‼️ Three steps ON HOW TO EARN 10’000$ on crypto: 1️⃣ Borrow $20k from dad. 2️⃣ Invest all the money in a promising coin, it drops by 50%, you panic sell, tell dad that you were robbed on the street and lost all the money. 3️⃣ Net profit amounted to $10k
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman mentioned that users who say "please" and "thank you" to ChatGPT cost the company tens of millions of dollars in computing resources. Despite these costs, Altman considers them to be "well-spent money" as polite interactions make the AI feel more human-like. However, every polite conversation consumes energy, raising concerns about the environment. While politeness may improve the AI's response, it is important to remember the real costs associated with these seemingly trivial interactions.
In the crypto world, you often hear two similar terms — coin and token. Although they are both digital assets, there is an important difference between them.
Coin — is a cryptocurrency that operates on its own blockchain. It is used as a means of payment, for storing value, or for paying transaction fees within its network.
Pumps, dumps, revival or a dead project. At the audience's request, I describe the 'inner workings' of money flow in crypto memes from the moment of listing to the stage of decline and complete impotence of the team regarding the project's MM. Stage 1. Listing The first anti-snipe pump is sponsored by the project team, funded by the money raised in the presale or taken from private investors, their funds... With proper MM work, there should be no ordinary users or snipers (software, manual, etc.) here. If by chance an ordinary user enters at this stage with an amount of $100-500, they can ruin the project's future, having a balance that, at x50, can significantly affect the graph; with one transaction, they can trigger an avalanche of subsequent sales from ordinary users, who will think the project might pull a rug-pull at any moment.
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When Stark launched at $3-$5 everyone shouted it was a gem. When Stark fell to $1.7-$2 everyone shouted it was a super discount and an amazing price. When Stark fell below $1 everyone was rushing to average down.
PENGU rose by 66% in a week! Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) experienced a 22% increase as the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) filed for the first ETF that combines meme and non-fungible tokens. This growth was reflected not only in price but was also supported by a 287% surge in trading volume, indicating strong appeal to investors. However, the big question is whether this trend is sustainable, especially as $0.012 becomes a key resistance level that needs to be overcome to confirm the next price increase.