Sometimes the best thing we can do is let the bot work quietly while we just check in from time to time. This month I was closely following the bots of $ETH and $DOGE , and although both needed adjustments because they went out of range, they delivered very good results.
📈 The one for ETH, in particular, had the best performance measured in USDT. It's true that it had a bit more capital and its weight as a crypto can influence, but we did the analysis by percentage of profit, and it also stood out there.
✅ The interesting thing is this: without being glued to the screen or trading manually, the bots did their job and added up. We only intervened when the market demanded it.
🔧 The best part? That feeling that everything keeps working even when you're not watching.
⚠️ As always, if you're interested, take it easy and manage risk well.
🔥 Bitcoin has already broken $101K and shows no signs of stopping! Driven by the new trade agreement between the U.S. and the U.K., massive capital influx via ETFs, and rumors of a key announcement at the Sonic Summit... the market is on fire.
🐋 Whales are moving strongly again. Is the flip to $106K coming? Heading towards $120K? Everyone is watching this moment.
💬 Are we facing a new bullish cycle? Do you think it's a good time to enter or would you prefer to wait for a drop?
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⚠️ As always: if you are going to enter, take it easy and manage your risk well.
🧠 Crypto Glossary – Day 34 🪓 Halving It is a scheduled event where the reward for mining blocks in a cryptocurrency is cut in half. This limits the issuance of new tokens and can impact the price.
📌 Example: In Bitcoin, the halving reduces the reward for mined blocks from 12.5 to 6.25 $BTC , decreasing the amount of new BTC in circulation.
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#StripeStablecoinAccounts 🎯 Stripe dives headfirst into stablecoins Launches accounts funded with USDC in over 100 countries, enabling payments and transfers in crypto and fiat. What's the goal? To facilitate global payments without relying too much on traditional banks.
Are stablecoins taking control of international payments? Would you use Stripe for transfers in USDC or do you prefer native crypto wallets?
Reaching 200 points on Binance and seeing the coupon disappear just when you could finally redeem it. 👀 There's nothing left to do but keep adding up… with patience. Sometimes it's not luck, it's timing. 🎯⏳
🔥 Bitcoin approaches $97K and everyone is expecting a bombshell from the Fed
The price of BTC continues to climb and is moving close to $97,000. The hot data: traders are opening more long positions than ever... do they know something the rest don't?
With the Federal Reserve about to decide whether to maintain or lower interest rates, many believe that a favorable signal from the central bank could trigger the next rally.
On top of that, New Hampshire just approved a state reserve of Bitcoin. Yes, a U.S. state storing crypto like gold.
💬 Is the breakout coming? Or are you waiting for a drop before entering?
#BTCPrediction 🚀 Heading towards new ATH? BTC hits $97K and the fever doesn't stop
The price of BTC has reignited the market: today, May 7th, it surpasses $97,000, driven by institutional purchases like that of Metaplanet (which added +500 BTC) and rumors that the Fed may ease its monetary policy.
Analysts like Tom Lee are already talking about a possible rally up to $250K this year, while ETFs continue to attract millions.
💬 What do you say? New ATH in sight or just a pause before the leap?
#MEMEAct 🚨 Is it the end of the game for crypto politicians?
Senator Chris Murphy introduced the MEME Act, a bill that seeks to prohibit public officials and their families from launching, promoting, or benefiting from digital assets such as cryptocurrencies and memecoins.
This initiative arises after the controversy generated by the memecoin $TRUMP , linked to the family of President Donald Trump, which has raised millions in transaction fees.
💬 What do you think? Should politicians be excluded from the crypto world to avoid conflicts of interest? Or do they have the right to participate like any citizen?
🧠 Crypto Glossary – Day 33 ✨ Airdrop It's when a project distributes free tokens for promotional purposes. 💡 You just need to meet some condition: follow an account, retweet, register, etc.
📌 Example: "Follow us and share this post to receive tokens from the new project XYZ."
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🐳💥 Are whales waking up after 12 years? Something big is brewing in Bitcoin...
Two wallets that have been more frozen than a freezer pizza since 2013 just moved over $300 million in $BTC Yes, 3.422 bitcoins came out of the cave this morning.
👀 Are they going to sell? Are they rearranging pieces? Or are they sensing something the market doesn't see yet?
Either way, every time a whale moves... we regular folks grab the snorkel. What do you think is going to happen?
🔐 Authy vs Google Authenticator: which one is better for securing your crypto? I believe this has been discussed previously in this space, but it never hurts to bring it back to the table.
If you are in the crypto world, having a second security factor is key. This is where apps like Authy or Google Authenticator come in. I have both, but the one I use the most is Authy. Why? Because it is practical and, to be honest, I have already given Google too much data to keep adding more.
📲 Authy is beneficial because:
If you change phones, you recover everything without hassle.
You can use it on both computer and phone.
It is equally secure and simple.
🛠️ The downside: you need to be careful with the backup, like everything that is stored online.
In summary: I lean towards Authy because it is more practical for me and gives me a bit more peace of mind regarding privacy. But at the end of the day, everyone chooses what works best for them, based on their experience, needs, and how comfortable they feel with each option.
$BNB $PEPE 👈🤌😅 how great 🐸, if it has made coins win!
💸 From those inspiring stories: Chris Sedgwick and his bet on Bitcoin $BTC
In 2015, when many were still laughing at Bitcoin, Chris Sedgwick —a regular guy, a worker in the tech world in the UK— put £2,000 into the crypto that no one wanted. He bought each BTC for about £150... and over time that move turned into £75,000.
Did he buy a yacht? Did he move to an island? Not at all. He used that profit to pay part of his house and buy a simple car: a Skoda Octavia. Because not everyone who got into the crypto world early is driving a Lamborghini today.
One of those beautiful real stories that occasionally appear online and remind us that sometimes, with patience and vision, it is possible.