$2B+ liquidated.One of the biggest liqudation in recent times.Don't try to catch the falling knife.
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07 Jan, 16:52
๐จNOW: The entire crypto market has seen over $200M in liquidations in the past hour.
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
19 Dec, 20:32
$1.25B liquidated from the crypto market in the past 24 hours. ๐
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
13 Dec, 11:46
๐JUST IN: BlackRock's Ethereum ETF surpasses $3B in inflows as experts predict $ETH could surge to $15,000.โ๏ธโ๏ธ
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
11 Dec, 13:59
JUST IN: $1,000,000,000 $USDT minted at Tether Treasury on Ethereum.
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
10 Dec, 03:36
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In the past 24 hours 581,734 traders were liquidated.
๐ The total liquidations comes in at $1.75 billion.
๐ The total liquidations comes in at $1.75 billion.
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
07 Dec, 16:05
JUST IN: ๐บ๐ธ US Treasury compares Bitcoin to digital gold.
The "primary use case for Bitcoin seems to be a store of value aka digital gold."
The "primary use case for Bitcoin seems to be a store of value aka digital gold."
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
04 Dec, 18:07
BREAKING: ๐บ๐ธ President-elect Trump officially selects pro-crypto Paul Atkins to replace Gary Gensler as SEC Chair.
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
03 Dec, 04:47
JUST IN: Coinbase now allows users to purchase cryptocurrency with Apple Pay.
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
28 Nov, 12:52
Total stablecoin value tops Terra-era peak to near $200 billion
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
20 Nov, 15:14
Bitcoin's market cap surpasses JPMorgan, Visa and Mastercard combined.
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
12 Nov, 13:46
We've entered the most powerful part of the #Bitcoin bull market
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
12 Nov, 03:36
JUST IN: $765 billion added to the cryptocurrency market over the past week.
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
06 Nov, 07:51
BREAKING: ๐บ๐ธ Donald Trump officially elected President of the United States of America.
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
20 Oct, 06:22
Blackrock keeps buying $BTC, buying 14,745 $BTC($1B) in just 3 days!
#Blackrock currently holds 385,591 $BTC($26.55B).
#Blackrock currently holds 385,591 $BTC($26.55B).
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
15 Oct, 05:24
The #Bitcoin bull market will start after the U.S. election!
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14 Oct, 16:40
#lifestories ๐ถ
Exactly 18 years ago today, I launched VKโmy first large company. Below is the story of how it happened.
I graduated from Saint-Petersburg University in the summer of 2006. I wanted to keep in touch with my former classmates, but I knew it would be hard without a website where everyone could find each other. So, in late August 2006, I set a goalโto build a social network for university students and graduates in four weeks.
I was pretty good at coding. At 12, I built web-based games with vector animations and sound effects. At 13, I was already asked to teach older kids Pascal (a computer language) in summer camps for programmers.
And yet, planning to build a fully-fledged social network in four weeks was overconfident. To make it worse, I decided not to use any ready-made third-party modules. I wanted to create everything from scratch: from profiles and private messages to photo albums and search.
The task seemed too large to grasp. Where do I even start? Back then, my brother Nikolai lived in Germany. Nikolai is a brilliant mathematician and algorithmic programmer, but heโs always considered web development beneath him. At that time, he was focused on his Math thesis at the Max Planck University in Bonn. He refused to help with the code but gave advice: โWrite the code for user authorization first,โ he said. โYouโll get through.โ
This made sense. I started with a login page that generated session IDs. Sessions could then be used to identify users, show them their profile pages, and allow them to edit them. Even the sign-up process could wait: I prepopulated the entries for the first few users manually in the database.
That's when I first understood it clearly: Every complex task is just a combination of many simple ones. If you split a big project into manageable parts and arrange them in the right order, you can get anything done. In theory. In practice, you also encounter all kinds of technical obstacles that test your persistence.
In September 2006, I typically wrote code for 20 hours in a row, had one meal and then slept for 10 hours. After a day of work, Iโd boil myself a bucket of pasta and eat it with a generous amount of cheese. No other food was required. I didnโt care whether it was day or night outside. Social connections stopped existing. All that mattered was the code.
I tried to make each section of my project flawless, and that took time. Obsessing over details didnโt help to get everything done in four weeks. But being the only team member allowed me to minimize time spent on internal communication. And since I knew every line of the code base by heart, I could find and fix bugs faster.
On October 10, 2006, I had a beta version of the social network up and running. I called it VKontakte (VK), which means โin contactโ. It took me six weeks instead of four to create it. But the result was worth it. Users that I invited from my previous projectโa studentsโ portal Iโd been building since 2003โsigned up by the thousands and started to invite friends.
I kept adding new features quickly, and competitors struggled to catch up. A few months later, I hired another developer. By that time, VK already had a million members. Within seven years, VK would reach 100 million monthly users. At that point, I was fired by the board of VK, so I left the company to focus fully on Telegram.
That experience of single-handedly building the first version of VK in 2006 was so valuable that it defined my career. As the sole member of the product team, I had to do the work of a front-end developer, back-end developer, UX/UI designer, system administrator, and product managerโall at once. I got to understand the basics of all these jobs. I learned the tiniest details of how a social network works.
I also learned that there are no complex tasks in this worldโonly many small ones that look scary when combined. Split a big task into smaller parts, organize them in the right sequenceโand โyouโll get throughโ.
Exactly 18 years ago today, I launched VKโmy first large company. Below is the story of how it happened.
I graduated from Saint-Petersburg University in the summer of 2006. I wanted to keep in touch with my former classmates, but I knew it would be hard without a website where everyone could find each other. So, in late August 2006, I set a goalโto build a social network for university students and graduates in four weeks.
I was pretty good at coding. At 12, I built web-based games with vector animations and sound effects. At 13, I was already asked to teach older kids Pascal (a computer language) in summer camps for programmers.
And yet, planning to build a fully-fledged social network in four weeks was overconfident. To make it worse, I decided not to use any ready-made third-party modules. I wanted to create everything from scratch: from profiles and private messages to photo albums and search.
The task seemed too large to grasp. Where do I even start? Back then, my brother Nikolai lived in Germany. Nikolai is a brilliant mathematician and algorithmic programmer, but heโs always considered web development beneath him. At that time, he was focused on his Math thesis at the Max Planck University in Bonn. He refused to help with the code but gave advice: โWrite the code for user authorization first,โ he said. โYouโll get through.โ
This made sense. I started with a login page that generated session IDs. Sessions could then be used to identify users, show them their profile pages, and allow them to edit them. Even the sign-up process could wait: I prepopulated the entries for the first few users manually in the database.
That's when I first understood it clearly: Every complex task is just a combination of many simple ones. If you split a big project into manageable parts and arrange them in the right order, you can get anything done. In theory. In practice, you also encounter all kinds of technical obstacles that test your persistence.
In September 2006, I typically wrote code for 20 hours in a row, had one meal and then slept for 10 hours. After a day of work, Iโd boil myself a bucket of pasta and eat it with a generous amount of cheese. No other food was required. I didnโt care whether it was day or night outside. Social connections stopped existing. All that mattered was the code.
I tried to make each section of my project flawless, and that took time. Obsessing over details didnโt help to get everything done in four weeks. But being the only team member allowed me to minimize time spent on internal communication. And since I knew every line of the code base by heart, I could find and fix bugs faster.
On October 10, 2006, I had a beta version of the social network up and running. I called it VKontakte (VK), which means โin contactโ. It took me six weeks instead of four to create it. But the result was worth it. Users that I invited from my previous projectโa studentsโ portal Iโd been building since 2003โsigned up by the thousands and started to invite friends.
I kept adding new features quickly, and competitors struggled to catch up. A few months later, I hired another developer. By that time, VK already had a million members. Within seven years, VK would reach 100 million monthly users. At that point, I was fired by the board of VK, so I left the company to focus fully on Telegram.
That experience of single-handedly building the first version of VK in 2006 was so valuable that it defined my career. As the sole member of the product team, I had to do the work of a front-end developer, back-end developer, UX/UI designer, system administrator, and product managerโall at once. I got to understand the basics of all these jobs. I learned the tiniest details of how a social network works.
I also learned that there are no complex tasks in this worldโonly many small ones that look scary when combined. Split a big task into smaller parts, organize them in the right sequenceโand โyouโll get throughโ.
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
10 Oct, 12:43
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Ripple launches #crypto custody service for banks and fintech companies.
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
08 Oct, 16:18
๐๐น๐ฎ๐ฐ๐ธ๐ฅ๐ผ๐ฐ๐ธโ๐ ๐๐ผ๐น๐ฑ๐ถ๐ป๐ด๐
$22.91B BTC
$984.45M ETH
$89.54M USDC
$41.02K SPX
$31.1K UBXS
$13.14K MOG
๐๐น๐ฎ๐ฐ๐ธ๐ฅ๐ผ๐ฐ๐ธ ๐ถ๐ ๐ฏ๐๐น๐น๐ถ๐๐ต ๐ผ๐ป ๐ฐ๐ฟ๐๐ฝ๐๐ผ.
$22.91B BTC
$984.45M ETH
$89.54M USDC
$41.02K SPX
$31.1K UBXS
$13.14K MOG
๐๐น๐ฎ๐ฐ๐ธ๐ฅ๐ผ๐ฐ๐ธ ๐ถ๐ ๐ฏ๐๐น๐น๐ถ๐๐ต ๐ผ๐ป ๐ฐ๐ฟ๐๐ฝ๐๐ผ.
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
08 Oct, 14:38
Japanese Public company Metaplanet buys another ยฅ1 billion worth of Bitcoin yesterday ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
05 Oct, 07:19
JUST IN: ๐ช๐บ Coinbase to delist USDT in the European Union over non-compliance.
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
03 Oct, 12:34
At this moment the Spot Gold ETF went live.
The Spot #Bitcoin ETF launched only 9 months ago.
The Spot #Bitcoin ETF launched only 9 months ago.
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
26 Sep, 04:06
The project Truflation was hacked a few hours ago for $5M+ on multiple chains from the treasury multisig and personal wallets
EVM theft address
0x53d2094b31429a13e739358b16354d8e0826b25a
0x2122a76213b23daf633b850cb659750db0cac801
0x4ec10144f1a96eed9b04d324d0997b5325c56472
0x7ea07c76328fc789435fc77a2a4d527c5bbc333e
0x3f8e5cc8abd032dd6ad652423e951ab06f833126
SOL theft address
6v4R3z5ahHqx3pbxMpYQMu26cuQoonLX2Rqq7WF35yzp
EVM theft address
0x53d2094b31429a13e739358b16354d8e0826b25a
0x2122a76213b23daf633b850cb659750db0cac801
0x4ec10144f1a96eed9b04d324d0997b5325c56472
0x7ea07c76328fc789435fc77a2a4d527c5bbc333e
0x3f8e5cc8abd032dd6ad652423e951ab06f833126
SOL theft address
6v4R3z5ahHqx3pbxMpYQMu26cuQoonLX2Rqq7WF35yzp
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
25 Sep, 18:16
Binance launches pre-market spot trading service with 'actual tokens
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
20 Sep, 18:57
The most exponential growth on #Bitcoin is still yet to come...
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
20 Sep, 14:09
MicroStrategy has acquired 7,420 BTC for ~$458.2 million at ~$61,750 per #bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 5.1% QTD and 17.8% YTD. As of 9/19/2024, we hodl 252,220 $BTC acquired for ~$9.9 billion at ~$39,266 per bitcoin. $MSTR
Crypto Musk Signal ๐ฒ
20 Sep, 14:08
JUST IN: MicroStrategy buys another 7,420 Bitcoin ($458 million).
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