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Arkm looks really good, a few months of consolidation and we are ready for a great move

Many investors quit the market, afraid of what Trump's trade war could lead to. Markets should have decreased the number of gamblers, and here we are. I think nothing special will happen in the next six months, and during this period we will accumulate at these levels.

Stay safe, wishing everyone a great day! Don't forget to go outside and touch some grass😅

To be honest, I'm really happy that I reduced all the stress in December last year and I don't need to go through all this stress on days like today. That was a really awful experience, liquidating all my savings, but that is a great proverb: "Go with the money you wouldn't regret." I've got a lot of experience during five years in crypto and I will be happy to continue sharing it with all of you

Markets are writing new rules; in the future, only 5% of all tokens will survive a liquidity crisis. Only bold traders will face the upcoming disaster.
Stay strong!

#BTCBelow80K #PowellRemarks

Technology ≠ marketing
That's why projects like CELO, go to the zero
Thoughts?

Omnichain is the future — and LayerZero is leading the way.

Most dApps today are stuck on single chains or rely on fragile bridges. That limits liquidity, users, and security.

LayerZero changes the game.
It enables true omnichain interoperability — meaning apps and assets can move and communicate across multiple blockchains natively, without wrapping or mirroring.

What it means for users:

Seamless UX across chains

Unified liquidity

Fewer risks from bridges and fake tokens

Real composability across ecosystems

Omnichain isn’t a buzzword. It’s a new layer of infrastructure.
And projects not thinking cross-chain today will be obsolete tomorrow.

#LayerZero #interoperability #Crypto #DeFi #zro

Looks like we gonna see a bloody monday

#TrumpsTariffs #StocksDown

How to Overcome Fear in Financial Markets

Financial markets are where emotions often drive decisions. Fear is one of the most destructive forces. It makes you sell at the bottom, miss opportunities, and abandon investing after the first loss. But fear isn’t your enemy—if you learn how to work with it.

1. Understand the Nature of Fear

Fear in markets is usually linked to uncertainty and loss of control. It intensifies when:

the market crashes suddenly

you don’t understand why an asset is moving

you’ve invested all your savings

you don’t know how the instrument works

The more uncertainty, the more fear. The first step is to regain clarity.

2. Financial Education is Your Best Armor

The more you know about your investments, the less emotions will rule you. Learn:

how markets function

the history of crashes and recoveries

fundamentals of your chosen asset

basic risk management

Knowledge turns chaos into structure.

3. Diversification and Risk Management

Never go all-in on a single idea. Proper capital allocation helps:

reduce fear of loss

ride out drawdowns calmly

avoid overexposure to one event

Set stop-loss levels and define profit targets in advance.

4. Psychology: Don’t Fight Emotions, Work With Them

You can’t "turn off" fear. But you can observe it, understand it, and manage it. Try:

keeping a trading and emotions journal

following strict entry/exit rules to avoid impulsive actions

using breathing techniques or short pauses before decisions

5. Zoom Out

A drawdown today isn’t the end. Markets are cyclical. Falls are followed by recoveries.
Your main goal: survive, protect your capital, and stay in the game.

Conclusion

Fear is normal. Everyone feels it—even pros. The key is not letting it dictate your actions.
When you understand your strategy, stay disciplined, and manage risk — fear becomes a guide, not a threat.

One asset class goes down, another holds you up.
Crypto crashes? Cash saves.
Bank freezes? Cold wallet wins.
Stocks fall? Gold or real estate balances it out.

In today’s chaotic world, diversification is your strongest defense.

Don't rely on luck.
Spread your risk. Protect your future.

#DiversifyYourAssets

Algos Rule the Market: Who They Are and Why the Average Trader Loses

Algorithmic traders are not just bots. They are high-frequency machines capable of making decisions, buying, selling, and exiting positions in milliseconds. In the crypto market—where liquidity is fragmented and data is public—they are especially effective.

Example 1: Front-running Orders

You place a buy order for a low-liquidity token. An algo bot "sees" your order in the mempool (before it's confirmed) and instantly places its order ahead of yours, buys cheaper, and sells to you at a higher price. You get the token — but at a premium.

Example 2: Liquidation Hunting on Futures

Bitcoin's price hovers near a major liquidation level. Algos push the price into that zone, triggering a cascade of liquidations. Prices crash, panic hits, and the bots scoop up assets at bargain prices.

Example 3: Pattern Manipulation

You spot a classic triangle forming on a chart and prepare for a breakout. The algos see it too — but they trigger a fake breakout, hunt stops, and only afterward let the price move in the "real" direction — without you.

What Can You Do?

Understand that most patterns don’t play out like they used to

Avoid low-liquidity tokens and exposed limit orders

Be cautious when using limit orders on DEXs

And most importantly — don’t overestimate human reaction in a game of milliseconds

The algos are already in the game. Play smarter.

😭😭😭

The COVID era wasn’t just a pandemic — it was one of the biggest wealth transfers in history.

As we enter a new phase of trade wars, the same pattern repeats:
Those who take risks will profit.
Those who wait will pay the price.

Chaos rewards the bold.

Not your keys, not your coins.
Keeping your assets on exchanges is a gamble — and history keeps proving it.

From FTX to BlockFi to countless rug pulls, centralized platforms have frozen withdrawals overnight, leaving users helpless.

Cold wallets don’t ask for permission.
Self-custody = freedom.

#Crypto #DeFi #ColdWallet #NotYourKeysNotYourCoins #FTX #RugPull #Ledger #Trezor #SelfCustody

You will be tired of winning...

TON was once seen as the future of Web3 in messengers — fast, scalable, and backed by Telegram. But something went wrong.

The ecosystem has lost its soul. And the final blow?

TON had everything:

- massive Telegram audience

- built-in wallets

- fast L1 tech

- NFT, tokens, bots

But in chasing user growth, it opened the floodgates to low-effort "clickers" — apps where users tap for tokens. That’s when quality died.

Yes, activity surged.
But it was empty.

Bots farmed tokens. Real innovation drowned in fake DAOs and poorly made tap-to-earn games.

Builders left. Investors lost interest. All that remained? People spamming the "Claim" button.

Then came manipulation.
Clickers became tools for insider dumps, bot-driven launches, fake hype.

Trust collapsed. Drops were followed by instant crashes. People realized: TON was now a playground for exit liquidity.

TON still exists. But the vision? It’s gone.

Clickers brought on-chain growth — and killed the ecosystem’s credibility.

It could’ve been Web3’s gateway.
Now it’s just a gamified faucet.

#TON #Telegram #Crypto #Web3 #ClickToEarn #Blockchain #TONBots

Why Cash Is Better Than Stablecoins: A Lesson from Terra/Luna

1. The Illusion of Stability

Stablecoins are marketed as "digital dollars" with a 1:1 peg to fiat currencies like USD. But this stability is built entirely on trust—trust in algorithms, trust in reserves, and trust in issuers.

UST was an algorithmic stablecoin that maintained its peg via a relationship with its sister token, LUNA. In May 2022, a market shock caused UST to de-peg, and the entire Terra ecosystem collapsed. UST dropped to a few cents, and LUNA's value plummeted to near-zero, erasing tens of billions of dollars in user funds.

What seemed like a safe store of value became worthless in a matter of days.

2. Centralization and Issuer Risk

Even collateralized stablecoins like USDT, USDC, and FDUSD rely on trust in centralized issuers and their reserves. Users have no direct way to verify if every token is actually backed by a real dollar.

If an issuer becomes insolvent or targeted by regulatory actions, your funds can be frozen or lose value.

Example: FDUSD & First Digital Trust

In 2025, Justin Sun announced that First Digital Trust was no longer solvent, recommending users take immediate steps to protect their assets. The result? FDUSD dropped below its peg, sparking fear across the market.

Ironically, Binance's CZ had heavily promoted FDUSD in the past, and many believe he may have been a shadow founder—raising questions about responsibility and ethics.

3. Cash Is Freedom

Cash offers unique advantages that digital assets can’t replicate:

Immune to hacks and smart contract bugs

No reliance on internet or infrastructure

Can’t be frozen or censored by corporations

Universally accepted in most regions

Cash equals sovereignty. It’s the last line of defense in a world increasingly dominated by centralized digital control.

Conclusion

Stablecoins and crypto are innovative tools, but they are not flawless. Terra/Luna’s implosion and the FDUSD drama serve as stark reminders: without paper, there are no guarantees.