What is Vladimir Club? The term “Vladimir Club” was first mentioned on BitcoinTalk forum in 2012 and was originally applied to Bitcoin. User Vladimir suggested that owning 1% of 1% of the max supply of Bitcoin was a good idea, and the term Vladimir Club was coined right after. Since the max supply of Bitcoin is 21,000,000 coins, anyone with more than 2,100 BTC can be considered a member of the Vladimir Club. Back then, it was much cheaper than today to become a member of the club. In 2012, one Bitcoin was valued at about $11, which would require a person to invest $23,100 to be considered part of the Vladimir Club. When Bitcoin price was close to $20,000, in late 2017, one would need to invest around $42,000,000 to be considered as part of the Vladimir Club. As of 2019, with Bitcoin hovering around the $4,000 mark, the threshold is around $8,400,000. Originally, it was estimated that the maximum number of club members would be 10,000 (if all coins were mined and divided equally among the members). However, as some Bitcoin holders accumulate much larger amounts than 2,100 coins, the maximum number of members is significantly smaller than that. Additionally, there is a very large number of coins that are inaccessible, either because the private keys were permanently lost or because they were sent to invalid addresses and cannot be retrieved (e.g., the genesis block address). It is quite difficult to estimate how many members the Vladimir Club currently have because many Bitcoin holders split their funds into multiple different addresses and also because some of the richest addresses may be owned by the same person. Still, the number of members of the Vladimir Club is estimated to be somewhere between 500 and 600 people. Since the Vladimir Club concept became more popular in the cryptocurrency community, the term is often used to refer to other cryptocurrencies, other than Bitcoin. For instance, any person owning more than 1% of 1% of the max supply of the BNB may be considered a member of the BNB Vladimir Club. #crypto2023 #BTC $BTC $ETH $BNB #ETH #Layer2

➡️#BTC/USDT The price is currently moving sideways, indicating that there is no strong, defined trend at the moment. However, support and resistance levels are clearly noticeable. Trading Strategy: First Scenario: Entry Point: Upon confirming the break of the downward trend at the $26,580 level. Target: $32,000. Stop Loss: It is recommended to set it below the $26,000 level to avoid any sudden reversals. Second Scenario: Entry Point: In case the price closes below the $24,000 level. Target: $19,000. Stop Loss: It is recommended to set it above the $25,000 level. $BTC $ETH $SOL #crypto2023 #BTC #Layer2 #opbnb

🟢#SOL Next Target 31$ Zon LONG : 1) 19$ 2) 18$ Target : 1) 24$ 2) 29$ 3) 31$ ST : 19$ #crypto2023 #Layer2 #opbnb #BTC

#pepe [Trade Live] - Entered PEPE here. This thing got rekt, destroyed and it's a counter trend trade so keep that in mind. Yet, I see some interest coming in on futures and it's doing ok while BTC looks weak. Obviously if BTC nukes today it won't do well but I'm happy to take it regardless. Entry: 6200-6300 (Just entered here) SL: 59380 TP1: 7060 TP2: 7470 TP3: 7980 Left out all the zero's for sake of conveniency 😄 #BTC #crypto2023 #crypto2023 #Layer2 $SOL $USDC $ETH

🥇 What are the largest spot & futures Bitcoin ETFs? The ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO), which was launched in Q4 2021 during the peak of the last bull market, currently holds 35,890 $BTC and is the largest fund in this space. 🔵⚛️ Busan wants to become a blockchain city. One of the largest cities in South Korea, Busan, is creating a municipal blockchain compatible with Ethereum and Cosmos. The launch of an exchange for exchange transactions with virtual assets and tokenized securities is planned for the first half of 2024. Support for precious metals and raw materials tokens will be available initially. 👉🏻 A blockchain fund worth $75,000,000 has been created for implementation ⚡️#crypto2023 #BTC #Layer2