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#CircleIPO application for initial public offering (IPO) in the United States. This move signals a growing acceptance of stablecoins in the mainstream and could mark an important milestone for the integration of the cryptocurrency industry with traditional finance.
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#TradingPairs101 TradingPairs101 is an educational platform for beginners in the field of cryptocurrency trading. The website provides basic knowledge about trading pairs, how they work, and how to choose the right pair for an investment strategy. With easy-to-understand content, vivid illustrations, and practical examples, TradingPairs101 helps users quickly grasp market principles. This is an ideal starting point for anyone looking to confidently and effectively enter the world of crypto.

In crypto, liquidity is a crucial factor. Simply put, liquidity is the ability to buy and sell quickly without causing significant price fluctuations.
For example: If you want to sell 1,000 USDT – if that coin has high liquidity, you sell it right away without slippage. But if the coin has low liquidity, selling one order might cause the price to drop drastically because... there’s no one to buy it in time!
High liquidity = many buyers and sellers = less risk.
Low liquidity = easy to get 'stuck with inventory' or face unfavorable prices.

#OrderTypes101 is a rough estimate!
When trading on the exchange, you will encounter types of orders: Market, Limit, and Stop. If you don't understand clearly, you may buy high – sell low without knowing why.
🔹 Market Order: Buy/sell immediately at the market price. Fast but prone to slippage.
🔸 Limit Order: Set buy/sell at the price you want. Good for patient people, avoids FOMO.
🔻 Stop Order: Automatically activates the order when the price hits a certain level. Often used to cut losses or take profits.
✅ Beginners often use Market, but should learn how to use Limit and Stop to better protect their capital.
👉 Which type of order do you use the most?
📌 Follow me to read the next article: “How to Place a Stop Order Correctly – Avoid Getting Swept!”.

#CEXvsDEX101 In the field of cryptocurrency, the two most popular types of exchanges are CEX (Centralized Exchange) and DEX (Decentralized Exchange). Each type has its own advantages and limitations, suitable for different needs and levels of user experience.
CEX is managed by organizations or companies like Binance, Coinbase, making it easy for users to trade with a user-friendly interface and fast processing speeds. However, users must trust the exchange because assets are stored on a third-party system, which can be vulnerable to attacks or control.
In contrast, DEXs like Uniswap and PancakeSwap operate based on smart contracts, without the need for intermediaries. Users retain full control over their wallets and assets, enhancing privacy and security. However, DEXs can be more difficult to use for newcomers and often face limitations in liquidity and speed.
In summary, CEXs are suitable for new users and quick trading, while DEXs provide greater autonomy and security for those who have a good understanding of blockchain technology. The choice should be based on the goals and level of understanding of each user.

#TradingTypes101 What type of trader are you? Choose the right one from the beginning to avoid burning your account!
In the crypto market, not everyone should trade the same way. There are 4 common types of traders you should know:
1️⃣ Scalper – enters trades quickly, closes within minutes. Requires high concentration and good reflexes.
2️⃣ Day trader – trades within the day, avoiding holding positions overnight. Suitable if you monitor the market frequently.
3️⃣ Swing trader – holds positions from a few days to a few weeks. Suitable for those with a main job but still want to trade.
4️⃣ Investor (Holder) – buys and holds long-term. Requires patience and trust in the project.
👉 Don't choose the wrong style – it affects your psychology and results.
📌 Follow me to explore each type in detail in the following posts!
What type of trader are you?

#TrumpTariffs customs duties with the group of experts not yet finished, now in the country the experts are arguing over a draft demanding to handle it like this
Trading on the floor is all losses, who is making a profit to demand a fine of up to 200 million, hearing this makes me feel tired, all the older experts who have never traded, meanwhile those who are trading are both poor and suffering, sleepless, with wives crying and children asking for milk all day, now they are worried about being kicked off the foreign exchange to go back to the domestic market that the experts are making?
When will this mindset ever be able to "rise up proudly"?

#CryptoRoundTableRemarks Recent comments from the roundtable meeting on cryptocurrency, particularly from the SEC's Cryptocurrency Working Group meetings in May 2025, suggest a potential shift towards clearer regulation. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins emphasized the move from enforcement priority actions to establishing reasonable rules for the issuance, custody, and trading of cryptocurrencies, aiming to make the U.S. a "crypto capital."
Key discussion points included asset tokenization and whether existing regulations are sufficient to address on-chain securities. Commissioner Crenshaw expressed concerns about the scalability of public blockchains for complex financial instruments and questioned the SEC's role in endorsing specific blockchain technologies.
Overall, these comments hint at a shift towards providing greater regulatory clarity to foster innovation while protecting investors in the evolving cryptocurrency landscape.

#CryptoCPIWatch Potential impact on the Crypto market:
The CPI index is an important measure of inflation and can significantly affect the cryptocurrency market:
* High inflation (CPI higher than expected): May lead to concerns that the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) will maintain or raise interest rates to curb inflation. Higher interest rates typically reduce the attractiveness of risk assets like cryptocurrencies, putting downward pressure on prices.
* Lower than expected inflation (CPI lower than expected): May alleviate concerns about tightening monetary policy, making conditions more favorable for risk assets, including cryptocurrencies. Some investors view Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation, thus, CPI data may also influence demand for Bitcoin.

#ETHCrossed2500 just jumped from 1.3 to 2.6, now it's easing off, catching its breath, seeing the volume drop indicates that Long positions are starting to weaken, RSI is also gradually deflating, this price range hovering around 2.4 is not for reckless speculation, if you enter incorrectly, you could take a hit back to 2.3xx and end up losing everything, and it's not strong enough to be called a breakout yet... at this moment, those who have holdings should hold tight, gradually take profits, and if you don't have any, don't be greedy, it's also a strategy to just stand outside and watch, there’s a saying that the market doesn’t kill anyone for being slow, only for being foolish and hasty ☘️
#ETHCrossed2500

#CryptoComeback
Crypto Comeback – ETH surges alongside Bitcoin
The crypto market is truly back in the race. Bitcoin has surpassed the $100,000 mark, while Ethereum (ETH) has skyrocketed to over $2,220, recording an impressive increase of more than 20% within just 24 hours.
The reason? The recently successful Pectra upgrade has improved processing speeds and optimized staking, making ETH more attractive to long-term investors. At the same time, the amount of ETH withdrawn from exchanges is increasing, indicating a strong accumulation trend.
Not only BTC and ETH, but many altcoins are also 'stirring' as large institutional funds flow into the market. FOMO is starting to appear, but this time it is a selective type of FOMO – investors are more cautious, data-driven, and long-term oriented.
Crypto comeback is no longer a prediction – it is happening. But to go far, the market needs more endurance. Do you have a plan?

#StripeStablecoinAccounts Stripe has just launched Stablecoin Accounts in over 100+ countries around the world, allowing users to "send, receive, and store balances in stablecoin accounts denominated in US dollars (USD), similar to how traditional fiat bank accounts operate".
Stripe's newly launched product appears at a time when stablecoins are increasingly seen as a store of value in developing economies struggling with high inflation, capital controls, and a lack of financial infrastructure.

#BTCBreaks99K analysts have begun to pay attention to the milestone $100K. This historic moment marks a significant shift in global finance, as confidence in decentralized currencies continues to grow. With support from institutions and excitement from retail investors driving the increase, BTC proves that it is not just digital gold - but a movement. As we look at the soaring chart, one thing is clear: cryptocurrency is here to stay, and Bitcoin is leading the charge. The future of finance just got a lot more exciting.

#BTCPrediction drama!”
Bitcoin (BTC) is in a highly volatile region following the FOMC meeting at the beginning of May. Large capital remains on the sidelines, causing prices to fluctuate around the $90,000 - $96,000 mark. However, this won't last long. On-chain data shows that the amount of BTC withdrawn from exchanges is increasing again – a sign that large wallets are accumulating.
Many experts predict that BTC will have a major breakout next week, as market sentiment stabilizes after macro news. If it crosses $98,000, BTC could regain upward momentum towards $99K. Conversely, if it loses the $94,000 support level, the market may test back to the $96k region.
This is the time for investors to remain calm, look for reasonable entry points, and not FOMO into the crowd.

#MEMEAct The proposal by Senator Chris Murphy for the "MEME Act" aimed at preventing politicians and their families from issuing or promoting cryptocurrencies has sparked considerable controversy. This proposal arises from concerns about conflicts of interest and the risk of abuse of power for personal gain, especially following the emergence of "Trump Coin". However, this issue needs to be examined from multiple perspectives.

#USHouseMarketStructureDraft a new draft on market structure from the U.S. House of Representatives aimed at clarifying the classification of digital commodity transactions. As Forbes reporter Eleanor Terrett reported, the draft regulation on page 49 states that transactions involving the sale of digital commodities do not constitute securities, provided that they do not grant the buyer ownership rights in the business, profits, or assets of the issuer. Essentially, buying and selling digital commodities in the secondary market, rather than directly from the issuer, will not automatically trigger U.S. securities laws unless the sale transfers ownership rights or rights to claim profits or assets of the company.

#FOMCMeeting The market is holding its breath waiting for the upcoming FOMC Meeting results. All eyes are focused on the Fed's decision regarding interest rates, which could cause significant volatility in the crypto market. History shows that every time the Fed makes a decision, it brings about large waves, especially for the BTC/USDT pair. If the Fed keeps interest rates unchanged, this could be a catalyst for a strong BTC increase. Conversely, any 'hawkish' signals could cause the price to plummet. Investors should be cautious and always have a reasonable risk management plan during this sensitive period. Keep a close watch on the fluctuations and avoid FOMO.

#USStablecoinBill Stuart Alderoty, the legal director of the enterprise blockchain company Ripple, has recently targeted Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren for opposing an important stablecoin bill.
Alderoty argues that Warren's "war on cryptocurrency" is "comprehensive" as she is campaigning against a bill he believes would protect stablecoin users.
However, Warren believes that the bill would facilitate corruption, arguing that the Senate should not pass it.

As of May 5, 2025, global financial markets are undergoing significant adjustments after a long period of growth. Investors are closely monitoring events, trying to understand whether this is a temporary downturn or the beginning of a more serious recession.

#EUPrivacyCoinBan Binance has begun the process of halting trading of certain privacy coins for European users. Its impact is not limited to Europe, but also creates uncertainty globally.
If you are holding privacy coins, now is a crucial time to think about your next steps.