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Here's an interesting story that connects the cryptocurrency world with an ambitious startup. Lucky Groom, a 31-year-old Australian entrepreneur, became known not only for his investment successes but also for a high-profile robbery incident involving $11 million dollars that took place at his home in San Francisco.
It turns out that armed robbers disguised as couriers forced Groom's neighbor to empty his crypto wallet. But that's only part of the story about this guy.
What truly impresses about Lachy Groom's career is his journey in the tech industry. He was the 30th employee at Stripe, mean

By the way, if anyone else is playing TapSwap, here’s some fresh info. I found that today’s code is 3PM71AK03X for the first task about cryptocurrency news, and delisting for the second. Each code gives 200,000 coins, so the total is pretty good. The second task is about crypto terms, and the answer is collateral. In total, you get 400,000 coins for the day if you complete both. The gist is simple: you go to the “Tasks” section, then to the movie codes, watch a video, and enter the code in the field. After that, click submit and you’re done.
It’s interesting that the game has already amassed 6

Do you know what was truly important for the development of Биткойн? More than 15 years ago, in 2010, Satoshi released version 0.2.6 of the client. At first glance, it may seem like just another update, but in reality, it was a turning point.
Before that, everything worked through a graphical interface on the desktop, which was convenient for home users, but completely impractical for servers. Satoshi understood that the network would not be able to scale if it depended on a GUI. Therefore, in 0.2.6, the developer removed this dependency and created the possibility for fully automated operatio

Here's the news - Sovcombank is now offering loans secured by Bitcoin. The first bank in Russia to openly provide this service. Honestly, I didn't expect traditional banks to start integrating crypto into their services so quickly.
The idea is simple: you have Bitcoin, you don't want to sell it, but you need cash — you put it up as collateral and get a loan. Instead of selling your assets. It's an alternative to p2p lending, but through an official bank with its guarantees.
I think this could be interesting for crypto investors — obtaining liquidity without selling. Although, the question is a

I am monitoring the situation in the Middle East, and here’s what many in the market are currently interested in. It appears that Trump is seriously considering the possibility of limited strikes against Iran. The plan involves targeted operations against specific military and government facilities, and all of this could happen within a few days after receiving the necessary authorization.
What’s behind this? Tensions in the region are rising due to Iran’s activity in uranium enrichment. American officials have even discussed more extensive operations, but no final decision has been made yet.

I noticed an interesting trend in the market – over the past few months, DeFi protocols are dropping like leaves in autumn. We're talking about more than ten projects that simply shut their doors. The reason is straightforward: users leave, funds run out, and not everyone manages to adapt to the new conditions.
Here's Angle – seemingly a serious project with stablecoins EURA and USDA, with $250 million in TVL. But even that didn't save them. They explicitly stated: the decentralized stablecoin sector has changed dramatically, and they no longer see a foothold. Honestly, at least.
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Let's understand an interesting idea that explains why some networks become more valuable than others. It's about the so-called Metcalfe's Law — a principle that shows us the exponential nature of value growth as the user base expands.
When I first studied this principle, I was struck by its simplicity and at the same time its depth. The essence is that the value of a network grows not linearly with each new participant, but quadratically. That is, if there are one hundred users in the network, the potential connections are not one hundred, but ten thousand. Add one more user — and the number

Honestly, I’ve been looking for a way to download YouTube videos as MP3s because I constantly fill up my phone’s storage with video clips. Turns out, it’s much easier than I thought. I found several online converters that work directly in the browser without installing any programs. The main idea is that you can listen to music and podcasts offline, without using the internet. The files take up much less space than videos, and the battery lasts longer. The process is simple: copy the link from YouTube, paste it into the converter, click the button, wait a few seconds, and download the MP3. No

I just looked at the RSI heat map for the top 150 coins by market capitalization, and it's really a useful tool for quick market analysis. You can immediately see which assets are overbought and ready for a correction, and which are oversold and might bounce back. This online RSI indicator helps avoid missing interesting entry points. Previously, I just looked at individual charts, but now the whole picture is right in front of me. If you do technical analysis, this tool for monitoring RSI across multiple pairs at once will definitely come in handy. Saving it for regular checks.

I noticed an interesting observation from one of the founders of Ethereum — he criticizes how prediction markets are developing. And honestly, his arguments sound convincing.
In his opinion, these markets have turned into something like a casino for most participants. Short-term bets on cryptocurrencies, sports wagers, all of this provides only instant adrenaline, but no real value. The core issue is that platforms focus on uninformed speculators who essentially just lose money while experienced traders take it.
He divided participants into two groups: those who profit from informational advan

It's interesting to look at the list of the richest people in the world this year. At the top positions, as expected, the same names — Elon Musk with $444 billion leads the ranking. Next are Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Larry Ellison. All these people built their empires in the technology sector, so it's no surprise that they dominate the list of the world's wealthiest individuals.
What's interesting is that more and more names from Asia appear in the top 25 — Chinese entrepreneurs, Indian magnates. Zhong Shanshan, Ma Huateng, Zhang Yiming — these people have accumulated colossal wealth ov

I recently noticed an intriguing story unfolding within the crypto community. It concerns a mysterious company from Hong Kong that invested a whopping $436 million in BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF. It sounds like the start of a good detective story, but things get even more interesting from there.
Lauror Ltd. — that's the name of this little-known firm that suddenly announced a position in BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust. The first and only application, and such a large amount right away. Naturally, the crypto community immediately started digging. In SEC documents, the name Zhang Hui surfaced — a

Noticed that last night, crypto was shaken again by a sell-off, but Bitcoin quickly bounced back. After the drop, the price recovered and is now holding above $73K. It seems that support at these levels is working pretty well. Such nightly sell-offs are becoming more frequent — the market is clearly nervous about something. It's interesting to see how quickly it recovers, which shows that buyers are waiting for exactly these moments. If Bitcoin stays above the current levels, the next target zone could be higher. For now, it looks like a normal correction in an uptrend.

I've been watching XRP for several days — the coin is only rising slightly, stuck in a narrow range. Yesterday, it jumped about 0.4%, closing around $1.90, but it hasn't gone further. It feels like the market is just stagnating.
I notice that every time the price drops to $1.88, buyers step in. That's the level where people are willing to enter. But above $1.92–$1.94, there's a wall. It has tried to break above a few times, but each time it pulls back. The volume is small, and confidence is clearly lacking.
Overall, as long as support holds at $1.88, it will fluctuate within this range. If it

Wow, it turns out there are ways to view stories anonymously on Instagram, and I just found out about it. I used to think it was impossible, but no, there are a few tricks.
The simplest method is to use airplane mode. Download the stories, turn on airplane mode, watch quietly, then close the app before reconnecting to the internet. It doesn't always work, but it often helps. Or another account — create a fake profile and follow from it. No one will know it's you.
There are also online tools for viewing stories anonymously, but you need to be careful — never enter your password there. Only use

Honestly, I’ve been looking for a decent breakdown of P2P platforms for a long time—most of the materials are either too technical or outright promotional. So I decided to put together my own observations.
The thing is, P2P platforms are a completely different beast compared to regular exchanges. On centralized services everything is simple: you place an order, the system finds a counterparty, and the deal is done in seconds. But with fiat (especially with rubles)—there’s the problem: banking restrictions, regulation, and everything is made more complicated. That’s why P2P platforms solve this

Interestingly, there are many more ways to earn on cryptocurrency than it initially seems. I used to think it was only buying and holding, but it turns out the market offers dozens of options even for beginners.
Let's start with the classics. Buying and long-term storage of Bitcoin or Ethereum remains a basic approach. Currently, BTC is trading around 71.3K with a minus of 2.77% over the day, ETH around 2.21K minus 3.87%. Just buy and wait for growth — the good old strategy.
Trading is for those who want to be more active. Buy low, sell high, catch the waves. It requires market research, but t

I noticed that many traders have been actively discussing the classic cup with handle pattern lately. It is truly one of the most reliable tools if you know what to look for.
Basically, the essence is simple. You see on the chart how the price first rises, then consolidates with a rounded bottom—that's the cup. Next, the price moves up to the edges, forming the sides of the cup. Then there's a pullback, but not deep—that's the handle. And here’s where the interesting part begins: if the volume starts increasing and the price breaks through the resistance level, that’s a buy signal.
The key poi

It's interesting to observe how the bulls in the crypto community are increasingly criticizing Ray Dalio's stance. It seems that his views on Bitcoin have long been perceived by part of the market as outdated and disconnected from current reality.
The bullish community believes that Dalio simply does not see the potential that digital currency has been demonstrating for many years. They view his skepticism as a typical case of traditional financiers being unable to adapt to the new market realities.
What’s interesting is that the bulls are not just criticizing his statements; they are actively

Interesting development in the regulatory sphere. It seems that the CFTC leadership is seriously developing a comprehensive agenda for cryptocurrencies. Questions that have long awaited attention are now on the table — including rules for DeFi and regulation of prediction markets.
It’s worth noting that the information comes through CoinDesk, which is known for its serious approach to covering the crypto industry. The media outlet adheres to strict editorial standards and is transparent about conflicts of interest. It’s important to understand the context: CoinDesk is part of Bullish — a globa