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🚨🚨🚨 TECH ALERT IN ETHEREUM!
#CircleIPO
🧬 Experts warn: EIP-7702 could turn crypto wallets into a digital time bomb.
🛠️ What is happening with EIP-7702?
The founder of SlowMist, Yu Jian, has issued a direct warning on X regarding the implementation of EIP-7702, one of the most ambitious proposals in the evolution of the Ethereum ecosystem.
Innovation or attack vector? EIP-7702 jeopardizes the security of wallets on Ethereum.
⚠️ Critical points according to Yu Jian:
🔐 Extreme risk: If wallets implement EIP-7702 as expected, over 99% of transactions could become vulnerable!
🧬 Experts warn: EIP-7702 could turn crypto wallets into a digital time bomb.
🛠️ What is happening with EIP-7702?
The founder of SlowMist, Yu Jian, has issued a direct warning on X regarding the implementation of EIP-7702, one of the most ambitious proposals in the evolution of the Ethereum ecosystem.
Innovation or attack vector? EIP-7702 jeopardizes the security of wallets on Ethereum.
⚠️ Critical points according to Yu Jian:
🔐 Extreme risk: If wallets implement EIP-7702 as expected, over 99% of transactions could become vulnerable!
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🚨🚨🚨#AlertHow to Stay Safe from Reverse P2P Scams
#SCAMalerts
P2P (peer-to-peer) scammers have found a clever trick: they pay you, then tell your bank that the transaction was "unauthorized," causing the bank to reverse the payment. This can cost you both your money and create major problems for your account.
It is important to know who you do P2P with
Here's a simple defense plan:
Set up a separate bank account just for P2P business
Never use your primary bank account for P2P transactions. Instead, open a separate account dedicated solely to receiving P2P payments.
P2P (peer-to-peer) scammers have found a clever trick: they pay you, then tell your bank that the transaction was "unauthorized," causing the bank to reverse the payment. This can cost you both your money and create major problems for your account.
It is important to know who you do P2P with
Here's a simple defense plan:
Set up a separate bank account just for P2P business
Never use your primary bank account for P2P transactions. Instead, open a separate account dedicated solely to receiving P2P payments.
Venezuela Faces Sanctions, Not Crisis: Maduro’s Strategy and Global Crypto Parallels
#BinanceBlockchainWeek
Beyond the narrative of “economic collapse”
While mainstream media often frames Venezuela’s situation as an economic crisis, officials in Caracas argue that the nation’s challenges stem primarily from U.S. and European sanctions. President Nicolás Maduro has repeatedly emphasized that the state of Venezuela’s economy is a direct consequence of external financial blockades, not internal collapse.
Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel Prize-winning economist, has stated:
“Sanctions often serve as collective punishment, distorting economies and undermining sovereignty, rather than resolving conflicts.”
Maduro’s balancing act: peace and resilience
Despite geopolitical tensions, Maduro has maintained regional peace and internal governance. His administration claims to have dismantled mafias attempting to destabilize the social order, projecting Venezuela as a state resisting external intimidation.
Political analyst Mark Weisbrot adds:
“Venezuela’s resilience highlights how governments under sanctions develop alternative systems of trade and finance to survive.”
U.S. intimidation and “nerves of steel”
The confrontation with U.S. President Donald Trump, marked by aggressive rhetoric and pressure, has been described by Venezuelan officials as an era of intimidation. Maduro’s response has been characterized by what his supporters call “nerves of iron” —a strategy of endurance, adaptation, and international alliances, particularly with Russia, China, and Iran.
Lessons for the crypto economy
This narrative mirrors a familiar story within the crypto ecosystem: resistance against centralized power structures. Just as Venezuela seeks independence from U.S. financial dominance, cryptocurrencies represent a decentralized hedge against monetary control.
Bitcoin symbolizes resistance against inflationary fiat systems.Ethereum empowers alternative finance through DeFi.XRP offers cross-border solutions less vulnerable to sanctions.
For traders, the Venezuelan case underscores how blockade-driven economies innovate out of necessity —a concept aligned with the survivalist DNA of crypto itself.
Key Question for Readers
👉 Could Venezuela’s sanction-driven economic adaptations mirror the rise of cryptocurrencies as tools of financial independence?
Beyond the narrative of “economic collapse”
While mainstream media often frames Venezuela’s situation as an economic crisis, officials in Caracas argue that the nation’s challenges stem primarily from U.S. and European sanctions. President Nicolás Maduro has repeatedly emphasized that the state of Venezuela’s economy is a direct consequence of external financial blockades, not internal collapse.
Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel Prize-winning economist, has stated:
“Sanctions often serve as collective punishment, distorting economies and undermining sovereignty, rather than resolving conflicts.”
Maduro’s balancing act: peace and resilience
Despite geopolitical tensions, Maduro has maintained regional peace and internal governance. His administration claims to have dismantled mafias attempting to destabilize the social order, projecting Venezuela as a state resisting external intimidation.
Political analyst Mark Weisbrot adds:
“Venezuela’s resilience highlights how governments under sanctions develop alternative systems of trade and finance to survive.”
U.S. intimidation and “nerves of steel”
The confrontation with U.S. President Donald Trump, marked by aggressive rhetoric and pressure, has been described by Venezuelan officials as an era of intimidation. Maduro’s response has been characterized by what his supporters call “nerves of iron” —a strategy of endurance, adaptation, and international alliances, particularly with Russia, China, and Iran.
Lessons for the crypto economy
This narrative mirrors a familiar story within the crypto ecosystem: resistance against centralized power structures. Just as Venezuela seeks independence from U.S. financial dominance, cryptocurrencies represent a decentralized hedge against monetary control.
Bitcoin symbolizes resistance against inflationary fiat systems.Ethereum empowers alternative finance through DeFi.XRP offers cross-border solutions less vulnerable to sanctions.
For traders, the Venezuelan case underscores how blockade-driven economies innovate out of necessity —a concept aligned with the survivalist DNA of crypto itself.
Key Question for Readers
👉 Could Venezuela’s sanction-driven economic adaptations mirror the rise of cryptocurrencies as tools of financial independence?
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But what are you saying? Which crisis? Be objective my friend, and stop alarming the Crypto ecosystem! Be careful that you get banned.
The Venezuelan economic crisis, marked by hyperinflation and the devaluation of the bolívar, has driven the population to seek alternatives to protect their money. One of the most used is Tether (USDT), a stable cryptocurrency linked to the dollar.
Use of Tether in Venezuela
Savings: many exchange bolívares for USDT to avoid loss of value.
Payments and remittances: allows sending and receiving money from abroad quickly and at low cost.
Commerce: some businesses and freelancers accept it as a form of payment.
Advantages
Stability against the bolívar.
Fast and global transactions.
Accessible from a mobile phone.
Risks
Dependence on digital platforms.
Lack of clear regulation.
Possible questions about Tether's backing.
Conclusion
USDT has become a safe haven for value in Venezuela, offering stability and ease of use in an economic crisis environment, although with challenges in security and regulation.
Use of Tether in Venezuela
Savings: many exchange bolívares for USDT to avoid loss of value.
Payments and remittances: allows sending and receiving money from abroad quickly and at low cost.
Commerce: some businesses and freelancers accept it as a form of payment.
Advantages
Stability against the bolívar.
Fast and global transactions.
Accessible from a mobile phone.
Risks
Dependence on digital platforms.
Lack of clear regulation.
Possible questions about Tether's backing.
Conclusion
USDT has become a safe haven for value in Venezuela, offering stability and ease of use in an economic crisis environment, although with challenges in security and regulation.
Eleven Nations Abandon the US Dollar in Trade, Reshaping Global Currency Power
#BinanceBlockchainWeek
A historic shift in global finance
In a dramatic geopolitical and economic move, eleven countries have officially abandoned the US dollar for international trade operations, signaling a collective attempt to redefine their monetary independence. This shift, aimed at reducing dependency on the dollar and strengthening domestic currencies, represents one of the most significant financial realignments of the decade.
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, recently stated:
“The growing tendency of nations to diversify away from the dollar is not merely symbolic. It reflects a strategic recalibration of power in global finance.”
Why nations are moving away from the dollar
For decades, the US dollar has served as the dominant currency in global trade, but its influence has come under pressure due to:
Sanction risks weaponizing the dollar system.Inflationary concerns linked to US fiscal policies.A rising push for multipolarity, as countries seek fairer valuation of their own currencies.
According to economist Nouriel Roubini, this could accelerate the “de-dollarization” trend as digital currencies and alternative trade mechanisms emerge.
Implications for cryptocurrency markets
The weakening monopoly of the dollar presents a unique opportunity for digital assets. Stablecoins pegged to alternative currencies and blockchain-based settlement systems may benefit. Bitcoin and Ethereum, already regarded as “digital safe havens,” could strengthen their narrative as hedges against fiat volatility.
Ripple’s XRP also stands out, with its infrastructure tailored for cross-border liquidity without reliance on a single national currency. Analysts argue this could position XRP as a direct beneficiary of a fragmented global FX system.
Lessons for the crypto ecosystem
Just as sovereign states diversify reserves, crypto traders and institutions are reminded of the importance of hedging against systemic risks. The transition away from the dollar echoes the same logic of diversification that drives adoption of decentralized finance.
Key Question for Readers
👉 Could the decline of the dollar as a trade standard accelerate global adoption of cryptocurrencies as neutral settlement assets?
$XRP
A historic shift in global finance
In a dramatic geopolitical and economic move, eleven countries have officially abandoned the US dollar for international trade operations, signaling a collective attempt to redefine their monetary independence. This shift, aimed at reducing dependency on the dollar and strengthening domestic currencies, represents one of the most significant financial realignments of the decade.
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, recently stated:
“The growing tendency of nations to diversify away from the dollar is not merely symbolic. It reflects a strategic recalibration of power in global finance.”
Why nations are moving away from the dollar
For decades, the US dollar has served as the dominant currency in global trade, but its influence has come under pressure due to:
Sanction risks weaponizing the dollar system.Inflationary concerns linked to US fiscal policies.A rising push for multipolarity, as countries seek fairer valuation of their own currencies.
According to economist Nouriel Roubini, this could accelerate the “de-dollarization” trend as digital currencies and alternative trade mechanisms emerge.
Implications for cryptocurrency markets
The weakening monopoly of the dollar presents a unique opportunity for digital assets. Stablecoins pegged to alternative currencies and blockchain-based settlement systems may benefit. Bitcoin and Ethereum, already regarded as “digital safe havens,” could strengthen their narrative as hedges against fiat volatility.
Ripple’s XRP also stands out, with its infrastructure tailored for cross-border liquidity without reliance on a single national currency. Analysts argue this could position XRP as a direct beneficiary of a fragmented global FX system.
Lessons for the crypto ecosystem
Just as sovereign states diversify reserves, crypto traders and institutions are reminded of the importance of hedging against systemic risks. The transition away from the dollar echoes the same logic of diversification that drives adoption of decentralized finance.
Key Question for Readers
👉 Could the decline of the dollar as a trade standard accelerate global adoption of cryptocurrencies as neutral settlement assets?
$XRP
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Try not to alarm the ecosystem, because you can get banned. Be more objective.
Tether may block funds in USDT from Venezuela, alerts the community
Venezuela explores the use of USDT, but its dependence on a centralized stablecoin exposes its funds to a critical risk of blockage.
Reports about the use of tether (USDT) by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) to manage funds sparked debate in the cryptocurrency community.
Can Tether Limited, the company behind this stablecoin, freeze the assets of a sanctioned government?
This question also resonates concerning the funds of citizens.
While Venezuelans adopt USDT as a refuge from inflation, the risks of depending on a centralized system raise concerns.
The sanctions imposed by the United States and other countries have restricted Venezuela's access to the global financial system, complicating transactions such as payments for oil exports.
In this context, reports from specialists and media outlets like Reuters suggest that the BCV or government entities may be using USDT, a stablecoin designed to maintain a 1:1 peg with the US dollar, as an alternative to move funds in a global digital environment.
However, the possibility that Tether Limited, the issuing company, can freeze these assets raises serious doubts about the viability of this strategy.
Unlike decentralized networks like Bitcoin, USDT is a token that operates on networks like Ethereum and Tron, but its control is centralized.
Tether can include addresses on a blacklist through functions in its smart contracts, known as "freeze" or "blacklist," which prevent the movement of associated funds.
Not to mention, in July, Tether blocked addresses related to illicit activities, demonstrating its ability to intervene in the digital ecosystem.
Similarly, Circle, the issuer of USDC, the stablecoin with the highest market capitalization after USDT, halted funds this year related to the Libra case under investigation.
Venezuela explores the use of USDT, but its dependence on a centralized stablecoin exposes its funds to a critical risk of blockage.
Reports about the use of tether (USDT) by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) to manage funds sparked debate in the cryptocurrency community.
Can Tether Limited, the company behind this stablecoin, freeze the assets of a sanctioned government?
This question also resonates concerning the funds of citizens.
While Venezuelans adopt USDT as a refuge from inflation, the risks of depending on a centralized system raise concerns.
The sanctions imposed by the United States and other countries have restricted Venezuela's access to the global financial system, complicating transactions such as payments for oil exports.
In this context, reports from specialists and media outlets like Reuters suggest that the BCV or government entities may be using USDT, a stablecoin designed to maintain a 1:1 peg with the US dollar, as an alternative to move funds in a global digital environment.
However, the possibility that Tether Limited, the issuing company, can freeze these assets raises serious doubts about the viability of this strategy.
Unlike decentralized networks like Bitcoin, USDT is a token that operates on networks like Ethereum and Tron, but its control is centralized.
Tether can include addresses on a blacklist through functions in its smart contracts, known as "freeze" or "blacklist," which prevent the movement of associated funds.
Not to mention, in July, Tether blocked addresses related to illicit activities, demonstrating its ability to intervene in the digital ecosystem.
Similarly, Circle, the issuer of USDC, the stablecoin with the highest market capitalization after USDT, halted funds this year related to the Libra case under investigation.
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Make a dual investment that lasts exactly 14 days, or it's the minimum! There you can achieve a return of approximately 3.5 to 4$ .
#venezuela I want to share a way to collect cash with Binance and earn some returns while easing the burden on my wallet.
When I make a purchase through cash, I always ensure to have the total amount for the first installment (pay the initial amount in the store and have the funds to pay the first installment that the platform charges you in 15 days).
With the amount of the first installment, which would be, for example, $20, what I do is transfer that amount to Binance through the p2p market (if I have $20 at BCV, when I transfer it to Binance, I would have around $14, depending on how the exchange rate from bs to usdt is that day).
What I do is keep that money for those 15 days, and since the prices of usdt in bs tend to rise, by the time those 15 days have passed, I sell it for more than I bought it. This allows me to withdraw my initial $20, pay cash, and keep something, which I can use to either go through the process again or reinvest in the platform.
$BNB
When I make a purchase through cash, I always ensure to have the total amount for the first installment (pay the initial amount in the store and have the funds to pay the first installment that the platform charges you in 15 days).
With the amount of the first installment, which would be, for example, $20, what I do is transfer that amount to Binance through the p2p market (if I have $20 at BCV, when I transfer it to Binance, I would have around $14, depending on how the exchange rate from bs to usdt is that day).
What I do is keep that money for those 15 days, and since the prices of usdt in bs tend to rise, by the time those 15 days have passed, I sell it for more than I bought it. This allows me to withdraw my initial $20, pay cash, and keep something, which I can use to either go through the process again or reinvest in the platform.
$BNB
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Bitcoin slightly retreats
Bitcoin (BTC) — $110,214.54 (-0.39%)
#USNonFarmPayrollReport
Bitcoin slightly retreats and remains at $110K, with a market capitalization of $2.19T. This range reflects a natural pause after weeks of accumulation, rather than a trend change.
According to Peter Brandt, veteran technical analyst, BTC continues in "a major uptrend channel" as long as it stays above $105K.
👉 Technical keys: support at $109K and resistance at $112.5K. The breakout will decide the short-term direction.
$BTC
#USNonFarmPayrollReport
Bitcoin slightly retreats and remains at $110K, with a market capitalization of $2.19T. This range reflects a natural pause after weeks of accumulation, rather than a trend change.
According to Peter Brandt, veteran technical analyst, BTC continues in "a major uptrend channel" as long as it stays above $105K.
👉 Technical keys: support at $109K and resistance at $112.5K. The breakout will decide the short-term direction.
$BTC
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$ETH Ethereum (ETH) — $4,476.02 (+3.95%)
Ethereum leads the recovery with nearly +4%, indicating relative strength in the DeFi and staking narrative. With over $540B in capitalization, ETH continues to consolidate its role as the backbone of decentralized finance.
Vitalik Buterin has insisted that improvements in scalability via rollups and sharding are the “catalyst for the next cycle.”
👉 Technical keys: Breaks resistance at $4,400 and aims for $4,600 as the next level.
Ethereum leads the recovery with nearly +4%, indicating relative strength in the DeFi and staking narrative. With over $540B in capitalization, ETH continues to consolidate its role as the backbone of decentralized finance.
Vitalik Buterin has insisted that improvements in scalability via rollups and sharding are the “catalyst for the next cycle.”
👉 Technical keys: Breaks resistance at $4,400 and aims for $4,600 as the next level.
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$BTC Bitcoin (BTC) — $112,349.53 (+1.39%)
Bitcoin remains the compass of the ecosystem, with a market capitalization of $2.24T. The slight increase reflects institutional accumulation, especially amid a growing appetite for digital safe-haven assets.
Analysts like Michael Saylor (MicroStrategy) have reiterated that the programmed scarcity of BTC makes it the "ultimate digital gold."
👉 Technical keys: Support at $110K and immediate resistance at $115K. A break would confirm a short-term bullish trend.
Bitcoin remains the compass of the ecosystem, with a market capitalization of $2.24T. The slight increase reflects institutional accumulation, especially amid a growing appetite for digital safe-haven assets.
Analysts like Michael Saylor (MicroStrategy) have reiterated that the programmed scarcity of BTC makes it the "ultimate digital gold."
👉 Technical keys: Support at $110K and immediate resistance at $115K. A break would confirm a short-term bullish trend.
Michael Saylor continues to inspire the crypto ecosystem
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I think that progressive and conscious accumulation will be effective; we need to talk about future projections!
$27, reality or fantasy? The map of an analyst showing how XRP could make history. 🗺️🤯
Hey, family! Can you imagine an XRP surge so wild that it reaches $27? 🤯 A crypto analyst is saying that it's totally possible and explains why we shouldn't lose faith.
Look, analyst EGRAG CRYPTO is bringing a lot of optimism to XRP. While many are on edge with the daily ups and downs, he says we need to see the bigger picture, the 'macro'. His thesis is that XRP is in 'holding' mode and hasn't collapsed from its most important supports.
Look, analyst EGRAG CRYPTO is bringing a lot of optimism to XRP. While many are on edge with the daily ups and downs, he says we need to see the bigger picture, the 'macro'. His thesis is that XRP is in 'holding' mode and hasn't collapsed from its most important supports.
Maduro accuses Trump of Caribbean interference while Russia pledges full support
#CryptoGeopolitics
A geopolitical storm with financial echoes
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro raised serious concerns before the international community, denouncing what he described as acts of “intimidation and interference” by U.S. President Donald Trump in Caribbean international waters. In a swift move, Russia reaffirmed its unconditional support for Caracas, escalating tensions in a region already marked by fragile balances of power.
Dr. Luis Vicente León, renowned political analyst and director of Datanálisis, explained:
“When great powers move their influence into the Caribbean, the consequences are not only military or political—they ripple into financial systems, affecting trade, capital flows, and ultimately digital assets.”
Why the Caribbean matters for global finance
The Caribbean basin is not merely a geopolitical buffer zone—it is also a strategic corridor for energy, shipping, and financial routes. For the crypto ecosystem, these tensions amplify debates around de-dollarization, digital sovereignty, and the role of decentralized assets.
As highlighted by Dr. Jeffrey Sachs, Columbia University economist,
“Any geopolitical disruption in key maritime trade zones accelerates the push toward alternative financial systems, including cryptocurrencies, as states and private actors seek insulation from sanctions and dollar dependence.”
Russia’s alignment and the crypto connection
Moscow’s backing of Maduro goes beyond political solidarity. It reflects a strategic bet on multipolar financial systems, where digital assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and even emerging CBDCs may serve as tools to bypass Western sanctions. Analysts point out that crypto liquidity corridors could soon become central in Venezuelan-Russian trade settlements.
What does this mean for investors in crypto?
For the crypto community, the lesson is clear: geopolitical flashpoints accelerate the search for decentralized safety nets. Tensions in the Caribbean could influence market volatility, but also drive adoption in regions under financial pressure.
👉 The pressing question:
Could geopolitical frictions in the Caribbean become the catalyst for a broader wave of crypto adoption across Latin America?
$BTC
A geopolitical storm with financial echoes
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro raised serious concerns before the international community, denouncing what he described as acts of “intimidation and interference” by U.S. President Donald Trump in Caribbean international waters. In a swift move, Russia reaffirmed its unconditional support for Caracas, escalating tensions in a region already marked by fragile balances of power.
Dr. Luis Vicente León, renowned political analyst and director of Datanálisis, explained:
“When great powers move their influence into the Caribbean, the consequences are not only military or political—they ripple into financial systems, affecting trade, capital flows, and ultimately digital assets.”
Why the Caribbean matters for global finance
The Caribbean basin is not merely a geopolitical buffer zone—it is also a strategic corridor for energy, shipping, and financial routes. For the crypto ecosystem, these tensions amplify debates around de-dollarization, digital sovereignty, and the role of decentralized assets.
As highlighted by Dr. Jeffrey Sachs, Columbia University economist,
“Any geopolitical disruption in key maritime trade zones accelerates the push toward alternative financial systems, including cryptocurrencies, as states and private actors seek insulation from sanctions and dollar dependence.”
Russia’s alignment and the crypto connection
Moscow’s backing of Maduro goes beyond political solidarity. It reflects a strategic bet on multipolar financial systems, where digital assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and even emerging CBDCs may serve as tools to bypass Western sanctions. Analysts point out that crypto liquidity corridors could soon become central in Venezuelan-Russian trade settlements.
What does this mean for investors in crypto?
For the crypto community, the lesson is clear: geopolitical flashpoints accelerate the search for decentralized safety nets. Tensions in the Caribbean could influence market volatility, but also drive adoption in regions under financial pressure.
👉 The pressing question:
Could geopolitical frictions in the Caribbean become the catalyst for a broader wave of crypto adoption across Latin America?
$BTC
Is XRP building latent strength or destined to stay flat until regulatory clarity arrives?
Ripple (XRP) — $2.77 (-1.52%) — Cap: $165 B
#Xrp🔥🔥
XRP registers a modest dip amid ongoing speculation around adoption and regulatory clarity. Despite announcements of potential ETF filings and growing institutional interest in cross-border use, XRP’s price remains range-bound.
Bull Case: Maintaining above $2.70 allows a run at $3.00–$3.30.
Bear Case: Falling below $2.70 may expose $2.50–$2.30 support zones.
XRP trades on narrative more than ticker momentum. Monitor legal updates and ETF filings closely.
$XRP
#Xrp🔥🔥
XRP registers a modest dip amid ongoing speculation around adoption and regulatory clarity. Despite announcements of potential ETF filings and growing institutional interest in cross-border use, XRP’s price remains range-bound.
Bull Case: Maintaining above $2.70 allows a run at $3.00–$3.30.
Bear Case: Falling below $2.70 may expose $2.50–$2.30 support zones.
XRP trades on narrative more than ticker momentum. Monitor legal updates and ETF filings closely.
$XRP
Will BNB bounce back as ecosystem usage rebounds?
Binance Coin (BNB) — $854 (-0.77%) — Cap: $118 B
#BinancehodlerSOMI
BNB dips slightly, reflecting broader altcoin weakness. As the utility token for Binance’s ecosystem, BNB remains tied to exchange usage and market sentiment. Despite macro uncertainty, its built-in tokenomics and burn schedule support long-term value.
Bull Case: Holding above $840 could enable a rally toward $880–$900.
Bear Case: A breakdown under $840 may lead to $800 test.
Track exchange volumes and BNB Chain activity—these are leading indicators for sustainable moves.
$BNB
#BinancehodlerSOMI
BNB dips slightly, reflecting broader altcoin weakness. As the utility token for Binance’s ecosystem, BNB remains tied to exchange usage and market sentiment. Despite macro uncertainty, its built-in tokenomics and burn schedule support long-term value.
Bull Case: Holding above $840 could enable a rally toward $880–$900.
Bear Case: A breakdown under $840 may lead to $800 test.
Track exchange volumes and BNB Chain activity—these are leading indicators for sustainable moves.
$BNB
Is Solana’s dip an entry opportunity before the next sprint?
Solana (SOL) — $200 (-1.09%) — Cap: $108 B
#RedSeptember
SOL holds firm around $200, even with a mild correction. Known for its speed and cost-efficiency, Solana continues to attract developers and users in DeFi and NFTs. The pullback may provide a window to enter if tech metrics hold.
Bull Case: A foothold above $200 could kick off another leg toward $220–$250.
Bear Case: A break below $195 may result in a drop to $180–$185.
High beta means high risk/reward—use tight stops and size accordingly.
$SOL
#RedSeptember
SOL holds firm around $200, even with a mild correction. Known for its speed and cost-efficiency, Solana continues to attract developers and users in DeFi and NFTs. The pullback may provide a window to enter if tech metrics hold.
Bull Case: A foothold above $200 could kick off another leg toward $220–$250.
Bear Case: A break below $195 may result in a drop to $180–$185.
High beta means high risk/reward—use tight stops and size accordingly.
$SOL
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You are mixing several things here, and with the topic of Venezuela, one cannot be subjective. Be careful with that.
Venezuelans saving in $BNB and $BTC
It seems impossible but it's not! One of the greatest anxieties for those of us living in Venezuela is being able to maintain some form of savings, years of currency instability and an economy so volatile that it weakens even the American USD, causing changes in the value of food such as red meat, chicken, vegetables, greens, and eggs for weekly consumption in a family.
For this reason, we seek a way to keep money safe, and #Binance has represented an accessible platform, without blockages, which has connected families abroad through remittances. USDT and USDC have become basic tokens for daily exchanges through P2P in its different forms.
So yes! We should learn to use technology to our advantage, in this case not to trade in futures, but as a way of saving in the medium and long term, taking into account Earn and the flexible interests you can obtain.
Read, do not look for easy paths of quick investment, learn progressively and do not use money from monthly commitments in this modality, only the free money you have designated for safeguarding or multiplying.
Learn to obtain red envelopes, join the Lives, play... The app has many options and remember that live sessions are now held from Binance Academy.
#MarketPullback #P2PTrading
It seems impossible but it's not! One of the greatest anxieties for those of us living in Venezuela is being able to maintain some form of savings, years of currency instability and an economy so volatile that it weakens even the American USD, causing changes in the value of food such as red meat, chicken, vegetables, greens, and eggs for weekly consumption in a family.
For this reason, we seek a way to keep money safe, and #Binance has represented an accessible platform, without blockages, which has connected families abroad through remittances. USDT and USDC have become basic tokens for daily exchanges through P2P in its different forms.
So yes! We should learn to use technology to our advantage, in this case not to trade in futures, but as a way of saving in the medium and long term, taking into account Earn and the flexible interests you can obtain.
Read, do not look for easy paths of quick investment, learn progressively and do not use money from monthly commitments in this modality, only the free money you have designated for safeguarding or multiplying.
Learn to obtain red envelopes, join the Lives, play... The app has many options and remember that live sessions are now held from Binance Academy.
#MarketPullback #P2PTrading
P2P Market in Venezuela: Between Complaints, Price Swings and the Hidden Logic of Demand
#Xrp🔥🔥
A Lesson Hidden in the Noise
Over the past weeks, Venezuelan traders using Binance’s P2P marketplace have voiced frustration. When USDT hovered at 220 Bs, many claimed it was “too high.” Now, as prices slide closer to the official BCV rate, complaints continue—this time about losses.
But here lies the irony: the very complaints were a sign of what was to come.
Economics Without Economists
One doesn’t need to be Milton Friedman or John Maynard Keynes to decode this. As Nassim Taleb, author of Antifragile, often says: markets reveal truth in crowds’ behavior.
If people stop buying because they think the price is “too high,” sellers lower their offers to attract demand. This is basic supply and demand in real time, visible on Binance P2P.
The Misunderstood Opportunity
Today, the P2P market aligns more closely with the BCV benchmark, the reference most Venezuelans are paid by. For savers, this means a better entry point: less slippage, more capital preserved. Yet, instead of viewing it as opportunity, many focus only on regret.
The Question:
Is the real risk in the volatility of P2P… or in the lack of education to understand it?
Education as Capital
Experts like Andreas Antonopoulos remind us that crypto is not just about price—it’s about financial literacy. In hyperinflationary environments like Venezuela, knowing how to read demand signals is as valuable as the asset itself.
Those who learn, accumulate wisely. Those who don’t, remain prisoners of emotional reactions.
The Bottom Line
The P2P market is not the enemy—it is the mirror. It reflects the psychology of a nation trying to protect its savings. Complaints won’t change it. But analysis, patience, and strategy might turn today’s frustration into tomorrow’s resilience.
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A Lesson Hidden in the Noise
Over the past weeks, Venezuelan traders using Binance’s P2P marketplace have voiced frustration. When USDT hovered at 220 Bs, many claimed it was “too high.” Now, as prices slide closer to the official BCV rate, complaints continue—this time about losses.
But here lies the irony: the very complaints were a sign of what was to come.
Economics Without Economists
One doesn’t need to be Milton Friedman or John Maynard Keynes to decode this. As Nassim Taleb, author of Antifragile, often says: markets reveal truth in crowds’ behavior.
If people stop buying because they think the price is “too high,” sellers lower their offers to attract demand. This is basic supply and demand in real time, visible on Binance P2P.
The Misunderstood Opportunity
Today, the P2P market aligns more closely with the BCV benchmark, the reference most Venezuelans are paid by. For savers, this means a better entry point: less slippage, more capital preserved. Yet, instead of viewing it as opportunity, many focus only on regret.
The Question:
Is the real risk in the volatility of P2P… or in the lack of education to understand it?
Education as Capital
Experts like Andreas Antonopoulos remind us that crypto is not just about price—it’s about financial literacy. In hyperinflationary environments like Venezuela, knowing how to read demand signals is as valuable as the asset itself.
Those who learn, accumulate wisely. Those who don’t, remain prisoners of emotional reactions.
The Bottom Line
The P2P market is not the enemy—it is the mirror. It reflects the psychology of a nation trying to protect its savings. Complaints won’t change it. But analysis, patience, and strategy might turn today’s frustration into tomorrow’s resilience.
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Knowledge is more valuable than money: discover the secrets of pullbacks in trading.
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Solana – Sharp Drop, Yet Still Fierce
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SOL trades at $199.22, falling -4.84%, with a $107.44B market cap. Despite the pullback, Solana remains one of the strongest alt-L1s, supported by meme coin surges, DeFi expansion, and NFT ecosystems. Experts like Chris Burniske view SOL as a “high beta play on crypto adoption.” However, volatility remains extreme.
SOL’s fundamentals are robust, but traders must withstand brutal swings in pursuit of gains.
Is Solana’s correction just a reset before another explosive rally?
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SOL trades at $199.22, falling -4.84%, with a $107.44B market cap. Despite the pullback, Solana remains one of the strongest alt-L1s, supported by meme coin surges, DeFi expansion, and NFT ecosystems. Experts like Chris Burniske view SOL as a “high beta play on crypto adoption.” However, volatility remains extreme.
SOL’s fundamentals are robust, but traders must withstand brutal swings in pursuit of gains.
Is Solana’s correction just a reset before another explosive rally?
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