Ever wondered if hitting that million-dollar mark is just a pipe dream? A prominent investor from a well-known business show throws cold water on that notion. His take? You don't need massive capital to start.
The real secret sauce is nailing your first $10K. Sounds modest, right? But here's the thing—it's all about building momentum. Once you crack that initial threshold, the compounding effect kicks in. You learn what works. You refine your approach. You start seeing patterns.
The formula isn't rocket science: identify genuine pain points, solve them, and stack wins. Whether you're trading a

Sweden just dropped November inflation numbers. CPI year-over-year came in at 0.3%—matching both forecasts and October's reading. No surprises here, pretty much dead-on expectations. Stable inflation print, nothing wild.

UBS Fund Management just secured a 10% voting stake in SIG Group. This move signals growing institutional appetite for firms tied to digital asset infrastructure. SIG's deep roots in crypto trading and market making make this acquisition noteworthy. Traditional finance players continue expanding their footprint in the space. The deal size wasn't disclosed, but the voting power suggests serious strategic intent. Worth watching how this reshapes UBS's exposure to the crypto ecosystem.

Breaking news just dropped—looks like a major Chinese telecom gear manufacturer is about to cut a check north of $1 billion to US authorities. Word is this settles some long-standing foreign bribery accusations that've been hanging over them for years.
The company in question? ZTE. They've been in regulatory hot water before, but this potential settlement could be one of the heftier penalties we've seen in the telecom space. No official confirmation yet on the exact figure, but sources suggest it's comfortably into ten-digit territory.
For anyone tracking how governments handle cross-border co

Just spotted some interesting moves on FRANK token running on Solana.
Contract: 3GXrVnWfE9zggQdNtAVtzaKSiJZUzYPcudmPGhBvpump
Past 24 hours paint an interesting picture. Buy-side volume sitting at $30.5k while sells pushed through $31.5k. Liquidity pool holds around $19.5k with current market cap hovering near $41k.
Numbers suggest some decent activity for a smaller cap play. Volume-to-liquidity ratio looking fairly active here. Worth keeping tabs on if you're tracking micro-cap Solana tokens.
Anyone else watching this one?

Just spotted a fresh token worth checking out!
$lolcat
Contract: BNk8jFNAFu4Y7gadd3JSxX4BfX8aMKSoWnmru9WApump
Did some quick analysis on this one. The chart patterns looking interesting - might be worth adding to your watchlist if you're hunting for early opportunities.
As always, DYOR before jumping in. New tokens can be volatile, so only risk what you can afford to lose. Been using some solid tools for technical analysis lately, and they've really helped me avoid costly mistakes.
Anyone else tracking this? Would love to hear your take on the fundamentals.

InfiniSVM's development network has just launched the mainnet Alpha version. Over the past year, their team primarily focused on hardware architecture optimization, developing a solution that completely bypasses the operating system—using RDMA combined with InfiniBand to run. It seems they are aiming to improve low-level performance by bypassing the bottlenecks of traditional architectures. Builders can now access the testnet, marking a key step forward in the infrastructure layer of this project.

Bulgaria's getting messy at the worst possible time. Street protests are erupting across the country—people furious about corruption in the ruling elite—and this chaos is hitting just weeks before the nation's scheduled euro adoption. Timing couldn't be worse. When you're trying to join a major currency union, political instability is the last thing you want. Markets hate uncertainty, and this kind of domestic turmoil raises serious questions about whether Bulgaria can maintain the stability requirements for euro integration. The Balkan region already walks a tightrope economically, and now th

The euro zone's economic fundamentals look shaky right now. Too fragile, perhaps, to justify what Isabel Schabel is advocating for. She's been vocal about the European Central Bank's next move being a rate hike. But here's the thing—the data just isn't backing that play. Growth indicators remain sluggish, inflation pressures are easing, and market sentiment doesn't exactly scream "tighten now." It's a classic disconnect between hawkish rhetoric and economic reality. When policy board members push for rate increases while the underlying economy struggles to gain momentum, you've got to wonder:

If you missed that Season 2 Demo Day, here's what went down.
17 founders pushing boundaries in Web3, AI, and Biotech took the stage. The room? Packed with investors and ecosystem partners. Even spotted some heavy hitters from a major exchange sitting front and center.
What started as an experiment has turned into something real—a community that's not just launching projects but actually sticking around and scaling up.
The momentum is undeniable. More builders. More backers. More proof that when you gather the right people in one place, things move fast.

Germany's 10-year bond yield just touched a fresh nine-month peak. Markets are clearly reacting to shifting expectations around central bank moves. When traditional finance shows this kind of volatility, it usually ripples across all asset classes. Keep an eye on how monetary policy signals might reshape risk appetite in the coming weeks. Macro matters more than ever right now.

I just noticed a token on Solana – the numbers look pretty wild.
In the last 24 hours, the purchase volume was about $671, while only $142 was sold. The liquidity? Practically zero. The market capitalization hovers around $4,656.
This thing runs on PumpFun, so another speculative launch. Buying pressure is significantly higher than selling pressure, but with such minimal liquidity, it can flip completely within minutes.
Typical micro-cap scenario — either someone is building something there, or it's just short-term gambling again. Anyone who jumps into something like this should know that the

I recently came across some quite interesting data—someone analyzed 70,000 Twitter users who play InfoFi (the kind of "airdrop farming" through mouth-based methods), and found significant regional differences.
Nigeria accounts for more than a quarter (25.9%), ranking first; the United States is second with 11.4%; other parts of Africa combined make up 7.7%; India and Vietnam are at 4.5% and 4.2%, respectively.
This data actually helps to explain the issue—Web3's "participation threshold" is indeed more attractive in certain regions, especially for users with limited access to traditional finan

Spotted something interesting on DEXScreener today - $POM Wheel just popped up on my radar.
Running on Solana via PumpFun. Here's what the numbers look like right now:
24H buy volume sitting at $47,631 while sells came in at $40,732. Market cap is hovering around $27,530. One thing that caught my eye though - liquidity shows $0, which is definitely worth noting if you're considering this one.
Anyone else tracking this token? Would love to hear what others think about these metrics.

Ondo Finance recently revealed their operational mechanism for their stock tokenization platform, and it looks quite interesting.
Their liquidity is not based on the traditional DeFi AMM pools, but directly connected to the conventional stock markets—NASDAQ and NYSE. This design offers a clear advantage: large transactions basically don’t have to worry about slippage. After all, the depth of traditional stock markets is there, unlike small pools that are easily broken through.
The assets backing the tokens are also quite solid. Each stock token is backed by corresponding custodial shares, a lo

Swiss-Singapore Digital Asset Bank Sygnum has just released an interesting report. They surveyed 270 wealthy individuals in the Asia-Pacific region—Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia, South Korea, Thailand, and other places.
What did they find? 60% of people said they want to increase their crypto holdings. This is no small matter; these high-net-worth individuals now have a median allocation of 10-20% to cryptocurrencies, which averages out to about 17% weighted average.
More importantly, the sentiment aspect. 57% of high-net-worth investors, and 61% of others...(The report seems to have follow-

Recently, funds in the crypto world have been shifting towards the US stock market. This small movement was first detected by several platforms. However, the battle has just begun, and new players are continuously entering. It's hard to say what will happen next. It looks quite interesting, as everyone is vying for an early advantage in this race.

December 10th, the XRP spot ETF market delivered an impressive performance. On that day, net capital inflows surpassed the $10 million mark, reaching $10.2 million, demonstrating investors' continued enthusiasm for Ripple coin ETF products.
In terms of specific product performance, Bitwise's XRP ETF( with code XRP) led the pack, attracting $7 million in a single day. As of now, the net inflow of this product has already surpassed the $200 million mark. Closely following is Grayscale's GXRP, which also received $3.2 million in capital inflows on that day.
This wave of capital movement reflects

The new tariff measures are apparently making a dent in the government's fiscal situation. Recent data suggests that revenue from these trade policies is helping narrow the budget deficit faster than initially projected. It's an interesting dynamic - while markets debated the inflationary impact, the fiscal math is starting to look better on paper. Whether this momentum holds or if it's just a temporary boost remains the real question for macro watchers and asset allocators.