Entry: 934 – 936 🟩 Target 1: 942 🎯 Target 2: 948 🎯 Target 3: 955 🎯 Stop Loss: 927 🛑 $BNB just HIT its demand zone! Buyers have taken control, pushing the momentum UP. This is NOT a drill! The next pocket of resistance is within reach, and this energy is UNSTOPPABLE. Don't stay on the sidelines – capitalize NOW! $BNB $BNB
$CLANKER LONG TRADE 🚀🔥 Very big move loading... Target 🎯 $500 Confirmed! 👌 If you want to turn $10 → $2000, take LONG entry in this $CLANKER now! 💰 Don’t miss this golden opportunity 💥📈
#pinetwork The Pi network has launched two-factor authentication (2FA) to confirm the wallet, which requires some pioneers to complete it using a trusted email before successfully transferring their Pi wallet to the main blockchain.
This secures and confirms the Pi wallets of the pioneers, and supports the security of their accounts and assets.
Some pioneers who have transferred their Pi devices to the main network in recent weeks - but are still within the 14-day waiting period - will need to complete the two-step verification (2FA); otherwise, their Pi devices will be safely returned to their mining app.
After completing the two-step verification, their balance will be transferred again.
Bitcoin (BTC) recently rebounded, rising from a four-month low of around $77,000 to over $85,000. This sharp recovery has sparked debates among investors about whether it marks the beginning of a sustained bullish trend or if it is merely a bull trap - where a short-term push misleads traders before a new decline.
Market experts have differing opinions on Bitcoin's outlook. Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, sees a potential drop to $70,000 as normal in a bullish cycle, suggesting that corrections are part of market growth.
Others, however, warn that the current price increase could be misleading, with further declines to come.
With the uncertainty surrounding Bitcoin's next move, investors are urged to remain cautious and conduct thorough analysis. #BitcoinBounceBack $BTC
Bitcoin (BTC) recently rebounded, rising from a four-month low of around 77,000 $ to over $85,000. This sharp recovery has sparked debates among investors about whether it marks the beginning of a sustained bullish trend or if it is just a bull trap - where a short-term push misleads traders before a new decline.
Market experts have differing views on Bitcoin's outlook. Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, sees a potential drop to 70,000 $ as normal in a bull cycle, suggesting that corrections are part of market growth.
Others, however, warn that the current price rise could be misleading, with further declines to come.
Given the uncertainty surrounding Bitcoin's next move, investors are advised to remain cautious and conduct thorough analysis.
Explanation for those who don't understand anything about the auction $BTC $ETH $XRP #BinanceAlphaAlert #BNBChainMeme #MarketRebound #BotOrNot I will explain it to you very simply: This auction is similar to an auction for cars or real estate, but it concerns website names (Domains) belonging to the Pi network. How does it work? 1. There is a website name (amazon.pi) that anyone can buy by bidding. 2. The person who pays the most (in Pi) will ultimately win the domain. 3. If you participate and lose, your Pi will be returned. How to participate? If you have Pi in your wallet, you can enter an amount higher than the current bid (for example 30,010 Pi) and then click on "Bid." If no one outbids before the time runs out, you will win the domain. Why buy a .pi domain? It could become important in the future within the Pi network. You can sell it later to someone who needs it. It's like buying a website address, but specific to the Pi Network.