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#BigTechStablecoin **The interest of major tech companies in stable cryptocurrencies**

Major tech companies, such as Meta (Facebook), Google, and Amazon, see enormous potential in stable cryptocurrencies (*stablecoins*). These digital currencies, tied to stable assets like the dollar, offer security and efficiency in global transactions.

For tech companies, *stablecoins* represent an opportunity to innovate in digital payments, reduce costs of international transactions, and promote e-commerce. Meta already attempted this with Libra (now Diem), and although it faced regulations, it demonstrated the sector's interest.

Additionally, these companies seek to integrate cryptocurrencies into their ecosystems, from advertising to cloud services. With their infrastructure and global reach, tech companies could drive the mass adoption of *stablecoins*, as long as they overcome regulatory challenges. The future of digital finance could be in their hands.

$USDC **¿Qué es USDC y por qué es importante en el mundo cripto?**

USDC (USD Coin) es una **moneda estable** (stablecoin) respaldada por dólares estadounidenses, lo que significa que su valor está vinculado 1:1 con el USD. Esto la hace ideal para operar en criptomonedas sin sufrir la volatilidad típica de activos como Bitcoin o Ethereum.

Emitida por **Circle** y Coinbase bajo regulación financiera, USDC funciona en blockchains como Ethereum, Solana y Polygon, facilitando transacciones rápidas y económicas. Su transparencia —con reservas auditadas regularmente— la distingue de otras stablecoins.

USDC es clave para **trading, pagos globales y DeFi**, ofreciendo estabilidad y confianza. En un mercado volátil, se ha convertido en una herramienta esencial para inversores y desarrolladores.

#TradingPairs101 Cryptocurrency Trading Pairs:

Trading pairs allow you to trade one cryptocurrency against another or against a stablecoin like USDT. The idea is simple: buy low and sell high.

**Example with BTC/USDT:**
If the price of Bitcoin (BTC) is at **$105,000 USDT** and you believe it will rise, you buy it. If then BTC reaches **$110,000 USDT**, you sell it and make **$5,000 USDT** for each Bitcoin. If, on the other hand, you believe it will drop, you can sell BTC at $100,000 and buy it back cheaper (e.g., at $95,000), making a profit.

This strategy is popular because USDT maintains a stable value (1 USDT ≈ $1), which makes it easier to calculate profits. However, it's always important to analyze the market before trading.

#TrumpVsMusk **"Trump vs. Musk: The Duel of the Biggest Ego"**

In one corner, **Donald Trump**, the man who proclaimed himself "stable genius". In the other, **Elon Musk**, the guy who wants to colonize Mars but still hasn't solved the trolls on X. Who wins in this battle of narcissistic titans?

Trump promises **"to make America great again... again"**, while Musk tweets **cryptic memes** at 3 a.m. One wants a wall, the other, a hyperloop tunnel. Both believe they are the smartest on the planet (spoiler: they're not).

The verdict? **Technical tie.** Two egos, one universe: ours, which suffers. 🍿

$BTC **EMAs 20, 50 and 200 in BTC: Keys to Trading in 1D**

The **EMAs (Exponential Moving Averages)** are essential for analyzing Bitcoin. In daily charts, the **20, 50, and 200 periods** mark trends and critical levels:

- **EMA 20:** Immediate support/resistance. If BTC maintains it, the momentum is bullish; if it loses it, it may correct.
- **EMA 50:** Medium trend filter. A price above suggests strength; below, weakness.
- **EMA 200:** The "institutional support." If BTC respects it, the long-term trend remains intact.

Currently, if BTC **exceeds the EMA 20 with volume**, it could target key resistances. If it **breaks the EMA 200**, the outlook would be bearish.

**Conclusion:** These EMAs help confirm trends and make strategic decisions.

#Liquidity101 The Importance of Liquidity in Cryptocurrency Trading

Liquidity in cryptocurrencies refers to the ease of buying or selling an asset without affecting its price. For example, Bitcoin (BTC) has high liquidity: you can sell 1 BTC quickly near the market price. In contrast, a little-known altcoin may have low liquidity; selling a moderate amount could cause *slippage*, receiving less money than expected.

Markets with high liquidity (like Binance or Coinbase) offer tighter spreads and quick executions. For traders, this means lower costs and less risk. **Conclusion:** prioritize assets with good liquidity to trade efficiently.

#OrderTypes101 Types of Orders on Binance:

On Binance, traders can use different orders to optimize their operations:

1. **Market Order**: Immediate execution at the current price.
2. **Limit Order**: Buy/sell at a specific price.
3. **Stop-Loss**: Closes the position if the price falls to a certain level.
4. **Take-Profit**: Secures profits when reaching a target price.
5. **Stop-Limit**: Combines Stop-Loss and Limit Order for greater control.
6. **Trailing Stop**: Adjusts the Stop-Loss according to market trends.
7. **OCO (One Cancels the Other)**: Executes one order and automatically cancels the other.

These tools help manage risks and maximize profits in cryptocurrency trading. Master them to trade strategically! 🚀

#CEXvsDEX101 **What is better: CEX or DEX?**

Cryptocurrency exchanges are divided into two types: **CEX** (like Binance) and **DEX** (like Uniswap). The main difference is that in a **CEX**, a company controls the platform, while a **DEX** operates without an owner, using blockchain technology.

In a **CEX**, you need to register and leave your cryptos on the platform. In a **DEX**, you control your funds from your wallet (like MetaMask). **CEXs** are easier to use and have more liquidity, but **DEXs** offer more privacy and security.

If you want convenience, choose a **CEX**. If you prefer to have total control, a **DEX** is better.

#TradingTypes101 **Types of Trading in Financial Markets**

Trading is a financial activity that involves buying and selling assets with the aim of making profits. There are several types depending on the duration and strategy:

1. **Scalping**: Ultra-fast trades, with minimal but frequent gains (seconds or minutes).
2. **Day Trading**: Opening and closing positions on the same day, with no overnight exposure.
3. **Swing Trading**: Trades that last days or weeks, taking advantage of medium trends.
4. **Position Trading**: Long-term investments (months or years), based on fundamental analysis.
5. **Algorithmic Trading**: Use of automated programs to execute orders based on algorithms.

Each style requires different skills, capital, and risk management. Choosing the right one depends on the trader's profile.

My advice is to first prepare with a demo account, which Binance offers.

$BTC on a one-day chart shows a slight pullback in the 20-period EMA, if surpassed, the 0.61 Fibonacci point (drawn according to the last bullish impulse) comes next, this point is considered a trend reversal, which would deepen the price drop.

$BTC ready to reach its historical maximum, as we see in the monthly chart the cryptocurrency is less than $3000 away from this value, from that point everything is new. We will see how the market responds, normally in these scenarios assets tend to pull back after hitting resistance.

Update #ALPACA , yesterday I published that the token was oversold (it reached above 90 on the 14-period RSI) so the most prudent thing was to wait for the correction, which occurred emphatically. Now the asset is shaping a bullish crossover of the 20-200 EMAs, we will see if it executes? Remember that Binance announced that the cryptocurrency will be delisted.

On the overbuy #alpaca in a one-day chart, the current candle shows a crossover of 20-50 EMAs and a 14-period RSI above 90. For those who did not enter long, the most prudent move is to wait for the correction.

I don't understand why #binance doesn't have a 3H chart among its timeframes, neither in original nor tradingview, when this period can be considered medium for those of us who trade intraday. Sometimes there is an unusual impulse of an asset, and it turns out that on the 3-hour chart it is making a crossover or bounce. Then one has to open another page or tradingview app to confirm.