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Why Crypto Can Easily Ruin You... - by 
A reflective post discussing how crypto success can quickly vanish, illustrated by a story of a person who profited around $400k but lost it all within two years after relocating to the UK for university. The author contrasts scenarios of not taking profits versus taking profits but mismanaging lifestyle and investments, emphasizing that upgrades in lifestyle and poor real-world investment choices can erode gains. The piece argues crypto can be a blessing and a curse, encouraging readers to consider sustainable income strategies like real-world investments (land, gold, real estate) rather than solely chasing crypto profits. It ends with a caution: crypto can bring wealth and ruin alike, depending on behavior and decisions.
Sequans Communications liquidates final 314 BTC after 15-month treasury run - by 
The post highlights Sequans Communications selling its entire Bitcoin treasury, liquidating 314 BTC after a 15-month peak of 3,234 BTC to shore up its balance sheet and retire convertible debt. It frames this as a shift in corporate Bitcoin strategy amid tighter macro conditions, noting the broader context of institutional crypto adoption and potential limits when capital costs rise. The post also summarizes several other market updates, including Kansas Senate race dynamics, Lightspeed India's AI fund, XRPL AMM liquidity concentration, KelpDAO vs LayerZero lawsuit, IBIT option-implied volatility, and MultiversX mainnet activity with Kraken EGLD restrictions.
351 MILIONI SPARITI IN UN'ORA - by 
Original language: Italian
Bitget reports a major unauthorized transfer totaling about $351.6 million in under an hour, the largest crypto theft of 2026, with assets moved after internal manipulation of transaction data; withdrawals are suspended while deposits and trading continue.
In times like these, if you have a good job, you just have to cling to it - by 
Original language: Romanian, English
The post argues that in today’s job market, especially in IT, it’s wiser to keep a stable job rather than quit chasing a change, because AI-driven changes have tightened hiring and made reintegration difficult for those who leave.
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