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Beyond the Wipeout: How Markets Reorganize After the Shock
In the span of eight hours, around $120B was wiped from the crypto market. The mechanics were familiar leverage clearing, positions closing, sentiment snapping.
What’s less obvious is what happens next. These moments quietly separate momentum from meaning. Users reassess. Attention shifts. And long-term platforms start to stand out more clearly.
That’s why milestones like 40 million users on BingX feel different during downturns. They’re reminders that adoption isn’t built in rallies alone it’s earned through presence, consistency, and relevance across cycles.
Every shakeout leaves a footprint.
Not on price but on perception.
So the real question becomes: after the dust settles, what still feels worth paying attention to?
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1Wk·
XRP (tax-free sale)
I have just said goodbye to XRP from my portfolio.
I will continue to monitor Ripple anyway. After a long time as the only cryptocurrency in my portfolio, I am using the return to invest in equities and options for the time being.
Let's see what happens next year.
I wish you good returns and a great end to the year!
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2Wk·
The Moment of Clarity: What Will Powell Signal at 2:30 PM?
Global markets are preparing for impact as the FOMC prepares to deliver its statement at 2:30 PM ET.
This window often acts as a psychological reset for investors, shaping expectations for interest rates, liquidity, and risk appetite. And today, that effect feels amplified.
Traders across equities, crypto, and FX have all adopted the same posture: stand still, wait, and react when Powell’s message lands. Even typically volatile assets are showing unusually disciplined behavior, with volume dipping and participants choosing caution over speculation.
Amid this macro standoff, BingX is pushing ahead with its Christmas Voyage seasonal activation reminding users that engagement doesn’t have to pause just because markets are in wait-and-see mode.
When Powell finally speaks will the reaction be a breakout, or a break in confidence?
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4Wk·
XRP Sees Massive ETF Inflows as IRYS Hits CEX
On November 24, XRP ETFs recorded $164M in net inflows, the second-largest single-day total since launch. Renewed institutional demand pushed $XRP (-0.64%) up over 8%, led by Grayscale’s GXRP ($67.36M) and Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ ($62.59M), while Canary’s XRPC grew to $306M AUM, extending a seven-day ETF inflow streak. Analysts note that continued demand could create a supply squeeze, potentially driving prices higher.
Meanwhile, the Layer-1 datachain Irys ($IRYS), designed for AI-powered programmable data, is now live on BingX. With EVM-compatible execution and a low-cost storage layer, IRYS enables verifiable, active data across applications.
Explore $IRYS on BingX and witness how programmable datachains are shaping the next evolution in blockchain technology.
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1Mon·
XRP is gaining renewed attention as regulators move closer to granting
$XRP (-0.64%) is gaining renewed attention as regulators move closer to granting final ETF approvals, with early listings hinting at fresh institutional demand. Confidence also strengthened after the recent U.S. Senate agreement to avoid a government shutdown, creating a more stable environment for crypto assets. Analysts note that policy clarity, combined with strong ETF momentum similar to earlier REX-Osprey and Teucrium launches, could support a potential move toward the .0 level by December.
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1Mon·
🚨BREAKING: The crypto market just lost $102,000,000,000 in the last hours
What's your thoughts?
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1Mon·
Have a question?
I've been getting more and more involved with the topic of $BTC (-0.29%) Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies and realize that I am really bullish. 😄
That's why I'm now thinking about getting my own wallet, i.e. not just trading via Trade Republic or Bitvavo, but also storing my coins myself.
My first question: Does that still make sense these days, or do you think Bitvavo is perfectly adequate?
If so, my current plan would be as follows:
I would get a hardware wallet from Trezor, probably the latest one or is the extra cost hardly worth it?
I would then also use an Exodus wallet on my cell phone and regularly send the bitcoins I buy from Bitvavo to my own wallet.
What do you think?
Do you have any tips or recommendations on how to proceed?
1Mon·
I need your advice
Hello everyone,
I've been here at Getquin for about 3 months now and I have to say I find the contributions from @BamBamInvest
@Multibagger
@Tenbagger2024 all of you here extremely interesting. You all offer extreme added value and I am always amazed at how active you are here... Because of this I wanted to speak up and ask for your opinion as I am totally unsure what to do...
First of all, I'm still quite young, so I still have my whole life ahead of me and can still "allow" myself to invest riskily, although this is of course always objective. At the moment I don't really have a strategy that I'm following or a plan for the coming months/years. So far, I've mostly bought stocks based on recommendations from posts here or YouTube videos, and I've ended up with a pretty colorful bunch... I have of course looked into the companies myself but to be honest a lot of the purchases have just been repeat purchases without really knowing what I am doing.
Among other things, I own
$XRP (-0.64%) (one of my first purchases)
But since the whole thing is not subject to a real system and in my opinion I diversify too much, since I invest with smaller amounts, it would help me a lot if you could maybe recommend something to me how I can proceed... Maybe just 2 stocks? Or an ETF?
I would be very happy to hear from you and wish you a nice rest of the weekend!
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Hello dear, thank you for the flowers.
It's nice that you're giving it some thought. And I think it's important to have a strategy.
The beginning is probably the most difficult.
And the stock market doesn't just go in one direction. That's why it's also important to pay attention to robustness and to have a core.
I'm a fan of individual stocks.
But I would still recommend an ETF for the smallest amounts.
However, a global ETF is not always the first choice and there are great alternatives.
If you do decide to invest in individual stocks. Then I think it's a prerequisite that you learn how to analyze companies. So that you don't have to make your decision based on recommendations. But based on your own analysis.
It's nice that you're giving it some thought. And I think it's important to have a strategy.
The beginning is probably the most difficult.
And the stock market doesn't just go in one direction. That's why it's also important to pay attention to robustness and to have a core.
I'm a fan of individual stocks.
But I would still recommend an ETF for the smallest amounts.
However, a global ETF is not always the first choice and there are great alternatives.
If you do decide to invest in individual stocks. Then I think it's a prerequisite that you learn how to analyze companies. So that you don't have to make your decision based on recommendations. But based on your own analysis.
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