🚨 قصة مؤلمة من عالم الكريبتو: رين لوموس، المصرفي الإستوني، استثمر 75 ألف دولار في اكتتاب الإيثريوم عام 2015، وهي اليوم تساوي أكثر من مليار دولار! لكن المشكلة… أنه فقد مفاتيح المحفظة ولا يستطيع الوصول إليها.
🔑 في عالم العملات الرقمية، المفاتيح هي الملكية نفسها. تفقدها؟ البلوكشين لن يهتم كم كنت مبكرًا أو ذكيًا في استثمارك. اللامركزية تكافئ المسؤولية تمامًا كما تكافئ البصيرة. $BTC $ETH $BNB
📊 Analyst reports (June – August 2025) indicate that the inclusion of MicroStrategy (MSTR) in the S&P 500 index is almost certain with a probability of 91–94% by next September.
🔑 Key reasons:
Market capitalization exceeding $18 billion.
Positive earnings for four consecutive quarters (supported by an exceptional profit of $10 billion in the second quarter).
High liquidity meeting all listing criteria.
⚡️ The only remaining challenge: Stability of Bitcoin's price, which has become the primary driver of the company's results and its backbone.
💡 The deeper significance: This is not just a listing for a tech company, but an implicit acknowledgment that Bitcoin has penetrated the heart of the traditional financial system. From strong rejection a decade ago… to becoming a key player within an index that leads the global economy today.
One of the most terrifying scenarios in the market is the scenario of the collapse of the Binance platform.
Binance, as a company, has indeed contributed significantly to the growth of the market: It has provided strong services, attracted new users, and created a seamless experience for them until they became professionals.
But… is the probability of Binance collapsing zero? The answer: No. Even if it’s 1%, the possibility still exists.
🔹 Security breaches: They are a constant target for hackers. Thousands of attempts daily, as it is an enticing prey. But it seems that their cybersecurity team is very strong.
🔹 Internal corruption: Like any large institution, the risk exists. However, the company seems fortified with an organized administrative structure.
🔹 Political targeting: We saw the recent campaign against CZ. Nevertheless, the company was prepared, appointing a new manager quickly as if it were a coronation ceremony.
🔹 Multiple crises together: This will be the true ultimate test for the company.
And we as professionals do not forget, large platforms like Mt.Gox and FTX have already collapsed.
The answer to my friend: Even if Binance stops one day, the market will not end. Yes, the platform contributed to building a huge community… But the market started with Bitcoin, and Bitcoin was designed to be fully decentralized. We may enter a long winter… but for now, financial institutions are completely free.
In my opinion, Binance deserves the first position… But we hope to witness strong ethical competition from other platforms, and the final result? The interest of the market and the entire community. #btc
$ETH The cryptocurrency market, like the regular market, is subject to the law of supply and demand. A good trader acts according to market movement: they buy during a downturn and sell during an upturn. It is essential to track movements and follow global news in various political, economic, and military fields.
What is KYC? Why do cryptocurrency platforms in Saudi Arabia require KYC?
the introduction In the world of cryptocurrencies, safety and compliance are of utmost importance. As people in Saudi Arabia and around the world become more interested in cryptocurrencies, it has become imperative to ensure the safety of users and the integrity of financial transactions. One of the most important procedures adopted by cryptocurrency platforms is Know Your Customer (KYC). But what exactly is KYC? And why is it so important to open an account on a cryptocurrency exchange, especially in Saudi Arabia? In this article, we will learn what KYC is and its importance in digital platforms, the required documents, and how KYC protects users from fraud and theft. We will also briefly explain how to complete the KYC process on the Binance platform.
Christopher Koch: The Man Who Bought 5,000 Bitcoins for $27.
Christopher Koch: The Man Who Bought 5,000 Bitcoins for $27 In 2009, Norwegian engineer Christopher Koch stumbled upon Bitcoin while working on his master’s thesis on cryptography. Driven by intense curiosity, he decided to buy some Bitcoin, spending about 150 Norwegian kroner (about $27) on $5,000 BTC. At the time, Bitcoin was practically worthless and largely unknown, so Koch didn’t think much of his small investment.