Many projects are already running and created in the crypto world. And for the last ten years since I join with crypto in general I have gained a lot of experience from various cases that have happens. From the small things until the biggest thing, and in essence I draw big conclusions why I feel that the only crypto project that is suitable and very helpful in all respects is only one crypto project that is present and remains the best for me personally.

The Bitcoincash is a community that on the basis and core of the struggle and journey of harmony with the meaning of the world economy is really fought for and carried out. Very different from various other projects even though the existence of the project may be in the best order or the top 10 market caps in the crypto world today.

One side that I can say in a language that is satisfying rather than unsatisfactory as a user, earner, or a participant in the crypto world and also in terms of financial finance is that the percentage of various projects in the bitcoincash ecosystem is very little to say a project that can harm the users. Meanwhile, other projects that exist in their own ecosystem can be said to have a lot of crime problems that happen from problems of fraud, theft, or misuse of user data.

The ecosystem built in the bitcoincash crypto world prioritizes the priority of the user over the priority of the developers. Such as adjustments to the problem of the value of convenience and small costs, which are the main points that must be adhered to by every project that is built within the bitcoincash ecosystem. And as the biggest main value that I really see from the developer's side is the value of patience and moral standards that they display as developers to show their capacity as providers, problem solvers and powerful for everything that is presented.

Bitcoincash users are number one in the context of every project developed within the bitcoincash ecosystem in my opinion. And this is very inversely proportional to the condition of projects that are built outside the bitcoincash ecosystem. Where is the adjustment for data problems according to the World Bank Absolute poverty as living with income below USD $ 1 / day and middle poverty for income below $ 2 per day. Greater than the condition of absolute income which can be said outside the poverty line. Especially if it is added from the non-absolute part income condition.

The best stage of everything that exists in the bitcoincash ecosystem side is the level of primacy of the value of creating currency as a currency that must be used as a payment system that is legal, easy and reliable compared to fiat currency. And from this, a major contribution to the crypto world should be seen from the thoughts and also the existence of the bitcoincash community in the crypto world. Not only continuing the struggle for bitcoin to be created but also solving major problems in the world economy, both institutional and personal finance.

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Despite an earlier trend of traders selling most altcoins last week, potentially in anticipation of the bankrupt exchange FTX obtaining approval from the bankruptcy court to liquidate its extensive multi-billion-dollar cryptocurrency assets, #XRP continued to chart a course higher towards the week’s end.At press time on Friday, the #cryptocurrency , which finds itself at the centre of an ongoing legal dispute between the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and #Ripple , was trading at $0.5095, up 6.45% in the past 7 days, after printing four consecutive bullish candles.Meanwhile, while the #crypto market remains uncertain and exhibits mixed reactions regarding future price trends, forecasts concerning XRP’s price trajectory have sparked fervent debates and discussions.The most recent buzz in the crypto-sphere was ignited by none other than crypto influencer Zach Rector, who, on Thursday, September 14, shared his unconventional perspective on XRP’s future via Twitter.“I don’t believe in $10,000 XRP because I believe we have a Currency Reset and Debt Restructuring before achieving such high prices,” Rector tweeted, adding that central banks “might have to reset everything before we even break $50.”Rector’s tweet and question on how high XRP would go before we have a reset raised eyebrows and sparked a flurry of responses on Twitter. One user countered Rector’s perspective, stating, “$10,000 is possible, but that would be assuming that we maintain this disastrous inflation rate, XRP becomes the worldwide cross-border payment #currency of choice with no competition, and Tokenization takes place with at least 10-20% of one of the top 10 markets worldwide utilizing XRP.”In recent months, various pundits have been making bold predictions about XRP. Wells Fargo analyst Shannon Thorpe recently made waves by boldly predicting that Ripple’s XRP could skyrocket to as high as $500 in the next four to seven months. This prediction was grounded in several key factors, including the recent ruling that XRP is not a security and XRP’s potential to compete with established systems like SWIFT, which could drive its adoption and demand.However, not everyone is on board with these lofty predictions. This week, popular crypto analyst “Crypto Eli” tweeted that “Decentralized crypto-assets like XRP cannot be ‘price set’.” According to her, prices result from global market supply and demand, influenced by factors such as trading, sentiment, adoption, news, and liquidity. Regrettably, she highlighted that many predictions, even those made by well-informed individuals, have escalated into what can only be described as baseless price hype, “reaching unprecedented levels.”That said, amidst the contrasting viewpoints within the crypto community, one thing remains evident- XRP bulls, akin to Bitcoin, Ether, and other crypto assets, have steadfastly maintained price resilience. Recently, crypto analyst “Dark Defender” pinpointed critical support levels at $0.46 and $0.39 for XRP, identifying the latter as the ultimate support. If these levels hold, the pundit foresees potential targets of $1.88 and $5.85 in the short term.

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The following are the primary obstacles that $WLD must overcome to achieve widespread adoption:Concerns concerning privacy have been raised by Worldcoin's usage of biometric information, notably iris scans, and the company's plans for the data it has acquired.#Worldcoin has drawn the attention of privacy regulators in a number of nations, including Kenya, Kenya, the UK, France, and Germany, prompting inquiries into the project's data gathering and storage practises.Ideological opposition: Detractors claim that Worldcoin's strategy undermines #cryptocurrency fundamental tenants of anonymity, decentralisation, and security by requiring users to cede authority to a "trusted" agent acting outside the purview of a government.Scepticism and building confidence with people who are still suspicious of a centralised global #currency are two challenges facing Worldcoin.Scalability concerns: Worldcoin must address the scalability issues posed by blockchain technology in order to handle the projected high volume of transactions.Worldcoin will need to address these issues and win the trust of users and authorities in order to achieve widespread acceptance.#crypto2023 #Binance

#bitcoin ETFs allow investors to gain exposure to the leading cryptocurrency without having to actually own it.

A bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) lets traders gain exposure to BTC via traditional stock markets, without needing to directly buy or sell the digital asset on a #cryptocurrency exchange.

A bitcoin ETF is an exchange-traded fund that specifically tracks the price of the leading cryptocurrency and allows traders to purchase or sell the security on a stock exchange throughout the day. They can be cash-settled or physically settled, meaning investors will receive either fiat #currency or actual bitcoin upon exiting, respectively.

ETFs are regulated traditional financial products and can be bought through a number of retail-friendly mobile trading apps, including Robinhood, Trading212, TD Ameritrade and Fidelity. The most popular ones track major stock indexes, such as the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index, or other traditional assets and commodities like oil and gold.

Bitcoin ETFs have been a hot topic in the #crypto space for many years, ever since the Winklevoss twins’ “COIN” bitcoin ETF filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in 2013 was rejected. It was widely believed that a bitcoin ETF would usher in a new wave of institutional investment into the crypto industry, bringing much-needed maturity and stability to the market. Seven years on, however, the SEC still has yet to approve a bitcoin ETF despite dozens of proposals from multiple companies including a second Winklevoss Twin ETF in 2018, one from Bitwise, five from Direxion, two from GraniteShares and many more.

The main arguments given by the SEC for these repeat rejections have been that the bitcoin market is too volatile, lacks sufficient surveillance and is too easily manipulated.

Things may be about to change, however, as Canada’s financial regulator, the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC), recently approved the world’s first two bitcoin ETFs in quick succession. The Purpose Bitcoin ETF (BTCC) and the Evolve Bitcoin ETF (EBIT) are both physically settled ETFs and have applied to be listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange. TradeBlock, a CoinDesk subsidiary, is the index provider for the Purpose ETF.

With the arrival of a bitcoin ETF in North America, many are optimistic the SEC will follow suit soon in the United States especially if Gary Gensler, former commissioner of the Commodity and Futures Commission (CFTC) and MIT blockchain tutor, is confirmed by the U.S. Senate to replace former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton.

“My guess is we get an ETF this year,” says Mike Novogratz, CEO of Galaxy Digital and former colleague of Gensler at Goldman Sachs in the late 1990s.

Gary taught a class on blockchain at MIT and on crypto. He understands it cold. He’s progressive, right? And progressives broadly are going to go after ... the rent takers. Crypto is not a rent taker... Crypto is trying to disrupt the rent takers.”

Bloomberg Senior ETF analyst, Eric Balchunas, tweeted his support for the new bitcoin ETFs, adding, “U.S. usually follows shortly after. Good sign for U.S. bitcoin ETF.”

Sui Chung, ceo of CF Benchmarks, also anticipates pressure will now be on the SEC to follow suit. “Now that the OSC has said that if a product is well constructed enough the crypto market is sufficiently mature for these types of financial products, the industry's attention inevitably turns south of the border to the U.S.”

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