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$BTC South Korea strengthens regulation of the crypto market, including Bitcoin (BTC) trading. New rules regarding exchange licensing and anti-money laundering will take effect in 2024. BTC, as the primary cryptocurrency, is subject to mandatory reporting for large transactions. A profit tax on BTC operations is planned to be implemented in 2025. At the same time, the government supports the development of blockchain technologies and is testing CBDC (central bank digital currency). This policy aims to protect investors and legalize the market, making BTC in South Korea increasingly regulated but also an accepted asset.
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In South Korea, cryptocurrency policy is actively developing. The government of the country aims to create a transparent legal framework for cryptocurrencies, focusing on protecting investors and preventing money laundering. From 2024, a law on mandatory registration of cryptocurrency exchanges and strict control over transactions will be in effect. New tax regulations are also being prepared — from 2025, taxation of profits from cryptocurrency is planned. Regulators support the implementation of blockchain in government services. South Korea demonstrates a balance between innovation and security, making it one of the leaders in regulating digital assets in Asia.
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#CryptoFees101 In the world of cryptocurrencies, it is important to understand how fees work. There are three main types: network (on-chain), trading, and withdrawal fees.
🔹 Network fees are paid to miners or validators (for example, for transactions in Bitcoin or Ethereum).
🔹 Trading fees are the exchange's fee for trades (usually 0.1–0.2% of the transaction amount).
🔹 Withdrawal fee is a fixed charge for transferring crypto to another wallet.
To save money, trade during low activity hours, use exchanges with referral discounts, and choose networks with low fees (for example, BNB Chain).
🔹 Network fees are paid to miners or validators (for example, for transactions in Bitcoin or Ethereum).
🔹 Trading fees are the exchange's fee for trades (usually 0.1–0.2% of the transaction amount).
🔹 Withdrawal fee is a fixed charge for transferring crypto to another wallet.
To save money, trade during low activity hours, use exchanges with referral discounts, and choose networks with low fees (for example, BNB Chain).
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$USDC (USD Coin) — is one of the most well-known stablecoins, backed by the US dollar at a ratio of 1:1. It is issued by Circle in partnership with Coinbase. USDC is used for fast transactions, DeFi, trading, and preserving value in the crypto world. Its stability is confirmed by regular audits and a transparent reserve structure. Compared to other stablecoins, USDC is considered more reliable due to regulatory compliance. It is actively used on major exchanges, in Web3 applications, and for international transfers. #USDC — is a bridge between traditional finance and the blockchain economy with an emphasis on stability and trust.
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#BigTechStablecoin this is a new era of digital currencies, where technology giants like Apple, Google, or Amazon create their own stablecoins, backed by fiat currency or assets. Such coins can radically change the financial system: speeding up transactions, lowering fees, and increasing corporate control over payments. Potentially, they could compete with banks and even government digital currencies (CBDC). However, risks arise: monopolization, loss of privacy, influence on monetary policy. This is not just convenience, but also a challenge for the global financial order.
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$BTC After a public spat between Trump and Musk, Bitcoin has remained in the spotlight. Although there is no direct threat to BTC, the conflict highlights the political risks for the crypto market. If Trump, as a candidate, takes an anti-cryptocurrency stance, it could pressure investor sentiment. Conversely, Musk may bolster Bitcoin support through his platform X, appealing to the crypto community.
Against the backdrop of growing distrust in traditional politicians and centralized systems, Bitcoin once again looks like "digital gold." In the long term, this only reinforces its role as a capital protection tool in an unstable world.
Against the backdrop of growing distrust in traditional politicians and centralized systems, Bitcoin once again looks like "digital gold." In the long term, this only reinforces its role as a capital protection tool in an unstable world.
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#TrumpVsMusk Donald Trump and Elon Musk recently found themselves at the center of a loud feud. The former U.S. president criticized Musk for allegedly being "disloyal" and claimed that he "always plays both sides." In response, Musk stated that he no longer supports Trump, adding that the country needs "a new generation of leaders." The conflict escalated after Musk's statements about wanting to limit political content on X (Twitter), which did not sit well with Trump's supporters. This public conflict between two influential figures in the U.S. resonates, as both have significant influence over public opinion, business, and politics.
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#CryptoSecurity101 Protecting your assets in crypto is critically important!
1. The main rule — do not keep large amounts on exchanges. Better to use cold wallets (for example, Ledger or Trezor).
2. Recovery phrase (seed phrase) — do not take photos, do not store in the cloud, write it down offline.
3. 2FA is mandatory — use Google Authenticator or Authy, not SMS!
4. Do not click on suspicious links, even if it’s a “gift” from a well-known account.
5. Check website addresses — phishing is actively targeting crypto users.
1. The main rule — do not keep large amounts on exchanges. Better to use cold wallets (for example, Ledger or Trezor).
2. Recovery phrase (seed phrase) — do not take photos, do not store in the cloud, write it down offline.
3. 2FA is mandatory — use Google Authenticator or Authy, not SMS!
4. Do not click on suspicious links, even if it’s a “gift” from a well-known account.
5. Check website addresses — phishing is actively targeting crypto users.
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#CircleIPO Circle, the issuer of the stablecoin USDC, on June 4, 2025, conducted one of the largest IPOs of the year, raising $1.1 billion. The company sold 34 million shares at $31 each, exceeding the expected range of $27–28, and achieved a valuation of approximately $6.9 billion. The shares are traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker CRCL. Demand for the IPO exceeded supply by 25 times, indicating a high level of investor interest in crypto infrastructure. Circle plans to expand its operations in the payments sector and will benefit from a more favorable regulatory climate in the USA.
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#TradingPairs101 Trading pairs are instruments that allow you to exchange one currency for another. In crypto trading, a pair like BTC/USDT means you are buying or selling bitcoin for the stablecoin USDT. The first currency is the base currency, and the second is the quote currency. If you buy BTC/USDT, you are exchanging USDT for BTC; if you sell, it's the opposite. The choice of pair depends on liquidity, spreads, and your trading strategy. Not all coins are traded directly with each other—sometimes an exchange through a third currency is necessary (for example, ETH → USDT → SOL). Understanding pairs is the foundation of effective trading and optimizing fees.
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#Liquidity101
Liquidity is the ability of an asset to be quickly bought or sold without significantly impacting its price. In cryptocurrency, high liquidity means that trades can be easily executed with minimal spread between buying and selling. On exchanges, liquidity is provided by a large volume of orders in the order book. Low liquidity leads to slippage — when the execution price differs from the expected price. For traders, this is a risk, especially with large volumes. Liquidity also affects volatility: the less liquidity there is, the greater the price fluctuations. Always consider liquidity before entering a position.
Liquidity is the ability of an asset to be quickly bought or sold without significantly impacting its price. In cryptocurrency, high liquidity means that trades can be easily executed with minimal spread between buying and selling. On exchanges, liquidity is provided by a large volume of orders in the order book. Low liquidity leads to slippage — when the execution price differs from the expected price. For traders, this is a risk, especially with large volumes. Liquidity also affects volatility: the less liquidity there is, the greater the price fluctuations. Always consider liquidity before entering a position.
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#OrderTypes101
In trading, it is important to understand the types of orders.
Market Order — executed instantly at the current price. Suitable for quick entry or exit from a position.
Limit Order — executed only at the specified or better price. Provides control but may not be executed.
Stop Order — activates when the price reaches a specified level. Often used as a stop-loss.
Stop-Limit — a combination of stop and limit: after the trigger, a limit order is opened.
Understanding orders will help avoid losses and improve the execution of the strategy.
In trading, it is important to understand the types of orders.
Market Order — executed instantly at the current price. Suitable for quick entry or exit from a position.
Limit Order — executed only at the specified or better price. Provides control but may not be executed.
Stop Order — activates when the price reaches a specified level. Often used as a stop-loss.
Stop-Limit — a combination of stop and limit: after the trigger, a limit order is opened.
Understanding orders will help avoid losses and improve the execution of the strategy.
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#CEXvsDEX101
Centralized exchanges (CEX), such as Binance, provide high liquidity, a user-friendly interface, and fast transactions. However, users trust the exchange to store their assets, which creates the risk of loss in case of a hack. Decentralized exchanges (DEX), such as Uniswap or PancakeSwap, operate without intermediaries — users maintain full control over their funds. DEXs offer greater privacy but have lower liquidity and a more complex interface. When choosing between CEX and DEX, it's important to consider: security, convenience, fee size, and access to new tokens. Ideally, one should combine both types for flexibility and effective asset management.
Centralized exchanges (CEX), such as Binance, provide high liquidity, a user-friendly interface, and fast transactions. However, users trust the exchange to store their assets, which creates the risk of loss in case of a hack. Decentralized exchanges (DEX), such as Uniswap or PancakeSwap, operate without intermediaries — users maintain full control over their funds. DEXs offer greater privacy but have lower liquidity and a more complex interface. When choosing between CEX and DEX, it's important to consider: security, convenience, fee size, and access to new tokens. Ideally, one should combine both types for flexibility and effective asset management.
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Liquidity from gold smoothly flows into Bitcoin 🙌
In the last month, the influx of investments into Bitcoin-ETF amounted to $9 billion, while there was an outflow of funds from gold funds totaling $2.8 billion!
A colossal difference that clearly demonstrates what major market funds are currently focusing on and from what they expect to receive more significant profits in the near future. We draw conclusions.
Liquidity from gold smoothly flows into Bitcoin 🙌
In the last month, the influx of investments into Bitcoin-ETF amounted to $9 billion, while there was an outflow of funds from gold funds totaling $2.8 billion!
A colossal difference that clearly demonstrates what major market funds are currently focusing on and from what they expect to receive more significant profits in the near future. We draw conclusions.
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#TradingTypes101
Spot trading, futures, and options — what’s the difference?
In spot trading, transactions are executed instantly at the current market price. This is the simplest type of trading, ideal for beginners. Futures are contracts to buy/sell an asset in the future at a predetermined price. They allow for leverage but carry higher risks. Options give the right, but not the obligation, to execute a transaction — a flexible tool for hedging or speculation. The choice of trading type depends on your experience, style, and risk management. Understanding the difference is key to building an effective strategy.
Spot trading, futures, and options — what’s the difference?
In spot trading, transactions are executed instantly at the current market price. This is the simplest type of trading, ideal for beginners. Futures are contracts to buy/sell an asset in the future at a predetermined price. They allow for leverage but carry higher risks. Options give the right, but not the obligation, to execute a transaction — a flexible tool for hedging or speculation. The choice of trading type depends on your experience, style, and risk management. Understanding the difference is key to building an effective strategy.
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#BTC
📢📢📢📢 #ALT / #BTC pairs have just recorded the lowest weekly close in the entire cycle
Despite regular statements about a "soon-to-come altseason wave," in reality, altcoins have been bleeding against Bitcoin since 2021 — and this trend has not yet been broken.
The current market structure indicates the dominance of $BTC, rather than a rotation towards altcoins.
If something does start — the behavior of investors and the influx of liquidity into risky assets must change first.
📢📢📢📢 #ALT / #BTC pairs have just recorded the lowest weekly close in the entire cycle
Despite regular statements about a "soon-to-come altseason wave," in reality, altcoins have been bleeding against Bitcoin since 2021 — and this trend has not yet been broken.
The current market structure indicates the dominance of $BTC, rather than a rotation towards altcoins.
If something does start — the behavior of investors and the influx of liquidity into risky assets must change first.
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⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️#BTC : cycle in waiting phase?
Historically, the first year after Bitcoin's halving passes in a consolidation phase — the market gathers strength before a new impulse.
In this cycle, we saw an early surge, but then — a prolonged pause. High interest rates have clearly restrained growth dynamics.
However, peaks usually form 1.5–2 years after the halving. This means that the main movement may be ahead — in 2025.
Now is the time to observe, reassess positions, and keep focus on the long term.
Historically, the first year after Bitcoin's halving passes in a consolidation phase — the market gathers strength before a new impulse.
In this cycle, we saw an early surge, but then — a prolonged pause. High interest rates have clearly restrained growth dynamics.
However, peaks usually form 1.5–2 years after the halving. This means that the main movement may be ahead — in 2025.
Now is the time to observe, reassess positions, and keep focus on the long term.
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📢📢📢📢The whale continues to accumulate $HYPER — purchase of $8M+
One of the major players has caught the market's attention again: he spent 8.04 million dollars to acquire 235,553 $HYPE at an average price of 34.17.
This is not his first purchase — the address is actively building a position, and his actions increasingly coincide with the rise in the token's price.
One of the major players has caught the market's attention again: he spent 8.04 million dollars to acquire 235,553 $HYPE at an average price of 34.17.
This is not his first purchase — the address is actively building a position, and his actions increasingly coincide with the rise in the token's price.
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⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️ #BTC Despite the fact that $BTC is trading above $108K and 100% of the supply is in profit, funding remains surprisingly calm — only 0.0079%, below the neutral level.
A similar picture is observed with the top-10 coins — the appetite for speculation is weak, and there is no overheating in sight. Only $XRP and $DOGE are showing slightly above neutral rates.
Conclusion: the market is not yet at the peak of euphoria. Bulls may have room to continue.
A similar picture is observed with the top-10 coins — the appetite for speculation is weak, and there is no overheating in sight. Only $XRP and $DOGE are showing slightly above neutral rates.
Conclusion: the market is not yet at the peak of euphoria. Bulls may have room to continue.
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#bnb | analysis 💬
This asset can rightly be considered one of the most stable in the market.
Ignoring the growth impulses for it is at least unreasonable, especially considering that it demonstrates confident growth even in negative market conditions.
In the medium term (from the marked level), I expect a continuation of the upward movement and subsequent new highs.
This asset can rightly be considered one of the most stable in the market.
Ignoring the growth impulses for it is at least unreasonable, especially considering that it demonstrates confident growth even in negative market conditions.
In the medium term (from the marked level), I expect a continuation of the upward movement and subsequent new highs.
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