The Count of Monte Crypto

WE ARE DOOMED! Oil has reached $117 level. If this war does not end urgently, we will face a world with high inflation, high interest rates, poverty and plenty of chaos within a month. Good luck to us.

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A woman took $170 million from her husband… but she never touched the money. Because it was Bitcoin. There was no safe, no bank — just a digital wallet and a password that gave access to it. According to the claims, the woman gained control of this wallet and suddenly all the assets became hers. In court, she defended herself by saying: “I didn’t steal anything, I just used access that already existed.” Technically, there was no physical theft. So what does it mean to “steal” in the digital world? Is simply obtaining a password a crime, or is it about exploiting a system’s weakness? And more importantly: Could your digital assets be taken from you the same way tomorrow?

May your Night of Power be blessed, friends.

Hey @grok, out of these 4 coins, which one do you think will reach ATH level first? Hold onto that one and discard the rest.

@TheCountMonteCR Good morning ☕⚡🔥

Bitcoin is above $74,000. Ethereum is above $2,250. Well then, GM 😁

China has surrounded Taiwan with 26 warplanes and 7 warships.

War has broken out… but gold is falling. Normally, shouldn’t it be the opposite? The Iran war has begun. Oil prices are rising, markets are shaking… But the traditional safe haven for investors, gold, has not reacted as expected. Normally during wars, investors move away from risk and turn to gold. That’s why gold usually rises during crises like these. But this time, the situation is a little different. One of the main reasons is the Strait of Hormuz. With the war, disruptions have started to occur in the Strait of Hormuz. As a result, oil prices jumped from $60 to $100. When oil prices rise, it means higher costs in production, transportation, food and retail prices. In other words, real inflation. In such a situation, both the Fed and central banks cannot cut interest rates. In fact, if oil prices go above $150, it could even mean interest rate hikes again. That means we are now facing a strong dollar. It also means strong interest returns. When interest rates are high, investors prefer guaranteed dollar interest rather than gold. And that’s exactly what happened here. I also think that rumors before the Iran war had already pushed gold prices higher. In other words, we saw the classic market behavior: “Buy the rumor, sell the news.” So what do you think? Is gold still worth buying here, or could it fall further? Many investors are moving directly into cash and the US dollar instead of gold. Secondly, the rise in oil prices has increased expectations of persistent inflation and high interest rates. When interest rates stay high, gold usually comes under pressure. Because gold is not an interest-bearing asset. Another reason is the need for liquidity in the markets. Some investors even sell gold to cover their losses. So just because there is a war does not always mean gold will rise. Sometimes the dollar and interest rates become stronger than gold. Markets do not always move based on logic… They move based on where the money flows.

You wouldn't know it now, but there used to be a regret when you sold a coin. For example, let's say I sold a coin worth $2,000, then it suddenly surged 5x in value. We'd regret it, thinking I could have had $10,000. We were so scared, we couldn't sell our coins. Oh, those were the days.

An unbelievable event just happened in crypto. An investor tried to buy AAVE with $50 million… But after the transaction was completed, he was left with only $36,000. Yes, you heard that right. Around 50 million USDT was swapped into AAVE through DeFi. However, due to extreme slippage during the transaction, the price moved dramatically. The result? In exchange for this massive trade, the investor received only $36,000 worth of AAVE. That means on paper almost the entire $50 million vanished. Here’s the interesting part: During the swap, the user was shown multiple warnings about high price impact and slippage. Despite that, the transaction was manually confirmed, and the swap went through. Aave’s founder Stani Kulechov later made a statement. He said this was not a hack or a protocol bug, but purely the result of liquidity and price impact. It was also announced that Aave is working on refunding the approximately $600,000 fee taken from the transaction. This event reminded everyone of one simple truth in DeFi: Large trades + low liquidity = massive slippage. And sometimes a single swap… can cost millions of dollars. So what about you? If you accidentally lost $50 million with one mistake, what would you do?

You can swear at me but I will still be happy 😂 Btc cross notifications give me so much joy 😁

Aave CEO Stani Kulechov made a statement after the $50 million swap debacle. • The transaction took place after the user accepted the high slippage warning • There is no error on the protocol's part • The Aave team will try to refund the approximately $600,000 fee taken from the transaction to the user

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