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$ALPACA is manipulating, but there are few keys moments:
1) funding rate- when it is high, we can assume the presence of big money that will protect their price levels (earn by manipulating those who have much less assets).
2) time, when it funding rates will collecting.
Think about, when and what steps MM must take, to earn on people who short this trash and at the same time not let those who are trying to jump in to long, to make profits. Don’t ignore SL/TP when trading this garbage. Good luck and positive trading for everyone.Here little pool about your experience with #ALPACA
1) funding rate- when it is high, we can assume the presence of big money that will protect their price levels (earn by manipulating those who have much less assets).
2) time, when it funding rates will collecting.
Think about, when and what steps MM must take, to earn on people who short this trash and at the same time not let those who are trying to jump in to long, to make profits. Don’t ignore SL/TP when trading this garbage. Good luck and positive trading for everyone.Here little pool about your experience with #ALPACA
I’m shorting with profit
35%
I’m shorting with loss
30%
I’m longing with profit
20%
I’m longing with loss
15%
54 Votes • Vote fermé
What strong fundamentals are you talking about??
mimsba
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$OM
Big crashes often set the stage for bigger comebacks. OM MANTRA just faced a heavy drop—but for those watching closely, this could be the opportunity others will talk about later.
With strong fundamentals, a dedicated community, and a long-term vision rooted in real utility, OM MANTRA isn't done. Volatility creates openings—and the brave often buy when fear peaks.
Is this the bottom? Time will tell. But smart money watches moments like this.
Keep your eyes on $OM
Big crashes often set the stage for bigger comebacks. OM MANTRA just faced a heavy drop—but for those watching closely, this could be the opportunity others will talk about later.
With strong fundamentals, a dedicated community, and a long-term vision rooted in real utility, OM MANTRA isn't done. Volatility creates openings—and the brave often buy when fear peaks.
Is this the bottom? Time will tell. But smart money watches moments like this.
Keep your eyes on $OM
56% yes..🤦🏼♂️🥲
Mirza1331
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Will $TRUMP price pump till $24.68 today???
Guys, you must understand the difference between st/tp triggers and order that itself, that issuing. This order always will be market and that’s why it prone to slippage.
Noella Gansen U9Cm
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Guys... Fun usdt is not fun... its a worst project. see, i applied stoplpss at 0.0084450 whereas, my account liquidated at 0.008400... its also deducted funding fee so much.. i request look into #binnace to look into this and get it fixed and fine such coins #Funusdt
Read about position averaging.
indian-trusted
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getting loss 📈 but don't close , control emotion...be eye on chart... market is barish 🐻
I think that instead of pursuing crypto projects, SEC should closely monitor and do something with dishonest exchanges that manipulate the price of tokens.
CoinDesk
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The SEC Resets Its Crypto Relationship
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is looking to reset its relationship with the crypto industry, even before a permanent chair is confirmed by Congress. The latest effort was Friday's roundtable, hosted at the SEC's headquarters in Washington, D.C. and featuring a dozen attorneys representing different views and positions within the crypto industry.
You’re reading State of Crypto, a CoinDesk newsletter looking at the intersection of cryptocurrency and government. Click here to sign up for future editions.
Ostrich farms and orange groves
The narrative
The SEC's reset began when Acting Chair Mark Uyeda launched a crypto task force and oversaw his agency withdraw Staff Accounting Bulletin 121, drop a number of ongoing lawsuits, pause a few more and publish multiple staff statements about how the agency might look at memecoins and proof-of-work mining.
Why it matters
The SEC is arguably the most important federal regulator in crypto at the moment. While its sister agency, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, may be the regulator that might one day oversee crypto spot markets, right now it's the SEC that most companies in the sector look to for guidance on what, exactly, it is they can do.
Breaking it down
The roundtable was split into two portions (three, if you count introductory remarks from the three commissioners): A roughly 90-minute moderated panel discussion, led by former SEC Commissioner and Paredes Strategies founder Troy Paredes, and a 90-minute town hall still moderated by Paredes but featuring questions from the general public.
You can read CoinDesk's coverage of the panel discussion at this link.
Though the central question during the discussion was — as it has been for years — when and how exactly is a crypto or crypto transaction a security, panelists touched on everything from the role of crypto in boosting ransomware to how exactly companies should operate.
Chris Brummer, the CEO of Bluprynt and professor at Georgetown Law, opened up the discussion with his analysis of what the Howey Test actually means: We're basically saying when you have savings, there's an issue of investor protection. The common enterprise prong that we're all familiar with is really addressing a kind of providing problem."
"It really just goes to information asymmetries, and then the question of profits goes to investor psychology, greed and fear, the kinds of things that can distort decision-making," he said. "And basically, when you have all those factors together, you have a mandated disclosure [rule]."
The SEC's approach thus far has limited a number of crypto projects, Delphi Ventures General Counsel Sarah Brennan said. While many crypto projects are intended to have a broad initial distribution, "the specter of the applications of securities laws" means many projects act more like they'll go public than actually embrace the crypto aspects of their projects.
"We see more and more the token is the product … there's different ways that people are artificially supporting price and it's generally been, I'd say, sort of toxic to the market," she said.
John Reed Stark, a former SEC attorney, said that the "economic reality of the transaction" is critical.
"However you want to look at it, the people buying crypto are not collectors," he said. "We all know that they're investors, and the mission of the SEC is to protect investors."
It remains to be seen how the SEC's efforts will continue, but the agency is taking a more active role in publicly engaging with these questions and the industry seems to be responding. The SEC auditorium was about three-quarters full at times, to say nothing of anyone who tuned into the livestream.
Stories you may have missed
As Congress Talks Up Its Earth-Shaking Crypto Bill, Regulators Are Already at Work: Federal agencies aren't waiting for Congress or even their permanent heads to get busy with crypto policymaking, Jesse Hamilton noted in this prescient analysis which came ahead of the SEC's PoW mining statement and OCC's reputational risk update.
Proof-of-Work Crypto Mining Doesn’t Trigger Securities Laws, SEC Says: Pooled and solo proof-of-work mining is outside the SEC's jurisdiction, the agency said in a staff statement.
U.S. Bank Agency Cuts 'Reputational Risk' From Exams After Crypto Sector Cites Issues: The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency removed "reputational risk" from its supervision handbook, it told national banks on Thursday.
XRP Zooms 10% as Garlinghouse Says SEC Is Dropping Case Against Ripple: Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said the SEC agreed to drop its appeal of a July 2023 ruling that said Ripple did not violate federal securities laws in selling XRP to retail investors by making it available through exchanges, and that the case itself is close to an end.
Digital Chamber Gets New Chief as Crypto Lobbyists Embrace Friendlier Washington: Digital Chamber founder and CEO Perianne Boring is stepping down next month and becoming the chair of its board. The lobby organization's president, Cody Carbone, will take over as CEO.
Crypto Exchange Bithumb Raided by South Korean Prosecutors Over Embezzlement Allegations: Report: South Korean prosecutors have launched an investigation into crypto exchange Bithumb, looking into embezzlement allegations.
Inside Pump.fun's Plan to Dominate Solana DeFi Trading: Pump.fun is launching a token swap service in an effort to get a slice of the fees generated by automated market makers on Solana.
Gotbit Founder Aleksei Andriunin Pleads Guilty to Wire Fraud, Market Manipulation: Aleksei Andriunin, the Russian national who told CoinDesk in 2019 that he ran a wash trading service to make cryptocurrencies appear to have a greater liquidity and market capitalization than they actually do, pleaded guilty to market manipulation and wire fraud charges in a plea deal.
Nasdaq Shift to Round-The-Clock Stock Trading Partly Due to Crypto, Says Exchange Executive: Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange are both working toward round-the-clock trading at least in part due to crypto trading already being round-the-clock, Nasdaq's head of U.S. Equities and Exchange-traded Products Giang Bui said.
SEC Chair Nominee Paul Atkins to Face Senate Panel Next Week: SEC Chair nominee Paul Atkins and Comptroller nominee Jonathan Gould will face the Senate Banking Committee for their confirmation hearing next week.
U.S. Government Removes Tornado Cash Sanctions: A few months after the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Asset Control couldn't sanction smart contracts, OFAC removed its sanctions against crypto mixer Tornado Cash.
This week
Tuesday
15:30 UTC (11:30 a.m. ET) The federal judge overseeing the U.S. Department of Justice's case against Samourai Wallet's founders held a status conference hearing in the case. Per my colleague Cheyenne Ligon, who attended, the 7-minute long hearing addressed a few procedural matters but did not delve into the substance of the case.
Thursday
14:40 UTC (10:40 a.m. ET) U.S. President Donald Trump spoke to the audience at the Digital Asset Summit via a brief, pre-taped video largely reiterating comments he previously made at the White House crypto summit on March 7.
Friday
17:00 UTC (1:00 p.m. ET) The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission held a roundtable event with legal experts from the crypto industry and SEC staff.
Elsewhere:
(Reuters) Another strain of bird flu — this time H7N9 — has hit the U.S. for the first time since 2017. This is on top of the ongoing H5N1 epidemic.
(CNN) Amtrak CEO Stephen Gardner said he would be stepping down from leading the quasi-public transit company at the White House's direction.
(Bloomberg) Coinbase is in advanced talks to acquire derivatives platform Deribit, Bloomberg reported, following CoinDesk's reporting last month that the exchange was interested in the firm.
(Wired) A former Meta employee wrote a tell-all book about her experiences at the company and Meta is going all out to limit its distribution. Careless People has since risen to become a best-seller on Amazon.
(Bloomberg) Bloomberg profiled New York Democrat Kirsten Gillibrand's role in pushing for crypto legislation in the Senate.
(Politico) The Trump administration's plans for USAID include reforming it and "leverag[ing] blockchain technology to secure transactions," though this document Politico obtained does not include a lot more detail. "All distributions would also be secured and traced via blockchain technology to radically increase security, transparency and traceability," the document says. If you're one of the individuals pushing for blockchain integration with the U.S. government, let's chat.
(The Guardian) The Trump administration renditioned more than 200 men of Venezuelan origin to an El Salvadorian prison, potentially in violation of a court order and without holding any hearings or trials. While the administration said in public statements that all 238 men had ties to the Tren de Aragua gang which in turn was taking direction from Venezuela's government, officials said in court documents that many of the people flown to El Salvador did not have criminal records. Family members of many of these individuals say they were not criminals and did not have gang ties. Some of the individuals reportedly signed deportation papers and expected to be flown back to Venezuela. U.S. intelligence agencies seemingly also found that TdA was not tied to the Venezuelan government, the Times reported.
If you’ve got thoughts or questions on what I should discuss next week or any other feedback you’d like to share, feel free to email me at nik@coindesk.com or find me on Bluesky @nikhileshde.bsky.social.
You can also join the group conversation on Telegram.
See ya’ll next week!
You’re reading State of Crypto, a CoinDesk newsletter looking at the intersection of cryptocurrency and government. Click here to sign up for future editions.
Ostrich farms and orange groves
The narrative
The SEC's reset began when Acting Chair Mark Uyeda launched a crypto task force and oversaw his agency withdraw Staff Accounting Bulletin 121, drop a number of ongoing lawsuits, pause a few more and publish multiple staff statements about how the agency might look at memecoins and proof-of-work mining.
Why it matters
The SEC is arguably the most important federal regulator in crypto at the moment. While its sister agency, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, may be the regulator that might one day oversee crypto spot markets, right now it's the SEC that most companies in the sector look to for guidance on what, exactly, it is they can do.
Breaking it down
The roundtable was split into two portions (three, if you count introductory remarks from the three commissioners): A roughly 90-minute moderated panel discussion, led by former SEC Commissioner and Paredes Strategies founder Troy Paredes, and a 90-minute town hall still moderated by Paredes but featuring questions from the general public.
You can read CoinDesk's coverage of the panel discussion at this link.
Though the central question during the discussion was — as it has been for years — when and how exactly is a crypto or crypto transaction a security, panelists touched on everything from the role of crypto in boosting ransomware to how exactly companies should operate.
Chris Brummer, the CEO of Bluprynt and professor at Georgetown Law, opened up the discussion with his analysis of what the Howey Test actually means: We're basically saying when you have savings, there's an issue of investor protection. The common enterprise prong that we're all familiar with is really addressing a kind of providing problem."
"It really just goes to information asymmetries, and then the question of profits goes to investor psychology, greed and fear, the kinds of things that can distort decision-making," he said. "And basically, when you have all those factors together, you have a mandated disclosure [rule]."
The SEC's approach thus far has limited a number of crypto projects, Delphi Ventures General Counsel Sarah Brennan said. While many crypto projects are intended to have a broad initial distribution, "the specter of the applications of securities laws" means many projects act more like they'll go public than actually embrace the crypto aspects of their projects.
"We see more and more the token is the product … there's different ways that people are artificially supporting price and it's generally been, I'd say, sort of toxic to the market," she said.
John Reed Stark, a former SEC attorney, said that the "economic reality of the transaction" is critical.
"However you want to look at it, the people buying crypto are not collectors," he said. "We all know that they're investors, and the mission of the SEC is to protect investors."
It remains to be seen how the SEC's efforts will continue, but the agency is taking a more active role in publicly engaging with these questions and the industry seems to be responding. The SEC auditorium was about three-quarters full at times, to say nothing of anyone who tuned into the livestream.
Stories you may have missed
As Congress Talks Up Its Earth-Shaking Crypto Bill, Regulators Are Already at Work: Federal agencies aren't waiting for Congress or even their permanent heads to get busy with crypto policymaking, Jesse Hamilton noted in this prescient analysis which came ahead of the SEC's PoW mining statement and OCC's reputational risk update.
Proof-of-Work Crypto Mining Doesn’t Trigger Securities Laws, SEC Says: Pooled and solo proof-of-work mining is outside the SEC's jurisdiction, the agency said in a staff statement.
U.S. Bank Agency Cuts 'Reputational Risk' From Exams After Crypto Sector Cites Issues: The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency removed "reputational risk" from its supervision handbook, it told national banks on Thursday.
XRP Zooms 10% as Garlinghouse Says SEC Is Dropping Case Against Ripple: Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said the SEC agreed to drop its appeal of a July 2023 ruling that said Ripple did not violate federal securities laws in selling XRP to retail investors by making it available through exchanges, and that the case itself is close to an end.
Digital Chamber Gets New Chief as Crypto Lobbyists Embrace Friendlier Washington: Digital Chamber founder and CEO Perianne Boring is stepping down next month and becoming the chair of its board. The lobby organization's president, Cody Carbone, will take over as CEO.
Crypto Exchange Bithumb Raided by South Korean Prosecutors Over Embezzlement Allegations: Report: South Korean prosecutors have launched an investigation into crypto exchange Bithumb, looking into embezzlement allegations.
Inside Pump.fun's Plan to Dominate Solana DeFi Trading: Pump.fun is launching a token swap service in an effort to get a slice of the fees generated by automated market makers on Solana.
Gotbit Founder Aleksei Andriunin Pleads Guilty to Wire Fraud, Market Manipulation: Aleksei Andriunin, the Russian national who told CoinDesk in 2019 that he ran a wash trading service to make cryptocurrencies appear to have a greater liquidity and market capitalization than they actually do, pleaded guilty to market manipulation and wire fraud charges in a plea deal.
Nasdaq Shift to Round-The-Clock Stock Trading Partly Due to Crypto, Says Exchange Executive: Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange are both working toward round-the-clock trading at least in part due to crypto trading already being round-the-clock, Nasdaq's head of U.S. Equities and Exchange-traded Products Giang Bui said.
SEC Chair Nominee Paul Atkins to Face Senate Panel Next Week: SEC Chair nominee Paul Atkins and Comptroller nominee Jonathan Gould will face the Senate Banking Committee for their confirmation hearing next week.
U.S. Government Removes Tornado Cash Sanctions: A few months after the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Asset Control couldn't sanction smart contracts, OFAC removed its sanctions against crypto mixer Tornado Cash.
This week
Tuesday
15:30 UTC (11:30 a.m. ET) The federal judge overseeing the U.S. Department of Justice's case against Samourai Wallet's founders held a status conference hearing in the case. Per my colleague Cheyenne Ligon, who attended, the 7-minute long hearing addressed a few procedural matters but did not delve into the substance of the case.
Thursday
14:40 UTC (10:40 a.m. ET) U.S. President Donald Trump spoke to the audience at the Digital Asset Summit via a brief, pre-taped video largely reiterating comments he previously made at the White House crypto summit on March 7.
Friday
17:00 UTC (1:00 p.m. ET) The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission held a roundtable event with legal experts from the crypto industry and SEC staff.
Elsewhere:
(Reuters) Another strain of bird flu — this time H7N9 — has hit the U.S. for the first time since 2017. This is on top of the ongoing H5N1 epidemic.
(CNN) Amtrak CEO Stephen Gardner said he would be stepping down from leading the quasi-public transit company at the White House's direction.
(Bloomberg) Coinbase is in advanced talks to acquire derivatives platform Deribit, Bloomberg reported, following CoinDesk's reporting last month that the exchange was interested in the firm.
(Wired) A former Meta employee wrote a tell-all book about her experiences at the company and Meta is going all out to limit its distribution. Careless People has since risen to become a best-seller on Amazon.
(Bloomberg) Bloomberg profiled New York Democrat Kirsten Gillibrand's role in pushing for crypto legislation in the Senate.
(Politico) The Trump administration's plans for USAID include reforming it and "leverag[ing] blockchain technology to secure transactions," though this document Politico obtained does not include a lot more detail. "All distributions would also be secured and traced via blockchain technology to radically increase security, transparency and traceability," the document says. If you're one of the individuals pushing for blockchain integration with the U.S. government, let's chat.
(The Guardian) The Trump administration renditioned more than 200 men of Venezuelan origin to an El Salvadorian prison, potentially in violation of a court order and without holding any hearings or trials. While the administration said in public statements that all 238 men had ties to the Tren de Aragua gang which in turn was taking direction from Venezuela's government, officials said in court documents that many of the people flown to El Salvador did not have criminal records. Family members of many of these individuals say they were not criminals and did not have gang ties. Some of the individuals reportedly signed deportation papers and expected to be flown back to Venezuela. U.S. intelligence agencies seemingly also found that TdA was not tied to the Venezuelan government, the Times reported.
If you’ve got thoughts or questions on what I should discuss next week or any other feedback you’d like to share, feel free to email me at nik@coindesk.com or find me on Bluesky @nikhileshde.bsky.social.
You can also join the group conversation on Telegram.
See ya’ll next week!
XRP 😁
Crypto - Dreamer
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Can any guide me which coin is better for investment? 👀📈
$SUI
OR
$TRX
$SUI
OR
$TRX
The key question is: what PI really brings to world, what benefits and weak points it has. The answer could give clear vision about future of this project.
Valerie – Крипто-королева
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BaissierPi Network Wild Crash: What's Really
Happening?
Pi Coin skyrocketed to $3 with rocket speed,
only to nosedive to $1.60, a shocking 46%
crash in no time!
Was this a classic whale
pump-and-dump, or is the market reacting to
Binance's silence on a potential listing?
Speculation is at an all-time high-some say it was an artificial surge for quick profits, while others believe uncertainty around Pi's official exchange listings is causing panic selling.
What's your take on this wild move? Pump and
dump or just market volatility?
Let's discuss!
#Binance
Happening?
Pi Coin skyrocketed to $3 with rocket speed,
only to nosedive to $1.60, a shocking 46%
crash in no time!
Was this a classic whale
pump-and-dump, or is the market reacting to
Binance's silence on a potential listing?
Speculation is at an all-time high-some say it was an artificial surge for quick profits, while others believe uncertainty around Pi's official exchange listings is causing panic selling.
What's your take on this wild move? Pump and
dump or just market volatility?
Let's discuss!
#Binance
All is possible, when you own a big amount and trade with “yourself” 🤷♂️
Virtual现在4块钱
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$OM 怎么这么有实力啊庄家
What is the difference between Pinetwork and Piramid? 🤔
Mine Pi Network
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Beware of fake Pi listings on various DEXs. It is important to note that Pi trading pairs currently listed on all DEXs are fraudulent and are likely to be part of a scam which results in loss to you. Pi Network strongly recommends that you refrain from participating in any current DEX trading pairs. If you choose to proceed, despite this warning, you run the risk of being defrauded, receiving fake Pi and losing your money. Please refer to the KYB’d services page on the Pi official website for verified businesses that integrate with Pi. We recommend that you only engage with businesses listed on this page.
https://minepi.com/kyb-list/#VerifiedBusinesses
https://minepi.com/kyb-list/#VerifiedBusinesses
There are a lot of waiters, that’s why, MM will push prise higher, where fomo starts, and just than drop. But not in time, when a lot of traders open shorts.
YL Trading
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$OM Can't wait to see big long drop is coming soon
Because this coin up continuously with correction
Even BNB coin take correction
Be careful, greedy may lost your saving
Because this coin up continuously with correction
Even BNB coin take correction
Be careful, greedy may lost your saving
$OM
Om is doing things! But why? Here some thoughts, that can explain this bullrun, without crying about evil market maker and manipulating. We all know, that cryptocurrencies prices are always manipulating, but who stops that?)
Fundamentals:
1. Regulatory Compliance: $OM is positioned as a layer 1 blockchain for RWA (Real World Assets), which attracts institutional investors.
2. Cosmos Integration: IBC compatibility and CosmWasm support enhance the functionality and interoperability of the network.
3. Staking and Governance: the $OM token is used for staking, voting, and fee payments, which incentivizes long-term holding.
Technical indicators:
1. RSI on the weekly timeframe is at 76.28, which signals overbought conditions, but supports the bullish trend.
2. MACD shows a bullish crossover, and the histogram confirms the strengthening of the momentum.
3. Key Levels: support at 7.13, resistance at 8.02.
Market Activity:
24-hour trading volume: 2.09 billion$ (an increase of 38%), which indicates high investor interest and everyone’s favourite manipulations with price.
And here the pull: how are you doing with #OM
Om is doing things! But why? Here some thoughts, that can explain this bullrun, without crying about evil market maker and manipulating. We all know, that cryptocurrencies prices are always manipulating, but who stops that?)
Fundamentals:
1. Regulatory Compliance: $OM is positioned as a layer 1 blockchain for RWA (Real World Assets), which attracts institutional investors.
2. Cosmos Integration: IBC compatibility and CosmWasm support enhance the functionality and interoperability of the network.
3. Staking and Governance: the $OM token is used for staking, voting, and fee payments, which incentivizes long-term holding.
Technical indicators:
1. RSI on the weekly timeframe is at 76.28, which signals overbought conditions, but supports the bullish trend.
2. MACD shows a bullish crossover, and the histogram confirms the strengthening of the momentum.
3. Key Levels: support at 7.13, resistance at 8.02.
Market Activity:
24-hour trading volume: 2.09 billion$ (an increase of 38%), which indicates high investor interest and everyone’s favourite manipulations with price.
And here the pull: how are you doing with #OM
Long and make good profit
42%
Short and make good profit
37%
Big loses, I’m holding short
14%
Liquidated short
7%
113 Votes • Vote fermé
Key words are “investing” & “Trump memecoin” 🤷♂️
VISION CRYPTO9
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I’m extremely frustrated and deeply disappointed with my experience investing in the $TRUMP Coin project. Like many others, I put my hard-earned money into this investment, believing it to be a promising opportunity. Instead of seeing any meaningful returns, we’ve been met with significant losses—some of which have had devastating consequences.
As a student, I took a major risk by using my semester fees in hopes of generating enough profit to support my education. Unfortunately, those expectations were never met, leaving me in a difficult financial position. I’m not alone in this—countless other investors, including students working toward a better future, have been misled and taken advantage of.
It’s incredibly disheartening to see how many people placed their trust in this project, only to end up struggling. This isn’t just about a bad investment—it feels like outright betrayal. Those who promoted and hyped up this venture, leading people to believe in false promises, should be held responsible for the damage they’ve caused. No one should have had to go through this.
As a student, I took a major risk by using my semester fees in hopes of generating enough profit to support my education. Unfortunately, those expectations were never met, leaving me in a difficult financial position. I’m not alone in this—countless other investors, including students working toward a better future, have been misled and taken advantage of.
It’s incredibly disheartening to see how many people placed their trust in this project, only to end up struggling. This isn’t just about a bad investment—it feels like outright betrayal. Those who promoted and hyped up this venture, leading people to believe in false promises, should be held responsible for the damage they’ve caused. No one should have had to go through this.
What revolutionary is in ACH payments in comparison with others? 🤔
Shoaib926
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#BitcoinReserveWave #AITokensBounce 🚀 ACH/USDT – Payment Revolution in Motion! 🚀
💸 ACH is making waves! With a stunning +135.45% gain over the past year, is this the next big breakout in crypto payments? Let’s break it down!
🔥 Current Price: $0.04224 (+11.95% in 24h)
📊 24h High/Low: $0.04755 / $0.03550
💰 24h Volume: 2.14B ACH (~$86.93M USDT)
🚀 Why ACH is Heating Up:
✅ Momentum Building: MA(7) at $0.04369, showing strong short-term upside.
💡 Breaking Barriers: MA(25) at $0.02912—ACH has skyrocketed past this level!
🔥 Long-Term Strength: MA(99) at $0.02677, proving a sustained uptrend over time.
📈 Performance at a Glance:
🔹 7 Days: +10.11% (Steady Climb)
📈 30 Days: +54.27% (Massive Breakout!)
🚀 90 Days: +133.37% (Strong Uptrend)
🔥 180 Days: +139.59% (Dominating the Market)
⚡ 1 Year: +135.45% (Payments Revolution?)
💡 What’s Next?
🚀 Bullish Target: If ACH clears $0.047-$0.050, next stop $0.06 - $0.07+!
⚠️ Support Levels: Holding above $0.038-$0.035 is key for sustained growth.
🎯 Breakout Zone: $0.06 - $0.07 💎
🛡 Key Support: $0.038 - $0.035 🔍
💬 Will ACH lead the future of crypto payments? The momentum is here—are you? 🚀
📢 #Binance #ACH #CryptoPayments #BullRun #CryptoTrading #AltcoinSeason
💸 ACH is making waves! With a stunning +135.45% gain over the past year, is this the next big breakout in crypto payments? Let’s break it down!
🔥 Current Price: $0.04224 (+11.95% in 24h)
📊 24h High/Low: $0.04755 / $0.03550
💰 24h Volume: 2.14B ACH (~$86.93M USDT)
🚀 Why ACH is Heating Up:
✅ Momentum Building: MA(7) at $0.04369, showing strong short-term upside.
💡 Breaking Barriers: MA(25) at $0.02912—ACH has skyrocketed past this level!
🔥 Long-Term Strength: MA(99) at $0.02677, proving a sustained uptrend over time.
📈 Performance at a Glance:
🔹 7 Days: +10.11% (Steady Climb)
📈 30 Days: +54.27% (Massive Breakout!)
🚀 90 Days: +133.37% (Strong Uptrend)
🔥 180 Days: +139.59% (Dominating the Market)
⚡ 1 Year: +135.45% (Payments Revolution?)
💡 What’s Next?
🚀 Bullish Target: If ACH clears $0.047-$0.050, next stop $0.06 - $0.07+!
⚠️ Support Levels: Holding above $0.038-$0.035 is key for sustained growth.
🎯 Breakout Zone: $0.06 - $0.07 💎
🛡 Key Support: $0.038 - $0.035 🔍
💬 Will ACH lead the future of crypto payments? The momentum is here—are you? 🚀
📢 #Binance #ACH #CryptoPayments #BullRun #CryptoTrading #AltcoinSeason
RTFM!
yskhgd
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I got liquidated due to this trader bxz he released his order after 15 minutes and now he is not gonna compensate my loss ...report his account this is not fair he has done
Let’s see on $BTC
After support testing in the 100000 area, bitcoin started his movement to check ATH resistance (109800).
On the day timeframe, we can see support levels with the price: ~94500, 101500 and 103500. Resistance levels: ~109800, 108800 and 106000.
If the price can stay at levels higher than 106(ideally 108), it will show us the way to new ATH and the next stop, imo, will be at levels near 115000-120000.
If the price will not be able to hold its position at levels higher than 106000-105500, it will go to 101500, to retest the level 100000.
In short timeframes, we can see overbought signals and I am thinking about short correction to 103500-101500 level. There is a survey below, if it is not difficult, please give an answer.
Good trades and great profits for all!
After support testing in the 100000 area, bitcoin started his movement to check ATH resistance (109800).
On the day timeframe, we can see support levels with the price: ~94500, 101500 and 103500. Resistance levels: ~109800, 108800 and 106000.
If the price can stay at levels higher than 106(ideally 108), it will show us the way to new ATH and the next stop, imo, will be at levels near 115000-120000.
If the price will not be able to hold its position at levels higher than 106000-105500, it will go to 101500, to retest the level 100000.
In short timeframes, we can see overbought signals and I am thinking about short correction to 103500-101500 level. There is a survey below, if it is not difficult, please give an answer.
Good trades and great profits for all!
BTC will reach ATH in a week
44%
BTC will fall to 95 in a week
34%
Flat, ~100000-106000
22%
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His Majesty, Bitcoin 💰
lightninz
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Can you please explain why the curves are almost the same for all charts?
Few words about $TRUMP
1. It is very manipulative coin with billions fluctuations of marketcap and high price volatility.
2. Key levels, in my opinion, are:
Support ~22, 30, 36
Resistance ~ 39, 45, 51, 59
3. Circulating supply 200 🍋, total supply 999 🍋
Here the pool for people, who trade trade this coin or planing to trade. What are your positions and expectations for the future from this #meme ?
1. It is very manipulative coin with billions fluctuations of marketcap and high price volatility.
2. Key levels, in my opinion, are:
Support ~22, 30, 36
Resistance ~ 39, 45, 51, 59
3. Circulating supply 200 🍋, total supply 999 🍋
Here the pool for people, who trade trade this coin or planing to trade. What are your positions and expectations for the future from this #meme ?
Long 🎺
56%
Short ⚔️
21%
Scalp 🎱💸
23%
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Let’s see on #BTC
After the correction to the resistance at the level of 90000-92500, we continue to move up, above 100 thousand. For me, this is an important zone, consolidation above which, especially above 100800, will mean further movement and attempts to test the level of 108365 for strength. I also expect a short-term correction due to overbought on lower timeframes, which will either open the way to 95000 and a possible retest of the previous resistance zone, or after it (the level of 100800 is held) the upward movement to the historical high zone will continue. Successful, profitable trading to everyone. What do you think, how will BTC behave over the next week?
After the correction to the resistance at the level of 90000-92500, we continue to move up, above 100 thousand. For me, this is an important zone, consolidation above which, especially above 100800, will mean further movement and attempts to test the level of 108365 for strength. I also expect a short-term correction due to overbought on lower timeframes, which will either open the way to 95000 and a possible retest of the previous resistance zone, or after it (the level of 100800 is held) the upward movement to the historical high zone will continue. Successful, profitable trading to everyone. What do you think, how will BTC behave over the next week?
BTC >108365
55%
BTC <=~100000
45%
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