If you have plenty of capital or you make good returns in this space it makes sense to accumulate Bitcoin.
But if you have like $1000 to invest and even if Bitcoin goes absolutely bananas from here and hits 210,000 dollars?
You'll end up making another $1000.
That's not particularly bad or anything but those are numbers most people's job can cover in less than a month.
Compounding profits into BTC however is a different matter. Making good returns and converting it to Bitcoin is long term probably better than holding fiat (stables).
Would still occasionally withdraw some to the bank though.
Pretty sure most of investors have Bitcoin sitting idle in their wallet for years. And honestly? It's kinda wasted potential.
Protocols like @MezoNetwork however let you use your BTC without selling it.
You can mint a BTC-backed stablecoin (MUSD) and even earn passive yield.
With MUSD, you can unlock mainstream use cases, borrow against Bitcoin without kyc and enjoy a fixed 1-5% interest rate, all while keeping your BTC safe and decentralized.
The best thing about this industry is that there are so many angles to play to make money.
It literally ain't just about needing to spend money to make money (investing) like other financial markets.
Something @GuigsLuke can vouch for. I know he makes multiple $1000s every month without an influencer account and without big spending.
I know other accounts that achieve this through yapping but he explains it well.
Want to just be here for stable yield farming that outperforms any regular bank? Totally fine.
Even the safe and almost 0% risk farms offer decent rewards (coinbase offering for example).
Just searching for the biggest airdrops? You might think it's not lucrative these days but @DefiIgnas proves that just about clicking everything (take precautions with this such as another wallet ofcourse) works.
I recall he said he was eligible for about 9 out of 12 of the biggest airdrops that happened the last years.
(and we are not talking about just a few $1000s here 😅)
Point is that it goes way beyond just "Needing to spend money to make money".
Literally pick your angle but the key returning theme however remains EFFORT.
Yapping takes effort. The best yield farms of the moment takes effort. Finding everything that needs clicking requires effort. Investing and trading requires effort.
But in time it's way more lucrative than most 9-5 jobs.
(and even if it isn't, it offers a good additional side income)
Came across something I think is worth sharing. Especially if you're into AI or robotics (early alpha?).
@Tmeshrobotics is a decentralized protocol that connects robots and machines with AI agents.
What stands out to me is how it can bring real, persistent intelligence to machines think plug-and-play smarts, digital memory, and coordination across fleets of robots.
If you're curious about how things like this can make a difference, this could be really important. It’s the kind of project that could help push the tech forward. Just wanted to share in case it’s useful to anyone else.
You can follow @TMeshRobotics and @EpicurusMind for more.
Everytime the market corrects (however small) we see Ethereum holding up even better.
This is the opposite of what we saw the last couple of months.
It's even more remarkable considering the fact that Ethereum is one of the strongest gainers of the large caps (usually more room to correct the higher the asset went up).
While I don't think it offers the highest reward for obvious reasons, every time I hear someone in real life (99% of the time a total newbie that won't ever spend much time in here) ask me what to buy?
I always answer to go with Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB and yes maybe even XRP.
Is this my way? No
I could recommend them a whole list of other low caps I personally believe in.
BUT 1) They probably won't even know how to find and purchase them (on-chain wut?) and 2) They might go up for 2-3 months and then go down to absolute zero.
The key theme here is FOLLOW-UP and yes even experience.
Low caps might offer higher rewards but usually you are best off to exit them at a good point in time. They are not set and forget.
The large established ones are the only ones you can just invest and go on with your regular life for years.
Will their $1000-2000 investment offer them riches with those picks? No but crypto was never suppose to be like that.
It ain't easy and it certainly isn't the holy grail to unimaginable riches (especially if you just set and forget).
But will it offer them a better alternative than just sitting on the bank? Yes, absolutely.
They want to take it seriously and spend multiple hours on it every day or week? Know they shouldn't need to complain about not making money for at least the first 2-4 years? Know they should start small because their first deposit will likely turn to 0?
Then we'll talk further. But otherwise:
Stick to Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, BNB, SOL and go on with your day.
Been digging into some of the lesser-known infra layers in the TON ecosystem, and @Tacbuild stands out.
It quietly lets Telegram-native apps trigger EVM smart contracts, meaning dApps like Curve or Morpho can live inside Telegram, with EVM logic running invisibly in the background.
No bridges, no wallet switching, no $TAC needed by users. But all the EVM magic still happens.
Feels like one of those projects that’s invisible by design, like Chainlink or LayerZero but with full Layer 1 token mechanics (staking, governance, and usage fees).
If you're into how infra tokens actually accrue value, TAC is worth looking at.
Most people don’t realize how exposed their crypto and AI data today really are.
A possible angle that solves this is @Mindnetwork_xyz and FHE's solution.
Just like Chainlink became the go-to oracle layer for DeFi, $FHE is the first mover in fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) positioning Mind Network as the confidential computation layer of Web3.
They’re building a privacy layer that actually works.
How?
- Move assets across chains fully encrypted with their FHE Bridge.
- Chat with AI privately using MindX. Your prompts stay secure.
- Power encrypted computation and compliant data privacy for next-gen apps and AI agents.
Low market cap - high potential - early stage
Privacy shouldn’t be a feature. It should be the foundation.
Not saying I know it all (because I don't) but we pretty much nailed the entire $20k leg down on Bitcoin followed by the entire $30k leg-up after.
Personally liking where we are sitting at today. I am slightly cautious of a minor retracement possible but I'm optimistic about the structure we are creating and where we are at currently.
Either Bitcoin slowly starts ranging here and we continue to see dominance pull back for a bit or Bitcoin will see prior highs soon.
Both are preferable scenarios.
Yet I'm sure most (including myself) would love to see the altcoins dominating scenario the most.