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1. Never believe anyone's price predictions.
2. Don't "diversify" into other cryptos; none of them are actually decentralized, everything except bitcoin is a shitcoin (yes, really), and it's all gambling. The point of bitcoin is not gambling, but to end modern day slavery (fiat currency).
3. When everyone you know is talking about bitcoin, you're at the top of a bull market. You'll likely be too exuberant to realize it though. It will be obvious in hindsight.
4. Don't "trade some altcoins on the side to get more bitcoin". You are not that smart, and the overwhelming probability is that you will get wrecked.
5. DCA into bitcoin. Ignore your emotions. Don't try to time the market. Just stack what you can every paycheck.
6. Don't be too excited about bitcoin; people will feel like you're scamming them even though you're just trying help.
7. Go to meetups & conferences. Don't be isolated. Bitcoiners are generally very awesome people.
8. When people ask you about how to buy bitcoin, send them to a BITCOIN-ONLY company. Example for why: My cousin bought bitcoin (on Coinbase) during the bull market, then sold it for shiba on the same platform and now she pretty much lost everything. Bitcoin-only companies are the safest option to keep newbies from doing newbie things.
9. Be on #bitcoin    twitter and nostr. Obviously if you're reading this, you're already here...but I didn't get on twitter until 2020 and can tell you that it's a lot less lonely hodling bitcoin when you see a bunch of other people on this platform experiencing the same things you are.
10. Be skeptical of influencers. Even me (I'm not a huge account, but still). Some are good, some are bad. Even if they have good intentions, their judgement can be clouded by bad incentives.
11. Stop trying to convince everyone you know that bitcoin will make everything better (even though it will). Instead, be a good resource for the people who eventually reach out to you about it. Be known as "the bitcoin guy" and let people come to you when they're ready. Have good content prepared for them to read/watch when they do.
That is all. It's been a great ride so far and I'm happy to know you guys.
#bitcoin #dyor #crypto2023

The digital gold narrative is being put to the test this February as Bitcoin (BTC) navigates a period of significant price turbulence. 
After a historic rally throughout 2025 that saw the asset peak near $126,000, the market has entered a corrective phase, leaving traders questioning whether this is a temporary dip or the start of a broader “crypto winter.”
Bearish Momentum Dominates Bitcoin’s Daily Chart
The technical outlook on the 1-day (1D) chart remains predominantly bearish.
Bitcoin is currently trading significantly below its 9-day and 20-day Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs). In technical terms, the 9 EMA has crossed below the 20 EMA, creating a “death cross” dynamic that signals strong downward momentum in the short-to-medium term.

Daily chart for WBTC/USD (Source: GeckoTerminal)
Supporting this bearish sentiment is the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence). 
The MACD line continues to pull away from the signal line in negative territory, with the histogram showing expanding red bars. This indicates that the sell-off is not yet exhausted. 
While the RSI (Relative Strength Index) has recently hovered in the oversold region (near 30), suggesting the market is historically “cheap,” it has yet to show a strong bullish divergence that would signal a definitive trend reversal.
Order Book: The Battle for $69,000
Current order book data reveals a high-stakes tug-of-war between bulls and bears centered around the $69,000 mark.
The Support (Bid Walls): Significant buying interest is concentrated at $69,201, where a 20-unit bid wall is stationed. If this wall—valued at approximately 1.38M USD—is breached, the Bitcoin price could quickly slide further toward deeper support levels.The Resistance (Ask Walls): On the upside, ask walls at $69,449 and $69,539 are acting as immediate ceilings. Clearing these clusters would be the first step in a “dead-cat bounce” or a legitimate recovery toward the psychological $70,000 level.
Key Trading Levels to Watch

Strategic Outlook: Entries and Exits
For the Bulls (Long Considerations)
Entry: A conservative entry would involve waiting for a daily close above the $72,736 resistance level or a confirmed bullish RSI divergence.Exit: Initial profit-taking could occur near $85,276, with a strict stop-loss set just below the recent swing low near $66,668.
For the Bears (Short Considerations)
Entry: Short opportunities arise if the price fails to break the immediate ask walls at $69,500 or if the bid wall at $69,201 collapses with high volume.Exit: Downside targets include $67,850 and the major psychological floor at $60,649.
Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. 

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erify Contract Address Ownership process involves verifying the ownership of a smart contract address with the Plasma address used to create the smart contract and then linking the contract address to the owner's Plasmascan account.
Previously, Plasmascan adopts a signed message method where the owner of the smart contract will need to sign a message claiming ownership of the particular contract for every submission.
The signed message is a security step to ensure only the owner/creator of a contract address can update the token information of the contract itself.
Moving forward, once a user has claimed ownership of a contract address, the user will be able to update their token information and address name tag without needing to sign a new message for future submissions.
The contract owner can verify ownership of multiple addresses under a single Plasmascan’s account.
To have an address verified, the user would need :
A Plasmascan accountTo have signed a message once to verify ownership of each address
Features available upon verification of address ownership :
Update Token InfoUpdate Token Sales InfoUpdate address Name Tag / Labels
The Verify Address Ownership feature is only available for Smart Contract Addresses and applies to all EVM-chain explorers built by Etherscan where the feature is available
How to Verify Contract Address Ownership?
Users can have their ownership of a contract address verified and tied to their Plasmascan account. Once this is done, they will have access to submit a token update request for the contract address owned by them. This ensures that only the owner can update the token's information and prevents any other parties from hijacking the token's page, providing a sense of security.
(Please note that all token update requests will be reviewed and subject to approval before being published on platform.)
Before claiming the ownership of your contract address and updating your token's information, make sure that:
The source code has already been deployed onto Plasma.The source code has already been verified (if you haven't verified it yet, please use this tool to do so).
The steps to verify your contract address ownership are as follows:
Step 1: Log into your Plasmascan account (if you are not logged in or have signed out previously, kindly sign in here). Alternatively, if you don't have an Plasmascan account, you can sign up for one here.
Step 2: Once you are logged in, hover over your username on the top-right section of the website until a dropdown menu appears. Click on Verified Address
Step 3: The following page will show you how many contract addresses you have verified as yours and what actions you can perform with them. To claim ownership of a new contract address, click the Add Address ­­­button on the upper-right area of the page.
Step 4: Paste your contract address into the input box and click Continue
Step 5: You will be provided with options to sign the message with your wallet interface. You can either click on the "Sign Message Manually" button or sign with Web3 (Metamask).
Signing with Web3 (Metamask)
Step 1: Upon clicking "Connect to Web3," you will be presented with the interface to log into your Metamask account.
Step 2: Once logged in, choose the account you want to connect to plasmascan.to and click Connect to proceed with signing the message.
Step 3: Kindly verify the details in the message and if everything is correct, sign the message by clicking on the Sign button.
Step 4: After signing the message, click the Click to Proceed button on Plasmascan.
Step 5: You will be directed to a page where the address, message, and signature hash are prefilled. Click on Verify Ownership to proceed.
Step 6: You should see a page confirming that you have claimed the ownership of your contract address. On the same page, you will find a list of actions you can now perform with your verified contract address. If you want to update your token's information, click Update Token Information
Signing Message Manually (Using MyCrypto as example)

Step 1: Copy the message template provided inside the box by clicking the highlighted button in the screenshot below. Then, click Sign Message Manually
Step 2: For this step, open a new tab and go to mycrypto.com and choose any of your preferred wallet service providers that offer a message signing feature.

Step 3: After choosing the above options, you will be presented with the steps to connect your wallet. A small popup from MyCrypto will appear at the top-right corner of the browser, asking for permission to connect to your account. Click Connect and paste the message you copied in Step 1 into the input field and click Sign Message

Step 4: After signing the message, another box will appear below the Sign Message button. This box contains the details of your signed message and the resulting signature hash. Inside the box, copy the value next to “sig”: and make sure to copy the entire string starting from right after the first “ and ending just before the last “ (or simply double-click on the string of characters to select and copy it)
Step 5: Once you have copied the signature hash, return to the Plasmascan tab and paste the copied hash into the Signature Hash field and click on the Verify Ownership button.
Step 6: If you have followed all the steps correctly, you should see a page confirming that you have claimed the ownership of your contract address. On the same page, you will find a list of actions you can now perform with your verified contract address. If you want to update your token's information, click on Update Token Information.
Claim Ownership for Bridged Token Contract
In cases where users have bridged a token to a different chain and wish to claim ownership of the token, the steps outlined above are not feasible because users do not own the deployer address of the bridged token. Therefore, we offer an alternative method for users to claim ownership of the bridged token. However, please note that the source code still needs to be verified before claiming ownership. (If you haven't verified it yet, please use this tool to do so).
When verifying ownership of a contract address, we typically require the owner to use the token's creator/deployer address to sign a verification message. However, the deployment of a bridged token on the destination chain is typically executed by the address of the bridging service provider. This address is generally inaccessible to the token's original creator.
Alternatively, we require the user to confirm ownership of the bridged token contract by using the deployer address of the token contract from the original chain instead. Please sign a message using the template below:
[plasmascan.to dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss] I, [plasmascan.to username], hereby verify that I am the owner/creator of the token contract address [bridged token's contract address].
It is not required to publish the signed message. Please be aware that publishing the signed message will make your account username public.
Once you have completed this step, you can proceed to claim ownership of the bridged token by following the steps below.
Step 1: Go to our Contact Us page and select "General Inquiry" as your message subject.
Step 2: Kindly fill in the information in the box provided below. In the message section, please include the following:
The bridged token contract address.The token contract address from the original chain.The full details of the signed message (address, original message, message signature hash, version).
Once completed, click the 'Send Message' button.
For more information on how to sign a message using your address, please refer to our article here.
We will proceed with the verification process once we have confirmed that all the information provided is correct.
Now that you have claimed the ownership of your contract address, go back to Plasmascan’s homepage and try clicking on Verified Address in the dropdown menu under your username. You will see that your contract address is now listed there and you can proceed to update the information of your token directly from that page without needing to sign another message.

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The Router Nitro Bridge is a secure, decentralized platform enabling real-time token swaps between chains. Follow three simple steps:
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The Router Nitro Bridge allows secure, decentralized token swaps across chains.
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A transaction on Plasma is not as complicated as you might think. There are several things you need to know to make sure that the transaction you are making will go through successfully.
1. Gas Fee
There are many examples of how to explain “Gas Fee.” “Gas Fee”, or commonly called a "Transaction Fee", is a small incentive or fee that is paid to block miners to include your transaction on Plasma. The unit of “Gas Fee” is called Gwei and 1 Gwei is equivalent to 0.000000001 XPL.
The way we calculate how much gas fee to pay for a transaction is by multiplying “Gas Price” with “Gas Used.” Do not confuse “Gas Used” with “Gas Limit.” “Gas Used” is the total amount of gas used in the transaction while “Gas Limit” is the maximum number of gas the transaction is allowed to use by the sender.
From one Plasma address to another Plasma address, the gas needed for sending XPL is exactly 21000 gas. Thus when sending XPL to another address (instead of a contract address), a 21000 gas limit is enough. Using a gas price of 20 Gwei, the total gas fee paid for the particular transaction above is:
21000 gas x 20 Gwei = 420000 Gwei = 0.00042 XPL
The gas used for executing a contract is different from one contract to another. It is recommended to check the previous transactions from the contract address and to expect a little more while setting gas limit during a transaction involving a contract.
2. Network Congestion
Network congestion plays an important role in the amount of gas price users would need to pay and the speed of the transaction. Pending transactions on Plasma network determine how congested the network is. The more congested the network is, the higher the gas price users would need to pay to secure their transactions on the blockchain.
Block producers will favor transactions that have a higher gas price thus including transactions that pay a higher gas price first before those with a lower gas price. Plasma Gas Price Tracker is a simple tool that helps users determine the safe and recommended gas price to use while performing a transaction at a particular point in time. The gas price tracker also provides an estimate of the time needed for a transaction to be included in the blockchain for a given gas price.
3. Nonce
A nonce is the number of the transaction of the sender’s address. Every transaction from an address is numbered sequentially, beginning with 0 for the first transaction. For example, if the nonce of a transaction is 10, it is the 11th transaction sent from the sender’s address.
The nonce is essential to take note of especially if you perform multiple transactions using the same address. Plasma works in a way that a transaction with a lower nonce will be processed first before any other, thus if you have a problem with an earlier transaction, the ensuing transaction will not be included in the blockchain until the one with the lower nonce is successfully included.
Replacing / Cancelling Pending Transactions
Replacing a transaction on the blockchain is a little tricky.
A bit of context to begin with. The block producers prioritize transactions that pay a higher gas fee. When you send a transaction on Plasma, it is sent to a “pending transaction pool” and the transaction you have just sent is sitting there waiting for block producers to include it into the blockchain.
Block producers will “pick” transactions that pay a higher gas fee leaving transactions with low gas fees at the bottom of the queue. This is where your transaction might be hanging and in the midst of network congestion (see above), your transaction might take a while to be included since more transactions are being added into the pool offering higher gas fees than your transaction.
Remember Nonce? (see above)
The trick to “cancel” your pending transaction is by replacing the transaction with another 0 XPL transaction with a higher gas fee sending to yourself with the same nonce as the pending transaction.
How to determine the nonce of your pending transaction? Look up your transaction hash (txhash) on Plasmascan and find your nonce for the pending transaction below.
Some wallets' interfaces will provide you with an advanced setting where you are able to set a higher gas fee and change the transaction Nonce.
With all of the above in mind, before initiating any transaction on Plasma, users are advised to:
Check the congestion status of the networkDetermine the comfortable gas price needed for the transactionMake sure there are no pending transactions from the sending address
#Plasma $XPL @Plasma