Last week I failed to update you on the #bitcoin graph.
Here's what happened:
After the price reached our $52k target on Friday 02/09, Bitcoin recovered to $60k very quickly (8 days later).

The week ended with a bullish candle, forming a kind of swallowing 📈 pattern but with low probability...
This signal, although weak, can probably lead BTC back towards $69k, the upper limit of our channel, if and only if we clear the current $61k hurdle with certainty. Otherwise, the bitcoin 📉.

The rebound of BTC from 52k, shows and once again specifies the presence of buyers solidly defending a price zone.

Nevertheless, the bearish structure is still not broken. We Keep eyes 👀 .
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"Use stock market alerts to stay informed, manage risk, and seize opportunities at the right time "

Why alerts? It's banal you say.
Read to the end I explain everything to you in this note.

Investing in the stock market can be an exciting adventure, but it is essential to remain vigilant to react at the right time in order to achieve your financial goals. This is where the use of target price alerts comes in.

"The alert" is a vital tool for any investor.

"Alerts" are signals that you receive by message, notification, email, etc . to remind you of a fact, a task you need to perform. They participate in your discipline as an investor.

Target price alerts allow you to set specific price levels that you expect to react to.
This helps you manage your risks by notifying you when your investments reach critical levels.
In crypto investing, alerts are an effective way to seize profit opportunities. When the price reaches your target, the alert reminds you to sell, allowing you to make gains and avoid greed.
They prevent you from constantly monitoring the markets, they allow you to follow your investments effectively while staying away from the market and its noise to be able to properly apply your investment strategies such as DCA, 3-4-3, SHAD etc ...
The crypto market is highly volatile, and prices can change quickly. Alerts help you react quickly to market movements, which is essential for maximizing benefits and minimizing losses.

Finally, the important thing is to save, share and like this note to allow other crypto investors like you to benefit from this advice.

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During the last bull run there was a lot of speculation about if any of the new Layer1 solutions could finally dethrone Ethereum as the de facto leader. Cardano, Polkadot and Solana were backed by big groups and funds and had amazing run but once the bull market started to lose steam it became clear that no competitor was ready at the moment to replace Ethereum from its top spot.

Now that the markets seem to have found their bottom and are gearing up to commence the next bull run the main focus and hype seems to be centered around the Layer zkEVM projects like zkSync, Taiko, StarkNet, Polygon zkEVM, Scroll and many more. These are all very interesting and promising projects and I will probably make dedicated posts to cover them in more details. In a nutshell all these zkEVM or zero knowledge Ethereum virtual machines are Layer2 projects built on top of Ethereum which are designed to bundle up transactions to make the operations more gas efficient.

In parallel there is another Layer1 project that is building consistently and I think might come into the lime light of crypto world very soon. It is SUI blockchain which is developing it’s own PoS (proof of stake) network. Whether it can give a stiff competition to Ethereum or not I think it is too early to say but I strongly feel this is a project which has huge potential and we should keep it in our watchlist. Through this post I will share what are the main highlights of this project and also share what activities I am currently doing on SUI network to ensure that I get a decent allocation of their airdrop once they launch their native SUI token on mainnet.

What makes SUI Unique?

SUI is backed by Mysten Labs and their focus is to provide a high throughput network with special emphasis on NFT markets. SUI differs from Etereum and majority of Layer1 blockchains built on Solidity as it’s smart contracts are developed on Move, which is designed to improve upon the shortcomings of Solidity.

While Ethereum can handle about 30 transactions per second, SUI is being configured to handle more than 100,000 transactions per second. This speed they aim to achieve by allowing parallel execution of transactions to overcome the limitation of Ethereum of sequential execution of blocks.

A major improvement that SUI proposes over other blockchains is gas fee stability. We have all encountered crazy gas wars where gas fees shoots up exponentially when many users are trying to execute transactions at the same time. SUI will overcome this issue by introducing epochs of 24 hours where gas fee will remain stable throughout an epoch.

How to be Eligible for SUI Airdrop?

SUI has already announced that once they launch their mainnet they will start releasing their native SUI tokens to the users. The supply will be capped at 10 billion token.

They have not mentioned what part of the tokens will be used for airdrop to early users but considering recent launches it is highly likely that they will reward through airdrop to their early adopters. Considering they will have a staking system in place I think it will be a really good long term bet to get hold of some SUI tokens once it is launched.

Currently the project is running on testnet and I will strongly recommend to regularly perform transactions on the testnet to gain eligibility to a higher allocation of SUI airdrop. There are several applications running on the SUI testnet and you should try them out.

Following are the main activities on SUI blockchain that I am performing every weekend:

1. Staking SUI tokens- You can claim free SUI test tokens from the faucet and then stake them directly on the staking interface on web version of SUI wallet.

2. Mint SUI Capys- You can use the SUI test tokens to mint SUI Capys which are capybara themed NFTs. There is already a functionality of breeding so try to mint a couple of them and also try the breeding function. As the network is currently on testnet it might be down for maintenance at times and you will have to check once it becomes available.

3. Register SUI domain- Just like you use ENS to register domains on Ethereum you can use SUI NS (SUI Name Service) to register SUI based domains through your SUI test tokens.

Currently these are the main applications running on SUI network but I will recommend you to join their discord group as well so you are informed of any major updates.

I have also created a short video of how to perform these transactions that you can refer in case you have any doubts.

Keep in mind that this is an expected airdrop but there is no 100% guarantee so I will advise you not to spend too much time on it and just do a few transactions a week as that will be sufficient for the airdrop if it happens.

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Since the end of World War II, the US dollar has been the world's main reserve currency and has played a central role in the international monetary system.

During the gold standard period and later during the Bretton Woods period, international trade was generally conducted using currencies convertible into gold or US dollars.

In the gold standard system, the currencies of the participating countries were fixed at a fixed exchange rate against gold. International payments were made in gold, which meant that countries could convert their currency into gold at any time at the fixed exchange rate.

During the Bretton Woods period, countries pegged their exchange rate to the US dollar, which itself was pegged at $35 per ounce of gold. International payments were made in US dollars, which could be converted into gold by foreign governments at any time.

The US dollar became the world's main reserve currency during this period, as gold was difficult to acquire and other countries were willing to accumulate reserves of US dollars to facilitate international trade and to protect their own currencies against fluctuations. change. US dollars were considered a stable and reliable reserve currency, backed by convertibility into gold.

The dollar was more and more solicited and the United States produced more of it to satisfy the demand.

At one time the United States had more dollars in circulation than gold in reserve, a serious problem for the United States if the countries came to require the exchange of the American dollars in their possession against gold.

So in the 1960s, the United States therefore experienced a significant increase in their trade deficit and their balance of payments. Investors began to worry about the ability of the United States to maintain its fixed exchange rate with gold, which put pressure on the dollar.

In 1971, US President Richard Nixon announced that the dollar would no longer be convertible into gold. This marked the end of the gold standard and allowed the United States to have control over the value of the dollar according to world demand. But it should be remembered that since the dollar is no longer backed by gold, the countries have gotten rid of most of their dollar, and the dollar has lost more than 90% of its value.

To avoid the total collapse of the dollar in 1970, the United States established the petrodollar system. The petrodollar is a system in which crude oil was traded exclusively in US dollars, reinforcing the dollar's position as the world's main reserve currency.

Since the 2000s, emerging countries have therefore begun to diversify their foreign exchange reserves by using other currencies, such as the Euro and the Chinese Yuan.

The insurance industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by technological advancements and the growing interest in decentralized finance (DeFi). One such innovation is decentralized insurance, a blockchain-based solution that aims to revolutionize the way insurance is provided and managed. This article will delve into the world of decentralized insurance, its benefits, challenges, and how it works.

Definition Decentralized Insurance

Decentralized insurance, or DeFi insurance, refers to a new model of insurance that leverages blockchain technology and smart contracts to provide transparent, secure, and efficient insurance services. It removes intermediaries, such as traditional insurance companies, and empowers individuals to participate in the insurance ecosystem directly.

The scope of a decentralized insurance platform emphasizes decentralized access to traditional insurance policies. At the same time, it should also aim at safeguarding crypto investors from attacks on DeFi protocols or smart contract vulnerabilities.

Key Components

Blockchain: A decentralized ledger that records transactions securely and transparently.

Smart Contracts: Self-executing contracts with the terms of the agreement directly written into code.

Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs): Organizations run by rules encoded as computer programs on a blockchain.

Benefits of Decentralized Insurance

Transparency and Trust: Blockchain technology ensures transparency and trust by providing a tamper-proof record of all transactions. Policyholders can track their claims and payments, leading to increased trust in the system.

Cost Reduction: Decentralized insurance eliminates intermediaries, reducing administrative costs and allowing for more affordable premiums.

Faster Claims Processing: Smart contracts automate claim processing, resulting in faster payouts and a better customer experience.

Increased Accessibility: Decentralized insurance platforms allow anyone with internet access to participate in the insurance market, increasing accessibility and financial inclusion.

How Decentralized Insurance Works

The way decentralized insurance works is similar to that of traditional insurance markets. It works through a pooling of risk. When a potential event presents the risk of being a financial burden, individuals seek insurance to cover the risk. Now, insurance companies work by pooling the risk by asking each user to pay premiums for the insurance coverage. The premium of every customer is significantly lesser than the amount required to pay for claims.

In the traditional insurance market, the insurance provider pools the risk of consumers while also establishing a centralized process for claims payment. Policyholders have to show valid proof of loss and justification for the claims, and insurance companies would verify the claims before determining the payout. As you can notice, the claims process imposes a huge burden of expenses on the insurance industry.

While the process might be similar, the creation and implementation of the insurance policy differs. For the traditional market, you have to fill out multiple forms and, in some cases, participate in the insurance company’s compulsory medical assessment. In decentralized insurance, this is how it works:

Tokenization of Assets: Insurance policies are tokenized, creating digital assets representing the policy on the blockchain.

Peer-to-Peer Insurance: Decentralized insurance platforms enable peer-to-peer (P2P) insurance, allowing individuals to pool their resources and share risks.

Automated Claims Processing: Smart contracts automatically process claims based on predefined conditions, streamlining the claims process and reducing the likelihood of fraud.

Governance through DAOs: DAOs provide a decentralized governance structure, allowing policyholders to participate in decision-making processes and ensuring the platform remains transparent and fair.

Challenges and Limitations

Regulatory Hurdles: Decentralized insurance faces regulatory challenges as it disrupts the traditional insurance industry, and regulators must adapt to new business models and technologies.

Scalability: As decentralized insurance platforms grow, they must overcome scalability issues to ensure they can handle increasing numbers of users and transactions.

Data Privacy: Blockchain technology raises data privacy concerns, as personal information may be stored on a public ledger. Decentralized insurance platforms must address these concerns while maintaining transparency and security.

Adoption : For decentralized insurance to succeed, it must overcome barriers to adoption, such as a lack of awareness and understanding of the technology, as well as resistance from incumbents in the insurance industry.

For decentralized insurance to succeed, it must overcome barriers to adoption, such as a lack of awareness and understanding of the technology, as well as resistance from incumbents in the insurance industry.

Final Thoughts

Decentralized insurance holds the potential to transform the insurance industry by leveraging blockchain technology and smart contracts to provide transparent, efficient, and accessible insurance services. While challenges remain, the future of insurance could lie in decentralized platforms that empower individuals and communities to take control of their insurance needs.

25 billion dollars from the FED to solve the American banking crisis.

Some think it's still a sort of printing press, for others it's quantitative easing.

In fact, printing money and quantitative easing are two distinct economic concepts, but they are often confused.

Printing money is a method used by central banks to create money. It consists of printing new banknotes to increase the quantity of money in circulation. This method can be used to finance public expenditure or to stimulate the economy.

Quantitative easing (QE) is a monetary policy that involves the central bank buying large-scale financial assets in the markets, such as government bonds or mortgage-backed securities. The objective of QE is to stimulate the economy by injecting money into the financial system and reducing interest rates.

These two concepts have the same objective: to stimulate the economy.

The main differences between the two methods are:

Money printing is the creation of money out of thin air, whereas QE involves the purchase of existing financial assets in the markets.

Money printing can be used to finance government spending or to stimulate the economy, while QE is mainly used to stimulate the economy by lowering interest rates and increasing the amount of liquidity in the financial system.

Money printing can lead to inflation if used excessively, while QE can also have an inflationary effect, but it depends on the economy and macroeconomic environment.

On March 12 the Federal Reserve announced that it would fund a support program for banks and other depository institutions. This funding program will make $25 billion available to eligible organizations.

You must therefore be eligible to benefit from the financing program.

The funds will serve as a liquidity guarantee for the banks which will have to cover the needs of customers in this period of trouble.

The use of the funds was specified in the statement. They will be used to provide loans for up to one year to banks, credit unions, savings associations and other depository institutions deemed eligible.

To obtain the funds, companies will have to deposit pledges beforehand. The Fed has clarified that the pledges could be US Treasuries, agency debt and mortgage-backed securities or other qualifying assets. Regarding the value of the pledges, the assets will be valued at the price at which they were issued.

So I have two questions for you:

- Is this quantitative easing or the use of printing money?

- Do we still have to prepare for further increases in the inflation rate in the months to come?

Web3 wallets are digital wallets that allow users to interact with decentralized applications (dapps) on the blockchain, as well as store, send, and receive cryptocurrencies. As the use of blockchain technology continues to grow, web3 wallets are becoming increasingly popular. In this article, we will provide an introduction to web3 wallets and offer tips on how to choose the right one for your needs.

What is a Web3 Wallet?

A web3 wallet is a type of cryptocurrency wallet that enables users to interact with dapps on the blockchain. Unlike traditional wallets, web3 wallets offer a range of features such as decentralized exchanges, token swaps, and other blockchain-based services. These wallets use a process called “web3 injection” to connect with dapps and provide access to the user’s cryptocurrency holdings and other relevant information.

How to Choose the Right Web3 Wallet for You

Choosing the right web3 wallet is crucial to ensure the security of your cryptocurrency holdings and facilitate your interaction with dapps on the blockchain. Here are some key factors to consider:

1- Security

Security is a top priority when it comes to selecting a web3 wallet. Look for wallets that offer two-factor authentication, encryption, and other security features to safeguard your cryptocurrency holdings.

2. Supported cryptocurrencies

Different web3 wallets may support different cryptocurrencies. Make sure to select a wallet that supports the cryptocurrencies you want to store and use.

3. Ease of use

User interface and user experience can differ widely among web3 wallets. Choose a wallet that is easy to use and understand, with clear instructions and intuitive features.

4. Reputation

The reputation of a web3 wallet in the community is an important consideration. Choose wallets that have positive reviews from other users and have been around for a while.

5. Compatibility

Consider the dapps you plan to use and whether they are compatible with the web3 wallet you are considering. Some dapps may only work with certain web3 wallets, so make sure to do your research beforehand.

Some popular web3 wallets include MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Trust Wallet, and MyEtherWallet. Each of these wallets has unique features and benefits, so it is important to choose the one that meets your individual needs and preferences.

Conclusion

Web3 wallets are an essential tool for anyone interested in cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. Choosing the right web3 wallet can be a daunting task, but by considering factors such as security, supported cryptocurrencies, ease of use, reputation, and compatibility, you can select a wallet that suits your needs and helps you make the most of the opportunities offered by blockchain technology.

After a difficult year 2022 for the whole economy, 2023 does not look better.

In this first quarter of 2023, we are witnessing several banking crises.

In Europe, banks have been put to the test due to the financial crisis. Credit Suisse, a Zurich-based bank, was taken over by UBS after experiencing serious setbacks that sparked panic in the banking sector.

We also have the bankruptcy of several American banks such as: Silvergate Bank, Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank in March 2023.

The bailout of Credit Suisse and Silicon Valley Bank customers casts the shadow of a new financial crisis.

These banking crises are none other than the consequences of the increase in the Fed's key rates since 2022 to fight against inflation.

A banking crisis has always had repercussions on the financial markets, it leads to a drop in confidence in the traditional banking system, in financial transactions.

Investors who do not feel safe with banks will seek alternative means of wealth storage such as: Gold, government bonds, commodities and even digital gold. As the latter is not considered by the majority as a safe haven because of its high volatility, it will only serve as a diversification asset.

Banks are major players in the stock market and a banking crisis has more negative than positive impact on the economy and the stock market.

When a bank fails it is a bad sign for consumers and customers of other banks. We are witnessing a Bank Run.

A bank run is a situation where a large number of customers of a bank or other financial institution withdraw their deposits at the same time for fear of the creditworthiness of the bank. The more people withdraw their funds, the greater the likelihood of default, which in turn may encourage more people to withdraw their deposits.

Bank runs occur when many people start withdrawing from a bank because they fear the institution is running out of money. A bank run is usually the result of panic rather than outright insolvency. However, a fear-triggered bank run can push a bank into actual insolvency.

With already a recession, facing a liquidity problem for banks, companies and investors will also be in difficulty and will arise the problem of:

- Slowdown in economic activity: The access of companies and individuals to financing to invest or develop activities or consume becomes more difficult. This will create a domino effect: Business bankruptcy, rising unemployment, falling stock market assets, falling prices of goods and services which can lead to long-term economic stagnation.