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This department store stock has outperformed Nvidia, Tesla, Broadcom, and Bitcoin over the last five years:
Dillard's (DDS) is up more than 1,200% over the last five years in a rally that has been driven less by rapid top-line growth and more by a combination of strong profitability, extremely aggressive buybacks that collapsed the outstanding share count, and periodic special dividends that highlighted management's shareholder-friendly capital allocation. The return has matched or exceeded some of the most popular investment themes over the last five years.
Of course, the department store stock came out of the pandemic priced as a financially pressured company similar to peers Macy's (M), Nordstrom (JWN), and Kohl's, but a series of solid earnings reports and the aggressive buyback strategy set Dillard's (DDS) apart.
"What is especially interesting about DDS is that it commands a higher market cap than department store peer Macy’s (M), despite having a nearly 4x lower annual sales figure," highlighted Seeking Alpha analyst Justin Purohit. Could the Dillard's (DDS) rally extend? Looking ahead, Purohit said he believes the outlook for Dillard's (DDS) remains positive, especially when viewed against the broader department store landscape. "While many peers are focused on downsizing and monetizing real estate to shore up balance sheets, Dillard’s is taking a notably different path," he highlighted.
Dillard's (DDS) currently trades with a market cap of $10.6 billion, which makes it valued higher than retail stalwarts such as Gap (GAP), Five Below (FIVE), Levi Strauss (LEVI), and Urban Outfitters (URBN).
Shares of Dillard's (DDS) traded flat in the premarket session on Tuesday after rising 57% so far this year. Short interest on DDS is at a relatively low level of 7.3% of the total float. The forward dividend yield for new buyers of the stock is 4.6%.
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Dillard's (DDS) is up more than 1,200% over the last five years in a rally that has been driven less by rapid top-line growth and more by a combination of strong profitability, extremely aggressive buybacks that collapsed the outstanding share count, and periodic special dividends that highlighted management's shareholder-friendly capital allocation. The return has matched or exceeded some of the most popular investment themes over the last five years.
Of course, the department store stock came out of the pandemic priced as a financially pressured company similar to peers Macy's (M), Nordstrom (JWN), and Kohl's, but a series of solid earnings reports and the aggressive buyback strategy set Dillard's (DDS) apart.
"What is especially interesting about DDS is that it commands a higher market cap than department store peer Macy’s (M), despite having a nearly 4x lower annual sales figure," highlighted Seeking Alpha analyst Justin Purohit. Could the Dillard's (DDS) rally extend? Looking ahead, Purohit said he believes the outlook for Dillard's (DDS) remains positive, especially when viewed against the broader department store landscape. "While many peers are focused on downsizing and monetizing real estate to shore up balance sheets, Dillard’s is taking a notably different path," he highlighted.
Dillard's (DDS) currently trades with a market cap of $10.6 billion, which makes it valued higher than retail stalwarts such as Gap (GAP), Five Below (FIVE), Levi Strauss (LEVI), and Urban Outfitters (URBN).
Shares of Dillard's (DDS) traded flat in the premarket session on Tuesday after rising 57% so far this year. Short interest on DDS is at a relatively low level of 7.3% of the total float. The forward dividend yield for new buyers of the stock is 4.6%.
#TrumpTariffs #USNonFarmPayrollReport #BTCVSGOLD #NasdaqTokenizedTradingProposal #CPIWatch
Cathie Wood buys the dip: Ark Invest loads up on Bitmine, CoreWeave:
Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest made a series of notable buys on Monday, increasing its exposure to crypto- and AI-linked names.
The firm purchased 550,404 shares of Bitmine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) across its (ARKK), (ARKW), and (ARKF) ETFs, taking advantage of the stock’s 11.2% drop to $30.95 on Monday.
ARK also added 64,946 shares of Coinbase (COIN), 143,579 shares of Circle Internet Group (CRCL), 92,845 shares of Block (XYZ), and 122,360 shares of Bullish (BLSH)—all of which fell on Monday.
In addition, Ark Invest acquired more than 136K shares of CoreWeave (CRWV), an AI-focused cloud computing firm that has been hit hard in the recent AI infrastructure selloff. CoreWeave shares slid another 8% on Monday after an 11% decline last week and are now down more than 60% from their June peak.
In total, Wood’s team bought 136,670 CoreWeave shares across its ARKK and ARKW funds.
#CathieWood #BuyTheDip #BuytheDips #Ripple1BXRPReserve
Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest made a series of notable buys on Monday, increasing its exposure to crypto- and AI-linked names.
The firm purchased 550,404 shares of Bitmine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) across its (ARKK), (ARKW), and (ARKF) ETFs, taking advantage of the stock’s 11.2% drop to $30.95 on Monday.
ARK also added 64,946 shares of Coinbase (COIN), 143,579 shares of Circle Internet Group (CRCL), 92,845 shares of Block (XYZ), and 122,360 shares of Bullish (BLSH)—all of which fell on Monday.
In addition, Ark Invest acquired more than 136K shares of CoreWeave (CRWV), an AI-focused cloud computing firm that has been hit hard in the recent AI infrastructure selloff. CoreWeave shares slid another 8% on Monday after an 11% decline last week and are now down more than 60% from their June peak.
In total, Wood’s team bought 136,670 CoreWeave shares across its ARKK and ARKW funds.
#CathieWood #BuyTheDip #BuytheDips #Ripple1BXRPReserve
Visa to offer stablecoin settlement for US banks via Circle's USDC:
Visa (V) is offering U.S. banks and fintechs the ability to settle transactions with the company in Circle Internet Group's USDC (USDC-USD) stablecoin, the company said Tuesday, further integrating blockchain and stablecoins into the traditional financial system amid a more pro-crypto regulatory environment.
Initial banking participants include Cross River Bank and Lead Bank, which have started settling with Visa (V) in USDC over the Solana blockchain. Broader availability in the U.S. is planned through 2026.
Visa (V) is also a design partner for Arc, a new Layer 1 blockchain developed by Circle (CRCL) that's currently in public testnet. Visa plans to use Arc for USDC settlement within its network and to operate a validator node once Arc is live.
Circle Internet (CRCL) stock climbed 3.6%, while Visa (V) stock edged up 0.1% in premarket trading.
The payment network giant is adding the new service as the company's settlement volume via stablecoin has accelerated, reaching a $3.5B annualized run rate as of Nov. 30, 2025. While growing, that's still a fraction of Visa's total payments volume of $7.26T for the 12-months ended Sept. 30, 2025.
"Financial institutions are looking for faster, programmable settlement options that integrate seamlessly with their existing treasury operations," said Rubail Birwadker, global head of Growth Products and Strategic Partnerships for Visa (V). "By bringing USDC settlement to the U.S., Visa is delivering a reliable, bank‑ready capability that improves treasury efficiency while maintaining the security, compliance and resiliency standards our network requires."
Along with the USDC settlement, Visa Consulting & Analytics launched its Stablecoins Advisory Practice to provide insights and recommendations to guide banks, fintechs, merchants, and businesses on market fit, strategy, and implementation.
Visa (V) and its rival, Mastercard (MA) have been exploring the uses of stablecoin as they seek to utilize the technology to make payments more efficient rather than get overtaken by the technology that started as a way to decentralize the finance system.
Last month, Visa said it started a pilot program to allow businesses and platforms to send stablecoin payouts directly to creators and gig workers. And in September, it introduced a stablecoin prefunding pilot through Visa Direct for cross-border payments that allow businesses to fund transactions with stablecoins instead of fiat currency.
More than four years ago, Visa (V) started allowing transaction settlement in Circle's (CRCL) USDC (USDC-USD) stablecoin and in 2023 it expanded its stablecoin settlement capabilities to the Solana blockchain.
In November, Ripple partnered with Mastercard (MA) and Gemini Space Station (GEMI) to pilot stablecoin settlement in XRPL. And in October, Fortune reported that Mastercard (MA) was in advanced talks to buy crypto and stablecoin infrastructure company Zero Hash.
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Initial banking participants include Cross River Bank and Lead Bank, which have started settling with Visa (V) in USDC over the Solana blockchain. Broader availability in the U.S. is planned through 2026.
Visa (V) is also a design partner for Arc, a new Layer 1 blockchain developed by Circle (CRCL) that's currently in public testnet. Visa plans to use Arc for USDC settlement within its network and to operate a validator node once Arc is live.
Circle Internet (CRCL) stock climbed 3.6%, while Visa (V) stock edged up 0.1% in premarket trading.
The payment network giant is adding the new service as the company's settlement volume via stablecoin has accelerated, reaching a $3.5B annualized run rate as of Nov. 30, 2025. While growing, that's still a fraction of Visa's total payments volume of $7.26T for the 12-months ended Sept. 30, 2025.
"Financial institutions are looking for faster, programmable settlement options that integrate seamlessly with their existing treasury operations," said Rubail Birwadker, global head of Growth Products and Strategic Partnerships for Visa (V). "By bringing USDC settlement to the U.S., Visa is delivering a reliable, bank‑ready capability that improves treasury efficiency while maintaining the security, compliance and resiliency standards our network requires."
Along with the USDC settlement, Visa Consulting & Analytics launched its Stablecoins Advisory Practice to provide insights and recommendations to guide banks, fintechs, merchants, and businesses on market fit, strategy, and implementation.
Visa (V) and its rival, Mastercard (MA) have been exploring the uses of stablecoin as they seek to utilize the technology to make payments more efficient rather than get overtaken by the technology that started as a way to decentralize the finance system.
Last month, Visa said it started a pilot program to allow businesses and platforms to send stablecoin payouts directly to creators and gig workers. And in September, it introduced a stablecoin prefunding pilot through Visa Direct for cross-border payments that allow businesses to fund transactions with stablecoins instead of fiat currency.
More than four years ago, Visa (V) started allowing transaction settlement in Circle's (CRCL) USDC (USDC-USD) stablecoin and in 2023 it expanded its stablecoin settlement capabilities to the Solana blockchain.
In November, Ripple partnered with Mastercard (MA) and Gemini Space Station (GEMI) to pilot stablecoin settlement in XRPL. And in October, Fortune reported that Mastercard (MA) was in advanced talks to buy crypto and stablecoin infrastructure company Zero Hash.
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Markets rarely advance or decline in a linear fashion. Volatility is not a flaw; it is an inherent component of a healthy and functioning market cycle. The key is to remain informed, understand prevailing conditions, and operate strictly within your defined risk tolerance.
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Today @jpmorgan, the world's largest bank by market cap per @WSJ, announced they're launching their first ever tokenized money market fund—MONY—on Ethereum.
The firm is seeding the fund with $100M of its own capital before opening to outside investors on Tuesday.
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The firm is seeding the fund with $100M of its own capital before opening to outside investors on Tuesday.
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🚨 BITCOIN IS DROPPING — AND MOST PEOPLE ARE MISSING THE REAL REASON 🤔📢
Bitcoin is down today for a very straightforward reason, yet almost no one is explaining it correctly 📢
The source? China. And yes, the timing is critical 🤔
That’s right — China is pressuring Bitcoin once again.
Here’s what’s actually unfolding 👇📢
🇨🇳 China has tightened restrictions on domestic Bitcoin mining yet again 📢
In Xinjiang, a major mining hub, a large portion of operations were shut down in December 📢
In a very short period, around 400,000 miners went offline 🤔
📊 The impact is already visible in the data:
– Network hashrate is down roughly 8%
When miners are forced offline this abruptly, several things happen immediately ⚠️
– Mining revenue collapses
– Miners need liquidity to cover costs or relocate
– Some are forced to sell BTC into the market
– Short-term uncertainty surges
This creates real sell pressure — not speculation, not fear-driven narratives.
🚫 This is NOT a long-term bearish signal for Bitcoin.
✅ It’s a temporary supply shock, driven by policy decisions — not demand weakness.
We’ve seen this exact cycle before 🎬
China cracks down → miners shut off → hashrate drops → price shakes → network adapts → Bitcoin moves on.
📉 Yes, more short-term pain is possible.
🔥 But long term? This changes nothing for Bitcoin.
#BitcoinSPACDeal #bitcoin #china #Market_Update #BTCVSGOLD
Bitcoin is down today for a very straightforward reason, yet almost no one is explaining it correctly 📢
The source? China. And yes, the timing is critical 🤔
That’s right — China is pressuring Bitcoin once again.
Here’s what’s actually unfolding 👇📢
🇨🇳 China has tightened restrictions on domestic Bitcoin mining yet again 📢
In Xinjiang, a major mining hub, a large portion of operations were shut down in December 📢
In a very short period, around 400,000 miners went offline 🤔
📊 The impact is already visible in the data:
– Network hashrate is down roughly 8%
When miners are forced offline this abruptly, several things happen immediately ⚠️
– Mining revenue collapses
– Miners need liquidity to cover costs or relocate
– Some are forced to sell BTC into the market
– Short-term uncertainty surges
This creates real sell pressure — not speculation, not fear-driven narratives.
🚫 This is NOT a long-term bearish signal for Bitcoin.
✅ It’s a temporary supply shock, driven by policy decisions — not demand weakness.
We’ve seen this exact cycle before 🎬
China cracks down → miners shut off → hashrate drops → price shakes → network adapts → Bitcoin moves on.
📉 Yes, more short-term pain is possible.
🔥 But long term? This changes nothing for Bitcoin.
#BitcoinSPACDeal #bitcoin #china #Market_Update #BTCVSGOLD
U.K. targets 2027 for new FCA crypto asset framework:
The U.K. government is preparing a broader regulatory regime for cryptoasset firms, confirming on Monday it aims to bring key activities under formal oversight starting in 2027.
The move is set to bring exchanges, wallets and other crypto-focused companies under the Financial Conduct Authority's regulatory framework, treating them more like traditional financial services. In September, the Financial Times report that the U.S. and U.K. have planned a deal to coordinate more closely on crypto and stablecoins.
"Bringing crypto into the regulatory perimeter is a crucial step in securing the UK’s position as a world leading financial centre in the digital age," said Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
Draft rules mapping out proposed legislation for crypto exchanges and stablecoin issuance were published by the U.K. finance ministry in April, in an effort to enhance transparency and oversight across the sector
"By giving firms clear rules of the road, we are providing the certainty they need to invest, innovate and create high skilled jobs here in the UK, while giving millions strong consumer protections, and locking dodgy actors out of the UK market," Reeves added.
The U.K. already regulates crypto firms, although in limited ways. It mainly comprises anti-money-laundering registration with the FCA, as well as rules on how crypto can be marketed to consumers.
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The U.K. government is preparing a broader regulatory regime for cryptoasset firms, confirming on Monday it aims to bring key activities under formal oversight starting in 2027.
The move is set to bring exchanges, wallets and other crypto-focused companies under the Financial Conduct Authority's regulatory framework, treating them more like traditional financial services. In September, the Financial Times report that the U.S. and U.K. have planned a deal to coordinate more closely on crypto and stablecoins.
"Bringing crypto into the regulatory perimeter is a crucial step in securing the UK’s position as a world leading financial centre in the digital age," said Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
Draft rules mapping out proposed legislation for crypto exchanges and stablecoin issuance were published by the U.K. finance ministry in April, in an effort to enhance transparency and oversight across the sector
"By giving firms clear rules of the road, we are providing the certainty they need to invest, innovate and create high skilled jobs here in the UK, while giving millions strong consumer protections, and locking dodgy actors out of the UK market," Reeves added.
The U.K. already regulates crypto firms, although in limited ways. It mainly comprises anti-money-laundering registration with the FCA, as well as rules on how crypto can be marketed to consumers.
#crypto #CryptoRally #SECReviewsCryptoETFS #BTCVSGOLD
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🟡 Co-CEO Connect: Richard Teng Live on Binance Square
📅 December 18, 2025 (Thursday)
🕐 12:00-12:55 (UTC)
Join Binance Co-CEO @Richard Teng for a live AMA on Binance Square! From reflecting on Binance’s major milestones in 2025 to sharing what’s next for the company – this is your chance to get direct answers from the top.
Have something you want to ask? Add it in the comments below.
👉 Join the conversation live here.
📅 December 18, 2025 (Thursday)
🕐 12:00-12:55 (UTC)
Join Binance Co-CEO @Richard Teng for a live AMA on Binance Square! From reflecting on Binance’s major milestones in 2025 to sharing what’s next for the company – this is your chance to get direct answers from the top.
Have something you want to ask? Add it in the comments below.
👉 Join the conversation live here.
Kite as Financial Middleware for Decentralized Intelligence:
As decentralized AI networks mature, a new problem emerges: intelligence requires continuous, reliable capital. Compute providers, data contributors, and model operators cannot rely on speculative funding cycles to sustain long-term operations.
Kite functions as financial middleware for this emerging economy. By producing diversified, risk-aware yield, it creates a capital layer capable of supporting decentralized intelligence over extended time horizons. This is fundamentally different from grant-based or inflation-driven funding models.
The relevance becomes clear when observing projects like Prime Intellect, where distributed compute and coordination replace centralized ownership. These systems need capital flows that are transparent, auditable, and resilient. Kite’s on-chain architecture aligns naturally with these requirements.
In this context, Kite is not merely adjacent to decentralized AI, it is complementary. It provides the economic continuity required for decentralized systems to compete with centralized incumbents.
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As decentralized AI networks mature, a new problem emerges: intelligence requires continuous, reliable capital. Compute providers, data contributors, and model operators cannot rely on speculative funding cycles to sustain long-term operations.
Kite functions as financial middleware for this emerging economy. By producing diversified, risk-aware yield, it creates a capital layer capable of supporting decentralized intelligence over extended time horizons. This is fundamentally different from grant-based or inflation-driven funding models.
The relevance becomes clear when observing projects like Prime Intellect, where distributed compute and coordination replace centralized ownership. These systems need capital flows that are transparent, auditable, and resilient. Kite’s on-chain architecture aligns naturally with these requirements.
In this context, Kite is not merely adjacent to decentralized AI, it is complementary. It provides the economic continuity required for decentralized systems to compete with centralized incumbents.
@KITE AI $KITE #KİTE
Why Kite Treats Liquidity as a Liability, Not an Asset:
In traditional DeFi narratives, liquidity is celebrated unconditionally. More liquidity implies more success. Kite challenges this assumption by reframing liquidity as a liability that must be actively managed.
Unstructured liquidity introduces hidden risks: adverse selection, impermanent loss, and reflexive drawdowns during stress events. Kite’s design acknowledges these risks explicitly. Liquidity deployment is selective, parameterized, and continuously evaluated against market conditions.
By constraining where and how liquidity is deployed, Kite reduces tail risk while preserving fee generation. This restraint is intentional. It reflects a broader philosophy that capital preservation is a prerequisite for long-term yield.
This mindset aligns Kite more closely with institutional treasury management than with retail DeFi experimentation. Liquidity is not pursued for optics, it is deployed for function.
@KITE AI $KITE #KİTE
In traditional DeFi narratives, liquidity is celebrated unconditionally. More liquidity implies more success. Kite challenges this assumption by reframing liquidity as a liability that must be actively managed.
Unstructured liquidity introduces hidden risks: adverse selection, impermanent loss, and reflexive drawdowns during stress events. Kite’s design acknowledges these risks explicitly. Liquidity deployment is selective, parameterized, and continuously evaluated against market conditions.
By constraining where and how liquidity is deployed, Kite reduces tail risk while preserving fee generation. This restraint is intentional. It reflects a broader philosophy that capital preservation is a prerequisite for long-term yield.
This mindset aligns Kite more closely with institutional treasury management than with retail DeFi experimentation. Liquidity is not pursued for optics, it is deployed for function.
@KITE AI $KITE #KİTE
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CLAIM #BTC 🚀 Bitcoin Bounces Back: Could This Be the Start of a Bigger Rally?
Bitcoin is showing signs of life! After the recent Federal Reserve interest rate cut, BTC has rebounded sharply, signaling renewed optimism in the market. Traders and investors are watching closely, as the dip may have opened the door for a larger rally in the weeks ahead.
The Fed’s decision to reduce rates has historically provided a boost to risk-on assets like cryptocurrencies, and Bitcoin seems to be following that pattern. Analysts suggest that the current bounce isn’t just a short-term spike — it could be the first step in a more sustained upward trend. Market sentiment is improving, and trading volumes are picking up, which may further fuel momentum.
But caution is key. Volatility remains high, and sudden price swings are still possible. For newcomers and seasoned traders alike, staying informed and setting clear strategies is essential.
💡 Key Takeaway: Bitcoin’s rebound after the Fed cut could be more than just a short-term move — it may hint at a larger rally ahead. Keep an eye on market trends and trade smart!
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Bitcoin is showing signs of life! After the recent Federal Reserve interest rate cut, BTC has rebounded sharply, signaling renewed optimism in the market. Traders and investors are watching closely, as the dip may have opened the door for a larger rally in the weeks ahead.
The Fed’s decision to reduce rates has historically provided a boost to risk-on assets like cryptocurrencies, and Bitcoin seems to be following that pattern. Analysts suggest that the current bounce isn’t just a short-term spike — it could be the first step in a more sustained upward trend. Market sentiment is improving, and trading volumes are picking up, which may further fuel momentum.
But caution is key. Volatility remains high, and sudden price swings are still possible. For newcomers and seasoned traders alike, staying informed and setting clear strategies is essential.
💡 Key Takeaway: Bitcoin’s rebound after the Fed cut could be more than just a short-term move — it may hint at a larger rally ahead. Keep an eye on market trends and trade smart!
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Bitcoin (BTC) - The King of Crypto
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Bitcoin isn't just a cryptocurrency—it's a financial revolution. Created by the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009, BTC pioneered blockchain technology and remains the most dominant digital asset in the world.
**Why Bitcoin Leads:**
✅ First and most trusted cryptocurrency
✅ Fixed supply of 21 million BTC (digital gold)
✅ Decentralized, censorship-resistant
✅ Global adoption by institutions & governments
✅ Accepted as legal tender in some countries
✅ Store of value against inflation
Bitcoin's blockchain is secured by a massive global network of miners, making it the most secure cryptocurrency. With regular halving events reducing new supply, BTC's scarcity continues to drive long-term value.
💰 **Current Price: $90,329 USD**
📊 24h Volume: $55.2B
📈 Market Cap: $1.77T
👑 Rank: #1 Cryptocurrency
🔄 Circulating Supply: 19.96M BTC
💎 Max Supply: 21M BTC
Bitcoin isn't just an investment—it's the foundation of the entire crypto ecosystem!
#Bitcoin #BTC #crypto #DigitalGold #cryptoking
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Bitcoin isn't just a cryptocurrency—it's a financial revolution. Created by the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009, BTC pioneered blockchain technology and remains the most dominant digital asset in the world.
**Why Bitcoin Leads:**
✅ First and most trusted cryptocurrency
✅ Fixed supply of 21 million BTC (digital gold)
✅ Decentralized, censorship-resistant
✅ Global adoption by institutions & governments
✅ Accepted as legal tender in some countries
✅ Store of value against inflation
Bitcoin's blockchain is secured by a massive global network of miners, making it the most secure cryptocurrency. With regular halving events reducing new supply, BTC's scarcity continues to drive long-term value.
💰 **Current Price: $90,329 USD**
📊 24h Volume: $55.2B
📈 Market Cap: $1.77T
👑 Rank: #1 Cryptocurrency
🔄 Circulating Supply: 19.96M BTC
💎 Max Supply: 21M BTC
Bitcoin isn't just an investment—it's the foundation of the entire crypto ecosystem!
#Bitcoin #BTC #crypto #DigitalGold #cryptoking
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