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In a world driven by the constant ebb and flow of global economies, individuals and investors alike find themselves presented with an array of opportunities to grow their wealth. Among the myriad choices available, two prominent contenders stand out: Forex trading and traditional stock market investments, each representing distinct pathways to financial success.

Cryptocurrency trading has gained significant popularity in recent years, with traders aiming to profit from the volatile price movements in digital assets. Understanding the fundamentals of crypto trading is crucial for aspiring traders looking to navigate this dynamic market successfully. This article provides an overview of what a crypto trader is, the different approaches to trading cryptocurrencies, and the risks associated with it.

Earlier this month, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) took action by suing two major cryptocurrency exchanges, Binance and Coinbase, as part of its intensified crackdown on the crypto industry. The SEC accuses both exchanges of knowingly violating securities laws that aim to safeguard investors. So what is all that turmoil about and what could be the consequences? Let`s get to the bottom of this.

Bitcoin halving is a crucial event in the world of cryptocurrency, which occurs every four years. As we approach the next bitcoin halving, scheduled for 2024, the anticipation and speculation around its impact on the market are increasing. Bitcoin halving is a process where the rewards for mining new blocks on the blockchain network are cut in half, reducing the amount of bitcoin produced every ten minutes.

Choosing which assets to use in the forex market is not the easiest task, especially for beginners, because even the most popular currency pairs are not always amenable to analysis. Nevertheless, using the most liquid pairs as the base and quoted pairs is the most reasonable option for working on the exchange. Let us find out what aspects one should pay attention to while choosing the best assets to trade, as well as learn the most tradable currency pairs in forex trading.

The past year has brought many worries to investors. All three major stock market indices - the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq - fell hard. The bond market hasn't been left out either if you look at the Bloomberg AGG index. Overall, 2022 is a dismal episode for the major stock and bond indices. Lingering COVID problems, unrelenting inflation, and Fed rate hikes have done their dark work. In 2023, many of the problems are certainly not going anywhere.

In the summer of 2023, the popular cryptocurrency Litecoin will be halving. A significant event has already happened twice - in 2015 and 2019. Each time, a few months before this process, the price of LTC first went up sharply and then dropped. But in 2023, Litecoin halving could take a different path. And today we will tell you how it was before and how it may be in 2023.

During the existence of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, a large number of erroneous judgments have appeared about them, which continue to spread among people even now. This leads to cryptocurrency being treated negatively, as the vast majority of myths about digital currencies are aimed at discrediting them. In this article, we will look at the most popular of them and debunk them for good.

Almost six months ago, in the world of cryptocurrencies, there was a high-profile scandal associated with the collapse of the stablecoin market - digital currencies pegged to the rates of the real ones. Now the crypto-financial market is shaking again: the first cryptocurrency - bitcoin - was rapidly falling, losing a quarter of its price. On November 10, its rate dipped below $16,000. Bitcoin's fall dragged alternative cryptocurrencies as well. Some analysts have already dubbed what is happening the "beginning of the end" of the cryptocurrency world - again.

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