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El Salvador Keeps Stacking Bitcoin & Counting! 📰
Victornomics posted a topic in Crypto Earning & GPT
El Salvador added 8 more BTC to it's national treasury this week, showing no signs of slowing down. That brings total stash to a massive 6, 194.18 Bitcoin. This isn't just a strategy , it's a statement. While others hesitate, El Salvador continues to double down on Bitcoin. El Salvador playing the game with diamond hands. -
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naale replied to naale's topic in Crypto Investing Opportunities (Websites & Apps)
Paying instantly: https://bscscan.com/tx/0xe4d612c079ddff84f6429f1864934e6be44272e77a9f3cd4b1d79d0d483a37c4 8.87 USDT Jun-01-2025 10:52:43 AM UTC -
LUXIO PROFIT - luxioprofit.com
mixpepper22 replied to mixpepper22's topic in Crypto Investing Opportunities (Websites & Apps)
https://tronscan.org/#/transaction/1c53f39cf2e3ad0cb22f703ac6989ddca4633c66beb630094bb8c4e01fbe0b62 2025-05-31 04:40:18 (UTC) 4 USDT -
So I’ve been jumping between BTC dominance charts lately, mostly to get a feel for overall market sentiment — especially when deciding whether to go heavier into altcoins or just let Bitcoin ride. But let’s be honest: most dominance trackers out there are either packed with ads, require signups, or just look like they were built in 2009 and never updated. Recently though, I found something surprisingly clean, multilingual, and actually fast: a project called Abarai — and yes, they have full BTC dominance pages in multiple languages. 1. What is Bitcoin dominance and why does it matter? In case you’re new to the term, Bitcoin dominance refers to the percentage of the total cryptocurrency market capitalization that belongs to Bitcoin. When BTC dominance is high, it typically means investors are consolidating back into Bitcoin, either as a safe haven or due to falling altcoin confidence. When dominance drops, altcoins tend to shine — especially during “alt seasons.” That’s why having a simple, real-time dominance tracker is actually super useful — not only for traders, but even for people who just want to observe market cycles and behavior. 2. Multilingual & clean — no logins, no fluff Here’s the cool part: Abarai offers the same clean interface in multiple languages, so if English isn’t your preferred language (or if you work with international communities), you can just switch the interface. Here are a few I tried: 🇬🇧 English version: https://www.abarai.ro/en/bitcoin-btc-dominance/ 🇫🇷 French version: https://www.abarai.ro/fr/dominance-du-bitcoin/ 🇪🇸 Spanish version: https://www.abarai.ro/es/dominio-do-bitcoin/ They also have pages in German, Hungarian, Ukrainian, and a few others — full translations, not just partial menus. What’s nice is that these aren’t just slapped-together widgets. Each page is tailored to be fast-loading, responsive on mobile, and doesn’t shove banners or signup forms in your face. It’s just you and the data. 3. What’s Abarai and why is this even interesting? Turns out Abarai is a small, privacy-focused crypto exchange project from Romania. The name caught my eye because I’m into anime (Abarai Renji, anyone?), and the site has some subtle Japanese aesthetic vibes. They’re non-custodial, don’t require an account for swaps under €1,000, and focus a lot on tools and resources rather than just pure trading. You can find their team here https://www.abarai.ro/despre-noi/ I originally bookmarked their dominance page, but then noticed they also offer a profit/loss simulator, a crypto converter, and real-time price pages — all in multiple languages. It’s rare to find a project that feels this human and unbloated, especially one that cares about education and clarity more than upselling. 4. Final thoughts If you're tired of clunky dominance charts or just want something minimal and localized, Abarai’s pages are definitely worth a look. I’ve already sent the French and Spanish versions to a few friends who don’t trade in English, and the feedback was positive. No nonsense, no registration, no invasive popups — just clean data and useful resources. Would love to know if anyone else uses it, or has similar tools they rely on.
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What is a good business to get into?
nextop replied to Fisher Tow's topic in General Money Making Chat
After the pandemic, many people started small businesses. I think teaching and consulting online are very good options. You don’t need a big investment to begin. Just a laptop and internet are enough. Also, people are looking for flexible work now. - Yesterday
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With the way the big institutions and whales are coming to the market, I'm sure bitcoin price will get to $200K, judging from the way big companies like BlackRock and micro strategy, they keep buying BTC worth millions of dollars every week to hold, this insane buying of bitcoin will make the demand to increase which will drive the price of bitcoin upwards. BlackRock is also buying Ethereum worth millions of dollars, I think these whales know something that we don't know, they might even manipulate the market for retail holders to panic sell for them to buy more but the best thing is to hold. While holding there's a summer event that I came across recently that BingX CEX is hosting with a prize pool of up to $200k in BTC, which I will be participating in this weekend, I find it interesting that is why I decided to join while we wait for the market to recover from its recent drop. I will drop the participation link for whoever wants to participate Participate here
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Recent developments highlight the accelerating institutional appetite for Bitcoin, signaling a potential new phase in the cryptocurrency's maturation. Twenty One Capital has secured an additional $100 million in capital via convertible notes, specifically earmarked for Bitcoin acquisition. This injection brings their total capital raised to $685 million, underscoring a significant commitment to the digital asset. This substantial raise by Twenty One Capital is not an isolated event. It reflects a broader trend of increasing institutional interest, which some analysts suggest is now reaching a critical mass. New entrants are actively competing for market share, challenging the early dominance of pioneers in the institutional Bitcoin space. This intensified competition could lead to increased liquidity and more sophisticated investment products, potentially benefiting the overall market. Considering these large institutional movements and the prevalence of community engagement events, how do you see the balance between big-player influence and grassroots participation shaping Bitcoin's future trajectory?