CryptoSama_007
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Bitcoin is dead"... 415 times.
That’s the number of times media, analysts, or personalities have announced the "death" of Bitcoin since its creation.
And yet, with each cycle, the protocol continues to function. It withstands crises, resists regulations, and remains the benchmark of an entire ecosystem.
📈 The attached chart shows one simple thing: the higher the price goes, the more "death announcements" multiply. But the fundamentals, on the other hand, do not falter.
To remember:
Just because an asset is criticized doesn’t mean it is doomed. The story of Bitcoin is a series of resurrections. And until proven otherwise, it is still here.
#bitcoin
That’s the number of times media, analysts, or personalities have announced the "death" of Bitcoin since its creation.
And yet, with each cycle, the protocol continues to function. It withstands crises, resists regulations, and remains the benchmark of an entire ecosystem.
📈 The attached chart shows one simple thing: the higher the price goes, the more "death announcements" multiply. But the fundamentals, on the other hand, do not falter.
To remember:
Just because an asset is criticized doesn’t mean it is doomed. The story of Bitcoin is a series of resurrections. And until proven otherwise, it is still here.
#bitcoin
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When I am rich, I will say nothing. There will be signs
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my security above all.
activate a 2FA on your binance account, it's 2 minutes of work for a lifetime security of your account. think about it
#2FAProtection #Binance
activate a 2FA on your binance account, it's 2 minutes of work for a lifetime security of your account. think about it
#2FAProtection #Binance
MicroStrategy chains Bitcoin purchases
Michael Saylor is preparing a new purchase, for the 11th consecutive week. The company now holds 592,345 BTC, valued at $63 billion. More than $21.8 billion in unrealized gains. MicroStrategy remains an indicator of institutional buying pressure.
Michael Saylor is preparing a new purchase, for the 11th consecutive week. The company now holds 592,345 BTC, valued at $63 billion. More than $21.8 billion in unrealized gains. MicroStrategy remains an indicator of institutional buying pressure.
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Solana Staking ETF Ready for Takeoff
REX Shares finalizes the steps to launch a Solana staking ETF. The signals are green from the SEC, despite the fund's particular legal structure. The official announcement is expected very soon.
REX Shares finalizes the steps to launch a Solana staking ETF. The signals are green from the SEC, despite the fund's particular legal structure. The official announcement is expected very soon.
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Kenya: Is crypto regulation under influence?
Local startups denounce a potentially biased VASP bill. The Virtual Asset Chamber of Commerce, linked to Binance according to some sources, would gain a seat at the regulator. Several players are talking about conflicts of interest and an attempt at regulatory capture.
Local startups denounce a potentially biased VASP bill. The Virtual Asset Chamber of Commerce, linked to Binance according to some sources, would gain a seat at the regulator. Several players are talking about conflicts of interest and an attempt at regulatory capture.
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What’s the Biggest Crypto Mistake You’ve Made?
Everyone loves to share their wins. But let’s be honest what really shapes you in crypto are the disasters you didn’t see coming. That one coin you bought at the top. The wallet you forgot the keys to. The rug pull that looked like the next big thing.
If you’ve never made a mistake in crypto, you’re either lying or you’re not really in the game. The truth is, mistakes are part of the price of learning in this space. But staying silent about them? That’s what keeps others stuck in the same traps.
So tell me: what’s the worst move you’ve made in crypto and what did it teach you? Let’s make sure the next person doesn’t fall for it.
Everyone loves to share their wins. But let’s be honest what really shapes you in crypto are the disasters you didn’t see coming. That one coin you bought at the top. The wallet you forgot the keys to. The rug pull that looked like the next big thing.
If you’ve never made a mistake in crypto, you’re either lying or you’re not really in the game. The truth is, mistakes are part of the price of learning in this space. But staying silent about them? That’s what keeps others stuck in the same traps.
So tell me: what’s the worst move you’ve made in crypto and what did it teach you? Let’s make sure the next person doesn’t fall for it.
🌊 50 Million Tokens Later: Is Crypto Innovation or Just Mass Delusion?
Yes, you read that right: there are now more than 50 million unique crypto tokens in circulation.
And unless we take a step back, it’s easy to get lost in this ever-growing ocean of digital assets.
Let’s break it down
1. Creating a token is now easier than ever
In the early days of crypto, building a token required strong dev skills and weeks of work.Now? You can create and deploy a token in under 10 minutes using no-code tools.Platforms like Pinksale or Pump fun let users launch tokens without writing a single line of code. AI tools are being used to auto-generate token names, logos, and even smart contracts making mass production of tokens nearly effortless.
2. Hype culture is stronger than product culture
Today’s crypto culture rewards attention more than innovation. Many teams launch tokens just to ride a wave of buzz, not because they’re solving real problems.Remember the surge of dog-themed tokens after Dogecoin went viral? Projects like Shiba Inu and Floki Inu popped up overnight some with no clear utility. In 2023, airdrop farming led to token launches with inflated valuations but no product. Many of them disappeared just months later.
3. Lack of regulations = Wild West
Crypto is still unregulated in many regions. That means anyone with any motive can launch a token without checks or accountability.In some jurisdictions, there are no rules against launching tokens that resemble existing ones leading to clones, scams, and brand confusion.Rug pulls like the infamous Squid Game Token (which vanished with millions) show what can happen when there’s no oversight.
#Web3 #DYOR #CryptoScams
Yes, you read that right: there are now more than 50 million unique crypto tokens in circulation.
And unless we take a step back, it’s easy to get lost in this ever-growing ocean of digital assets.
Let’s break it down
1. Creating a token is now easier than ever
In the early days of crypto, building a token required strong dev skills and weeks of work.Now? You can create and deploy a token in under 10 minutes using no-code tools.Platforms like Pinksale or Pump fun let users launch tokens without writing a single line of code. AI tools are being used to auto-generate token names, logos, and even smart contracts making mass production of tokens nearly effortless.
2. Hype culture is stronger than product culture
Today’s crypto culture rewards attention more than innovation. Many teams launch tokens just to ride a wave of buzz, not because they’re solving real problems.Remember the surge of dog-themed tokens after Dogecoin went viral? Projects like Shiba Inu and Floki Inu popped up overnight some with no clear utility. In 2023, airdrop farming led to token launches with inflated valuations but no product. Many of them disappeared just months later.
3. Lack of regulations = Wild West
Crypto is still unregulated in many regions. That means anyone with any motive can launch a token without checks or accountability.In some jurisdictions, there are no rules against launching tokens that resemble existing ones leading to clones, scams, and brand confusion.Rug pulls like the infamous Squid Game Token (which vanished with millions) show what can happen when there’s no oversight.
#Web3 #DYOR #CryptoScams
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