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I have just compiled a list of finance movies worth watching, especially if you're interested in the world of economics and investing.
Starting with The Big Short (2015) – this film is truly excellent, telling the story of a group of smart investors betting against the US housing market. It explains complex concepts in an easy-to-understand way.
Want to gain a deeper understanding of the 2008 crisis? Inside Job (2010) is a valuable documentary, thoroughly analyzing the true causes behind that collapse. This film is eye-opening.
If you prefer finance movies with more engaging storytelling, The

I just realized that many people want to learn how to mint NFTs but don't know where to start. Today, I will share the step-by-step process I have learned.
First, NFT stands for Non-Fungible Token – a unique digital asset. Unlike Bitcoin or US dollars, which can be exchanged for each other, each NFT is different. It can be anything – artwork, music, videos, even tweets. Remember, someone sold their tweet as an NFT for millions of dollars.
Minting an NFT basically means creating a unique digital asset and adding it to the blockchain. It's like publishing a book – you are making your creation of

I just realized an interesting thing about investment psychology that most people encounter. That is, why holding onto losses is much easier than holding onto profits, and this often leads to costly mistakes in the crypto market.
First of all, what is holding onto losses? It’s when you keep your position despite the price being red, hoping it will recover. You’re afraid to sell and realize a loss, so you just sit and wait, wait, wait. Meanwhile, holding onto profits means selling when the price goes up, taking profits, and looking for new opportunities. It sounds simple, but in reality, it’s m

I just remembered that tonight the Mỹ Non-Farm Payrolls report will be released, and this could cause quite a stir in the crypto market. Not all non-farm news is important, but this time it seems the market is waiting.
Basically, the non-farm report measures the number of new jobs created in Mỹ last month, excluding the agricultural sector. This is one of the key indicators the Fed uses to decide monetary policy, especially whether to raise or lower interest rates. If the data exceeds expectations, the Fed is likely to keep interest rates high, which often puts downward pressure on risky asset

Are you new to crypto? Then make sure you understand the concept of 'loss of peg' before investing your money. This is a painful lesson that the entire market has paid a very high price for.
What is loss of peg? Simply put, stablecoins (USDT, USDC, DAI...) are created with a single purpose: to maintain a stable value of 1 USD. This is called 'peg'—meaning anchoring the price tightly to the real dollar. The theory is that 1 USDT always equals 1 USD, regardless of market crashes or not.
But what if one day, that stablecoin can no longer maintain this level? For example, 1 USDT drops to only 0.95

I recently came across some quite interesting news from the scientific community. It turns out that Chinese researchers are developing technology to create artificial gold in laboratories, and it looks, feels, and behaves exactly like real gold. The remarkable part is that there's no longer a need for mining from the earth.
The technology behind it is based on atomic restructuring, where scientists have found ways to transform inexpensive metals into materials that have properties similar to natural gold. This artificial gold retains all the important characteristics—density, color, chemical s

Pepe the Frog: From an Ordinary Meme Character to a Crypto Phenomenon
Does anyone still remember Pepe the Frog? This green character first appeared in Matt Furie's comic Boy's Club in 2005, and nobody expected it would become one of the most famous memes on the internet. From expressing sadness to smiling broadly, Pepe has been associated with countless emotions of the online community. But what’s truly surprising is when it entered the world of cryptocurrency.
On the Ethereum blockchain, the PEPE token was created as a fusion of meme culture and the crypto world. Unlike lengthy projects with

I just realized that many newcomers to crypto are confused between two concepts: holding coins and trading coins. In fact, they are completely different, and choosing one depends on your personality and timeframe.
What is holding coins? Simply put, it’s a strategy of keeping a coin without selling regardless of price drops or increases, for at least several months to several years until reaching your target price. The term started in 2013 on the Bitcoin Talk forum when a member named GameKyuubi posted "I AM HODLING" (note that it was a typo). Since then, this misspelling has become an icon wit

I have learned quite a few price analysis methods, but the Order Block is one of the most powerful tools I have ever used. Today, I want to share what an OB is and how to apply it to crypto trading.
Simply put, an Order Block is a price zone where large traders have accumulated orders previously. When the price returns to this zone, strong movements often occur. It differs from supply/demand in that OB focuses on specific candles—the last candle before a breakout.
I realize that what an OB actually is, is a way to find good entry points for two types of trades: reversal or trend continuation.

Scrolling through some recent meme coin reviews and noticing a few unfamiliar names being mentioned quite a lot in the community. What are they, $LilPepe, $LBRETT, $Penut, $Turbo, $BOME, $Jager, $Bob... do they have anything special?
Looking at the meme reviews of these coins, they still attract relatively little attention compared to the big ones. Some community members are watching them, saying that a bear market could create opportunities. Not sure if the upcoming rally will bring anything, but it seems like those who are patient and accumulate now might be rewarded.
Honestly, I’m not reall

Basically, if it surpasses 0.58, it will head towards the previous high. Today, if there isn't a sharp drop or gradual sell-off, the makers will reorganize to create a new peak. There might be some adjustments, but as long as it doesn't fall below 0.53, it's fine. Then, there will be a new peak 😂 which could reach up to 0.9999999999, almost hitting 1. What does everyone think about this 0.58 level?