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BTC Stopped at $101K Perhaps on the heels of the substantial inflow toward the spot Bitcoin ETFs in the States, the primary cryptocurrency was finally able to break into six-digit territory last week. Recall that the asset exploded to a new all-time high of $103,650 on Thursday after gaining about $8,000 in a day. The bears were quick to intercept the move and pushed the cryptocurrency south hard. BTC dumped by over ten grand in hours, causing a cascade of liquidations in the process. However, it bounced off and started to reclaim ground on Friday and during the weekend. The top came at $102,000 on Friday and $101,300 on Sunday evening. However, both attempts were faced by rejections that drove the asset south. As of now, bitcoin stands shy of $99,000 after a minor daily decline. Its market capitalization has dumped to $1.960 trillion on CoinGecko, but its dominance over the alts has risen to 52.1% as most of them are deeper in the red. source : cryptorank #BTCReclaims101K
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The Dangers of Fake Tokens Fake tokens can really mess up your crypto wallet and exchanges. They can pop up in your wallet without you even knowing it, leading to confusion over what you actually own. Some even have inflated values because they manipulate liquidity pools, which can cause issues come tax time. Scammers love listing these fake tokens on decentralized exchanges like Uniswap since there's no one checking if they're legit. Often, these scammy tokens will impersonate real ones from popular projects, tricking users into investing their hard-earned money into nothingness. And it gets worse—some of these fake tokens come with hidden fees or poorly set-up smart contracts designed to steal your funds right outta your pocket! Tactics like "rug pulls" leave investors high and dry. How to Protect Yourself Stay Informed Binance puts out these alerts for a reason—they want their users informed! By using all their channels (including social media), they’re able to reach a lot more people quickly. Educate Yourself Binance goes the extra mile by providing detailed guides on how to spot scams. Their support FAQs cover common scam tactics—like those promising unrealistically high returns or claiming fake partnerships—which helps users make better decisions. Engage with the Community Reporting suspicious activity is key! When everyone pitches in, it’s easier to catch scammers trying to slip through the cracks. Compare Platforms While other exchanges might have similar strategies for dealing with scams, user awareness is what makes the difference. If you're not paying attention, it doesn't matter how many alerts get sent out! Use Secure Platforms Platforms like Binance employ strict security measures that make it harder for scammers to operate within them—but remember: scams often happen outside the platform! Be Proactive About Reporting The effectiveness of community reporting relies heavily on active participation from its members; so if you see something shady—report it! source : onesafe $BTC #MajorAirdropWatch
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Notice of Removal of Spot Trading Pairs - 2024-12-13 This is a general announcement. Products and services referred to here may not be available in your region. Fellow Binancians, To protect users and maintain a high quality trading market, Binance conducts periodic reviews of all listed spot trading pairs, and may delist selected spot trading pairs due to multiple factors, such as poor liquidity and trading volume. Based on our most recent reviews, Binance will remove and cease trading on the following spot trading pairs: At 2024-12-13 03:00 (UTC): DCR/BTC, PEPE/TUSD, ZEN/ETH source : Binance Anouncement #BURNGMT #MicrosoftRejectsBTC
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The GMT Burn Initiative sets a new standard for community engagement in the web3 ecosystem. By allowing holders to vote on the potential burn of 600 million GMT tokens, the DAO underscores its dedication to decentralization and transparency. Voting is now open at burngmt.com, inviting all GMT holders to play an active role in shaping the token’s future. Trading Volume The trading volume of GMT (GMT) is $87,095,693 in the last 24 hours, representing a 32.90% increase from one day ago and signalling a recent rise in market activity. all-time high for GMT The highest price paid for GMT (GMT) is $4.11, which was recorded on Apr 28, 2022 (over 2 years). Comparatively, the current price is 94.33% lower than the all-time high price. all-time low for GMT The lowest price paid for GMT (GMT) is $0.08527, which was recorded on Aug 05, 2024 (4 months). Comparatively, the current price is 173.07% higher than the all-time low price. source : coingecko , gam3s #BURNGMT #MakeGMTGreatAgain $GMT
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