1. Place spot orders on key levels to buy on lows. no matter even if they take over 4 weeks to fill
2. After the spot order buy is successful . DO NOT do degenerate futures gambling. Rather put your holding onto flexible/locked earnings.
3. Always take profits on the way up. Spot order sell.
4. Take no more than 15% of your portfolio into your futures wallet and have your casino/futures fun. As soon as you're successful, transfer profit PER trade into spot wallet . This prevents a washout and limits Greed. I still wont recommend futures trading.
5. If you have a good sizable chunk and are unsatisfied by earn APRs try "restaking".
6. Coin selection is done on Fundamentals and reading boring whitepapers, researching actual value and looking into founders and their careers, the rounds of funds they have raised. BORING yes but kills the fomo which is good.
7. Learn to educate yourself. The phrase "Give a man a fish, feed him for a day; Teach a man how to fish feed him for a lifetime."
8. Do not join signals group. Do not give your investment to others or to a shared account. REAL teachers don't require your funds but instead require your patience, time and understanding.
9. Everyone wants to be rich in the quickest and most profitable way. ITS NOT YOU, YOU DONT WANT THIS. Valuable learning triumphs over trading any day.
10. Lastly, understand that your liquidity and liquidations/losses FUEL the fire that is the CRYPTO Trading market. Dont dwell too much onto your missed opportunities or your losses. Tomorrow is another day.
tl;dr Average Time span of holding Futures options and trades is under 15 MINUTES. This should open your eyes to the REALITY and if you choose to gamble at least measure your input and calculate your possible losses and exits. As the future comes average attention span is dribbing down.
WAKE UP!
This is what i have learned in 4.5 years and none of this is composed via GPT/AI
How Will Your $1000 Investment in $ETH and $XMR Will Perform in 2030?
Overview of what a $1,000 investment in Ethereum (ETH) and Monero (XMR) could potentially look like by 2030, based on current prices and aggregated expert forecasts:
🟦 Ethereum (ETH)
Current Price (June 20, 2025): $2,479.46
Amount Purchased with $1,000: ≈ 0.403 ETH
2030 Projections:
CoinStats model estimates: Minimum $15,825; average $16,503; maximum $17,361
The Currency Analytics projects $12,647–$15,575 (avg ~$14,163)
Crypto News / Phemex highlight potential for ETH to exceed $20,000 by 2030
Changelly / CoinGabbar suggest a wide range $11,635–$29,586; avg ~$19,018
2030 Value Scenarios:
At $12,647 → ~$5,099 (≈ 5.1×)
At $15,575 → ~$6,279 (≈ 6.3×)
At $16,503 → ~$6,654 (≈ 6.7×)
At $20,000–$22,000 → ~$8,055–$8,868 (≈ 8–8.9×)
Bullish peak $29,586 → ~$11,920 (≈ 12×)
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🕵️ Monero (XMR)
Current Price: $308.34
Amount Purchased with $1,000: ≈ 3.243 XMR
2030 Projections:
CoinFomania / Cryptopredictions.net: Low ~$1,535; avg ~$2,727; high ~$3,080
PricePredictions.com: Range $3,140–$3,205; avg ~$3,169
Kraken forecast (5% CAGR): ~$609 by 2030—more conservative
#TradeStories the best way to maintain any discipline is to clear the noise outside and mark the levels which support you while encountering space and cushion for further adjustment as required. #MostRecentTrade
HACKERS’ FAVORITE CURRENCY? IT'S $ETH AGAIN. The notorious Zoth hacker has made their move. Just 17 hours ago, the attacker swapped stolen funds worth $8.32M for 4,223 #ETH at an average price of $1,968.
The wallet address involved is 0x7b0cd0d83565adbb57585d0265b7d15d6d9f60cf. Zoth, a DeFi protocol focused on real-world assets (RWAs), was hacked for approximately $8.85M. After the heist, the hacker swapped the funds for 8.32M DAI and later converted it all to ETH.
Interestingly, the hacker’s wallet was funded with 0.546 ETH from ChangeNow just 7 days ago. This incident once again highlights how ETH remains the top choice for #hackers looking to cover their tracks.
According to Arkham Intelligence, Bitcoin wallets belonging to the infamous Nucleus dark web marketplace were recently activated after nine years of inactivity.
The wallets in question have transferred $77.5 million worth of Bitcoin to three new wallets. Nucleus continues to hold roughly $365 million worth of BTC, according to Arkham. Nucleus, which was mainly known for selling illegal drugs, abruptly ceased its activities in April 2016. The popular website suddenly became unresponsive, with vendors quickly migrating to other sites in a state of panic. In 2015, the website temporarily went offline after an alleged hacking incident, with its admits insisting that they were definitely not running away.
After Nucleus eventually vanished a year later, multiple theories emerged about what actually happened to the infamous marketplace. Some assumed that this was simply an "exit scam," which seemed to be the most obvious explanation. Some also assumed that the marketplace was brought down by another hacking incident.
Another theory suggested that the marketplace got busted by authorities. Prior to the disappearance, the alleged admins of the marketplace claimed that their servers had been confiscated by Interpol. The sudden activation of the Bitcoin wallets associated with the marketplace has revived this mystery. Their Bitcoin wallets have remained untouched until today. Some users have joked that these coins are now moving to the recently established strategic Bitcoin reserve in the U.S. #WhiteHouseCryptoSummit
The recent $1.5 billion hack of Bybit has shaken the crypto world, but a bigger question looms: was CEO Ben Zhou’s response an attempt at market manipulation?
Zhou quickly assured users that all funds were “backed 1:1” and that Bybit remained solvent, despite the massive outflows caused by panic withdrawals. But if true, why did Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other assets dip so sharply? Was the market reacting to fear, or did insiders know something we don’t?
Key red flags: • Timing & Speed: Bybit was quick to claim full solvency, but no audit or detailed breakdown of the losses was provided. • Cold Wallet Compromise: A rare event in crypto security, making it suspiciously convenient. • Market Reaction: If Bybit was truly solvent, why did liquidity dry up and cause a downturn?
While there’s no hard proof that Zhou was lying, the situation raises questions. Was this a genuine security breach, or a narrative to cover deeper liquidity issues? If confidence is restored too quickly, it might suggest a deeper play at work.
What’s your take? Was this a real crisis or a controlled shakeout?$BNB $SOL $PEPE