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According to reports circulating online, Barron Trump may have made up to $150 million from crypto in the last 12 months — averaging $12.5M per month at just 19 years old.
He reportedly wasn’t a millionaire until about a year ago, when his father returned to the presidency.
So how did this allegedly happen?
🔹 TRUMP Token Involvement (Jan 2025)
Sources claim Barron was closely involved in the launch of the TRUMP token.
While not the only contributor, he was reportedly part of the inner circle.
Insiders are said to have made over $1B from the launch, with Barron receiving a share.
🔹 Trading Around Major Trump Speeches
He’s also rumored to have made $80M+ by trading ahead of major Trump speeches:
• Bullish narrative → LONG
• Bearish narrative → SHORT$BTC
One widely shared example:
In Nov 2025, a wallet allegedly linked to him opened a $200M BTC long just days before Trump’s 11/05/2025 speech.
BTC then moved from $101K → $104K within two days.
Coincidence… or information advantage?
⚠️ Important note:
These claims are based on online reports and on-chain speculation — nothing here is legally proven.
So what do you think?
Was this luck… or a well-timed strategy?
If any new wallets or unusual moves surface, I’ll share them publicly here.

The birth of crypto (told in a way no one else does)
“A joke that turned into a trillion-dollar story”
Today, crypto is all about charts, indicators, and the eternal debate:
“Bull market or bear market?”
But in the beginning, it was just:
one computer,
a bit of math,
and a whole lot of confusion.
So here it is — the first 5 cryptocurrencies in chronological order, starting with Bitcoin:
who created them, why they were born, what inspired them, and the most important question:
“How did people actually earn these coins back then?” 👇
🥇 1. Bitcoin (BTC) – 2009
The manifesto of someone who said: “I don’t trust banks.”
🔹 Creator:
Satoshi Nakamoto
(real person, group, or alien — still unknown 👽)
🔹 Why was it created?
Banks collapsed in 2008
The bill was sent to ordinary people
Satoshi asked a simple question:
“Do we really need to trust middlemen with our money?”
🔹 Inspired by:
Cryptography
Mathematics
The philosophy of “don’t trust, verify”
🔹 How was it earned?
⛏️ Mining
Run a computer
Solve math problems
Earn BTC
📌 Fun fact:
Bitcoins mined on laptops in 2009 are now a retirement plan.
🥈 2. Namecoin (NMC) – 2011
“Bitcoin is cool… but what if we also fixed the internet?”
🔹 What was the idea?
Bitcoin shouldn’t be just money.
Websites shouldn’t be censored or shut down easily.
🔹 Inspired by:
Directly by Bitcoin
The first-ever fork (yes, the first crypto breakup 😅)
🔹 What did it do?
.bit domain names
No central authority, no censorship
🔹 How was it earned?
⛏️ Merge mining
Mine Bitcoin
Earn Namecoin at the same time
One machine, two salaries
📌 Namecoin’s message:
“Blockchain is more than just money.”
🥉 3. Litecoin (LTC) – 2011
Bitcoin’s faster, more practical sibling
🔹 Creator:
Charlie Lee (from Google to crypto)
🔹 What was the problem?
Bitcoin was slow
Fees were annoying
Not great for daily payments
🔹 The solution:
Faster block times
Cheaper transactions
🔹 How was it earned?
⛏️ Mining (Scrypt)
The golden age of GPU mining
The era of “Why is my graphics card on fire?” 😄
📌 Classic comparison:
If Bitcoin is gold → Litecoin is silver.
🏅 4. Peercoin (PPC) – 2012
“What if we made money without burning electricity all day?”
🔹 The problem:
Mining consumes a lot of energy
Electricity bills go crazy
A greener solution was needed
🔹 The idea:
⚙️ PoW + PoS (hybrid)
Mine a little
Hold a little
Earn from both
🔹 How was it earned?
⛏️ Mining
💰 Holding coins in your wallet
📌 Peercoin philosophy:
“Let your money work, not your computer.”
🐶 5. Dogecoin (DOGE) – 2013
They said “Let’s make a joke”… the world laughed — then bought it
🔹 Creators:
Billy Markus & Jackson Palmer
🔹 Was it serious?
Not at all 😂
Crypto was getting too serious, so they made fun of it.
🔹 Inspired by:
Litecoin’s infrastructure
Internet culture
🔹 How was it earned?
⛏️ Mining
💸 Tips
🎁 Community giveaways
📌 Plot twist:
Elon Musk showed up → the joke became very serious 🚀
🔚 Final Thoughts
Today we talk about DeFi, NFTs, and AI coins, but it all started here:
Bitcoin → “What is money?”
Namecoin → “Who controls the internet?”
Litecoin → “Let’s make it faster.”
Peercoin → “Let’s save energy.”
Dogecoin → “Let’s have some fun.”
📢 If you don’t know crypto history, you’ll always buy the hype at the top.
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📅 January 23 |
For the first time since October 2023, onchain data shows something that historically marks the beginning of much more delicate phases of the cycle: investors are starting to realize net losses when moving their BTC. It's not just a price drop, it's a profound change in market behavior. And when this pattern appeared in the past, it didn't anticipate a simple correction... it anticipated a complete bear market.

📖According to CryptoQuant, Bitcoin holders have begun to record net realized losses over the last 30 days, a phenomenon not seen for more than two years.
The firm explains that since December 23, 2025, investors have realized accumulated losses equivalent to 69,000 BTC. This data is not based on assumptions, but on direct analysis of onchain transactions combined with market prices at the time of each transfer.
Each time a bitcoin changes hands, CryptoQuant compares the current price with the price at which that same coin was previously transferred, determining whether there was an actual gain or loss.
The most disturbing thing is not only the recent data, but the pattern that has been forming since the beginning of 2024. The peaks of realized profits have been increasingly smaller in January 2024, December 2024, July 2025 and October 2025.
It is a sequence of declining highs that the firm says reveals that price strength was weakening even as the spot value still remained high.
CryptoQuant points out that this behavior almost exactly reflects the transition from the bullish to the bearish cycle that occurred between 2021 and 2022. At that time, realized gains began to progressively decline throughout 2021 until, months before the 2022 bear market, the flow definitively changed towards net losses.
Currently, annual net realized gains have fallen to 2.5 million BTC, a sharp reduction from 4.4 million BTC recorded in October. It is the lowest level since March 2024 and very similar to the values ​​​​seen in March 2022, when the previous bear market was already underway.

Topic Opinion:
This is one of those indicators that usually go unnoticed by the general public but that onchain analysts consider critical. When investors start accepting real losses instead of waiting for recoveries, the psychology of the market changes. It is no longer about patience, but about progressive capitulation. If this pattern continues, we could be seeing not a temporary correction, but the confirmed start of a new bearish phase for Bitcoin, very similar to the one experienced after the 2021 high.
💬 Are we at the beginning of a new bear market?

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