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AKTUELL: 📊 Bitcoin könnte in 3–5 Jahren 250.000–840.000 $ erreichen, wenn 20–40 % der weltweiten Portfolios 2–4 % darin anlegen. Das könnte laut River zu Zuflüssen von bis zu 5,3 Bio. $ führen.

BITCOIN-GESCHICHTE.

Die jährlichen Tiefststände von Bitcoin steigen seit 2010 kontinuierlich.

2010: $0.10
2011: $0.25 🟢
2012: $3.77 🟢
2013: $11.59 🟢
2014: $289 🟢
2015: $172 🔴
2016: $355 🟢
2017: $756 🟢
2018: $3,191 🟢
2019: $3,391 🟢
2020: $4,107 🟢
2021: $28,723 🟢
2022: $15,599 🔴
2023: $16,521 🟢
2024: $38,522 🟢
2025: $74,437 🟢
2026: $57,748 🔴 (seit Jahresbeginn)

In der Kryptowelt nutzen wir die Geschichte, um die Zukunft zu bestimmen.

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CRYPTO LESSON PART (2)

25 Crypto Terms Newbies Should Know

Blockchain and Asset Basics

1. Blockchain: A distributed database where transactions are grouped and recorded according to network consensus rules.

2. Bitcoin: The largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization and the native asset of the Bitcoin network.

3. Altcoin: A general term for cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin.

4. Stablecoin: A crypto asset designed to maintain a relatively stable value, commonly against currencies such as the US dollar.

5. Token: A digital asset created on an existing blockchain rather than necessarily operating its own independent network.

6. Wallet: Software or hardware used to manage blockchain accounts and signing keys.

7. Private Key: Secret cryptographic information allowing a holder to authorize blockchain transactions.

8. Seed Phrase: A sequence of words used to recover many self-custody cryptocurrency wallets.

Trading Terminology

9. HODL: Holding cryptocurrency for an extended period rather than reacting to short-term volatility.

10. Market Capitalization: Token price multiplied by circulating supply.

11. Trading Volume: The value of assets traded during a specified period.

12. Liquidity: How easily an asset can be bought or sold without significantly changing its price.

13. Slippage: The difference between an expected trade price and the actual execution price.

14. Bull Market: A prolonged period characterized by broadly rising prices.

15. Bear Market: A prolonged period of generally declining prices.

16. Volatility: The magnitude and frequency of price fluctuations.

17. Leverage: Borrowed exposure that magnifies both potential gains and losses.

18. Liquidation: Forced closure of a leveraged position when collateral becomes insufficient.

19. Open Interest: Outstanding futures or derivatives contracts that remain open.

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Ich möchte den besten Trader fragen: Wird dieser Coin wirklich in die Höhe schießen? 😁

Frauen: „Aussehen zählt.“
Männer: „$1.000.000 $BTC zählt“

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