbling down” whenever the US decides to end the war – something he said could happen within the next two to three weeks.
But the US leader’s threat on Wednesday to continue “blasting Iran into oblivion” until the Strait of Hormuz is reopened has raised questions about whether the war will end as soon as Trump has claimed
The strait – a critical Gulf waterway through which about one-fifth of the world’s oil and liquified natural gas supplies transit – has been effectively shuttered as a result of the war, raising serious concerns about a global economic downturn.
Mohamad Elmasry, a professor at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, said Trump, in his Truth Social post on Wednesday, was “giving people hope in one breath and … taking it away in the next”.
“The language that he’s using is very important. Yesterday, he said he wants to bomb Iran back into the Stone Age, and now he’s using this forceful language [about bombing] them into oblivion,” Elmasry told Al Jazeera
“This is not exactly encouraging, particularly when you consider the context that Israel and the United States have already hit hundreds of schools and hospitals [in Iran] and thousands of residential homes,” he said.
“They are using 2,000-pound [900kg] bombs to take out entire city blocks. So this is not exactly a careful, precision operation. They are knocking out a lot of civilian infrastructure.”
Reporting from the White House, Al Jazeera’s Alan Fisher also said Trump is unlikely to announce an immediate end to the war during his Wednesday evening address.
Sources] say it’s more likely he’s going to say the war will continue for a couple of weeks, he understands that people are experiencing financial pain … but this is a short-term pain to get through,” Fisher said.
#Launchpool
#PEPEATH
#ONDO：
#Kriptocutrader
#MegadropLista
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$PEPE Slight bearish (last 7 days −14%)
Resistance: 0.0000048 – 0.0000050 (strong rejection zone)
Support: Around 0.0000030 (holding area)
Candlestick Insight:
Small candles + wicks = indecision (sideways market)
Break above 0.0000050 → bullish pump possible
Break below 0.0000030 → dump risk
1 Big Coin (BTC / ETH) → Trust
1 Trending Coin (SOL / ARB) → Activity
1 Meme Coin (PEPE) → Viral reach
1 New Coin (SUI) → Curiosity
{spot}(PEPEUSDT)
#pepe $PEPE #PEPEATH
$PEPE Slight bearish (last 7 days −14%)
Resistance: 0.0000048 – 0.0000050 (strong rejection zone)
Support: Around 0.0000030 (holding area)
Candlestick Insight:
Small candles + wicks = indecision (sideways market)
Break above 0.0000050 → bullish pump possible
Break below 0.0000030 → dump risk
1 Big Coin (BTC / ETH) → Trust
1 Trending Coin (SOL / ARB) → Activity
1 Meme Coin (PEPE) → Viral reach
1 New Coin (SUI) → Curiosity
#pepe $PEPE #PEPEATH
Resistance: 0.0000048 – 0.0000050 (strong rejection zone)
Support: Around 0.0000030 (holding area)
Candlestick Insight:
Small candles + wicks = indecision (sideways market)
Break above 0.0000050 → bullish pump possible
Break below 0.0000030 → dump risk
1 Big Coin (BTC / ETH) → Trust
1 Trending Coin (SOL / ARB) → Activity
1 Meme Coin (PEPE) → Viral reach
1 New Coin (SUI) → Curiosity
#pepe $PEPE #PEPEATH
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$PEPE Analysis prediction results goes 💯... #PEPE hit $0.00001..
$PEPE /USDT ROCKETS UP – A MASSIVE MOVE IN PROGRESS..
$PEPE /USDT has surged to 0.00001003, showing an impressive +4.59% gain as it blasted past recent levels. This sharp rise from the support at 0.00000927 highlights a powerful wave of buying interest. Now, with the price pressing against the 0.00001005 resistance, traders should watch closely: a breakthrough here could unleash a new rally, drawing in more bullish momentum. But if it struggles to clear this level, a short-term pullback could be on the cards. Get ready – PEPE’s momentum is peaking, and it’s primed for a thrilling breakout or a quick retracement..
#pepe⚡ #PEPEATH #BinanceBlockchainWeek #USJobOpeningsDip
$PEPE Analysis prediction results goes 💯... #PEPE hit $0.00001..
$PEPE /USDT ROCKETS UP – A MASSIVE MOVE IN PROGRESS..
$PEPE /USDT has surged to 0.00001003, showing an impressive +4.59% gain as it blasted past recent levels. This sharp rise from the support at 0.00000927 highlights a powerful wave of buying interest. Now, with the price pressing against the 0.00001005 resistance, traders should watch closely: a breakthrough here could unleash a new rally, drawing in more bullish momentum. But if it struggles to clear this level, a short-term pullback could be on the cards. Get ready – PEPE’s momentum is peaking, and it’s primed for a thrilling breakout or a quick retracement..
#pepe⚡ #PEPEATH #BinanceBlockchainWeek #USJobOpeningsDip
$PEPE /USDT ROCKETS UP – A MASSIVE MOVE IN PROGRESS..
$PEPE /USDT has surged to 0.00001003, showing an impressive +4.59% gain as it blasted past recent levels. This sharp rise from the support at 0.00000927 highlights a powerful wave of buying interest. Now, with the price pressing against the 0.00001005 resistance, traders should watch closely: a breakthrough here could unleash a new rally, drawing in more bullish momentum. But if it struggles to clear this level, a short-term pullback could be on the cards. Get ready – PEPE’s momentum is peaking, and it’s primed for a thrilling breakout or a quick retracement..
#pepe⚡ #PEPEATH #BinanceBlockchainWeek #USJobOpeningsDip
BullishBanter
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Bikovski🚨⚡️ALERT: $PEPE /USDT SURGES WITH POWER – DON’T MISS THE WAVE!⚡️🚨 .. $PEPE soon hit $0.00001 and then more Upward ..
$PEPE /USDT just showed a strong green surge from its low at 0.00000927 to 0.00000989, signaling a potential bullish breakout as momentum builds! The sudden spike in volume hints at traders jumping in, propelling the price upwards. For those looking to capitalize, keep an eye on the 0.00000989 resistance level – a clean break above could fuel further gains, potentially bringing in even more buyers and driving prices to new highs. However, if it falters here, be cautious of a quick pullback. Ready your trades, as PEPE seems primed for action..
#pepe⚡ #PEPEATH #USJobOpeningsDip #BinanceBlockchainWeek
$PEPE /USDT just showed a strong green surge from its low at 0.00000927 to 0.00000989, signaling a potential bullish breakout as momentum builds! The sudden spike in volume hints at traders jumping in, propelling the price upwards. For those looking to capitalize, keep an eye on the 0.00000989 resistance level – a clean break above could fuel further gains, potentially bringing in even more buyers and driving prices to new highs. However, if it falters here, be cautious of a quick pullback. Ready your trades, as PEPE seems primed for action..
#pepe⚡ #PEPEATH #USJobOpeningsDip #BinanceBlockchainWeek
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Bikovski
There's been a lot of talk lately about $PEPE reaching $1, and I believe it's important to address these unrealistic expectations. Currently, $PEPE’s market cap is around $10 billion. To reach a value of $1 per coin, it would require a market capitalization of approximately $369.5 trillion. This figure is not only astronomically high, but it's also far beyond any plausible scenario for a meme coin, or even for any cryptocurrency in the foreseeable future.
For context, the world’s most valuable company, NVIDIA, is worth around $3.39 trillion, and Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, has a market cap of just over $2 trillion. There’s simply no real-world company or asset class that could support such a valuation for $PEPE, especially given that meme coins are speculative by nature.
Even in an extreme inflationary environment, reaching half a dollar ($0.50) might only become a possibility after an extended period—possibly 100 years or more. But the notion that $PEPE will ever touch $1 is, frankly, a fantasy.
While I’m a fan of $PEPE and believe in its potential, it's crucial to be realistic about its growth trajectory. Let’s focus on healthy, sustainable investment practices and avoid getting caught up in rumors or baseless predictions.
#PEPEATH #StayRealistic #StopTheHype #LongTermVision
There's been a lot of talk lately about $PEPE reaching $1, and I believe it's important to address these unrealistic expectations. Currently, $PEPE ’s market cap is around $10 billion. To reach a value of $1 per coin, it would require a market capitalization of approximately $369.5 trillion. This figure is not only astronomically high, but it's also far beyond any plausible scenario for a meme coin, or even for any cryptocurrency in the foreseeable future.
For context, the world’s most valuable company, NVIDIA, is worth around $3.39 trillion, and Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, has a market cap of just over $2 trillion. There’s simply no real-world company or asset class that could support such a valuation for $PEPE , especially given that meme coins are speculative by nature.
Even in an extreme inflationary environment, reaching half a dollar ($0.50) might only become a possibility after an extended period—possibly 100 years or more. But the notion that $PEPE will ever touch $1 is, frankly, a fantasy.
While I’m a fan of $PEPE and believe in its potential, it's crucial to be realistic about its growth trajectory. Let’s focus on healthy, sustainable investment practices and avoid getting caught up in rumors or baseless predictions.
#PEPEATH #StayRealistic #StopTheHype #LongTermVision
For context, the world’s most valuable company, NVIDIA, is worth around $3.39 trillion, and Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, has a market cap of just over $2 trillion. There’s simply no real-world company or asset class that could support such a valuation for $PEPE , especially given that meme coins are speculative by nature.
Even in an extreme inflationary environment, reaching half a dollar ($0.50) might only become a possibility after an extended period—possibly 100 years or more. But the notion that $PEPE will ever touch $1 is, frankly, a fantasy.
While I’m a fan of $PEPE and believe in its potential, it's crucial to be realistic about its growth trajectory. Let’s focus on healthy, sustainable investment practices and avoid getting caught up in rumors or baseless predictions.
#PEPEATH #StayRealistic #StopTheHype #LongTermVision
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Bikovski
$PEPE
Pepe's wild ride continues! Buckle up, folks.
Pepe plunges into the abyss! Will it recover, or is this the end.
Pepe's having a mid-life crisis. Anyone seen its green hat.
The dip is temporary, the meme is eternal! Pepe will rise again.
MACD is flatlining, RSI is oversold. Could this be a buying opportunity. . . . ?
#PEPEATH
#pepe⚡
#PEPE_EXPERT
#PepeCoinToTheMoon
{spot}(PEPEUSDT)
$PEPE
Pepe's wild ride continues! Buckle up, folks.
Pepe plunges into the abyss! Will it recover, or is this the end.
Pepe's having a mid-life crisis. Anyone seen its green hat.
The dip is temporary, the meme is eternal! Pepe will rise again.
MACD is flatlining, RSI is oversold. Could this be a buying opportunity. . . . ?
#PEPEATH
#pepe⚡
#PEPE_EXPERT
#PepeCoinToTheMoon
Pepe's wild ride continues! Buckle up, folks.
Pepe plunges into the abyss! Will it recover, or is this the end.
Pepe's having a mid-life crisis. Anyone seen its green hat.
The dip is temporary, the meme is eternal! Pepe will rise again.
MACD is flatlining, RSI is oversold. Could this be a buying opportunity. . . . ?
#PEPEATH
#pepe⚡
#PEPE_EXPERT
#PepeCoinToTheMoon
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Članek
Pepe: دخول قائمة أفضل 50 عملة حسب التقرير الشهري لمجلة Forbes التقنية 🏆
📰 نوفمبر 2025 - اختارت مجلة Forbes التقنية عملة $PEPE ضمن قائمة أفضل 50 عملة رقمية للأداء المستدام، في تقريرها الشهري الذي يصدر بدعم من مجموعة من المحللين الماليين.
📋 معايير الاختيار:
• الأداء المالي:
· استقرار السعر خلال 6 أشهر: ±15% فقط
· حجم تداول يومي متوسط: 380 مليون دولار
· سيولة في منصات التداول: 92 مليون دولار
• المؤشرات التقنية:
· عدد المعاملات اليومية: 85,000 معاملة
· متوسط وقت التأكيد: 25 ثانية
· رسوم المعاملات: 0.15 دولار في المتوسط
@a7mednasr1
$PEPE
#PEPE
#pepe
#PepeArmy
#PEPEUSDT
#PEPEATH
$ETH
📰 نوفمبر 2025 - اختارت مجلة Forbes التقنية عملة $PEPE ضمن قائمة أفضل 50 عملة رقمية للأداء المستدام، في تقريرها الشهري الذي يصدر بدعم من مجموعة من المحللين الماليين.
📋 معايير الاختيار:
• الأداء المالي:
· استقرار السعر خلال 6 أشهر: ±15% فقط
· حجم تداول يومي متوسط: 380 مليون دولار
· سيولة في منصات التداول: 92 مليون دولار
• المؤشرات التقنية:
· عدد المعاملات اليومية: 85,000 معاملة
· متوسط وقت التأكيد: 25 ثانية
· رسوم المعاملات: 0.15 دولار في المتوسط
@ZED SIGNALS
$PEPE
#PEPE
#pepe
#PepeArmy
#PEPEUSDT
#PEPEATH
$ETH
Pepe: دخول قائمة أفضل 50 عملة حسب التقرير الشهري لمجلة Forbes التقنية 🏆
📰 نوفمبر 2025 - اختارت مجلة Forbes التقنية عملة $PEPE ضمن قائمة أفضل 50 عملة رقمية للأداء المستدام، في تقريرها الشهري الذي يصدر بدعم من مجموعة من المحللين الماليين.
📋 معايير الاختيار:
• الأداء المالي:
· استقرار السعر خلال 6 أشهر: ±15% فقط
· حجم تداول يومي متوسط: 380 مليون دولار
· سيولة في منصات التداول: 92 مليون دولار
• المؤشرات التقنية:
· عدد المعاملات اليومية: 85,000 معاملة
· متوسط وقت التأكيد: 25 ثانية
· رسوم المعاملات: 0.15 دولار في المتوسط
@ZED SIGNALS
$PEPE
#PEPE
#pepe
#PepeArmy
#PEPEUSDT
#PEPEATH
$ETH
203
WOW!
Perfect Analysis ! 🚀🚀
$PEPE Is facing very bulish trend.
It almost follow my drawn chart
I am hopeful for its ALTH Break!
Supported at 2100 Range.
For three days it supported its normal support.
After consolidation it has made a breakout.
Lets see, The chart I have made, If this follows the momentum can pull the bullish momentum up and Confirm it.
Look all me charts of PEPE almost every chart follows.
#PepeCoinToTheMoon
#PEPEATH
#BinanceSquareFamily
WOW!
Perfect Analysis ! 🚀🚀
$PEPE Is facing very bulish trend.
It almost follow my drawn chart
I am hopeful for its ALTH Break!
Supported at 2100 Range.
For three days it supported its normal support.
After consolidation it has made a breakout.
Lets see, The chart I have made, If this follows the momentum can pull the bullish momentum up and Confirm it.
Look all me charts of PEPE almost every chart follows.
#PepeCoinToTheMoon
#PEPEATH
#BinanceSquareFamily
Perfect Analysis ! 🚀🚀
$PEPE Is facing very bulish trend.
It almost follow my drawn chart
I am hopeful for its ALTH Break!
Supported at 2100 Range.
For three days it supported its normal support.
After consolidation it has made a breakout.
Lets see, The chart I have made, If this follows the momentum can pull the bullish momentum up and Confirm it.
Look all me charts of PEPE almost every chart follows.
#PepeCoinToTheMoon
#PEPEATH
#BinanceSquareFamily
Forecast Analysis
·
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Right now !
$PEPE
#pepe⚡
It is making a descending triangle.
Check it, A break above the level of triangle is required to break the bear resistance.
Key levels to watch. 2290 R
It looks like in next step the support will be broken.
Breakout is the hope for bull 🐂
Be careful while trading, The market can fade you.
Overall a descending triangle is famous for bearish momentum, but the break can defines properly.
#CURRENT
#dailyanalysis
#BinanceSquareFamily
$PEPE
#pepe⚡
It is making a descending triangle.
Check it, A break above the level of triangle is required to break the bear resistance.
Key levels to watch. 2290 R
It looks like in next step the support will be broken.
Breakout is the hope for bull 🐂
Be careful while trading, The market can fade you.
Overall a descending triangle is famous for bearish momentum, but the break can defines properly.
#CURRENT
#dailyanalysis
#BinanceSquareFamily
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952
Going to test the support in coming hours, Opportunity to buy will come soon.
#pepe⚡
#PEPEATH
#PEPEFamily
#PEPE_EXPERT
#BinanceSquareFamily
Going to test the support in coming hours, Opportunity to buy will come soon.
#pepe⚡
#PEPEATH
#PEPEFamily
#PEPE_EXPERT
#BinanceSquareFamily
#pepe⚡
#PEPEATH
#PEPEFamily
#PEPE_EXPERT
#BinanceSquareFamily
Forecast Analysis
·
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Right now !
$PEPE
#pepe⚡
It is making a descending triangle.
Check it, A break above the level of triangle is required to break the bear resistance.
Key levels to watch. 2290 R
It looks like in next step the support will be broken.
Breakout is the hope for bull 🐂
Be careful while trading, The market can fade you.
Overall a descending triangle is famous for bearish momentum, but the break can defines properly.
#CURRENT
#dailyanalysis
#BinanceSquareFamily
$PEPE
#pepe⚡
It is making a descending triangle.
Check it, A break above the level of triangle is required to break the bear resistance.
Key levels to watch. 2290 R
It looks like in next step the support will be broken.
Breakout is the hope for bull 🐂
Be careful while trading, The market can fade you.
Overall a descending triangle is famous for bearish momentum, but the break can defines properly.
#CURRENT
#dailyanalysis
#BinanceSquareFamily
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