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#CryptoSecurity101 Best Practices to Stay Secure

✅ Use hardware wallets for storing large amounts
✅ Write down your seed phrase — never store it digitally
✅ Use two-factor authentication (2FA) — via app, not SMS
✅ Keep software and devices up to date
✅ Double-check URLs before connecting to any wallet or site
✅ Avoid discussing your holdings publicly
✅ Regularly check for fake apps or wallet impersonators

#CryptoFees101 a. Network (Gas) Fees

Who charges it? The blockchain network (not the exchange)
Why? Paid to validators/miners for confirming transactions

Example:
On Ethereum, this is called gas
On Bitcoin, it's just a network fee

b. Exchange Fees
c. Wallet Fees
Most non-custodial wallets (like MetaMask) don't charge fees themselves, but:
You’ll still pay network fees when sending crypto
Some wallets add a markup to swaps or token purchases

📉 4. How to Reduce Crypto Fees
✅ Use Layer 2s like Arbitrum or Optimism (for Ethereum users)
✅ Choose low-fee blockchains like Solana, Avalanche, or Polygon
✅ Use limit orders on exchanges to qualify for maker fees
✅ Swap during low network activity (nights/weekends)
✅ Consolidate transactions (e.g., send once instead of multiple small ones)

❗️ 5. Hidden or Additional Costs to Watch For
Bridging fees (moving tokens between chains)
Slippage in swaps (you receive less due to price movement)
Service fees in DEX aggregators or wallet swaps (e.g., MetaMask or 1inch)

#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy Corporate/Institutional trading ban lifted
Beginning in 2025, selective institutions (charities, universities) can access real-name corporate accounts via a phased pilot. By mid‑2025, ~3,500 corporations and professional investors are expected to participate.

Policy discussions ongoing
Since January 2025, regulators have debated further expansion—covering trading rules, custody, and stablecoin frameworks. The second regulatory phase is slated for Q3–Q4 2025.

$BTC Bitcoin fell after the spat between Trump and Musk, but quickly recovered. This again proves that Trump's hysteria is a time to buy! Trump - TACO!

#TrumpVsMusk Musk certainly delivered a powerful performance yesterday 😂
He was firing off posts about Trump's downfall like a machine gun.
Each post gathered tens of millions of views.
The record setter was Musk's statement that Trump was a member of an elite pedophile club - 155 million views.

$BTC Once again, Trump's scandals are crashing cryptocurrencies. But investors have already realized that this is the perfect time to get in. You're looking for the bottom and soon everything will bounce back. Trump Always Chickens Out.

$USDC USDC is one of the first major stablecoins that has actively worked towards and is considered by many to be MiCA-compliant. Circle, the issuer of USDC and EURC, has taken significant steps to align its operations with MiCA's requirements. This is why you often hear USDC cited as an example of a compliant stablecoin.

#CircleIPO Ticker Symbol: CRCL
IPO Date: June 5, 2025
Initial Pricing: Shares were priced at $31 per share, which was above the previously expected range of $27-$28.
Capital Raised: Circle and selling shareholders raised approximately $1.1 billion by selling 34 million shares (upsized from earlier plans).
Market Debut Performance: The stock soared on its first day of trading, opening at around $69.50 and climbing as high as $103.75, representing gains of over 124% to 235% from its IPO price. Trading was halted multiple times due to volatility.
Valuation: Based on the IPO price, the company had an initial market capitalization of around $6.8 billion to $7 billion, with a fully diluted valuation nearing $8 billion to $19 billion depending on the calculation methods and real-time market movements.
Investor Demand: The IPO was massively oversubscribed, with investor interest exceeding the available shares by over 25 times, indicating strong demand.
Significance: Circle's IPO is seen as a major milestone for the crypto industry, signaling increased mainstream acceptance of digital finance and potentially opening the door for more crypto-related companies to go public. It's the largest crypto listing since Coinbase's debut in 2021 and the first major IPO by a stablecoin issuer.
Revenue Model: Circle's revenue primarily comes from interest earned on the reserves backing USDC (U.S. Treasury bonds). In 2024, they reported $1.68 billion in revenue, with Q1 2025 showing continued strong growth.
Regulatory Context: The IPO comes amid a more favorable U.S. regulatory environment for crypto, with ongoing efforts in Congress to pass legislation that would regulate stablecoins.

#TradingPairs101 Trading Pairs 101 - Quick Guide
What Are Trading Pairs?

Definition: Two assets that can be traded against each other
Format: BASE/QUOTE (e.g., BTC/USD)
Base: What you're buying/selling
Quote: What you're paying/receiving

Types of Trading Pairs
Fiat Pairs

Examples: BTC/USD, ETH/EUR, ADA/GBP
Benefits: Direct fiat conversion, easier to understand value
Use: Beginners, cashing out to bank accounts

Crypto-to-Crypto Pairs

Examples: ETH/BTC, ADA/ETH, LINK/BTC
Benefits: No fiat conversion fees, stay in crypto ecosystem
Use: Trading between cryptocurrencies

Stablecoin Pairs

Examples: BTC/USDT, ETH/USDC, SOL/BUSD
Benefits: USD-pegged stability without bank transfers
Use: Parking profits, avoiding volatility

#Liquidity101 Liquidity 101 - Quick Guide
What is Liquidity?

Definition: How easily you can buy/sell an asset without affecting its price
High Liquidity: Easy to trade, stable prices
Low Liquidity: Hard to trade, volatile prices

Market Liquidity Indicators
Bid-Ask Spread

Tight spread (0.01%) = High liquidity
Wide spread (5%+) = Low liquidity
Example: BTC spread ~0.1%, small altcoin spread ~3%

Order Book Depth

Deep book: Many buy/sell orders at various prices
Shallow book: Few orders, gaps between price levels
Volume: Higher trading volume = better liquidity

Liquidity by Asset Class
Highly Liquid:
Bitcoin, Ethereum

Medium Liquidity:
Major altcoins (ADA, DOT)

Low Liquidity:
Micro-cap cryptos

Why Liquidity Matters
For Traders:
Entry/Exit: Get in/out at desired prices
Slippage: Less price impact on trades
Speed: Faster execution

#OrderTypes101 Market Orders
What: Buy/sell immediately at current market price
Speed: Instant execution
Risk: Price slippage in volatile markets

Limit Orders
What: Buy/sell only at your specified price or better
Control: Exact price control
Risk: May not execute if price doesn't reach your level

Stop Orders (Stop-Loss)
What: Triggers market order when price hits your stop level
Purpose: Limit losses or protect profits
Becomes: Market order once triggered

Stop-Limit Orders
What: Triggers limit order when stop price is hit
Benefit: Price control even after trigger
Risk: May not execute in fast-moving markets

Trailing Stop
What: Stop level automatically adjusts with favorable price movement
Example: Trails 5% below highest price reached
Benefit: Locks in profits while allowing upside

#MyCOSTrade Watch again, but below, I hope it will fly up well now. Good trades to everyone! COS

#MyCOSTrade Came out before the drop, recorded a small profit. Expected more, but probably on the next wave.

#MyCOSTrade Check out my latest deal. I entered based on technical analysis on the 1-hour chart, saw that the chart is transitioning into a growth phase within the corridor.

#CEXvsDEX101 Which one should you choose?

The choice between a CEX and a DEX depends on your priorities:

Use a CEX if: You are a beginner, prioritize ease of use, need to convert fiat to crypto, value customer support, or trade large volumes of popular assets.
Use a DEX if: You prioritize self-custody and control over your assets, value privacy, want access to new or niche tokens, or want to participate deeply in the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem.

Many experienced crypto users actually use a hybrid approach, using a CEX for fiat on-ramps and large-cap trades, and a DEX for exploring new tokens and participating in DeFi.

#TradingTypes101 📈 1. Scalping
Duration of the trade: seconds – minutes
Goal: to catch micro-movements (0.1–1%)
Tools: M1–M5 charts, order book, large volumes
Requirements: quick reaction, low fees, often bot or API

📊 2. Day Trading
Duration of the trade: minutes – hours, without carrying over to the next day
Goal: to take advantage of the day's volatility
Tools: technical analysis, news, volumes
Ideal: for active traders

🕒 3. Swing Trading
Duration of the trade: days – weeks
Goal: to catch medium-term trends/fluctuations
Tools: daily/4H charts, patterns, RSI, MACD

🏦 4. Investing / HODL
Duration: weeks, months, years
Goal: accumulation of assets for the long term
Based on: fundamental analysis, news, project development

💻 5. Algorithmic Trading / Bot Trading
Goal: automated trades based on set rules
Technologies: scripts, Python, TradingView + API
Example: Grid Trading, Arbitrage, DCA bots

#TRUMP
Donald Trump decided that something was sad on Friday and advised to impose a 50% tariff on goods from the EU and also add 25% on Apple because he does not want to move production to the USA. And immediately everyone became cheerful.
And the old foolish grandfather probably already flew off to play golf, he does not care about anything.

#BinancePizza
The $670 Million Pizza: Bitcoin's Most Expensive Meal
Back in 2010, when Bitcoin was just a little-known digital experiment worth mere pennies, a Florida programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz was hungry for pizza.
Laszlo had been mining Bitcoin as a hobby on his computer, accumulating a decent stash of this new "internet money" that few people took seriously. Eager to prove Bitcoin could actually be used to buy something real, he posted a proposition on a Bitcoin forum on May 18, 2010:
"I'll pay 10,000 bitcoins for a couple of pizzas... like maybe 2 large ones."
At the time, those 10,000 bitcoins were worth roughly $41 in total. A British man took up the offer, ordering two large Papa John's pizzas for delivery to Laszlo's house. The transaction was completed on May 22, making history as the first real-world purchase using Bitcoin.
Two delicious pizzas. Ten thousand bitcoins. A perfectly reasonable trade in 2010.
Fast forward to today, and those same 10,000 bitcoins would be worth over $670 million.
Laszlo doesn't seem to have any regrets, though. In interviews, he's mentioned that he made more Bitcoin transactions after that and is just happy to have been part of Bitcoin's early history. "It wasn't like bitcoins had any value back then, so the idea of trading them for a pizza was incredibly cool," he once explained.
The date of the purchase, May 22, is now celebrated in crypto circles as "Bitcoin Pizza Day" - a humorous reminder of how far cryptocurrency has come and perhaps the most expensive meal in human history.
The next time you order a pizza, just remember: no matter how much you paid, Laszlo probably has you beat.

#ShareYourTrades $NXPC drain received vouchers, while the value has not fallen at all

🏷️ Binance Square: complete tasks in the Lottery Center to unlock rewards totaling 10,000,$ in BROCCOLI714 tokens!

➡️Task 3. Complete any of the trading tasks (you can find the tasks in the announcement).