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#CryptoMarketPrediction 17 years ago, on January 3, 2009, the first block of transactions in the Bitcoin network was mined, called the Genesis Block (Genesis Block). It was created on a small server in Helsinki, and the reward for mining it was 50 bitcoins. The Genesis Block contained a headline from The Times newspaper: "Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks" («Chancellor on the brink of a second bailout for banks»). The article in the publication described the UK government’s preparations for a second round of rescue for banks affected by the 2008 global financial crisis. It is believed that the anonymous creator of Bitcoin, known by the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, made a reference to the 2008 global financial crisis, implying that Bitcoin was created as an alternative to the traditional financial system. Despite the launch of the Bitcoin network in early January, the first transaction of the main cryptocurrency took place more than a week after the creation of the first block — on January 12, 2009, in block 170, 10 BTC were sent from Satoshi Nakamoto to developer Hal Finney. At that time, Bitcoin had no value, and the first known commercial transaction only occurred in October 2009 at a rate of 5050 BTC for $5.02 (or $0.001 per 1 bitcoin) — the operation was conducted through the NewLibertyStandard platform, and payment was made via PayPal. At the current BTC price of around $89 thousand, these coins would be worth nearly $450 million — an increase of about 450 billion times. For 1 BTC to reach a price of $1, it took about two years — on February 9, 2011, the quotes first equaled the dollar in value.

#Strategy加码BTC配置 Sudden outbreak! Why did PEPE, a small coin, move first? There's only one explanation Are you all confused? Recently, the entire market has been watching $PEPE as the main target for movement. Instead of guessing blindly, let's be straightforward: there really isn't that much idle money in the market to chase new things anymore. Where are the real opportunities? Look at the altcoins that have fallen the deepest—they've already run out of room to drop. On the other hand, mainstream coins like $ETH, although volatile, still have solid fundamentals. The logic behind this market trend is simple: large funds are switching between mainstream coins and top projects, but the liquidity from small retail investors is starting to gather into those coins that have already bottomed out. PEPE's rise first is because it has low participation costs, high volatility, and easily attracts attention. But this doesn't mean the overall altcoin market will reverse—it's just some extremely oversold assets that are recovering. Remember one thing: this isn't a rotation of the wind vane, it's liquidity searching for the low ground.