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Misc Crypto trading


So, per the above post at 11:33AM EDT, Trump promoted his crypto coin via Truth Social. The price was $10.98 at 11:31AM EDT and skyrocketed to $12.06 at 11:42AM meaning a 10% increase 9 minutes after his post!!

Trump companies supposedly own 800 million of these. If true, that would mean about an $800 million gain in value during that 9 minute period for the Trump companies.

But then it dropped from $12.24 at 12:25PM to $11.38 at 1:46PM, a 7% drop, which isn’t a surprise after a sudden steep gain as folks already owning it take a quick significant profit. This is behaving like a penny stock today.

 
great tweet
I hold several cryptocurrency assets in addition Bitcoin (mainly ETH, with some SOL, XRP, and TRX).
I started investing in ETH years ago and it has appreciated only modestly. I can finally stake ETH again.
Bitcoin is the only cryptocurrency I currently recommend investing.
I strongly feel most cryptocurrencies will eventually fail/lose all value.
 

So, per the above post at 11:33AM EDT, Trump promoted his crypto coin via Truth Social. The price was $10.98 at 11:31AM EDT and skyrocketed to $12.06 at 11:42AM meaning a 10% increase 9 minutes after his post!!

Trump companies supposedly own 800 million of these. If true, that would mean about an $800 million gain in value during that 9 minute period for the Trump companies.

But then it dropped from $12.24 at 12:25PM to $11.38 at 1:46PM, a 7% drop, which isn’t a surprise after a sudden steep gain as folks already owning it take a quick significant profit. This is behaving like a penny stock today.


lol
Influencer who attended Trump’s memecoin dinner says he got a ‘Walmart steak’—and no access to the president

 
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Bitcoin for a pizza


In 2010, programmer Laszlo Hanyecz made history by spending 10,000 Bitcoin—worth just $41 at the time—on two pizzas, marking the world’s first real-world Bitcoin purchase. Fast forward to today, with Bitcoin trading at around $117,000 per coin, that same order would cost an astonishing $1.1 billion. And Wait for it…according to some reports, Hanyecz bought pizzas multiple times that year, spending up to 79,000 BTC—a stash that would be valued at nearly $9 billion today.
 
Bitcoin for a pizza


In 2010, programmer Laszlo Hanyecz made history by spending 10,000 Bitcoin—worth just $41 at the time—on two pizzas, marking the world’s first real-world Bitcoin purchase. Fast forward to today, with Bitcoin trading at around $117,000 per coin, that same order would cost an astonishing $1.1 billion. And Wait for it…according to some reports, Hanyecz bought pizzas multiple times that year, spending up to 79,000 BTC—a stash that would be valued at nearly $9 billion today.

Think about the pizza joint that took the transaction. They would have been the real winners. Bet the owner is kicking himself for not keeping those coins.
 
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