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Bitcoin recovers above $19,000 after finding a new low for the month

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon: I will "never" buy bitcoin #Bitcoin: Literally no one cares https://t.co/Q0hp3LpevF

Latest ground breaking Metaverse update increases realism by 100%

# The future is here. Zuckerberg has done it again, advanced the limits of what is possible within the Metaverse, bringing about a whole new dimension of realism never before thought possible. This day will forever go down in history as the moment humans took on step closer on the pathway to the singularity. Today, Metaverse Horizons announced that "Legs are coming **soon** to the Metaverse!" ​ https://preview.redd.it/9kqwbcfv9mt91.png?width=592&format=png&auto=webp&s=03cac7838847bcfed407f717ed4cdafdd225f3b6 Some might say $10BN for the current state of the Metaverse is a complete waste of money and has contributed greatly to Facebook's stock price tanking. I think we can all agree, that *all* changes today now that your avatar can have fake digital legs.

How time flies. Today marks the 21st quarterly #BNB burn 🔥 Let's take a look back on the amount of BNB that has been burned over the years. https://t.co/3BBX4d2yB3

Binance CEO on Twitter: "It feels like there are more bot comments than real people now. 😂 See 👇"

Tether says it has completely eliminated commercial paper from reserves

Crypto users renew calls for Satoshi Nakamoto to win Nobel memorial prize for economics

📊 The breakout gonna be crazy 🙈 if plays out 🚀 #cryptonews #cryptomemes #chainlink #xrp #ripple #nfts #metaverse #sandbox #decentraland #meta #polygon #cardano #shibainu #dogecoin #solana #coinbase #coinbasepro #metaverse #btcusd #bitcoins #cryptotrading #cryptomemes #cryptotrades #binance #coinbase #meta #shibainu #dogecoin #decentraland #sandbox #solana #polygon #terraluna #matic #galagames #etoro #sp500 #forextrader #stockmarket

The #USDT issuer has faced long-standing criticisms for its exposure to commercial paper and, specifically, its alleged holdings of Chinese commercial paper.

The best investors are willing to admit they were wrong or did not have the right information and adjust their strategy accordingly

Tons of subreddits here on crypto and everyone thinks they have the winning horse. It’s almost become as tribalistic as religion in some of these subreddits. What’s worked best for me is to keep an open mind, and if I notice the market changing in some way being open towards what’s new. These changes happen in the form of innovation, regulation, brand awareness, execution of the roadmap and more. You got to be nimble in this space and willing to change, or most likely you’ll miss the opportunities or hold on to a dying project.

Study Shows Over 60% Of Global Population Are Ignorant About Crypto

In before the “we’re still early” comments

A Nobel prize for Satoshi Nakamoto - here is how it’s going to happen

On a Ford Edge though….

Do you immediately transfer your crypto to your crypto wallet after trading?

Do you immediately withdraw your crypto after you trade and transfer it to your wallet? For example, if I bought ~370 shares of VET (worth $10 USD at the moment), do I transfer it right away? It seems like the most practical way is to not transfer right away because there is a transfer fee. Transfer only when the amount is large, such as maybe worth $500 USD? Beginner here, so advice would be greatly appreciated. I tried transferring from Uphold to MetaMask and there is a fee with the transaction.

Speculation around Fed rate hike.

Inflation in September increased despite the continued rate hikes by the Fed. This coupled with the low unemployment and a strong job market probably means that we are going to get another 0.5% to 0.75% rate increase. Considering the macro outlook, war in Ukraine and approaching winter, a further rate hike is only going to make risky assets such as crypto currencies less desirable. I'm personally expecting BTC to fall below 19k if rates are hiked by 0.75%. I have been noticing that every time BTC touches 18k, it bounces back soon and has been accumulating in the 18k - 22k range. It would be interesting to sell it break this cycle, however, it's more likely to break below 18k and have a lower accumulation range if the Fed continues to be hawkish in the next year. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/13/consumer-price-index-september-2022-.html https://in.investing.com/economic-calendar/unemployment-rate-300