#CryptoStocks – what’s between Wall Street and the blockchain? 🧠
More and more people don’t know whether to buy MicroStrategy stocks or just $BTC. Companies like $COIN, $MSTR, or $RIOT are essentially leveraged ETFs on crypto – only that they are on the stock exchange. 📊
Risk? High. Potential? Also. By buying these stocks, you are betting on adoption, but also on the fact that the companies won’t pull a fast one. 🛠️ For me, it’s just a supplement to the portfolio – the foundation remains pure crypto.
And you? Do you prefer stocks of crypto companies or raw, decentralized tokens? Leave a comment! 🔽
#PowellRemarks once again stirred the markets. Jerome Powell emphasized that the Federal Reserve remains cautious regarding interest rate cuts, despite the decline in inflation. 🚨
The market was expecting a more dovish tone – however, the Fed does not want to make the mistake of premature easing. For crypto, this is a mixed signal: no rate cuts = stronger dollar, but at the same time greater pressure on the bond market and possible capital rotation towards alternative assets like BTC or ETH.
Is the Fed playing for time, or does it see the risk of a second wave of inflation? Comment – let's discuss. 📉📈
I am sharing my current portfolio allocation – the chart clearly shows how I have allocated my assets. 🧠
👉 I hold over 80% of my funds in $USDC because I prioritize safety and flexibility in a dynamic market. 👉 $XRP (11%) – I believe in its regulatory potential and transactional utility. 👉 Symbolic stakes in $DOT, $BTC, $SOL – I keep my finger on the pulse of innovation. 👉 The rest is diversification and strategy testing.
It's not about FOMO, but about cool calculation. A portfolio is not fortune-telling – it’s a tool. Do you have a similar approach or is it completely different? 💬
💵 USDC – boring stablecoin or the foundation of survival? 💵
Over 80% of my portfolio is in $USDC , and no – it's not a coincidence. It's a conscious decision in a world where most chase quick profits and forget that the crypto market does not forgive greed.
Why USDC? 🔹 It is fully backed by USD reserves 🔹 It is subject to American regulations (Circle and Coinbase co-create its infrastructure) 🔹 It has strong pairs with most altcoins and is quick to exchange at any moment 🔹 It has survived storms that swept away other stablecoins ($UST, $TUSD, $USDD…)
The rest of the portfolio? ⚡ $XRP – 11% – aiming for institutional adoption 🌐 $DOT – 3% – I believe in interoperability 💎 $BTC, $SOL and a few others – symbolically, for diversification and excitement
I know this is unpopular. I know that “stable = boring”. But it is precisely because I have cash ready to enter that I am not afraid of a correction. I buy fear, not hype.
🔁 I am curious about your opinion. Is holding the majority in $USDC reasonable or excessive caution?
Write in the comments – let's talk like investors, not gamblers. ---
Check the composition of my portfolio. Follow to see my investments!
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💣 WARNING for every newbie in the crypto world! 💣
My wallet is no joke: 🔵 EURI – 81.89% 🟡 XRP – 11.19% 🔵 DOT – 3.11% 🟢 BTC – 1.30% ⚫️ SOL – 1.18% 🔴 Others – 1.33%
Yes, I have 82% in a euro-denominated stablecoin (EURI). Why? Because I don't believe in the current hype. Because I protect my capital while most are blindly FOMO-ing. But is this a mistake? 🤔
🔄 Some will say: "Fool! You’re holding stable in a bull market, missing the opportunity of a lifetime!" 🔐 Others: "I respect that, at least you’re not chasing the bubble like the rest."
➡️ XRP? I'm waiting for regulatory revolution. ➡️ DOT & SOL? The potential is growing, but I'd rather be cautious. ➡️ BTC? Symbolically – for principle.
💬 Let me know what you think! Tell me to my face: smart move or total failure?
📉 I'm waiting for your opinions – hate, praise, analysis. Let’s talk honestly.
2860683531#BTCremains a cornerstone of the cryptocurrency market and a key asset for investors. Its market dominance remains high, and its limited supply of 21 million BTC makes it seem like digital gold. In recent months, Bitcoin has shown great resilience to market volatility, and many analysts predict its value will continue to rise, especially in the context of the upcoming halving. More and more financial institutions and BTC ETFs are increasing their adoption, which could contribute to further price increases. Is it the right time to buy?#Bitcoin#
#FTXrepayment In November 2024, collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX filed a lawsuit against Binance and its former CEO, Changpeng Zhao, seeking the return of $1.8 billion. FTX claims that the funds were transferred as part of a “fraudulent” share buyback transaction in July 2021, when Binance sold its shares in FTX back for $1.76 billion worth of cryptocurrencies. According to the lawsuit, the transaction was illegal because FTX and its sister company Alameda Research were already insolvent at the time, and the funds came from illegally used customer deposits. Additionally, FTX accuses Zhao of posting misleading tweets in November 2022 that aimed to destroy FTX, which led to mass withdrawals and the exchange’s eventual collapse. Binance denies the allegations, calling them baseless. The lawsuit is part of a broader effort by FTX to recover funds for creditors following its spectacular collapse two years ago.
1754853658#XRP– the future of cross-border transactions?
XRP is one of the most important cryptocurrencies on the market, created for fast and cheap international transfers. Thanks to RippleNet technology, banks and financial institutions can transfer funds almost instantly, bypassing traditional SWIFT systems.
Despite years of legal battles with the SEC, XRP maintains a strong position in the cryptocurrency ecosystem. In 2025, many investors are counting on the further development of the network and potential ETFs on XRP, which can attract institutional capital.
Will XRP become a key element of global finance? Time will tell, but the foundations are solid.#XRP#CryptoRevolution
Could Litecoin (LTC) and XRP Be the Next Crypto ETFs? After the success of Bitcoin and the growing adoption of Ethereum, investors are wondering which assets will be targeted by regulators and investment funds.
XRP has a strong presence in the cross-border payments sector, and Litecoin has been considered the “silver” equivalent of Bitcoin for years. If the SEC and global institutions accept ETFs for these cryptocurrencies, we could see a huge influx of capital.