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#10k Even though I’ve already completed a 1M–10M challenge, as I said before, our journey is far from over.
I’m going to prove once again that profitability has nothing to do with how much capital you have. This time, I’m publicly taking on the 1K–10K Challenge, and every single trade will be publicly posted on the platform.
Challenge Rules:
1. Fixed 5% loss per trade, including fees.
2. Every trade will have a unique ID and can be tracked.
3. Limit orders will be used as the primary execution method.
Starting Capital: $1,000
Target Capital: $10,000
Let’s go, guys. Let’s make this journey together!💪💪💪
I’m going to prove once again that profitability has nothing to do with how much capital you have. This time, I’m publicly taking on the 1K–10K Challenge, and every single trade will be publicly posted on the platform.
Challenge Rules:
1. Fixed 5% loss per trade, including fees.
2. Every trade will have a unique ID and can be tracked.
3. Limit orders will be used as the primary execution method.
Starting Capital: $1,000
Target Capital: $10,000
Let’s go, guys. Let’s make this journey together!💪💪💪
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Good morning, traders 🫡
#btc #xrp $SOL #توصيات #ارباح #تحليل
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#btc #xrp $SOL #توصيات #ارباح #تحليل
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Beginner Series #03
Who Created Bitcoin?
Bitcoin was created by a person or group using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto.
To this day, the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto remains unknown.
In 2008, Satoshi published the Bitcoin Whitepaper, introducing the concept of a decentralized digital currency that operates without banks or governments.
In 2009, the Bitcoin network was launched, and the first block, known as the Genesis Block, was mined.
By 2010, Satoshi gradually stepped away from the project, leaving its development to the global open-source community.
Today, Bitcoin is maintained by developers and supported by thousands of independent participants worldwide. No single individual, company, or government controls the Bitcoin network.
Key Takeaway:
Bitcoin's creator is still unknown, but its decentralized design ensures that the network belongs to everyone, not to any single authority.
#Bitcoin #BinanceSquare #CryptoEducation #Blockchain #SatoshiNakamoto #LearnCrypto #BitcoinBasics #Cryptocurrency #Web3 #BinanceSquareCreator
Who Created Bitcoin?
Bitcoin was created by a person or group using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto.
To this day, the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto remains unknown.
In 2008, Satoshi published the Bitcoin Whitepaper, introducing the concept of a decentralized digital currency that operates without banks or governments.
In 2009, the Bitcoin network was launched, and the first block, known as the Genesis Block, was mined.
By 2010, Satoshi gradually stepped away from the project, leaving its development to the global open-source community.
Today, Bitcoin is maintained by developers and supported by thousands of independent participants worldwide. No single individual, company, or government controls the Bitcoin network.
Key Takeaway:
Bitcoin's creator is still unknown, but its decentralized design ensures that the network belongs to everyone, not to any single authority.
#Bitcoin #BinanceSquare #CryptoEducation #Blockchain #SatoshiNakamoto #LearnCrypto #BitcoinBasics #Cryptocurrency #Web3 #BinanceSquareCreator
🛸 CASE FILE #03
$BTC The CLARITY Act Has Hit Its First Political Roadblock.
Just days after the bill's release, pro-crypto Democrats raised concerns over key sections of the proposed legislation.
📂 Findings
• Criticized ethics provisions
• Called for stronger illicit finance safeguards
• Raised concerns over conflict-of-interest rules
👁 Why it matters
The lawmakers said they remain committed to working with Republicans.
But their statement makes one thing clear:
The CLARITY Act still faces negotiations before reaching the finish line.
$BTC The CLARITY Act Has Hit Its First Political Roadblock.
Just days after the bill's release, pro-crypto Democrats raised concerns over key sections of the proposed legislation.
📂 Findings
• Criticized ethics provisions
• Called for stronger illicit finance safeguards
• Raised concerns over conflict-of-interest rules
👁 Why it matters
The lawmakers said they remain committed to working with Republicans.
But their statement makes one thing clear:
The CLARITY Act still faces negotiations before reaching the finish line.
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