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Bella Carter
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🇺🇸 Trump’s crypto ventures out-earned his real estate empire in 2025.
From memecoin royalties to World Liberty Financial token sales, digital assets are now his biggest income stream.
Swipe to see the full breakdown.
What do you think of his crypto holdings? 👀
From memecoin royalties to World Liberty Financial token sales, digital assets are now his biggest income stream.
Swipe to see the full breakdown.
What do you think of his crypto holdings? 👀
JUST IN: Crédit Agricole, Europe's 3rd largest bank, has officially launched its euro-backed stablecoin, EURXT, on the Ethereum blockchain.
Details:
1. The stablecoin is issued through its asset-servicing subsidiary, CACEIS
2. It is fully backed 1:1 by the euro.
3. It is also compliant with the EU's MiCA crypto regulations and is launched as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum.
#ethereum #crypto
Details:
1. The stablecoin is issued through its asset-servicing subsidiary, CACEIS
2. It is fully backed 1:1 by the euro.
3. It is also compliant with the EU's MiCA crypto regulations and is launched as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum.
#ethereum #crypto
Trump’s energy secretary says global warming is ‘no big deal.’ Meanwhile, a heat emergency is striking the U.S.
Fed chief Warsh warns investors against hunting for interest-rate clues
JUST IN:🇵🇱 Over 2,000 Crypto Firms Face Shutdown Risk as Poland Blocks MiCA Licenses.
Poland's president has vetoed the country's MiCA implementation law, preventing regulators from issuing crypto licenses.
Around 2,000 crypto companies are now stuck in regulatory uncertainty and may need to secure a license in another EU country, or risk shutting down.
#crypto #poland
Poland's president has vetoed the country's MiCA implementation law, preventing regulators from issuing crypto licenses.
Around 2,000 crypto companies are now stuck in regulatory uncertainty and may need to secure a license in another EU country, or risk shutting down.
#crypto #poland
BREAKING: TOM LEE JUST SAID CRYPTO'S BEST DAYS ARE STILL AHEAD DESPITE CURRENT FEAR
“CRYPTO’S BEST DAYS ARE STILL AHEAD”
"CRYPTO MAKES THE MOST GAINS IN 10 DAYS"
THIS DIP IS TEMPORARY.
“CRYPTO’S BEST DAYS ARE STILL AHEAD”
"CRYPTO MAKES THE MOST GAINS IN 10 DAYS"
THIS DIP IS TEMPORARY.
JUST IN: Meta $META to build cloud business to sell excess AI compute.
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 President Trump says he is profiting from the presidency because the stock market is going up.
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Long $CELO | Max 20× Leverage
📍 Entry Zone: 0.0655 – 0.0665
🛑 Stop Loss: 0.0644
🎯 Take Profit Targets:
• TP1: 0.0685
• TP2: 0.0715
• TP3: 0.0735
💡 Risk management: Move your stop loss to breakeven as soon as the trade is in profit to help protect your capital.
CELOUSDT Perpetual
Trade $CELO here 👇
📍 Entry Zone: 0.0655 – 0.0665
🛑 Stop Loss: 0.0644
🎯 Take Profit Targets:
• TP1: 0.0685
• TP2: 0.0715
• TP3: 0.0735
💡 Risk management: Move your stop loss to breakeven as soon as the trade is in profit to help protect your capital.
CELOUSDT Perpetual
Trade $CELO here 👇
Gold's bull run may not be over. 👀
Gold has surged 73% since January 2025, yet several of Wall Street's biggest banks still see more upside.
12-month price targets:
• Bank of America: $6,000
• JPMorgan: $6,300
• UBS: $6,200
• Wells Fargo: Buy the dip
• Deutsche Bank & Société Générale remain bullish
When multiple major institutions reach similar conclusions independently, it's worth paying attention.
Why are they bullish?
🔸 Central banks continue accumulating gold at record levels while gradually reducing reliance on the U.S. dollar.
🔸 The dollar's share of global reserves has fallen from around 72% in 2000 to 58% today, with de-dollarization accelerating in recent years.
🔸 Rising U.S. deficits and rapidly growing national debt continue to strengthen gold's appeal as a store of value.
🔸 Supply is tightening. Major North American miners are expected to produce less gold this year while production costs keep rising.
Perhaps the most overlooked point:
Despite gold's massive rally, high-net-worth investors still have relatively low exposure. If institutional allocation increases meaningfully, demand could accelerate further.
Of course, not everyone agrees.
Goldman Sachs has a more conservative target of $5,400, while HSBC and Capital Economics see downside risks if macro conditions improve.
Bottom line: Gold isn't a guaranteed winner, but the current bullish case is being backed by some of the world's largest financial institutions. Whether you're bullish or bearish, it's a market worth watching closely.
Gold has surged 73% since January 2025, yet several of Wall Street's biggest banks still see more upside.
12-month price targets:
• Bank of America: $6,000
• JPMorgan: $6,300
• UBS: $6,200
• Wells Fargo: Buy the dip
• Deutsche Bank & Société Générale remain bullish
When multiple major institutions reach similar conclusions independently, it's worth paying attention.
Why are they bullish?
🔸 Central banks continue accumulating gold at record levels while gradually reducing reliance on the U.S. dollar.
🔸 The dollar's share of global reserves has fallen from around 72% in 2000 to 58% today, with de-dollarization accelerating in recent years.
🔸 Rising U.S. deficits and rapidly growing national debt continue to strengthen gold's appeal as a store of value.
🔸 Supply is tightening. Major North American miners are expected to produce less gold this year while production costs keep rising.
Perhaps the most overlooked point:
Despite gold's massive rally, high-net-worth investors still have relatively low exposure. If institutional allocation increases meaningfully, demand could accelerate further.
Of course, not everyone agrees.
Goldman Sachs has a more conservative target of $5,400, while HSBC and Capital Economics see downside risks if macro conditions improve.
Bottom line: Gold isn't a guaranteed winner, but the current bullish case is being backed by some of the world's largest financial institutions. Whether you're bullish or bearish, it's a market worth watching closely.
NEW: 🇬🇧 Billionaire Investor Jeremy Grantham says Bitcoin is going to zero.
Grantham called Bitcoin "an unnecessary piece of nonsense" that "facilitates nothing except criminals moving money so they can't be seen," and said he owns none, has never owned any, and does not intend to.
He argued that it fails as a medium of exchange because it cannot be easily spent in shops. The token did one thing well, he said, serving as a vehicle for speculation.
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Grantham called Bitcoin "an unnecessary piece of nonsense" that "facilitates nothing except criminals moving money so they can't be seen," and said he owns none, has never owned any, and does not intend to.
He argued that it fails as a medium of exchange because it cannot be easily spent in shops. The token did one thing well, he said, serving as a vehicle for speculation.
#Write2Earn
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