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📉 From #17 to #45. $109B to $68B. In just 4 months.🤯

@CZ lost over $40 billion on paper — not because he made a bad trade, not because he panic sold.

Simply because the market bled.

That's the game we're all in.

The richest man in #crypto watches billions evaporate and still doesn't flinch. Still building. Still holding. Still here.

If the guy with $68 BILLION isn't running scared —
what's your excuse?

This community is for people who understand that volatility isn't the enemy. It's the opportunity.

We don't cry over red candles. We study them.
We don't chase pumps. We position before them.

#CZ is still #1 in crypto regardless of what #Forbes says.

And we're still here regardless of what the market does. 💎 $BNB

[Risk Assessment] Forbes Report on American Bitcoin: The Shock from Stock Dilution and Cost Discrepancies

Forbes magazine just dropped a deep dive analysis on American Bitcoin, the crypto project tied to Eric Trump. Through the investment lens, there are 3 core issues raising red flags about the governance and financial risks of this company:

1. Valuation and Dilution: The company has raised around 351 million USD by selling shares at a record high valuation. The funds have been used to buy BTC, but the continuous issuance of shares has severely diluted shareholder assets.

2. Mining Cost Discrepancies: The company's report notes mining costs at about ~58,000 USD/BTC. However, Forbes points out that this figure doesn't include equipment depreciation and financial costs (interest expenses). If fully accounted for, the actual breakeven point could soar to 90,000 USD/BTC – a cost level that is completely unprofitable under current market conditions.

3. Investor Losses: Shares of American Bitcoin have plummeted 92% from their peak, resulting in an estimated 500 million USD loss in market capitalization. Meanwhile, the founding parties seem to be unaffected by this downturn.

In summary: This is a textbook case study on the risks of investing in crypto mining companies (Miners) that are hyped up by non-financial factors (like political branding) rather than actual business performance.
#BinanceSquare #BitcoinMining #MarketRisk #Forbes #CryptoAnalysis

A new #Forbes report reveals that the world's five richest billionaires are now worth a combined $1.8 trillion, yet their charitable giving remains shockingly low.

1. Elon Musk – $839B
2. Larry Page – $257B
3. Sergey Brin – $237B
4. Jeff Bezos – $224B
5. Mark Zuckerberg – $222B