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SilentLedger

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Привет. Я не трейдер, хотя в 2018 году я был им, но понял что это просто выматывание нервов, я скорее холдер и максимум что я делаю, переливаюсь
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A theft of 330 million btc occurred and a transfer to monero, hence the rise
A theft of 330 million btc occurred and a transfer to monero, hence the rise
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⚡️#Monero increased by 40% in just a few hours

Reports indicate that the chain of stores #SPAR in Switzerland has started accepting #Monero as a means of payment.
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IOTAIOTA (MIOTA) is a cryptocurrency project focused on integration with the Internet of Things (IoT). Its key feature is the use of Tangle technology (Directed Acyclic Graph, DAG) instead of traditional blockchain, which theoretically provides zero fees, high scalability, and transaction speed. Let's consider its prospects based on current trends and challenges.

IOTA

IOTA (MIOTA) is a cryptocurrency project focused on integration with the Internet of Things (IoT). Its key feature is the use of Tangle technology (Directed Acyclic Graph, DAG) instead of traditional blockchain, which theoretically provides zero fees, high scalability, and transaction speed. Let's consider its prospects based on current trends and challenges.
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"Fix your profit not only on charts but also in real life. The most valuable token is the time spent with those who are dear" 🕊️
"Fix your profit not only on charts but also in real life. The most valuable token is the time spent with those who are dear" 🕊️
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Notes of an Anonymous Trader from the Darknet
Chapter 8: Light Beyond the Horizon
Prologue: A Letter to Myself
I am writing this on the shore of a lake, where there is no Wi-Fi. The water whispers what is not heard in the blockchain ether. Nearby — she. The one who made me realize: even in a digital war, there are dawns that cannot be bought with XRP.
But I will start with how it all ended. Or began.
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Notes of an Anonymous Trader from the DarknetChapter 8: Light Beyond the Horizon Prologue: A Letter to Myself I am writing this on the shore of a lake, where there is no Wi-Fi. The water whispers what is not heard in the blockchain ether. Nearby — she. The one who made me realize: even in a digital war, there are dawns that cannot be bought with XRP. But I will start with how it all ended. Or began.

Notes of an Anonymous Trader from the Darknet

Chapter 8: Light Beyond the Horizon
Prologue: A Letter to Myself
I am writing this on the shore of a lake, where there is no Wi-Fi. The water whispers what is not heard in the blockchain ether. Nearby — she. The one who made me realize: even in a digital war, there are dawns that cannot be bought with XRP.
But I will start with how it all ended. Or began.
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Notes from an Anonymous Trader in the DarknetChapter 7: The Last Stronghold Prologue: Shadows of Zurich Zurich, 2029. A city that was once a symbol of financial freedom now resembled a digital fortress. Skyscrapers glowed with the blue light of the XRP Ledger, and drones with the Ripple logo patrolled the streets, scanning faces. We stood at the entrance to the underground bunker of XIII Holdings, where the quantum core of Layer 13 was located. Lena trembled, clutching a hacked vaccine chip in her hand.

Notes from an Anonymous Trader in the Darknet

Chapter 7: The Last Stronghold
Prologue: Shadows of Zurich
Zurich, 2029. A city that was once a symbol of financial freedom now resembled a digital fortress. Skyscrapers glowed with the blue light of the XRP Ledger, and drones with the Ripple logo patrolled the streets, scanning faces. We stood at the entrance to the underground bunker of XIII Holdings, where the quantum core of Layer 13 was located. Lena trembled, clutching a hacked vaccine chip in her hand.
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Notes of an Anonymous Trader from the DarknetChapter 6: Courts, Smoke, and Mirrors Prologue: A Letter from the Past In the ruins of the SEC building in Washington, I found an archival note from 2020. On the yellowed paper, there was a red note: ‘The SEC vs Ripple case is the stage of the 'Legitimacy' operation. The goal: to create a precedent. XRP must become the benchmark for 'regulated cryptocurrency'.’

Notes of an Anonymous Trader from the Darknet

Chapter 6: Courts, Smoke, and Mirrors
Prologue: A Letter from the Past
In the ruins of the SEC building in Washington, I found an archival note from 2020. On the yellowed paper, there was a red note:
‘The SEC vs Ripple case is the stage of the 'Legitimacy' operation. The goal: to create a precedent. XRP must become the benchmark for 'regulated cryptocurrency'.’
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#BotOrNot 🧐 American startups have begun producing subcutaneous crypto wallets…🫤
The wallets are integrated with NFC and RFID technologies – the physical wallet is implanted under the skin, while the app on the smartphone acts as the interface.
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Notes of an Anonymous Trader from the DarknetChapter 5: The Utopia That Will Not Come Prologue: Dream in a digital cage I dreamt of mountains. Real ones, where there is no Wi-Fi. But when I woke up, the neurochip in my temple was already broadcasting a notification: 'Welcome to CBDC paradise. Your social rating has been updated: 73/100. Not enough for access to water without microchips.'

Notes of an Anonymous Trader from the Darknet

Chapter 5: The Utopia That Will Not Come
Prologue: Dream in a digital cage
I dreamt of mountains. Real ones, where there is no Wi-Fi. But when I woke up, the neurochip in my temple was already broadcasting a notification: 'Welcome to CBDC paradise. Your social rating has been updated: 73/100. Not enough for access to water without microchips.'
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Notes of an Anonymous Trader from the DarknetChapter 4: Layer 13 and the Shadows of Bitcoin Prologue: A Letter from Satoshi In an abandoned data center under Berlin, I found a server with the Bitcoin logo from 2009. On the hard drive was a video recorded by an IR-filter camera. A person in a Guy Fawkes mask (voice processed with a vocoder) said: 'Bitcoin is not a revolution. It is an experiment. We tested how the world would react to decentralization. Now they are using this data to build CBDCs. You are all lab rats.'

Notes of an Anonymous Trader from the Darknet

Chapter 4: Layer 13 and the Shadows of Bitcoin
Prologue: A Letter from Satoshi
In an abandoned data center under Berlin, I found a server with the Bitcoin logo from 2009. On the hard drive was a video recorded by an IR-filter camera. A person in a Guy Fawkes mask (voice processed with a vocoder) said:
'Bitcoin is not a revolution. It is an experiment. We tested how the world would react to decentralization. Now they are using this data to build CBDCs. You are all lab rats.'
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Notes of an Anonymous Trader from the DarknetChapter 3: Layer 13 — Mirror or Door? Extended version — Prologue: A letter from the future Today I received a letter from myself. It came via the XRP Ledger, in the form of a transaction labeled 'FROM: 2113-13-13'. Inside — a code in a language that has not yet been invented, and a hologram of Marcus saying: 'Layer 13 is not a place. It is a state. Like love or fear. They want to make it mandatory.'

Notes of an Anonymous Trader from the Darknet

Chapter 3: Layer 13 — Mirror or Door?
Extended version —
Prologue: A letter from the future
Today I received a letter from myself. It came via the XRP Ledger, in the form of a transaction labeled 'FROM: 2113-13-13'. Inside — a code in a language that has not yet been invented, and a hologram of Marcus saying: 'Layer 13 is not a place. It is a state. Like love or fear. They want to make it mandatory.'
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Notes of an Anonymous Trader from the DarknetChapter 2: Shadows of the Network Extended version Prologue: A Letter from Nowhere The first message from the Gray Cardinal arrived three months after Marcus's disappearance. I was hiding in an abandoned chapel near Salzburg, where frescoes with alchemical symbols still adorned the walls. A laptop, bought for bitcoins on the black market, flashed at 3:13 AM. A line appeared on the screen:

Notes of an Anonymous Trader from the Darknet

Chapter 2: Shadows of the Network
Extended version
Prologue: A Letter from Nowhere
The first message from the Gray Cardinal arrived three months after Marcus's disappearance. I was hiding in an abandoned chapel near Salzburg, where frescoes with alchemical symbols still adorned the walls. A laptop, bought for bitcoins on the black market, flashed at 3:13 AM. A line appeared on the screen:
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Darknet Trader's Notes (Extended Version of Chapter 1)Chapter 1: Zurich, 2018 Extended Version Prologue in the Dark Our office was located in an old building on the banks of the Limmat River, in a district that locals called 'Crypto Valley'. There, among the stained glass of the 19th century and modern neon signs, we tried to decipher the future. But at that time, I still didn’t know that the future was already watching us through the screens of monitors, like a predator watching its prey.

Darknet Trader's Notes (Extended Version of Chapter 1)

Chapter 1: Zurich, 2018
Extended Version
Prologue in the Dark
Our office was located in an old building on the banks of the Limmat River, in a district that locals called 'Crypto Valley'. There, among the stained glass of the 19th century and modern neon signs, we tried to decipher the future. But at that time, I still didn’t know that the future was already watching us through the screens of monitors, like a predator watching its prey.
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Storage of assets only on hardware walletsStoring assets on cryptocurrency exchanges carries serious risks that can lead to loss of funds. Here are the key reasons to avoid this: 1. Risk of exchange hacking Cryptocurrency exchanges are a tempting target for hackers. Even platforms with strong protection are vulnerable: - Examples: Mt. Gox (2014, loss of $450 million), Coincheck (2018, $530 million), FTX (hacked after bankruptcy, $400 million).

Storage of assets only on hardware wallets

Storing assets on cryptocurrency exchanges carries serious risks that can lead to loss of funds. Here are the key reasons to avoid this:
1. Risk of exchange hacking
Cryptocurrency exchanges are a tempting target for hackers. Even platforms with strong protection are vulnerable:
- Examples: Mt. Gox (2014, loss of $450 million), Coincheck (2018, $530 million), FTX (hacked after bankruptcy, $400 million).
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Notes from a Trader in the DarknetChapter 5: Shadows of RippleNet Twelve hours after the anonymous trader's notes were published on forums, digital hell began. The hashtag #XRPluminati_13 exploded on Twitter, and thousands of transactions marked 'Atlantis_Key' appeared on the XRP blockchain. Someone activated the protocol ahead of time. I was sitting in an abandoned bunker under Prague, brought there by the 'Gray Cardinal'. His voice, distorted by a vocoder, came from a laptop:

Notes from a Trader in the Darknet

Chapter 5: Shadows of RippleNet
Twelve hours after the anonymous trader's notes were published on forums, digital hell began. The hashtag #XRPluminati_13 exploded on Twitter, and thousands of transactions marked 'Atlantis_Key' appeared on the XRP blockchain. Someone activated the protocol ahead of time.
I was sitting in an abandoned bunker under Prague, brought there by the 'Gray Cardinal'. His voice, distorted by a vocoder, came from a laptop:
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Notes of an Anonymous Trader, Found on an Abandoned Forum in the Darknet."The calm before the storm: Why I stayed silent about crypto for 5 years" Chapter 1: Zurich, 2018 I was part of a closed community — a group of developers working on an algorithm capable of predicting XRP volatility. We called it "The Atlantis Code." Back then, I believed that cryptocurrency meant freedom. But everything changed that night when our server was hacked. The data vanished, and my partner, Marcus, disappeared without a trace. On his computer, there was only one record: "They are using Ripple to control liquidity. Run."

Notes of an Anonymous Trader, Found on an Abandoned Forum in the Darknet.

"The calm before the storm: Why I stayed silent about crypto for 5 years"
Chapter 1: Zurich, 2018
I was part of a closed community — a group of developers working on an algorithm capable of predicting XRP volatility. We called it "The Atlantis Code." Back then, I believed that cryptocurrency meant freedom. But everything changed that night when our server was hacked. The data vanished, and my partner, Marcus, disappeared without a trace. On his computer, there was only one record: "They are using Ripple to control liquidity. Run."
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A little about capitalizationSharp increase in cryptocurrency capitalization: reasons, examples, and forecasts Cryptocurrency capitalization is the total value of all coins in the market, calculated as the asset price multiplied by its circulating supply. Its sharp increase can be triggered by a combination of fundamental, technical, and psychological factors. Let's consider the key reasons and consequences of such growth.

A little about capitalization

Sharp increase in cryptocurrency capitalization: reasons, examples, and forecasts
Cryptocurrency capitalization is the total value of all coins in the market, calculated as the asset price multiplied by its circulating supply. Its sharp increase can be triggered by a combination of fundamental, technical, and psychological factors. Let's consider the key reasons and consequences of such growth.
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It depends on what and whom to read
It depends on what and whom to read
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I've only been here for two weeks and I've realized that everyone who writes here doesn't understand anything at all.
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Regulation of cryptocurrenciesCryptocurrency Regulation in the US: Current Laws and Planned Initiatives 1. Existing laws and regulatory authorities In the US, cryptocurrencies are regulated by several agencies that apply existing laws to digital assets: a. SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission)

Regulation of cryptocurrencies

Cryptocurrency Regulation in the US: Current Laws and Planned Initiatives
1. Existing laws and regulatory authorities
In the US, cryptocurrencies are regulated by several agencies that apply existing laws to digital assets:
a. SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission)
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Pepe Coin in briefProspects for Pepe Coin (PEPE): analysis and risks Pepe Coin is a meme coin (meme cryptocurrency) created in 2023 and inspired by the iconic internet meme Pepe the Frog. Like Dogecoin or Shiba Inu, PEPE is positioned as an entertainment asset, but its prospects are tied to a number of factors worth analyzing.

Pepe Coin in brief

Prospects for Pepe Coin (PEPE): analysis and risks
Pepe Coin is a meme coin (meme cryptocurrency) created in 2023 and inspired by the iconic internet meme Pepe the Frog. Like Dogecoin or Shiba Inu, PEPE is positioned as an entertainment asset, but its prospects are tied to a number of factors worth analyzing.
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