Let’s be honest: crypto bull runs are like being on a rollercoaster where you’re not sure if you’re going to the moon or straight into the ground. But hey, that’s part of the fun, right? Here’s the typical journey, broken down for those of us who like a little chaos in our investments:
1. The “Nobody Cares” Phase
This is when the market is so quiet, you could hear a pin drop. Whales (a.k.a. rich crypto nerds) start buying up coins while the rest of us are busy watching Netflix. Prices are low, a

Yes, you heard that right. Eric Trump, the guy managing the Trump family’s enormous real estate empire, is now singing Bitcoin’s praises. At a 25-minute talk during the Bitcoin Conference in Abu Dhabi, he basically said, “Forget land, stack sats!” He wasn’t just talking about profits either—he dove into security, independence, and fighting censorship like it’s the next big freedom movement.
So, if the guy building hotels from Abu Dhabi to the moon (probably) is preaching , maybe it’s time to ask

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Bitcoin could see a temporary dip during the holiday season when market activity typically slows down. Most traders have already made their moves, and the market might wait for the new year to pick up again.
Without major events driving the price, minor market cycles or even deliberate price manipulations could lead to short-term drops, possibly even around 5-10%. If this happens, don’t panic!
Sometimes, doing absolutely nothing is the smartest investment move you can

The world of cryptocurrency offers massive opportunities, but it also comes with its fair share of pitfalls—especially for beginners. While most of us may never achieve the scale of industry giants like Michael Saylor, who holds over 1.35% of the world’s Bitcoin, we can avoid some of the most common mistakes that can drain our investments.
1. Lack of Diversification
Investing all your funds in a single cryptocurrency is a risky strategy. Diversifying across multiple cryptos, much like stocks, he