Wong Pusat

war begin , Ukraine send drone to Rusia
end of BULLrun

#RamadanWithBinance hope all profits, even if small

not getting anything, surely getting criticism from fellow Indonesians

zero to zero

let's go 😁

#BybitSecurityBreach $BTC
don't let the chart or news affect your holiday, let's go, my friend, to the sea

#VIRTUALWhale
On the flip side, whale buying can sometimes signal insider knowledge or strong belief in a cryptocurrency’s future, especially if the whale has a history of profitable moves. If you time it well and the trend continues, you could ride the upward momentum.
In short, buying after whale activity can be risky due to volatility, manipulation, and timing issues, but it’s not inherently a bad move if you approach it with caution, data, and a clear strategy. Always assess your risk tolerance and do your own analysis rather than blindly following the "big fish."

$ETH
Ethereum continues to evolve with ongoing protocol upgrades aimed at improving scalability, efficiency, and user experience. The most significant recent development is the upcoming Pectra upgrade, which Ethereum core developers and ecosystem leaders have agreed to accelerate during an "All Core Devs" meeting on February 13, 2025. Tentative dates for this upgrade include the Holesky testnet on February 24, Sepolia on March 5, and a potential mainnet launch as early as April 8, 2025. The Pectra upgrade is expected to address critical proof-of-stake issues, enhance smart contract usability, and improve staking mechanics, such as increasing validator balance limits and simplifying withdrawals.

$LTC Given it’s February 22, 2025, we’re roughly 18 months past the last halving, which typically influences price dynamics as the reward for miners decreases (now at 6.25 LTC per block), potentially tightening supply over time. Litecoin’s total supply is capped at 84 million coins, with about 75.5 million in circulation as of early 2025 estimates.

#LitecoinETF
As of today, no Litecoin ETF has been officially approved in the U.S., but the approval process is advancing. The SEC has acknowledged filings, such as Canary Capital’s application, and is under a timeline to make decisions. Analysts, including Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas and James Seyffart, have estimated a high likelihood—around 90%—of a Litecoin ETF being approved by the end of 2025. This optimism stems from Litecoin’s regulatory clarity: it uses a proof-of-work mechanism like Bitcoin, and the SEC has not classified it as a security (unlike XRP or Solana), potentially smoothing its path to approval.

#TradeFiRevolution Gold prices are nearing $2,900 per ounce, brushing off a stronger U.S. dollar, fueled by safe-haven demand amid trade war fears and Trump’s tariff threats. Analysts see a potential climb to $3,000, with Goldman Sachs recently raising its year-end forecast to $3,100. Silver is also in focus, testing resistance around $32 after a volatile week, reflecting TradFi’s reliance on commodities as economic hedges.

$ETH Ethereum has been making headlines with several key updates. Transaction fees on the Ethereum network have dropped significantly, reaching a four-year low of $0.41 per transfer, down from $15.21 two years ago. This decline, attributed to network upgrades like the Dencun upgrade, has improved scalability and reduced congestion, potentially encouraging broader adoption. Analysts are debating whether this could spark a price surge, with some suggesting it signals a positive long-term outlook for ETH, though market dynamics remain uncertain.

$BTC
Bitcoin appears to be at a critical juncture, with technical indicators suggesting a possible consolidation or slight correction before any major uptrend or downturn. The fundamental backdrop is increasingly supportive, driven by institutional interest and macroeconomic developments. However, the immediate price action will be determined by how Bitcoin interacts with its current support and resistance levels, alongside broader market sentiment and news events.

#FTXrepayment
Repayment Plan: FTX has a plan to repay creditors with an estimated total pool of $16 billion.
The plan was approved by a U.S. bankruptcy court, allowing the exchange to distribute funds to its creditors.

#MileiMemeCoinControversy
The $LIBRA token's dramatic rise and fall have been noted in financial news, with some sources highlighting that a significant portion of the token supply was held by a few wallets, raising concerns about a potential "rug pull."