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$DYDX /USDT - LONG🚨 #Signal ✅#Entry : 2.180, 2.168, 2.145 #Targets: 🎯 2.190 2.200 2.213 2.226 2.239 2.252🚀 #Stoploss: 2.120🛑 Leverage: 50x Cross #crypto2023

$DYDX /USDT - LONG🚨 #Signal

✅#Entry : 2.180, 2.168, 2.145

#Targets: 🎯

2.190

2.200

2.213

2.226

2.239

2.252🚀

#Stoploss: 2.120🛑

Leverage: 50x Cross

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One of the most valuable privately-owned coin collections is headed to auction later this year after spending more than a century shrouded in secrecy. The collection once belonged to Danish businessman and butter tycoon Lars Emil Bruun, who spent decades compiling the nearly 20,000 coins, bank notes, and medals that comprise the set. For over a century, the collection has been kept out of the public eye due to a stipulation in Bruun's will that forbade the coins from being sold until a century after his death in 1923 at 71. Emotionally impacted by the devastation of World War I, Bruun determined the collection should be kept as backup reserves for Denmark should a second war ravage Europe. The collection in total is estimated to be worth up to $72 million, making it the most valuable coin collection ever to go to sale. #BTC
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Google announced on X on Tuesday that it's testing a new Gemini Al feature that "provides real-time alerts during a call if it detects conversation patterns commonly associated with scams." "This protection all happens on-device so your conversation stays private to you," the company said. The announcement is part of Google's expansion of the Gemini Nano, the company's Al model that was added to the Pixel 9 smartphone. Google says the new feature would alert users for things like a bank representative pressuring you for an urgent payment, or demanding transactions through gift cards.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang got a huge payday last year thanks to strong demand for the company's Al chips. Huang's total compensation for the 2024 fiscal year was a 60% jump from the year before, when he was awarded $21.4 million. His compensation consisted of $26.7 million in stock awards, $4 million in cash bonuses, and $2.5 million for other expenses, including residential security, and car and driver. Huang's payday bonanza came as Nvidia's share price sustained a rally on the back of the Al frenzy.
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As the rise of online shopping took hold during the pandemic, so did the rise of fake online shops and products. SR Labs is a German-based cyber security company that consults with clients in more than 21 countries. The company last week announced the findings of a three-year study, which found that one Chinese criminal organization was linked to more than 75,000 fraudulent online shops. The group, dubbed "BogusBazaar," mostly runs websites claiming to sell items like designer clothes at cheap prices. Instead, the sites harvest credit card details and collect payments for the fake merchandise. The fake shops processed over $50 million in orders between March 2021 and April 2024. A spokesperson for SR Labs noted that, since every successful order does not conclude with successful payment, the immediate monetary damage to the victims is likely lower than the figures suggest. But the exposure of credit card details to the scammers will likely "add to the overall damage."
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Logan Paul has declared he wants to buy Evander Holyfield's ear ahead of his brother Jake Paul's mega fight with Mike Tyson on July 20. Paul's younger brother will take on "Iron Mike", who, at his peak, was considered the most destructive heavyweight boxer on the planet. But one man Tyson failed to get the better of during his career was his former rival, Holyfield, who twice beat Tyson in world heavyweight title fights. The second fight between the pair in June1997 was shrouded in controversy after Tyson bit off a bit of Holyfield's ear during a clinch. Tyson was immediately disqualified by referee Mills Lane as Holyfield retained his WBA heavyweight world title, but at some cost. The one inch piece of cartilage was found by an employee off the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, where the fight took place, but was never reattached to Holyfield's ear. Conflicting reports of why the ear was never reattached have since emerged but the most common explanation is that it was simply misplaced while Holyfield was being transported to hospital.
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