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HI GUYS To get rich in crypto, you have two options. One is to start with a quarter of what you consider being rich. For example, if you think being rich is having $1 million, then start with $250,000. Buy crypto when the market is low and store it securely. Over time, your wealth will grow. You can just buy Bitcoin if you want. The other option is to start small and grow gradually. Put a small amount, like $1000, into Bitcoin when the market is down. Keep it safe and learn about crypto while you wait for Bitcoin to go up. Then, when Bitcoin makes a profit, use it to buy other cryptocurrencies. When those go up in value, sell some for profit. Keep doing this until you reach your goal. It takes effort, but you can do#BinanceLaunchpool #BTC‬ #bitcoinhalving

HI GUYS
To get rich in crypto, you have two options. One is to start with a quarter of what you consider being rich. For example, if you think being rich is having $1 million, then start with $250,000. Buy crypto when the market is low and store it securely. Over time, your wealth will grow. You can just buy Bitcoin if you want. The other option is to start small and grow gradually. Put a small amount, like $1000, into Bitcoin when the market is down. Keep it safe and learn about crypto while you wait for Bitcoin to go up. Then, when Bitcoin makes a profit, use it to buy other cryptocurrencies. When those go up in value, sell some for profit. Keep doing this until you reach your goal. It takes effort, but you can do#BinanceLaunchpool  #BTC‬  #bitcoinhalving  

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Starting at 3.89 $SOL ($600), the insider turned it to 999 SOL ($153.56K) in just 15 hours and has $2.5M in unrealized profits. He withdrew 3.89 SOL ($600) from #Binance and spent 2.89 SOL ($445) to buy 2.46B (Minette) at the same block where the developer added liquidity. Then sold 1.04B (Minette) for 998.7 $SOL($153K), with 1.42B (Minette) left, worth $2.5M.

It's time to hit the sell button on these three meme coins before they crash and burn! First up, Shiba Inu (SHIB-USD), the dog- themed darling of the 2021 crypto craze. While it rode the hype train like a champ, its lack of real-world utility might leave investors feeling like they're chasing their tails. Next, we have Bonk (BONK-USD), the meme coin that soared high on the winds of negative market sentiment. But with limited innovation and a crowded market of dog- themed coins, it might be time to say "bonk" and move on. Lastly, ApeCoin (APE-USD) swung in with the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) craze, but now faces choppy waters as NFT hype wanes and investor interest dwindles. ships sink#SolanaMemeCoins #altcoins

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In a recent crypto scam, a once wealthy Ethereum user lost $68 million in Bitcoin holdings due to an address poisoning attack. The victim was tricked into sending 1155 Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC), a token that mirrors Bitcoin's price on the Ethereum network, to a malicious wallet. Address poisoning involves attackers sending a transaction of negligible value to a victim's wallet, making their address appear in the victim's transaction history. The attackers' address often has several starting and ending characters matching the victim's, making it difficult to detect the deception. This incident highlights the vulnerability of WBTC and other DeFi tokens to such attacks. Wallet providers like Metamask recommend adding frequently used addresses to users' address books to avoid falling victim to such scams.