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Recently, I’ve seen many people ask what ARI is and whether it has potential. To be honest, ARI is the native token of AriChain, a Layer 1 blockchain that has been claimed to have a speed of 300.000 TPS with a 3-second block time. Compared to Ethereum (15-20 TPS) or Solana (65.000 TPS), this figure is quite impressive if it can be achieved.
What’s great about AriChain is that it uses Proof-of-Stake with delegated reputation, in order to reduce the barriers for developers. The total supply of ARI is 500 million, with 77.8% allocated to the foundation fund for liquidity and ecosystem development

Today I want to share something that many newcomers to crypto often get confused about—liquidity pools, or more simply, “liquidity pool” (bể thanh khoản).
Have you ever used a DEX to swap tokens? For example, if you want to exchange USDT for ETH without having to wait for someone to sell, and without an order book like on traditional exchanges. At first, I wondered: “So who provides the tokens for me?” The answer is the liquidity pool—a digital “tank” that holds 2 types of tokens balanced against each other.
Its mechanism is quite interesting. Want to swap? You simply “pour” USDT into the tank

I just realized that many new traders still do not fully understand how to properly manage their positions. Today, I want to share about two extremely important concepts that anyone trading must master: Stop Loss and Take Profit.
First, Entry is the starting point of a trade — where you decide to buy or sell an asset. If the trade ends exactly at the Entry point, you break even.
Now, let's talk about Stop Loss — this is your "life jacket" when the market turns against you. Stop Loss allows you to automatically close your position if the price hits the specified level, helping you minimize loss

I just realized that many people still don’t clearly understand what the M2 money supply is, even though it is an economic indicator that directly affects everyone’s wallet. Today, I’d like to share some basic knowledge about this.
Simply put, what is the M2 money supply? It is a way to measure the total amount of money circulating in the economy. It includes not only cash but also money in checking accounts (the funds you can withdraw at any time), savings accounts, time deposits, and money market funds. In other words, M2 tracks everything from the money you hold in your hand to the money yo

What does "rekt" mean? If you're new to the cryptocurrency world, you've probably heard friends or people in the community talk about this term. I'll explain it to you so you can understand the concept more clearly.
The term "rekt" comes from the word "wrecked" (drowning, ruin), and it is widely used by the crypto community to refer to a situation where a trader or investor suffers heavy losses. It's not just a casual way of speaking—it also reflects the level of significant financial damage that someone has to endure.
When you hear someone say "I'm rekt" in cryptocurrency trading, it means th

I just realized that many young people are currently interested in free coin mining apps, especially those who are new to the cryptocurrency world. Actually, this is not a new trend, but it’s becoming more popular because you don’t need to invest too much to get started.
The advantage of free coin mining apps is that they allow you to mine coins without having to buy expensive ASIC or GPU hardware. Instead, you just need a smartphone or to register for cloud services. The operating mechanism is quite simple — the app uses the processing power of your device or cloud services to search for and

I've received quite a few questions about what Bitcoin dominance is and why it’s important to the crypto market. Today, I will share my understanding of this indicator, hoping to help you grasp it better.
Dom or BTC.D is short for Bitcoin Dominance, an index that shows Bitcoin’s market capitalization as a percentage of the total cryptocurrency market cap. In other words, it tells us how much of the total value of all cryptocurrencies is held in Bitcoin. Currently, this index is around 56%, but there have been periods when it reached 70-90%, and times when it dropped to just 30-35%.
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Recently, I’ve noticed that many people are interested in extracting ETH— not only through direct trading, but also wanting to try coin mining themselves. I’ve taken this path before too, so I want to share some experience, especially about the popular mining methods today.
One interesting thing is that not everyone needs to invest in expensive dedicated computers to get started. In fact, an ETH mining app on your phone is becoming a trend for newcomers who want to learn about mining. You just need to download the application, create an account, and you can start earning coins right away. Even

I just looked into an interesting DePIN project on Solana called Roam, and there are a few noteworthy points here.
What is Roam and why is it developing so quickly? In early 2025, Solana officially launched Roam—a decentralized WiFi platform aimed at building a global roaming network. The clever part is the very simple model: you share your home WiFi, and when others connect, you earn points, which can later be exchanged for ROAM tokens. This economic model seems reasonable, but the implementation is quite smart.
What are Roam’s growth figures? In just 7 months—from July 2024 to January 2025—t

I just came across a discussion about honeypot scams in the crypto community, and this is truly an issue that many people still don't fully understand. What is a honeypot? Simply put, it's a cryptocurrency scam tactic where malicious actors create fake tokens or wallets to lure unsuspecting investors into sending money, only to find out later that they cannot withdraw.
What is the biggest danger of a honeypot? These tokens often have extremely high selling fees, ranging from 90-100%, which can wipe out your entire investment. This is implemented through a special malicious code embedded in the

If you're new to crypto trading, many people often get confused about concepts like Entry, Stop Loss, or Take Profit. Today, I will explain these terms in the simplest way possible.
Entry is simply the point where you decide to buy or sell. If you enter at 50 USDT and close the position also at 50 USDT, that's break-even — no profit, no loss.
But the important thing is to know how to protect yourself. Stop Loss (SL) is the tool to minimize losses. When placing a buy order, the Stop Loss should be below the Entry, and when selling, it should be above the Entry. A tip is not to set the SL too cl

I just learned more about Heiken Ashi candles and found them really useful for those who want to read charts more easily. This is a technical analysis tool originally from Japan, called the "Average Price" in Vietnamese, calculated from current and past price data.
The way Heiken Ashi candles work is quite interesting. Instead of using the open, close, high, and low prices directly, it recalculates them using averages. Specifically, the open price is taken from the average of the previous candle's open and close, the close price is the average of the four prices (open, close, high, low), and t

I want to share something that most new traders often overlook when entering the crypto market—that is, how to read candlestick patterns on the chart. In fact, each candlestick is not just a simple price bar but tells a story about market psychology, about the battle between buyers and sellers.
When you look at a candlestick, you'll see four important pieces of information: opening price, closing price, highest price, and lowest price. From these data, candlestick patterns form and help you predict future price movements. I’ve learned that recognizing these candlestick patterns is key to tradi

The MAV chart seems to be in a pretty tense phase 😅. Looking at the price structure, it appears it will soon need to test support again or break through resistance. Not sure which direction it will go next. Is anyone monitoring MAV? It seems like we should pay attention for a few more days 👀.

I just received a question from you in the community about how to identify scam projects in crypto, so today I want to share some experiences I’ve learned from the market.
In fact, since crypto exploded, scam methods have become increasingly sophisticated. It’s not just ordinary scammers, but also highly professional fraudsters who use subtle techniques to attract investors.
One of the most common scams I’ve seen is ICO scam. Basically, scammers create a new cryptocurrency project, promote it professionally, and even hire famous KOLs to boost credibility. Then they issue tokens and raise funds

I just noticed an interesting development from Hong Kong. Julia Leung, CEO of the Securities and Futures Commission, just announced that they plan to continue licensing more crypto exchanges. Last week, they approved HKVAX, marking the third approval since Hong Kong officially opened its doors to crypto about 14 months ago.
What’s notable is that currently, there are up to 11 platforms in the queue awaiting approval from Julia Leung and the regulatory agency. They have completed the initial review phase for these exchanges and are now requesting the applicants to make necessary adjustments bef

I just came across many new people interested in making money from crypto without wanting to invest a large initial capital. That’s why crypto mining apps on phones are so popular right now. It’s a pretty interesting way to get familiar with the blockchain world without a big investment.
Basically, mobile crypto mining apps work by leveraging your device’s processing power or connecting to cloud services. Instead of buying expensive ASICs or GPUs, you just install the app and let it run in the background. Some apps even let you complete small tasks or play games to earn free coins. Unlike trad

I just revisited Polkadot (DOT) and realized that it is a pretty interesting project in the crypto space. What exactly is Dot? It’s not just an ordinary token; it’s a next-generation blockchain protocol developed by those who previously contributed to Ethereum.
The beauty of Polkadot is that it operates as a multi-chain network, allowing the connection of multiple independent blockchains into a unified ecosystem. Unlike Bitcoin or Ethereum, which operate separately, DOT can process transactions across multiple chains simultaneously, solving the congestion issues that traditional blockchains of

I've just realized that many newcomers to crypto are still unfamiliar with the concept of Low Cap, so I want to share some of my insights.
Simply put, Low Cap refers to coins with a market capitalization under $50 million. It differs from Top Cap (1 billion USD and above) and Mid Cap (100 million to 1 billion USD). The characteristics of Low Cap are low price, low 24-hour trading volume, and limited liquidity. Because of that, it’s considered a quite attractive investment option, but also riskier.
To understand better, I need to explain Market Cap first. Market Cap = Circulating Supply x Curre