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afternoon, does anyone know what this means, please 27/70 is always changing the number

#TradingMistakes101 New traders often follow the hype, sell in panic, or invest more than they can afford to lose. Ignoring risk management, using excessive leverage, or not researching projects can lead to significant losses. Start small, set clear goals, and learn consistently—patience and discipline outweigh emotion in crypto.
#TradingMistakes101

#CryptoCharts101 #CryptoCharts101
The cryptocurrency charts help you understand how the market flows, what the trends are, and this tool points to a market indicator for cryptocurrencies, the highs and lows. So let's guide ourselves by the study and behavior of the market, avoiding instant excitement.

#USChinaTradeTalks USChinaTradeTalks: what is the impact on the crypto market?
The trade discussions between the United States and China are resurfacing, reigniting economic tensions between the two largest global powers. For crypto investors, these negotiations are much more than a geopolitical debate: they directly influence confidence in digital assets like Bitcoin.
During periods of tension, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are often seen as safe havens against macroeconomic uncertainty. If the negotiations fail or new sanctions are imposed, capital may flow into crypto assets, causing a temporary increase in prices. On the other hand, a lasting agreement could strengthen traditional markets and slow down the momentum of the crypto sector in the short term.

#CryptoFees101 as Fees in crypto are amounts paid to perform transactions on blockchains. They serve to incentivize validators or miners to process these operations. In networks like Ethereum, fees are called "gas" and vary with network demand. Faster blockchains, like Solana or Polygon, tend to have much lower fees. Additionally, exchanges (CEXs and DEXs) also charge trading, withdrawal, or deposit fees. Understanding these charges helps optimize your costs, especially when trading frequently. Some wallets and protocols allow manual adjustment of fees, balancing speed and price. Paying attention to this avoids surprises.

#BigTechStablecoin Apple, Google, Airbnb, and X are reportedly in initial talks to integrate stablecoins into their payment systems — aiming to reduce costs and simplify global payments. The news follows Circle's impressive IPO, with shares rising over 40%, signaling a growing momentum for stablecoins in both the financial and technological sectors.
💬 Do you think stablecoins will become the standard for global payments? Which platform could lead this change — and how could this reshape the daily use of cryptocurrencies?

$BTC $BTC 106k continues to be a key level for Bitcoin. We want to see acceptance above for continued strength (also above $110k).
I haven't traded much since the price action is mainly just chop and most altcoins are bleeding in the short term. Mainly the Solana coins are reacting poorly to the news that pumpfun will launch a coin soon. So, this is definitely something to keep an eye on.$BTC

#CryptoSecurity101 🔐 Protect your assets before it's too late!
🚨 The crypto market does not forgive carelessness. Here are 5 basic security rules:
1. Never share your seed phrase.
📌 Whoever has access to the seed has full access to your wallet.
2. Use two-factor authentication (2FA) on exchanges and apps.
🔑 It prevents unauthorized access even if your password leaks.
3. Be cautious with suspicious links (phishing).
🧠 Always check the domain and avoid clicking on links from random groups and emails.
4. Prefer cold wallets to store large amounts.
🧊 No internet connection = more security.
5. Be wary of promises of quick profits.
💸 If it seems too good to be true... it probably is a scam.
🛡️ Education and caution are your best weapons in the crypto world.

#TrumpVsMusk TrumpVsMusk Understand the exchange of barbs between Trump and Musk
President said he is "very disappointed" with the businessman; Tesla owner claims that the Republican would not have won the election without his support.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, and billionaire Tesla owner, Elon Musk, exchanged attacks on Thursday (5), days after the businessman left the American government.
Trump said he is "very disappointed" with Musk and that he does not know if he will continue to have a good relationship with him.
Subsequently, the businessman made several posts on social media against the president, claiming, among other things, that he would not have won last year's presidential race without his help.

$USDC #CircleIPO
A Circle, the company behind the stablecoin USDC, successfully priced its IPO at $31 per share, exceeding the expected range of $24 to $26. This significant milestone positions Circle as a leader in the fintech industry, leveraging its reputation for reliability, transparency, and regulatory compliance. The IPO is expected to raise substantial capital, further solidifying Circle's position in the stablecoin market.
Key Highlights:
- Ticker Symbol: C R C L on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)
- IPO Structure: 24 million Class A shares, with 9.6 million shares issued directly by Circle
- Revenue Model: Generates revenue primarily through interest earned on USDC reserve assets
- Market Impact: Signals increasing institutional interest in blockchain-based solutions

#CircleIPO stablecoin issuer Circle (CRCL) raises US$796,982,174,811.05 billion in IPO in the US, valuing the company at US$796,982,174,818 billion.
#CircleIPO

#TradingPairs101 What Are Trading Pairs?
A trading pair is a market between two different assets that you can trade. It shows how much of one asset you need to buy one unit of the other.
📌 Format:
BASE/QUOTE
Base currency: The first asset in the pair (the one you are buying or selling).
Quote currency: The second asset (used to price the base).
💡 Examples:
1. BTC/USD
BTC = Bitcoin (base)
USD = US Dollar (quote)
If BTC/USD = 40,000 → 1 BTC = 40,000 USD
2. ETH/BTC
ETH = Ethereum
BTC = Bitcoin
If ETH/BTC = 0.07 → 1 ETH = 0.07 BTC

#Liquidity101 Imagine that you are at a currency exchange counter at an airport. You hand over your dollars and quickly receive euros in exchange. The process is smooth and the price seems fair. This simple exchange illustrates how liquidity works. It ensures that there are enough people buying and selling so that trades can happen easily and prices remain stable.
In cryptocurrency trading, liquidity is even more important. Cryptocurrency markets are still growing, and not all assets are traded as frequently. A cryptocurrency market with liquidity allows traders to buy and sell without delays or sudden price spikes. Whether you are a novice trader or an experienced investor, liquidity affects how easily you trade, how fair the prices are, and your confidence in your investments. It helps you enter or exit trades smoothly, without losing money due to large price differences or slippage.

#OrderTypes101 In the world of trading, understanding the different types of orders is essential for making strategic decisions. There are several ways to buy or sell assets:
The market order executes the operation at the current price.
The limit order allows you to set a specific price for the operation, ideal for those seeking greater control.
The stop-loss order helps to minimize losses automatically if the market goes against you.
Each one plays a crucial role according to your strategy and risk tolerance. Learning to use them can make the difference between a successful trade and an unnecessary loss.

#CEXvsDEX101 exchanges are the places where you can buy or sell cryptocurrencies. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced trader, you have several options. Most cryptocurrency trading occurs on these digital exchanges. Binance, Coinbase, Uniswap, and others are likely familiar names. Most are centralized and operate under the same business model as traditional institutions. However, a growing number of people are opting for decentralization and reconsidering how exchanges operate. The advantages and disadvantages of each type are discussed here.

#TradingTypes101 #TradingTypes101 Types of Trader – Who are you?
Not all traders are the same. Understanding your trading type can shape your strategy, mindset, and success.
Here are 4 common types of trading:
Scalper ⚡
Ultra-short trades (seconds to minutes)
Dependent on speed, precision, and small accumulated profits
Requires strong focus and quick decision-making
Day Trader 🕒
Positions opened and closed on the same day
Avoiding overnight risks
Technical analysis is key
Swing Trader

Stop selling small fish. For God's sake, V is making 10 dollars while you could be making millions, stop being "STUPID" Wake up and wait.$bob #bob

we cut +um 0🙅🏻‍♀️☣️🔥♾️🚀🚨🚀🚨🚀🚨🚀🚨🚀 I recovered all my losses from months in 5 days with Bob, even if the cow coughs I won't sell my bobsmania.#Bob

I don't know if I did it right, but it has already been sold and I took my profit, meaning profit not what I have already lost here this gain, the profit is not even half but I will buy again, this past month was difficult # Bob.

On one hand, Bob not being listed on Binance is good because it doesn't follow BTC like all the others. Yes, it would be great for Bob to be listed; it would take off more, but it would follow the standard. What would be better?