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tidak dapat tertidur jika market sedang bearish 😭🤯
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how is this . . the market is going against? hold or just close it 🤧
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$BTC Strategi SPOT vs FUTURES – Pilih yang Mana?
🔥 SPOT Trading:
✅ Cocok untuk investor jangka panjang
✅ Tanpa risiko likuidasi
✅ Lebih aman & sederhana
🔻 Tapi profit lebih lambat
⚡ FUTURES Trading:
🚀 Cocok untuk trader aktif
📈 Bisa profit dari naik/turun harga
⚠️ Wajib paham leverage & risiko likuidasi
🔎 Pilih strategi sesuai gaya trading dan manajemen risikomu. Jangan asal ikut-ikutan!
🔥 SPOT Trading:
✅ Cocok untuk investor jangka panjang
✅ Tanpa risiko likuidasi
✅ Lebih aman & sederhana
🔻 Tapi profit lebih lambat
⚡ FUTURES Trading:
🚀 Cocok untuk trader aktif
📈 Bisa profit dari naik/turun harga
⚠️ Wajib paham leverage & risiko likuidasi
🔎 Pilih strategi sesuai gaya trading dan manajemen risikomu. Jangan asal ikut-ikutan!
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#SpotVSFuturesStrategy SPOT vs FUTURES Strategy – Which One to Choose?
🔥 SPOT Trading:
✅ Suitable for long-term investors
✅ No liquidation risk
✅ Safer & simpler
🔻 But profits are slower
⚡ FUTURES Trading:
🚀 Suitable for active traders
📈 Can profit from price increases/decreases
⚠️ Must understand leverage & liquidation risks
🔎 Choose a strategy according to your trading style and risk management. Don't just follow along!
🔥 SPOT Trading:
✅ Suitable for long-term investors
✅ No liquidation risk
✅ Safer & simpler
🔻 But profits are slower
⚡ FUTURES Trading:
🚀 Suitable for active traders
📈 Can profit from price increases/decreases
⚠️ Must understand leverage & liquidation risks
🔎 Choose a strategy according to your trading style and risk management. Don't just follow along!
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#BTCWhaleMovement 🟡 Wallet Era Satoshi Active Again After 14 Years!
Eight Bitcoin wallets that have been dormant since the Satoshi Nakamoto era suddenly became active and moved a total of 80,009 BTC (equivalent to Rp140 trillion). This rare activity has sparked major speculation, as these wallets had never moved assets since they were first mined.
Is this a major signal for the Bitcoin market?
Eight Bitcoin wallets that have been dormant since the Satoshi Nakamoto era suddenly became active and moved a total of 80,009 BTC (equivalent to Rp140 trillion). This rare activity has sparked major speculation, as these wallets had never moved assets since they were first mined.
Is this a major signal for the Bitcoin market?
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#OneBigBeautifulBill President Trump has signed the "Great Beautiful Law" into law. Although this law does not directly mention crypto, it raises the historic US debt ceiling by $5 trillion, triggering new concerns about inflation, the strength of the dollar, and fiscal sustainability. Some market observers see this as a positive signal for Bitcoin and stablecoins, viewing crypto as a hedge against rising debt and fiat currency devaluation.
💬 What do you think? Does this strengthen the case for crypto adoption — or add to broader market uncertainty? How are you positioning your portfolio?
#BTCWhaleMovement
Yesterday, eight inactive Satoshi-era Bitcoin wallets were reactivated after 14 years, moving a total of $8.6 billion in BTC. The market reacted quickly — BTC dropped from over $109,000 to around $107,500. Some see this as a potential sell signal from early whales, while others believe this is just wallet randomization or long-term holders starting to become active.
💬 What do you think — is this whale movement positive, negative, or something else? Where do you think Bitcoin will move next?
💬 What do you think? Does this strengthen the case for crypto adoption — or add to broader market uncertainty? How are you positioning your portfolio?
#BTCWhaleMovement
Yesterday, eight inactive Satoshi-era Bitcoin wallets were reactivated after 14 years, moving a total of $8.6 billion in BTC. The market reacted quickly — BTC dropped from over $109,000 to around $107,500. Some see this as a potential sell signal from early whales, while others believe this is just wallet randomization or long-term holders starting to become active.
💬 What do you think — is this whale movement positive, negative, or something else? Where do you think Bitcoin will move next?
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as beautiful as desire
xrp long $5
#TrendingTopic I have almost 1000+ dollar in my this account and I al have another account I have almost 10,000+$BNB
Give me one suggestion if your suggestion is good I will send you $10 please share your experience $XRP
What is the strategy?
What is the indicator?
Future trading is safe ? $PEOPLE
Also, you can hear your experience
Give me one suggestion if your suggestion is good I will send you $10 please share your experience $XRP
What is the strategy?
What is the indicator?
Future trading is safe ? $PEOPLE
Also, you can hear your experience
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I feel a heavy head, should I close it?
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On February 4, 2025, Senator Bill Hagerty introduced the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act in the U.S. Senate. This bill aims to create a regulatory framework for stablecoin issuers in the United States. However, some parties are concerned that this regulation could become a "Trojan horse" to covertly introduce Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC).
So, is this bill a step forward in the crypto industry or rather a threat to financial decentralization?
So, is this bill a step forward in the crypto industry or rather a threat to financial decentralization?
https://www.binance.com/en/futures-activity/futures-arena?referral=1016644368
https://www.binance.com/en/futures-activity/futures-arena?referral=1016644368
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#TRXETF #TRXETF
Canary Capital Files S-1 With SEC for Staked TRX ETF
According to the preliminary prospectus, the fund proposed by Canary will issue shares designed to provide investors exposure to the price of tron (TRX), after deducting the trust's operating expenses and other liabilities.
The net asset value will be determined daily at 4 PM Eastern Time using the Coindesk Index benchmark that aggregates spot prices from several leading digital asset platforms. The trust also intends to stake a portion of its TRX to earn network rewards, while considering liquidity risks and related penalties.
Canary Capital is the sponsor, CSC Delaware Trust Company acts as the trustee, and Bitgo Trust Company will serve as the custodian for the TRX trust holdings. Share ownership does not grant voting rights to investors, and the trust will not lend or pledge assets or serve as collateral.
The sponsor will pay ordinary operating expenses under an integrated fee arrangement, while extraordinary expenses will be borne by the trust. This offering will operate continuously under SEC Rule 415, with shares created or redeemed in cash by authorized participants. Each basket will consist of blocks of shares determined based on the amount of TRX attributable to each share, after deducting fees.
Canary Capital Files S-1 With SEC for Staked TRX ETF
According to the preliminary prospectus, the fund proposed by Canary will issue shares designed to provide investors exposure to the price of tron (TRX), after deducting the trust's operating expenses and other liabilities.
The net asset value will be determined daily at 4 PM Eastern Time using the Coindesk Index benchmark that aggregates spot prices from several leading digital asset platforms. The trust also intends to stake a portion of its TRX to earn network rewards, while considering liquidity risks and related penalties.
Canary Capital is the sponsor, CSC Delaware Trust Company acts as the trustee, and Bitgo Trust Company will serve as the custodian for the TRX trust holdings. Share ownership does not grant voting rights to investors, and the trust will not lend or pledge assets or serve as collateral.
The sponsor will pay ordinary operating expenses under an integrated fee arrangement, while extraordinary expenses will be borne by the trust. This offering will operate continuously under SEC Rule 415, with shares created or redeemed in cash by authorized participants. Each basket will consist of blocks of shares determined based on the amount of TRX attributable to each share, after deducting fees.
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#BinanceAlphaAlert the largest crypto exchange in the world, recently announced the launch of Binance Alpha 2.0, which will provide direct access to DEX trading within the Binance platform.
According to a blog post from Binance on Tuesday (March 18, 2025), Binance Alpha 2.0 is an upgraded version of Binance Alpha, designed to deliver a better user experience and meet the ever-evolving market demands. This new version will feature a more intuitive interface, deeper ecosystem integration, and a more transparent community-based token selection mechanism.
For your information, Binance Alpha is a platform within the Binance Wallet ecosystem designed to introduce early-stage crypto projects with growth potential in the Web3 world.
This platform serves as a token selection pool before listing, allowing users to discover and invest in high-potential tokens before they officially list on Binance Exchange.
The primary goal of Binance Alpha 2.0 is to provide users with broader opportunities to explore and invest in early-stage tokens while reducing volatility risk and regulatory challenges.
Alpha 2.0 will be directly integrated with Binance Exchange, enabling users to buy and sell Alpha Tokens more quickly and securely. With this integration, users will no longer need to transfer to external wallets, meaning lower transaction fees and higher efficiency within the Binance ecosystem.
According to a blog post from Binance on Tuesday (March 18, 2025), Binance Alpha 2.0 is an upgraded version of Binance Alpha, designed to deliver a better user experience and meet the ever-evolving market demands. This new version will feature a more intuitive interface, deeper ecosystem integration, and a more transparent community-based token selection mechanism.
For your information, Binance Alpha is a platform within the Binance Wallet ecosystem designed to introduce early-stage crypto projects with growth potential in the Web3 world.
This platform serves as a token selection pool before listing, allowing users to discover and invest in high-potential tokens before they officially list on Binance Exchange.
The primary goal of Binance Alpha 2.0 is to provide users with broader opportunities to explore and invest in early-stage tokens while reducing volatility risk and regulatory challenges.
Alpha 2.0 will be directly integrated with Binance Exchange, enabling users to buy and sell Alpha Tokens more quickly and securely. With this integration, users will no longer need to transfer to external wallets, meaning lower transaction fees and higher efficiency within the Binance ecosystem.
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$ETH Launched in 2015, Ethereum is one of the most popular programmable blockchains. Developers around the world use the Ethereum blockchain to create decentralized applications (such as Uniswap.io) and issue new crypto assets/tokens (such as Rupiah Token).
The Ethereum blockchain has its native digital currency called Ether (ETH). Just like a car needs fuel, ETH is required as "gas" to run programs/applications on the Ethereum blockchain.
The Ethereum blockchain has its native digital currency called Ether (ETH). Just like a car needs fuel, ETH is required as "gas" to run programs/applications on the Ethereum blockchain.
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Wall Street Journal defends Powell from Trump attacks
by Elizabeth Crisp 04/18/25 12:39 PM ET
The Wall Street Journal editorial board has Jerome Powell’s back following President Trump’s blistering social media criticism of the Federal Reserve chair this week after he offered negative economic predictions over Trump’s tariffs.
“The problem for Mr. Trump is that Mr. Powell spoke the truth,” the conservative-leaning board wrote in an editorial published Friday. “The main lesson from Trump vs. Powell is that the central bank can’t make up for the economic policy errors of politicians.”
Trump bashed Powell, whom he appointed to the position during his first term in 2018, in a Truth Social post early Thursday morning, writing “Powell’s termination cannot come fast enough!”
“If I want him out, he’ll be out of there real fast, believe me,” Trump told reporters later that day. “I’m not happy with him. I let him know it.”
Powell drew Trump’s ire after he offered a grim assessment Wednesday of the economic outlook in light of Trump’s massive tariff overhaul announced April 3. The remarks prompted a steep drop in securities markets.
“The level of the tariff increases announced so far is significantly larger than anticipated,” Powell told the Economic Club of Chicago. “The same is likely to be true of the economic effects, which will include higher inflation and slower growth.”
Ahead of Powell’s speech, Trump pushed for the Federal Reserve to quickly lower interest rates, but Powell said the independent body needs “greater clarity” on the impact of Trump’s policies before it acts.
The Wall Street Journal board agreed with Powell’s assessment but wasn’t surprised Trump lashed out against him.
“President Trump’s tariff war isn’t going well, with market ructions and evidence of a slowing economy. So it was probably inevitable that Mr. Trump would demand that the Federal Reserve ride to his rescue by cutting interest rates,” the board wrote. “The hard decision for the Fed is whether to look past that one-time increase and assume it won’t become part of consumer inflation expectations.”
Trump accused Powell of being “too late and wrong” in the Fed’s interest rate decisions.
The editorial board acknowledged that the central bank, under Powell’s leadership, has been wrong in the past — notably fostering “a gusher of federal pandemic spending” that led to sky-high inflation, but cosigned Powell’s cautious approach this time.
“The Fed has been trying to claw back from that mistake, with some success,” the board wrote in its editorial. “But the Fed hasn’t reached its target inflation rate of 2%, so Mr. Powell is right to be wary of trying to offset the impact of tariffs by easing money too much or too soon.”
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Wall Street Journal defends Powell from Trump attacks
by Elizabeth Crisp 04/18/25 12:39 PM ET
The Wall Street Journal editorial board has Jerome Powell’s back following President Trump’s blistering social media criticism of the Federal Reserve chair this week after he offered negative economic predictions over Trump’s tariffs.
“The problem for Mr. Trump is that Mr. Powell spoke the truth,” the conservative-leaning board wrote in an editorial published Friday. “The main lesson from Trump vs. Powell is that the central bank can’t make up for the economic policy errors of politicians.”
Trump bashed Powell, whom he appointed to the position during his first term in 2018, in a Truth Social post early Thursday morning, writing “Powell’s termination cannot come fast enough!”
“If I want him out, he’ll be out of there real fast, believe me,” Trump told reporters later that day. “I’m not happy with him. I let him know it.”
Powell drew Trump’s ire after he offered a grim assessment Wednesday of the economic outlook in light of Trump’s massive tariff overhaul announced April 3. The remarks prompted a steep drop in securities markets.
“The level of the tariff increases announced so far is significantly larger than anticipated,” Powell told the Economic Club of Chicago. “The same is likely to be true of the economic effects, which will include higher inflation and slower growth.”
Ahead of Powell’s speech, Trump pushed for the Federal Reserve to quickly lower interest rates, but Powell said the independent body needs “greater clarity” on the impact of Trump’s policies before it acts.
The Wall Street Journal board agreed with Powell’s assessment but wasn’t surprised Trump lashed out against him.
“President Trump’s tariff war isn’t going well, with market ructions and evidence of a slowing economy. So it was probably inevitable that Mr. Trump would demand that the Federal Reserve ride to his rescue by cutting interest rates,” the board wrote. “The hard decision for the Fed is whether to look past that one-time increase and assume it won’t become part of consumer inflation expectations.”
Trump accused Powell of being “too late and wrong” in the Fed’s interest rate decisions.
The editorial board acknowledged that the central bank, under Powell’s leadership, has been wrong in the past — notably fostering “a gusher of federal pandemic spending” that led to sky-high inflation, but cosigned Powell’s cautious approach this time.
“The Fed has been trying to claw back from that mistake, with some success,” the board wrote in its editorial. “But the Fed hasn’t reached its target inflation rate of 2%, so Mr. Powell is right to be wary of trying to offset the impact of tariffs by easing money too much or too soon.”
Categories: Administration, Business, News
Tags: Donald Trump, Economy, federal reserve, inflation, Interest rates, Jerome Powell, Securities Markets, tariffs, The Wall Street Journal, Truth social
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