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How to choose a project for activity? Many users, coming to the drops market, begin to be active in all projects in a row, not realizing that they are losing their main resource - time. Accordingly, after an unsuccessful exit, disappointment sets in, since the amount of the drop may not cover the effort expended. Our team has prepared a methodology that you can rely on when choosing a project for activity. Save and share with friends! 🪙 99Bitcoins
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🔥 Nvidia is now larger than Russia's 🇷🇺 entire GDP plus $300 billion in cash 🪙 99Bitcoins
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What is arbitrage in cryptocurrencies? You may have come across this concept in the media. Cryptocurrency arbitrage is a strategy that involves buying cryptocurrency on one exchange at a lower price and selling it on another exchange at a higher price. This practice allows traders to capitalize on the difference in price on different platforms. Arbitrage is a fairly accessible strategy that beginners can use to start exploring the world of crypto. But of course, it also comes with a lot of risks, so don’t count on landing that Lambo in your first month =) 🪙 99Bitcoins
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ETH at $3,900: the market is waiting for good news from the SEC 🕔 If Gensler is kind, the price will easily break $4,000, but we need to be extremely cautious. One possible scenario is that the SEC will say "yes" but impose additional conditions to start trading, effectively postponing the start of trading until "after the rain on Thursday" 😟
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🇺🇸 Fund Manager Pine Ridge Advisers discloses spot 🥇Bitcoin  ETF holdings worth $205 million in new SEC filing. That's 23% of their $890 million AUM 🙌 🪙 99Bitcoins
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Bitcoin Criticism: If you shut down the internet, Bitcoin stops working. Bitcoin can continue to function in the absence of broadband and power. A node can be updated via satellite and powered by natural resources; in fact, sustainable energy sources power a substantial amount of Bitcoin mining. Moreover, if all electricity and communications fail, humanity will be in such a position that digital money will be rendered useless. Regardless, if/when civilization recovers, nodes might quickly resume from the last known accepted ledger. 🪙 99Bitcoins
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🔷 Spot Ethereum ETFs won't start trading so soon - after Form 19b-4 approval, S-1 documents now need to be approved, which could take a few weeks to five months, an analyst told Bloomberg. 🪙 99Bitcoins
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😅Vitalik Buterin and his persuasive arguments have swayed the head of the SEC to approve spot Ethereum ETFs. 🪙 99Bitcoins
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What is cryptocurrency lending? Issuing loans in the world of cryptocurrencies is flourishing, but crypto loans are very different from the ones we’re used to. Let’s break it down: ▪️ Cryptocurrency loans are always issued against the collateral of another cryptocurrency. For example, you can “pledge” your BTC and receive USDT in return. ▪️ This is similar to how you might take a piece of jewelry to a pawn shop. Let’s say you pawn a gold ring worth $1,000, and the pawn shop gives you $900. The $100 difference, or 10%, is the pawn shop’s earnings in case you don’t return the money. ▪️ At the same time, you can return $900 to the pawnshop at any time and get your ring, paying a small interest on the loan. Of course, in crypto, everything is a bit more complicated, and there are nuances. For example, if the Bitcoin rate (which you have pledged) goes down sharply, at a certain level of decline, the lending platform may automatically sell your Bitcoin to prevent a bigger loss. At this point, you will likely lose some of your money. However, the general principle is as we described above: You get cryptocurrency A secured by cryptocurrency B. Who needs this and why? The simplest example: suppose you hold BTC, but you don’t want to sell it because you are convinced that the coin will continue its growth. But you need USDT to realize some investment (for example, you want to buy a promising token). In this case, you can put up your BTC as collateral and, in return, receive USDT, and use it as you wish. Everything would be perfect here, except for the risk described above: If Bitcoin’s price suddenly goes down, your coins may be automatically liquidated. The USDT will remain with you, but you will incur losses. Therefore, carefully study the terms on which you get a loan in the world of crypto. 🪙 99Bitcoins
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⚡️Microsoft $MSFT is planning to let its AI Copilot help you in video games like Minecraft. 🪙 99Bitcoins
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