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How to get to $1,000,000-$5,000,000 capital? I think it goes without saying that you can't achieve such numbers by working at a job. Here are a few reasons that light a fire in my eyes: 1. To influence the world around us by creating something unique and useful for society (cultural projects) 2. To realize our childhood dreams and ideas (even the most absurd ones) 3. To help others realize their childhood dreams and ideas 4. Financial independence for ourselves and our loved ones 5. Status and power To implement all this, you need to act according to the principle: “First help yourself, then help others” Capital is not just numbers in an account. It is a tool that opens the doors to great opportunities. Not everyone needs such capital. And that's okay. Start from your requests and ideas, and don't try on the goals and interests of other people. Remember the main rule: Invest money where it came from to earn even more.
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What we don't know won't hurt us This is more of a misconception. In fact, what we don't know starts to control us. This statement is true for any area of ​​our life, but I want to draw an analogy with cryptocurrency. If you don't know the rules of the game in the cryptocurrency market and the motivation of big players, then you are very easy to control. If you don't know that signals are made to stimulate referrals' trading activity and earn money from their commissions, you will lose money by buying privates. If you don't know that in DeFi you can get tokens for free that others pay their money for, you will pay money for these tokens yourself and take on increased risks. If you think there is some secret way to become rich, you will spend your whole life paying money to scammers who will happily pull the wool over your eyes. The list can go on and on. The only way to stop playing by other people's rules is to take responsibility for your knowledge, skills and decisions.
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We’ve all heard “Life Change” crypto stories — but most are just marketing. Memecoins, airdrops, and “promising” altcoins offer quick gains but mainly extract money from the naive. So what is real Life Change? It’s not hitting 100x once. Money alone isn’t life-changing — it’s what comes after. True Life Change is a system. A strategy that generates steady income over years. That’s where long-term investing and DeFi come in. No hype — just structured capital growth. DeFi isn’t just a trend. It’s a tool to earn passive income — often 20–30% annually through protocols like Uniswap. Without a system, even a million disappears fast. Just like lottery winners, most lose it all. Real Life Change is freedom — when your money works for you, and you’re no longer afraid of losing it.
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This cycle has been brutal. Old strategies don't work, and your favorite coin doesn't take off overnight. Even top projects struggle after TGE because, let's be real, if a token doesn't pump, no one cares. 1. Liquidity Mining - Projects simply flood the market with tokens as "incentives", creating endless selling pressure. If the team treats the token as a throwaway dummy, why should investors do any different? 2. Unnecessary airdrops - most airdrops reward people who are completely uninterested in the life of the project, who immediately dump tokens into the order book, which leads to a collapse in prices and a lack of real interaction. 3. High FDV, Low Supply - Tokens are launched at inflated valuations, with most of the supply locked in. Once unlocking begins, early investors dump money into retail, killing the momentum for the price. 4. No real store of value - If your token doesn't provide revenue sharing, doesn't provide real value, or there's no real demand for it, why would anyone hold it?
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Growth is not a straight line If success were linear, everyone would already be sitting on their yachts and watching their capital double every month. But the reality is different: ups and downs follow, periods of euphoria follow despondency, and those who are not prepared for this volatility simply disappear. Look at the illustration. It captures the essence perfectly: a small creature climbing up a winding line, which is strewn with flowers. That's growth. It's never a straight line. It's always through pain, through setbacks, through periods when it feels like you're stuck. But the most interesting thing is where are you on this curve? - Someone has already fallen down, thinking that the growth has ended - Someone is just starting out, not understanding how many drawdowns are ahead - And someone is just holding on to the branches and continues moving The market doesn't have to go exactly the way you want it to.
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The U.S. government will now officially hold Bitcoin instead of selling it. Essentially, Bitcoin will become something like gold in Fort Knox for the United States. The fund will be replenished with confiscated Bitcoins (for example, those seized from criminals). No taxpayer money will be used—only already-seized coins. Estimates suggest the government has accumulated over 200,000 BTC, but now they will conduct an audit to precisely determine the amount of Bitcoin and other digital assets they hold. Previously, U.S. authorities sold confiscated Bitcoins, losing $17 billion in potential profits (had they held instead of selling, they could have made much more). Now, they won’t make that mistake again. The U.S. will not sell its Bitcoin. While the market reacted negatively in the short term, this is very bullish in the long run—the world’s largest economy has officially made Bitcoin a reserve asset.
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Respect Bybit! The $1.46 billion Bybit hack is wild, and not just because it's the biggest hack since Mt. Gox, but also because of how it happened “Ben and the Bybit team responded extremely quickly, engaging with partners and, most importantly, customers. Within 30 minutes of the hack going public, Ben was on X - not just posting updates, but running a live stream to break it all down. – People rushed to withdraw their assets – Compared to Mt. Gox (where communication has lagged and losses have been constant for years), Bybit's response is decisive. The $1.46 billion loss, while huge, did not cripple operations at all, showing that its risk management strategy had withstood extreme pressure. – What's even more surprising and cool is that Binance and Bitget lent Bybit a large amount of ETH to increase liquidity, showing support between competitors (which is rare in our industry, but everyone wins when trust is maintained)
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When the market looks uncertain, there is no reason to panic. This is an opportunity. What's important to remember now? 📍Approval of ETFs for SOL, DOGE and XRP - Bloomberg analytics estimates the probability above 70%. If this happens, the market will see new highs. 📍 Ethereum is ready to jump: staking through ETFs without the possibility of selling will make Ethereum a scarce asset and send it to a new round of growth. 📍 AI and memes are a combination of the future: AI makes crypto accessible to retail, and memes remain a perpetual motion machine. The casino never dies. 📍 BNB Takes the Stage: Binance is actively vying for the meme market, and a new season on BNB could be starting soon. 📍 Trump is playing for growth: the statement about maintaining the policy of lowering rates is a green light for a new impulse.
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Why is there no shortcut to wealth? Because there are processes, and there are events. Events can only happen as a consequence of a long process. When someone sells a company for $1 billion, it's all over the news. And people often completely ignore the process that led a person to this event. This process was a long and difficult journey that no one witnessed. All wealth events are preceded by a process, a backstory of challenges, risks, hard work and sacrifices made. If you try to skip the process, then the events will never happen. By skipping the process, you will not become the person you need to become for certain events to happen. There is no wisdom or personal growth in a journey that someone else takes for you. Everyone has their own path and their own processes. This is why I always say that investment and capital are the result of long work.
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