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আপনি #Bainance Live থেকে ফ্রী ইনকাম করতে পারবেন খুব সহজে১.প্রথমে আপনার Bainance হোমপেজের More অপশন থেকে Live ফিচার এ ক্লিক করবেন২.দেখেন অনেক লাইভ স্টিমিং চলছে ওখান থেকে কোন লাইভে ক্লিক করে উপরে টাইম শো করতেছে ওখানে ক্লিক করে Follow তে ক্লিক করে সময় শেষ না হওয়া পর্যন্ত অপেক্ষা করুন৩.সময় শেষ হলে দেখবেন গিফট বক্স আসবে ওটা ওপেন করলেই আপনি #USDT #BTC #BNB #BTTC পেয়ে থাকবেন ৪.এছাড়াও এমন সব লাইভে বসে থাকলেও বিভিন্ন গেস্ট ও হোস্ট গিফট বক্স দিয়ে থাকে যা থেকে আপনার ভালো ইনকাম আসবে৫.উপরের দিকের ভিডিও লাইভ ফলো করবেন ওখানের লাইভে বিভিন্ন কোম্পানি Sponsor করে তাই হোস্ট উক্ত লাইভে ইউজারের জন্য ১০০/২০০ ডলারের রিওয়ার্ড রাখে তাই আপনিও ফ্রীতে রিওয়ার্ড নিতে পারবেনকিভাবে নিবেনটাইমিং রেড পোকেট:: উক্ত লাইভের বাম সাইটে ৫/১০ মিনিটের একটা টাইমওয়াচ চলতে থাকবে আপনি তাতে ক্লিক করবেন দেখবেন Enter The Designated Comment লেখা থাকবে ওটা ক্লিক করলেই আপনি রিওয়ার্ডের অন্তর্ভুক্ত হবেন এবং সময় শেষ হওয়ার সাথে সাথে স্কিনে একটি বক্স আসবে আপনি তা ওপেন করলেই রিওয়ার্ড আপনার ওয়ালেটে যোগ হবে মনে রাখবেন বক্সটি খুব দ্রুত ওপেন করতে হবেকুইজ বক্স:: ১ মিনিট অথবা ৩০ সেকেন্ডের একটি কুইজ উক্ত লাইভের স্কিনে শো করবে আপনি শুধু কমেন্টে তার রিপ্লাই দিবেন সঠিকভাবে উত্তর দিলে গ্রীন কালারের টিক চিহ্নসহ Correct লেখা দেখবেন তারপর সময় শেষ হলে বক্স স্কিনে আসলেই দ্রুত ওপেন করবেন সাথে ওয়ালেটে রিওয়ার্ড এড হবে মনে রাখবেন ভূল উত্তর দিলেও আপনি অন্যদের টা দেখে আবার কমেন্ট করলেও রিওয়ার্ডের অন্তর্ভুক্ত হবেন এবং অনেক সময় কুইজের প্রশ্নটাই সেমভাবে কমন্টে লিখে দিবেন ওটাই উত্তর প্রশ্ন কমেন্ট করে::হোস্ট সবাইকে উপস্থিত গেস্টকে প্রশ্ন করতে বলবে স্পনসরের বিষয়ের উপর তারমধ্যে থেকে হোস্ট ৫/১০ জনকে সিলেক্ট করবে যার প্রশ্নটি বেশি গুরুত্বপূর্ণ এবং প্রতিজনকে ১০/২০ ডলার করে রিওয়ার্ড দিয়ে থাকেমনে রাখবেন হোস্ট যেসব প্রশ্ন গেস্টকে করেছেন তা করবেন না নতুন খুবি গুরুত্বপূর্ণ প্রশ্ন করবেন এবং অবশ্যই প্রশ্নের শেষে আপনার টেলিগ্রাম ইউজার নেম এড করবে.উদাহরণ: There have any pre-sale system before release?@Agent4BD

Tether’s USDT, the largest stablecoin by market capitalization, depegged from its intended $1 price amid growing scrutiny over the company’s December 15 announcement of a wallet-freezing policy in collaboration with law enforcement agencies including the DOJ, FBI, and Secret Service.Data from CoinMarketCap shows USDT dipping as low as $0.985 at times in major exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken, indicating a deviation from its dollar peg.Stablecoins like USDT are designed to maintain parity with fiat currencies like the dollar. Various factors can cause temporary drifts from the peg, however, resulting in devaluation. For USDT, this latest depeg appears connected to declining faith in Tether policies after the massive asset freeze.USDT Depeg Caused by Cooperation with AuthoritiesTether also sent a letter on December 15 to Senator Cynthia M. Lummis and Congressman J. French Hill outlining that it had frozen crypto wallets holding over $435 million in USDT tokens on requests from government agencies during 2023. This demonstrated the stablecoin issuer’s extensive collaboration with authorities to disrupt criminal activity involving USDT.“Tether is grateful for the opportunity to address the concerns raised by U.S. lawmakers, and we are committed to continuing Tether’s close work with law enforcement in the U.S. and globally,” Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino stated in the letter. “Tether seeks to be a world class partner to the U.S. as we continue to assist law enforcement and expand dollar hegemony globally.”Tether maintained it works with agencies to counter illicit financial activity. But its posture as a neutral stablecoin issuer is under question post-freeze.

The fake Skype application is being heavily distributed on the Chinese internet, the SlowMist Security Team has learned.As many international marketplaces are inaccessible within China due to local regulations, bad actors are actively exploiting this gap, flooding the market with phishing applications targeting crypto investors.According to a blockchain security firm SlowMist, a group of Chinese scammers has recently started distributing a fake version of Skype — version 8.87.0.403 — for Android devices among multiple local marketplaces, such as 51pgzs, siyuetian, and others. They lure victims to believe they downloaded a legit version of the video chat application.Fake Skype application for Android on a Chinese marketplace | Source: MediumOnce the malicious application is installed, it obtains images from various directories on the Android phone and monitors in real-time for any new images. All the images stored on the victim’s device are then uploaded to the phishing gang’s backend interface.Analysts at SlowMist also learned that the gang behind the fake Skype application also targeted users in 2022 with its scam version of Binance, pointing out that both malicious applications have similar backend domain “bn-download3[dot]com.”“Further analysis revealed that ‘bn-download[number]’ is a series of fake domains used by this phishing gang specifically for Binance phishing, indicating that this gang is a repeat offender targeting Web3 specifically.”SlowMistIn addition to images, the malicious application sends data to bad actors’ backend, such as device information, user ID, and phone number. To make things worse, the fake Skype even monitors incoming and outgoing messages to see if they include TRON or Ethereum-type address format strings to replace them with addresses pre-made by the scammers automatically.A USDT wallet on TRON belonging to a malicious Chinese gang | Source: MediumSlowMist found out that the TRON chain address, which belongs to the scammers, had received nearly $193,000 in Tether (USDT) with 110 transactions, noting that funds are still coming in as the most recent transaction was on Nov 8, 2023. In general, most of the stolen funds were laundered through BitKeep’s Swap service, with the transaction fees covered by a user registered on the OKX crypto exchange, SlowMist emphasized#scammers.

Recent blockchain activity has revealed staggering transactions of Shiba Inu (SHIB) tokens by the cryptocurrency exchange Binance. The eye-popping sum of 536 billion SHIB has been transferred in rapid succession. Such enormous transfers are stirring up the community, leading to speculation about the possible reasons and implications for the SHIB market.Theories on fund transfersOne theory is that these transfers could be Binance moving funds between its own wallets for security reasons or for better fund management. Large exchanges often redistribute their assets to manage liquidity, ensure the safety of funds, or prepare for upcoming features or services.Another possibility is that Binance could be transferring these funds on behalf of a major client or a group of clients engaging in an institutional investment or a large-scale over-the-counter (OTC) trade. Such moves are usually done to minimize the impact on the market price and are often arranged away from the open market.The timing of these transfers coincides with a notable uptick in the price of SHIB. The SHIB market has recently witnessed an impressive surge, which could be partially attributed to these significant fund movements.SHIB price analysisLooking at the SHIB price chart, the token has experienced a bullish trend with a sharp increase in price. The price has risen above both the 50-day and 100-day moving averages — a bullish signal for traders and investors. The trading volume has also spiked, which corresponds with the large transfers, suggesting heightened market interest.The recent price action shows SHIB approaching a resistance level, which it will need to break through for the rally to continue. If it does, the momentum could carry the token to new highs. However, traders should be cautious, as rapid surges can often be followed by corrections if the price ascends too quickly without solid fundamental support.#SHIBs

Let me take you back to a simpler time. On this day two years ago, Nov. 9, 2021, bitcoin maxis were sporting red laser eyes, FTX had just closed a $420 million funding round and rumor had it that dogecoin’s (DOGE) biggest fan, Elon Musk, may host an upcoming episode of “S and L.” On this day, just two short years ago, bitcoin (BTC) set its highest price ever.Bitcoin’s “all-time high” is a matter of debate. Depending on where you look, the high water mark will be different. Coinbase calls the top at $68,569 (Nov. 8, 2021 at 7:00 p.m.), CoinMarketCap says it’s $66,953 and your most trusted and trustworthy news and data provider, CoinDesk, notches it a little above $67,000.I, like many, tend to call the pico top at $69,000 – because it’s okay to round up to the meme number, and because consensus in such a fragmented and illiquid market is really a subjective matter (involving where to draw the line about which exchanges to follow and data sources to watch.)The price itself, in retrospect, hardly matters. What was important at the time was that bitcoin was trading up. It was rallying, on an upswing fostered by a collective belief. Many truly thought that bitcoin wouldn’t stop, that $100,000 was soon on the way if we all just believed hard enough. Hence the laser eyes.It’s now commonly understood that this most historic of rallies was fueled by COVID-era stimulus, boredom and historically low interest rates. That crypto could be impacted by macroeconomic fluctuations was a bitter pill to swallow. Thought to be an inflation hedge, BTC instead traded like many other assets on the far-end of the risk curve.The months leading up to November 2021’s ATH were a period of “irrational exuberance,” to steal a phrase from Nobel laureate Robert Shiller. Heads of state at the time were seriously concerned about the risks crypto posed to the wider financial system. Jon Cunliffe, then (like now) Bank of England’s deputy governor, likened the multi-trillion dollar crypto market to the subprime mortgage industry in 2008.There were few actual use cases for crypto, yet a ton of leverage in the system. Crypto, for better or worse, is primarily a market built for speculators. The chief innovations that have come from over a decade of technical research, billions in venture financing and tens of thousands of startups have been financial products like “perpetual swaps” and novel indexes (not to discount pioneering ZK tech).Cunliffe was correctly worried about the credit risks that had built up in crypto. It’s telling that the first wave of bankruptcies after the market crashed were the centralized lending firms like Celsius and BlockFi. And that FTX’s chief undoing was stacking billions in loans on illiquid collateral. But he was wrong about the potential knock on effects of crypto cratering.Although pension funds, hedge funds and millions of Americans were invested in crypto, the market itself remained insular.Today, crypto appears to have decoupled somewhat from the wider economy. While bitcoin hit its all-time high during the same period that the benchmark equity index S&P 500 was cresting on a decade-long bull run, it started trading up at a time when some said “Tech was in a Recession.” Bitcoin is up well over 100% year-to-date, and altcoins are rallying right alongside it.Much of the excitement about bitcoin is being driven by the “narrative” of growing institutional interest. This isn’t entirely a false story: a number of significant Wall St. firms like BlackRock, VanEck and Fidelity are poised to launch crypto-based exchange-traded funds. Banks are building on blockchains, and “tokenization” has become a finance bro buzzword.Few people are still talking about crypto’s “banking problems,” and the industry successfully collaborated to dispel a dangerous political movement trying to link Hamas funding to crypto. Ask any white-collar commuter in Grand Central what they think about crypto and it’ll likely be “well, it’s not going away.”It likely remains the case that in the long term, crypto prices are still driven by macroeconomic forces. Bitcoin hit a low and traded sideways while Fed Chair Jerome Powell was raising rates, and it’s still an open question how the asset, launched as a reaction the greed and macroeconomic policies that kickstarted Great Financial Crisis, will fare in an official recession, which could come next year.In other words, despite signs of a thaw, crypto winter may not be over. There’s hope that the months-long deep freeze drove out the riff-raff, while the brightest minds continued to build. And while a “killer app” hasn’t been found, it’s clear enough the industry has a committed user base. But along with the  institutional capital, supposedly waiting on the sidelines to be deployed after a BTC ETF goes live, are likely another wave of speculators and scammers.I don’t know if crypto’s increasing institutionalization will finally prove Cunliffe right about the risks crypto poses to the wider economy. If prices continue to rip without an actual cause, like an actual use case, it can only be explained by speculation — another round of the “greater fool” fearing FOMO.But I can say if bitcoin hits $100,000 because of an ETF, it might cost its soul.