today taked my profit Alhamdh-u-Lillah i told you before when the coin FTM was $0.87 now coin FTM 1.02 and i taked profit

$ENA Consider selling at a favorable price rather than holding short term. Hold off on buying for now; wait 12 - 15 hours and enter the market around $0.55 for potential profit
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possible this coin go down now my prediction is right 💯

$ENA is fluctuating right now batter is that take profit and inter again in market at 0.9 or 0.8 with my opinion...

and this coin must will go up at $3 if bought again you can take profit 2 times if you want one time profit as your wish
God bless you happy #Crypto_Journey

$ENA is fluctuating right now and it must go down 0.9 or 0.8 but will buy at 0.9

Soon ! $ENA go down at $0.61 and then must it will go $1 soon and possible it will go above $1.
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also watch $FTM this is the opportunity 😊

time to buy $FTM next 5 days it's will go up

also set limit $ENA $0.65 for buy it's will also go up to $1.5 and possible will go above

Don't buy don't waste
this pump is temporary so Don't be Fooled
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$BTC South Korean police have caught a pair of fraudsters who stole $4.1 million (5.5 billion won) from a senior citizen with the promise of profitable crypto investments.
The Haeundae Police Station in Busan, South Korea, detained two individuals in their 20s and 30s, respectively- for deceiving a senior citizen and stealing 5.5 billion spread across multiple transactions.
According to a local report, the victim was promised high returns on cryptocurrency investments between September 2022 and December 2022.
The scammers guaranteed 70% profits in a monthly investment of 1 billion won. The police quoted the fraudsters saying:
“It’s a boom period for coin.
If you invest 1 billion won, I will call it 1.7 billion won a month later.”
The victim sent 5.5 billion won in total over six different transactions to the scammers, who then forged balance certificates to show as proof of investments.
During the scam, the victim was shown fake balance sheets of crypto investments and real estate contracts.
South Korean police said the fake balance sheet showed 20 billion won worth of cryptocurrencies, even though none of the victim’s 5.5 billion won funds made it to the crypto trading account.
While the police have detained the fraudsters in a timely manner, information about the recovery of funds has yet to be made public.
Related: South Korean crypto criminals face life imprisonment
South Korea’s most infamous crypto entrepreneur, Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon, was reportedly released from prison in Montenegro on March 23 amid extradition requests from the United States and South Korea.
Kwon is currently facing legal charges for the 2022 crash of the TerraUSD and LUNA (LUNA) ecosystems. Prison director Darko Vukcevic reportedly said by phone:
“We released Do Kwon from prison as his regular prison term for traveling with fake papers ended. Since he is a foreign citizen and his documents were withheld, he was taken for an interview to the police directorate for foreigners, and they will deal with him further.”
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The Bitcoin halving will likely wreak havoc on small, less efficient Bitcoin miners but should be no issue for wellestablished players, according to industry executives.

In under a month, Bitcoin miners face the reality of reduced block rewards, which is anticipated to significantly impact profitability and income. Bitcoin mining CEOs tell Cointelegraph that the efficiency and scale of mining operations will be critically important as firms clamber for a share of the reduced rewards.

Marathon Digital, considered one of the largest mining firms in North America, is among the players that have long been planning for the halving. The firm's chief growth officer Adam Swick tells Cointelegraph the halving will be a test tu reveal the most efficient and well-funded entities.
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$BTC next day will be dump %4.7