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What is trash coin? It is completely different from Bitcoin or Ethereum. Instead of spending tens of thousands of dollars to get a Bitcoin, you only need a few cents, or even less, to own dozens or hundreds of trash coins. Because of this low price, it attracts many newcomers to the market.
The appeal of trash coins lies there. The low price makes them easy to buy, easy to accumulate, and offers a chance to become a crypto billionaire quickly. Swing trading is also easier compared to major coins. Not to mention stories about meme coins suddenly increasing 100 times when listed on major exchang

I just realized that many people still don't fully understand what DCA in crypto is, especially when they see Bitcoin's price fluctuate like it is now. Actually, it's quite simple but very effective for those who want to avoid the pressure of "timing the market."
DCA, also known as Dollar-Cost Averaging, is just investing a fixed amount of money into Bitcoin regularly, regardless of the current price. Instead of spending $500 at once when the price might be high, you split it into, say, $50 each week. This method helps you avoid worrying about "buying the top" because you'll be purchasing at d

I have just thoroughly researched VeChain (VET) and found that it is a quite interesting blockchain project with a clear focus on real-world applications. This platform was built in 2015 with the goal of solving problems in supply chain management, from verifying product origins to tracking the entire process to consumers.
What I find quite impressive is that VeChain does not use Proof of Work like Bitcoin, but instead chooses Proof of Authority (PoA) with 101 Masternodes. This approach helps increase processing speed and significantly reduces energy consumption compared to other mechanisms. E

Every year on May 22nd, I see the crypto community explode with posts about Pizza Day. This year is especially interesting because Bitcoin just hit a new all-time high of $126,080 – an incredible number compared to the story at the very beginning.
It all started from a rather "naive" decision by a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz. On May 22, 2010, he craved pizza but instead of ordering delivery normally, he went to the Bitcoin forum and offered to trade 10,000 BTC for 2 pizzas from Papa John's. At that time, 10,000 BTC was worth about $40. Everyone laughed, but someone accepted – using a credi

I just realized that many new traders do not fully understand the Funding Rate, especially the situations when it is negative. In fact, this is a very useful tool if used correctly.
Basically, the Funding Rate is a periodic fee between long buyers and short sellers in the futures market. It exists to keep the futures price close to the actual spot price. When the futures price is higher than the spot, the funding rate is positive – longs pay shorts. But when the funding rate is negative, meaning futures are cheaper than the spot, shorts pay longs.
The interesting part is that a negative fundin

I notice that many new entrants to the crypto market tend to "buy at the top" because they don't know how to read basic K-line charts. Today, I want to share 7 important candlestick patterns that, in my opinion, if mastered, will make you much more confident when entering trades.
Let's start with reversal patterns. The Hammer candle is a quite strong signal at the end of a downtrend – long lower shadow, small body at the top, short upper shadow. Conversely, the Inverted Hammer has a long upper shadow, a small body at the bottom, and often indicates buying pressure beginning to appear but requi

I just realized that many members of the trading community are exploring what scalping trading is but don't have a clear understanding. Today, I want to share some practical experiences about this strategy.
What is scalping trading? Simply put, it’s a very fast trading method. You buy and sell assets — which could be stocks, cryptocurrencies like PHA, GMT, STRAX, or others — within a few minutes, or even seconds. The goal is to make small profits from tiny price fluctuations, but repeatedly throughout the day. This is completely different from day trading or swing trading — you don’t hold posi

Recently, I recalled the black swan events in cryptocurrency history—those devastating shocks that no one could predict. They occur rarely, but when they do, the economic impact is incredibly severe.
One thing many people don’t realize: traditional risk models are completely powerless against these events. Why? Because they rely on historical data, while black swan events are things that have never happened before. They are beyond any statistical forecast.
There are three main characteristics of black swan events: extremely hard to predict, serious consequences, and after they happen, everyone

Looking back at 2025, the cryptocurrency market saw quite interesting developments. If you’re considering investing in coins for the long term, it may be time to rethink your strategy.
Bitcoin remains the center of every discussion. The halving event in April last year created notable shifts in the market. Although it doesn’t always deliver the kind of big jumps people expect, Bitcoin’s long-term trend is still fairly stable for those looking to invest in coins for the long term.
Ethereum continues to strengthen its position through ongoing upgrades. Dencun and other improvements have helped r

I have received quite a few questions about what copy trading is, so today I decided to write this article to share my practical experience.
The crypto market is very harsh; statistics show that about 90% of new traders give up within the first few weeks. Losing all their capital without understanding why. Why do some people still keep joining? Because 5-10% of successful traders make a lot of money, earning huge income from investments compared to the rest. Everyone weighs the risk of losing money against the opportunity to become a successful investor.
But the problem is, how do you enter th

Are you new to the crypto world and hearing people talk about what long and short orders are but not really understanding? I was once in the same boat. Today, I will share what I’ve learned about these two important concepts.
First, you need to know that in cryptocurrency trading, a position is your stance on holding a certain currency pair. It can be a long position or a short position. Simply put, you own or have sold a type of cryptocurrency with the expectation of making a profit from price fluctuations.
The so-called Long – or buying – is when you buy a cryptocurrency pair hoping the pric

I just realized that many of you want to learn what minting an NFT is but don't know where to start. Today, I will share the entire process from A to Z, from when you have an idea until your NFT is listed on the marketplace.
First, what is minting an NFT? Simply put, it is the process of taking your digital artwork—whether it's an image, video, music, or anything else—and uploading it to the blockchain to prove ownership. It's like announcing, "This is mine, one of a kind, no one can copy." That's why NFTs are called Non-Fungible Tokens—each one is different and non-interchangeable.
Now, what

Today I want to share a topic that everyone involved in crypto needs to understand clearly – what is scam and how to protect yourself from scammers.
Scam in English means fraud – a malicious act where individuals or organizations intend to seize others' assets, especially cryptocurrency. Those who carry out these acts are called scammers and will face penalties if caught. Nowadays, with the development of the internet, scam methods are becoming more sophisticated and complex, with scale that can spread across many countries, affecting millions of victims.
I have met quite a few people who have

I just realized that many of you are still confused about what the spread is in trading. Today, I will explain it more clearly.
What exactly is the spread? It is the difference between the bid price and the ask price of any asset. It sounds complicated but in reality, it’s very simple.
Imagine you go to the market to buy apples. The buyer says "I buy at 90 rubles," and the seller says "I sell at 100 rubles." The 10-ruble gap is the spread. Understanding it this way helps you grasp its essence.
Why should you care about what the spread is? Because it directly affects your trades. A small spread

You're new to crypto or stock trading, and surely your friends have told you "what is a bullish market" or "bearish" but you don't understand clearly? I was the same at first 😅
Actually, this story is quite interesting. Bullish and bearish are not random words; they originate from the actions of two animals. When a bull attacks, it raises its horns from below, symbolizing an upward price trend. Conversely, when a bear attacks, it strikes downward from above, so bullish means a price increase, and bearish means the opposite — prices will decrease.
After researching, I found that these terms st

I just realized that many people interpret 'hold to die' in two completely different ways, and this is quite important if you want to apply this strategy in crypto. Today, I want to share a clearer perspective on this term.
Basically, 'hold to die' originates from HODL - Hold On for Dear Life. It refers to holding onto a coin and not selling, regardless of market fluctuations. But the term 'hold to die' has two different meanings.
The first understanding is more positive: you hold the coin until it generates enough profit to support you for life. That’s why many call it a long-term investment

What’s hot in the crypto market today? Meme coins with cat themes are the main focus right now! While the entire market only dipped slightly by 1.5%, these cat meme coins are skyrocketing. I just watched and saw CAT hit an all-time high, up over 430% in just one day, and since last week, it’s increased more than 1,000%. Crazy stuff 😱
CHONK The Cat isn’t far behind, up nearly 200% since the last sell-off. But the craziest is MEW — some guy invested $35,000 and in just 2 hours, he had $8.9 million. Truly making waves!
But you also have to be careful with these cat-themed meme coins because the

Recently, I keep seeing you ask about NFP and why every time this data is released, the market tends to shake. Actually, NFP is an abbreviation for Non-farm payrolls—meaning data on the number of jobs outside the agricultural sector in the U.S.—and it’s more important than you might think.
The interesting part here is that NFP doesn’t just show how many people are being hired; it also reflects the overall health of the U.S. economy. When the number increases, it means the labor market is doing well and the economy is growing. Conversely, if it falls, you can take it as a warning that a recessi