💲 Tether USDT boosts US Dollar dominance in emerging markets, with 450M+ users in developing countries, growing by 30M+ quarterly.

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⭐️ The most significant Rise & Fall of the top tokens over the past week.

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📰 Just Good to Know

Who are crypto whales — and why should you care?

❕ In crypto, whales are individuals or entities holding massive amounts of a coin — often enough to move markets with a single trade. Their actions can stir fear, spark rallies, or trigger sell-offs.

If a whale sells big, prices can tank fast. Panic spreads, retail traders rush to exit, and sharp investors start hunting for discounts. On the flip side, when whales start accumulating, supply dries up, prices rise, and the crowd rushes in.

To stay ahead, traders track large wallet flows, unusual volume spikes, and order book shifts — the subtle clues that reveal when whales are making their move.

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⭐️ New Major #1

Pavel Durov has lost his lead in the @Major app for the first time ever. Chinese investor Fuhao acquired one million $MAJOR tokens in a single transaction, claiming #1 spot in the @Major Top ranking.

The in-app marketplace remains in high demand. Thousands of NFT numbers are being rented out, which provides opportunities to earn $MAJOR tokens.

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🪙 Michael Saylor once again emphasized Bitcoin's freedom.

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🪙 Just Fun Fact: On August 15, 2010, a hacker almost killed Bitcoin by creating 184.467 Billion BTC in the Value Overflow Incident.

Satoshi Nakamoto saved the day with a quick hard fork, wiping out the excess coins.

A bug in Bitcoin’s code failed to handle massive transaction outputs, letting the hacker generate 8,784 times more Bitcoins than ever should exist in one go.

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⭐️ The $MAJOR token surged significantly, making it to the top gainers list.

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🪙 Michael Saylor drops fresh hints that Strategy₿ will be buying more BTC

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📰 Just History

🪙 Historical BTC prices on Easter day

2012: $5.14
2013: $118
2014: $501
2015: $222
2016: $435
2017: $1,211
2018: $8,286
2019: $5,304
2020: $7,186
2021: $55,681
2022: $41,501
2023: $28,823
2024: $63,851
2025: $84,484 

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🔜 Just Upcoming

• Blockchain Forum 2025 — Moscow, Russia (April 23–25)

• TOKEN2049 — Dubai, UAE (April 30 – May 1)

• Consensus Toronto 2025 — Toronto, Canada (May 14)

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⭐️ The Most Important Only.

— New Major #1

— TON is now available on MoonPay across the USA

— Eric Trump will speak at TOKEN2049

— Major App partners with Split.tg

— Binance advises governments on crypto regulations

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🪙 Michael Saylor says: “Based on public data as of Q1 2025, over 13,000 institutions and 814,000 retail accounts hold $MSTR directly”.

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🔖🔖⬜️🔖 from $84,660 to 87,608

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⚡️ Circle, issuer of the USDC stablecoin, launches a new payments and money transfers network

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🪙 Arthur Hayes, BitMEX co-founder says: “This might be the last chance you have to buy BTC < $100k”.

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🪙 Strategy₿ has acquired 6,556 BTC ($555.8M)

🔄 Earlier: Michael Saylor’s post.

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🔥 Deutsche Bank and Standard Chartered are reportedly considering US crypto expansion as institutions revisit the sector

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⚡️ Circle, BitGo and other crypto firms plan to apply for bank charters or licenses

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⚡️ Paul Atkins sworn in as new SEC Chairman

Earlier: US Senate confirmation.

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📰 Just Good to Know

Key differences between gold-backed and USD-backed stablecoins

💲 Some of USD-backed: USDT, USDC, DAI (partially).
⭐️ Some of gold-backed: PAXG, XAUT, DGX.

• Collateral: Gold-backed stablecoins are tied to physical gold; USD-backed ones are pegged to US dollars or cash equivalents.

• Stability: Gold-backed stablecoins fluctuate with gold prices; USD-backed ones aim for a steady 1:1 dollar peg but can depeg.

• Liquidity: USD-backed stablecoins are more liquid and widely used in trading, payments, and DeFi; gold-backed ones have lower liquidity.

• Adoption: USD-backed stablecoins (e.g., USDT, USDC) dominate crypto ecosystems; gold-backed ones are niche but growing.

• Use Cases: Gold-backed stablecoins suit inflation hedging; USD-backed ones are ideal for transactions and financial services.

• Regulation: USD-backed stablecoins face stricter US regulations; gold-backed ones have fewer regulatory frameworks.

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