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𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐃𝐨𝐞𝐬 𝟏𝟎𝟎𝐱 𝐨𝐫 𝟏𝟎𝟎𝟎𝐱 𝐌𝐞𝐚𝐧? In crypto, 100x means your initial investment grows 100 times, while 1000x means it grows 1,000 times. These returns reflect how much your money would increase if the price of the asset you invested in skyrockets. Example: Buying Bitcoin at $10 Imagine you bought Bitcoin when it was priced at $10 per coin, and you invested $100. That means you purchased: $100 ÷ $10 = 10 $BTC Now, let’s calculate what happens to your investment if Bitcoin’s price multiplies by 100x or 1000x. 🎖️ Step 1: Calculating a 100x Gain If Bitcoin achieves a 100x gain, its price increases 100 times its initial value. Here’s the math: $10 × 100 = $1,000 per BTC Your 10 BTC would now be worth: 10 BTC × $1,000 = $10,000 So, your $100 investment would turn into $10,000. That’s a 100x return! Step 2: Calculating a 1000x Gain If Bitcoin goes even further and reaches a 1000x gain, the price per Bitcoin would be: $10 × 1000 = $10,000 per $BTC Your 10 BTC would now be worth: 10 BTC × $10,000 = $100,000 Your initial $100 would balloon into a staggering $100,000—a 1000x return! We noticed a lot of people don’t understand this, so we had to bring it to you, just Incase you are confused, you can bookmark this post and check it regularly until you understand it completely
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When it comes to Airdrop, it is not always about referrals and we can show you Most of our frens here are already having over 80,000 $PX from NOTPIXEL, while we only have about 73,500 $PX Some of our frens are sitting on over 100,000 $PX and we haven’t even gotten close yet We posted Boinkers Aidrop recently and one of our friends here is now 10 times ahead of Us and we really don’t know how they are doing it Here is what we can tell you, if you don’t have referrals, you will need to work harder and if you do, you might even make more money than people with referrals
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Top Bitcoin Holders in the World (2024 Overview) Here’s a detailed breakdown of the largest Bitcoin holders and their massive contributions to the cryptocurrency ecosystem: 1. US Spot ETFs - Holdings: 1,104,534 BTC - Details: The newly approved U.S. Bitcoin Spot ETFs have become the largest holders of Bitcoin. 2. Satoshi Nakamoto - Holdings: 1,100,000 $BTC - Details: Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin’s pseudonymous creator, mined approximately 1.1 million BTC in Bitcoin’s early days. 3. Binance - Holdings: 633,103 BTC - Details: Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange globally, maintains one of the most substantial Bitcoin reserves. 4. MicroStrategy - Holdings: 402,100 BTC - Details: MicroStrategy, led by Michael Saylor, has aggressively acquired Bitcoin since 2020 as part of its corporate treasury strategy. 5. U.S. Government - Holdings: 198,109 BTC - Details: The U.S. government holds a significant amount of Bitcoin seized from criminal activities, including Silk Road-related assets. 6. Chinese Government - Holdings: 194,000 $BTC - Details: China reportedly holds Bitcoin seized in crackdowns on illegal activities, even as it has strict regulations on crypto trading within its borders. 7. Bitfinex - Holdings: 184,027 BTC - Details: Bitfinex, a major cryptocurrency exchange, has substantial Bitcoin holdings, possibly related to reserves for operational liquidity. 8. Kraken - Holdings: 158,959 BTC - Details: Kraken, a U.S.-based crypto exchange, is another significant holder of Bitcoin, likely for institutional and retail trading purposes. 9. Block.one - Holdings: 164,000 BTC - Details: Block.one, the company behind EOS.IO, is a surprising Bitcoin giant, holding large reserves as part of its treasury strategy. 10. Robinhood - Holdings: 142,361 $BTC - Details: Robinhood, a popular retail trading platform, has emerged as a significant Bitcoin holder, potentially linked to its users’ custodial assets. #BITCOIN #BTC
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BLACKROCK STACKS $750M IN BTC—BIG MONEY MOVES Grayscale sells $150M in Bitcoin, and BlackRock swoops in, dropping $750M like it’s pocket change. BTC dipped below $100K, and they didn’t flinch. This isn’t FOMO—it’s confidence. The SOPR metric shows short-term holders are cashing out while the long-term players are holding the line. That’s code for: the price floor is forming, not the top. BlackRock clearly sees the same signal.
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Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, was reportedly questioned in a Paris court for the first time regarding a legal case involving allegations of the messenger app facilitating criminal activity. Durov appeared in a Parisian court at 10 am CET on Dec. 6, alongside his lawyers David-Olivier Kaminski and Christophe Ingrain. An anonymous source familiar with the matter told the Agence France-Presse (AFP) that the questioning focused on the allegations tied to Telegram’s potential use for illicit transactions. When asked about the legal proceedings, Durov reportedly told the AFP that he “trusts the French justice” system but refused to elaborate on the case. The Telegram founder’s legal issues began on Aug. 24, when he was temporarily arrested at Le Bourget airport in Paris. He was released after posting a $6 million bail but remains restricted from leaving France until March 2025. French prosecutors accused Durov of running a platform that allegedly enables illegal activities, citing preliminary charges announced on Aug. 28. Source: CoinTelegraph
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