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Japan launches a stablecoin pegged to the yen (JPYC)
​This is a very important event in terms of integrating cryptocurrencies into traditional finance and government regulation.
​Essence: Japan has launched the world's first stablecoin, which is consistently equal to the Japanese yen (JPYC).
​Significance: It is fully backed by government bonds (JGB) and domestic savings.
​Why is this important:
​Development: This opens the way for other countries to create reliable, regulated government stablecoins, which enhances trust in the crypto industry.
​Investments: This could become a key bridge for major Japanese and Asian financial institutions to work with digital assets.
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Here is the new maximum price $BTC
●●Why is it rising?●●
●Institutional interest.
More and more large investors and funds are considering BTC as a safe-haven asset.
●Support from the political sphere
Donald Trump advocates for the crypto market, including a strategy for creating a US bitcoin reserve, which contributes to the increase in demand.
●Macroeconomic factors
A reduction in Fed rates is likely, and the US is demonstrating a 'risk-on' trend, making BTC attractive.
●●What’s next?●●
A short-term correction is expected from $114,950 + a possible pullback in the range of $110–112 thousand.
The long-term target is $140,000+ by the end of 2025, especially if Fed rates decrease and institutional demand continues to grow.
Keep an eye on the macroeconomic background: news from the Fed, Trump's policies, and regulatory decisions could act as a catalyst for movement.
#BTC

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Significant token unlocks.
Large token releases in July may impact the market:
Token: TRUMP. Amount (≈$): 455 million. Date: July 18
Token: CIRX. Amount (≈$): 187 million. Date: July 12
Token: APT. Amount (≈$): 55 million. Date: July 12
Token: ARB. Amount (≈$): 28 million. Date: July 16
Token: AVAIL. Amount (≈$): 20 million. Date: July 23
Token: OP. Amount (≈$): 17 million. Date: July 31
These unlocks create volatility, especially for projects: TRUMP, CIRX, GPS, and AVAIL.
Token unlocks that have already been released.
Token: SUI. Amount (≈$): 154 million. Date: July 1
Token: ENA. Amount (≈$): 43 million. Date: July 5
#CryptoNews #TokenUnlock

● Interesting Fact ●

Token burning sometimes… is fake.
Some projects announce that they are "burning" tokens, but: they may burn tokens that are not theirs, but belong to those who lost access.
Or they send tokens to controlled "dead" addresses.
Sometimes this is simply used as a publicity stunt.

#CryptoFacts

● Reminder ●
You may lose tokens… if you enter the wrong address.
For example, by sending BTC to an ETH address, you lose coins forever.
Be careful, even from seemingly minor or silly mistakes, no one is immune.

● Interesting fact ●
Tens of millions of dollars are lost each year due to network errors, token incompatibility, and carelessness.

#CryptoFacts

● Interesting Fact ●

Most miners $BTC are located in non-obvious countries.
After the ban on mining in China, the largest hashing powers moved to Kazakhstan, Iran, the USA, and Ethiopia.
Mining today is a business with government support in some countries that receive free or cheap energy.

#CryptoFacts

● Interesting Fact ●

Dollars held under stablecoins are not always real.
Stablecoins like USDT, USDC claim 100% reserves, but: often these reserves consist of corporate papers, bonds, rather than real dollars. This makes them vulnerable during liquidity crises, as seen during the brief "depegging" of USDT in 2022.

Do you hold any assets in stablecoins?
I am not a risk-taking person, so for me, it's some kind of stability, maybe confidence, but in reality, it's fear; I have regretted many times that I frequently held assets in stablecoins.
But often it saved me as well, so it’s two sides of the same coin.
What do you prefer more (though the difference is small) but still prefer $USDT or $USDC ?
By the way, the next post will be dedicated to stablecoins.
#stablecoin

As a beginner in this field, namely writing posts, engaging the reader, I am trying a little and looking for interesting facts, useful facts, and soon I will start sharing my personal opinion on each situation that occurs. But for this, as they say, I need to test the waters and get more involved in this area of activity. So if someone has already gone through this stage, I would be grateful for any advice, any criticism. I like that there are many people here and most of them are for real. You learn something new, you look at the situation from a different angle, so I hope that my content will also be useful and interesting.
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● Interesting Fact ●

The anonymity of cryptocurrencies is a myth.
Bitcoin and Ethereum are not anonymous; they are pseudonymous. All transactions are visible, and wallets can be traced back to individuals.
Intelligence agencies and analytical companies (Chainalysis, Elliptic) successfully track even mixing services.
Truly anonymous networks are Monero (XMR) and Zcash (ZEC), but even they can be partially compromised due to user errors.
#CryptoFacts

● Interesting Fact ●

Blockchain is not eternal: old blocks can be lost.

Some users believe that blockchain is "forever." In reality, nodes are not required to store the entire blockchain, and old blocks are sometimes discarded to save space.

This does not threaten the network, but part of the history actually disappears (if not preserved by archival nodes).

And briefly, what is blockchain: ■ Blockchain is a digital database in which information is stored in the form of a chain of blocks.
Each block contains: a list of transactions, a timestamp, a link (hash) to the previous block.
These blocks are connected in a chain — and you cannot change one block without changing all subsequent ones, which makes blockchain very reliable and secure.

•Key properties:
Decentralization — stored not on a single server, but immediately by thousands of users.
Transparency — anyone can verify any transaction.
Impossibility of forgery — thanks to cryptography.
•Example:
When you send bitcoin to a friend:
1. Your transaction goes into a block.
2. The block is added to the chain.
3. All participants in the network receive an updated copy.
#blockchain

● Interesting Fact ●

99% of cryptocurrencies ever created are already dead.
According to Coinopsy, out of over 24,000 tokens that have ever existed, more than 20,000 are no longer active (scams, abandoned, or not traded).
Many were created solely for the purpose of pumping and scamming.

Have you ever fallen for scam projects, scam coins, or just been deceived in general?
I have been clean so far, although there have been attempts, but there is some feeling of distrust towards people.
The last time someone wanted to buy my nickname on Telegram for 5000 $TON
but always remember: "If you don't see a fool in the market, then maybe it's you" - Warren Buffett.

#scam

● Interesting Thoughts ●
Since tonight is dedicated to $BTC
let's discuss the theory about the creator of the most famous cryptocurrency, namely:
Satoshi Nakamoto could have been... a collective.
Despite Satoshi being presented as one person, the style of his writings, code, and knowledge in cryptography, economics, and programming indicate a multidisciplinary team.
Some even believe that it could have been a government project (NSA, MI6, etc.)

My thoughts are this: if it is one person, then he is extraordinarily smart and lucky, perhaps even a time traveler (just a joke), honestly I never asked myself such a question before, but now I have an interest in learning as many facts as possible about this mysterious person.
But I still tend to lean towards the theory that it is a team. In general, what do you think? Be sure to share your opinion, knowledge, or guesses; I would love to read them.
And I will probably go dig through the internet in search of the creator #BTC
What do you think of the chart $BTC

#satoshiNakamato

● Interesting Facts ●

Satoshi Nakamoto left traps in the Bitcoin code.
The original Bitcoin code contained Easter eggs and strange limitations, for example: the number of blocks per day — exactly 144 (6 per hour) — an oddly precise setting.
The first transaction (genesis block) cannot be spent intentionally — a kind of "phantom coin".

#CryptoFacts

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