Qubic's planned 51% attack against $XRP : Qubic has announced it will launch its 51% attack against Monero in two days. For the last weeks, its hashrate has been slowly going up, from 5% to over 30% now. Qubic mines on and off, but they mined for 24 hours straight last Sunday and its hashrate was close to 30%. Right now, when Qubic is mining, they are close to 34% hashrate
New agreements between Turkey and Kazakhstan: more oil bypassing Moscow. While public attention was focused on Trump, India, and one of the Kremlin's avatars, an interesting event took place on Tuesday. Turkish President Erdogan and Kazakh President Tokayev agreed to increase the export of Kazakh oil through the BTC pipeline, which was built to bypass Moscow. Since the beginning of the year, Kazakhstan has already increased its own oil volumes through this pipeline by 12%. #Oil
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell stated at the DealBook Summit that $BTC is more comparable to gold than the U.S. dollar, describing it as a speculative asset that is virtual and digital. He emphasized that Bitcoin is not a competitor to the dollar, nor is it widely used as a primary payment method or reliable store of value due to its volatility. Powell also clarified that the Federal Reserve does not regulate the cryptocurrency industry and that he does not own Bitcoin himself.
Back in 2008 during the global financial crisis, U.S. printed an insane amount of money and somehow managed to get through it. When COVID hit, solution was massive money printing again. And it worked. Markets bounced back, the system didn’t collapse. Now it feels like every crisis just leads to the same response: Printing more money (Trump already signed $4T bill). In a world of reckless money printing and wild inflation, the only real defense is owning assets, like $BTC $BNB
Share your trading strategies. I only trade in spot, buy at the average price, and sell at 1% higher + commission at $BNB . Then I buy again at the average price and repeat the cycle
#CryptoScamSurge has been on the rise lately, especially as markets hit new all-time highs. Ripple CEO Brad Harlinghaus warned that scammers have ramped up phishing schemes with fake XRP giveaways on YouTube, posing as official Ripple accounts. These scams are becoming more sophisticated, which could undermine trust in legitimate crypto projects. As a result, social networks may tighten regulation, which will also affect honest content creators. Users should be careful: check sources, enable two-factor authentication, and do not click on suspicious links. It is also important to report scam pages to protect others.
How to avoid scams?
- Do not believe ads about "free" crypto giveaways. - Make sure the page is official (check the confirmation box), but this does not work with Twitter. - Use only official sites and applications. - Be vigilant - in the world of cryptocurrency, caution saves money! $BTC