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$ADA vs $DOT — which project do you believe in more? 🏆

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What’s your long-term strategy for $ETH? HODL or trade? 🤔

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$BTC or gold — which is the better hedge against inflation? 🪙

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Does anyone still trade $XMR? 🕵️‍♂️

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Which projects in the #Polkadot ecosystem have impressed you? 🎢

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#NFT — just a trend or the new era of digital art?

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Have you noticed increased interest in $SOL lately? 🌐

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#Ethereum is showing strong growth. Will it reach a new high?

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🚀 Bitcoin has broken $30,000! Will the rally continue, or is a correction coming?

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🕹 According to FATF, three quarters of jurisdictions are partially or fully non-compliant with the VASP industry guidelines on anti-money laundering in the virtual asset sector. #regulation news.bitcoin

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#NFT NFT transactions on the Polygon (#MATIC) network have increased 91% in the last seven days

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🗞️ The cryptocurrency market continues to decline — but why? Answered by a renowned trader. Michael van de Poppe of MN Trading criticized Bitcoin’s recent movement as “terrible” and analyzed key economic events from the past week: • CPI data was slightly below expectations, potentially paving the way for Fed rate cuts. • PPI data showed lower inflation from producers, also supporting risk assets. • Consumer sentiment was lower than expected, signaling economic slowdown due to high Fed rates. However, Jerome Powell’s hawkish tone and the strengthening dollar amid global rate cuts cloud the outlook. Van de Poppe anticipates further market decline followed by potential recovery. 📊📈

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