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How to Increase the Chances of winning Online Slot Machines The most obvious difference between online and land-based slot machine games is the obvious physical distinctions in the location of the machines. In the land-based slot machine, the gamer pulls an lever a certain number of times to spin the reels and take home a reward. If a slot spins, no matter how many times you pull the handle or pull the lever, it simply stops and does not count. This is one of the reasons why playing slots in land-based casinos can be more expensive than playing online casinos. Online casinos don’t suffer from this issue because their machines can spin 1000 times before the reels stop. …
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We had adopted a working hypothesis that the after recording lows in early July that the greenback was going to retrace the last leg down that began around June 23. That appeared to run its course around July 17. We anticipated last week's pullback. However, the price action warns that the dollar's upside correction may not be over. The challenge is that next week is among the busiest of the year. Three G7 central banks meet--the Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan, and the Bank of Canada. The US and the eurozone release their first estimates of Q2 GDP. The eurozone also reports its preliminary estimate of July CPI and the US sees its PCE deflator. The week begins with US…
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Legislation moving through the United States Congress could eliminate a key tax credit aimed at supporting domestic production of critical minerals, raising concern among mining companies and investors about the future of American supply chain independence and the financing of new projects. The so-called One Big Beautiful Bill, introduced earlier this year and passed by the House of Representatives in May, proposes phasing out the Section 45X advanced manufacturing production credit, which was introduced under the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act. The credit provides a 10% tax incentive for the domestic extraction, processing and recycling of key battery and industria…
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In a major blow for the crypto industry, several bills championed by President Donald Trump failed to pass a crucial procedural vote in the House of Representatives on Tuesday. According to CNBC, the final tally stood at 196-223, with 13 Republican representatives siding with Democrats to block the motion, marking a rare moment of dissent among House Republicans. House Rejects Key Crypto Legislation The proposed legislation included notable measures such as the GENIUS Act, which aimed to establish regulatory clarity for cryptocurrencies including stablecoins, which have gained notable traction over the past months among traditional firms. In light of the failed vote,…
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Grauber Contesoto, also known as the ‘Doge Coin Millionaire‘, announced last week that he is now a PEPE millionaire with his holdings exceeding $1.11 million. Contesoto made his name in the 2021 bull market after his DOGE investment hit 7-figures; however, the memecoin trader did not take profits, meaning his millionaire status washed away during the bear market. Doge Coin Millionaire Now A PEPE Millionaire After Swapping ETH Holdings For The Green Frog The former Doge Coin Millionaire stated that he holds PEPE across six separate wallets, amounting to more than $1 million. Contesoto still holds his DOGE coin stack, with his holdings amounting to 5 million DOGE, cur…
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A well-known crypto voice has stirred the pot by saying XRP could one day challenge Bitcoin’s top spot. His name is Charles Shrem, the guy behind the Blockchain Backer channel on YouTube. He’s been bullish on XRP for years. Now he’s saying outright that the altcoin is a threat to Bitcoin. That claim comes at a time when the altcoin is still trailing behind Bitcoin’s recent rally. XRP’s Rise And Fall Against Bitcoin According to charts, XRP jumped over 200% against Bitcoin from November 2024 to January 2025. That was an eye-popping move. Then things went south. Since February 2025, XRP lost about 30% against Bitcoin. Bitcoin, on the other hand, set new all-time highs aft…
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Six months into the job, British Columbia’s Critical Minerals Minister Jagrup Brar says major mine permitting timelines have narrowed by over a third, as new mining rules are set to hasten new applications. The government is to test its new parallel-review process in BC’s northwestern ‘Golden Triangle’ region, Premier David Eby announced on Monday. The framework seeks to boost critical-mineral output and support community development. This will happen through agreements with First Nations that are based on consent. MABC maps opportunities for British Columbia as a global player in critical minerals markets “We have made significant progress while not compromi…
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In a post late Wednesday, independent technician CasiTrades—followed by 20,000 accounts on the platform—warned that “the market is officially out of time” and that XRP’s multi-month coil has compressed to the tipping point. Why XRP ‘Is Out Of Time’ “After months of tightening, the XRP consolidation has finally reached its apex and something big is coming next,” she wrote. “There are only two paths from here: either the explosive breakout we’ve been waiting for begins now, or we see one final sharp drop to support that ignites the breakout we’ve all been preparing for.” CasiTrades’ roadmap turns on a single price: $2.25. XRP has probed that level repeatedly since the fi…
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In a livestream broadcast on X, independent market technician Kevin, known online as @Kev_Capital_TA, argued that crypto markets are only now entering what he called “the real bull run,” pointing to a confluence of technical signals, macroeconomic data and inter-market correlations that he believes have not been fully appreciated by traders. The Real Bull Run Starts Here Kevin placed particular emphasis on the behavior of Tether dominance (USDT.D), the share of crypto market capitalization held in the dollar-pegged stablecoin. The analyst displayed two long-term logarithmic USDT.D charts, each showing an initial sharp decline followed by what he described as a “rising ch…
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In a fresh post to X on 21 July, long-time cryptoc sceptic and gold advocate Peter Schiff urged holders of Ethereum (ETH) to exit while prices hover “near the upper end of its trading range.” “If you own any, this is a great time to sell,” he wrote, adding that—painful though it was for him to admit—flipping the proceeds into Bitcoin “is a better trade than holding Ether.” Sell Ethereum, Buy Bitcoin Schiff doubled down when quizzed by followers. “It’s not [better] as far as I’m concerned. I’m just looking at the charts,” he replied, arguing that Ethereum’s narrative faces “more acknowledged competition” than Bitcoin’s digital-gold storyline. At pixel time Ether changes …
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A provocative post from crypto commentator Vincent Van Code suggests that Bitcoin was simply the experiment, while XRP represents the final form of money. In a detailed post on the social media platform X, Van Code outlined his theory, suggesting that XRP’s limitless liquidity design makes it far better for global finance than Bitcoin’s fixed-supply model. Bitcoin Changed Everything, But Isn’t the Final Stop Bitcoin introduced the world to the concept of decentralized digital currency with a limited supply. It broke away from traditional finance by removing the authority of banks and creating a decentralized system. The idea that money could exist entirely in digital for…
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Across the American West, thousands of abandoned hardrock mines continue to leach acidic, metal-laden water into rivers and streams. These sites, many over a century old, still scar landscapes and burden ecosystems. The US Bureau of Land Management estimates there are more than 500,000 mine “features” across the country — a broad category that includes exploratory shafts, tunnels, and waste piles. Not all are hazardous, but many are. State agencies, Tribal governments, and conservation nonprofits have long tried to address the damage. But under federal laws including the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) and the Clean Wate…
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Alexander Hagen, CEO of Oslo based Ace Digital, revealed that he thought that his company would be the first in Europe to pioneer a Bitcoin ecosystem company. “I got a congratulations message from Michael Saylor. We thought we’re going to be number two. Now, we’re probably going to be number eight or something,” he said on 19 June 2025, talking during the Nordic Blockchain Association. “But we have our strategy,” he added, “and we’re going to be firm about it. We differ from most of the others by protecting our downside risk.” “We are kind of a Bitcoin ecosystem company. We will develop product and services alongside a Bitcoin strategy- that is pretty much different f…
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The co-founder of Strategy (formerly known as MicroStrategy), Michael Saylor, appeared on Bloomberg to assure crypto enthusiasts and Bitcoinists that “Winter is not coming back.” On Tuesday, 10 June 2025, Saylor told Bloomberg, “We’re past that phase; if Bitcoin’s not going to zero, it’s going to $1 million.” He cited US President Donald Trump’s pro-crypto stance as evidence to support his statements. “Paul Atkins has shown himself to be an enthusiastic believer of Bitcoin and digital assets,” he added. While speaking to Bloomberg, Saylor also highlighted that the growing number of public companies purchasing Bitcoin are buying “the entire natural supply.” Saylor pointe…
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Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Paul Atkins has declared “a new day” for the SEC, as he pledged to reshape the agency’s approach to crypto assets through transparent, participatory rulemaking with a focus on investor protection. Atkins insisted that he has seen first-hand how ambiguous or nonexistent regulations in the digital asset space create uncertainty and inhibit innovation. While giving a testimony before the US Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Financial Services and General Government on 3 June 2025, Atkins said, “How we implement regulations at the SEC is crucial; it is one thing to write a regulation, quite another for it to achieve its intended …
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“Guess what! One BTC is still one BTC, but all the other assets are deprecating against Bitcoin,” said Romain Braud, Head of Digital Assets at Arab Bank Switzerland. “So it’s a race to accumulate Bitcoin right now. And the race already started for the people awakened from the financial system.” “Bitcoin probably is becoming, for early investors, a gold standard, like the new gold reserve,” he added. Braud took to stage during the Nordic Blockchain Association on 18 June 2025 and said, “So the reality is Bitcoin is widespread among not only the crypto believers but also institutions and all the sophisticated investors. Bitcoin is probably one of the assets that you sh…
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Bitcoin has surged back above $118,000 after a minor dip yesterday night, showing that the crypto bull run might be in its early phase. This recovery has also positively impacted other major cryptos, including Ethereum, Hyperliquid, XRP, and Solana, which have all bounced. This rebound comes amidst growing institutional demand and positive market sentiment. Inflows into crypto have increased, and altcoins like Ethereum and Solana are benefiting. Additionally, regulatory developments like the US crypto bills are contributing to the overall bullish trajectory. Bitcoin is leading, and analysts are eyeing the $120,000 mark as the next significant resistance level. Some are …
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Bitcoin faced heavy selling pressure after the news that Galaxy Digital reportedly sold off 10,000 BTC worth $1.18 billion. They later added more pressure by sending another 2,850 BTC ($330 million) to exchanges just minutes before the market started to slide. Over the last 24 hours, more than $731 million in crypto positions were liquidated, according to CoinGlass. Nearly 214,000 traders were caught in the move, many of them betting on further price increases. Ethereum dropped 1.3% to $3,598 and saw $104 million in long positions wiped out. Dogecoin took an even bigger hit, falling 7% to $0.22 and losing $26 million in longs. Despite the drop, crypto sentiment remains…
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It’s the weekend again, and it is the time again to reflect back what the week has brought to the market and time to find the best crypto to buy now, or next week for non weekend traders. After the weekdays chops, ETH ▲1.48%, SOL ▲4.64%, and BNB ▲1.87% have led with notable gains, conversely, BTC ▲1.47% and XRP ▲2.18%have trailed, with Bitcoin slightly down and XRP seeing a steeper decline after breaching ATH earlier in the week. Looking back, it might be time to read between the lines. Is the alt season coming, or is it already happening? Will market keeps pumping or it is time to sell all? As Benjamin Franklin says “By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail,” …
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The price of PUMP has nosedived after co-founder Alon Cohen revealed that the highly anticipated airdrop isn’t happening anytime soon. The announcement came during an interview with ThreadGuy and immediately triggered a wave of panic selling. The crash also comes amid broader market weakness, with Bitcoin hovering just above $117,000 and investors closely watching its next move. Altcoins are losing steam: XRP is down 12%, Solana has dropped 8%, while Ethereum is holding up slightly better with a 3% dip. Within hours of Alon’s statement, two early investor wallets offloaded a combined 1.25 billion PUMP tokens, worth around $3.81 million, at an average price of $0.00305. …
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A set of NFT collections tied to Matt Furie, the creator of the Pepe meme, and the ChainSaw studio have been hit by a string of contract hijacks that led to more than $1 million being stolen. Attackers took control of mint contracts, drained revenue, and issued new tokens, wiping out value and leaving collectors stunned. Many fans were shocked to see the Pepe creator’s NFT projects targeted by attackers with deep access to mint functions. The theft wasn’t a one-time hit. It unfolded in stages, across multiple days and multiple collections, suggesting careful planning and a deep understanding of how the projects were structured. The fact that the attackers gained control …
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A well-known cryptocurrency attorney and XRP advocate, John Deaton, is urging investors to stay bullish on Bitcoin even as it hovers near $106,000. He’s put about 80% of his net worth into BTC at an average price below $25,000. Rather than fret over today’s high sticker, he says the odds favor more gains ahead than losses. Deaton’s Big Bet According to Deaton, buying at six figures isn’t too late. He calls today’s price range “more asymmetrical,” meaning the upside is greater than the downside. He’s put 80% of his wealth into Bitcoin. His average entry cost was less than $25,000. Still, he sees room to run even from around $106,000. Macro Concerns Drive Interest Based …
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Bitcoin rose above the $122,000 mark on Monday. According to data from CoinGecko, prices briefly topped that level before pulling back slightly. The jump comes in the face of strong inflows into spot bitcoin ETFs and growing institutional interest. Traders watched as the largest cryptocurrency by market cap set yet another record. Bitcoin ETFs Explode Based on reports, Bitcoin ETFs saw $1.20 billion flow in on Thursday alone. That was the biggest single‑day haul of 2025. Last week, QCP Capital said institutional flows into spot BTC ETFs topped $2 billion. These numbers suggest big players are betting on more upside. Open interest on futures now exceeds $43 billion. F…
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Everyone buys BTC ▼-0.06% at the price they deserve, and Polymarket soon believes that will be $125,000. A majority now backs BTC to clear $125,000 before July’s clock runs out; another sign that institutional and retail euphoria is outpacing caution as crypto legislation takes shape in D.C. Current odds show 36% betting on a $125K breakout, while belief in loftier highs thins out fast: only 11% see $130K in reach, with just 3% gunning for $140K and a lone 1% clinging to $150K. Here’s what the TA says if Bitcoin can rise to $125,000: (Polymarket) Trump Signs Pro-Crypto Bills as Market Momentum Builds This market optimism follows a flurry of legislative victories for th…
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Bitcoin may be gearing up for a renewed surge, but according to trader Josh Olszewicz, the bullish setup is walking a macroeconomic tightrope—and one wrong move could send everything tumbling. In his June 16 “Macro Monday” update, Olszewicz laid out a broad-based technical and macroeconomic case for why BTC is holding firm near all-time highs, while warning that the market’s resilience is underpinned by a single, fragile macro factor: liquidity. $150K Bitcoin? Only If Powell Doesn’t Pull The Plug “Crypto clearly doesn’t care. Legacy clearly doesn’t care,” Olszewicz said, referring to the continued rally in risk assets despite no rate cuts from the Federal Reserve. “Both …
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