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You know, there is a problem that simply blows the minds of even the most logical people. The Monty Hall problem is three doors, behind one is a car, behind two are goats. You choose a door, the host opens one with a goat, and then you're offered to switch your choice. Most think it doesn't matter, but it turns out, that's not the case at all.
That's when Marilyn vos Savant stepped in with her famous IQ of 228. In 1990, she answered in her column for Parade Magazine that you must definitely switch doors. And do you know what happened? A literal flood of letters — over 10,000! About a thousand

I recently encountered a problem that few people talk about — hidden mining viruses. It turns out they can secretly take over your PC and start using its resources for cryptocurrency mining. Moreover, antivirus software doesn’t always catch them. I decided to figure out how to check your PC for miners and protect yourself.
Mining viruses come in two types. The first is cryptojacking, where malicious script is embedded directly into a website. When you visit it, the script activates and starts mining using your computer. The second type is a classic virus file, which installs itself unnoticed a

Have you ever heard of honeypot schemes in the cryptocurrency world? I recently looked into this in more detail and realized that it is one of the most insidious forms of fraud that exist. The essence is simple but dangerous: scammers create the illusion of a quick profit opportunity, but in reality, they steal your funds.
How does this scheme work? It all starts with deploying a smart contract. At first glance, it seems that there is some bug or design flaw that allows any user to withdraw tokens. Sounds like a find, right? But it’s a trap.
Then the most interesting part begins. Scammers expl

Recently, I observed again how people lose money on an frankly simple scheme. The fact is, a dump is a phenomenon in crypto that everyone who seriously trades should understand. It’s not just theory — it’s a real threat that operates every day.
Pump and dump is a coordinated manipulation organized by groups of traders through social media and chats. It starts with what’s called a pump: actively buying a certain asset, creating the illusion of increasing demand. They spread loud news, sometimes completely fabricated, to attract newcomers. The price soars in a short time, and it all looks like a

I've noticed that many beginners in trading miss one of the most important aspects of the market. We're talking about the retest — a phenomenon that happens constantly, but not everyone understands why it is so critical for entering a position.
What is a retest essentially? It’s when the price breaks through a support or resistance level, and then returns to that same level. It sounds simple, but a lot of interesting things happen at this moment. When the price moves up after a breakout and then reverses and approaches this level again, it shows that there is a large supply accumulated there.

I recently came across an interesting post by Kimball Musk on X, in which he criticizes Trump’s tariff policy. It’s amusing that the brother of Tesla’s head condemns decisions that his more famous brother clearly supports. Kimball Musk clearly disagrees with the way the president shifts the tax burden onto American consumers through structural tariffs. That’s a rather bold position, especially considering the Musk family usually sticks together.
Kimball himself is an interesting figure, though less well-known than Elon. His net worth is about 700 million dollars, mainly thanks to shares in Tes

You know, I’ve been following the story of this scammer from Bulgaria for a long time. Ruja Ignatova — a name that has become synonymous with one of the biggest cryptocurrency scams in history. Her story is more like a thriller script than reality.
It all started in 2014 when this woman launched OneCoin, positioning it as the Bitcoin killer. It seemed like just another alternative project, but no — it was a well-planned Ponzi scheme. Ignatova promised investors from over a hundred countries incredible profits, assuring them that the currency was supported by real blockchain technology. In real

Have you ever wondered how much Elon Musk earns in a month? The numbers are simply wild.
By 2024, his net worth has reached $429 billion. That’s not just a number; it’s hard to even imagine. But there’s an interesting way to understand the scale — break down his income over time.
If you consider his monthly earnings, it’s about $9.6 billion a month. Yes, billion. To compare, that’s the annual budget of an entire country. How much Elon Musk makes in a month is a question most people can’t even answer because the number exceeds comprehension.
Converted into smaller units: approximately $320 mill

I just looked at the latest ranking of the richest people on the planet. Musk is again at the top - 638 billion dollars. Honestly, how does he do it at all? The richest person on Earth, and the gap with the others is just wild. Zuckerberg is far behind, somewhere in sixth place with 229 billion. Interestingly, Bill Gates is already in 16th place with 117 billion - it used to seem like he would be in the top forever. And Indian businessman Ambani has climbed to 18th place. It turns out the entire top is being rewritten. I don't know, maybe it's just market fluctuations, but the difference in fo

Recently, I was exploring an interesting strategy for working with volatile assets. It's about leveraging deposit acceleration — an approach that allows you to quickly grow capital if you know what you're doing. The essence is simple: catch every price movement on highly volatile instruments, lock in profits, and re-enter on pullbacks.
I'll take PENGU as an example. The coin is indeed volatile — recently it dropped from 0.06 to lows, and now it's recovering. Currently trading around 0.01, which creates good opportunities for short-term trading. In the last 24 hours, it has already increased by

I noticed an interesting situation with XRP. The price has fallen by a quarter since the beginning of the year and is now at the lower boundary of a multi-year upward channel on the weekly chart. Additionally, the weekly RSI is forming a golden cross — when the line crosses its signal line from below upward. Currently, XRP is trading around $1.39.
What’s interesting is that historically, every time the price tested this lower boundary of the channel, a significant rally followed. In 2017, from the level of $0.003, the price jumped to $3.31 within a year. In 2024, a similar pattern occurred — i

Many beginners ask who a market maker is and why they are needed in the market. I'll try to explain simply.
In a basic sense, a market maker is a participant who constantly posts buy and sell prices for assets. They hold reserves of securities or crypto assets and are ready to trade at announced prices. It sounds simple, but the role of a market maker is actually a critically important function for any market.
Why is this needed at all? Imagine you want to sell a stock, but there are no buyers — the price will fall. Or, conversely, you want to buy, but there are no sellers — the price will ris

I noticed an interesting situation on the weekly Bitcoin chart. The price has once again touched the lower boundary of the ascending channel, and at the same time, the weekly RSI has returned to the oversold zone. Such a combination has previously appeared before serious rebounds, although of course there are no guarantees. Tardigrade pointed this out — it seems the market is preparing something interesting.
In recent days, I noticed that flows into the BTC ETF have finally turned positive. After three weeks of outflows at the end of February, there was suddenly an inflow of 11.8K, which coinc

I've noticed that many newcomers in crypto still get confused about what TGE is. Basically, it's just a token generation event — the moment when a new project launches its token to the market. It sounds simple, but in reality, it's a whole process that can change the project's trajectory.
Historically, TGE appeared together with Ethereum in 2015. When smart contracts became a reality, people realized they could create their own tokens without needing to launch a separate blockchain. I remember reading about Basis Cash — a DeFi protocol that conducted a TGE at the end of 2020, and trading volum

Recently, I was exploring an interesting project in the decentralized AI space and want to share my observations. AGIX cryptocurrency is the token of the SingularityNET ecosystem, a platform that aims to solve the problem of fragmentation in the AI service market.
Basically, to put it simply, SingularityNET operates as a decentralized AI marketplace. Imagine: developers create AI models and list them as services, and users can buy and use these services through blockchain. The entire system is built on AGIX — it’s not just a token, but a cryptocurrency that serves as a means of payment, govern

I just read the decision of the New York Federal Court regarding the Uniswap case, and it’s a huge victory for the entire DeFi space. The judge finally dismissed all claims against Uniswap Labs and Hayden Adams. The case lasted almost four years, and now it’s finally over.
There was a story about investors who lost money on fraudulent tokens traded through the Uniswap interface. They demanded that the protocol developers be held responsible for losses from rug pulls and pump-and-dump schemes. The argument was: you created the platform, you take fees, so you are complicit in fraud.
The court di

I noticed an interesting point in the energy resources market — for the first time in four years, WTI has surpassed Brent in price. This happened back on April 2nd, but the consequences of this shift are worth analyzing. Since February, when the conflict between the US and Iran intensified, global energy logistics have been undergoing a serious restructuring. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has changed the entire game.
It long seemed that Brent maintained a premium as a symbol of global maritime flows. But when supplies from the Persian Gulf, Oman, and the UAE became risky, the situation r

Noticed that at the end of February, the American market opened in the red. The Dow Jones was down 0.75%, the S&P 500 down 0.82%, and the NASDAQ fell even more — by 1.2%. It was interesting to watch Amazon that day — shares dropped 0.44% after announcing a major partnership with OpenAI. The company invested 50 billion in OpenAI's new funding round, but the market didn't really appreciate it.
But the biggest losses were in crypto-related stocks. MSTR lost 2.63%, COIN fell 3.12%, then CRCL dropped 3.21%, SBET declined 3.61%. The biggest drop was BMNR with a minus of 3.69%. Apparently, the wave o

I’ve noticed that Cardano is holding up pretty well, even though it’s in the red zone today. The current ADA price is around 0.25, and its market capitalization has surpassed 9 billion. Down over the past 24 hours, but not critically—the trading volume is around 8.85 million.
What I’m focused on: the RSI has fallen to almost 26, which is clear oversold territory. At the same time, the MACD is showing a bearish trend, but a classic bullish divergence is visible. If the sellers ease their pressure, a rebound could be possible. The trend looks bullish based on the signals, but the price is still