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$USDC
USD Coin (CRYPTO:USDC) is a digital dollar. It falls into the category of stablecoins, which are cryptocurrencies pegged to another asset. In USD Coin's case, the asset is the U.S. dollar, and one USDC is designed to maintain a value of $1.

#BigTechStablecoin
Is Big Tech About to Take Over Your Wallet?”
Are We Entering the Age of Tech-Backed Stablecoins?
Big tech companies are getting closer to launching or supporting their own stablecoins, and this could mark a major shift in how finance blends with digital platforms.
Picture this:
You’re shopping on Amazon and paying with something like “PrimeUSD”
Meta rolls out its own currency across Facebook and Instagram—maybe called “ZuckBucks”
Apple introduces its own digital dollar, seamlessly integrated into Apple Wallet
If tech giants start issuing their own digital currencies, it could completely change how we handle payments, who controls our financial data, and how privacy is managed. It might even impact the balance of global finance.
But there’s a catch. More control in the hands of a few tech companies could also mean a lot more centralization. So the big question is: are we seeing real innovation—or just a new kind of corporate control over money?
Who would you trust more with your money—governments, traditional banks, or the tech giants.
$BTC

#CryptoFees101
This week in crypto regulation, U.S. lawmakers and state officials drew attention across the digital asset sector with developments ranging from delayed disclosures and enforcement criticisms to landmark crypto-friendly legislation in California.

The regulatory environment continues to evolve, sometimes sharply divided between federal hesitations and state-level innovation.$BNB

#CryptoSecurity101

As of June 6, 2025, the crypto world is under siege — facing an unprecedented wave of digital and physical security threats.
💰 In 2024 alone, a staggering $2.2 billion in crypto assets were stolen.
🇰🇵 North Korean hackers were behind 60%+ of the losses, including a jaw-dropping $1.5B Ethereum heist.
But it’s not just cybercrime anymore...
🛑 A terrifying trend of "wrench attacks" is on the rise — where criminals physically assault crypto holders to force access to wallets.
😨 High-profile cases of kidnappings, torture, and mutilation have been reported in the U.S., France, and other regions.

$BTC
Bitcoin price holds above $102,000
Over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin reached $105,915 before falling to $100,500 within a matter of hours, according to CoinMarketCap. At the time of publication, Bitcoin is holding at $102,180.

#TrumpVsMusk
Bitcoin price holds above $102,000
Over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin reached $105,915 before falling to $100,500 within a matter of hours, according to CoinMarketCap. At the time of publication, Bitcoin is holding at $102,180.

#TradingPairs101
WalletConnect is an open protocol that securely communicates between wallets and Dapps (Web3 Apps). A bridge server is used to relay payloads, which are encrypted with a shared key between the two peers. The connection is initiated by one peer displaying a QR Code or deep link with a standard WalletConnect URI and is established when the counter-party approves the connection request. An optional Push server can also be used to allow native applications to notify the user of incoming payloads for established connections.$WCT

#CircleIPO
In This Article
Circle, the company behind the USDC stablecoin, just pulled off one of the most talked-about IPOs of the year. Priced at $31 per share, Circle’s public debut wasn’t just solid, it blew past the expected range of $27 to $29, and the Circle IPO raised over $1.1 billion. The company is now valued at around $6.9 billion based on shares outstanding, and that number could climb to $8.1 billion once everything’s fully diluted.

This isn’t just a moment for Circle. It’s a moment for crypto companies trying to prove they belong in traditional financial markets.

#Liquidity101
CEXs usually offer more liquidity than DEXs, but it varies by asset. Liquidity is crucial for active traders and investors—it affects execution speed, cost, and strategy.

#OrderTypes101
Market Orders:
These orders are executed instantly at the current market price, ensuring the order is filled quickly but potentially at a less favorable price than a limit order.
Limit Orders:
Traders specify a price at which they want to buy or sell, and the order is only executed if the market price reaches that level.
Stop-Loss Orders:
These orders are designed to limit potential losses by automatically selling an asset when the price drops to a specified level.
Stop-Limit Orders:
A combination of stop-loss and limit orders, these orders are triggered when the price reaches a specified stop price, then the order is executed at a specified limit price.
Trailing Stop Orders:
These orders dynamically adjust the stop-loss price based on the market price, helping to lock in profits and protect against potential losses as the price fluctuates.
One-Cancels-the-Other (OCO) Orders:
These orders allow traders to place two orders (e.g., a buy and sell) where only one is executed, automatically canceling the other.

#CEXvsDEX101
CEXs (Centralized Exchanges): Platforms like Coinbase or Binance act as middlemen, managing trades and funds. They’re beginner-friendly, offer high liquidity, and provide customer support. However, they require ID verification, charge higher fees, and control your funds (not your keys, not your crypto).
DEXs (Decentralized Exchanges): Platforms like Uniswap or PancakeSwap let you trade directly from your wallet, giving you full control and privacy. They have lower fees, no sign-ups, and access to niche tokens. But they can be less user-friendly, lack customer support, and require technical knowledge.
CEX vs DEX: Key Points

Control: CEX holds your funds; DEX lets you hold them.
Privacy: CEX needs ID; DEX doesn’t.
Ease of Use: CEX is beginner-friendly; DEX needs expertise.
Liquidity: CEX is highly liquid; DEX can have lower liquidity.
Fees: CEX has higher platform fees; DEX has lower fees but gas costs

$BTC
Will Bitcoin bulls secure $110K before BTC’s $13.8B options expiry?
Tariff threats from US President Donald Trump disrupted BTC’s bullish momentum, putting bulls’ chance of securing $110,000 before a $13.8-billion options expiry at risk.$BTC

#TradingTypes101
$XRP
1. Day Trading
Timeframe: Intraday (minutes to hours)
Focus: Capitalizing on short-term price movements
Tools: Charts, technical indicators, real-time news
Risk Level: High
Day trading involves buying and selling assets within the same day to profit from price fluctuations. Day traders rely on market volatility, and they typically close all positions before the market closes to avoid overnight risk. This style requires significant time, discipline, and a deep understanding of technical analysis.
📉 2. Swing Trading
Timeframe: Days to weeks
Focus: Riding short- to medium-term trends
Tools: Chart patterns, momentum indicators, fundamental triggers
Risk Level: Medium
Swing traders aim to capture gains from market "swings." They look for reversal or continuation patterns and hold positions for several days or weeks. Swing trading offers a balance between active trading and a less stressful pace than day trading.
📊 3. Position Trading
Timeframe: Weeks to months (or even years)
Focus: Long-term trends and fundamentals
Tools: Macroeconomic analysis, on-chain data (in crypto), trend-following strategies
Risk Level: Low to medium (depending on leverage)
Position traders adopt a long-term outlook, ignoring short-term market noise in favor of big-picture trends. This strategy is more passive and is ideal for traders who prefer less frequent transactions and a macroeconomic approach.

#WOTD
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#MarketRebound
Bitcoin Eyes $110K and Crypto Markets Rebound as Trump Delays Tariffs on EU.

#MastercardStablecoinCards
Mastercard to Roll Out New Stablecoin Cards in Latest Crypto Push With MoonPay
MoonPay has tapped Mastercard to launch global stablecoin card services, expanding the card giant's crypto push amid competition with Visa.

$XRP
Trading psychology: Mastering your emotions and instincts for successful trading
A trader can be their own worst enemy.

#BinancePizza

Binance is honoring one of crypto’s most iconic moments—Bitcoin Pizza Day—with a bold $5 million Bitcoin giveaway, community events across the globe, and a jam-packed slate of online activities. The campaign kicks off May 15 and runs through May 28, paying tribute to the transaction that proved Bitcoin could be used as real money: Laszlo Hanyecz’s legendary 2010 pizza purchase.

$ETH
The Ethereum Foundation has announced a three-phase initiative to strengthen ecosystem security and support broader onchain adoption. Dubbed the "Trillion Dollar Security Initiative," the goal is to build “civilization-scale infrastructure”—robust enough to store trillions of dollars from individuals to institutions.$ETH

$USDC
Types of Stablecoins and How They Work
Stablecoins maintain price stability through different mechanisms, primarily categorized based on their collateralization models: