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Recently, I have noticed that more and more people are interested in hold coin — a long-term cryptocurrency holding strategy instead of frequent trading. Actually, this is not a new trend, but it remains one of the most effective ways to optimize profits from the crypto market.
Simply put, what is hold coin? It’s when you buy a coin you trust and hold it for the long term without constantly monitoring the market or trading frequently. Unlike trading, which requires close attention, hold coin allows you to focus on long-term benefits and avoid negative emotions caused by short-term price fluctu

Today I finally understand the units on the trading platform. At first, I saw unfamiliar numbers like 1K, 1M, and 1E and couldn’t figure out what they meant. Turns out it’s simple: 1K is 1,000, 1M is 1 million, and 1E is 100 million. The hardest part is figuring out how much money 1B is—it’s 1 billion. And 1T is even bigger: 1 trillion. When trading, if you don’t know these numbers, it’s easy to get confused. Now when I look at the trading pairs, I understand better, and 1B—how much money it represents—doesn’t feel strange anymore. Everyone should know these common basics before entering the m

I recently paid attention to an interesting blockchain project — Gravity (G). You’ve probably heard it mentioned quite a bit within the crypto community. So, what is Gravity and why is it worth following?
Gravity is the native token of the Gravity blockchain, a Layer 1 blockchain developed by Galxe, officially launched in July 2024. It is designed to address the limitations of current blockchains by integrating multiple advanced technologies.
What makes Gravity special? First is speed and scalability. Gravity uses ZK-proofs (Zero-Knowledge Proofs) to process and verify transactions quickly, al

Just after CES 2026, I am still overwhelmed by Jensen Huang's "big move" this time from NVIDIA. Instead of continuing to release consumer graphics cards like every year, the old man unveiled a 2.5-ton "bomb" on stage—the Vera Rubin computing platform. But the interesting part isn't the weight; it's the strategy behind it.
One notable point: NVIDIA usually changes only 1-2 chips per generation, but this time they redesigned 6 types of chips simultaneously. Why? Moore's Law is slowing down, AI models are increasing tenfold every year, so there's no choice but to innovate across the entire system

I just learned about JST and realized that it is a pretty interesting DeFi project on TRON. Many people still wonder what JST is, so today I will share some things I’ve learned.
JST is the governance token of the JUST platform, built on the TRC-20 standard. This project launched an IEO on Poloniex’s Launchbase in early 2020, although not everyone had the opportunity to buy at that time. However, its price after the IEO increased significantly, about 5 times the initial price. Currently, according to the latest data, JST is trading around $0.06.
But what is JST besides being a token? It also pl

I recently noticed an interesting point about how Mozambique is restructuring their immigration system. Instead of continuing with chaotic manual processing procedures, they have decided to switch to a fully digital eVisa platform, and the results are quite impressive.
Previously, Mozambique's visa framework was a mess. Travelers had to wait with unpredictable approval times, ongoing payment issues, and airlines also didn't know the status of passenger registrations. These bottlenecks directly affected tourism planning and created instability. Such helpless situations prompted reforms.
But thi

Just a quick look at the data from Cirium on the impact of the Middle East conflict on the aviation industry is quite shocking. Over 4 million seats have been removed from schedules since the escalation at the end of February. This figure is equivalent to more than 2 million seats canceled just for arriving flights, with a similar number for departing flights.
What caught my attention most is that 56% of arriving flights have been canceled — nearly 10,300 flights. This creates an emergency situation as hundreds of thousands of foreign nationals need to be evacuated. The UK alone has over 130,0

Recently, I noticed a bold move by Bitdeer — the company completely wiped out its Bitcoin holdings, reducing from 943 BTC to zero in one go. They sold all newly mined production (189.8 BTC) as well as old reserves. Usually, mining companies retain some Bitcoin, but Bitdeer seems to be changing its strategy entirely. It’s unclear whether this is a permanent move or just temporary.
What’s interesting is that while selling all their Bitcoin, Bitdeer is expanding their mining operations very aggressively. Their self-managed hashrate has now surpassed Marathon Digital, making them the largest publi

Seeing the price above 0.58 is a pretty positive signal; it seems like market makers are preparing something. If there isn't a sharp drop or panic selling today, there’s a possibility of a new high soon. As long as it doesn't fall below 0.53, there's still hope. There might be some correction then, but that's okay. It could go up to 0.9999 or close to 1, just need to keep a close watch 😂 What do you all think?

I want to share a few tips about the important trading hours during the day according to Vietnam time, because it really affects how I set up my positions.
The European session's timing depends on the season. Currently, it's summer, so the European (London) session starts at 14:00 and ends at 23:00 Vietnam time. In winter, it would be from 15:00 to 00:00. The American (New York) session in summer is from 19:00 to 04:00 Vietnam time, and in winter from 20:00 to 05:00.
The most important thing is what time the European session is and when it overlaps with the US session. From 19:00 to 23:00 Viet

I just heard a story from a Swedish boyfriend, and it really made me reflect on how different cultures perceive human value.
Here's what happened: He went on his first date with a girl in Sweden. Usually, I would expect standard questions like "What do you do?" or "What’s your income?"—questions that assess social status. But no, the girl only asked about favorite movies, books she’s read, and places she’s visited. It wasn’t until he was curious and asked back, "Why don’t you ask me about my job?"
Her response was truly surprising: "If I ask about your job, I’m indirectly asking about your mon

I just want to share a genre of science fiction that I really like — what is cyberpunk and why does it stimulate so many people's imaginations.
Cyberpunk is essentially a way of viewing the future, but not a bright future that everyone hopes for. Instead, it depicts a world where technology has gone far beyond control, creating enormous inequalities between those in power and those who are not. Governments and large corporations hold absolute power, while ordinary people lose their freedom and privacy.
But what's interesting is that this genre isn't just about technology — it's about people. T

I just realized that many people in the crypto community still don't truly understand what hashrate is, even though it's a pretty important concept for grasping the market dynamics of Bitcoin. If you don't know, hashrate is simply a measure of the total computational power of the Bitcoin network—that is, all mining machines combined can perform how many calculations per second.
The interesting part is that a higher hashrate = a more secure network. Why? Because to attack Bitcoin, bad actors would need to have more computational power than the entire network combined, which is nearly impossible

Recently, I have noticed a quite common phenomenon in the crypto community — many people are discussing what shill is and how it influences their investment decisions. This is truly an issue that every investor needs to understand clearly.
Simply put, shill refers to activities that promote or market a project or token through media and social networks. But what makes it dangerous is the way it is often carried out — usually accompanied by exaggerated, incomplete, or even fake information. Shill coin is basically a technique to create false interest, rapidly inflate the price, and then sell of

Everyone is aware of this issue — you want to perform a transaction on Ethereum, but the gas fees are so high that it's almost unimaginable, and then you have to wait a long time. That’s exactly why rollups are becoming a hot topic in the crypto community right now.
Rollups are basically a way for blockchains to process many transactions simultaneously without running everything on the main network. Instead of handling each transaction individually on-chain, rollups perform them off-chain, bundle them together, and then submit compressed data back to the base blockchain. This approach helps re

I've been trading for a while and have noticed many people asking about scalping — this strategy is really effective but not as easy as many think.
What is scalping? Simply put, it involves buying and selling assets within very short time frames, sometimes just a few minutes or even seconds. Instead of waiting for large market movements, scalpers look for small price discrepancies between buy and sell prices and accumulate small profits over time. Each trade may yield only a little profit, but when you make dozens or even hundreds of trades each day, the gains add up.
The main difference betwe

I just looked back at the prominent Web 3.0 projects from 2023, and there are actually a few noteworthy points that many people might not have fully realized.
Many still think Web 3.0 is just an abstract concept, but in reality, Web 3.0 projects have already started changing the way we interact with data and the internet. The biggest difference compared to Web 2.0 is decentralization – users truly control their data instead of being managed by big corporations.
First is Ethereum. It’s no coincidence that it has become the backbone for most decentralized applications. Created by Vitalik Buterin