#crypto risk

[biznocrats]

Bitcoin's price has surpassed $41,000, causing excitement among holders and attracting new investors. However, concerns remain about its potential for a significant fall due to the lack of strong tokenomics supporting Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, making them vulnerable to wild price fluctuations. This volatility has discouraged both consumers and businesses from adopting cryptocurrencies as a means of payment due to the risk of overnight value losses.

Digital Shopping Coin (DSC) is poised to become the first cryptocurrency with a robust tokenomics model, designed to contantly drive its value upwards from its initial floor price of $10,000.

https://smartpreordering.blogspot.com/2023/11/how-digital-shopping-mall-is-positioned.html

[southern-reach]

do you think i’ll get a raise if i start selling nfts of area x expedition journals

[angered-box]

ouuuu i wanna say something so bad

[cryptogids]

The Rise of Bitcoin NFTs: Franklin Templeton’s Insights and Investor Warnings

Franklin Templeton, a global asset manager, has recognized the profound impact of Bitcoin non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on the cryptocurrency industry, signaling a significant rise in innovative developments within the Bitcoin ecosystem. The firm’s digital assets division recently released a briefing titled “The Rise of Bitcoin Ordinals” on its social media platforms, highlighting the growing influence of Bitcoin NFTs as a driving force behind renewed activity within the Bitcoin network.

[rainbowtvz]

found out about handshake domains, got really excited about it, then learned that there's absolutely no transparency and they run on proof of work versus proof of stake (which isn't much better but at least the power consumption is lower there)

[omarfaruk]

Musk’s lawyer tells Twitter staff they won’t be liable if the company violates the FTC consent decree

Following a warning shot from the FTC to Twitter yesterday, TechCrunch has obtained an internal email sent by Elon Musk’s lawyer, Alex Spiro, to all remaining employees — in which he seeks to calm staffers’ concerns by claiming that they do not have individual liability for upholding the requirements of the FTC consent decree.

We’ve reproduced the full text of the email (sic) below — which was sent by Spiro to Twitter staff at 5:21PM, November 10:

Elon – questions have arisen today regarding the consent decree in effect at the time you took over the company.

We have our first upcoming compliance check with the ftc since taking over and we will handle it.

The only party to the decree is Twitter- not individuals who work at Twitter. It is Twitter itself (not individual employees) who is a party and therefore only Twitter the company could be liable.

I understand that there have been employees at Twitter who do not even work on the ftc matter commenting that they could to to jail if we were not in compliance- that is simply not how this works. It is the company’s obligation. It is the company’a burden. It is the company’s liability.

We spoke to the FTC today about our continuing obligations and have a constructive ongoing dialogue.

We will of course remain in compliance with the consent decree and the legal department is handling it and happy to answer any questions

Thanks

Alex

The 2011 consent decree required Twitter to establish and maintain a program to ensure and regularly report that its new features do not further misrepresent “the extent to which it maintains and protects the security, privacy, confidentiality, or integrity of any nonpublic consumer information.”

In a note (first reported by The Verge) posted in Twitter’s internal slack and visible to all employees, a departing internal attorney said that in fact, individual engineers do engender “personal, professional and legal risk,” seemingly in contradiction to what Spiro sent in the above email.

On Thursday, key Twitter executives including the company’s Head of Trust and Safety Yoel Roth, as well as its Chief Information Security Officer Lea Kissner, Chief Compliance Officer Marianne Fogarty, and Chief Privacy Officer Damien Kieran all abruptly departed the company. The FTC noted that they are watching with “deep concern” the ongoing situation at Twitter in light of the consent decree.

The FTC fined Twitter $150 million earlier this year after finding a breach of the settlement related to user data provided for security purposes being used for ad targeting.

We’ve reached out to the FTC for clarification regarding the consent decree and individual employee liability and will update you if we receive more information.

Credit: techcrunch.com

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[kaiasky]

not really anything interesting, but oh hey crypto's falling again. Desc in alt

[techdriveplay]

How Many People Are Investing in Cryptocurrency?

Cryptocurrency has evolved from a niche interest to a mainstream financial asset. As digital currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others continue to gain traction, the question arises: how many people are investing in cryptocurrency? Statistics on Cryptocurrency Investment: As of 2023, an estimated 420 million people worldwide own cryptocurrencies. Approximately 15% of adults in the United…

[intelisync]

2024 Guide to Liquid Restaking: Everything Beginners Should Know

The advent of liquid restaking is significantly altering the dynamics of the DeFi ecosystem by allowing stakers to reallocate their assets across multiple protocols without the need to un-stake. This innovative approach enhances both liquidity and flexibility, enabling users to maximize their staking rewards by participating in several staking opportunities simultaneously. By diversifying staking activities, liquid restaking mitigates risks associated with exposure to a single protocol and enhances overall security. It also improves liquidity, making it easier for users to trade and transfer their restaked assets, a flexibility not afforded by traditional staking methods.

Liquid restaking's seamless integration with DeFi platforms facilitates the use of staked assets in various financial products, thereby opening up a plethora of innovative use cases, such as collateralized lending and synthetic asset creation. This integration supports the decentralization ethos of blockchain technology by allowing more participants to engage in staking without the constraints of locked assets. As the DeFi sector continues to evolve, liquid restaking is poised to become a foundational component, driving greater innovation and user participation.

EigenLayer exemplifies the benefits of liquid restaking by enabling users to maximize their staking rewards while securing multiple blockchains. This approach not only enhances capital efficiency but also fosters new opportunities within the DeFi space.

For those looking to leverage these advantages, Intellisync provides advanced liquid restaking solutions, ensuring your assets remain accessible and continuously productive. Join the Intellisync revolution today and optimize Learn more....

[coinsblend]

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[cryptoanalytics]

What risks are associated with cryptocurrency analytics?

Market volatility. This means that prices can change dramatically in short periods. Volatility makes it difficult to accurately predict price movements and can lead to unexpected results.

Limited information. Cryptocurrency analytics often lack complete reliability. Some data is not available for young or little-known projects. This can make accurate analysis and forecasting difficult.

The impact of market manipulation: collusion, manipulation and fake news. This distorts prices and affects the results of the analysis. Traders and investors should be careful and perform analytics to confirm information.

Technical issues and cybersecurity. Such situations hurt the cryptocurrency market and its results. This results in loss of funds and breach of trust.

Non-compliance with regulatory requirements. Cryptocurrencies depend on governments and authorized bodies. This situation can lead to legal problems and financial losses. Traders and investors should be careful about such aspects.

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[ifindtaxpro]

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[kingsoftheblock]

The Unraveling of Luna and TUSD: Understanding the Collapse

In the volatile world of cryptocurrencies, stability and trust are rare commodities. The recent collapse of Luna and TUSD, two prominent digital assets, has sent shockwaves through the crypto community, raising questions about the underlying mechanisms, governance, and future of stablecoins. Let’s delve into the intricacies of these events and what they signify for the broader crypto…

[tradingsma]

Mastering Risk Management: Essential Techniques for Safeguarding Your Investments

Introduction:

A vital component of profitable trading and investing is risk management, which enables traders to safeguard their funds and reduce losses in the volatile world of financial markets. Traders can improve their long-term success chances and maximize their risk-reward ratio by putting appropriate risk management strategies into practice. We’ll discuss the significance of risk management in this in-depth book, as well as cover key strategies like position sizing, stop-loss orders, and diversification to help you trade the markets with assurance and safety.

Understanding Risk Management:

The process of locating, evaluating, and reducing the risks connected to trading and investing is known as risk management. It entails assessing possible risks, estimating the probability and significance of unfavorable events, and putting plans in place to reduce losses and protect capital. Long-term financial success and the protection of your investments depend on effective risk management.

Headline 1: Position Sizing — Calculating the Right Amount to Invest

A crucial part of risk management is position sizing, which is figuring out how big of an investment or trade to make each time based on your account size and risk tolerance. Traders can control their risk exposure and avert large losses that might potentially wipe out their whole account by properly allocating cash to each position.

Position sizing techniques include:

- Fixed Dollar Amount: Regardless of the size of the position or degree of risk, allocate a specific monetary amount or proportion of your trading capital to every trade.

- Percent Risk Model: Establish the maximum amount of your trading money, usually between 1% and 5%, that you are willing to risk on a single trade.

- Volatility-Based Sizing: Position sizes should be adjusted by the asset’s volatility, with larger positions being held in less volatile assets and smaller positions being held in more volatile assets.

During times of market volatility, traders can reduce their downside risk and protect their trading capital by using appropriate position sizing techniques.

Headline 2: Stop-Loss Orders — Protecting Your Capital

A crucial tool for risk management, stop-loss orders let traders specify specific exit points for their bets to reduce possible losses. Traders can immediately terminate a losing trade before losses increase beyond their tolerance threshold by putting a stop-loss order at a predefined price level.

Key types of stop-loss orders include:

- Fixed Price Stop-Loss: Establish a cutoff point for the price at which the stop-loss order will close the trade automatically and limit losses.

- Trailing Stop-Loss: The stop-loss order should be adjusted in accordance with the asset’s price movement, lagging the current market price by a predetermined amount or percentage.

- Time-Based Stop-Loss: If the trade hasn’t hit the intended profit target in a predetermined amount of time, close it to avoid continuing to expose yourself to possible losses.

Stop-loss orders offer a methodical way for traders to exit losing transactions and shield their cash from large losses, which helps traders manage risk.

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Headline 3: Diversification — Spreading Risk Across Assets

As a risk management tactic, diversification is distributing investments throughout several industries, geographical areas, and asset classes to lessen portfolio volatility and the impact of individual losses. Traders can reduce the possibility of suffering substantial losses from a single asset or a market downturn by diversifying their investments.

Key principles of diversification include:

- Asset Allocation: For a balanced and diversified portfolio, distribute your investments among a variety of asset classes, including stocks, bonds, commodities, and real estate.

- Sector Diversification: To lower sector-specific risks, diversify your investments among the economy’s many sectors, including consumer products, technology, healthcare, and finance.

- Geographic Diversification: Invest in assets sourced from several nations and areas to reduce exposure to currency swings and geopolitical hazards.

By lowering the correlation between the assets in a trader’s portfolio and ensuring that the benefits from one investment balance out the losses from another, diversification aids in risk management.

Conclusion:

A key component of profitable trading and investing is risk management, which enables traders to safeguard their funds and reduce losses in the volatile world of financial markets. Through the application of efficient risk management strategies, including diversification, stop-loss orders, and position size, traders can maximize their risk-reward ratio and raise their prospects of long-term profitability. Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned trader, protecting your money and reaching your financial objectives over time requires a solid understanding of risk management.

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