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Salah-M
12 hours ago

#LTC
📝 نصيحة للي حاب يدخل بالعملة على المستوى القصير انتظر لأنها بمرحلة مقاومة قوية بين 131 و 132.

📈📉 إذا عدت الـ 133.5 ادخل وفالك التوفيق لكن إذا كسرت 129.2 سيتبعها هبوط.

اكتبوا لنا أرائكم، وهل ستخدولون ام لا؟
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    Real_Commentator
    13 hours ago

    PI Network Scam
    1.)
    It will not be listed on Binance or Coinbase which are two biggest crypto exchanges.(Of course they dont support scam projects, other exchanges just want to take your quick fee money)
    2.)
    Max supply of this coin is 100.000.000.000(100 Billion) which is same as $XRP who have huge use case and its still at max of 3$. Xrp have circulation supply of about 60 Billion, in the other hand PI network circulation supply is about 6 Billion. So to match Xrp value PI coin would need to be about 25-30$. However Xrp use case is much immportant than this scam project.
    3.)
    The app or the coin does not provide anything other than like in-app messaging. Community is big just because everything you do is click on app and pray it will be worth 100$ which you can sell and make millions. Thats not going to happen.
    4.)
    This model of pyramid-scheme referal system is only good for founders through ads. When you click on mine you just watch the ad and you PI is beign mined. Ridiculous.
    5.)
    Possible coin price in my estimations would be around 0,0001$ and 0,001$ at best so if you have someone to sell it on closed market for 1$ a coin i recommend you to do that. Thats only way to earn money from time you spend clicking and watching ads on this Fake platform. Of course coin can be manipulated for pump and dump or rug pull schemas but in the end there are no real value in PI coin or project.
    SUMMARIZE:
    * Not close to xrp Huge 3$ worth or market cap
    * No use case at all
    * Only creators earn through ads
    * Not supported by big Exchanges
    * Real value will be close to 0$ and possible open to huge price manipulations
    * Pyramid-referal-scheme system with no real value
    * Constantly delaying project roadmap (about 6 years, the longest among any crypto project)
    *60+milion users which at least half is delusional and think that this will be worth millions and not seeing that this is scam project
    * But as long as you dont invest any other money you will maybe just be sad for couple of days and forget about how you almost become millionaire.
    * plus tip invest in $BTC and sleep tight.

      #20 #BITCOIN 1st TRANSACTION

      Almost 12 years ago, a Floridian programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz was craving pizza. So, he bought two. But the catch here is, that he paid in Bitcoin in the first-ever recorded real-world transaction using crypto.

      Hanyecz announced on the Bitcointalk forum on May 18, 2010, that he planned to use Bitcoin to buy pizza, preferably two large pies. He was willing to pay 10,000 Bitcoin to anyone who could place an order, collect the cryptocurrency, and bring it to him.

      Days passed and Hanyecz was still unable to find anyone who was willing to take up his offer. He was losing hope.

      But then, on May 22, Jeremy Sturdivant, a 19-year-old at the time, started turning heads on the forum. He accepted the offer of 10,000 Bitcoin for two pizzas, valued at around $41 back then.

      Sturdivant purchased the two pizzas and delivered them to Hanyecz’s place in Florida.

      Laszlo Hanyecz posted on the forum that he had received the pizzas and shared the following photograph with his family.

      Years later, Hanyecz recalls that day with a lot of regret. If he would have held those Bitcoins, they would have been valued at USD97524842505.56 today.

      At the Bitcoin all-time high, those Bitcoins were valued at USD97524842505.56.

      This early Bitcoin transaction throws light on the volatility of crypto and strengthens the argument that dynamic cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are not a suitable medium of exchange.

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                BTC to CAD:
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                Price of BTC today

                The live price of Bitcoin is C$137,939.34 per (BTC / CAD) with a current market cap of C$2,734.67B CAD. 24-hour trading volume is C$22.26B CAD. BTC to CAD price is updated in real-time. Bitcoin is -0.67% in the last 24 hours with a circulating supply of 19.83M.
                BTC Price History CAD
                Date ComparisonAmount Change% Change
                coinPrice-pricePerformance-row-percent_change_24hC$-935.72-0.67%
                coinPrice-pricePerformance-row-percent_change_30dC$-8,054.73-5.52%
                coinPrice-pricePerformance-row-percent_change_60dC$-10,805.93-7.26%
                coinPrice-pricePerformance-row-percent_change_90dC$9,411.37+7.32%

                BTC Market Information

                24h Low & High
                Low: C$137,863.01
                High: C$139,049.72
                The highest and lowest price paid for this asset in 24 hours.
                All Time High
                C$154,943.14
                The highest price paid for this asset since it was launched or listed.
                Price Change (1h)
                -0.21%
                The percentage change in price for this asset compared to 1 hour ago.
                Price Change (24h)
                -0.67%
                The percentage change in price for this asset compared to 24 hours ago.
                Price Change (7d)
                +0.63%
                The percentage change in price for this asset compared to 7 days ago.

                BTC Market Information

                Popularity
                #1
                Popularity is based on the relative market cap of assets.
                Market Cap
                C$2,734.67B
                Market cap is calculated by multiplying the asset's circulating supply with its current price.
                Volume (24hours)
                C$22.26B
                The total dollar value of all transactions for this asset over the past 24 hours.
                Circulation Supply
                19.83M
                94.41%
                The number of coins circulating in the market and available to the public for trading, similar to publicly traded shares on the stock market.
                Total Maximum Supply
                21.00M
                The total number of coins that will ever be created for the cryptocurrency, similar to fully diluted shares in the stock market. If this data is not provided or verified by CoinMarketCap, the maximum supply is displayed as '--'.
                Fully Diluted Market Cap
                C$2,896.73B
                The total number of coins that will ever be created for the cryptocurrency, similar to fully diluted shares in the stock market. If this data is not provided or verified by CoinMarketCap, the maximum supply is displayed as '--'.
                Issue Date
                2008-11-01

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                What is Bitcoin (BTC)?

                Bitcoin is one of the most popular cryptocurrencies in the market. First introduced in 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin continues to the top cryptocurrency according to market capitalization. Bitcoin paved the way for many existing altcoins in the market and marked a pivotal moment for digital payment solutions. 
                  
                As the world’s first cryptocurrency, Bitcoin has come a long way in terms of its value. Bitcoin crossed $108K, reaching an all-time high in December.

                There is no physical BTC token so Bitcoin operates as a digital currency. Bitcoin transactions are fully transparent and can’t be censored, providing a global, censorship-resistant medium for financial exchange. It’s a financial system backed by decentralized network of computers, known as ‘nodes’, instead of  centralized banking or governmental entity, thereby promoting ‘decentralization’.

                Why Is the Bitcoin Price So Volatile?

                The price of Bitcoin has been highly volatile since it started because of several factors. Firstly, the crypto market is smaller and not heavily traded like traditional markets, so big trades can make the price swing substantially. Secondly, Bitcoin's value depends on public sentiment and speculation, leading to short-term price changes. Media coverage, influential opinions, and regulatory developments create uncertainty, affecting demand and supply dynamics and contributing to price fluctuations.

                Another key factor is Bitcoin's fixed supply. With only 21 million bitcoins ever to be minted, its scarcity can lead to dramatic price changes as demand varies. This is exacerbated by "whales" or large holders of Bitcoin, whose sizable transactions can sway the market considerably.

                When Was Bitcoin Created?

                Bitcoin was created in 2009 by an unknown person or group of people using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. The digital asset is based on a decentralized, peer-to-peer network and blockchain technology, allowing users to securely and anonymously send and receive transactions without intermediaries. Satoshi Nakamoto released the Bitcoin whitepaper in 2008, outlining the design and principles of the cryptocurrency. The first Bitcoin transaction, which involved sending 10 bitcoins to a developer, took place on January 12, 2009. Since then, Bitcoin has gained traction as an alternative store of value and payment system, transforming the financial industry.

                How Does Bitcoin Work?

                Bitcoin runs on a decentralized, peer-to-peer network, making it possible for individuals to conduct transactions without intermediaries. Transactions are transparent and secure thanks to the underlying blockchain technology, which stores and verifies recorded transaction data. Miners validate transactions by solving complex mathematical problems with computational power. The first miner to find the solution receives a cryptocurrency reward, thus creating new bitcoins. Upon validation, the data is added to the existing blockchain, and it becomes a permanent record. Bitcoin provides an alternative way to transact that's transparent and secure, redefining traditional finance.

                When Is the Next Bitcoin Halving? 

                The fourth Bitcoin halving was completed on April 2024. It is difficult to predict the exact date of the next halving as it depends on the block height. Since halving happens every 210,000 blocks, the next Bitcoin halving is expected to occur in 2028.

                Bitcoin halving occurs approximately every four years, where the rewards given to Bitcoin miners for mining blocks are cut in half. Following the halving in April 2024, the reward was cut down to 3.125 BTC per block. Halving was built into the Bitcoin protocol to maintain its value as a deflationary currency.

                Does Bitcoin Halving Affect BTC’s Price?

                The price movement following the fourth Bitcoin Halving hasn’t been dramatic so far. Analysts believe that the cryptocurrency market is much more mature today than in previous halvings. The current economic conditions could also be a reason for no volatile price movements. 

                Other factors such as market sentiment, regulatory developments, and global events can also impact the price of Bitcoin. Follow our Bitcoin Halving Countdown to know how Bitcoin halving works. 
                  
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                Bitcoin can be purchased directly on Binance with a credit or debit card. You can also trade other cryptocurrencies for Bitcoin on the Binance Exchange. Read our quick guide on How to Buy Bitcoin for more instructions.

                How Many Bitcoins Are There? 

                Bitcoin has a circulating supply of 19.8M BTC at the time of writing and a maximum supply of 21,000,000 (21 Million) BTC tokens.

                How Much Is Bitcoin Today?

                Bitcoin's value undergoes frequent fluctuations due to the continuous 24/7 activity in the crypto market. Bitcoin's current price in real-time and its historical data is available on Binance.

                What is the All-Time High and All-Time Low of BTC?

                Bitcoin achieved an all-time high crossing $108K in December 2024.  The all-time low price of Bitcoin was $0.04865, which was recorded on Jul 10, 2010.

                How Much Is Bitcoin Worth?

                Bitcoin is the leading cryptocurrency by market cap. Since it was introduced, the value of Bitcoin has risen consistently, and its user base has grown over time. The actual value of Bitcoin changes constantly as cryptocurrencies are traded 24/7.
                 

                What Is Bitcoin Mining?

                Bitcoin mining is the process where miners contribute the processing power of their hardware rigs to solve cryptographic puzzles from each transaction on the Bitcoin blockchain.  Miners receive BTC for solving cryptographic puzzles, and transactions are recorded in blocks that get added to the blockchain. 

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