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Strategy purchased $15,355 BTC from April 21 to April 27 at an average price of $92,737, a total of $1.42 billion. @The_Cryptos_Hub

What are the different types of stablecoins? You’re probably familiar with the most popular “crypto dollar,” Tether, or USDT, but there are tons of other stablecoins besides Tether. They are categorized into four types: ▪️ Secured by fiat and securities This type of stablecoin is backed by real currencies—e.g., the United States dollar at a 1:1 ratio. A clear example is USDT and, say, USDC. These coins are backed by real money and securities. ▪️ Backed by commodities These coins use commodities, such as gold, real estate, and metals, to support their price An example is Paxos Gold (PAXG) or Tether Gold (xAUT); their price is pegged to gold, and you can trade gold directly on the blockchain (keeping in mind the risks, of course). ▪️ Cryptocurrency-backed As the name suggests, these stablecoins use other cryptocurrencies as collateral. For example, the DAI stablecoin is not backed by fiat at all and relies on other cryptocurrencies as collateral. ▪️ Algorithmic stablecoins The stability of stablecoins USDD, FRAX, and USDX is controlled by programs, algorithms that control the supply and circulation of tokens on the market. So, there are many other stable coins besides USDT. But, of course, Tether remains the most popular solution on the market. @The_Cryptos_Hub

SEC Approves ProShares Trust's $XRP ETF for Public Launch on April 30, 2025. @The_Cryptos_Hub

What is open source? Open source is a popular philosophy in the crypto world, a kind of “movement” whose members believe that sharing open information and transparency in product development leads to the common good. To clarify: Open source means that a written program (be it software, a smart contract, or something else) is extremely open and transparent: Anyone can look at its code (and point out bugs), and everyone has the ability to make changes and modifications to it. It is the open source philosophy that makes the crypto world what it is today: All smart contracts are open-source, which means that the code is being researched (and improved) by other enthusiasts across the board. @The_Cryptos_Hub

Crypto security tip: Spam scam coins If you actively interact with your noncustodial wallet, you’ll soon start receiving various scam coins in varying quantities. Scammers use them for a variety of purposes—e.g., to confuse you into sending funds to their wallet. Or to get you interested in the coin and visit their site. We recommend you never visit sites representing these suspicious scam tokens. Crypto beginners are curious and interested when they see that a few thousand coins were sent to them “just for fun”; however, don’t believe everything at face value—99.99% of the time, it’s to deceive you. @The_Cryptos_Hub

BITCOIN JUST HIT $94,000 🚀 @The_Cryptos_Hub

JUST IN: Bitcoin reclaims $90,000. @The_Cryptos_Hub

Crypto Speak: Circulating supply The term may look complicated, but it’s actually simple. It’s the number of coins that have already been issued and are available for trading on the market. This does not include coins blocked or held by founders, only those in circulation among regular users. “Circulating supply” is one of the most important factors in analyzing any crypto project. @The_Cryptos_Hub

Crypto speak: Blue chip Something considered a “blue chip” is an established, successful project that has benefited its holders over time and held a high floor. NFT blue chips share several common characteristics: relatively high floor prices, brand strength, celebrity endorsement, project team commitment, and real utility. @The_Cryptos_Hub

Bitcoin dominance hits 64% highest in 5 years. @The_Cryptos_Hub