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What Is FDV in Crypto?

FDV stands for Fully Diluted Valuation. It’s a metric that tells us what a cryptocurrency project’s market value could be if all its tokens were available for trading right now. To find FDV, you multiply the current token price by the maximum supply of tokens the project can ever have.

For example, if a token costs $5 and the project has a max supply of 100 million tokens, its FDV is $500 million. FDV gives a "big picture" view of the project’s maximum potential value.

Why Does FDV Matter?

FDV helps you understand how a project’s value might change in the future as more tokens are released. Tokens are often locked up or released slowly over time, like through staking rewards or vesting schedules for team members.

For investors, FDV is like a sneak peek into what might happen down the road. If the FDV seems too high compared to what the project offers, it might signal potential risks, such as future token dilution lowering its price.

FDV vs. Market Cap

While both FDV and market capitalization involve the token price, they measure different things:

Market cap: Focuses only on tokens currently available for trading.

FDV: A metric that simulates the value of a project if every token that can exist is released.

For example, a project with 10 million tokens in circulation at $5 each has a market cap of $50 million. But if its max supply is 100 million tokens, the FDV would be $500 million. A big gap between market cap and FDV suggests that there are still a lot of tokens locked up, which might flood the market in the future.

$TON
#tonecoin
#Tonscamalert
"The Ton Network has lost credibility because it's losing its reliability due to fake projects. There are numerous examples where Ton has misled common people, such as Hamster Kombat, Rocky Rabbit, and now X Empire. All these projects emerged on Ton but duped common people, raising questions about Ton's accountability. This suggests that the Ton team might be involved in these fraudulent activities, which is why Pavel Durov was reportedly detained in France. These individuals prioritize profits over people, which is why Ton will never grow and is doomed to fail."

#XEmpire
#scamriskwarning

X Empire's Airdrop Exposed: A Scam Targeting the Masses

Once again, it's been proven that X Empire's airdrop is exclusively for influencers. The common people are left with nothing. They're merely being exploited for their efforts.

All rewards from the airdrop go to YouTubers, leaving the general public in the dark. If we don't raise our voices now, these scams will continue to deceive and exploit the masses.

X Empire's system lacks transparency, and their intentions are questionable. It's time for the public to wake up and demand justice.

#JusticeForThePeople #XEmpireScam #AirdropFraud #InfluencerMarketing #StopExploitingUs

X Empire's Airdrop: A Sham or a Scam?

The latest airdrop by X Empire has sparked outrage, with many claiming it's a cleverly disguised scam targeting the gullible masses.

Transparency issues and favoritism towards influencers have raised concerns. The public deserves answers.

Join the conversation:

#AirdropTransparency #XEmpire #InfluencerAccountability #StopScams #JusticeForAll

#SECCryptoRegulation

*FBI Arrests Alabama Man for Hacking SEC's Twitter Account*In a significant development, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has arrested a 25-year-old Alabama man, Eric Council Jr., for allegedly hacking the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) Twitter account.According to reports, Council Jr. and his accomplices gained unauthorized control over the SEC's Twitter account in January 2024, posting a fake message announcing the approval of bitcoin ETFs. The tweet sent the bitcoin price soaring by $1,000, only to plummet by $2,000 after the SEC regained control of its account and dismissed the announcement as unauthorized.Council Jr. has been indicted on charges of conspiracy to commit aggravated identity theft and access device fraud. The investigation, led by the FBI's Cyber Division, highlights the growing concern over cyber threats to financial institutions and regulatory bodies."The FBI takes cyber-enabled crimes seriously and will continue to work tirelessly to bring perpetrators to justice," said an FBI spokesperson.The SEC has also issued a statement, emphasizing its commitment to protecting its systems and information from cyber threats.This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of robust cybersecurity measures and the need for vigilance in the digital age.
*Sources:*- FBI Press Release- SEC Statement- Reuters
*Related Tags:*- FBI- SEC- Cybersecurity- Hacking- Bitcoin- Cryptocurrency

#BlumCrypto

Blum has once again proven that all these free airdrops are only for YouTubers. They started giving dogs, but only to influencers. There's nothing for the common people who work hard, all the benefits go to influencers. For ordinary people, there's only chaff.

"Blum has again shown that free airdrops are exclusively for YouTubers. Even the distribution of dogs is limited to influencers, leaving nothing for the hardworking general public. All the benefits go to influencers, while ordinary people get only leftovers."

"The common people are merely laborers here, whose trust is broken every time."

"The general public is merely exploited as labor, with their trust being betrayed repeatedly."

$BTC

Bitcoin's recent journey: After March highs, price momentum ⬛️ cooled faster than capital flows 🟧 slowed. While money kept trickling in (just slower), prices took a steeper dive. In crypto-speak: the HODL spirit's still alive, but the market's feeling a bit queasy.

#bucket

What Are Buckets in Crypto and Why Place Them

In cryptocurrency trading, the term "buckets" is typically used to refer to large limit orders placed at specific price levels with the goal of buying or selling cryptocurrency.

It is important to note that "buckets" can be used by both individual traders and large market participants, including market makers.

Why Place "Buckets" in Crypto:

🔵Creating support or resistance levels: Buckets with large volumes of orders can serve as support levels (for buying) or resistance levels (for selling), as a large amount of assets at a specific price will either prevent the price from falling (if it's a buy) or from rising (if it's a sell).

🔵Controlling liquidity: Placing large orders helps influence market liquidity, ensuring the availability of assets for buying or selling. This is especially important in low-liquidity markets, where large traders can control price movements.

🔵Avoiding sudden price movements: If a trader wants to buy or sell a large volume of cryptocurrency, placing bucket orders at different levels can help avoid a sudden price shift (called "price slippage"). Instead of buying or selling the entire volume at once, the trader splits the orders into several parts.

🔵Smoothing market fluctuations: Large players (so-called "whales") can use buckets to smooth market fluctuations, keeping the price within a specific range. This helps avoid excessive volatility and maintain control over price movements.

🔵Creating false signals (manipulation): Some traders place buckets to create false signals in the market. For example, placing a large buy bucket can make other market participants believe that the price will rise, while the trader actually plans to cancel the order and sell their assets at a higher price.

#Buckets #cryptoDNA

#DelistingDrama

Reasons for Token Delisting

The reasons for token delisting are the situations or conditions in which cryptocurrency exchanges decide to remove certain tokens or cryptocurrencies from their trading platforms. Delisting can be caused by various factors related to risks for the exchange, its users, or the project itself.

Main Reasons for Token Delisting:

🔵Low trading volume
If a token or cryptocurrency has a low trading volume over a long period, the exchange may find it unprofitable to continue supporting it. Low liquidity makes it difficult to execute trades and increases risks for users.

🔵Failure to meet exchange standards
Cryptocurrency exchanges set specific standards for token listing, such as security, transparency, regulatory compliance, and technical reliability. If a token no longer meets these standards, it may be delisted.

🔵Regulatory issues
If a token or project faces legal or regulatory problems (e.g., accusations of violating securities laws), the exchange may remove it from listing to avoid fines or issues with regulators.

🔵Project vulnerability or hacking
If a project discovers critical vulnerabilities in its code or becomes the victim of a hack, this could lead to delisting to protect users and their funds.

🔵Fraud or scam
If a token is found to be a fraudulent project or a "rug pull" scheme, exchanges typically act quickly to remove such tokens from their platforms to protect their clients.

🔵Project shutdown or cessation
If the project stalls, the team disbands, or development ceases, the exchange may remove the token from trading pairs as the coin’s future becomes doubtful.

🔵Unfavorable market conditions
Sometimes general economic or market conditions can make a token unpopular or unsustainable. For example, a sharp drop in cryptocurrency prices below a certain level may trigger delisting.

🔵Violation of exchange policy
Exchanges may remove tokens if the project violates exchange rules, such as fair play, transparency, and honest trading practices.

#CryptoDNA
#TokenDelisting

#CryptoNewss

Top Cryptocurrency News for October 10

🔵After receiving its license in the UAE, OKX launched a cryptocurrency exchange in Dubai. Retail and institutional investors in the UAE will be able to buy and sell cryptocurrency in dirhams, trade on the spot market, and access derivatives.

🔵Decentralized exchange Uniswap introduced its own Layer 2 Ethereum network called Unichain, specifically designed for DeFi. The L2 solution is built within Optimism's Superchain ecosystem using the OP Stack technology stack.

🔵Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget is introducing new standards for token listings to protect users from an increasing number of fraudulent projects. Every blockchain project will undergo thorough legal checks to confirm the quality of its code, security, and compliance with regulations.

🔵Only 13.6% of users on the prediction platform Polymarket made a profit, with most earning less than $100, according to data from Layerhub. In absolute terms, this represents 24,565 wallets. In other words, 156,010 users, or 86.4% of the entire audience, experienced losses.

CryptoFam
#CryptoDNA

#Sourabhchandrakar

Sourabh Chandrakar, owner of Mahadev Satta, arrested in Dubai, may be brought to India for 10 days.

#RATSKINGDOM

#ratskingdoom SCAM LOADING !!

"A warning to beware of the latest market scam! Certain YouTubers are promoting RAT Kingdom in exchange for money, exploiting innocent individuals. They profit from YouTube, promotional content, and spreading misinformation, ultimately leaving the general public with nothing.

I implore you all to immediately unfollow such YouTubers, as their sole interest lies in their own financial gains, not yours. Exercise caution, as these scammers are manipulating your trust."

$SUI

"Sui Token - The Foundation of Future Success!

Sui Token has revolutionized the cryptocurrency market with its cutting-edge technology and exceptional features.

Key Benefits:

- Lightning-Fast Transactions
- Ultra-Low Fees
- Scalable Architecture
- Unparalleled Security

The Sui Token team prioritizes transparency, fairness, and innovation, empowering users to reach new financial heights.

Join the Sui Token community today and unlock a brighter financial future!"

$HMSTR
#HMSTR SCAM ALERT !!
‼️HMSTR Token Market Maker Detained in Portugal

Gotbit CEO Alexey Andryunin has been arrested in Portugal at the request of the FBI and is awaiting extradition to the U.S.

🐹 It’s known that Gotbit Hedge Fund partnered with Hamster Kombat and was supposed to act as the market maker for the HMSTR token (🔽possibly causing the token to drop by -11% yesterday in light of these news).

The U.S. has charged three companies and 15 individuals with cryptocurrency fraud. Gotbit, ZM Quant, and CLS Global, along with their leaders and employees, were among the accused.

The charges have led to four arrests, five plea agreements, and the seizure of over $25 million in cryptocurrency.

I’m sure 99% of people didn’t read the Reuters article, so here’s a brief summary:

🔴 As part of the investigation, the FBI created its own token, NexFundAI, on the Ethereum blockchain and reached out to various market makers (MMs) to use their services.

🔴 On calls and in private messages with the undercover project, MM employees shared their algorithms for inflating volumes, creating multiple addresses for organic token distribution, and other techniques.

🔴The FBI interpreted all MM services as "wash trading," "fake transactions" "market manipulation" and "artificially inflating trade volume" leading to charges that could result in up to 20 years in prison for the young individuals involved. 🤯

$HMSTR

Hamster Kombat launched after Notcoin's success, but its team underestimated its user growth. As users increased, so did their greed, exploiting users for profit. When users sought payback, they were discarded. Only YouTubers benefited. Today, Hamster Kombat's market cap and token price have halved due to prioritizing self-interest and select YouTubers over the general public.

#BLUM

"Currently, there's a lot of buzz about the Blum project in the market, but details about token generation, conversion rates, and listing remain unclear. It seems they're focusing on expanding their user base, similar to other projects. Concerns arise that this might end up being another scam targeting ordinary people, benefiting only YouTubers who promote it with misleading information."
"Blum project's token generation, conversion rates, and listing remain unknown. Fears rise it may scam ordinary people, benefiting only promotional YouTubers."

#ton_blockchain

"Most projects on the Ton network lack potential and are struggling to sustain themselves in the market. I doubt any of them have what it takes to succeed. Only time will tell what the future holds for these projects. What do you think?"

"Current Ton network projects lack potential and are struggling to survive. I'm skeptical about their success. Only God knows what's in store for them. What are your thoughts?"

"This is a harsh reality that many are failing to acknowledge today."

Many projects are running on free airdrops nowadays, but most of them are scamming people with fake transactions, and the rewards are not being given. I think Telegram's owner should ban these scams as they're cheating the public. People are blindly falling for these scams. France's government did the right thing by taking action against Pavel Durov. If they don't stop these scam projects, their downfall is near."