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#TrumpTariffs 🔥IMPORTANT🔥
🗣Trump and Bessent have just made STATEMENTS that MUST NOT be overlooked. Some POSITIVE and others NEGATIVE for #Bitcoin
👉In this post, I will NOT cover the statements regarding the WAR CONFLICTS, you can find that in the CITED post.
What were the ECONOMIC STATEMENTS from Trump⁉️
🔸Trump: "I told Powell that we don’t need to keep interest rates so high. I may have to FORCE something".
🔸Trump: "If we lower the rate by one point, we pay one point less. If we lower two points, we pay less. I want the debt to be cheap".
🔸Trump: "I love China and have great respect for Xi. The agreement with China will open the Chinese market. Xi and I talked extensively about it".
🔸Trump: "Tariffs on automobiles could increase in the not-too-distant future".
What were Bessent's STATEMENTS⁉️
🔹Bessent: "I believe we will see more trade agreements very quickly".
🔹Bessent: "If China is willing to open its economy to American products, we could see a rebalancing of the relationship between the United States and China".
🔹Bessent: "The EU has been very unyielding in trade negotiations".
🔹Bessent: "We will see if the tariff pause on China ends in August".
🔹Bessent warns that if the debt ceiling is not raised, it could trigger “the biggest crisis since 2008”. (Translation: There is no other option but to ISSUE debt and money)
🔹Bessent: "Stablecoins could maintain the DOMINANCE of the DOLLAR"
🗣Trump and Bessent have just made STATEMENTS that MUST NOT be overlooked. Some POSITIVE and others NEGATIVE for #Bitcoin
👉In this post, I will NOT cover the statements regarding the WAR CONFLICTS, you can find that in the CITED post.
What were the ECONOMIC STATEMENTS from Trump⁉️
🔸Trump: "I told Powell that we don’t need to keep interest rates so high. I may have to FORCE something".
🔸Trump: "If we lower the rate by one point, we pay one point less. If we lower two points, we pay less. I want the debt to be cheap".
🔸Trump: "I love China and have great respect for Xi. The agreement with China will open the Chinese market. Xi and I talked extensively about it".
🔸Trump: "Tariffs on automobiles could increase in the not-too-distant future".
What were Bessent's STATEMENTS⁉️
🔹Bessent: "I believe we will see more trade agreements very quickly".
🔹Bessent: "If China is willing to open its economy to American products, we could see a rebalancing of the relationship between the United States and China".
🔹Bessent: "The EU has been very unyielding in trade negotiations".
🔹Bessent: "We will see if the tariff pause on China ends in August".
🔹Bessent warns that if the debt ceiling is not raised, it could trigger “the biggest crisis since 2008”. (Translation: There is no other option but to ISSUE debt and money)
🔹Bessent: "Stablecoins could maintain the DOMINANCE of the DOLLAR"
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#Liquidity101 Trading orders are like your instructions to buy or sell assets. Here I explain them simply:
1. Market Orders
Imagine you want to buy something right now, at whatever price. That is a market order. It's the fastest, but the final price may vary a little from what you saw.
2. Limit Orders
Here you are more specific: you want to buy or sell, but only if the price is what you want or better. If the market does not reach your price, the order is not executed. This way you don't pay too much or sell too cheaply.
3. Stop Orders
These are to protect you or to take action when the price moves to a certain point. If the price reaches your "stop", the order turns into a market order and is executed. They are ideal for limiting losses or for taking advantage of market movements.
4. Stop-Limit Orders
These are like a stop order, but with an extra layer of security. When the price reaches your "stop", it does not turn into a market order, but rather into a limit order. This gives you more control so that the execution occurs at a price that suits you, but you run the risk of the order not being executed if the price spikes.
5. GTT Orders (Good 'Til Triggered)
These orders are for when you have time. You leave it set and it remains active until the price you want is reached, or until you cancel it yourself. They do not expire at the end of the day like others.
In summary, each type of order gives you a different level of control over the price and speed of execution. Would you like to know more about when to use each one?
1. Market Orders
Imagine you want to buy something right now, at whatever price. That is a market order. It's the fastest, but the final price may vary a little from what you saw.
2. Limit Orders
Here you are more specific: you want to buy or sell, but only if the price is what you want or better. If the market does not reach your price, the order is not executed. This way you don't pay too much or sell too cheaply.
3. Stop Orders
These are to protect you or to take action when the price moves to a certain point. If the price reaches your "stop", the order turns into a market order and is executed. They are ideal for limiting losses or for taking advantage of market movements.
4. Stop-Limit Orders
These are like a stop order, but with an extra layer of security. When the price reaches your "stop", it does not turn into a market order, but rather into a limit order. This gives you more control so that the execution occurs at a price that suits you, but you run the risk of the order not being executed if the price spikes.
5. GTT Orders (Good 'Til Triggered)
These orders are for when you have time. You leave it set and it remains active until the price you want is reached, or until you cancel it yourself. They do not expire at the end of the day like others.
In summary, each type of order gives you a different level of control over the price and speed of execution. Would you like to know more about when to use each one?
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#OrderTypes101 Trading orders are like your instructions to buy or sell assets. Here's a simple explanation:
1. Market Orders
Imagine you want to buy something right now, at any price. That's a market order. It's the fastest, but the final price might vary a bit from what you saw.
2. Limit Orders
Here you are more specific: you want to buy or sell, but only if the price is what you want or better. If the market doesn't reach your price, the order doesn't execute. This way you don't overpay or sell too cheap.
3. Stop Orders
These are to protect you or to take action when the price moves to a certain point. If the price reaches your "stop," the order becomes a market order and executes. They are ideal for limiting losses or taking advantage of market movements.
4. Stop-Limit Orders
These are like a stop order, but with an extra layer of security. When the price reaches your "stop," it doesn't become a market order, but a limit order. This gives you more control so that execution happens at a price that suits you, but you run the risk that the order may not execute if the price spikes.
5. GTT Orders (Good 'Til Triggered)
These orders are for when you have time. You set it and it stays active until the price you want is reached, or until you cancel it yourself. They do not expire at the end of the day like others.
In summary, each type of order gives you a different level of control over the price and speed of execution. Would you like to know more about when to use each one?
1. Market Orders
Imagine you want to buy something right now, at any price. That's a market order. It's the fastest, but the final price might vary a bit from what you saw.
2. Limit Orders
Here you are more specific: you want to buy or sell, but only if the price is what you want or better. If the market doesn't reach your price, the order doesn't execute. This way you don't overpay or sell too cheap.
3. Stop Orders
These are to protect you or to take action when the price moves to a certain point. If the price reaches your "stop," the order becomes a market order and executes. They are ideal for limiting losses or taking advantage of market movements.
4. Stop-Limit Orders
These are like a stop order, but with an extra layer of security. When the price reaches your "stop," it doesn't become a market order, but a limit order. This gives you more control so that execution happens at a price that suits you, but you run the risk that the order may not execute if the price spikes.
5. GTT Orders (Good 'Til Triggered)
These orders are for when you have time. You set it and it stays active until the price you want is reached, or until you cancel it yourself. They do not expire at the end of the day like others.
In summary, each type of order gives you a different level of control over the price and speed of execution. Would you like to know more about when to use each one?
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#CEXvsDEX101 The eternal question in the crypto world!: Centralized exchanges (CEX) are easy to use, have high liquidity, and are the entry point for many. Their regulation can provide security.
However, you do not control your private keys, leaving your funds vulnerable to hacks or confiscations.
Decentralized exchanges (DEX) give you full control of your assets, operating directly between users with smart contracts.
This eliminates risks of a single point of failure and offers greater privacy. But they tend to be less intuitive, with lower liquidity and can have high gas fees.
Your choice depends on your priorities. If you seek ease and liquidity, a CEX may be your initial option. If you value security, privacy, and control, a DEX is the way. Many combine both.
However, you do not control your private keys, leaving your funds vulnerable to hacks or confiscations.
Decentralized exchanges (DEX) give you full control of your assets, operating directly between users with smart contracts.
This eliminates risks of a single point of failure and offers greater privacy. But they tend to be less intuitive, with lower liquidity and can have high gas fees.
Your choice depends on your priorities. If you seek ease and liquidity, a CEX may be your initial option. If you value security, privacy, and control, a DEX is the way. Many combine both.
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#TradingTypes101 For the first topic of our In-Depth Analysis on the Foundations of Cryptocurrency Trading, let's talk about #TradingTypes101 .
Understanding the different types of trading is the first step to building a well-informed strategy.
Spot trading, margin trading, and futures trading each offer unique advantages and risks. Choosing the right one depends on your goals, experience, and risk appetite.
💬 Your post may include:
· What are the key differences between spot trading, margin trading, and futures trading?
· When do you use the different types of trades? Which one do you use the most and why?
· What advice would you offer to beginners?
Understanding the different types of trading is the first step to building a well-informed strategy.
Spot trading, margin trading, and futures trading each offer unique advantages and risks. Choosing the right one depends on your goals, experience, and risk appetite.
💬 Your post may include:
· What are the key differences between spot trading, margin trading, and futures trading?
· When do you use the different types of trades? Which one do you use the most and why?
· What advice would you offer to beginners?
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How to Earn $16 – $28 Daily on Binance Without Any Investment
Many people think you need capital to start earning in crypto. But what if I told you that you can earn between $16 and $28 daily on Binance — without depositing a single dollar? It may sound too good to be true, but it is absolutely possible with the right strategy and consistency.
In this article, I will show you real zero-investment methods to earn on Binance using only your time, creativity, and activity — no trading experience or deposits needed.
--- check out my pinned post 📌 for exclusive rewards 🎁 😉
1. Learn and Earn – They Pay You to Learn About Crypto
Binance offers Learn and Earn campaigns where you can watch short videos, take a quiz, and earn free tokens. Each quiz pays between $1 to $5 in crypto, and you can often complete multiple lessons in a single week.
Potential Daily Earnings: $2 to $4
Tip: Act quickly — Learn and Earn offers are limited and often run out fast.
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2. Task Center – Complete Simple Missions
Within your Binance app, you will find the Task Center. This includes basic actions like logging in for consecutive days, enabling security settings, using Binance Pay, or inviting friends.
Many of these tasks reward voucher credits, trial funds in USDT, or token bonuses worth $3 to $10 each.
Potential Daily Earnings: $3 to $6
Pro Tip: Check for new tasks every Monday or after major Binance updates.
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3. Write to Earn – Join Community Content Campaigns
Binance frequently holds writing contests or community content, rewarding users for sharing articles, tutorials, or crypto stories on Binance Feed, Twitter, or blogging platforms.
Some contests pay between $20 and $100 for selected entries. Even lower-tier winners often receive between $10 and $20 in crypto.
Daily Earnings
Many people think you need capital to start earning in crypto. But what if I told you that you can earn between $16 and $28 daily on Binance — without depositing a single dollar? It may sound too good to be true, but it is absolutely possible with the right strategy and consistency.
In this article, I will show you real zero-investment methods to earn on Binance using only your time, creativity, and activity — no trading experience or deposits needed.
--- check out my pinned post 📌 for exclusive rewards 🎁 😉
1. Learn and Earn – They Pay You to Learn About Crypto
Binance offers Learn and Earn campaigns where you can watch short videos, take a quiz, and earn free tokens. Each quiz pays between $1 to $5 in crypto, and you can often complete multiple lessons in a single week.
Potential Daily Earnings: $2 to $4
Tip: Act quickly — Learn and Earn offers are limited and often run out fast.
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2. Task Center – Complete Simple Missions
Within your Binance app, you will find the Task Center. This includes basic actions like logging in for consecutive days, enabling security settings, using Binance Pay, or inviting friends.
Many of these tasks reward voucher credits, trial funds in USDT, or token bonuses worth $3 to $10 each.
Potential Daily Earnings: $3 to $6
Pro Tip: Check for new tasks every Monday or after major Binance updates.
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3. Write to Earn – Join Community Content Campaigns
Binance frequently holds writing contests or community content, rewarding users for sharing articles, tutorials, or crypto stories on Binance Feed, Twitter, or blogging platforms.
Some contests pay between $20 and $100 for selected entries. Even lower-tier winners often receive between $10 and $20 in crypto.
Daily Earnings
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