Igor Statsenko
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Igor Statsenko
MemberJune 30, 2024 at 9:16 am in reply to: TON ALPHA: Hamster Kombat (Hottest game since Axie Infinity)Hey all here’s the daily combo card
you have to upgrade each of the cards to get the combo prize of 5,000,000
If you haven’t joined hamster combat yet, please join using my link: https://t.me/hamster_Kombat_bot/start?startapp=kentId905791364
i have a good feeling about when this airdrop comes out but also saw on their roadmap they expect to launch in July so time might be shorter
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Igor Statsenko
MemberJune 29, 2024 at 11:55 am in reply to: TON ALPHA: Hamster Kombat (Hottest game since Axie Infinity)🏆 Major hack to getting the daily combo!
Video tutorial: https://drive.google.com/file/d/15mO795CkyfZcN44JPtXSPO8Ssm_yIIKB/view?usp=drivesdk
Daily combo website: https://giveawaylisting.com/hamster-kombat/hamster-kombat-daily-combo-cards/
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Igor Statsenko
MemberJune 14, 2024 at 5:47 pm in reply to: How do you discontinue the course subscription ?Reach out to [email protected]
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🌹 ALPHA PORTFOLIO, JUNE MOVES:
I dca’d $250 into FET & $250 into RNDR
I believe AI will continue being a flagship sector of the crypto market and right now I took advantage of the dip we’re having.
Excited for the rest of the year to unfold!
Stay safe y’all, not financial advice 😉
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Hey William, this is all natural and expected price action. If you look at the past halving events bitcoin didn’t start moving until 90-180 days after the halving. You don’t want $100k bitcoin right now, you want more time to buy cheap crypto 😉
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If your membership is Apex or higher reach out to ascension and they’ll let you know how you can book one on one continuum coaching with an ARC coach 🙂
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Igor Statsenko
MemberMay 1, 2024 at 12:51 pm in reply to: DOP Testnet Airdrop Walkthrough (15 mins for FREE money) -
I got stopped out so you saved yourself a few bucks. Leverage doesn’t matter, what matters is how much you’re risking per trade. I only risked $100. I’m taking out 1/3 at each TP. I will be on the lookout for additional entries and have created a watchlist of some setups I’m watching, primarily on the list I made in the final tech Tuesday marathon we had at the end.
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Igor Statsenko
MemberJune 29, 2024 at 11:11 am in reply to: TON ALPHA: Hamster Kombat (Hottest game since Axie Infinity)It’s a mobile wallet connected to your telegram
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Hey Sicelo,
I recommend joining us for the next MV Essentials session this Wednesday, where I’ll demonstrate how you can purchase $100 worth of TAURUS tokens on Uniswap. If you’d prefer to buy them now, make sure you’re on the Ethereum network and use the link below to access the TAURUS token pair on Uniswap.
Uniswap link: https://app.uniswap.org/swap?outputCurrency=0x4819aC09e4619748b1cDF657283A948731fa6Ab6&chain=ethereum
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Great question! An ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) isn’t just about buying—it’s also about selling. While ETFs do indeed make it easier for people to buy Bitcoin, they also make it easier for people to sell Bitcoin. This means that for every buyer, there’s potentially a seller.
Here’s a simple breakdown of how it works:
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Market Accessibility: ETFs expand the market accessibility of Bitcoin by allowing traditional investors to get exposure to Bitcoin without needing to directly buy and store the cryptocurrency. This can lead to increased demand, but it also brings in participants who are looking to trade and take profits.
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Buying and Selling: Just like any other asset, the price of Bitcoin is influenced by both buying and selling activities. While there might be a lot of buying from ETF investors, there could also be significant selling pressure from other holders or traders within the ETF.
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Price Impact: The price of Bitcoin is determined by the overall balance of buying and selling in the market. If there are as many sellers as buyers, the price might not move as much as you’d expect, even with new demand coming from ETFs.
In summary, while ETFs do make it easier for more people to buy Bitcoin, they also facilitate selling. The balance of these activities is what ultimately determines the price. The real benefit of an ETF is that it broadens the market and increases liquidity, but it doesn’t guarantee a one-way trip to higher prices. Hope this helps clarify things!
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S just means “Sell”