RobertSanktov
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I believed Binance would be a safe heaven for crypto. I was wrong, they fold under regulatory pressure. USDT or I won't trade. I'm not touching USDC
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Is there anyone getting his message from Binance?
In case holders of these tokens miss these messages before the delisting, what would Binance do to help them recover?
#BSCTradingTips
Is there anyone getting his message from Binance?
In case holders of these tokens miss these messages before the delisting, what would Binance do to help them recover?
#BSCTradingTips
I left Binance đ Just here to check the orderbooks. I'll return if USDT is back. I don't work with warciminals like Blackrock
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Is there anyone getting his message from Binance?
In case holders of these tokens miss these messages before the delisting, what would Binance do to help them recover?
#BSCTradingTips
Is there anyone getting his message from Binance?
In case holders of these tokens miss these messages before the delisting, what would Binance do to help them recover?
#BSCTradingTips
Yes
It will be one Dollar???
Hopium is a powerful narcotic
Dude lost 48% in last 30 days and give advices đ€Ł
Pepe yes, you're still a sucker dude
Millionaire for a Minute
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Iâm going to tell the worst story of my life.
I was 21 years old when my parents gave me some money that, according to them, was meant for my future. But I saw a unique opportunity: a new cryptocurrency was about to be launched, and people said this was the chance to become a millionaire. They promised profits above 3000%, claiming it was the new Bitcoin. I couldnât miss this chance.
I took the $ 45,000 I had and invested it all. No hesitation. No plan B. Just the certainty that, in a short time, I would be rich.
The launch day arrived, and it felt like the universe was on my side. The sun shone brighter, people seemed happier, and deep down, I felt like everything was going to work out. And for five minutes, it did.
The coin started rising. And rising. And rising.
I looked at the screen and couldnât believe what I was seeing. My $ 45,000 turned into hundreds of thousands. Then into millions. In a matter of seconds, I was a millionaire. I was free. I ran around the house screaming, telling everyone that everything was going to change, that our lives would never be the same. Finally, I had won.
And thatâs when everything collapsed.
The coin started to drop. Fast. Faster than it had risen. In the middle of the euphoria, I didnât even notice. I didnât sell. I did nothing. I just kept celebrating. When I looked back at the screen, my millions had turned into cents. Everything was gone before I could react.
Despair took over me. What was I going to tell my family? How would I explain that all the money was gone? I made up a lie: I said I had been hacked. No one could know how stupid I had been.
Today, Iâve learned my lesson. I never trust absurd promises again. Now, I only invest in memecoins that are on Binance. At least if I lose, I know it was by choice and not by illusion.
$SOL $PEPE
#BNBRiseContinues
I was 21 years old when my parents gave me some money that, according to them, was meant for my future. But I saw a unique opportunity: a new cryptocurrency was about to be launched, and people said this was the chance to become a millionaire. They promised profits above 3000%, claiming it was the new Bitcoin. I couldnât miss this chance.
I took the $ 45,000 I had and invested it all. No hesitation. No plan B. Just the certainty that, in a short time, I would be rich.
The launch day arrived, and it felt like the universe was on my side. The sun shone brighter, people seemed happier, and deep down, I felt like everything was going to work out. And for five minutes, it did.
The coin started rising. And rising. And rising.
I looked at the screen and couldnât believe what I was seeing. My $ 45,000 turned into hundreds of thousands. Then into millions. In a matter of seconds, I was a millionaire. I was free. I ran around the house screaming, telling everyone that everything was going to change, that our lives would never be the same. Finally, I had won.
And thatâs when everything collapsed.
The coin started to drop. Fast. Faster than it had risen. In the middle of the euphoria, I didnât even notice. I didnât sell. I did nothing. I just kept celebrating. When I looked back at the screen, my millions had turned into cents. Everything was gone before I could react.
Despair took over me. What was I going to tell my family? How would I explain that all the money was gone? I made up a lie: I said I had been hacked. No one could know how stupid I had been.
Today, Iâve learned my lesson. I never trust absurd promises again. Now, I only invest in memecoins that are on Binance. At least if I lose, I know it was by choice and not by illusion.
$SOL $PEPE
#BNBRiseContinues
I have the same curse. Striking
$BAKE don't worry everything I buy falls within 1 to 2 minutes it's normal I have a curse bought at 0.3 and hop directly falls..
Did you know? Unlike traditional crypto mining, Pi Networkâs mobile mining barely uses any battery or data, making it one of the most eco-friendly ways to mine đ€Ł the sarcasm
Crypto Ahmet
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đ±đšđšPi Network decision sparks controversy: "It's better to stay away," said CEO of the exchange
OKX's decision to list #Pi Network's token PI has brought controversy. While Bybit has closed the possibility of a listing, its CEO #BenZhou said, "I will stay away."
The announcement made by the cryptocurrency exchange OKX today that it will list Pi Network's token PI on February 20 has sparked widespread debate.
While some critics of the listing card have various doubts about the legitimacy of #PiNetwork , others believe that it has a structure similar to the current "pyramid system". On the other hand, it is a known fact that there is a large audience that has been mining Pi Network via smartphones for many years and that over 70 million users are reached in the world.
Other exchanges' moves are curious
After OKX's listing announcement, other cryptocurrency exchanges turned to it. While Bitget also announced that it would list PI on the same day, some platforms preferred to be cautious on this issue.
For example, Bybit exchange responded negatively to the listing request. Bybit CEO Ben Zhou noted the following in his post:
âMany people asked me today, âAre you considering listing PI?â
I said, âDonât be ridiculous.â When I used to be in the forex business, every day uncles and aunts would say, âI earned my money with sweat, give me back!â The reason I got into crypto was precisely because I wanted to stay away from doing such things. I will stay away⊠Thank youâŠâ
According to the structure of the projectâs official account, the mainnet of the Pi Network will be launched on February 20 at 11:00 Turkey time. However, it is stated that a significant portion of users who have been mining PI for a long time have not been able to complete their identity verification (KYC) processes.
It is a matter of curiosity how the price of PI will follow when it is traded on exchanges.
#TokenReserve #BTCStateReserves
OKX's decision to list #Pi Network's token PI has brought controversy. While Bybit has closed the possibility of a listing, its CEO #BenZhou said, "I will stay away."
The announcement made by the cryptocurrency exchange OKX today that it will list Pi Network's token PI on February 20 has sparked widespread debate.
While some critics of the listing card have various doubts about the legitimacy of #PiNetwork , others believe that it has a structure similar to the current "pyramid system". On the other hand, it is a known fact that there is a large audience that has been mining Pi Network via smartphones for many years and that over 70 million users are reached in the world.
Other exchanges' moves are curious
After OKX's listing announcement, other cryptocurrency exchanges turned to it. While Bitget also announced that it would list PI on the same day, some platforms preferred to be cautious on this issue.
For example, Bybit exchange responded negatively to the listing request. Bybit CEO Ben Zhou noted the following in his post:
âMany people asked me today, âAre you considering listing PI?â
I said, âDonât be ridiculous.â When I used to be in the forex business, every day uncles and aunts would say, âI earned my money with sweat, give me back!â The reason I got into crypto was precisely because I wanted to stay away from doing such things. I will stay away⊠Thank youâŠâ
According to the structure of the projectâs official account, the mainnet of the Pi Network will be launched on February 20 at 11:00 Turkey time. However, it is stated that a significant portion of users who have been mining PI for a long time have not been able to complete their identity verification (KYC) processes.
It is a matter of curiosity how the price of PI will follow when it is traded on exchanges.
#TokenReserve #BTCStateReserves
It's not even a project. It brings the pseudominers ads which adds up revenue to the people wasting there time. I've met one of those crazies
Crypto Ahmet
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đ±đšđšPi Network decision sparks controversy: "It's better to stay away," said CEO of the exchange
OKX's decision to list #Pi Network's token PI has brought controversy. While Bybit has closed the possibility of a listing, its CEO #BenZhou said, "I will stay away."
The announcement made by the cryptocurrency exchange OKX today that it will list Pi Network's token PI on February 20 has sparked widespread debate.
While some critics of the listing card have various doubts about the legitimacy of #PiNetwork , others believe that it has a structure similar to the current "pyramid system". On the other hand, it is a known fact that there is a large audience that has been mining Pi Network via smartphones for many years and that over 70 million users are reached in the world.
Other exchanges' moves are curious
After OKX's listing announcement, other cryptocurrency exchanges turned to it. While Bitget also announced that it would list PI on the same day, some platforms preferred to be cautious on this issue.
For example, Bybit exchange responded negatively to the listing request. Bybit CEO Ben Zhou noted the following in his post:
âMany people asked me today, âAre you considering listing PI?â
I said, âDonât be ridiculous.â When I used to be in the forex business, every day uncles and aunts would say, âI earned my money with sweat, give me back!â The reason I got into crypto was precisely because I wanted to stay away from doing such things. I will stay away⊠Thank youâŠâ
According to the structure of the projectâs official account, the mainnet of the Pi Network will be launched on February 20 at 11:00 Turkey time. However, it is stated that a significant portion of users who have been mining PI for a long time have not been able to complete their identity verification (KYC) processes.
It is a matter of curiosity how the price of PI will follow when it is traded on exchanges.
#TokenReserve #BTCStateReserves
OKX's decision to list #Pi Network's token PI has brought controversy. While Bybit has closed the possibility of a listing, its CEO #BenZhou said, "I will stay away."
The announcement made by the cryptocurrency exchange OKX today that it will list Pi Network's token PI on February 20 has sparked widespread debate.
While some critics of the listing card have various doubts about the legitimacy of #PiNetwork , others believe that it has a structure similar to the current "pyramid system". On the other hand, it is a known fact that there is a large audience that has been mining Pi Network via smartphones for many years and that over 70 million users are reached in the world.
Other exchanges' moves are curious
After OKX's listing announcement, other cryptocurrency exchanges turned to it. While Bitget also announced that it would list PI on the same day, some platforms preferred to be cautious on this issue.
For example, Bybit exchange responded negatively to the listing request. Bybit CEO Ben Zhou noted the following in his post:
âMany people asked me today, âAre you considering listing PI?â
I said, âDonât be ridiculous.â When I used to be in the forex business, every day uncles and aunts would say, âI earned my money with sweat, give me back!â The reason I got into crypto was precisely because I wanted to stay away from doing such things. I will stay away⊠Thank youâŠâ
According to the structure of the projectâs official account, the mainnet of the Pi Network will be launched on February 20 at 11:00 Turkey time. However, it is stated that a significant portion of users who have been mining PI for a long time have not been able to complete their identity verification (KYC) processes.
It is a matter of curiosity how the price of PI will follow when it is traded on exchanges.
#TokenReserve #BTCStateReserves
If you made money today it had nothing to do with skill. Skill is that you set strict market stops for negative news with minimal loss. If I did zero risk management I'm in profit.
"Made a good profit in today's trading! Patience, learning, and smart decisions always pay off. đđ°
Point is, it's a game of patience. Earning today is 0 skill. In the contrary, if you made profit today your susceptible for fomo which is the opposite of skill.
How do I maximize profits when selling a coin?
Note: Prices used in the post are for learning purposes, they may not be the realtime pricing.
Let's dive in
First of all, let me tell you how I minimize losses when I buy a coin and it's price value drops.
I do one of these two things or both if my risk appetite and financial power allow it.
1. I use Dollar Cost Averaging tactic
Buy coins at a fixed fee at regular intervals without caring much about price. For example, I could buy xrp coins worth $10 every day.
Scenario:
Day 1:
Purchase xrp worth $10 at a price of $2.4 each. Which is 10 / 2.4 = 4.167 xrp
Day 2:
Purchase xrp worth $10 at a price of $2.45 each. Which is 10 / 2.45 = 4.0817 xrp
Day 3:
Purchase xrp worth $10 at a price of $2.2 each. Which is 10 / 2.2 = 4.545 xrp
That means I have bought a total of 4.167 + 4.0817 + 4.545 = 12.793 xrp at a total price of $30
My average cost per xrp is 30 / 12.793 = $2.345
2. I will hold the coin longer (usually a week to 3 weeks) until the price value goes up, then I sell all coins. That is why I invest in the coins I trust, such as $XRP, SOL and BNB.
Putting your investment in more than one coin is a recommended risk management strategy.
You can't lose all your investment at once. You can also make profits from one of the coins today and make money from other coins later instead of being under pressure if you put all your eggs in one basket and the market goes against you.
How do I maximize profits at the moment of selling?
My trick is to sell a portion/percentage of the coins whenever the price increases.
I can sell 10% of the coin at the current price, then 20% at an increased price, and 70% at a more increased price.
How do I know the price changes?
Fortunately, the Binance App has an alert feature.
That is how I do it.
Steps:
1. Tap a coin pair from the market or trade tab.
2. Tap Alert
3. Set alert type to when price increases to
4. Put the amount
5. Choose always and save.
That's it for today
Consider following me for more practical nuggets like this.
Remember to follow and repost.
Note: Prices used in the post are for learning purposes, they may not be the realtime pricing.
Let's dive in
First of all, let me tell you how I minimize losses when I buy a coin and it's price value drops.
I do one of these two things or both if my risk appetite and financial power allow it.
1. I use Dollar Cost Averaging tactic
Buy coins at a fixed fee at regular intervals without caring much about price. For example, I could buy xrp coins worth $10 every day.
Scenario:
Day 1:
Purchase xrp worth $10 at a price of $2.4 each. Which is 10 / 2.4 = 4.167 xrp
Day 2:
Purchase xrp worth $10 at a price of $2.45 each. Which is 10 / 2.45 = 4.0817 xrp
Day 3:
Purchase xrp worth $10 at a price of $2.2 each. Which is 10 / 2.2 = 4.545 xrp
That means I have bought a total of 4.167 + 4.0817 + 4.545 = 12.793 xrp at a total price of $30
My average cost per xrp is 30 / 12.793 = $2.345
2. I will hold the coin longer (usually a week to 3 weeks) until the price value goes up, then I sell all coins. That is why I invest in the coins I trust, such as $XRP, SOL and BNB.
Putting your investment in more than one coin is a recommended risk management strategy.
You can't lose all your investment at once. You can also make profits from one of the coins today and make money from other coins later instead of being under pressure if you put all your eggs in one basket and the market goes against you.
How do I maximize profits at the moment of selling?
My trick is to sell a portion/percentage of the coins whenever the price increases.
I can sell 10% of the coin at the current price, then 20% at an increased price, and 70% at a more increased price.
How do I know the price changes?
Fortunately, the Binance App has an alert feature.
That is how I do it.
Steps:
1. Tap a coin pair from the market or trade tab.
2. Tap Alert
3. Set alert type to when price increases to
4. Put the amount
5. Choose always and save.
That's it for today
Consider following me for more practical nuggets like this.
Remember to follow and repost.
If you made money today, I don't take it's much skill. Skill is that you set strict market stops for negative news with minimal loss. If I did zero risk management I'm in profit.
How do I maximize profits when selling a coin?
Note: Prices used in the post are for learning purposes, they may not be the realtime pricing.
Let's dive in
First of all, let me tell you how I minimize losses when I buy a coin and it's price value drops.
I do one of these two things or both if my risk appetite and financial power allow it.
1. I use Dollar Cost Averaging tactic
Buy coins at a fixed fee at regular intervals without caring much about price. For example, I could buy xrp coins worth $10 every day.
Scenario:
Day 1:
Purchase xrp worth $10 at a price of $2.4 each. Which is 10 / 2.4 = 4.167 xrp
Day 2:
Purchase xrp worth $10 at a price of $2.45 each. Which is 10 / 2.45 = 4.0817 xrp
Day 3:
Purchase xrp worth $10 at a price of $2.2 each. Which is 10 / 2.2 = 4.545 xrp
That means I have bought a total of 4.167 + 4.0817 + 4.545 = 12.793 xrp at a total price of $30
My average cost per xrp is 30 / 12.793 = $2.345
2. I will hold the coin longer (usually a week to 3 weeks) until the price value goes up, then I sell all coins. That is why I invest in the coins I trust, such as $XRP, SOL and BNB.
Putting your investment in more than one coin is a recommended risk management strategy.
You can't lose all your investment at once. You can also make profits from one of the coins today and make money from other coins later instead of being under pressure if you put all your eggs in one basket and the market goes against you.
How do I maximize profits at the moment of selling?
My trick is to sell a portion/percentage of the coins whenever the price increases.
I can sell 10% of the coin at the current price, then 20% at an increased price, and 70% at a more increased price.
How do I know the price changes?
Fortunately, the Binance App has an alert feature.
That is how I do it.
Steps:
1. Tap a coin pair from the market or trade tab.
2. Tap Alert
3. Set alert type to when price increases to
4. Put the amount
5. Choose always and save.
That's it for today
Consider following me for more practical nuggets like this.
Remember to follow and repost.
Note: Prices used in the post are for learning purposes, they may not be the realtime pricing.
Let's dive in
First of all, let me tell you how I minimize losses when I buy a coin and it's price value drops.
I do one of these two things or both if my risk appetite and financial power allow it.
1. I use Dollar Cost Averaging tactic
Buy coins at a fixed fee at regular intervals without caring much about price. For example, I could buy xrp coins worth $10 every day.
Scenario:
Day 1:
Purchase xrp worth $10 at a price of $2.4 each. Which is 10 / 2.4 = 4.167 xrp
Day 2:
Purchase xrp worth $10 at a price of $2.45 each. Which is 10 / 2.45 = 4.0817 xrp
Day 3:
Purchase xrp worth $10 at a price of $2.2 each. Which is 10 / 2.2 = 4.545 xrp
That means I have bought a total of 4.167 + 4.0817 + 4.545 = 12.793 xrp at a total price of $30
My average cost per xrp is 30 / 12.793 = $2.345
2. I will hold the coin longer (usually a week to 3 weeks) until the price value goes up, then I sell all coins. That is why I invest in the coins I trust, such as $XRP, SOL and BNB.
Putting your investment in more than one coin is a recommended risk management strategy.
You can't lose all your investment at once. You can also make profits from one of the coins today and make money from other coins later instead of being under pressure if you put all your eggs in one basket and the market goes against you.
How do I maximize profits at the moment of selling?
My trick is to sell a portion/percentage of the coins whenever the price increases.
I can sell 10% of the coin at the current price, then 20% at an increased price, and 70% at a more increased price.
How do I know the price changes?
Fortunately, the Binance App has an alert feature.
That is how I do it.
Steps:
1. Tap a coin pair from the market or trade tab.
2. Tap Alert
3. Set alert type to when price increases to
4. Put the amount
5. Choose always and save.
That's it for today
Consider following me for more practical nuggets like this.
Remember to follow and repost.
Would make sense they want to smack blackrock. Same reason ethereum is doing bad. Those ETF's need to be forbidden
Satoshi Nakamoto Bitcoin Wallet Transfers Uncovered : Does Kraken Have KYC Data?
The mystery surrounding Satoshi Nakamoto, the anonymous creator of Bitcoin, has taken an interesting turn. A new on-chain analysis has uncovered 24 Bitcoin transactions from wallets believed to be linked to Satoshi, revealing that some of these funds were sent to Cavirtex, a Canadian crypto exchange.
This discovery could be the first recorded on-chain transaction between a Satoshi-linked wallet and a centralized exchange (CEX), providing a potential lead in uncovering Bitcoinâs origins.
One of the key addresses involved in these transactions is 1PYYj, which appears to have received Bitcoin multiple times from these early wallets. What makes this even more significant is that 1PYYj is linked to 12ib, one of the largest Bitcoin-holding addresses in existence today, containing around $3 billion worth of BTC. This suggests that 1PYYj may have belonged to Satoshi or an early Bitcoin contributor who played a major role in the networkâs development.
Could This Be the Missing Link to Satoshi Nakamotoâs Identity?
An even bigger revelation is that Cavirtex, which was purchased by Kraken in 2016, might have retained KYC data on users who transacted through it. If records from that time still exist, Krakenâs CEO Jesse Powell (@jespow) could theoretically have access to information that might reveal Satoshiâs identity. However, it is unclear whether any such data was preserved or if the exchange had enforced identity verification during those early years.
Adding to the intrigue, these Satoshi-linked wallets also sent 200 BTC to a Bitcoin faucet, a system that once allowed users to receive 5 BTC for free just by solving a CAPTCHA. This was a common method to distribute Bitcoin in its early days when it had little to no market value.
Interestingly, another 500 $BTC transaction to 1PYYj in 2010 raises speculation that it was a payment to another person or entity. If true, this would be a rare documented case of a Satoshi-linked transaction that could provide more insights into how Bitcoin was distributed in its early days.
What Does This Mean for the Search for Satoshi?
This new evidence challenges previous theories about Satoshiâs identity, particularly weakening the claim that cryptographer Len Sassaman was behind Bitcoin. It also raises new questions about whether more historical transaction records could help finally uncover Bitcoinâs elusive creator. While the chances of finding conclusive proof remain slim, this discovery brings fresh hope in solving one of the biggest financial mysteries of all time.
This discovery could be the first recorded on-chain transaction between a Satoshi-linked wallet and a centralized exchange (CEX), providing a potential lead in uncovering Bitcoinâs origins.
One of the key addresses involved in these transactions is 1PYYj, which appears to have received Bitcoin multiple times from these early wallets. What makes this even more significant is that 1PYYj is linked to 12ib, one of the largest Bitcoin-holding addresses in existence today, containing around $3 billion worth of BTC. This suggests that 1PYYj may have belonged to Satoshi or an early Bitcoin contributor who played a major role in the networkâs development.
Could This Be the Missing Link to Satoshi Nakamotoâs Identity?
An even bigger revelation is that Cavirtex, which was purchased by Kraken in 2016, might have retained KYC data on users who transacted through it. If records from that time still exist, Krakenâs CEO Jesse Powell (@jespow) could theoretically have access to information that might reveal Satoshiâs identity. However, it is unclear whether any such data was preserved or if the exchange had enforced identity verification during those early years.
Adding to the intrigue, these Satoshi-linked wallets also sent 200 BTC to a Bitcoin faucet, a system that once allowed users to receive 5 BTC for free just by solving a CAPTCHA. This was a common method to distribute Bitcoin in its early days when it had little to no market value.
Interestingly, another 500 $BTC transaction to 1PYYj in 2010 raises speculation that it was a payment to another person or entity. If true, this would be a rare documented case of a Satoshi-linked transaction that could provide more insights into how Bitcoin was distributed in its early days.
What Does This Mean for the Search for Satoshi?
This new evidence challenges previous theories about Satoshiâs identity, particularly weakening the claim that cryptographer Len Sassaman was behind Bitcoin. It also raises new questions about whether more historical transaction records could help finally uncover Bitcoinâs elusive creator. While the chances of finding conclusive proof remain slim, this discovery brings fresh hope in solving one of the biggest financial mysteries of all time.
This wasn't a liquidation event. It was an altcoin capitulation. Bitcoin didn't crash
Considering this was the largest liquidation event in #crypto history it likely means the low is in however in 2020 & 2022 it took over 2 months for the full recovery to take place
You likely wont see those December highs on most #altcoins for a minimum of 2 months if not longer soâŠ
â Matthew Hyland
You likely wont see those December highs on most #altcoins for a minimum of 2 months if not longer soâŠ
â Matthew Hyland
That would be my first read, the book in question is: "Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns" from Thomas N. Bulkowski
Bitcoin: Textbook BUMP & RUN reversal.
The new trading for a living, from Dr. Alexander Elder
Bitcoin: Textbook BUMP & RUN reversal.
Because of bitcoin and stablecoin dominance and btcusd preforming against others. It's not just bitcoin going up or down at all
Can you please explain why the curves are almost the same for all charts?
The cryptospace has become an imbarancement.
While Zachary Testa, a landscape photographer from Arizona, who stole an idea of making money with the face of a learning disabled frog, drives off into the sunset in his bright purple Lamborghini, (reportedly worth over 800k) bought with the profits from a meme coin that holds no intrinsic value, nor serves any function in the real world.
Is it time to stop and think about the legitimacy of the projects that are being pushed your way and whether or not they are worthy of your hard earned money?
Just saying.....
Is it time to stop and think about the legitimacy of the projects that are being pushed your way and whether or not they are worthy of your hard earned money?
Just saying.....
We don't want an integration with tradfi. Bring Gary Gensler back
The SEC has revoked the controversial SAB 121 rule, which had required banks to record crypto assets held for clients as liabilities on their balance sheets.
This change removes a major hurdle for Wall Street banks, paving the way for them to adopt cryptocurrency custody services.
The move is expected to boost the legitimacy of cryptocurrencies, attract more institutional participation, and spark innovation in crypto-related services.
However, with other regulatory bodies still emphasizing risks, the path to widespread adoption remains cautious.
This decision marks a step forward for the integration of traditional finance and the crypto world.
This change removes a major hurdle for Wall Street banks, paving the way for them to adopt cryptocurrency custody services.
The move is expected to boost the legitimacy of cryptocurrencies, attract more institutional participation, and spark innovation in crypto-related services.
However, with other regulatory bodies still emphasizing risks, the path to widespread adoption remains cautious.
This decision marks a step forward for the integration of traditional finance and the crypto world.
In a diamond pattern which could signal reversal to downside, or neutral symmetrical triangle, which would rather be bullish to the upside. But you drawed the symmetrical triangle.
"What pattern is this? Does anyone have experience with this?"
In a diamond pattern which could signal reversal to downside, or neutral symmetrical triangle, which would rather be bullish to the upside. By you drawed the symmetrical triangle.
"What pattern is this? Does anyone have experience with this?"
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