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$ADA Today, June 14, 2025, the ADA pair is making headlines 🔥. Many thought it was dead, but here it is, holding strong like a silent warrior. While the market is a bit crazy, ADA remains steady against USDT, and some are already seeing signs that something is brewing. Will it finally take off? 🛫 Watch out for the volume, which is rising slowly but surely. And in the ADA/BTC pair, it’s not performing magic, but it’s not crashing either. Ideal for those thinking long term. Should we take advantage of this calm to accumulate, or is it better to look elsewhere? 🤷♀️ Those who bet on Cardano always need a good dose of faith… and patience.
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#CardanoDebate The eternal discussion: Is Cardano an undervalued gem or just smoke with good presentation? 🤔 There are those who love its academic approach, its step-by-step development, and its commitment to scalability and sustainability. But others see it as slow, too technical, and lacking the real adoption that they have promised for years. While blockchains like Solana or Ethereum are advancing at full speed, Cardano seems to still be in its laboratory. 🔬 Now, when Charles Hoskinson speaks, his vision cannot be denied... but what good is a vision without fast execution?
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$BTC Today, June 13, 2025, the BTC pair is experiencing mixed moods. After a few days of rising, the price is trying to hold steady, but the market remains somewhat nervous. There are many eyes on the Federal Reserve and the macro decisions that could impact the dollar, which always ends up affecting Bitcoin. Some analysts believe that if it breaks the current price strongly, we could see a new bullish run. Others, more cautious, expect a short-term correction. The truth is that BTC remains the king of the crypto game, and any strong movement ends up dragging the rest of the market. If you're in, be patient and keep a cool head. If you're out, be careful with entries, as the landscape is volatile.
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#IsraelIranConflict The conflict between Israel and Iran has been brewing for years, but lately the tension has escalated. Israel accuses Iran of supporting groups like Hezbollah and Hamas, while Iran sees Israel as a regional threat, especially due to its alliance with the U.S. They have exchanged indirect attacks, especially in Syria, but there have also been cyberattacks and sabotage. The most concerning aspect is that both countries have very powerful military capabilities, and any spark could escalate into something much larger. Meanwhile, the civilian population in the region lives in constant fear. Many analysts worry that if this escalation is not curbed, we could see a more open conflict that affects the entire Middle East. Hopefully, world powers will intervene to calm the waters before this spirals out of control.
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$BTC BTC is quite active today. After Trump's announcement about the new tariffs, the market reacted with some nerves and Bitcoin rose a bit, seeking refuge as usual when there is economic turmoil. 🟠📈
It is hovering around $71,000, with good volatility. Some say that if the trade war escalates, BTC could benefit as an alternative asset, but others believe that if there is too much chaos, it could drag down the entire crypto market as well.
Watch out, because this week there are key inflation data in the U.S. and some hints from the Fed are expected regarding interest rates. If it sounds more “dovish,” it could give BTC another push.
It is hovering around $71,000, with good volatility. Some say that if the trade war escalates, BTC could benefit as an alternative asset, but others believe that if there is too much chaos, it could drag down the entire crypto market as well.
Watch out, because this week there are key inflation data in the U.S. and some hints from the Fed are expected regarding interest rates. If it sounds more “dovish,” it could give BTC another push.
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#TrumpTariffs Trump did it again. Today he announced new tariffs that could shake the global market. He will raise taxes on Chinese products, including electric cars, batteries, and chips. He says it's to "protect American workers," but many believe it will only increase prices for everyone. 🧾💸
The stock markets reacted nervously, and several economists are already warning that this could bring more inflation. With less than five months until the elections, it sounds more like a political move than a real economic strategy.
China did not stay silent and promised retaliation. So get ready for more trade tension and perhaps higher prices in technology and cars. 😬
Do you think this helps the U.S. or is it just an electoral show?
The stock markets reacted nervously, and several economists are already warning that this could bring more inflation. With less than five months until the elections, it sounds more like a political move than a real economic strategy.
China did not stay silent and promised retaliation. So get ready for more trade tension and perhaps higher prices in technology and cars. 😬
Do you think this helps the U.S. or is it just an electoral show?
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$ETH Hoy Ethereum (ETH) está moviéndose con fuerza, rondando los 2.765 USD y con buena volatilidad. El par más activo, como siempre, es ETH/USDT, que tiene la mayor liquidez y es ideal para tradear rápido o proteger ganancias. Le sigue ETH/BTC, perfecto para comparar la fuerza de ETH frente a Bitcoin. También hay buen movimiento en pares como ETH/BNB (especialmente en Binance) y ETH/SOL, que muestra cómo se cruzan los ecosistemas de contratos inteligentes. Si estás en DeFi, también encontrarás pares raros en Uniswap, pero ojo con la liquidez. Hoy es un día interesante para observar esos cruces y aprovechar oportunidades si estás atento. En resumen: ETH sigue siendo rey en volumen y los pares fuertes marcan el ritmo. ¡A surfear la ola! 🌊🚀
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#CryptoRoundTableRemarks It's a pleasure to share this table with so many people passionate about the crypto world! Today we not only talk about tokens, blockchains, or projections, but about what really drives this revolution: the community, the vision for the future, and the desire to change the rules of the game. Each one of you contributes a key piece to the ecosystem. From developers to hodlers, we are all building something great. Let’s keep questioning, learning, and dreaming big, because this is just the beginning. Thank you for the space, for the good vibes, and for showing that when technology, purpose, and passion mix, the impossible becomes probable. See you at the next stop of the crypto journey.
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#TradingTools101 Do all those candles, indicators, and charts that look like hieroglyphics sound familiar? Don't worry, here I explain the basics without much fuss. If you’re going to dive into the world of trading, you need tools that help you make informed decisions, not random ones. We're talking about things like TradingView to clearly view the charts, CoinMarketCap to track prices, and alert bots that notify you when something moves. There are also technical indicators like RSI, MACD, or moving averages... don't be scared, you'll understand them little by little. And don't forget the stop-loss, your lifeline when the market gets ugly. With practice, these tools will be like your toolbox for building profits. Ready to make the most of trading? Let's go for it.
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#NasdaqETFUpdate It seems that the QQQ ETF (which tracks the Nasdaq-100) is around 530.70 USD at market close on June 10, with a modest increase on the day 📈. In the last month, it has gained +8.3% and +14.6% over 12 months, according to TradingView data .
Furthermore, QQQ has outperformed the S&P 500 in 7 of the last 10 years, showing a solid trajectory . With an annual expense of 0.20% and strong exposure to technology and growth, it remains one of the most popular ETFs to capture the momentum of the Nasdaq.
In summary: it is strong, with good momentum and a proven track record… although, of course, if tech takes a downturn, it will too. Watch for support and see if it prepares another rally.
Furthermore, QQQ has outperformed the S&P 500 in 7 of the last 10 years, showing a solid trajectory . With an annual expense of 0.20% and strong exposure to technology and growth, it remains one of the most popular ETFs to capture the momentum of the Nasdaq.
In summary: it is strong, with good momentum and a proven track record… although, of course, if tech takes a downturn, it will too. Watch for support and see if it prepares another rally.
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#MarketRebound ¡Vaya subidón en el mercado! 🔥 Después de semanas de altibajos, por fin vemos señales claras de un #MarketRebound. Las velas verdes están encendidas y muchos proyectos que estaban en modo fantasma están reviviendo con fuerza. Esos que compraron en el fondo ahora están sonriendo como si supieran algo que los demás no.
¿Es este el inicio de un nuevo ciclo alcista o solo una trampa más? Difícil decirlo, pero el FOMO ya está empezando a asomarse. Ojo, que aunque todo se vea bonito, siempre hay que moverse con cabeza.
En cripto, lo importante no es solo subir, sino saber cuándo bajarse. Aprovechar el impulso, revisar tus estrategias y no pierdas de vista tus metas.
¿Es este el inicio de un nuevo ciclo alcista o solo una trampa más? Difícil decirlo, pero el FOMO ya está empezando a asomarse. Ojo, que aunque todo se vea bonito, siempre hay que moverse con cabeza.
En cripto, lo importante no es solo subir, sino saber cuándo bajarse. Aprovechar el impulso, revisar tus estrategias y no pierdas de vista tus metas.
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The BTC/USD pair is causing a stir this June 9, 2025. Bitcoin remains with somewhat sideways movements, hovering around key support zones while the market awaits clear signals. Many traders are keeping an eye on $70,000, an important psychological level that, if broken strongly, could push the price higher. On the other hand, if the current support does not hold, we could see a drop towards $65,000. Volume has been a bit weak, indicating a lack of decision from the big players. Macro news and negotiations between the US and China are also influencing. In short, a time to be attentive and not go crazy: BTC is in 'wait and see' mode
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#USChinaTradeTalks The #USChinaTradeTalks returns to the center of the scene. After ups and downs, it seems that both countries are trying to ease tensions and return to the negotiation table. Although a miraculous agreement is not expected overnight, the simple fact that they are talking is already a good sign. The key issues remain the same: tariffs, technology, and data protection. China wants more access to the U.S. market, and the U.S. seeks firmer guarantees on intellectual property issues. Meanwhile, the markets react to every word that comes out of these meetings. Will this be the time they truly make progress? Nobody knows, but one thing is certain: when Washington and Beijing talk, the world listens.
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$BTC Nowadays, the most popular Bitcoin pairs mainly trade in USD and stablecoins like USDT. The classic BTC/USD remains king: lots of liquidity, reduced spreads, ideal for fast trading . Then we have BTC/USDT, which groups super high volumes and is practically the same but in Tether.
There are also pairs in other currencies: BTC/EUR, BTC/GBP, BTC/CAD, BTC/JPY… if you trade from Europe or the UK, it's advisable to look at those since you avoid conversions, but they usually trade less than the USD pair .
In summary: if you want action, head to BTC/USD or BTC/USDT. If you prefer to trade with your local currency, take a look at BTC/EUR or BTC/GBP. The key: look at volume, spread, and decide which pair fits best with your style and location.
There are also pairs in other currencies: BTC/EUR, BTC/GBP, BTC/CAD, BTC/JPY… if you trade from Europe or the UK, it's advisable to look at those since you avoid conversions, but they usually trade less than the USD pair .
In summary: if you want action, head to BTC/USD or BTC/USDT. If you prefer to trade with your local currency, take a look at BTC/EUR or BTC/GBP. The key: look at volume, spread, and decide which pair fits best with your style and location.
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#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy Watch out for what is happening in South Korea, because it can move the market. They are getting serious about crypto.
1. Stricter regulation: No more ghost projects. If a crypto wants to operate, it must register and comply with clear rules.
2. Investor protection: They want to prevent scams, so there will be more control over exchanges and wallets.
3. Crypto taxes: Yes, you also have to pay. They are working on a system to tax profits.
4. Mandatory KYC: No anonymous accounts. All users must verify their identity.
This may deter some, but it can also give more confidence to the market. Korea wants crypto to not be chaotic but a serious industry.
1. Stricter regulation: No more ghost projects. If a crypto wants to operate, it must register and comply with clear rules.
2. Investor protection: They want to prevent scams, so there will be more control over exchanges and wallets.
3. Crypto taxes: Yes, you also have to pay. They are working on a system to tax profits.
4. Mandatory KYC: No anonymous accounts. All users must verify their identity.
This may deter some, but it can also give more confidence to the market. Korea wants crypto to not be chaotic but a serious industry.
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#CryptoCharts101 Do you see a chart and it looks like hieroglyphics? Don't worry, you're not alone. Here are some basics to help you not get dizzy:
1. Candlesticks: Each candle tells a price story. Green = up. Red = down.
2. Supports and resistances: Areas where the price bounces or halts. They are like invisible walls.
3. Trend: If it’s going up, don’t go against it. If it’s going down, don’t try to be a hero.
4. Volume: Shows strength. Without volume, the movement is weak.
5. Indicators: RSI, MACD, EMAs… they help, but they don’t do magic.
Reading charts is not guessing; it’s interpreting the language of the market.
Learning this doesn’t make you an expert trader, but it prevents you from going in blind.
Do any of these sound familiar, or do you want me to explain them in more detail?
1. Candlesticks: Each candle tells a price story. Green = up. Red = down.
2. Supports and resistances: Areas where the price bounces or halts. They are like invisible walls.
3. Trend: If it’s going up, don’t go against it. If it’s going down, don’t try to be a hero.
4. Volume: Shows strength. Without volume, the movement is weak.
5. Indicators: RSI, MACD, EMAs… they help, but they don’t do magic.
Reading charts is not guessing; it’s interpreting the language of the market.
Learning this doesn’t make you an expert trader, but it prevents you from going in blind.
Do any of these sound familiar, or do you want me to explain them in more detail?
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#TradingMistakes101 Do you want to avoid messing up in trading? Keep this in mind:
1. Entering out of FOMO. If you buy just because everyone else is, you’re likely to be late.
2. Not having a plan. Without a strategy, the market will drag you along. Always be clear about when you enter, exit, and why.
3. Overtrading. Not every moment is an opportunity. Sometimes the best action is to do nothing.
4. Not setting a stop-loss. Thinking “it will go up” can empty your account.
5. Not managing risk. Betting everything is like playing roulette. Diversify.
We all make mistakes at the beginning; what matters is learning and not repeating the same errors. The market teaches... sometimes the hard way. 😅📉
Share if you’ve experienced any of these and let’s keep learning together.
1. Entering out of FOMO. If you buy just because everyone else is, you’re likely to be late.
2. Not having a plan. Without a strategy, the market will drag you along. Always be clear about when you enter, exit, and why.
3. Overtrading. Not every moment is an opportunity. Sometimes the best action is to do nothing.
4. Not setting a stop-loss. Thinking “it will go up” can empty your account.
5. Not managing risk. Betting everything is like playing roulette. Diversify.
We all make mistakes at the beginning; what matters is learning and not repeating the same errors. The market teaches... sometimes the hard way. 😅📉
Share if you’ve experienced any of these and let’s keep learning together.
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$USDC Have you heard about the "currency pair" and don't know what it means? Don't worry, here's the simple version with USDC as an example.
USDC is a stablecoin that always equals 1 dollar, or at least that's what it tries to do. When you see something like USDC/ETH, you are looking at a currency pair, meaning how USDC and Ethereum are exchanged with each other.
Imagine that ETH is at $3,000. If you sell 1 ETH in that pair, you receive 3,000 USDC (more or less, depending on the market and the fees).
The pairs are like dance partners in exchanges: one currency moves, the other reacts.
And with USDC, everything remains more stable, ideal for moving around without too much drama.
USDC is a stablecoin that always equals 1 dollar, or at least that's what it tries to do. When you see something like USDC/ETH, you are looking at a currency pair, meaning how USDC and Ethereum are exchanged with each other.
Imagine that ETH is at $3,000. If you sell 1 ETH in that pair, you receive 3,000 USDC (more or less, depending on the market and the fees).
The pairs are like dance partners in exchanges: one currency moves, the other reacts.
And with USDC, everything remains more stable, ideal for moving around without too much drama.
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#BigTechStablecoin Can you imagine paying with a coin from Google, Apple, or Amazon? Well, it's not as crazy as it seems. Welcome to #BigTechStablecoin, where big tech companies step into the crypto game.
A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency that maintains its stable value, usually tied to the dollar. Now imagine if Apple launched its own: fast, easy to use with your iPhone, and accepted throughout its ecosystem. Boom, total revolution.
Facebook (Meta) already tried with Libra, but governments got nervous. Why? Because if these companies launch their own currency, they could have more power than many central banks.
The future? Maybe you'll shop on Amazon with AmazonCoin or pay for your coffee with AppleCash.
A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency that maintains its stable value, usually tied to the dollar. Now imagine if Apple launched its own: fast, easy to use with your iPhone, and accepted throughout its ecosystem. Boom, total revolution.
Facebook (Meta) already tried with Libra, but governments got nervous. Why? Because if these companies launch their own currency, they could have more power than many central banks.
The future? Maybe you'll shop on Amazon with AmazonCoin or pay for your coffee with AppleCash.
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#CryptoFees101 Have you ever wondered why you sometimes pay more in fees than in crypto? Welcome to CryptoFees 101, where I explain it straightforward.
Every time you make a transaction, whether buying, selling, or moving crypto, you pay a "fee." These can come from three parties:
1. The network (like Ethereum or Bitcoin), which charges for using its blocks.
2. The exchange (like Binance or Coinbase), which takes its cut.
3. The swap (when you change one token for another), which also gets involved.
Some networks are cheaper (like Solana), while others are more expensive (hello, congested Ethereum). Tip: always check the fees before confirming. A quick click can cost you dearly.
Every time you make a transaction, whether buying, selling, or moving crypto, you pay a "fee." These can come from three parties:
1. The network (like Ethereum or Bitcoin), which charges for using its blocks.
2. The exchange (like Binance or Coinbase), which takes its cut.
3. The swap (when you change one token for another), which also gets involved.
Some networks are cheaper (like Solana), while others are more expensive (hello, congested Ethereum). Tip: always check the fees before confirming. A quick click can cost you dearly.
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