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Ethereum (ETH) is trading at around $2,595, marking a 50% price increase. This surge is driven by short covering and bullish market sentiment. Key resistance levels are at $2,600-$2,700, with support near $2,500. Strong interest in DeFi and network upgrades supports Ethereum's positive outlook. However, caution is advised due to potential volatility.

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USDC leads stablecoins with $60B market cap, strong regulation, Binance partnerships, and rising global adoption.

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The Ethereum Security Initiative, led by the Ethereum Foundation, focuses on strengthening network security and scalability. Key efforts include the upcoming Pectra upgrade (raising validator limits, adding wallet recovery, and Verkle Trees), enhanced Layer 2 security, user protections like multi-factor authentication, and account abstraction (EIP-4337) to improve usability and safety. These moves aim to future-proof Ethereum as demand grows.

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Mastercard and Binance have partnered to offer crypto-linked cards, allowing users to spend stablecoins like USDC globally. The cards support real-time crypto-to-fiat conversion, are usable at 150M+ Mastercard merchants, and offer perks like cashback and ATM access.

#MastercardStablecoinCards

$BTC is trading at around $103,161. It recently reclaimed the $100,000 mark, with a high of $103,811. Analysts are optimistic, with targets ranging from $150,000 to $200,000 by the end of 2025, driven by institutional inflows and favorable regulatory developments. However, technical indicators show Bitcoin may be overbought in the short term, and support at $100,000 is crucial for avoiding a retracement.

Bitcoin Pizza Day, observed annually on May 22, commemorates the first-ever real-world purchase using Bitcoin. On this day in 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 BTC for two pizzas, a transaction that would be worth over $1 billion today, highlighting Bitcoin's journey from a niche digital asset to a global financial phenomenon.
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The SEC plans new rules to clearly define which crypto tokens are securities.

President Trump signed an executive order banning a U.S. CBDC and demanding a federal digital asset framework.

The FIT21 Act splits oversight between the SEC and CFTC for clearer crypto regulation.
#CryptoRegulation

I had my new entry setup perfectly. Levels marked, alerts set, everything ready. And then it happens… the price comes so close to my entry point—just a tiny bit off—and then it bounces away, never to return.

No fill.
No trade.
Just me, watching it move without me.

It’s honestly one of the most frustrating parts of trading. That feeling of being right… but not quite in. You do all the work, stay disciplined, wait patiently—and then miss it by a fraction.

It's sad, annoying, and makes you want to chase—but I know that sticking to the plan matters more. Even if it hurts in the moment.

Sometimes, missing a trade is better than forcing a bad one. But man… it still stings.

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2025, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $104,000, maintaining strong bullish momentum after recently breaking above the $100K mark. Key drivers include positive economic news and anticipation of U.S. interest rate cuts.

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$BTC Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $104,128 with modest gains. Technical indicators show a bullish trend overall, though short-term momentum is slightly bearish. The RSI is neutral, and BTC is holding above key support levels. Market sentiment is positive, driven by easing global tariffs. If momentum continues, BTC could target $107,000; however, a drop below $100,000 could lead to a dip toward $92,000.

#CryptoRoundTableRemarks highlight major global crypto policy updates:

Asia-Pacific: Singapore and Hong Kong are tightening regulations with new licensing and consumer protection rules.

Europe: The EU is preparing to implement the MiCA regulation by June 30, while the UK has paused crypto policy work due to elections.

U.S.: The House passed the FIT Act, but Senate approval is pending. Crypto is also becoming a key issue in the presidential race.

Law Enforcement: Authorities in Europe and the U.S. have cracked down on illegal crypto activity, including ransomware and sanctions violations.

Outlook: Regulatory focus will stay on implementation, with upcoming elections likely to influence the pace and direction of crypto policy.

#CryptoCPIWatch shows that crypto markets are cautiously optimistic following the latest U.S. inflation data. Bitcoin is trading around $104,159, and Ethereum is up to $2,683.85. The U.S. CPI rose 0.2% in February (annual rate 2.8%), slightly below expectations, briefly boosting Bitcoin past $84,000. However, global trade tensions and potential rate hikes have cooled enthusiasm. Investors are now watching upcoming economic data that could influence the Fed’s next moves and affect crypto prices further.

Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at approximately $103,093, reflecting a slight decline of 1.28% over the past 24 hours.

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the U.S. and China have agreed to a 90-day reduction in tariffs, easing trade tensions significantly. The U.S. will lower tariffs on Chinese imports from 145% to 30%, while China will reduce tariffs on U.S. goods from 125% to 10%. This move has sparked major rallies in global markets, with the Dow Jones jumping over 1,000 points. The agreement also signals broader cooperation, including a joint call for peace between India and Pakistan.

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-235% on 1000BONKUSDT — DCA’d Into the Abyss (With Fees Too)
Entered 1000BONKUSDT at 0.055. Price dropped—and instead of cutting, I kept DCA’ing. Again and again. Adjusted my entry, chasing a bounce that never came.

Now I’m at -235%, still holding… and the fees? They piled on, silently bleeding me further.

I think I see a W pattern now—breakout, retest. Maybe it finally pumps. But let’s be honest: this wasn’t strategy. It was stubbornness, plain and simple.

Let this be a reminder: relentless averaging down in futures isn’t discipline. It’s expensive.
Sometimes the smartest move isn’t doubling down—it’s letting go.

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#TradingLessons

Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at approximately $96,773 USD, reflecting a 2.5% increase from the previous close.

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Bitcoin’s future looks volatile, but bullish trends suggest potential growth amid market shifts.

#BTCPrediction

The MEME Act aims to ban U.S. officials and their families from profiting off digital assets like meme coins. It includes both civil and criminal penalties and would apply retroactively. While supported by some Democrats, it faces tough opposition in the Republican-led Congress.

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Bitcoin is trading around $94,205, slightly down on the day. The market remains strong with steady ETF inflows and futures premiums. BTC is consolidating between support at $88,800 and resistance near $95,000. A breakout could signal further gains, with some analysts eyeing a possible price peak by mid-July.

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The U.S. House recently passed the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act (FIT21), a crypto market structure bill. It divides oversight between the CFTC and SEC and introduces clearer rules for digital asset firms. Despite bipartisan support, critics—including SEC Chair Gensler—argue it weakens investor protections. The bill is unlikely to pass the Senate this year but may influence future legislation.

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