Even the best traders lose from time to time, so it is important to remember that losses are inevitable, no matter how well you know the market. The following tips will help you trade successfully in financial markets and design a sensible and stable trading strategy.
1. Focus on high-value trades
As a trader, your goal should be to make money, not to execute a lot of trades that often only end up making your broker rich. A basic rule, but one that is often overlooked, is to know what types of trades best fit your strategy. Spend some time identifying your trading goals and resist the temptation to buy or sell irrationally, just because it seems like 'you should do something.'
What is WalletConnect? WalletConnect is a bridge that connects Decentralized Applications (DApps) to your web3 cryptocurrency wallet. Once you have approved a connection request from the dApp (via WalletConnect), the dApp can send transaction requests to your wallet, which you must also manually approve in the wallet. $WTC #WALLETCONEECT
Is WalletConnect safe? It is safe in the sense that it establishes a secure (encrypted) connection, with your approval, between your Bitcoin.com Wallet and the DApps you choose. It also requests your approval for any transaction and never gives DApps access to your private keys. In other words, when you connect to a DApp via WalletConnect, it is impossible for the funds in your wallet to be spent without your approval. That said, every time you (intentionally) send crypto assets to a smart contract, there are risks (see below).
Musk says he saved Twitter from bankruptcy and is on the way to the "break-even point"
Musk closed a US$44 billion deal for Twitter last year, which gave him control of the company at US$54.20 per share. Also last year, he became the first person in history to have US$200 billion wiped from his fortune, according to Bloomberg's Billionaires Index.
Since the acquisition, Musk has openly and frequently discussed the possibility of Twitter's bankruptcy. Nevertheless, the platform made its first interest payment on the US$12.5 billion debt that the new owner used to take it private last year, reinforcing confidence in its ability to avoid bankruptcy in the short term.
Remember that crypto wallets do not actually contain cryptocurrencies. Wallets contain private keys that grant access to the cryptocurrency. In a basic wallet, there is only one private key connected to the wallet, and the key is needed to use the cryptocurrency. The private key is used as a mathematical signature to prove your ownership of the cryptocurrency. In a shared wallet, multiple private keys are connected to the wallet. You will need to decide how many keys will be connected to the wallet and how many keys will be required to approve a transaction. For example, if you decide to create a shared wallet with your mom and dad, there will be a total of three participants for the shared wallet. You decide that 2 of the 3 participants must sign a transaction for it to be approved (and thus 'valid' to transmit it to the blockchain). This shared wallet is called a '2-of-3 wallet'. The shared wallet will have three private keys, but only two of the keys (in any combination) are needed to approve transactions. You can set the number of participants (up to 6) and the number of approvals, such as 1-of-2, 3-of-4, 6-of-6, etc. How would this work in practice? Let's take a closer look at the previous '2-of-3' example. We will discuss below how to set up the shared wallet, so let's assume that you and your parents have successfully created the shared wallet. Any private key holder can initiate a transaction through a Request. In this case, you, your mom, or your dad can request to move the funds. Since this is a 2-of-3 wallet, the transaction request will require only one approval from other participants, as the participant who made the transaction request (you) implicitly approves the transaction. If this were a 4-of-6 wallet, 3 approvals would be required. Imagine you decide to buy a new car with some of the bitcoin from your shared wallet.
$USDC The USDC is transforming finance The USDC is part of a global ecosystem that encompasses traditional and crypto commerce. Created by Circle, a regulated fintech, the USDC is a trusted digital dollar, widely accepted and highly liquid. It is a cryptocurrency that demands more.
BREAKING NEWS: Senator Tommy Tuberville calls for the impeachment of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
President Trump harshly criticizes Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell: "Frankly, we have a $&-/:$ in the Federal Reserve... He is a politician who is not smart, but he is costing the country a fortune... I would never have re-elected him; Biden re-elected him."#PowellRemarks
Congress has the power to close the Federal Reserve because it created the Fed through the Federal Reserve Act of 1913. As the legislative body, Congress can pass laws to amend or repeal that act, effectively dissolving the Fed. However, this would require a majority vote.$BTC
When it comes to investing in cryptocurrencies, many people may feel insecure or hesitant to commit directly to digital currencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum. However, there is an alternative route that allows investors to participate in the cryptocurrency market indirectly: investing in crypto stocks. Crypto stocks encompass traditional shares of companies that operate within the cryptocurrency and blockchain space.
By investing in these stocks, individuals can gain exposure to the potential growth and opportunities within the cryptocurrency industry without directly owning digital currencies.
The largest password leak in history has just occurred: it affects Apple, Google, Facebook, Instagram, and other social networks.
Investigations confirm that 16 billion credentials were leaked, including Apple, Google, and Meta, in what is considered the largest known data breach. The data, found in unsecured databases, likely comes from malware. Although there are no official statements from the companies, the evidence is solid. Change your passwords, enable multifactor authentication, and use a password manager to protect yourself.
Robert Kiyosaki says that the poor focus poorly on the price, while the rich look at the amount, projecting Bitcoin to 1 million dollars by 2030
Financial author Robert Kiyosaki has once again projected a long-term bullish outlook for Bitcoin while highlighting how the rich and the poor think. A few weeks after stating that those who do not own Bitcoin are losers, Kiyosaki has identified another mental disparity between the poor and the rich. In a tweet on June 18, the prominent author compared the amount with the price and how focusing on either of them would determine the financial outcome.
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10 things you shouldn't do if you make a lot of money with bitcoin and cryptocurrencies
Making a fortune with Bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrencies during a bull market can be life-changing, but it also comes with risks that go beyond the trading charts. The euphoria of seeing green numbers on your screen can cloud judgment, and without precautions, what you gained quickly can vanish even faster.
1. Tell everyone Discussing your cryptocurrency fortune is an open invitation to trouble. The more you share, the more you expose yourself to scams, extortion, or even physical attacks.
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The profitability of PEPE depends on speculation. It can be very profitable for those who invest at the right moment, but its volatility can also lead to significant losses.
$PEPE Memecoins are considered some of the most speculative and volatile digital assets, with price action largely driven by internet enthusiasm and social sentiment rather than fundamental utility or innovation. Still, they have proven capable of generating life-changing returns. In May 2024, another early investor in Pepe turned USD 27 into USD 52 million—a return of 1.9 million times—according to on-chain data.
7 common mistakes when investing in cryptocurrencies and how to avoid them
Bitcoin, Ethereum, blockchain—words that resonate with the promise of a different financial future. However, behind the excitement and potential lie obstacles that can derail even the most enthusiastic investors. What are the pitfalls lurking for those entering the world of cryptoassets?
1. Investing without understanding what a cryptocurrency is Many people jump into crypto investing just because it's trendy or because they don't feel like they're alone (what they call FOMO). But of course, if you don't understand how the technology behind it works, such as blockchain, smart contracts, or even what differentiates Bitcoin from other cryptocurrencies, it's very easy to make mistakes.