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🧐The same siba-inu DOGE token t-shirt appeared on Donald Trump's website. 🐶🐾
We don't know why, but we need it 🤭
#DOGE #Dogecoin
We don't know why, but we need it 🤭
#DOGE #Dogecoin
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8000 bitcoins 🤩
That's how many coins lie on the hard drive of British James Howells, which he accidentally threw away 10 years ago.
📍 Recently, a man found out that his disc is in a landfill and, of course, wanted to find it. But the authorities do not allow it because of "ecological risks".
James does not give up and continues to fight the authorities in court, hoping to receive compensation of $ 647 million 👀
#ВТС
That's how many coins lie on the hard drive of British James Howells, which he accidentally threw away 10 years ago.
📍 Recently, a man found out that his disc is in a landfill and, of course, wanted to find it. But the authorities do not allow it because of "ecological risks".
James does not give up and continues to fight the authorities in court, hoping to receive compensation of $ 647 million 👀
#ВТС
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Bitcoin was able to reach $63 thousand 🪙😲
Tonight, the cryptocurrency was able to overcome the maximum of September — the mark of $63,000.
At the moment, the price of BTC is $63.123 🥳
Tonight, the cryptocurrency was able to overcome the maximum of September — the mark of $63,000.
At the moment, the price of BTC is $63.123 🥳
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Great strategy for beginners ❤️
DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) is a simple investment strategy where you divide your money into equal parts and buy assets regularly, for example, every month. This helps reduce the impact of market fluctuations and eliminates the need to guess at the best time to buy.
DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) is a simple investment strategy where you divide your money into equal parts and buy assets regularly, for example, every month. This helps reduce the impact of market fluctuations and eliminates the need to guess at the best time to buy.
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What is the support level!???
Support is a level below which the price usually does not fall. Think of it as a price floor. If the price falls to this level, it often bounces back up. This happens because at this level many people want to buy, and this keeps the price from falling further. For example, if Bitcoin does not fall below $30,000 and often bounces back from this amount, then $30,000 is a support level. But if the price still falls lower, it may mean that demand has decreased and the price may go even lower. Knowing the support level is useful for understanding when it is better to buy or sell an asset. But you need to remember that the level of support does not always work.
BTC
Support is a level below which the price usually does not fall. Think of it as a price floor. If the price falls to this level, it often bounces back up. This happens because at this level many people want to buy, and this keeps the price from falling further. For example, if Bitcoin does not fall below $30,000 and often bounces back from this amount, then $30,000 is a support level. But if the price still falls lower, it may mean that demand has decreased and the price may go even lower. Knowing the support level is useful for understanding when it is better to buy or sell an asset. But you need to remember that the level of support does not always work.
BTC
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Bitcoin (BTC) price growth by year:
1. 2009: Bitcoin was launched in January. The price started at $0 because it had no market value.
2. 2010: First known transaction using Bitcoin to buy a pizza (10,000 BTC). Bitcoin Price: About $0.08.
3. 2011: The price reached $1 in February and rose to around $31 in June, but fell back to around $2 by the end of the year.
4. 2012: The price ranged from $4 to $13 for the year.
5. 2013: In April, Bitcoin hit $266 for the first time, and by December had risen to over $1,000.
6. 2014: Started at about $800 and fell to $300 by the end of the year.
7. 2015: The price remained stable between $200-$500.
8. 2016: The price gradually increased to $900 by the end of the year.
9. 2017: A big rally as Bitcoin rose from $1,000 in January to over $19,000 in December.
10. 2018: Market correction, down to about $3,200 by the end of the year after starting at $13,000.
11. 2019: Rise to about $7,200 in December.
12. 2020: Bitcoin started the year at around $7,000 and rose to $29,000 by the end of the year.
13. 2021: Bitcoin hit a record high of over $69,000 in November and ended the year at around $47,000.
14. 2022: The price fell amid economic woes, ending the year around $16,000.
1. 2009: Bitcoin was launched in January. The price started at $0 because it had no market value.
2. 2010: First known transaction using Bitcoin to buy a pizza (10,000 BTC). Bitcoin Price: About $0.08.
3. 2011: The price reached $1 in February and rose to around $31 in June, but fell back to around $2 by the end of the year.
4. 2012: The price ranged from $4 to $13 for the year.
5. 2013: In April, Bitcoin hit $266 for the first time, and by December had risen to over $1,000.
6. 2014: Started at about $800 and fell to $300 by the end of the year.
7. 2015: The price remained stable between $200-$500.
8. 2016: The price gradually increased to $900 by the end of the year.
9. 2017: A big rally as Bitcoin rose from $1,000 in January to over $19,000 in December.
10. 2018: Market correction, down to about $3,200 by the end of the year after starting at $13,000.
11. 2019: Rise to about $7,200 in December.
12. 2020: Bitcoin started the year at around $7,000 and rose to $29,000 by the end of the year.
13. 2021: Bitcoin hit a record high of over $69,000 in November and ended the year at around $47,000.
14. 2022: The price fell amid economic woes, ending the year around $16,000.
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🎁CRYPTA IS SIMPLE 🎁
Futures are agreements to buy or sell something in the future, but at a price you agree on now. For example, you agree to buy a ton of grain in three months for a certain amount. Even if the price changes after three months, you will still buy it at the price you agreed on earlier ❤️❤️❤️ well, everything is very simple.
Futures are agreements to buy or sell something in the future, but at a price you agree on now. For example, you agree to buy a ton of grain in three months for a certain amount. Even if the price changes after three months, you will still buy it at the price you agreed on earlier ❤️❤️❤️ well, everything is very simple.
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TOP - 5 interesting facts about Bitcoin / BTC
1. The first cryptocurrency: Bitcoin is the first cryptocurrency that was created in 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto, laying the foundation for all other digital currencies.
2. Limited quantity: Only 21 million bitcoins can be issued in total. This limitation is built into the cryptocurrency code, making it a scarce asset.
3. Decentralized Network: Bitcoin operates without a central authority. Transactions are verified and recorded in the blockchain by a network of computers around the world.
4. First Bitcoin Purchase: In 2010, programmer László Haniec bought two pizzas for 10,000 bitcoins, the first documented cryptocurrency purchase.
5. High Volatility: The price of Bitcoin fluctuates significantly. For example, in 2017 it reached $20,000 and then fell sharply. However, over time, its value has increased even more.
1. The first cryptocurrency: Bitcoin is the first cryptocurrency that was created in 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto, laying the foundation for all other digital currencies.
2. Limited quantity: Only 21 million bitcoins can be issued in total. This limitation is built into the cryptocurrency code, making it a scarce asset.
3. Decentralized Network: Bitcoin operates without a central authority. Transactions are verified and recorded in the blockchain by a network of computers around the world.
4. First Bitcoin Purchase: In 2010, programmer László Haniec bought two pizzas for 10,000 bitcoins, the first documented cryptocurrency purchase.
5. High Volatility: The price of Bitcoin fluctuates significantly. For example, in 2017 it reached $20,000 and then fell sharply. However, over time, its value has increased even more.
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How often do you use Red Packet? and in general, is it possible to raise at least a dollar in this way?