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2001 Dot-com bubble. 2008 Global recession. 2020 COVID recession. What do they all have in common? Media wasn't saying "a rEcEsHoN iS cOmInG" Recessions don't come when everyone thinks they will. They come when everyone thinks they won't. BIGGEST. BULL. RUN. EVER. #Write2Win

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Three lessons I learned the hard way last run: 1. Take advantage of every dip! 2. If an alt pumps hard, take partial profit! 3. Sell everything when the bull run feels peaky. Perfect timing doesn't matter. Just GTFO when everyone else is euphoric!!! 👆 Shortcut for this run!#Write2Win #binance #btc #ETH #bnb $BTC

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💤 A dormant address containing 100 #BTC (5,964,455 USD) has just been activated after 11.4 years (worth 14,202 USD in 2013)! Imagine holding 100 $BTC for over a decade and seeing it go from $14k to nearly $6 million. That’s the true definition of diamond hands.#Write2Win $BTC

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#Write2Win Let’s demystify the fascinating world of blockchain. 🌐🔗 What Is Blockchain? At its core, a blockchain is like a digital ledger that keeps track of transactions. But it’s not your everyday spreadsheet—it’s a decentralized, tamper-proof system that ensures security and transparency. Here’s how it works: Structure and Blocks: Imagine a chain made up of blocks. Each block contains a bunch of data—usually transaction records.These blocks are linked together in chronological order, forming the blockchain.Unlike a traditional database, where a central authority controls everything, a blockchain is distributed across many computers (nodes). All these nodes must agree on the data for it to be valid. Immutable and Trustless: Once data is recorded on a blockchain, it’s there forever. You can’t sneakily change it later (unless you convince the entire network to agree, which is practically impossible).This immutability is crucial for trust. You don’t need to rely on a single trusted party (like a bank) because the system itself ensures integrity. How Transactions Work: Let’s say Alice wants to send Bob some digital coins (maybe Bitcoin). She initiates a transaction.The transaction details (amount, sender, receiver) are bundled into a block.Miners (special nodes) compete to solve a complex mathematical puzzle related to the block. The first one to solve it gets to add the block to the chain.Once added, the transaction is permanent. Everyone can see it, verify it, and trust it. Cryptography and Consensus: Cryptography secures the blocks. Each block has a unique code (hash) based on its content.The hash of one block is used in the next block, creating a chain. If you change anything in a block, the hash changes, breaking the chain.Consensus mechanisms (like proof of work or proof of stake) ensure that all nodes agree on the validity of transactions.

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i believe in Freedom thus i bet in Crypto. Mate Don't belong to Fiat side. Bearish or Bullish don't care cause i use DCA strategy #Write2Win #binance $BTC #ETH #bnb #crypto

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