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رحم الله من ظن بنا خيرا" وغفر الله لمن قال فينا ما ليس فينا
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$ADA
For Bitcoin on currencies by market makers, and this creates what is called the season of currencies.
This happens when market makers see that Bitcoin has entered the realm of peaks and inflated prices, they start to offload currencies.
So far, we have not seen this movement because market makers see that Bitcoin is at attractive prices and not at inflated prices or peaks.
Therefore, the anticipated season will occur when Bitcoin enters the offloading and peaks when it surpasses 120-130 thousand.
For Bitcoin on currencies by market makers, and this creates what is called the season of currencies.
This happens when market makers see that Bitcoin has entered the realm of peaks and inflated prices, they start to offload currencies.
So far, we have not seen this movement because market makers see that Bitcoin is at attractive prices and not at inflated prices or peaks.
Therefore, the anticipated season will occur when Bitcoin enters the offloading and peaks when it surpasses 120-130 thousand.
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#TrumpCongressSpeech
Donald Trump's Address to Congress usually refers to the speeches he delivered during his presidency (2017–2021) before joint sessions of the U.S. Congress, especially the State of the Union addresses or special speeches regarding his administration's policies. Here are the key points about his speeches:
1. First Address to Congress (February 2017)
- Focused on jobs, immigration, and tax reform.
- Called for infrastructure enhancement and increased military spending.
- Mentioned the necessity to repeal "Obamacare" (the healthcare law).
- Praised the victims of terrorist attacks and military heroes.
2. State of the Union Address 2018**
- Discussed economic growth, tax cuts, and job creation.
- Proposed a plan for immigration reform, including funding for the wall on the border with Mexico.
- Called for national unity despite political divisions.
3. Address 2019
- Highlighted trade agreements such as USMCA (the NAFTA replacement).
- Talked about confronting China in trade and technology.
- Discussed issues such as combating AIDS and defending life (opposition to abortion).
4. Address 2020 (before the COVID-19 pandemic)
- Praised the performance of the U.S. economy before the pandemic.
- Addressed energy policies and oil independence.
- Warned of threats from Iran and North Korea.
Donald Trump's Address to Congress usually refers to the speeches he delivered during his presidency (2017–2021) before joint sessions of the U.S. Congress, especially the State of the Union addresses or special speeches regarding his administration's policies. Here are the key points about his speeches:
1. First Address to Congress (February 2017)
- Focused on jobs, immigration, and tax reform.
- Called for infrastructure enhancement and increased military spending.
- Mentioned the necessity to repeal "Obamacare" (the healthcare law).
- Praised the victims of terrorist attacks and military heroes.
2. State of the Union Address 2018**
- Discussed economic growth, tax cuts, and job creation.
- Proposed a plan for immigration reform, including funding for the wall on the border with Mexico.
- Called for national unity despite political divisions.
3. Address 2019
- Highlighted trade agreements such as USMCA (the NAFTA replacement).
- Talked about confronting China in trade and technology.
- Discussed issues such as combating AIDS and defending life (opposition to abortion).
4. Address 2020 (before the COVID-19 pandemic)
- Praised the performance of the U.S. economy before the pandemic.
- Addressed energy policies and oil independence.
- Warned of threats from Iran and North Korea.
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The Texas Business and Commerce Committee passes the Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Bill,
and advances to the Senate.
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and advances to the Senate.
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President $TRUMP imposes a massive 25% compound tariff on the European Union!
This move could shake global markets once again.
How will cryptocurrencies react?
All eyes are on $BTC and the broader market as we wait for the first signs of impact.
This move could shake global markets once again.
How will cryptocurrencies react?
All eyes are on $BTC and the broader market as we wait for the first signs of impact.
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$ETH
The second largest cryptocurrency after Bitcoin
Completed in September 2022, Ethereum transitioned from Proof of Work (PoW) to Proof of Stake (PoS)
- Goal: Reduce energy consumption by ~99%, improve scalability.
The second largest cryptocurrency after Bitcoin
Completed in September 2022, Ethereum transitioned from Proof of Work (PoW) to Proof of Stake (PoS)
- Goal: Reduce energy consumption by ~99%, improve scalability.
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#VIRTUALWhale
- The ERC-404 standard is not officially adopted by the Ethereum community yet, but it attempts to combine the features of fungible tokens (like coins) with non-fungible tokens (like NFTs). This means that each ERC-404 token can simultaneously be:
- Fungible: tradable as a unit (like coins).
- Non-Fungible: a unique part of an NFT that can be owned partially or fully.
- Goal: Enable fractional ownership of NFTs, increasing their liquidity and making them easier to trade.
- The ERC-404 standard is not officially adopted by the Ethereum community yet, but it attempts to combine the features of fungible tokens (like coins) with non-fungible tokens (like NFTs). This means that each ERC-404 token can simultaneously be:
- Fungible: tradable as a unit (like coins).
- Non-Fungible: a unique part of an NFT that can be owned partially or fully.
- Goal: Enable fractional ownership of NFTs, increasing their liquidity and making them easier to trade.
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$LTC
LTC faces stiff competition from other payments-focused cryptocurrencies (such as Bitcoin Cash Dash).
- Volatility: Like any cryptocurrency, LTC is affected by market volatility and global news.
LTC faces stiff competition from other payments-focused cryptocurrencies (such as Bitcoin Cash Dash).
- Volatility: Like any cryptocurrency, LTC is affected by market volatility and global news.
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#GasFeeImpact
A metric that shows how the choice of exchange path (such as transferring across multiple liquidity pools) affects the increase in gas fees compared to a simpler path.
- Example: If the exchange "Token A → Token B" requires going through "Token A → ETH → Token B", each step adds additional gas fees.
A metric that shows how the choice of exchange path (such as transferring across multiple liquidity pools) affects the increase in gas fees compared to a simpler path.
- Example: If the exchange "Token A → Token B" requires going through "Token A → ETH → Token B", each step adds additional gas fees.
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#WalletActivityInsights
Typically refers to an analytics feature or tool associated with digital wallets (such as e-wallets, cryptocurrency wallets, or money management apps). This feature aims to provide users with detailed insights into their financial activity by analyzing data related to transactions, spending, and financial patterns.
Typically refers to an analytics feature or tool associated with digital wallets (such as e-wallets, cryptocurrency wallets, or money management apps). This feature aims to provide users with detailed insights into their financial activity by analyzing data related to transactions, spending, and financial patterns.
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#MarketSentimentWatch
Refers to tools or platforms that focus on analyzing **Market Sentiment** in financial markets, including traditional markets and cryptocurrencies. These tools rely on collecting qualitative and quantitative data to understand market participants' attitudes (such as optimism, pessimism, greed, or fear), which may influence price movements or investment decisions. Here is a breakdown of their most prominent aspects:
Main Purpose
- Predicting market movements: Determining whether participants are inclined to buy (optimism) or sell (pessimism).
- Detecting extremes in sentiment: such as cases of "extreme greed" or "extreme fear" that may indicate a potential reversal in the trend.
- Supporting investment decisions: By combining sentiment analysis with technical or fundamental data.
Refers to tools or platforms that focus on analyzing **Market Sentiment** in financial markets, including traditional markets and cryptocurrencies. These tools rely on collecting qualitative and quantitative data to understand market participants' attitudes (such as optimism, pessimism, greed, or fear), which may influence price movements or investment decisions. Here is a breakdown of their most prominent aspects:
Main Purpose
- Predicting market movements: Determining whether participants are inclined to buy (optimism) or sell (pessimism).
- Detecting extremes in sentiment: such as cases of "extreme greed" or "extreme fear" that may indicate a potential reversal in the trend.
- Supporting investment decisions: By combining sentiment analysis with technical or fundamental data.
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#TokenMovementSignals
Refers to tools or indicators used to analyze and monitor the movements of tokens on blockchain networks. These signals focus on tracking flows and transfers between digital wallets or platforms, with the goal of providing actionable insights to various parties, such as investors, traders, or security teams. Here is a breakdown of their most prominent aspects:
. Main purpose
- Detecting trading patterns**: such as the movements of “whales” (large wallet holders) that may affect market prices.
- Security monitoring: Detecting unusual transfers that may indicate a hack or fraud.
- Smart investing: Analyzing the distribution of tokens between cold (storage) and hot (trading) wallets to predict trends.
Refers to tools or indicators used to analyze and monitor the movements of tokens on blockchain networks. These signals focus on tracking flows and transfers between digital wallets or platforms, with the goal of providing actionable insights to various parties, such as investors, traders, or security teams. Here is a breakdown of their most prominent aspects:
. Main purpose
- Detecting trading patterns**: such as the movements of “whales” (large wallet holders) that may affect market prices.
- Security monitoring: Detecting unusual transfers that may indicate a hack or fraud.
- Smart investing: Analyzing the distribution of tokens between cold (storage) and hot (trading) wallets to predict trends.
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#ActiveUserImpact
Analyzing price trends is not a guarantee of success, but it provides a framework for making informed decisions. It is recommended to combine it with:
- Capital management: sizing trades wisely.
- Fundamental analysis: to understand the broader context.
- **Continuous learning**: Markets are dynamic and require constant updating of knowledge.
Analyzing price trends is not a guarantee of success, but it provides a framework for making informed decisions. It is recommended to combine it with:
- Capital management: sizing trades wisely.
- Fundamental analysis: to understand the broader context.
- **Continuous learning**: Markets are dynamic and require constant updating of knowledge.
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#PriceTrendAnalysis
It is an analytical technique used in financial markets to evaluate the historical price movements of an asset (such as stocks, currencies, commodities, or cryptocurrencies) in order to understand current trends and predict future price movements. This approach is based on the idea that past trends can provide clues about future market behavior.
It is an analytical technique used in financial markets to evaluate the historical price movements of an asset (such as stocks, currencies, commodities, or cryptocurrencies) in order to understand current trends and predict future price movements. This approach is based on the idea that past trends can provide clues about future market behavior.
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#OnChainInsights
: It is the data science of the crypto world, transforming raw information on the blockchain into smart investment or operational decisions. As technologies evolve, these tools will become more accurate and necessary to understand the increasing complexities of the market.
: It is the data science of the crypto world, transforming raw information on the blockchain into smart investment or operational decisions. As technologies evolve, these tools will become more accurate and necessary to understand the increasing complexities of the market.
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#LitecoinETF
Regulation Dependence: Any progress in SEC approval of Ethereum ETFs could set a positive precedent for Litecoin.
- Increased Demand: If institutional interest in altcoins increases, Litecoin ETF applications could emerge, but it could take years.
Regulation Dependence: Any progress in SEC approval of Ethereum ETFs could set a positive precedent for Litecoin.
- Increased Demand: If institutional interest in altcoins increases, Litecoin ETF applications could emerge, but it could take years.
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