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#MarketPullback All trades are down, including the stock market. We are all affected. Don’t be impulsive. Let some time pass, make decisions when you’re in a calmer state. We usually make good decisions when our minds and mood are good. 😊
$BNB ’s all time low was $0.09 in 2017. How low do you think it will go down during this volatile period? It’s now trading at $575. Let’s support $BNB 🔝
#MEMESCOINS $MUBARAK
So, it’s blame time now?
First and foremost, buying meme coins shouldn’t be based solely on a person but on DYOR and market perception. Take $TRUMP memes, for example—you know the story. If not, do some research.
Is there any fundamental difference between #Mubarak and #Trump memes? Not really.
If you buy memes purely because of a person, you’ll lose. Don’t blame them—crypto is inherently volatile. I think CZ is smart, but I don’t idolize anyone. Sometimes his posts annoy me, but I don’t disagree with his post all the time.
Memes ➡️Buy low, sell high.
If it’s $XRP , I HODL.
If it’s $BTC , I buy low, sell high. Why? Because I
didn’t buy it in 2017.
DYOR. 🧐
So, it’s blame time now?
First and foremost, buying meme coins shouldn’t be based solely on a person but on DYOR and market perception. Take $TRUMP memes, for example—you know the story. If not, do some research.
Is there any fundamental difference between #Mubarak and #Trump memes? Not really.
If you buy memes purely because of a person, you’ll lose. Don’t blame them—crypto is inherently volatile. I think CZ is smart, but I don’t idolize anyone. Sometimes his posts annoy me, but I don’t disagree with his post all the time.
Memes ➡️Buy low, sell high.
If it’s $XRP , I HODL.
If it’s $BTC , I buy low, sell high. Why? Because I
didn’t buy it in 2017.
DYOR. 🧐
When Bitcoin $BTC hits $100K, what will $XRP XRP be worth? 🤔
📈 Altcoins like XRP often follow BTC’s lead, with bigger % gains in bull runs. A strong market with 💰 liquidity & investor 😊 confidence likely.
🔑 Factors:
1 📊 Past correlation: XRP amplifies BTC moves. BTC at $69K ➡️ XRP $1.96. BTC $100K ➡️ XRP $2.50+?
2 💹 Market cap: BTC at $100K = $2T. XRP could hit $2-$5 if it keeps its share.
3 🌍 Use case: XRP’s payment utility + institutional adoption could 🚀 price.
4 ⚖️ Case settled March 2025—SEC dropped appeal, Ripple paid $50M fine. Regulatory clarity boosts XRP’s path to $3-$5 or more in a bull run.
🚀 If BTC hits $100K, XRP could surge big—$5, $10, or more? ⏳ History says it won’t stay 📉 long!
📈 Altcoins like XRP often follow BTC’s lead, with bigger % gains in bull runs. A strong market with 💰 liquidity & investor 😊 confidence likely.
🔑 Factors:
1 📊 Past correlation: XRP amplifies BTC moves. BTC at $69K ➡️ XRP $1.96. BTC $100K ➡️ XRP $2.50+?
2 💹 Market cap: BTC at $100K = $2T. XRP could hit $2-$5 if it keeps its share.
3 🌍 Use case: XRP’s payment utility + institutional adoption could 🚀 price.
4 ⚖️ Case settled March 2025—SEC dropped appeal, Ripple paid $50M fine. Regulatory clarity boosts XRP’s path to $3-$5 or more in a bull run.
🚀 If BTC hits $100K, XRP could surge big—$5, $10, or more? ⏳ History says it won’t stay 📉 long!
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#losses NEW TO CRYPTO? Some tips not to lose your money.
1. Don’t get over-excited thinking that crypto can make you rich instantly. ‼️
2. Avoid the future, margin, perpetual trading. ‼️
3. Better still, focus with the spot trading. 👍
4. If you’re interested in margin, future, and perpetual trading, try $1 first.
5. Avoid the Gainers, look into the Hot tokens or coins such as bitcoin, ethereum, xrp, bnb…
6. Don’t just look at the greens , but look at the charts. If you want to see if it’s bullish, look at the 4-hours.
7. Read a lot. Don’t be fooled by everything you read. Try the Trading View and if you’re on X, ask Grok if the one posted is based on truth.
More tips to come 🫶
1. Don’t get over-excited thinking that crypto can make you rich instantly. ‼️
2. Avoid the future, margin, perpetual trading. ‼️
3. Better still, focus with the spot trading. 👍
4. If you’re interested in margin, future, and perpetual trading, try $1 first.
5. Avoid the Gainers, look into the Hot tokens or coins such as bitcoin, ethereum, xrp, bnb…
6. Don’t just look at the greens , but look at the charts. If you want to see if it’s bullish, look at the 4-hours.
7. Read a lot. Don’t be fooled by everything you read. Try the Trading View and if you’re on X, ask Grok if the one posted is based on truth.
More tips to come 🫶
#VIRTUALWhale First and foremost, we’re talking about millions of dollars here. A person or business who owns such a huge amount of money is not stupid. How much is an average worker’s salary per hour? Say, $21 per hour, that would be $43,680/yr. I mean, no smart person would dare to waste his money.
On the other hand, the whale might be a hacker- why would he allow losses for his money if he had worked hard for it? The purpose then is to launder or manipulate the market since he is good at programming.
Another possibility is that the whale may have known insider information for him to take such a huge decision.
On the other hand, the whale might be a hacker- why would he allow losses for his money if he had worked hard for it? The purpose then is to launder or manipulate the market since he is good at programming.
Another possibility is that the whale may have known insider information for him to take such a huge decision.
Is Bitcoin Not Subject to Inflation?
$BTC Here’s an analysis from Grok
Bitcoin is designed to be relatively resistant to inflation in a way that traditional fiat currencies are not, but it's not entirely immune to inflationary pressures. Here's why:
1. Fixed Supply: Bitcoin has a capped supply of 21 million coins, which contrasts with fiat currencies that can be printed endlessly. This fixed supply means that over time, as more bitcoins are mined, the rate of new issuance decreases, theoretically leading to a deflationary effect. However, this aspect alone doesn't make Bitcoin completely immune to inflation:
- Velocity of Money: Even with a fixed supply, if the velocity of money (how quickly money changes hands) increases significantly, it can lead to inflation-like effects where the purchasing power of Bitcoin decreases if the economy using Bitcoin grows faster than the supply.
- Lost Coins: An unknown number of bitcoins are lost forever due to lost keys, forgotten wallets, or death of holders. This reduces the effective supply, but if a large number of lost coins were suddenly found, it could increase the supply and potentially lead to inflation.
2. Halving Events: Bitcoin's mining reward halves approximately every four years, reducing the supply of new bitcoins entering circulation. This is intended to counteract inflationary pressures. However:
- Mining Costs: If the cost of mining (electricity, hardware) rises significantly, miners might need to sell more bitcoins to cover costs, which could increase supply on the market temporarily, exerting downward pressure on price.
3. Adoption and Demand: Inflation in Bitcoin's context can also be influenced by demand:
- Increased Demand: If adoption rates skyrocket, the fixed supply might not result in inflation but rather in price appreciation due to demand outstripping supply.
- Decreased Demand: Conversely, if interest in Bitcoin wanes, even with a fixed supply, the price could fall, which is akin to inflation in terms of purchasing power.
4. Secondary Effects: Factors like regulatory changes, technological advancements, or forks could indirectly affect Bitcoin's inflation:
- Forks: If a significant portion of the community decides to fork Bitcoin, creating a new cryptocurrency with a larger supply, it could dilute the value of Bitcoin if many users shift to the new fork.
5. Monetary Policy: Unlike central banks, Bitcoin doesn't have a central authority that can adjust monetary policy. However, the protocol's rules can be changed through consensus (though this is highly contentious and difficult):
- Protocol Changes: If the Bitcoin community were to agree on altering the supply cap or mining rewards, this could theoretically introduce or increase inflation.
In summary, while Bitcoin's design with a fixed supply aims to protect against traditional inflation, it's subject to its own forms of inflationary or deflationary pressures based on usage, loss, mining economics, and community decisions. Bitcoin's value can fluctuate based on these dynamics, making it not entirely immune to changes in purchasing power which can resemble inflation or deflation.
Bitcoin is designed to be relatively resistant to inflation in a way that traditional fiat currencies are not, but it's not entirely immune to inflationary pressures. Here's why:
1. Fixed Supply: Bitcoin has a capped supply of 21 million coins, which contrasts with fiat currencies that can be printed endlessly. This fixed supply means that over time, as more bitcoins are mined, the rate of new issuance decreases, theoretically leading to a deflationary effect. However, this aspect alone doesn't make Bitcoin completely immune to inflation:
- Velocity of Money: Even with a fixed supply, if the velocity of money (how quickly money changes hands) increases significantly, it can lead to inflation-like effects where the purchasing power of Bitcoin decreases if the economy using Bitcoin grows faster than the supply.
- Lost Coins: An unknown number of bitcoins are lost forever due to lost keys, forgotten wallets, or death of holders. This reduces the effective supply, but if a large number of lost coins were suddenly found, it could increase the supply and potentially lead to inflation.
2. Halving Events: Bitcoin's mining reward halves approximately every four years, reducing the supply of new bitcoins entering circulation. This is intended to counteract inflationary pressures. However:
- Mining Costs: If the cost of mining (electricity, hardware) rises significantly, miners might need to sell more bitcoins to cover costs, which could increase supply on the market temporarily, exerting downward pressure on price.
3. Adoption and Demand: Inflation in Bitcoin's context can also be influenced by demand:
- Increased Demand: If adoption rates skyrocket, the fixed supply might not result in inflation but rather in price appreciation due to demand outstripping supply.
- Decreased Demand: Conversely, if interest in Bitcoin wanes, even with a fixed supply, the price could fall, which is akin to inflation in terms of purchasing power.
4. Secondary Effects: Factors like regulatory changes, technological advancements, or forks could indirectly affect Bitcoin's inflation:
- Forks: If a significant portion of the community decides to fork Bitcoin, creating a new cryptocurrency with a larger supply, it could dilute the value of Bitcoin if many users shift to the new fork.
5. Monetary Policy: Unlike central banks, Bitcoin doesn't have a central authority that can adjust monetary policy. However, the protocol's rules can be changed through consensus (though this is highly contentious and difficult):
- Protocol Changes: If the Bitcoin community were to agree on altering the supply cap or mining rewards, this could theoretically introduce or increase inflation.
In summary, while Bitcoin's design with a fixed supply aims to protect against traditional inflation, it's subject to its own forms of inflationary or deflationary pressures based on usage, loss, mining economics, and community decisions. Bitcoin's value can fluctuate based on these dynamics, making it not entirely immune to changes in purchasing power which can resemble inflation or deflation.
$XRP Here’s some answers regarding speculations on Musk buying shares of XRP:
”There is no concrete evidence that Elon Musk has bought shares of XRP as of the information available. The rumors and discussions around this topic come from:
- **Speculative Posts on X**: Various posts on X have claimed or speculated about Elon Musk's involvement with XRP, including assertions that he owns millions of XRP or has made multi-billion dollar offers for Ripple Labs. However, these are often labeled as speculation or breaking news without credible verification.
- **Web Reports**: Some articles and blogs have discussed the potential for Musk to acquire or invest in XRP, citing his interest in cryptocurrencies and his influence in the market. However, these reports are speculative, often based on market rumors or unverified information. For instance, mentions of a $25 billion offer for Ripple Labs by Musk have been noted but not confirmed by official sources.
- **Misinterpretation of Wallets**: There have been instances where wallets linked to the name "Musk" were assumed to belong to Elon Musk, but experts like XRPScan have clarified that anyone can claim such identifiers, making it highly unlikely these are connected to Musk himself.
Given this context, while there's significant interest and speculation around Elon Musk potentially investing in XRP, there's no definitive proof or official announcement supporting these claims. Until such official confirmation exists, these should be viewed as market speculation rather than fact.” (Grok)
”There is no concrete evidence that Elon Musk has bought shares of XRP as of the information available. The rumors and discussions around this topic come from:
- **Speculative Posts on X**: Various posts on X have claimed or speculated about Elon Musk's involvement with XRP, including assertions that he owns millions of XRP or has made multi-billion dollar offers for Ripple Labs. However, these are often labeled as speculation or breaking news without credible verification.
- **Web Reports**: Some articles and blogs have discussed the potential for Musk to acquire or invest in XRP, citing his interest in cryptocurrencies and his influence in the market. However, these reports are speculative, often based on market rumors or unverified information. For instance, mentions of a $25 billion offer for Ripple Labs by Musk have been noted but not confirmed by official sources.
- **Misinterpretation of Wallets**: There have been instances where wallets linked to the name "Musk" were assumed to belong to Elon Musk, but experts like XRPScan have clarified that anyone can claim such identifiers, making it highly unlikely these are connected to Musk himself.
Given this context, while there's significant interest and speculation around Elon Musk potentially investing in XRP, there's no definitive proof or official announcement supporting these claims. Until such official confirmation exists, these should be viewed as market speculation rather than fact.” (Grok)
$XRP According to FXleaders.com, nearly 80% of Japanese banks are expected to integrate XRP into their systems ⤵️
#Romancescams Don’t be fooled by a digital love. Even if you think you’re highly educated, your heart may fool you ⤵️
”Last month, EFCC said it had arrested 792 suspects in a single operation in the affluent Victoria Island area of Nigeria's commercial hub of Lagos.
At least 192 of the suspects were foreign nationals, 148 of them Chinese, the agency said.
EFCC spokesman Oyewale said in a statement the foreign gangs recruited Nigerian accomplices to find victims online through phishing, targeting mostly Americans, Canadians, Mexicans and others in European countries.
The anti-graft agency has busted several hideouts where young criminals learn their trade and also arrested 25 people at a "cybercrime training centre" in southern Edo state on January 16.” - france24.com
”Last month, EFCC said it had arrested 792 suspects in a single operation in the affluent Victoria Island area of Nigeria's commercial hub of Lagos.
At least 192 of the suspects were foreign nationals, 148 of them Chinese, the agency said.
EFCC spokesman Oyewale said in a statement the foreign gangs recruited Nigerian accomplices to find victims online through phishing, targeting mostly Americans, Canadians, Mexicans and others in European countries.
The anti-graft agency has busted several hideouts where young criminals learn their trade and also arrested 25 people at a "cybercrime training centre" in southern Edo state on January 16.” - france24.com
#yihe I thought of reposting it. Pity I just read it. You might want to read too.
Yi He’s post
Pic by Grok
Yi He’s post
Pic by Grok
#Bollingerbands you kidding? Are only genius allowed to read a 📊 graph? I can’t buy and sell crypto then if that is the case. 🧐🤔🫣
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