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My experience with fraud through a meme coin on the Sol network went to zero in less than a week.First⤵️ I saw a lot of buzz on X and Telegram about a new meme coin. I did a little research and the coin seemed like the big thing coming and was going to the moon. Every influencer promoting it had a follower count of over 100K, which was fake. There was no website, but it was marketing itself on social media, especially Telegram. The team was completely anonymous, but I ignored that due to the hype. In general, I decided to invest in the presale and had to send some coins (SOL) to their wallet, and I expect to receive their token in return after they raised over $300,000. They added some liquidity for a decentralized exchange.

My experience with fraud through a meme coin on the Sol network went to zero in less than a week.

First⤵️
I saw a lot of buzz on X and Telegram about a new meme coin. I did a little research and the coin seemed like the big thing coming and was going to the moon.
Every influencer promoting it had a follower count of over 100K, which was fake. There was no website, but it was marketing itself on social media, especially Telegram.
The team was completely anonymous, but I ignored that due to the hype. In general, I decided to invest in the presale and had to send some coins (SOL) to their wallet, and I expect to receive their token in return after they raised over $300,000. They added some liquidity for a decentralized exchange.
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What are the crypto-based games in Telegram? The best games on Telegram in 2024 What is the concept of “click to win”? “Push-to-win” projects are mobile games that pay users in cryptocurrencies for performing simple tasks, which often include tapping on the screen. Users can do this to collect crops, in-game minerals, or other resources used in the game. Push-to-win games are a growing part of the GameFi sector, which combines financial incentives with fun gaming.

What are the crypto-based games in Telegram? The best games on Telegram in 2024

What is the concept of “click to win”?
“Push-to-win” projects are mobile games that pay users in cryptocurrencies for performing simple tasks, which often include tapping on the screen. Users can do this to collect crops, in-game minerals, or other resources used in the game.
Push-to-win games are a growing part of the GameFi sector, which combines financial incentives with fun gaming.
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Bullish
A sharp crash in the markets within just 90 minutes. More than $3.6 trillion has evaporated from the market value across various assets. 🔻Gold dropped 3.76%, losing $1.34 trillion in market value. 🔻Silver fell 8.5%, losing $400 billion. 🔻The S&P 500 index decreased by 1%, losing $620 billion. 🔻The Nasdaq lost more than 1.6%, with losses approaching $600 billion. 🔻The cryptocurrency market declined by 3%, with $70 billion evaporating. A rapid and violent selling wave encompassed metals, stocks, and cryptocurrencies in record time. $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)
A sharp crash in the markets within just 90 minutes.

More than $3.6 trillion has evaporated from the market value across various assets.

🔻Gold dropped 3.76%, losing $1.34 trillion in market value.
🔻Silver fell 8.5%, losing $400 billion.
🔻The S&P 500 index decreased by 1%, losing $620 billion.
🔻The Nasdaq lost more than 1.6%, with losses approaching $600 billion.
🔻The cryptocurrency market declined by 3%, with $70 billion evaporating.

A rapid and violent selling wave encompassed metals, stocks, and cryptocurrencies in record time.
$BTC
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The Birth of Value From Gold to BitcoinBitcoin BTC When we look at gold silver or precious stones a simple question appears why do these things have value In their origin they are silent physical elements that do not speak do not produce food and do not warm the body by themselves Gold is only a yellow metal silver is a shining mineral and diamonds or rubies are crystals shaped by pressure deep inside the earth Yet for thousands of years wars were fought for them empires collapsed chasing them and entire financial systems were built around them The answer is not inside the material itself but inside the human relationship with it Gold gained value because it is rare does not rust can be shaped easily and survives time without decay making it suitable as a long term store of wealth But physical traits alone never create value copper can be shaped iron is more useful industrially yet neither became a universal symbol of wealth What elevated gold was long term collective agreement people across civilizations decided that this metal could be trusted From ancient Egypt to Rome to Islamic eras and medieval Europe a shared belief formed that gold holds value and with repetition across centuries this belief became almost unquestioned Silver followed a similar path but served more for daily exchange while gemstones became symbols of beauty rarity and status showing that value can be social and psychological not only practical So is value inside the object or created by human agreement Modern economics speaks about intrinsic value and perceived value intrinsic value comes from direct utility while perceived value comes from scarcity acceptance and trust Gold carries both yet most of its price comes from collective belief rather than industrial use Here we arrive at Bitcoin Unlike gold Bitcoin is not physical it is a distributed digital ledger built on blockchain technology You cannot touch it melt it or wear it yet this does not mean it lacks value Bitcoin is scarce by design with a fixed limit of twenty one million units this scarcity is not natural but algorithmic Its strength comes from collective trust and from the idea of transferring value without centralized control Some see this as financial freedom others see it as fragile because no authority guarantees it Gold relies on thousands of years of history while Bitcoin is still young but at their core both depend on shared agreement Gold does not contain value in its atoms and Bitcoin does not contain value in its code value appears when enough people decide something can hold their wealth Gold resists physical decay while Bitcoin resists centralized manipulation one follows the laws of nature the other follows the laws of mathematics So does Bitcoin have value in origin If value means physical utility then it is limited but if value means the ability to store and transfer wealth then the answer depends on continued trust and adoption In the end whether the asset is a yellow metal or digital code value is a human phenomenon built from belief scarcity and repeated use across time $BTC #Write2Earn $BNB {spot}(BNBUSDT)

The Birth of Value From Gold to Bitcoin

Bitcoin BTC

When we look at gold silver or precious stones a simple question appears why do these things have value
In their origin they are silent physical elements that do not speak do not produce food and do not warm the body by themselves
Gold is only a yellow metal silver is a shining mineral and diamonds or rubies are crystals shaped by pressure deep inside the earth

Yet for thousands of years wars were fought for them empires collapsed chasing them and entire financial systems were built around them

The answer is not inside the material itself but inside the human relationship with it
Gold gained value because it is rare does not rust can be shaped easily and survives time without decay making it suitable as a long term store of wealth

But physical traits alone never create value copper can be shaped iron is more useful industrially yet neither became a universal symbol of wealth

What elevated gold was long term collective agreement people across civilizations decided that this metal could be trusted
From ancient Egypt to Rome to Islamic eras and medieval Europe a shared belief formed that gold holds value and with repetition across centuries this belief became almost unquestioned

Silver followed a similar path but served more for daily exchange while gemstones became symbols of beauty rarity and status showing that value can be social and psychological not only practical

So is value inside the object or created by human agreement

Modern economics speaks about intrinsic value and perceived value intrinsic value comes from direct utility while perceived value comes from scarcity acceptance and trust
Gold carries both yet most of its price comes from collective belief rather than industrial use
Here we arrive at Bitcoin

Unlike gold Bitcoin is not physical it is a distributed digital ledger built on blockchain technology

You cannot touch it melt it or wear it yet this does not mean it lacks value

Bitcoin is scarce by design with a fixed limit of twenty one million units this scarcity is not natural but algorithmic
Its strength comes from collective trust and from the idea of transferring value without centralized control
Some see this as financial freedom others see it as fragile because no authority guarantees it
Gold relies on thousands of years of history while Bitcoin is still young but at their core both depend on shared agreement
Gold does not contain value in its atoms and Bitcoin does not contain value in its code value appears when enough people decide something can hold their wealth

Gold resists physical decay while Bitcoin resists centralized manipulation one follows the laws of nature the other follows the laws of mathematics
So does Bitcoin have value in origin

If value means physical utility then it is limited but if value means the ability to store and transfer wealth then the answer depends on continued trust and adoption
In the end whether the asset is a yellow metal or digital code value is a human phenomenon built from belief scarcity and repeated use across time
$BTC

#Write2Earn $BNB
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Bullish
People are still sending Bitcoin to Satoshi even after all these years More than 39.28 BTC worth around 1.82M dollars has ended up in his wallet The crazy part One single transfer moved 26.917 BTC worth about 1.17M dollars and it happened just two years ago 🤯 $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT) $USD1 {spot}(USD1USDT) $WLFI {spot}(WLFIUSDT)
People are still sending Bitcoin to Satoshi even after all these years
More than 39.28 BTC worth around 1.82M dollars has ended up in his wallet

The crazy part
One single transfer moved 26.917 BTC worth about 1.17M dollars and it happened just two years ago 🤯
$BTC
$USD1
$WLFI
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Bullish
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Bullish
Why I’m always extremely bullish on Bitcoin • Decentralized • Non-inflationary • Permissionless • Widely adopted • Divisible • Portable • Self-custody and inheritance • Deep liquidity and easy exit Let me explain it more clearly Decentralized Bitcoin allows you to store and transfer value across time and borders without any third party. No central bank, no authority, no single entity can control it, stop it, or print more of it. The network runs 24/7 no matter what happens Non-inflationary The supply is known and capped. Every four years, issuance is cut in half. Over time, each share of the network becomes scarcer, not weaker Permissionless You don’t need a bank or an intermediary. All you need is a cold wallet, a phone, and internet access. You can transact with anyone in the world, and no one can tell you your transfer is “rejected” Widely adopted Bitcoin is no longer niche. It’s in the media, ETFs, banks, institutional portfolios, and even on government balance sheets. Some countries are mining it and treating it as a strategic reserve Divisible You don’t need to own a full Bitcoin. You can buy, send, and receive very small fractions, which opens the door for everyone, not just large investors Portable You can move millions across continents in minutes with minimal fees. No weekends, no holidays, no bank delays, no arbitrary blocks Self-custody and inheritance This is one of its most powerful features. You can truly own your asset, secure it yourself, and pass it on to your children without banks, lawyers, or unnecessary complexity Deep liquidity You can enter or exit the market in seconds. That level of liquidity is extremely rare in today’s financial world$BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)
Why I’m always extremely bullish on Bitcoin

• Decentralized
• Non-inflationary
• Permissionless
• Widely adopted
• Divisible
• Portable
• Self-custody and inheritance
• Deep liquidity and easy exit

Let me explain it more clearly

Decentralized
Bitcoin allows you to store and transfer value across time and borders without any third party. No central bank, no authority, no single entity can control it, stop it, or print more of it. The network runs 24/7 no matter what happens

Non-inflationary
The supply is known and capped. Every four years, issuance is cut in half. Over time, each share of the network becomes scarcer, not weaker

Permissionless
You don’t need a bank or an intermediary. All you need is a cold wallet, a phone, and internet access. You can transact with anyone in the world, and no one can tell you your transfer is “rejected”

Widely adopted
Bitcoin is no longer niche. It’s in the media, ETFs, banks, institutional portfolios, and even on government balance sheets. Some countries are mining it and treating it as a strategic reserve

Divisible
You don’t need to own a full Bitcoin. You can buy, send, and receive very small fractions, which opens the door for everyone, not just large investors

Portable
You can move millions across continents in minutes with minimal fees. No weekends, no holidays, no bank delays, no arbitrary blocks

Self-custody and inheritance
This is one of its most powerful features. You can truly own your asset, secure it yourself, and pass it on to your children without banks, lawyers, or unnecessary complexity

Deep liquidity
You can enter or exit the market in seconds. That level of liquidity is extremely rare in today’s financial world$BTC
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Bullish
BREAKING: Binance SAFU Fund buys another 3,600 Bitcoin worth $233.4 million. $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)
BREAKING:

Binance SAFU Fund buys another 3,600 Bitcoin worth $233.4 million.
$BTC
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Bullish
Third strongest selling day in Bitcoin history Current price: $62,473 Historical opportunity for the brave! $ETH {spot}(ETHUSDT)
Third strongest selling day in Bitcoin history

Current price: $62,473

Historical opportunity for the brave!
$ETH
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Bullish
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Bullish
When fear peaks, value quietly builds SASTER at $0.48 @Aster_DEX 9% of supply burned Buybacks still active Do with that what you will $ASTER {spot}(ASTERUSDT)
When fear peaks, value quietly builds SASTER at $0.48 @Aster DEX
9% of supply burned
Buybacks still active
Do with that what you will
$ASTER
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Bullish
while some are still spreading unnecessary FUD on Binance and panicking about reserves, binance's safu fund bought 2,630 $BTC in 2 days that's $201 million deployed at $74k-$76k $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)
while some are still spreading unnecessary FUD on Binance and panicking about reserves,

binance's safu fund bought 2,630 $BTC in 2 days

that's $201 million deployed at $74k-$76k $BTC
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Bullish
Binance buys additional Bitcoin worth 100 million dollars for the SAFU fund $ETH {spot}(ETHUSDT) $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)
Binance buys additional Bitcoin worth 100 million dollars for the SAFU fund
$ETH
$BTC
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Bullish
Good news for the markets 🔥 Urgent: 🇺🇸 The U.S. House of Representatives approves a bill to fund the government to end the government shutdown. $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT) $ASTER {spot}(ASTERUSDT)
Good news for the markets 🔥
Urgent: 🇺🇸 The U.S. House of Representatives approves a bill to fund the government to end the government shutdown.
$BTC
$ASTER
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Bearish
Bitcoin drops below the level of 73 thousand dollars 285 million dollars were liquidated from the cryptocurrency market in the last 60 minutes$BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)
Bitcoin drops below the level of 73 thousand dollars

285 million dollars were liquidated from the cryptocurrency market in the last 60 minutes$BTC
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Bullish
Bitcoin today is not far from its lowest price in a full year Down about 41% from the peak If you see it between 25 and 30 thousand Enter quietly And don't say maybe it will drop more and just watch $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)
Bitcoin today is not far from its lowest price in a full year
Down about 41% from the peak

If you see it between 25 and 30 thousand
Enter quietly
And don't say maybe it will drop more and just watch
$BTC
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Bullish
Flow is the game $WLFI is where it compounds ☝🏻🦅 #USD1 is fuel When it gets used everywhere WLFI grows 👇🏻 1️⃣ More USD1 use = more flow 2️⃣ More flow = stronger liquidity 3️⃣ Stronger liquidity = more integrations 4️⃣ More integrations = more users into WLFI 5️⃣ More users = faster WLFI expansion $USD1 {spot}(USD1USDT) $WLFI {spot}(WLFIUSDT)
Flow is the game $WLFI is where it compounds ☝🏻🦅

#USD1 is fuel When it gets used everywhere WLFI grows 👇🏻

1️⃣ More USD1 use = more flow
2️⃣ More flow = stronger liquidity
3️⃣ Stronger liquidity = more integrations
4️⃣ More integrations = more users into WLFI
5️⃣ More users = faster WLFI expansion
$USD1
$WLFI
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Bullish
My advice is very simple for situations like this that happen from time to time: 1 Close the screen 2 Ignore the fear spreaders and don’t make any irrational decisions 3 Block anyone sharing impossible numbers just to scare you For DCA investors, this is actually a great day if liquidity is available 👍🏼 $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)
My advice is very simple for situations like this that happen from time to time:
1 Close the screen
2 Ignore the fear spreaders and don’t make any irrational decisions
3 Block anyone sharing impossible numbers just to scare you

For DCA investors, this is actually a great day if liquidity is available 👍🏼
$BTC
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Bullish
Over $1,000,000,000 liquidated from the crypto market in the last 4 hours. Bitcoin: Fell under $76,000 ETH: Fell under $2,300 Solana: Fell under $100 $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT) $ETH {spot}(ETHUSDT) $SOL
Over $1,000,000,000 liquidated from the crypto market in the last 4 hours.

Bitcoin: Fell under $76,000
ETH: Fell under $2,300
Solana: Fell under $100
$BTC
$ETH
$SOL
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Bullish
Bitcoin crashes below $79,000. $650,000,000 liquidated from the crypto market in the past 60 minutes. $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)
Bitcoin crashes below $79,000.

$650,000,000 liquidated from the crypto market in the past 60 minutes.
$BTC
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