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💵 $USDC — the stablecoin trusted by Wall Street.
#Stablecoins #CryptoBasics #USDC

🔹 Pegged to the dollar 1:1
🔹 Issuer — Circle, regulated by US authorities
🔹 Fully backed by cash and short-term Treasury securities
🔹 Used in DeFi, CEX, NFT, GameFi, cross-chain payments

🧠 Unlike USDT, USDC aims to be as “transparent” as possible:
– Regular audits
– Partnership with BlackRock, Coinbase, Visa
– Supported on networks: Ethereum, Solana, Arbitrum, Base, and others

💡 Use cases:
– Storing stable capital
– Transfers without banks
– Earning through farming and staking

🔍 Interesting fact:
USDC is one of the main candidates for the role of “official cryptocurrency of the USA” if regulators eventually recognize stablecoins as the future digital dollar.

🧠 When will tech giants create their own stablecoin?
#BigTechStablecoin

Apple Pay. Google Pay. Meta with the Novi crypto wallet (RIP). Amazon is already integrating blockchain into logistics.
But the main question is: where are their own stablecoins?

💡 Imagine:
– AppleUSD — only for the App Store, Apple Pay, and subscriptions
– MetaCoin — payments within Instagram/WhatsApp/Threads
– AmazonCoin — cashback for purchases and instant transfers to sellers

📉 Why this is real:
– They already control payment systems
– Billions of users worldwide
– The ability to reduce costs and bypass banks

🔒 But it's being held back by:
– Strict regulation (let's remember how Libra from Meta was dismantled)
– Reputation risks (Big Brother is already watching, now they will issue money too?)

📊 Conclusion:
If Big Tech launches its stablecoins — it will be a new era. Not DeFi against banks, but Big Tech against states. And crypto is no longer just a technology, but a global currency for the masses.

💸 Where do my coins disappear? Let's break down fees in crypto.
#CryptoFees101

If you've ever sent or purchased crypto, you've definitely encountered fees. Sometimes it's just a few cents, and sometimes it's an unpleasant surprise. Let's figure out what types there are:

🔹 Network fees
– This is the payment to miners or validators for processing your transaction.
– For example, when transferring BTC or ETH, you pay in the coin itself.
– The amount depends on the network congestion (it can be expensive during peaks).

🔹 Exchange fees (CEX fees)
– For trades: purchases/sales (usually 0.1%–0.2%).
– For withdrawals — often a fixed amount, not a percentage.
– Binance offers discounts if you pay with BNB.

🔹 Swap fees (on DEX)
– DEX charges a percentage for token swaps, plus you pay gas fees.
– The more complex the swap route, the more expensive it is.

🧠 How to save?
– Use “favorite” exchange coins (BNB, OKB, UNI) — fees are lower.
– Trade during low traffic hours (at night/morning UTC).
– Accumulate and withdraw larger amounts of crypto — to avoid losing on frequent fees.

👉 Fees are part of the game, but if you understand their nature, you can save and stay one step ahead.

Халявные PEPE тут
#PEPE‏ #халява

Why I watch the BTC/USDC pair every day

The pair $BTC /$USDC for me is like an indicator of the mood of the entire crypto market. Even if I'm not actively trading yet, I always look at what is happening here. This is the most liquid pair on most centralized exchanges, and it is here that sharp movements occur most often.

I use this pair as a foundation for learning: I analyze the chart, read the news, and observe how the market reacts to events. Sometimes I simply convert some stablecoins into BTC if I see a favorable moment. For me, this is a safe way to start without getting into complicated altcoins.

BTC/USDC serves as both a base asset and currency simultaneously. It is through this pair that I began to understand the mechanics of trading, and I am currently building my crypto education around it. In the future, I want to try limit orders and trading by levels — also through this pair.

Why I choose $BTC as the foundation in crypto

For me, $BTC is not just a cryptocurrency, but a symbol of reliability and stability in the world of digital assets. I began my journey into the crypto market with Bitcoin: first, I just monitored the rate, then I made my first exchanges, and now I am studying the fundamental and technical aspects more deeply.

What I like about $BTC is that it can be viewed both as a means of accumulation and as a long-term investment. It does not promise quick x10 returns, but gives confidence in the future. Moreover, it is the most liquid coin: it is accepted on all exchanges, used as a base for pairs, and held in institutional portfolios.

In 2025, the market became even more active, but for me personally, $BTC is the anchor to which I always return.
#BTC

My Crypto Portfolio 2025 — small but conscious

At the moment, I do not have a large portfolio because I approach crypto cautiously and learn gradually. But I still hold a few things. In my portfolio right now:
🔹 $BTC — as a foundation, long-term faith in the first cryptocurrency
🔹 $USDT — for stability and the ability to quickly enter trades
🔹 A little $SOL — I am monitoring the development of the ecosystem

Why this way? I decided to start with the basics: I hold BTC as a base, USDT for flexibility, and I am exploring projects like Solana. Over time, I plan to add ETH and possibly participate in staking. Right now, the priority is safety, understanding, and growth.

#MyPortfolio

My Crypto Portfolio 2025 — small but thoughtful

At the moment, I don't have a large portfolio because I approach crypto cautiously and learn gradually. But still, I hold some. In my portfolio right now:
🔹 $BTC — as a foundation, long-term faith in the first cryptocurrency
🔹 $USDT — for stability and the ability to quickly enter trades
🔹 A little $SOL — I’m following the development of the ecosystem

Why this way? I decided to start simple: I hold BTC as a base, USDT for flexibility, and I’m studying projects like Solana. Over time, I plan to add ETH and possibly participate in staking. Right now, the priority is safety, understanding, and growth.

#МойПортфель

Trading pair $BTC/USDT — my main reference in crypto

When I first started to take an interest in cryptocurrency, one of the first pairs I noticed was BTC/USDT. It makes sense: Bitcoin is the king of the market, and USDT is a stable point of reference. Even if I'm not actively trading yet, I check the price movement of this pair daily, learn to read charts, analyze trends, and understand market sentiment.

Why BTC/USDT? Because it is the most liquid and transparent pair on most exchanges. If I ever decide to trade, I will most likely start with it — it has volume, history, and the price behavior is more predictable than that of altcoins.

#BTC/USDT

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🤝 Sharing experience: not a trader yet, but I'm interested

I often see people posting their trades, profits, and screenshots of charts — that's cool.
But let's be honest:
👉 I don't have full-fledged trading yet
👉 At most — exchanging crypto within the exchange and studying the market

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Why am I taking it step by step?
• I don't want to lose my bankroll due to emotions
• I'm learning to read charts, understand news, and not to FOMO
• I'm interested in CEX, DEX, types of orders, liquidity, etc.

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💬 Did you start trading right away?

Or did you also just buy and study at first?

Share in the comments — I want to gather honest feedback from those who started from scratch 🧠

#трейдин

🤝 Sharing experience: not a trader yet, but interested

I often see people posting their trades, profits, screenshots of charts — it's cool.
But let's be honest:
👉 I don't have full-fledged trading yet
👉 Maximum — exchanging crypto within the exchange and studying the market

⸻

Why am I taking it step by step?
• I don't want to lose my bankroll due to emotions
• I am learning to read charts, understand news, and not to FOMO
• I am interested in CEX, DEX, types of orders, liquidity, etc.

⸻

💬 Did you start with trading right away?

Or did you also just buy and study at first?

Share in the comments — I want to gather honest feedback from those who started from scratch 🧠

#трейдинг

Who really influences the crypto market?

One builds rockets and 'pumps' memes.
The other is a former president, ready to legalize Bitcoin at the state level.

2025, and Elon Musk and Donald Trump are back in the game — but now in crypto. Here’s who and how they pressure the market 👇

🟠 Elon Musk
• 💬 Tweet — and $DOGE soars by 40%
• 🚘 Tesla accepting BTC again? The market reacts
• 🧠 X (Twitter) = super app with built-in crypto payments?

⛏️ But: Musk is about emotions. Lots of hype, little stability.

🟣 Donald Trump
• 📈 Promises to support BTC as 'protection against inflation'
• 💰 Owns crypto assets through NFTs and tokens
• 🗳️ If he wins in November — is the market expecting a new bull run?

⛔ But: politics isn't blockchain. Everything can change overnight.

⚔️ Conclusion?
• Musk is about memes, pumps, and short-term
• Trump is hope for institutional reversal

💬 Who are you for?

🤖 Musk — because it’s fun
🧱 Trump — because it’s fundamental
💬 Comment: who will influence the BTC rate more in 2025?

#TrumpVsMusk

Your crypto is not safe until you do THIS

The world of crypto offers freedom but demands responsibility. One wrong click — and you lose everything. Here are the basic rules that everyone should know:

🔐 1. Keep your keys to yourself
• Never share your seed phrase. Never. With anyone.
• Best option — cold wallet (Ledger, Trezor)
• Screenshot and cloud — ❌. Paper and safe — ✅

🧿 2. Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
• Google Authenticator or Authy — must-have
• Don’t rely only on SMS — it can be easily intercepted

🕸️ 3. Beware of phishing
• Always check the URL of the exchange (especially if it’s Binance, OKX, etc.)
• Don’t click on “gift” links from Telegram and email
• If a site asks for your seed phrase — run!

🔍 4. Check smart contracts
• In DeFi, don’t click “confirm” without understanding what you are allowing
• Use Revoke.cash to revoke unnecessary permissions
• Suspiciously high fees? Better cancel.

🧠 5. Trust no one blindly
• “Support” in the chat? — most likely a scam
• A drop that asks you to pay something upfront? — also a scam
• Remember: in crypto, there are no transaction rollbacks

💬 Have you ever lost crypto due to inattention?
#CryptoSecurity101

What does BTC/USDT mean and why is it important?

When you trade on an exchange, you are always working with a pair of assets, not just one. Understanding trading pairs is the foundation of all crypto trading 👇

💱 What is a trading pair?

A trading pair is the ratio of the price of one asset to another.
For example:
• BTC/USDT = 105,000
This means: 1 BTC = 105,000 USDT

📌 Why is it important to understand pairs?

🔹 You are not just buying “Bitcoin” — you are exchanging USDT for BTC
🔹 Or vice versa: selling BTC for BNB if you are trading in the BTC/BNB pair
🔹 This affects: price, liquidity, fees, even your strategies

🧠 Different types of pairs:
1. Crypto to stablecoin — BTC/USDT, ETH/FDUSD
📈 Convenient for securing profits
2. Crypto to crypto — BTC/ETH, SOL/BNB
🔁 Often used for hedging or cross-trading
3. Fiat to crypto — BTC/EUR, ETH/TRY
💸 Convenient for depositing/withdrawing funds

⚠️ Common mistakes by beginners:

🚫 They think they “just bought a token”
🚫 They do not understand that different pairs have different prices and fees
🚫 They lose money when converting back and forth without accounting for spreads

💬 Do you trade more often through stablecoins or crypto?

Write what pairs are your favorites:
BTC/USDT, ETH/FDUSD, SOL/BNB — or maybe even DOGE/TUSD? 🐶

#TradingPairs101

Why does liquidity decide everything?

You can find a top token, a cool price, and even be right…
But without liquidity, you won't be able to sell or buy at a favorable price.

📌 What is liquidity?

Liquidity is how easily you can buy or sell an asset without a significant change in price.
• 🔼 High liquidity = small spread, fast transaction.
• 🔽 Low liquidity = large spread, slippage, order hanging.

📊 Where is liquidity higher?
• ✅ CEX (Binance, Bybit) — order book depth, millions in volume.
• ⚠️ DEX (Uniswap, PancakeSwap) — depends on the pool. For new tokens — almost 0.
• 🪙 Tokens with small capitalization = almost always low liquidity.

💣 Dangers of low liquidity:
• ❌ Bought — can't sell
• 💸 Price “slipped” — and you lost 10%
• 😵 Someone poured 10K into a token — and crashed the chart

💡 Tips for beginners:

✔️ Check trading volumes and order book depth before entering
✔️ In DeFi — check the pool size (TVL, Pool Size)
✔️ Don't invest a large amount in illiquid coins without understanding the risks

💬 Have you ever lost money due to low liquidity?

👇 Share your experience — let beginners learn from others' mistakes, not their own.

#Liquidity101

Do you understand what exactly you are putting on the market?

Most beginners simply 'click buy/sell', but in reality, the type of order = your trading style. Here’s a brief overview:

🟢 Market Order

— Buy/sell now at the current price.
✅ Fast, convenient.
❗️ There may be slippage — especially on volatile assets.

🔹 Example: Want to enter BTC right now — use Market.

🟡 Limit Order

— Buy/sell at your price.
✅ You decide at what price you want the trade.
❗️ But no one guarantees that the order will be executed.

🔹 Example: BTC $105,000, and you want to buy on a dip at $102,000 — set Limit Buy.

🔴 Stop-Loss / Stop-Market

— Your insurance.
✅ Closes the position if the price drops below the threshold.
❗️ May trigger at a worse price in the moment (if volatility is high).

🔹 Example: Bought BTC at $105K, set stop at $101K — saved the portfolio from a drawdown.

🟠 Take-Profit / Limit Sell

— Locking in profits.
✅ You take profit when the price reaches the target.
❗️ Sometimes the market just misses the order — and you end up without a deal.

🔹 Example: Bought at $100K, want to sell at $110K — set Limit Sell.

💬 Do you only use Market, or do you combine?

#OrderTypes101

⚖️ Where is it safer and more profitable: centralized or decentralized exchanges?

Crypto investors constantly choose between two worlds:

🏛 CEX (Centralized exchanges)

🔹 Convenient: simple interface, fiat gateways
🔹 Fast: high volumes, low spreads
🔹 Reliable (if the exchange is large and licensed)

❗Cons:
— KYC, storage of keys with the exchange, risk of account freezing

🧠 Examples: Binance, OKX, Bybit

🌐 DEX (Decentralized exchanges)

🔸 You manage your assets
🔸 No intermediaries, KYC, or blocks
🔸 Can trade tokens that are not available on CEX

❗Cons:
— More complicated for beginners, higher fees (especially on the ETH network), risk of fake tokens

🧠 Examples: Uniswap, PancakeSwap, 1inch, Jupiter

💡 Conclusion:

📌 CEX — if you are a beginner, trade in large amounts, or want fiat
📌 DEX — if you value privacy, manage your own keys, and know how to use DeFi

💬 Where do you trade more often?

CEX or DEX?
And why — convenient, safe, or just familiar?
#CEXvsDEX101

Who are you in the crypto game?

There are thousands of strategies in the market, but all traders fall into several archetypes. Discover yourself and don't repeat others' mistakes 👇

🧠 1. Analyst

Lives in TradingView, reads charts like a book.
❗ But often misses the entry because they are looking for the “perfect moment.”

🔥 2. FOMO Fighter

Jumps into the market as soon as they see a green candle.
❗ Often buys at highs and sells at lows.

⏳ 3. HODLer-Strategist

Buys and forgets for years.
💎 BTC at 10k? They’re still holding.

🎯 4. Sniper

Waits for their entry point, can sit for weeks.
✅ Few trades — but precise.

🌀 5. Intuitive Trader

“I sense a rise!” — and opens a trade.
❗ Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn’t 🙃

💬 What about you?

🔁 Share your type or mix:
“I’m 60% analyst, 40% FOMO fighter”
👇 Let's check the comments and gather the crypto-astral traders 😄

#TradingTypes101

🟠 BTC $105K — a new standard or the calm before the storm?

Today Bitcoin is trading at $105,000, holding strong support above $100K. May ended with a historic high of ~$111,000, but in recent days the market has 'cooled down' — and this is not a reason for panic, but a time for analysis.

🔍 What is happening in the market:

📉 A correction after the high is expected. Whales were taking profits, ETF inflows have decreased, retail is pressing the brakes.

📈 But at the same time:
• Volumes remain high.
• The $100K level is defended — it is being held by both institutions and retail holders.
• Many see the current range ($101–$105K) as an area of re-accumulation before the next wave of growth.

📊 What about altcoins?
• $ETH — around $6,150, just shy of ATH ($6,500), but holding firmly.
• $SOL, $LINK, $ARB — showing 'living' charts.
• Memes like $PEPE and $FLOKI are again giving 20–40% in a day, but this is all driven by emotions.

💡 Conclusion:

The crypto market is breathing, not dying.
📌 This is not a crash, it’s a pause, and it may become the best chance for those who did not buy at the highs but know how to wait and analyze.

💬 A question for you:

👉 Where do you see BTC by the end of summer — above $120K or below $90K?

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