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I just found out that Steve Aoki has completely exited Shiba Inu. He sold all his SHIB — about 1.78 billion tokens for around $10,340. That’s a huge loss considering he accumulated these coins over years. I remember, at the beginning of 2024, he exchanged 2.2 ETH (then about $5,000) for half a billion SHIB, and now his entire position is closed.
Interestingly, this isn’t just about Shiba coin news — the guy is simultaneously getting rid of Pepe and reducing his ETH holdings. It looks like a serious overvaluation of his portfolio. And if you recall how much he lost on NFTs (bought Bored Apes fo

I noticed an interesting update in the cross-chain DeFi ecosystem. Jumper Exchange has implemented an intention-based routing feature, which really makes working across multiple networks easier.
The thing is, previously, cross-chain swaps required dealing with a bunch of details: choosing the right bridge, handling approvals, calculating gas. Now, Jumper Exchange takes on that complexity. You just specify which tokens you want to swap between chains, and the system finds the optimal route through available liquidity sources.
What I like about this approach: the interface is truly simplified an

I remember that last September there was a big buzz around Rocky Rabbit — a Telegram game that gained 25 million players in just two weeks. People were actively preparing for the $RBTC token airdrop, and honestly, it was one of the most popular tap games of that season, alongside Hamster Kombat and other similar projects.
What was interesting about Rocky Rabbit's tokenomics was that half of all tokens were allocated for player rewards, airdrops, and activity incentives. The rest was distributed among marketing (15%), development (10%), liquidity (10%), and reserves. Tokens for investors, the t

I noticed an interesting trend in the market — attention is shifting from mega-cap projects to smaller projects that operate in the infrastructure space. Analysts highlight five altcoins that are definitely worth keeping on your radar.
They are ASTER, RENDER, IOTA, SEI, and WLD. These top altcoins in their niches solve different problems — from decentralized computing to machine communication. Interestingly, all of them are tied to infrastructure: artificial intelligence, IoT, digital identification.
ASTER has created a fairly dynamic environment for deploying decentralized applications in Web

I just learned about a serious incident involving Amazon's infrastructure in the Middle East. It turns out drone attacks damaged several key facilities—two data centers in the UAE were hit directly, and another data center in Bahrain was affected by a nearby explosion. All this is happening amid escalating tensions between the US and Iran.
According to the AWS status update, the damages are quite severe—structural damage, power outages, and additionally flooding caused by fire suppression systems. It’s a combination of multiple issues at once. Amazon is already working with local authorities,

I've noticed that trading Bitcoin has become less smooth in recent months. It turns out that market liquidity has dropped by about half since September of last year. For those who are not aware - liquidity is essentially the volume that allows you to quickly enter or exit a position without significant price slippage. When it's low, trading becomes more volatile and unpredictable. Interestingly, this coincides with a period when many traders were switching between platforms. Such a decline could explain why the price sometimes jumps on news that previously had no impact on quotes at all. We ne

I noticed an interesting point in the US spot Bitcoin ETF market — after five weeks of nearly $4 billion in outflows, a rebound has begun. Recently, $225 million of fresh money came in, with BlackRock's IBIT leading clearly with an inflow of $322 million. It seems that major players are starting to return. ETF funds appear to be becoming the main channel for institutional investors in crypto. However, not everything is smooth — Fidelity and Grayscale are losing money, having withdrawn about $90 million and $28 million respectively. Bitcoin has increased by 5.2% over the week, which slightly ca

Yesterday was a day of heavy liquidations in the crypto market — nearly $84 million was wiped out in 24 hours. Interestingly, the main blow was specifically on shorts: they lost about $65 million, while long positions fared better with losses of $18.6 million. Bitcoin shorts were especially affected — $20.7 million liquidated, whereas longs lost only $2.3 million. A similar picture with Ethereum: shorts liquidated $7.74 million compared to $1.6 million in long positions. Over 52,000 traders were affected in total. The largest liquidation occurred on SOL-USD — one trader was wiped out for $8.5

Logan Paul has lost almost everything on NFTs. Do you remember when he spent $635,000 on a crypto picture in 2021? Well, now that same thing is worth only $155. That's just a wild crash.
Back then, the NFT market seemed like a gold mine; everyone was buying these digital assets like crazy. But after the peak in 2021, everything started spiraling downward. Volatility was just brutal.
I wonder, how much is Logan Paul actually worth now considering those investments? One failed NFT, of course, won't bankrupt a multimillionaire, but it's a good cautionary story for everyone thinking of jumping on

You know, I've been into crypto for a long time, and I can say for sure: an AMA session is one of the most honest forms of communication in this industry. Why? Because there are no edited interviews, no press releases—only live questions and answers in real time.
The format originated on Reddit, and the crypto community simply fell in love with it. Imagine: a startup founder appears on Telegram, Discord, or Twitter Spaces, and people start bombarding them with questions. There's no way to dodge an answer—everyone sees when someone mumbles or avoids the topic. It works like a stress test for th

I noticed that by 2025, solving problems from photos has become a truly functional feature. Neural networks now recognize handwritten text, formulas, and complex diagrams so well that they can provide a complete step-by-step solution in seconds. The smartphone has turned into a 24/7 study assistant.
I tried several popular services and noticed the following. Photomath is a classic. Point your camera at an equation, and in a moment, you see not only the answer but also all the steps of the solution. Works with printed and handwritten text. Cons: only math, and a full breakdown requires a paid s

Here's what I've noticed interesting in recent days. Raul Pal, a well-known macroeconomic analyst, posted a quite intriguing analysis on X that overturns the usual view of the current situation in the crypto market. All these talks about the market supposedly dying and ending — he strongly disagrees with that.
The essence of his position is one: global liquidity is not just an important factor, it is actually the most critical macroeconomic driver in history. And what’s striking is that the correlation between liquidity and BTC has been at 90% since 2012. For comparison, the correlation with t

I recently looked at the statistics and realized the huge demographic potential of Pakistan. Pakistan's population is currently around 254-255 million people, making it the fifth-largest country in the world by population. Can you imagine? That's about 3% of all people on the planet.
What surprised me the most was the growth rate. Pakistan's population is growing at an average of 1.57% annually, which is quite significant. At this pace, the demographic landscape will change drastically. Additionally, the population there is very young — the average age is only 20.6 years.
This creates an inter

It's always helpful to know the Federal Reserve's meeting schedule for the year ahead. Here is the main event schedule for 2025: in January, March, May, June, July, September, October, and December — a total of eight interest rate meetings. Some of them include economic forecasts with point diagrams (March, June, September, and December). It's important to keep track of this if you trade cryptocurrencies or stocks — each Fed decision can significantly impact the market. The meetings where forecasts are released are especially interesting — they often cause big movements. I personally check the

When I realized I had lost more than $20,000, it hit me like a blow. Not a financial one, but a psychological one. I understood that all this time I wasn’t really trading — I was just playing. And I was playing by someone else’s rules.
It all started when I, like many others, got into cryptocurrencies with the dream of getting rich. YouTube, forums, chats — everywhere the same story: a guy invested a few thousand and became a millionaire. I believed it. I searched for the answer to how to make money on crypto, read everything on forums, listened to gurus’ advice. My first purchase was Bitcoin,

I noticed an interesting situation with Anthropic that raises serious questions about how companies should interact with the government. According to Jin10, the company expressed dissatisfaction with a recent legal decision, considering it unjustified from a legal standpoint.
The essence is that Anthropic sees this decision as a dangerous legal precedent. If it goes through, any American company negotiating with the government could find itself in a vulnerable position. This could fundamentally change the rules of the game for all corporations.
The company's stance emphasizes that such a legal

Honestly, the question of whether халяльность in форекс-торговли is allowed concerns many of us. I noticed that most Muslim traders simply trade without looking into the foundations of Shariah. And then they start to doubt—are they doing it the right way?
Let’s sort it out. Trading in Islam is not forbidden, but a matter of conditions. Everything depends on exactly how you trade.
If you buy and sell real currencies on the spot market, without using leverage—this can be halal. No riba (percent), no gharar (excessive speculation). Just an honest exchange. The Prophet, peace be upon him and the b

It's interesting to track how Messi's wealth has changed over the past decade. The guy started with $280 million in 2016, and now he's close to $900 million. That's just an incredible growth. The main jump happened around 2021, when he went from $400 million to $600 million. It seems this is related to his contracts and sponsorship deals. Over the past couple of years, Messi's net worth has continued to grow by about $50-100 million annually. Apparently, elite contracts, huge sponsorship packages, and business partnerships across Europe and the US are doing their part. Plus, global tournaments

I noticed that many traders have been actively positioning themselves for a Bitcoin rally lately. Right now, BTC is trading around $74K, but people seriously believe in a breakout above $80K. It’s interesting to observe this momentum—the Bitcoin price clearly attracts the attention of major players.
The forecast for the Bitcoin price looks optimistic based on the positions being opened. Although the price has dropped by 0.65% over the past 24 hours, it looks more like a correction ahead of the next move. Traders are clearly not giving up.
If you buy into this scenario, then the outlook for Bit