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Technical Analyst Gareth Soloway’s Short Position at $68k Signals Bitcoin Resistance

Bitcoin traders are carefully monitoring the market as Pledditor (@Pledditor) posted that Gareth Soloway, a well-known technical analyst, has entered another short position on Bitcoin at $68,000. Soloway’s bearish stance reflects his prediction that the cryptocurrency could face significant resistance at this price level, leading some investors to brace for a potential…

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Fear of Change: Understanding Bitcoin Resistance

Picture this: It's 1995, and someone tells you that in the future, you'll share your personal information through a global computer network to buy groceries, find dates, and manage your bank account. You'd probably think they were describing a dystopian nightmare. Yet here we are, doing all these things without a second thought. This resistance to change, even when it ultimately leads to progress, is deeply human – and it's exactly what we're seeing with Bitcoin today.

When Comfort Becomes a Cage

We all know that feeling: the mild anxiety when our favorite app updates its interface, or the frustration when our workplace implements a new system. Our attachment to familiar systems runs deep, and nowhere is this more evident than in our relationship with money. For centuries, we've relied on government-issued currency, building our entire financial worldview around this central concept. Like a well-worn pair of shoes, fiat currency might not be perfect, but it's comfortable – we understand its limitations and have learned to work within them.

But comfort can be deceptive. Just as a comfortable chair might be destroying your posture, our comfortable relationship with traditional currency might be masking its fundamental flaws. The cost of this comfort? Innovation stagnation, continued financial inequality, and vulnerability to systemic risks we've simply learned to accept.

The Fear Factory

"Bitcoin is a bubble." "Cryptocurrency is only used by criminals." "It's too volatile to be real money." Sound familiar? These headlines have become a constant drumbeat in traditional media, creating a narrative that feeds into our natural fear of the unknown. But we've seen this story before.

When automobiles first appeared on streets, newspapers were filled with stories about their dangers. When the internet emerged, it was dismissed as a fad that would never replace traditional communication methods. The pattern is clear: established institutions often use fear as a shield against disruption, not because the new technology is inherently dangerous, but because it challenges their position of authority.

Reimagining Money for the Digital Age

The transition from horse-drawn carriages to automobiles wasn't just about faster transportation – it fundamentally transformed how cities were built, how businesses operated, and how people lived their lives. Bitcoin represents a similar paradigm shift. It's not just digital money; it's a complete reimagining of how value can be created, stored, and transferred in a digital world.

Consider how email transformed communication. We went from a world where sending a message across the globe took days and required physical infrastructure, to one where global communication is instant and nearly free. Bitcoin proposes a similar transformation for value transfer, challenging our basic assumptions about what money can be and do.

The Control Paradox

Here's the irony: while many fear Bitcoin because it seems to remove familiar control structures, these very structures often provide more illusion than security. Traditional banking gives us the comfort of having someone to complain to when things go wrong, but it also means our money is subject to policies and restrictions we have no say in.

Bitcoin's decentralization can feel scary – there's no customer service hotline to call, no manager to escalate to. But this apparent chaos is actually its strength. Instead of trusting in institutions, we trust in mathematics and code that anyone can verify. It's like the difference between trusting a single authority to tell you the time versus being able to look up at the sun yourself.

Pioneers of Change

Sarah Chen, a small business owner in Malaysia, initially dismissed Bitcoin as a Western tech fad. But when currency controls threatened her ability to pay international suppliers, she discovered that Bitcoin offered a way to maintain her business relationships without being restricted by local banking limitations. "I was terrified at first," she admits, "but necessity pushed me to learn, and now I can't imagine going back."

Stories like Sarah's are increasingly common. From Argentine farmers hedging against inflation to African entrepreneurs accessing global markets, people are discovering that embracing the discomfort of change can lead to unprecedented opportunities.

Embracing the Unknown

Fear of change is hardwired into our DNA – it's a survival mechanism that's served us well for millennia. But in today's rapidly evolving world, this same fear can hold us back from important advances. The appearance of Bitcoin has created waves of uncertainty precisely because it matters, because it challenges fundamental assumptions about money that have gone unquestioned for generations.

As you feel that instinctive resistance to the idea of digital currency, remember: this discomfort you're feeling isn't a warning sign – it's growing pains. Every major technological advancement in history was met with skepticism before it became indispensable.

The question isn't whether you should feel afraid of change – that's natural. The question is: what will you do with that fear? Will you let it hold you back, or will you use it as a signal that something important is happening, something worth understanding?

The future of money is being written right now. Your fear of it might just be the best indicator that you should be paying attention.

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by Amy Castor and David Gerard

it's been a month, but we're very happy with this one

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#Shezow #ShePuns #IfShezowGotASecondSheason #NFTNFSHEEpisode

I wonder if Shezow kept going what would be the first Shepun the show will use?

My guesses are below. NFShe's and Sheconomy.

Like Mega Monkey made Nfts or NFShe's of Shezow and Shezap.

Also himself and his mini monkey minions.

(ShoeonHead made a video called The Male Loneliness Epidemic. And read a title to a article that had the word Sheconomy in it.)

Like have a new artist villain that used to make actual art but either wasn't selling well or had a art block maybe Ai art got really good they became evil and made NFShe's (NFTs) of the good guys and bad guys.

They are copies are the originals but are not as strong and uses numbers to attack from something similar to a block chain.

Each NFShe character is different.

Like a Dudepow, a Robot Shezow, furry version of the hero's and villains.

Humanizations of the animal villains.

Then Shezow talks about how bad NFShe's are & tells the artist villain to get back into real art then later makes a pay to win game where you buy characters to even play the game.

If I made a episode this would be this.

I would make this He-ra's first appearance which is my oc.

If the price of the Shezoin (Bitcoin) goes down the NFShe characters are weaker but if the Shezoin price is high the characters are stronger.

If the market crashes then all the characters get deleted.

I image the NFShe artist having a personality to Dick Hardly.

The original.

Dick Hardly | Disney Versus Non-Disney Villains Wiki | Fandom

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Another cool Shezow cameo episode would be Guy Fieri meets Guy Hamdon since they are both cool dudes and both say shut the front door.

Either make Guy Fieri be a food review villain and his weakness is eggs. He wants to turn Megadale into Flavortown with his food powers and influence.

My Oc.

A blog about obscurity stuff, plushies and food. on Tumblr - #Hera

Image not mine but link is there.

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"Bitcoin Exit Strategy" is a satirical take on the age-old debate of holding versus selling in the ever-volatile crypto market. With bold, edgy imagery of a sinking Bitcoin and the phrase "Hold and Go Broke" front and center, this artwork is a humorous nod to the trials and tribulations of cryptocurrency enthusiasts. Perfect for traders, HODLers, and skeptics who know that sometimes, the strategy is just surviving the chaos.

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XRP on Verge of Ultra Rare Golden Cross Versus Bitcoin

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Crypto—a promising emerging asset class

As financial markets continue to evolve, the interplay between traditional and digital assets is becoming increasingly significant. Cryptocurrencies, once dismissed as speculative instruments, are now regarded as vital components of diversified portfolios. This analysis explores the performance, risk, and diversification benefits of cryptocurrencies versus traditional assets, underscoring their expanding role in modern portfolio strategies.

Performance: A Paradigm Shift in Returns

Cryptocurrencies delivered an extraordinary performance in 2024, showcasing their resilience and growth potential. For instance, Bitcoin surged by 143% year-to-date, far outpacing traditional benchmarks such as the NASDAQ and S&P 500, both up by 28%. Ethereum followed with an impressive 72.5% annual return, reinforcing the narrative that crypto assets are high-yield performers.

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Crypto—a promising emerging asset class

As financial markets continue to evolve, the interplay between traditional and digital assets is becoming increasingly significant. Cryptocurrencies, once dismissed as speculative instruments, are now regarded as vital components of diversified portfolios. This analysis explores the performance, risk, and diversification benefits of cryptocurrencies versus traditional assets, underscoring their expanding role in modern portfolio strategies.

Performance: A Paradigm Shift in Returns

Cryptocurrencies delivered an extraordinary performance in 2024, showcasing their resilience and growth potential. For instance, Bitcoin surged by 143% year-to-date, far outpacing traditional benchmarks such as the NASDAQ and S&P 500, both up by 28%. Ethereum followed with an impressive 72.5% annual return, reinforcing the narrative that crypto assets are high-yield performers.

In comparison, traditional hedges like gold and crude oil were more subdued, with gold gaining 28.41% and crude oil declining by 3.59%, reflecting their diminished appeal in an inflationary environment.

However, this stellar performance comes at a cost: heightened volatility. Over the past year, Bitcoin exhibited 35.48% annual volatility, significantly higher than the S&P 500 (7.88%) or gold (8.92%). While this represents a narrowing of the volatility gap compared to the past decade, Bitcoin remains 4.5 times more volatile than equities and 4 times more volatile than gold.

Risk and Volatility: Turning Challenges into Opportunities

Volatility is often cited as a drawback of cryptocurrencies, yet it can be an asset when managed strategically. Modern portfolio theory suggests that adding high-volatility assets like cryptocurrencies can enhance the efficient frontier, enabling better risk-return trade-offs.

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XRP aims to rise 100% against Bitcoin by March 2017 Handbook quote

The price of XRP has increased significantly in correlation with Bitcoin’s upward trend. Several factors are likely to work in XRP’s favor, including RLUSD and the potential for an ETF launch. Since Donald Trump won the US presidential election in November, the price of XRP has increased more than 350% versus Bitcoin. The XRP/BTC pair is showing similarities to the 2017 bull market, indicating…

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Crypto—a promising emerging asset class

As financial markets continue to evolve, the interplay between traditional and digital assets is becoming increasingly significant. Cryptocurrencies, once dismissed as speculative instruments, are now regarded as vital components of diversified portfolios. This analysis explores the performance, risk, and diversification benefits of cryptocurrencies versus traditional assets, underscoring their expanding role in modern portfolio strategies.

Performance: A Paradigm Shift in Returns

Cryptocurrencies delivered an extraordinary performance in 2024, showcasing their resilience and growth potential. For instance, Bitcoin surged by 143% year-to-date, far outpacing traditional benchmarks such as the NASDAQ and S&P 500, both up by 28%. Ethereum followed with an impressive 72.5% annual return, reinforcing the narrative that crypto assets are high-yield performers.

In comparison, traditional hedges like gold and crude oil were more subdued, with gold gaining 28.41% and crude oil declining by 3.59%, reflecting their diminished appeal in an inflationary environment.

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Sports: No. 1 Texas Hosts No. 5 Georgia in High-Stakes SEC Battle

The No. 1 Texas Longhorns and No. 5 Georgia Bulldogs are set for a monumental SEC showdown on Saturday, October 19, at Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin, Texas. This highly anticipated game will be broadcast live in primetime, with kick-off scheduled for 7:30 PM EST. The match represents a critical point in the season for both teams, as Georgia aims to regain ground in the SEC…

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Bitcoin: Innovations vs Ossification

Bitcoin developers are once again debating ossification versus innovation in the protocol. This debate has waged for years, but is now reaching a fever pitch as discussion about covenants rages on. Up for consideration is whether the core developers should push a new soft fork to allow for covenants. Many covenant proposals are now circulating, ranging from narrow to broad scope.

Covenants allow Bitcoin users to share unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs). Today, individual users have access to their own UTXO. However, as the cost of transacting on the base layer increases over time due to greater transaction fees, it will be more expensive for individuals to afford Bitcoin transactions. If multiple people can share a UTXO, they can split the cost of transacting across this group, allowing more user access to the base layer.

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TROPTIONS.GOLD: The Bitcoin Alternative with Greater Utility and Accessibility.

As cryptocurrency adoption continues to grow, TROPTIONS.GOLD is emerging as a powerful alternative to Bitcoin, offering businesses a lower entry point and significantly more utility. While Bitcoin has become the dominant name in crypto and a preferred reserve asset for corporations, TROPTIONS.GOLD offers similar capabilities with added benefits that make it particularly attractive for businesses seeking to get in on the ground floor of the digital economy.

Microsoft and Bitcoin

Tech giant Microsoft recently placed an "assessment in investing in Bitcoin" as a shareholder voting item on the agenda for its annual meeting. This move reflects the growing trend of large corporations exploring cryptocurrency as a strategic asset.

Business intelligence company MicroStrategy, a pioneer in adopting Bitcoin, has been holding BTC on its balance sheet for years, accumulating a staggering $37 billion worth of Bitcoin as of this writing. According to Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy’s co-founder and executive chairman, Bitcoin is "always going to be the stronger capital asset versus a conventional S&P index." This strategy has propelled MicroStrategy’s stock price to record highs and positioned the company as a leader in corporate crypto adoption.

Saylor's approach has inspired other businesses to consider Bitcoin as a reserve asset. "With the floodgates starting to open, expect more and more publicly traded names to put excess treasury cash to work by looking toward Bitcoin," said Nathan McCauley, CEO of Anchorage Digital.

However, not every company can afford Bitcoin’s high entry point. This is where TROPTIONS.GOLD steps in, providing businesses with a more accessible and versatile alternative.

TROPTIONS.GOLD: A Game-Changer for Businesses

Like Bitcoin, TROPTIONS.GOLD serves as a digital asset that can be held on balance sheets, offering businesses a hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty. However, TROPTIONS.GOLD goes further by delivering practical, day-to-day utility, making it more than just a speculative store of value. Businesses can use TROPTIONS.GOLD for transactions, bartering, and balance sheet enhancement, making it a practical tool for both financial stability and operational growth.

What sets TROPTIONS.GOLD apart is its lower cost of entry. While Bitcoin’s high price often limits its accessibility, TROPTIONS.GOLD allows smaller companies and entrepreneurs to participate in the digital economy without significant upfront investment. This affordability, combined with its broader utility, positions TROPTIONS.GOLD as an ideal choice for businesses looking to gain a competitive edge.

Corporate Adoption: Bitcoin and Beyond

While Bitcoin has attracted high-profile corporate holders such as Tesla, which owns 11,509 BTC, TROPTIONS.GOLD is becoming a favored option for companies that value versatility and accessibility. "Smaller companies with surplus cash and weakening core businesses could follow the MicroStrategy model, but TROPTIONS.GOLD offers a more practical alternative," noted analysts at Bernstein.

Recent examples of smaller companies adopting cryptocurrency strategies, such as Rumble’s $20 million Bitcoin allocation, highlight the growing interest in digital assets. However, TROPTIONS.GOLD’s broader applicability makes it an even more attractive option for businesses that want to integrate cryptocurrency into their operations.

The Future of Corporate Crypto Strategies

As Michael Saylor continues his evangelism for Bitcoin, including a proposal to Microsoft’s board, other businesses are exploring more measured approaches. Louis Sykes, a crypto analyst with All-Star Charts, predicts "strategic exploration from large-cap companies – not wholesale adoption."

For businesses seeking to embrace the digital revolution, TROPTIONS.GOLD represents a compelling choice. It combines Bitcoin's reserve asset appeal with unmatched utility and a low barrier to entry, making it a smart option for companies ready to innovate in the crypto space. Whether as a transactional tool or a strategic asset, TROPTIONS.GOLD is poised to redefine the way businesses leverage cryptocurrency.

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Wall Street to tread thin volume after Christmas, USD hits 2-year high

US stocks are expected to edge lower on Thursday as traders return after the festive break, giving back some of a rally seen in a shortened trading session the day before the holiday.

The New York market was shut on Wednesday, Christmas Day. On Tuesday, the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrials Average rose 0.9%, while the broader S&P 500 index gained 1.1% and the tech-laden Nasdaq Composite jumped 1.4%.

Futures trading on Thursday indicated the Dow Jones Industrials Average would open around 0.4% lower, while the S&P 500 index and the Nasdaq Composite were both seen down about 0.5%.

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The Magnificent Seven tech issues including Apple, Amazon and Google-owner Alphabet, which provided the main fuel to the advance on Tuesday, were lower in pre-market trading on Thursday.

But chip stocks were seen higher, with Broadcom up pre-market, adding to the gains made on Tuesday after the Biden administration initiated a new trade investigation into Chinese-made legacy chips.

Stock market trading volumes, however, are expected to be thin on Thursday, and for the remaining sessions through to the New Year.

On foreign exchanges, the US dollar held close to the two-year highs hit following slightly softer than expected PCE inflation data on Monday, which had offset concerns after the Federal Reserve last week projected fewer-than-expected interest rate cuts in 2025. Against sterling, the dollar was up 0.18% at 0.7978, and versus the euro it added 0.04% at 0.9614.

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Gold prices were higher on Thursday due to the slightly weaker dollar, rising 0.2% to $2,622 an ounce, with geopolitical tensions in the Middle East also contributing to the yellow metal’s gains.

Elsewhere, Bitcoin was weaker, down 3.9% at around $95,500 after two consecutive sessions of gains, as caution returned over the Federal Reserve’s hawkish shift. The crypto benchmark fell below the key $100,000-mark last week.

And oil prices pushed higher supported by new stimulus measures for the Chinese economy and a drop in US crude inventories. UK Brent crude was 0.5% higher at $73.51 a barrel, while US WTI crude also gained 0.6% at $70.49 a barrel.

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Bitcoin and Ethereum Drop Post-FOMC: What Traders Need to Know Bitcoin and Ethereum’s Slippery Slide: A Closer Look at the Post-FOMC Plunge When the Market Feels Like a Tightrope Without a Net Picture this: You’re trying to balance on a tightrope, and just as you find your footing, someone yells, “Surprise FOMC decision!” That’s essentially what’s happening in the crypto world right now. Bitcoin, the mighty “digital gold,” has tumbled below USD 95k, while Ethereum briefly dipped under USD 3.2k. Let’s dissect what’s behind the plunge and, more importantly, what savvy traders can learn from it. The Fallout: Post-FOMC Shockwaves Central banks have a way of making even the boldest markets flinch. The latest Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) announcement threw a curveball, shaking the confidence of investors across asset classes. For cryptocurrencies, the sell-off wasn’t just about rate hikes; it’s about fear—a potent driver in any financial market. Here’s the kicker: While many traders were glued to Bitcoin’s headline-grabbing drop, the real story lies in the market’s reaction to tightening liquidity and shifting risk appetites. Cryptocurrencies often thrive in an environment of easy money. With interest rates staying high, speculative assets are losing some of their shine. Bitcoin and Ethereum: A Tale of Two Tokens While both BTC and ETH took hits, their journeys differ. Bitcoin’s fall below USD 95k is symbolic—a psychological level breached. But Ethereum’s flirtation with USD 3.2k signals a deeper story of utility versus speculation. With Ethereum’s ecosystem underpinning NFTs, DeFi, and more, its price movements often reflect broader shifts in blockchain adoption. What’s the Market Missing? Hidden Patterns Revealed It’s easy to panic when prices plummet, but seasoned traders know that these moments often mask opportunities. Here are three under-the-radar insights: - Bitcoin Dominance Is Rising: Even as BTC prices fall, Bitcoin’s market share within the crypto space is inching up. This trend often signals a flight to safety within crypto, as investors retreat from altcoins to the relative stability of Bitcoin. - Ethereum’s Staking Yields Are Unchanged: Despite price dips, Ethereum’s staking yields remain robust. For long-term believers, this is a chance to accumulate ETH at a discount while earning passive income. - On-Chain Metrics Show Resilience: Both Bitcoin and Ethereum are seeing steady increases in wallet activity and transaction volumes. This contradicts the bearish price action, hinting that the fundamentals remain strong. Advanced Strategies to Navigate the Crypto Turbulence When the market is down, don’t just survive—thrive. Here’s how: - Master Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA): If the current dip aligns with your long-term outlook, DCA can help you build positions without timing the market. - Watch for Whales: Pay attention to large wallet movements. Recent blockchain data shows whales accumulating BTC below USD 100k, a sign that big players see value at these levels. - Hedge With Options: Advanced traders can use options strategies, such as protective puts, to safeguard portfolios while keeping upside potential intact. Looking Ahead: Opportunities Amid Uncertainty The crypto market’s volatility can feel like riding a roller coaster with no brakes. But remember, every downturn brings opportunity. By understanding the hidden patterns and using advanced tactics, you can turn market dips into stepping stones. Want More Insights? Here’s How We Can Help: - Latest Economic Indicators and Forex News: Get real-time updates and exclusive insights to stay ahead. - Forex Education: Learn advanced strategies and uncover little-known techniques. - Community Membership: Join expert discussions and gain insider tips daily. - Free Trading Plan: Strategize with detailed plans tailored to your goals. - Free Trading Journal: Track your performance and refine strategies. - Smart Trading Tool: Optimize your trades with cutting-edge automation. —————– Image Credits: Cover image at the top is AI-generated   Read the full article

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Creative Project Ideas for BSc Economics Students

As a student in a BSc Economics college in India student, projects would allow you to delve deeper into real-world economic issues. Applying theoretical concepts to various scenarios will be your opportunity during this period. Choosing the right project enhances your academic journey and opens career avenues in exciting ways. Here's a guide to help you choose and create impactful economic projects.

What Are Good Topics for Research in Economics?

Economics is a fast-paced field with diverse research options. Others include behavioural economics, which examines how people make decisions. Then, there is the economics of climate change, which deals with global sustainability issues. You can also choose topics involving Bitcoin and what its creation means to global trade. There are also regional topics like government policy impacts on SMEs and how urbanisation affects housing markets. If data manipulation is your thing, look into doing some econometric modelling on income inequality or inflation forecasting.

How do I Choose My Project Topic?

Begin with areas of interest. Whether it is sustainability, market trends, or policy analysis, align your project with exciting areas. Next, scope the project—your topic should be ambitious yet feasible, with adequate data and resources available. Finally, seek feedback from mentors or professors and browse past projects in your BSc Economics syllabus for inspiration. A well-chosen topic balances personal passion with academic rigour.

How to Make a Project in Economics?

Start with a well-defined research question that focuses on a real problem. Carry out a comprehensive literature review to provide a solid theoretical basis. Gather and analyse data with the help of tools such as Excel, R, or Python. Depending on your project, you may use primary data from surveys or secondary sources like government databases. Present your findings with evidence-backed conclusions and visually engaging charts or graphs. This systematic approach ensures a compelling and well-structured project.

Project Topics for the Undergraduate Economics Students

The following are some topic ideas to inspire your project

Microeconomics: Determinant of the impact price control exerts on essential products

Macroeconomics: Role of monetary policy in economic boom.

Development Economics: The effectiveness of microfinance in poverty reduction.

Environmental Economics: Costs versus benefits of renewable energy development

Behavioural Economics: Influencing consumer spending through social media

More than just an academic exercise, projects in the best economics colleges in Pune can present a chance to tackle urgent problems while helping to hone your critical thinking skills. Let curiosity drive you toward something you are passionate about to produce work that stands out among similar works.