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#CardanoDebate Charles Hoskinson is a prominent entrepreneur in the cryptocurrency and blockchain space, primarily known for being the co-founder of Ethereum and the founder of Cardano (ADA). Below, I mention some of his most important projects:

Cardano (ADA)
- A third-generation blockchain platform that aims to offer scalability, interoperability, and sustainability.
- Uses a consensus mechanism called Ouroboros (Proof of Stake - PoS).
- Focused on decentralized applications (DApps), smart contracts, and on-chain governance.

IOHK (Input Output Hong Kong)**
- Blockchain research and development company founded by Hoskinson and Jeremy Wood.
- Develops blockchain solutions for governments and institutions, including Cardano.
- Has worked on projects such as **Atala PRISM** (digital identity) and **Atala SCAN** (product tracking).

Atala PRISM
- Blockchain-based digital identity platform for secure verifications and credential management.
- Uses in education, government, and the private sector.

Project Catalyst
- Decentralized governance system of Cardano that allows the community to vote and fund development proposals.

Basho and Voltaire (Phases of Cardano)
Basho: Focused on scalability and network optimization.
Voltaire: Implementation of decentralized governance and financial self-sustainability.

Education and Research**
Hoskinson promotes education in blockchain through collaborations with universities.
IOHK has published multiple academic research papers on cryptography and blockchain technology.

Related Companies
Emurgo: Commercial arm of Cardano to drive business adoption.
Wave Financial: Digital asset management with funds associated with Hoskinson.

#IsraelIranConflict An explosion is reported in Tehran, Iran, following an attack by Israeli forces | Photo: AP

Rafael Mejía Fernández de Lara, EFE Agency, AFP Agency, and Pedro Domínguez

Israel launches an attack on Iran on June 12: Latest news | LIVE

An explosion is reported in Tehran, Iran, following an attack by Israeli forces | Photo: AP

Rafael Mejía Fernández de Lara, EFE Agency, AFP Agency, and Pedro Domínguez Mexico City / 12-06-2025 22:28:00



It was reported that the Israeli air force attacked the city of Tehran, Iran, according to local media reports.

It is worth mentioning that prior to the confirmation of this military action, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, asked Israel to refrain from attacking Iran's nuclear facilities because Washington is "close" to reaching an agreement on Tehran's nuclear program.

$BTC Bitcoin (BTC) has experienced a significant increase since its creation in 2009 due to several factors:

Institutional adoption: Companies like Tesla and investment funds have invested in BTC, legitimizing it as a store of value.
Scarcity: Its limited supply (21 million) and halvings (reduction in issuance) have driven its value.
Retail demand: Greater acceptance as a means of payment and investment tool.
Macroeconomic context: Global inflation and flexible monetary policies have led investors to seek refuge in crypto assets.
Technology and security: The robustness of the blockchain attracts trust.

Its volatility continues, but the upward trend prevails.

$BTC this is found at this hour

#TrumpTariffs The United States announced that tariffs with China will no longer be touched following the trade agreement

This was stated by U.S. Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick, who participated in the talks in London with the Beijing regime.

The agreement reached in London between U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators stipulates that the Chinese regime will supply "all complete magnets and rare earths needed, in advance, to the United States," according to statements from President Donald Trump.

However, the main news is that U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports will not experience changes from current levels, according to what Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick, expressed after the latest round of bilateral talks.

According to CNBC, Howard Lutnick confirmed on the program "Money Movers" that U.S. tariffs on Chinese products will remain at current levels, despite the fact that the trade agreement between Washington and Beijing has not yet been fully formalized.

#TradingPairs101 The fundamentals of trading are the basic principles that every trader must understand to operate effectively in financial markets. Here I explain the key concepts:

1. Financial Markets
Stocks: Ownership in a company.
Forex (Currencies): Buying and selling currencies (e.g. EUR/USD).
Cryptocurrencies: Digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

2. Market Analysis
Technical Analysis: Use of charts, indicators (RSI, MACD, moving averages) and patterns to predict movements.
Fundamental Analysis: Study of economic data (GDP, employment), company reports, and news.
Sentiment Analysis: Measures market mood (e.g. fear or greed).

Basic Rules
Never trade with borrowed money.
Keep a trading journal to learn from mistakes.
Adapt to market conditions.

Trading is not "get rich quick"; it requires time, practice, and emotional management. Would you like to delve deeper into any specific area?

$ETH Ethereum is the second largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization and stands out for its programmable blockchain, which enables smart contracts and decentralized applications (DApps). Its transition to Ethereum 2.0 (Proof of Stake) aims to improve scalability and reduce energy consumption.

Strengths:
Leadership in DeFi and NFTs.
Strong community and constant development. Updates to reduce fees and increase speed.

Risks:
Competition from faster chains (Solana, Cardano).
Pending regulation in many countries.
Typical volatility of crypto assets.

Conclusion:
Ethereum remains key in the crypto ecosystem, but its future depends on the adoption of its improvements and the regulatory environment.

Useful Tools
- Charts: TradingView (the best for analysis).
- News: CoinTelegraph, The Block.
On-Chain Data: Glassnode, Santiment (to see whale accumulation).
Event Calendar: CoinMarketCap (forks, upgrades, ETFs).

Try in Demo Before Using Real Money
- Binance, Bybit, and Kraken have demo modes.
- Practice for 1-3 months before trading with capital.

Conclusion: Steps to Start
1. Open an account on a CEX (Binance).
2. Learn basic technical analysis (supports, RSI, volume).
3. Start with swing trading (less stress).
4. Use Stop-Loss ALWAYS.
5. Analyze your mistakes and improve.

I share my achievements with you 😊

#Liquidity101 Liquidity is one of the most important concepts in crypto trading, as it determines how easily you can buy or sell an asset without affecting its price. Here I explain how it works, why it matters, and how to take advantage of it.

What is Liquidity in Crypto?
Liquidity refers to the ease with which an asset can be converted into cash (or another crypto) without significantly moving its price. A market with high liquidity has:
Many buyers and sellers.
Minimal difference between the buying price (bid) and selling price (ask) (low spread).
Large orders that do not cause extreme volatility.

Example:
High liquidity: Bitcoin (BTC) on Binance → Thousands of orders per second.
Low liquidity: A newly launched token on a DEX → Few buyers, high slippage.

Factors Affecting Liquidity
1.Trading Volume Higher volume, more liquidity (e.g., BTC and ETH are the most liquid).
2.Number of Listed Exchanges The more platforms that support it, the better.
3.Order Book Depth If there are many orders close to the current price, liquidity is high.
4.Project Stability Projects with a good team and adoption maintain better liquidity.

Risks of Low Liquidity
High slippage: You buy/sell at a very different price than expected.
Market manipulation (Pump & Dump): Large holders can easily move the price.
Difficulty to exit: If you have a low liquidity token, it may be hard to sell it without losing value.

Example:
If you want to sell 100,000 tokens of a small project, you could lower the price by 20% because there aren’t enough buyers.

#OrderTypes101 In cryptocurrency trading, there are different **types of orders** that allow you to execute trades with greater control and strategy. Here are the main ones:

1. Basic Orders
Market Order
What it does: Buys or sells at the current market price.
Limit Order
What it does: Buys or sells only at the price you choose (or better).
Advantage: Total control over entry/exit price.
Disadvantage: Does not execute if the market does not reach your price.

Advanced Orders
Stop-Loss
What it does: Sells automatically if the price drops to a certain level (to limit losses).
Example: You buy ETH at $3,500 and set a Stop-Loss at $3,300 to minimize losses.

Take-Profit
What it does: Sells automatically when the price rises to your profit target.
Example: You buy ETH at $3,000 and set a Take-Profit at $3,500 to secure profits.

Stop-Limit Order
What it does: Combines Stop + Limit. First, it activates with a Stop, then executes a limit order.

#CEXvsDEX101 CEX vs. DEX: Key Differences in Cryptocurrency Trading**

Centralized exchanges (CEX) and decentralized exchanges (DEX) are the two main ways to trade cryptocurrencies, each with advantages and disadvantages. Here is a detailed analysis:

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1. Centralized Exchanges (CEX)
Examples: Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Bybit.

Advantages
High liquidity: More volume = better prices and less slippage.
Speed: Fast transactions (e.g., Binance processes millions of orders per second).
Ease of use: Ideal for beginners (intuitive interface).
More trading pairs: You can trade with stablecoins (USDT, USDC) and fiats (USD, EUR).
Advanced features: Futures, options, staking, loans, etc.

Disadvantages
Custody of funds: You don’t have full control (risk of hacks or bankruptcies, like FTX).
KYC/AML: Requires identification (loss of privacy).
Centralization**: They can block accounts or freeze funds.

2. Decentralized Exchanges (DEX)
Examples: Uniswap, PancakeSwap, dYdX, Curve.

Advantages
Self-custody: You control your funds (without intermediaries).
No KYC: Anonymous transactions (you only need a wallet like MetaMask).
Censorship resistance: No one can freeze your transactions.
Innovation in DeFi: Farming, liquidity pools, new tokens before they hit CEX.

Disadvantages
Lower liquidity: In small tokens, slippage can be high.
Higher fees: Depends on the network (e.g., Ethereum with high gas fees).
Complex interface: Not as friendly for beginners.
No fiat support: You cannot deposit USD/EUR directly.

#TradingTypes101 In trading, there are different styles or types of trading, each with its own time frame, strategy, and level of risk. Here are the main ones explained:

1. Scalping (Ultra Short Term)
-Duration: Seconds to minutes.
Objective: Small profits from quick movements.
-Tools: 1m/5m charts, limit orders, Level II (order book).
-Risk: High (requires focus and speed).
-Example: Buy ETH at $3,000 and sell at $3,010 after a bounce at support.

2. Day Trading (Intraday)
-Duration: Minutes to hours (trades closed the same day).
-Objective: Take advantage of daily volatility.
-Tools: 15m/1h charts, RSI, MACD, volume.
- Risk: Medium-High.
- Example: Enter ETH on a breakout at $3,050 with a stop at $3,000 and take profits at $3,150.

Which one to choose?
-Beginners: Swing trading or position trading (less stress).
- Intermediate: Day trading with clear risk management.
- Advanced: Scalping or algorithmic trading.
Key advice: Try various styles on a demo account before risking real capital.

#TradingMistakes101 Practical example with Ethereum (ETH)
some practical tips for trading

1. Analysis: ETH is at a key support of $3,000 with RSI at 30 (oversold).
2.Entry: Buy at $3,050 with Stop-Loss at $2,900 (5% risk).
3.Take-Profit: Sell 50% at $3,300 and the rest at $3,500 if the trend continues.
4. Result: If the price rises, you gain; if it falls, you only lose what was planned.

#CryptoCharts101 The rise of Ethereum seems justified by its real utility and technical improvements. However, like all cryptocurrencies, it is volatile and its price can be affected by regulations, competition, and market sentiment. **In the long term, Ethereum remains one of the strongest bets in the crypto world.

**The Evolution of #USDC : From Basic Stablecoin to DeFi Pillar**

Launched in 2018 by Circle and Coinbase, *USDC* became one of the most reliable *stablecoins*, backed 1:1 by dollars and liquid reserves. Its adoption rapidly grew in exchanges, payments, and decentralized finance (*DeFi*), facilitating stable transactions without volatility. In 2023, it surpassed **$50 billion** in circulation, although it faced challenges such as the temporary drop in its parity during the banking crisis. Today, USDC continues to expand on blockchains like Ethereum, Solana, and Polygon, consolidating itself as a key bridge between the traditional system and crypto finance.

#BigTechStablecoin The Future of Digital Finance**

*BigTech* companies like Meta, Google, and Apple could launch their *stablecoins*, backed by traditional currencies. These stable cryptocurrencies would offer lower volatility and greater integration in digital payments, boosting global trade. However, they raise concerns about centralization and privacy, as tech companies would control massive monetary flows. Regulators are already analyzing their impact on financial sovereignty. Will *BigTechStablecoins* be the next step in blockchain adoption or a risk to economic autonomy? Only time will tell. #Crypto #Fintech

$BTC this is how the day goes today

let's keep working #Binance

#TradingTypes101
#TradingTypes101
Day Trading: Buying and selling within the same day.
Swing Trading: Holding positions for several days or weeks.
Long-Term Investment: Holding assets for months or years.
Scalping: Making quick trades to capture small price movements. The Trading Blog tradingfunds.com
Essential Trading Terms:
Broker: A platform to execute trades.
Spread: Difference between buying and selling prices.
Leverage: Using borrowed funds to increase the size of the trade.
Stop-Loss/Take-Profit: Orders to automatically close trades at set prices.
Volatility: How much the price of an asset fluctuates.
Bullish/Bearish: Expecting prices to go up/down. Investopedia The Trading Blog
Fundamental Analysis: Evaluating the intrinsic value of an asset.
Start Small:
Use demo accounts to practice and start with small investments to minimize risk.
Continuous Learning:
Stay updated with market news, join trading communities, and keep educating yourself.
Avoid Common Mistakes:
Don’t overtrade, don’t chase losses, and don’t ignore risk management.
Embrace the Journey:
Trading is a skill that improves over time and with practice.
Technical Analysis: Studying price charts and indicators.