*?119 Million DOGE Sent to Robinhood, Market Impact Feared*

? Over 119 million Dogecoin, worth $11.7 million, was transferred from an unknown wallet to Robinhood. This large move raises concerns of a potential sell-off, increasing bearish sentiment in the DOGE market.

? Dogecoin is down 2.87% in the last 24 hours, trading at $0.09629. The overall market has dropped 3.6%, with the crypto market cap falling below $2 trillion.

? US Bitcoin ETFs ‘on track’ to top Satoshi’s BTC stack soon

United States Bitcoin ETFs have added around 37,510 BTC to their holdings each month on average and could soon surpass Satoshi Nakamoto's estimated stash.

Crypto speak: Shitcoin.
Not all cryptocurrencies are created equal. Some are built to stand the test of time, while others have no business existing: The latter are called “shitcoins.”

Unless you enjoy losing money, investing in shitcoins is a bad idea.

Often, these kinds of coins have poor technical fundamentals, and their teams come off as ostensible scammers. These coins have one goal: to scam users for their money.

Before investing in any project, remember to do your own homework and scrutinize every detail.

The top three shitcoin red flags:
▪️ A weak team. Every crypto project has devoted and experienced developers composing its core team. If team members are unknown and appear out of nowhere, you’re likely dealing with a shitcoin.

▪️ Zero use cases. Strong crypto projects have ambitious goals, innovate, and genuinely strive to improve the world and the crypto industry. You can’t make the world a better place if your coin does absolutely nothing. If it’s useless, it’s a shitcoin.

▪️ Aggressive marketing. Shitcoin creators have zero intentions of investing time or money into expanding their projects. Instead, they concentrate their energy on marketing their product, making claims of huge returns that are too good to be true. If a project just wants attention, it’s a shitcoin.

Shitcoins, unfortunately, are everywhere, so stay alert to avoid them!

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?Yesterday Ethereum-holders bought 298,000 ETH - this became the second largest daily purchase in Ethereum's history.

The record purchase was recorded on September 11, 2023. Then 317,000 ETH were bought in one day.

⚒ The average cost of mining 1 BTC increased to $74,600 - after halving the figure at one point reached $94,320, which led to the shutdown of some equipment to a short-term decrease in hash rate.

It can be assumed that at the moment, it is mainly large companies that have a significant financial cushion or access to a "cheap outlet" that remain profitable.

Hackers stole about $35 million from Atomic Wallet.

Hackers broke into the Atomic Wallet decentralized wallet and stole cryptocurrency worth about $35 million, according to estimates of the on-chain detective ZachXBT.

According to his information, the largest amount stolen from one address was 7.95 million Tether (USDT).

This hack has caused severe damage to users and the wallet’s reputation — especially considering that it is still unclear exactly how the hack happened.

Crypto speak: Pleb/normie
“Pleb” or “normie” is just a person with a low or zero understanding of cryptocurrencies and an average income.

Sometimes, a pleb can be an enlightened crypto investor but a victim of the machinations of wealthier investors.

In other words, a pleb is an ordinary person.

Yes, it sounds insulting? But that’s how it is in the crypto space =)

Crypto speak: Paper hands
You’re already familiar with the term “diamond hands,” but today, we’ll look at its opposite — “paper hands.”

Paper hands are investors who succumb to FOMO and FUD and sell their assets too early because they’re afraid to take risks.

Such depositors start selling off their coins at the first signs of a drop in price.

Remember: Having nerves of steel will serve you better in this industry?