it's gonna be a long ride, BTC likely touching 55k before pumping back to 63k.

The war between highest holders of btc has just begun.
#Write2Earn!

Blum, a project of former Binance executives Gleb Kostarev and Vladimir Smerkis, is gaining increasing momentum due to the viral effect and farming mechanics. This marketing move has already attracted a colossal audience to the project — more than 30 million people have already joined Blum.

How to farm Blum?
The feature is available in the Telegram mini-app, it allows users to earn “points” that can later be converted into real tokens, adding an element of gamification. Launch the bot, complete tasks and get points!

Use “invites” which are the referral links, send them to your friends to earn more points through their participation in farming.

kindly use my click below to farm Blum on Telegram. The future is now.

t.me/BlumCryptoBot/app?startapp=ref_zgpGiblJXv

Hamster Kombat token: Another Telegram-based game that closely mirrors Notcoin's approach, Hamster Kombat, announced Friday that it will launch its own token on The Open Network. No timeline has been set for the launch or the planned airdrop to players.

While built around the same kind of tap-to-earn premise, Hamster Kombat takes the theme of putting players in charge of a crypto exchange, letting you grow your empire by investing in upgrades, marketing, and more over time. And all of those earned coins should convert into a token airdrop in time. #writetoearn

The crypto and NFT gaming space is busier than ever lately, what with prominent games starting to release, token airdrops piling up, and a seemingly constant array of other things happening at all times. It’s a lot to take in!

Notcoin surges: Telegram-based clicker game Notcoin (NOT) reached a $1 billion market cap last week, according to CoinGecko. This came after it surged 50% following the launch of “earnings missions” that enabled players of the game to passively earn crypto rewards. #writetoearn

What’s the difference between a CEX and a DEX?

CEXs and DEXs are both platforms that help buyers and sellers trade. While a CEX is operated by a single entity, a DEX is run permissionlessly through smart contracts on a blockchain. An entity or project may help set up and maintain a DEX, but it can run itself as long as people provide liquidity. Unlike CEXs, to use a DEX only requires a crypto wallet and some cryptoassets. Due to its decentralized nature, there's no registration or account required.

CEXs can offer customer support and a more user-friendly experience; however, they are susceptible to attack, take higher transaction fees from users, their solvency is opaque which leads to the last and most important weakness, they require users to relinquish custody of their funds. The last point proved to be disastrous for many people who put their trust in CEXs which went insolvent in 2022.

In contrast, DEXs offer custody of funds, data protection and privacy, and lower barriers to entry, but can currently be more complex to use and lack fiat on and off ramps.

What is a CEX?

In crypto, a CEX is an online trading platform that allows people connected to the internet to buy, sell, and swap cryptoassets. It is owned and operated by a private company, which means it is subject to the laws and regulations of every jurisdiction it operates in. A CEX requires users to sign up and open an account to participate, and a majority of CEXs demand Know-your-Customer/Anti-Money Laundering (KYC/AML) ID verification to trade.

The CEX matches buyers and sellers by collecting their orders in an “order book." The exchange acts as a trusted intermediary between the buyers and sellers. Users rely on the exchange for the entire transaction process, trusting that the exchange won’t use their privileged place of knowledge to its advantage. The exchange also acts as a custodian for any cash or crypto held in user accounts, hopefully providing a safe place for users to store their funds. This has unfortunately not been true for many exchanges in the past.

SEC's Request for Updated Filings.

The SEC's request for updated 19b-4 filings suggests a possible shift in their stance towards ether ETFs. Three sources told CoinDesk that the SEC might be moving towards approving these applications before a key deadline this Thursday.

However, even if the 19b-4 filings are approved, issuers still need their S-1 applications approved before the products can begin trading. Due to the lack of a specific deadline, the SEC can take indefinite time to approve the S-1 documents.

Solana-based app follows, causing a surge in Phantom Wallet downloads.

Despite billions of dollars in investment, crypto apps have long struggled to gain users. However, since the launch of Telegram Mini Apps, relatively simple crypto apps have gained a significant user base. 

Most recently, crypto clicker apps gained significant traction, boasting millions of users. These apps, including Notcoin, TapSwap, and others, offer an easy way for millions of users to get into crypto. 

After its launch, TapSwap, a Solana-based clicker app, launched its own competing app after its launch. Its app head is another element, asset swapping. Similar apps soon followed, including Hamster Kombat, which gained 8 million users in its first month since launch. 

All crypto clicker apps are designed around simple actions—primarily clicking or tapping—to earn in-game rewards. Users engage in repetitive tasks, such as tapping an animated coin or managing a virtual asset, to accumulate points or tokens. These tokens can often be used within the app for upgrades or traded with other players.

After just a few months since its official launch in January, the crypto clicker app Notcoin reached 30 million users. Its high user engagement drew attention to clicker apps in general and prompted even Telegram founder Pavel Durov to praise it as a success story. What is more, it caused many copycats to follow in its footsteps. 
#Notcoin👀🔥

#BOME is experiencing a wild ride, surpassing 0.015 USDT. The #SOL meme community is abuzz with stories of striking it rich. Additionally, there’s an urgent announcement about a SOL chain airdrop ending within 24 hours. To participate, type SOL and provide your address. Over 600 SOL is up for grabs, but proceed with caution. Even I, Lao Tang, am taking precautions. #Write2Earn‬ #Write2Earn #Write2Earnn

They is a lot of uncertainty concerning the crypto market, Solana is breaking all barriers. put an eye on Pepe, its the future of meme coins. #write2earn

PEPE riding to all time high tomorrow, crypto gurus Dean confirmed this in a statement he said on X early Tuesday morning#pepe #Write2Earn‬

BIGGEST THREAT TO CRYPTO WORLD

One of the significant concerns in the cryptocurrency space is regulatory uncertainty. Governments and regulatory bodies in various countries were are still grappling with how to classify and regulate cryptocurrencies, initial coin offerings (ICOs), and other crypto-related activities. This regulatory uncertainty could impact the adoption and growth of cryptocurrencies.

So many countries continue to have its citizen comfortably using digital currencies, which government feels it's an assault on its revenue and tax generation.