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As of June 15, 2025, the price of Bitcoin is around $106,000. Over the past few days, the market has shown moderate volatility, fluctuating in the range of $104,000 to $110,000. A rise in the value of BTC is expected next week. A breakout above the resistance level of $110,000 will pave the way to the next target — $115,000. Support has formed at the level of $103,000; holding this level will strengthen the upward trend.

Practical advice: Open a long position upon breaking $110,000 with a target level of $115,000. Set a stop-loss at $103,000. Trade on the spot market, avoid leverage. Take profits upon reaching the target or when the stop-loss is triggered. Discipline and a clear action plan are key to successful trading this week.

$BTC

Trump's madness is a factor that can directly influence global markets, including Bitcoin. His aggressive statements, lawsuits, and attempts to undermine trust in U.S. institutions heighten the atmosphere of political instability.

Bitcoin is traditionally seen as a hedge against crises and unpredictability. When anxiety about the future of the dollar or America’s political course rises, investors start looking for alternatives. Bitcoin becomes one of the main beneficiaries of this flight from uncertainty.

If Trump returns to power and begins to pressure the economy in his style — through conflicts, sanctions, and harsh decisions — the demand for cryptocurrencies may sharply increase. People are eager to protect their capital, and digital assets become an obvious choice for many.

However, the growing interest in Bitcoin amid political chaos is not a sign of strength in the crypto market, but rather a reflection of distrust in the traditional system. And if Trump’s madness intensifies, Bitcoin is likely to react first.

#TrumpBTCTreasury

Bought AERO. I don't know why. Everyone just says — trend, Coinbase, growth, potential. And I don't care anymore. I'm tired of watching memes go x10 while my ADA barely breathes. AERO at least moves a bit. Maybe it will pull through.

The price now is $44. That's a lot. Especially if you remember that yesterday it was $39. And the day before yesterday — $35. But when you look at it as your last hope, the numbers lose their meaning. The project has a DEX, there is growth in TVL, there is activity. But so what? We've been through this already. Activity lasts until it stops being profitable.

I bought it and set a goal for myself — to sell in a month. Not because I have to. Just because I can't hold onto something for years while it drops. Let it show its worth now. Or crash. I don't have time for the long term. I don't even have time to sleep.

If AERO gives +30% in a month — I will exit. If -30% — I will also exit. Because it’s unlikely to get worse. And if it does — well, what can you do? I'll add it to the list of mistakes. It's already cramped there.

#aero

ADA at $0.63. It seems alive. It seems to breathe. Someone might say: well, here we go. But don’t rush to celebrate. This is not a return. It’s just the corpse bouncing in a market where even trash flies if enough people believe in it.

Why is it rising? Because the whole market is going up. Because Bitcoin is rising, because altcoins are catching up. Because Cardano also has fans—tired, but loyal. And also because Hoskinson promised to inject $100 million into DeFi and came up with a bridge with Bitcoin. That’s not bad. But it’s still dreams wrapped in scientific articles.

ADA reached $0.63—and now you stand at a crossroads. Hold? Sell? Buy on FOMO? The answer is: if you are already holding—wait for $0.7–0.75, there will be resistance. And there you need to think about how to exit gracefully. This doesn’t mean it won’t rise higher—but the chance that it will get stuck again is quite real.

If you are out of position—don’t enter now. The market is overheated, and ADA does not behave like an asset that can easily be pumped. This is not PEPE, not BONK. This is ADA. It doesn’t fly, it crawls.

You already know: the quieter the candle, the longer the pain afterward.

$ADA

Hoskinson has come back into the limelight and said he is killing Cardano. Not the enemies, not the SEC, not the bear market. But the lack of a proper stablecoin. Imagine, even he, the great one, couldn't establish simple liquidity. Now he wants to pull $100 million from the treasury and inject it into Bitcoin and stablecoins. He says this will revive DeFi.

You read this and what? You still don’t know how DeFi works on Cardano. And you probably won’t find out. You don’t even have ADA because you sold everything yesterday for Slerf and didn’t set a stop. And even if you do have it — you’re sitting and waiting for it to grow. With every update, you’re promised a future. A beautiful, decentralized one, but always tomorrow. Today — it’s the same: candle down, no volumes, your faith is fading.

Yes, protocols are being built. Yes, they will make a bridge with Bitcoin. Someday. But you’re not living in the future, you’re in a 5x margin.

So forget what Hoskinson said. Don’t buy ADA out of pity. Don’t buy ADA because “this time it’s different.” Just don’t buy ADA. Although no — do as you wish. Anyway, no one is coming out of here in profit.

#CardanoDebate

On June 9, 2025, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) held a final roundtable as part of the initiative "Spring Sprint to Crypto Clarity." The event titled "DeFi and the American Spirit" was dedicated to discussing decentralized finance (DeFi) and its alignment with American principles of freedom, innovation, and accountability.

The session was moderated by former SEC Commissioner Troy Paredes. Participants included SEC Chair Paul Atkins, Commissioners Caroline Crenshaw, Mark Uyeda, and Hester Peirce, as well as Richard B. Gabbert from the cryptocurrency task force.

The focus was on the operation of DeFi systems without traditional intermediaries such as banks and brokers. Participants examined how smart contracts enable peer-to-peer lending, trading, and borrowing, and discussed the challenges related to regulating autonomous financial systems.

Questions were also raised about decentralized governance models, where decisions are made collectively by community members. This raises important issues regarding accountability and the potential to combat abuses or systemic risks.
#CryptoRoundTableRemarks

One of the most useful tools for a beginner crypto trader is a trading platform with the ability to set alerts and manage risks. Many newcomers focus on choosing a coin or predicting price movement, but forget the very essence: discipline and timely reaction. I use TradingView. Here you can create charts, analyze levels, overlay indicators, and most importantly - set alerts for key zones. For example, when the price approaches an important level of resistance or support - you receive a notification. This helps you not to sit in front of the monitor for days on end.

But the platform is only half the battle. The second important element is risk management. Always set stop-losses. Even if you are absolutely confident in the trade, the market can behave unpredictably. It is better to exit with a small loss than to end up in the red on the entire deposit. And do not forget to take profits. Greed often wipes out successful trades. Set clear rules for entry and exit for yourself, and follow them regardless of emotions. It is this approach that turns chaotic trading into a systematic one and allows you to grow rather than burn out on the very first pump.

#TradingTools101

Well... here we go again with the news. Again, hopes. And then everything goes back to normal.

The USA and China are talking about normalizing relations. Negotiations, visits, diplomatic smiles. Supposedly — a step towards stabilization, towards reducing tension. But in reality, everything is precarious. This is not friendship. This is a breather between strikes.

The economies are interdependent, yes. But there is no trust.
China is increasing its influence in Asia and Africa. The USA is strengthening alliances and exporting politics. Chips, rare earths, artificial intelligence, Taiwan — on each of these fronts, conflict simmers.

Prospects? Short term: yes, markets may take a slight breath. Long term: the global trend towards separating supply chains and technological autonomy will continue.

And that means — there will be more uncertainty. And more noise. More statements. More sanctions, subsidies, and blockades.

So don't be deluded. Normalization is just a pause.
And then — geopolitics again, stakes again, cold winds again. Only the smiles will be a bit more frequent. And even that — not for long.

#USChinaTradeTalks

When creating an order on Binance, you can include the fee in its volume. This means that the fee will be accounted for within the amount, rather than deducted on top. This is especially important when working with BTC, when you need to sell or buy exactly a certain amount.

How to enable it:

1. Open the Binance trading terminal (preferably in 'Advanced' mode).
2. Select a pair, for example BTC/USDT.
3. Under the amount input field, find the checkbox 'Include fee in order' and activate it.

Suppose you want to sell 1 BTC, and the fee is 0.1%.

* Without the checkbox, you will sell 1 BTC but receive money for 0.999 BTC.
* With the checkbox, Binance will place an order for 0.999 BTC — and you will receive exactly the value of 1 BTC including the fee.

This is especially useful for precise calculations and to avoid errors in volumes.

Also, check if the discount for paying fees in BNB is active — it will slightly improve the situation. At least something.

$BTC

Well, here comes summer... And Bitcoin is getting sadder and sadder. Some are waiting for a 'summer rally,' while others are waiting for reality. And reality, as always, is tough. Especially if you have hooves and stubbornly bought at the highs.

Why is a decline more likely than growth?

Firstly, liquidity. Summer is vacation season, not just for people but also for major players. Volumes are falling, volatility may increase, and the direction may not be in our favor. In a thin market, a large order is like a stone in a puddle: splashes in all directions.

Secondly, macroeconomics. Rates are not decreasing, inflation is not going away, and the markets are nervous. While the stock market is moving sideways, Bitcoin is in no hurry to rise — it has become too dependent on the 'big guys.' It’s not the same as it was in 2017.

Thirdly, miners are under pressure after the halving: costs have risen, revenues have fallen. They need to sell to survive. And that adds additional pressure on the price.

So... maybe it will grow. Someday. But for now, it doesn’t hurt to acknowledge the obvious: not every summer is a moonshot. Sometimes it’s just heat, dust, and a long sideways movement with a downward slope.

But you see... I’m just observing. Slowly. Stubbornly. With a wise look.

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Anonymity in cryptocurrencies is nothing more than an illusion. South Korea vividly demonstrates how governments can effectively control digital assets.

Starting from June 2025, new rules will come into effect in the country, tightening the requirements for customer identification (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML). Now all cryptocurrency transactions must go through a system of real names, and exchanges are required to provide detailed information about customers and their operations.

In addition, South Korea plans to regulate cross-border transactions with virtual assets. Companies involved in such operations will be required to register with the relevant authorities and report to the Central Bank monthly. These measures are aimed at combating financial crimes related to cryptocurrencies.

These steps show that even in the world of decentralized technologies, government agencies can establish strict frameworks.

If you still believe that cryptocurrencies provide complete anonymity, you should think again. Transparency is the new norm, and ignoring this fact could lead to serious consequences.
#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy

Candles on the chart are a history of struggle: buyers push the price up, sellers push it down. And one simple but powerful insight for beginners is that the shadow of the candle speaks more than the body.

Here’s an example: a long upper shadow and a small body at the bottom. This means that the price tried to rise, but was quickly pushed back down. Buyers couldn't keep up—and left the battlefield. Such a candle often signals a possible reversal downward.

This is called a “pin bar” or “rejection candle.” It works especially well if it appears after a rise and at a resistance level. Conversely, a long lower shadow after a decline may indicate an imminent reversal upward.

The insight is that it’s not always important where the candle closed. What matters is where it has been and how it finished the day. Look at the shadows. They show where the emotions were—fear, greed, panic. And the chart is primarily emotions, just in numbers.

The sooner you start to notice this—the less you will catch “entry at highs.”

#CryptoCharts101

One of the loudest mistakes in the history of crypto was made not by beginners, not by scammers, but by developers.

In 2017, a user wanted to remove one of the vulnerabilities in the Ethereum smart contract library Parity. Instead, he accidentally froze 513,774 ETH. At that time - over $150 million. Today - it even hurts to count. The mistake was simple: he became the owner of the smart contract and called the self-destruct function, not realizing the consequences. The money remained in the network, but access to it was lost forever.

Why is this important? Because even experienced individuals can make a critical mistake. Code does not forgive inattention, especially in a decentralized environment where there is no 'rollback' or 'technical support'.

Practical takeaway: always check addresses, contracts, amounts, networks, and actions, especially when working with DeFi. Test with small amounts. And never think that 'this will definitely work, as always'.

In crypto, everything works... until it doesn't.

#TradingMistakes101

Commissions. They are invisible, but they are always nearby. You open a deal - pay. You withdraw funds - pay. Even just transferring tokens - and pay again. At first, it seems like small things. Then you look at the transaction history - and realize how much you've lost 'little by little'.

If you are trading actively, enable commission display in orders. It's a simple setting, but it makes things much clearer. You gain an understanding: is it worth opening a deal with such a spread and fee? Especially on small volumes.

Sometimes, you choose an exchange only for convenience - and miss that its fees are one and a half to two times higher than the market. Or you don’t check which networks are available for withdrawal and accidentally pay $20 for a transaction that could have been done for $0.3 through another network.

Commissions won’t wipe out your deposit in a day. But they will definitely wear you down. And the worst part is that you quickly get used to them and stop noticing. But you should.

Oh... here we go again... the interest rates in Russia have been lowered. Now down to 20%. What does this mean? Well... in general, the ruble might weaken a bit again. Investors like it when the rate is high—they bring money into the ruble because it’s profitable. But now, if the rate is lower, it’s not so enticing... they might reach for the dollar again. Which means the dollar could rise. Sad.

And what about crypto, you ask? Well, you know... when things are shaky with the ruble and the dollar, people often run to bitcoin. Not because they’re having a good time, of course. Just because it... well, it seems... doesn’t depend on central banks. So yes—this might spark interest in crypto. But don’t expect fireworks—there will be volatility, nerves too.

For traders like us, caution won’t hurt. Such news doesn’t affect the market immediately. First panic, then a catch-up, then a correction. As usual... Ah... Everything flows, everything changes.

Well, hang in there. And don’t forget: stop-losses are your friends.

#CryptoSecurity101

$BTC Well, it's time to look into the future. And, as usual, it doesn't look bright.

Analysts are, of course, full of optimism. They predict that Bitcoin could reach $150,000, with some even talking about $225,000 by the end of 2025. They refer to historical cycles, institutional adoption, and a favorable regulatory environment. But we know how it goes.

Currently, Bitcoin is trading around $105,000, but it's already showing signs of volatility. Some forecasts indicate a possible drop to $85,000 due to the expiration of options worth $14 billion. June is traditionally not the best month for cryptocurrencies, and this might repeat itself.

The conflict between Trump and Musk adds uncertainty. While Trump promises pro-cryptocurrency policies, his feud with Musk could impact the market. Musk, known for his tweets, may again influence the price of Bitcoin, as he has done before.

So, despite all the forecasts, the future remains murky. As always, there is hope, but it is weak.

#TrumpVsMusk
Well, here we go again. Everything is not as it should be.

Once it seemed that crypto was a chance. Hope. Freedom. And now… just longing. Who would have thought that even here everything would come down to politics and ego.

Trump, as usual, is making noise. He says that Musk has betrayed him. That he supported him at first and then turned away. Musk, however, is also not silent — in his style, with memes, ironically, but essentially painfully. Two titans of the era, two egos… and in between them, as always, we. Ordinary traders. With charts, red candles, and empty wallets.

How will this affect the crypto world? It already is. One tweet — and the rate crashes. Another — and it rises again. And us? We sit. We guess. We suffer. Some believe that Musk will pump Doge again. Some fear that Trump will tighten the screws after the elections.

Everything is unstable. Everything is shaky. Perhaps crypto is still a reflection of life — chaos, disappointment, and a faint hint of hope… which is becoming harder to find.

But you hold on. Or… however it goes.

#CircleIPO
Circle, the issuer of the USDC stablecoin, has finally gone public. The IPO took place on June 5, 2025, on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker CRCL. The company raised $1.1 billion by selling 34 million shares at $31 each, giving it a valuation of around $8 billion considering all options.

Demand was insane — applications exceeded supply by 25 times. Institutions like ARK Investment and BlackRock snapped up shares like hotcakes.

For newcomers to crypto trading, this may seem like something distant. But in reality, this is an important signal. When companies like Circle enter traditional markets, it indicates that cryptocurrency is becoming part of the mainstream. This could lead to greater stability and transparency in the industry.

However, it is important to remember that even such events do not guarantee easy money. The market remains volatile, and the success of one company does not mean the entire sector will grow. So, as always, be cautious and do not succumb to the hype.

#TradingPairs101
Choosing a trading pair is a delicate, dreary, and at times hopeless affair. Especially for a newcomer. You look at the charts, everything seems to be moving, candles are jumping around, but when you enter — silence, like in a library at night. And then you sit there in a drawdown, wondering why it happened to you.

First of all — liquidity. Yes, yes, again. If the pair trades weakly, you can easily get in, but getting out is like trying to escape from a swamp. And no one will help you. So pay attention to volumes, the activity of the order book, and the spread. A narrow spread is at least some consolation.

Next — volatility. Not too wild, but not asleep either. Because if it’s completely calm — you’ll get stuck like an old order in the book. And if it’s too quick — it will sweep you away without a chance.

And, of course, the stability of the project itself. A coin without news, without a team, and without meaning — just a piece of code. Hoping that it will “explode” is like waiting for spring on Mars. It’s better to choose pairs with some kind of fundamentals.

In short, choosing a trading pair is like choosing an umbrella in November: everything seems the same, but one will still break first.

#Liquidity101
Well, liquidity. A great and sad force in the crypto market. Without it, everything falls apart. You trade, you buy, but in the order book... emptiness. The price flies away from you, like the last bus on a rainy evening. This is slippage — the price you pay for the illusion of movement.
Before entering a trade, I, of course, look at the volumes. But even volumes can deceive. I see what seems like millions in a day, but in reality — one whale swam by and left. It's better to look at the depth of the order book, the spreads, and also — how often the orders are updated. The less frequent, the harder it will be to exit without losses.
To reduce slippage, I have to split orders into parts. Or place limit orders and wait. And waiting is a whole different song. Sometimes the price leaves, and you remain. Alone, with a limit order and regret.
In general, liquidity is a capricious thing. You can't do without it, but it's also not that simple with it. Get used to it.