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🚀🚀$PEPE shows growth, maybe by 2025 it will rise by another 15%, let's sink this project, maybe we'll have time to make money on it. But we need to act quickly so that it doesn't fall, statistics show almost to 0.000030, but this is purely my opinion, don't miss your chance!!!
🚀🚀$PEPE shows growth, maybe by 2025 it will rise by another 15%, let's sink this project, maybe we'll have time to make money on it.
But we need to act quickly so that it doesn't fall, statistics show almost to 0.000030, but this is purely my opinion, don't miss your chance!!!
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#ПоделитесьСвоимиМыслямиОBTC One of the largest funds managing capital in the tens of billions has named the reasons for the continued growth of Bitcoin next year "RBC-Crypto" does not provide investment advice; the material is published solely for informational purposes. Cryptocurrency is a volatile asset that can lead to financial losses. After the U.S. presidential elections, the price of Bitcoin set a new historical maximum, reaching $93,000 on November 13. Matthew Sigel, head of digital asset research at investment company VanEck, expects, as reported by TheBlock, that in the next six months the price of the leading cryptocurrency could reach even greater heights, within $180,000. Starting from November 5, the day of the U.S. presidential elections, Bitcoin has risen by about 30%, trading at $88,000 on November 15, according to Coinmarketcap. The price peak occurred on November 13, at around $93,000. As Sigel noted, the growth may continue into 2025.
#ПоделитесьСвоимиМыслямиОBTC
One of the largest funds managing capital in the tens of billions has named the reasons for the continued growth of Bitcoin next year

"RBC-Crypto" does not provide investment advice; the material is published solely for informational purposes. Cryptocurrency is a volatile asset that can lead to financial losses.

After the U.S. presidential elections, the price of Bitcoin set a new historical maximum, reaching $93,000 on November 13. Matthew Sigel, head of digital asset research at investment company VanEck, expects, as reported by TheBlock, that in the next six months the price of the leading cryptocurrency could reach even greater heights, within $180,000.

Starting from November 5, the day of the U.S. presidential elections, Bitcoin has risen by about 30%, trading at $88,000 on November 15, according to Coinmarketcap. The price peak occurred on November 13, at around $93,000. As Sigel noted, the growth may continue into 2025.
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Blockchain: what it is and how it is used in finance Blockchain is the latest technology, interest in which has grown alongside the popularity of cryptocurrencies. Today, it is widely discussed not only in the financial world. Blockchain is already being tested for storing and processing personal data and identification, in marketing, and in computer games. But what is blockchain? Let's break it down letter by letter. In literal translation, blockchain is a continuous chain of blocks. It contains all records of transactions - even for tulip bulbs in a botanical garden. Unlike regular databases, these records cannot be changed or deleted; new ones can only be added. If the number of tulips decreases (due to frost or if they are eaten by rodents), the accounting book retains the information about how many there were before. It is not edited or deleted, but a new record appears stating that there are fewer tulips and where they have gone. Blockchain is also called distributed ledger technology because the entire chain of transactions and the current list of owners are stored on the computers of many independent users. Even if one or several computers fail, the information will not be lost.
Blockchain: what it is and how it is used in finance
Blockchain is the latest technology, interest in which has grown alongside the popularity of cryptocurrencies. Today, it is widely discussed not only in the financial world. Blockchain is already being tested for storing and processing personal data and identification, in marketing, and in computer games. But what is blockchain? Let's break it down letter by letter.
In literal translation, blockchain is a continuous chain of blocks. It contains all records of transactions - even for tulip bulbs in a botanical garden. Unlike regular databases, these records cannot be changed or deleted; new ones can only be added.

If the number of tulips decreases (due to frost or if they are eaten by rodents), the accounting book retains the information about how many there were before. It is not edited or deleted, but a new record appears stating that there are fewer tulips and where they have gone.
Blockchain is also called distributed ledger technology because the entire chain of transactions and the current list of owners are stored on the computers of many independent users. Even if one or several computers fail, the information will not be lost.
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Greetings dear friends, there is BTC here which, if it rises, will also raise other cryptocurrencies, so I suggest working specifically with it. If you buy BTC every week for 20 dollars for 1 year, you will be amazed by its rise and will see the results $BTC #BTC☀️ #ToncoinSurge #bnbCoin
Greetings dear friends, there is BTC here which, if it rises, will also raise other cryptocurrencies, so I suggest working specifically with it.
If you buy BTC every week for 20 dollars for 1 year, you will be amazed by its rise and will see the results
$BTC #BTC☀️ #ToncoinSurge #bnbCoin
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