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#Binance #Bitcoin #Ethereum #Omni #farming What do you think the price of the new Launchpad Omni Network will be? Farming🎁 is in progress so maybe it's worth joining, I did it and after the coins received and conversion, I think the initial value will be USD 20-25💰 I also wonder if they lower the value at the beginning of the purchase like they did with SAGA and the artificial 1300%, hopefully not also at I'll definitely buy it if it's $10. There are less than 4 days of farming left, good luck 🤝🚀 Write your thoughts in the comment 🤔😊 and what the starting price will be ✌️$BTC $ETH $BNB
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Upcoming three months are very important:
Zero to hero and may be hero to zero:
Here's what's coming:
$TAO is set to skyrocket to $1600
$SAGA will surge to $320
$TNSR is aiming for $170
$W will hit $3.5
$ENA is expected to reach $121
$ETHFI will climb to $436
$BOME is projected to pump to $0.50to1
$AEVO will soar to $126
$METIS is targeting $780
$WIF will pump to $19
Note: Note: Please do your own research before making any trades for the atorementioned token outside Binance to avoid any scams.
Stay tuned for more updates and must follow.
Zero to hero and may be hero to zero:
Here's what's coming:
$TAO is set to skyrocket to $1600
$SAGA will surge to $320
$TNSR is aiming for $170
$W will hit $3.5
$ENA is expected to reach $121
$ETHFI will climb to $436
$BOME is projected to pump to $0.50to1
$AEVO will soar to $126
$METIS is targeting $780
$WIF will pump to $19
Note: Note: Please do your own research before making any trades for the atorementioned token outside Binance to avoid any scams.
Stay tuned for more updates and must follow.
I know what you're thinking... How similar are ENA Labs' USDe to Terra Labs' UST?
USDe from ENALabs is similar to UST from TerraLabs in that both are algorithmic stablecoins. This means they are not backed by a reserve of US dollars in cash, but instead use an algorithm to maintain their price linked to the dollar.
Here are some of the similarities between USDe and UST:
- Both are algorithmic stablecoins.Both use a burning and minting mechanism to maintain their price linked to the dollar.
- Both have a native governance token (ENA for ENALabs and LUNA for TerraLabs) that is used for governance of the protocol.
However, there are also some key differences between USDe and UST:
- USDe is built on the Ethereum blockchain, while UST is built on the Terra blockchain.USDe uses a daily rebase mechanism to adjust the token supply, while UST uses a more continuous burning and minting mechanism.
- ENA Labs is a relatively new company, while TerraLabs is a more established company.
It is important to note that:
- Algorithmic stablecoins are a relatively new and untested type of stablecoin.
- There is a risk that the algorithm could fail and the stablecoin could lose its peg to the dollar.
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USDe from ENALabs is similar to UST from TerraLabs in that both are algorithmic stablecoins. This means they are not backed by a reserve of US dollars in cash, but instead use an algorithm to maintain their price linked to the dollar.
Here are some of the similarities between USDe and UST:
- Both are algorithmic stablecoins.Both use a burning and minting mechanism to maintain their price linked to the dollar.
- Both have a native governance token (ENA for ENALabs and LUNA for TerraLabs) that is used for governance of the protocol.
However, there are also some key differences between USDe and UST:
- USDe is built on the Ethereum blockchain, while UST is built on the Terra blockchain.USDe uses a daily rebase mechanism to adjust the token supply, while UST uses a more continuous burning and minting mechanism.
- ENA Labs is a relatively new company, while TerraLabs is a more established company.
It is important to note that:
- Algorithmic stablecoins are a relatively new and untested type of stablecoin.
- There is a risk that the algorithm could fail and the stablecoin could lose its peg to the dollar.
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📚 Elevate your crypto knowledge with LocademiaCripto! Show your appreciation by giving us a thumbs up and stay tuned for more informative content. Your likes inspire us to keep sharing valuable insights#ENA #Write2Earrn #Bincance
#bitcoin#Write2Earrn Bitcoin hovers near $66,000, with the CoinDesk20 Index signaling broader market weakness.
Crypto futures rates and open interest have decreased, signaling a potential end to a two-month rally.
Bitcoin {{BTC}} held on to losses during the Asian trading hours on Tuesday, trading at around $66,000, as traders digested resurgent Treasury yields and the possibility that the Fed might delay rate cuts until later this year.
At the time of writing, ether {{ETH}} changed hands above $3,300, while the CoinDesk 20 (CD20) was down 0.6% to 2,532.
The yield on the 10-year Treasury note clocked a two-week high of 4.40% overnight due to persistent inflation and unexpectedly strong manufacturing activity. An uptick in the so-called risk-free rate typically spurs an outflow of money from risk assets and zero-yielding investments like gold. The yellow metal, however, remained resilient amid the weak tone in bitcoin and Wall Street’s tech-heavy index, Nasdaq.
“Bitcoin retraced down to $65,000, mostly attributed to the recent macro outlook on interest rates and rising Treasury yields,” Semir Gabeljic, director of capital formation at Pythagoras Investments, said in an email interview. “Higher interest rate environments typically tend to reduce investor appetite to risk.”
On Polymarket, bettors have ruled out a rate cut by May and are split 50-50 on whether one will happen in June. Most of the certain money is on it happening in the fall.#BinanceLaunchpool #WritingForIncome
Crypto futures rates and open interest have decreased, signaling a potential end to a two-month rally.
Bitcoin {{BTC}} held on to losses during the Asian trading hours on Tuesday, trading at around $66,000, as traders digested resurgent Treasury yields and the possibility that the Fed might delay rate cuts until later this year.
At the time of writing, ether {{ETH}} changed hands above $3,300, while the CoinDesk 20 (CD20) was down 0.6% to 2,532.
The yield on the 10-year Treasury note clocked a two-week high of 4.40% overnight due to persistent inflation and unexpectedly strong manufacturing activity. An uptick in the so-called risk-free rate typically spurs an outflow of money from risk assets and zero-yielding investments like gold. The yellow metal, however, remained resilient amid the weak tone in bitcoin and Wall Street’s tech-heavy index, Nasdaq.
“Bitcoin retraced down to $65,000, mostly attributed to the recent macro outlook on interest rates and rising Treasury yields,” Semir Gabeljic, director of capital formation at Pythagoras Investments, said in an email interview. “Higher interest rate environments typically tend to reduce investor appetite to risk.”
On Polymarket, bettors have ruled out a rate cut by May and are split 50-50 on whether one will happen in June. Most of the certain money is on it happening in the fall.#BinanceLaunchpool #WritingForIncome
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Bitcoin Back Down to $66K As Rising Treasury Yields Catch Investor Interest
Bitcoin hovers near $66,000, with the CoinDesk20 Index signaling broader market weakness.
Crypto futures rates and open interest have decreased, signaling a potential end to a two-month rally.
Bitcoin {{BTC}} held on to losses during the Asian trading hours on Tuesday, trading at around $66,000, as traders digested resurgent Treasury yields and the possibility that the Fed might delay rate cuts until later this year.
At the time of writing, ether {{ETH}} changed hands above $3,300, while the CoinDesk 20 (CD20) was down 0.6% to 2,532.
The yield on the 10-year Treasury note clocked a two-week high of 4.40% overnight due to persistent inflation and unexpectedly strong manufacturing activity. An uptick in the so-called risk-free rate typically spurs an outflow of money from risk assets and zero-yielding investments like gold. The yellow metal, however, remained resilient amid the weak tone in bitcoin and Wall Street’s tech-heavy index, Nasdaq.
“Bitcoin retraced down to $65,000, mostly attributed to the recent macro outlook on interest rates and rising Treasury yields,” Semir Gabeljic, director of capital formation at Pythagoras Investments, said in an email interview. “Higher interest rate environments typically tend to reduce investor appetite to risk.”
On Polymarket, bettors have ruled out a rate cut by May and are split 50-50 on whether one will happen in June. Most of the certain money is on it happening in the fall.
The CME Fed Watch tool has a 97% chance of rates staying the same after May’s meeting.
Coinglass data shows that over $245 million in long positions have been liquidated in the last 24 hours, with $60 million in BTC positions getting rekt.
“Perpetual futures funding rates for most crypto assets are back to 1bps, and global futures open interest decreased by 10 percent overnight, indicating some leveraged long positions are closed,” Jun-Young Heo, a Derivatives Trader at Singapore-baed Presto, added.
“As recent bitcoin ETF inflows are stagnating and BTC and ETH market prices came below the 20-day moving average, some trend followers would have regarded yesterday’s downturn as the end of a two-month-long rally,” he continued.
Crypto futures rates and open interest have decreased, signaling a potential end to a two-month rally.
Bitcoin {{BTC}} held on to losses during the Asian trading hours on Tuesday, trading at around $66,000, as traders digested resurgent Treasury yields and the possibility that the Fed might delay rate cuts until later this year.
At the time of writing, ether {{ETH}} changed hands above $3,300, while the CoinDesk 20 (CD20) was down 0.6% to 2,532.
The yield on the 10-year Treasury note clocked a two-week high of 4.40% overnight due to persistent inflation and unexpectedly strong manufacturing activity. An uptick in the so-called risk-free rate typically spurs an outflow of money from risk assets and zero-yielding investments like gold. The yellow metal, however, remained resilient amid the weak tone in bitcoin and Wall Street’s tech-heavy index, Nasdaq.
“Bitcoin retraced down to $65,000, mostly attributed to the recent macro outlook on interest rates and rising Treasury yields,” Semir Gabeljic, director of capital formation at Pythagoras Investments, said in an email interview. “Higher interest rate environments typically tend to reduce investor appetite to risk.”
On Polymarket, bettors have ruled out a rate cut by May and are split 50-50 on whether one will happen in June. Most of the certain money is on it happening in the fall.
The CME Fed Watch tool has a 97% chance of rates staying the same after May’s meeting.
Coinglass data shows that over $245 million in long positions have been liquidated in the last 24 hours, with $60 million in BTC positions getting rekt.
“Perpetual futures funding rates for most crypto assets are back to 1bps, and global futures open interest decreased by 10 percent overnight, indicating some leveraged long positions are closed,” Jun-Young Heo, a Derivatives Trader at Singapore-baed Presto, added.
“As recent bitcoin ETF inflows are stagnating and BTC and ETH market prices came below the 20-day moving average, some trend followers would have regarded yesterday’s downturn as the end of a two-month-long rally,” he continued.
#SAGA will soon be list in binance, will be according to market it will go higher 1.5 million $BNB #BinanceLaunchpool #Memecoins #WIF #BullorBear
