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"When you buy Bitcoin at $60K... and it actually goes up!"
💸💨 Me, sprinting toward financial freedom with sweaty palms and zero clue what's happening.
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"When I bought Bitcoin at $60K… and it suddenly goes up!"
💸💨 I am running toward financial freedom, sweaty but happy, even though I don't understand how it works.
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#BTC走势分析
#dream
"When you buy Bitcoin at $60K... and it actually goes up!"
💸💨 Me, sprinting toward financial freedom with sweaty palms and zero clue what's happening.
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"When I bought Bitcoin at $60K… and it suddenly goes up!"
💸💨 I am running toward financial freedom, sweaty but happy, even though I don't understand how it works.
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#BTC走势分析
#dream
#pocket #redpocket #redpocketgift #RedPacketMission #RED
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#$BTC
Here is a brief and concise forecast for #BTC (Bitcoin) for the current period (June 2025):
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📈 Current Situation (as of June 2025):
BTC is holding in the range of $65,000–$72,000
Fundamentally: Interest in ETFs, the upcoming elections in the USA, and expectations regarding the Federal Reserve's rates support the market
Technically: After the halving (in April), the market shows signs of consolidation with potential for an upward breakout
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🔮 Forecast for the coming weeks (not financial advice):
Scenario Probability Description
🔵 Bullish Average Breakout above $72K → target $80K+ with support from volumes and positive news
🟠 Sideways High Range of $65K–$72K until macroeconomic clarity
🔴 Bearish Low Breakdown below $60K with negative news from regulators or macro
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📌 What to pay attention to:
News from the Federal Reserve and inflation (CPI)
Data on ETF inflows
Whale activity and volumes on exchanges
Volumes in stablecoins (USDT, USDC)
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If you want, I can perform a technical analysis on the chart if you send a screenshot or specify the exchange and timeframe.
Here is a brief and concise forecast for #BTC (Bitcoin) for the current period (June 2025):
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📈 Current Situation (as of June 2025):
BTC is holding in the range of $65,000–$72,000
Fundamentally: Interest in ETFs, the upcoming elections in the USA, and expectations regarding the Federal Reserve's rates support the market
Technically: After the halving (in April), the market shows signs of consolidation with potential for an upward breakout
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🔮 Forecast for the coming weeks (not financial advice):
Scenario Probability Description
🔵 Bullish Average Breakout above $72K → target $80K+ with support from volumes and positive news
🟠 Sideways High Range of $65K–$72K until macroeconomic clarity
🔴 Bearish Low Breakdown below $60K with negative news from regulators or macro
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📌 What to pay attention to:
News from the Federal Reserve and inflation (CPI)
Data on ETF inflows
Whale activity and volumes on exchanges
Volumes in stablecoins (USDT, USDC)
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If you want, I can perform a technical analysis on the chart if you send a screenshot or specify the exchange and timeframe.
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😄
Here is a short and clear text about unsuccessful trading:
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🎢 Unsuccessful trading is an experience that almost every beginner goes through. The pursuit of quick profits, trading without a strategy, emotions, and overestimating one's abilities—all of this leads to losses. Often, a trader buys 'at the highs,' succumbing to FOMO, and sells 'at the lows' out of fear of losing everything.
Many start off successfully but then lose discipline: they enter trades without stop-loss, average down on losses, and invest their entire amount. As a result, the account gets wiped out. It hurts—but it is these mistakes that shape a true trader.
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💡 Conclusion: Failures are part of the journey. The main thing is to learn from them, not to repeat them. Without risk, there is no growth, but without control, there is no chance of success.
Here is a short and clear text about unsuccessful trading:
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🎢 Unsuccessful trading is an experience that almost every beginner goes through. The pursuit of quick profits, trading without a strategy, emotions, and overestimating one's abilities—all of this leads to losses. Often, a trader buys 'at the highs,' succumbing to FOMO, and sells 'at the lows' out of fear of losing everything.
Many start off successfully but then lose discipline: they enter trades without stop-loss, average down on losses, and invest their entire amount. As a result, the account gets wiped out. It hurts—but it is these mistakes that shape a true trader.
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💡 Conclusion: Failures are part of the journey. The main thing is to learn from them, not to repeat them. Without risk, there is no growth, but without control, there is no chance of success.
Today's PNL
2025-06-07
-$0.09
-1.85%
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#CryptoSecurity101
Here is a basic guide #CryptoSecurity101 — how to protect yourself in the world of crypto:
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🔐 1. Keep the keys yourself
> Not your keys — not your crypto.
Use non-custodial wallets (for example, MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Ledger).
Never store large amounts on an exchange.
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🧾 2. Write down the seed phrase offline
12/24 words = access to all your funds.
Do not take screenshots. Do not store in the cloud.
Write it down on paper or keep it in metal safes (seed metal backup).
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👀 3. Beware of phishing
Check links to websites (especially clones of exchanges and wallets).
Never enter the seed on websites.
Use bookmarks for important resources.
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🛡 4. Connect hardware wallets
Ledger, Trezor, etc. — your crypto is in cold storage.
They sign transactions offline — protection against hacking.
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🔄 5. Check permissions (Token Approvals)
Especially after using DeFi or DEX.
Use sites like revoke.cash to revoke unnecessary permissions.
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🔥 6. Never:
Trust "support" in Telegram
Send tokens to strangers
Believe in "airdrops" asking to pay a "fee"
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✅ Conclusion:
Security = responsibility. In crypto, you are your own bank — and your own guard.
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Here is a basic guide #CryptoSecurity101 — how to protect yourself in the world of crypto:
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🔐 1. Keep the keys yourself
> Not your keys — not your crypto.
Use non-custodial wallets (for example, MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Ledger).
Never store large amounts on an exchange.
---
🧾 2. Write down the seed phrase offline
12/24 words = access to all your funds.
Do not take screenshots. Do not store in the cloud.
Write it down on paper or keep it in metal safes (seed metal backup).
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👀 3. Beware of phishing
Check links to websites (especially clones of exchanges and wallets).
Never enter the seed on websites.
Use bookmarks for important resources.
---
🛡 4. Connect hardware wallets
Ledger, Trezor, etc. — your crypto is in cold storage.
They sign transactions offline — protection against hacking.
---
🔄 5. Check permissions (Token Approvals)
Especially after using DeFi or DEX.
Use sites like revoke.cash to revoke unnecessary permissions.
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🔥 6. Never:
Trust "support" in Telegram
Send tokens to strangers
Believe in "airdrops" asking to pay a "fee"
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✅ Conclusion:
Security = responsibility. In crypto, you are your own bank — and your own guard.
Want
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#TradingPairs101
Here is a brief guide #TradingPairs101 — what trading pairs are and how they work:
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🔄 What is a trading pair?
A trading pair shows which asset you are buying and what you are paying for it.
Format: BASE/QUOTE → BTC/USDT = you are buying BTC for USDT.
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📌 Examples of popular pairs:
BTC/USDT — buying bitcoin for a stablecoin
ETH/BTC — buying ether for bitcoin
SOL/ETH — buying Solana for Ethereum
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🧠 What is important to understand:
Base currency (BASE) — what you are buying
Quote currency (QUOTE) — what you are paying with
The price shows how much quote currency is needed for 1 unit of the base currency
Example:
BTC/USDT = 67,000 → 1 BTC costs 67,000 USDT
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🔁 Types of pairs:
Crypto-fiat
Here is a brief guide #TradingPairs101 — what trading pairs are and how they work:
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🔄 What is a trading pair?
A trading pair shows which asset you are buying and what you are paying for it.
Format: BASE/QUOTE → BTC/USDT = you are buying BTC for USDT.
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📌 Examples of popular pairs:
BTC/USDT — buying bitcoin for a stablecoin
ETH/BTC — buying ether for bitcoin
SOL/ETH — buying Solana for Ethereum
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🧠 What is important to understand:
Base currency (BASE) — what you are buying
Quote currency (QUOTE) — what you are paying with
The price shows how much quote currency is needed for 1 unit of the base currency
Example:
BTC/USDT = 67,000 → 1 BTC costs 67,000 USDT
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🔁 Types of pairs:
Crypto-fiat
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#Liquidity101
Here’s a clear guide #Liquidity101 — what liquidity is in the world of trading and crypto:
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💧 What is liquidity?
Liquidity is how easily and quickly an asset can be bought or sold without significantly changing its price.
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🟢 High liquidity
Many buyers and sellers
The spread (the difference between the buying and selling price) is small
Transactions happen quickly and at fair prices
Example: BTC/USDT on Binance
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🔴 Low liquidity
Few market participants
Large spread
Price can jump sharply during a large transaction
Example: New token on DEX without volume
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💡 Why is this important:
For traders: low liquidity = slippage risk (you bought/sold at a worse price)
For projects: without liquidity — the token is “dead”
For investors: you can lose
Here’s a clear guide #Liquidity101 — what liquidity is in the world of trading and crypto:
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💧 What is liquidity?
Liquidity is how easily and quickly an asset can be bought or sold without significantly changing its price.
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🟢 High liquidity
Many buyers and sellers
The spread (the difference between the buying and selling price) is small
Transactions happen quickly and at fair prices
Example: BTC/USDT on Binance
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🔴 Low liquidity
Few market participants
Large spread
Price can jump sharply during a large transaction
Example: New token on DEX without volume
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💡 Why is this important:
For traders: low liquidity = slippage risk (you bought/sold at a worse price)
For projects: without liquidity — the token is “dead”
For investors: you can lose
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#OrderTypes101
Here is a brief guide #OrderTypes101 — the main types of orders that every trader should know:
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🟢 1. Market Order
What it does: Buys/sells at the current market price.
Pros: Instant execution.
Cons: Not always the best price (especially in low liquidity).
✅ Used when speed is important.
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🟡 2. Limit Order
What it does: Buys/sells at a specified price or better.
Pros: Control over entry/exit price.
Cons: May not be executed.
✅ Suitable for planned entries and exits.
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🔴 3. Stop Order
What it does: Activates a market order when a certain price is reached.
Pros: Protection against losses (stop-loss) or securing profits (stop-buy).
✅ Used for automatic capital protection.
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🟠 4. Stop-Limit Order
What it does: Combines stop and limit.
Example: If the price falls to $100 (stop), a sell order is placed at $99 (limit).
✅ For advanced risk and execution control.
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Here is a brief guide #OrderTypes101 — the main types of orders that every trader should know:
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🟢 1. Market Order
What it does: Buys/sells at the current market price.
Pros: Instant execution.
Cons: Not always the best price (especially in low liquidity).
✅ Used when speed is important.
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🟡 2. Limit Order
What it does: Buys/sells at a specified price or better.
Pros: Control over entry/exit price.
Cons: May not be executed.
✅ Suitable for planned entries and exits.
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🔴 3. Stop Order
What it does: Activates a market order when a certain price is reached.
Pros: Protection against losses (stop-loss) or securing profits (stop-buy).
✅ Used for automatic capital protection.
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🟠 4. Stop-Limit Order
What it does: Combines stop and limit.
Example: If the price falls to $100 (stop), a sell order is placed at $99 (limit).
✅ For advanced risk and execution control.
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🧠 **And
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#CEXvsDEX101
Here's a brief guide #CEXvsDEX101 — the differences between centralized and decentralized crypto exchanges:
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🏦 CEX (Centralized Exchange) — centralized exchange
Examples: Binance, Bybit, Kraken, Coinbase
🔹 Pros:
User-friendly interface
High liquidity
Fast transactions
Support for fiat currencies
Customer support
🔸 Cons:
Storing funds on the exchange (risk of hacking)
Verification (KYC)
Centralized control
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🌐 DEX (Decentralized Exchange) — decentralized exchange
Examples: Uniswap, PancakeSwap, dYdX
🔹 Pros:
No KYC — complete anonymity
You control your funds (self-custody)
Transparent smart contracts
Anyone can create a token
🔸 Cons:
Lower liquidity (depending on the token)
Interface is more complicated for beginners
Risks of scam tokens
No support
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🧠 Conclusion:
CEX — for beginners, convenience, and fiat
DEX — for advanced users, anonymity, and decentralization
Would you like me to make a visual table or comparison for your presentation/post?
Here's a brief guide #CEXvsDEX101 — the differences between centralized and decentralized crypto exchanges:
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🏦 CEX (Centralized Exchange) — centralized exchange
Examples: Binance, Bybit, Kraken, Coinbase
🔹 Pros:
User-friendly interface
High liquidity
Fast transactions
Support for fiat currencies
Customer support
🔸 Cons:
Storing funds on the exchange (risk of hacking)
Verification (KYC)
Centralized control
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🌐 DEX (Decentralized Exchange) — decentralized exchange
Examples: Uniswap, PancakeSwap, dYdX
🔹 Pros:
No KYC — complete anonymity
You control your funds (self-custody)
Transparent smart contracts
Anyone can create a token
🔸 Cons:
Lower liquidity (depending on the token)
Interface is more complicated for beginners
Risks of scam tokens
No support
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🧠 Conclusion:
CEX — for beginners, convenience, and fiat
DEX — for advanced users, anonymity, and decentralization
Would you like me to make a visual table or comparison for your presentation/post?
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#TradingTypes101
Here is a brief and clear guide "Trading Types 101" — the main types of trading that a beginner should know:
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🔹 1. Day Trading
Essence: Opening and closing trades within one day.
Goal: To earn from short-term price movements.
Requires: Quick decisions, time, and constant monitoring of charts.
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🔹 2. Scalping
Essence: Multiple trades throughout the day, each lasting minutes or even seconds.
Goal: Small profit from each trade → total income.
Requires: High concentration and low trading fees.
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🔹 3. Swing Trading
Essence: Trades are held from several days to weeks.
Goal: To catch the "wave" of price movement (trends).
Suitable for: Those who do not want to trade every day.
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🔹 4. Position Trading
Essence: Long-term trades (weeks, months, sometimes years).
Goal: To profit from large market movements.
Requires: Patience and fundamental analysis.
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🔹 5. Algorithmic Trading
Essence: Automated trading using bots and scripts.
Suitable for: Those who can program and analyze data.
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Would you like me to create a comparison table or help you choose a style based on your level and goals?
Here is a brief and clear guide "Trading Types 101" — the main types of trading that a beginner should know:
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🔹 1. Day Trading
Essence: Opening and closing trades within one day.
Goal: To earn from short-term price movements.
Requires: Quick decisions, time, and constant monitoring of charts.
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🔹 2. Scalping
Essence: Multiple trades throughout the day, each lasting minutes or even seconds.
Goal: Small profit from each trade → total income.
Requires: High concentration and low trading fees.
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🔹 3. Swing Trading
Essence: Trades are held from several days to weeks.
Goal: To catch the "wave" of price movement (trends).
Suitable for: Those who do not want to trade every day.
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🔹 4. Position Trading
Essence: Long-term trades (weeks, months, sometimes years).
Goal: To profit from large market movements.
Requires: Patience and fundamental analysis.
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🔹 5. Algorithmic Trading
Essence: Automated trading using bots and scripts.
Suitable for: Those who can program and analyze data.
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Would you like me to create a comparison table or help you choose a style based on your level and goals?
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#TrumpVsMusk
Evaluating coins like Trump Coin (and other political or meme tokens) requires caution. Here’s a brief breakdown:
📈 Pros:
High volatility — one can profit from speculation.
Viral potential — news related to Trump can sharply increase the price.
Community support — the coin may have an active community.
⚠️ Cons:
No real value — often there is no project or technology behind the token.
Scam risks — cases of 'pump-and-dump' schemes are not uncommon.
Dependency on an external figure — all value relies on Trump’s name, which is an unstable foundation.
💬 Conclusion:
Trump Coin is a speculative asset, not an investment. It can be seen as a short-term bet on hype, but not as a reliable long-term tool. It is only suitable for those who are aware of the risk of losing everything.
Evaluating coins like Trump Coin (and other political or meme tokens) requires caution. Here’s a brief breakdown:
📈 Pros:
High volatility — one can profit from speculation.
Viral potential — news related to Trump can sharply increase the price.
Community support — the coin may have an active community.
⚠️ Cons:
No real value — often there is no project or technology behind the token.
Scam risks — cases of 'pump-and-dump' schemes are not uncommon.
Dependency on an external figure — all value relies on Trump’s name, which is an unstable foundation.
💬 Conclusion:
Trump Coin is a speculative asset, not an investment. It can be seen as a short-term bet on hype, but not as a reliable long-term tool. It is only suitable for those who are aware of the risk of losing everything.
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Subscribe to see how I invest! Market Pullback Spot trading on Binance is simple. First, sign up and verify your account. Then, deposit money or crypto into your wallet. Go to the "Trade" tab and choose "Spot." Search for the coin pair you want to trade, like BTC/USDT. Choose "Buy" or "Sell" based on your plan. Enter the amount and select a "Market" or "Limit" order. A market order buys or sells instantly, while a limit order waits for your set price. Confirm the trade, and your balance updates. You can view your trades in the "Orders" section. Always trade carefully and understand the risks.
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#BTC Changpeng Zhao (CZ) from Binance burns some of the best meme coins, such as Tutorial (TUT) and Brocolli (BROCCO). He also asked the crypto community not to send him any more tokens. The pre-sale of Meme Index concluded with over $4.4 million raised, and now MEMEX is trading on leading DEX.
Meme coins thrive on hype, and prices often soar when a public figure mentions or endorses them. That’s why cryptocurrency founders like Changpeng Zhao, Vitalik Buterin, or Charles Hoskinson from Cardano avoid mentioning or supporting trending meme coins. Lessons can be learned from Elon Musk's interaction with Dogecoin and the subsequent $1 billion lawsuit over claims for damages and accusations of pump and dump.
Meme coins thrive on hype, and prices often soar when a public figure mentions or endorses them. That’s why cryptocurrency founders like Changpeng Zhao, Vitalik Buterin, or Charles Hoskinson from Cardano avoid mentioning or supporting trending meme coins. Lessons can be learned from Elon Musk's interaction with Dogecoin and the subsequent $1 billion lawsuit over claims for damages and accusations of pump and dump.
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One Wallet, One Journey: Bhutan and Binance Pay Launch World’s First National Tourism Payment System
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https://www.binance.com/en/square/hashtag/moonbix?utm_source=tg-game&utm_campaign=tg-game-moon-bixChangpeng Zhao (CZ) from Binance burns some of the best meme coins, such as Tutorial (TUT) and Broccoli (BROCCO). He also asked the crypto community not to send him more tokens. The presale of Meme Index concluded with over $4.4 million raised, and now MEMEX is trading on leading DEX.
Meme coins thrive on hype, and prices often soar when a public figure mentions or endorses them. That’s why cryptocurrency founders like Changpeng Zhao, Vitalik Buterin, or Charles Hoskinson from Cardano avoid mentioning or supporting trending meme coins. Lessons can be learned from Elon Musk's interaction with Dogecoin and the subsequent $1 billion lawsuit over claims for damages and allegations of pump and dump.
One Wallet, One Journey: Bhutan and Binance Pay Launch World’s First National Tourism Payment System
https://s.binance.com/O6TDhFRE BPMNL0SJBV
https://www.binance.com/en/square/hashtag/moonbix?utm_source=tg-game&utm_campaign=tg-game-moon-bixChangpeng Zhao (CZ) from Binance burns some of the best meme coins, such as Tutorial (TUT) and Broccoli (BROCCO). He also asked the crypto community not to send him more tokens. The presale of Meme Index concluded with over $4.4 million raised, and now MEMEX is trading on leading DEX.
Meme coins thrive on hype, and prices often soar when a public figure mentions or endorses them. That’s why cryptocurrency founders like Changpeng Zhao, Vitalik Buterin, or Charles Hoskinson from Cardano avoid mentioning or supporting trending meme coins. Lessons can be learned from Elon Musk's interaction with Dogecoin and the subsequent $1 billion lawsuit over claims for damages and allegations of pump and dump.
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Changpeng Zhao (CZ) burns meme-coins: what is CZ Binance's plan?
Staying cautious, Changpeng Zhao, the founder of Binance, recently sent meme-coins worth millions of dollars to the incinerator.
This move resulted in price increases and highlighted his conscious choice to avoid involvement with meme-coins and the potential risks they pose to holders.
In a post on X, Zhao stated that he manually burned these meme-coins instead of using AI-based solutions that had not been security-checked.
According to Arkham, the founder of Binance burned Tutorial (TUT) and Broccoli (BROCCO) tokens worth a total of $1.9 million.
Staying cautious, Changpeng Zhao, the founder of Binance, recently sent meme-coins worth millions of dollars to the incinerator.
This move resulted in price increases and highlighted his conscious choice to avoid involvement with meme-coins and the potential risks they pose to holders.
In a post on X, Zhao stated that he manually burned these meme-coins instead of using AI-based solutions that had not been security-checked.
According to Arkham, the founder of Binance burned Tutorial (TUT) and Broccoli (BROCCO) tokens worth a total of $1.9 million.
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