🚨 THE BIGGEST MONEY ILLUSION IN MODERN HISTORY
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One of the most shocking psychological tricks of the last 60+ years happened quietly. In 1965, silver was removed from US coins. Then in 1971, gold was removed from backing the US dollar. No big vote. No public fight. Just a slow shift… and most people didn’t even notice.
Over time, the public was trained to believe money doesn’t need real value behind it. Gold and silver were slowly downgraded to “just shiny rocks,” while paper and digital numbers were called real money. But for thousands of years, every strong civilization trusted gold and silver because they can’t be printed, inflated, or manipulated overnight.
The shocking part? While regular people were told metals don’t matter anymore, central banks kept buying gold quietly. Not for decoration — but for protection. The illusion worked on the public… but the insiders never believed it. And now, as debt explodes and currencies weaken, people are starting to ask a dangerous question: What is real money… and what was the lie? 🪙⚡
ZEC Token Drops 7.77% Amid Whale Accumulation and India’s Privacy Coin Ban Impact
ZECUSDT experienced a notable decline over the last 24 hours, with the price on Binance falling 7.77% from 364.54 to 336.20 USDT. This downward movement is largely attributed to increased volatility following reports of large holders ("whales") accumulating ZEC after a 42% price slide, as well as the recent news of India's ban on privacy coins including Zcash, which likely exerted selling pressure on the market. Meanwhile, technical analysis shows ZEC hovering near key support levels, with increased trading volume and heightened activity as market participants react to both regulatory developments and potential bullish accumulation.
Currently, ZECUSDT trades at 336.20 on Binance, with a 24-hour trading volume surging and market capitalization around $5.8 billion; supply stands at approximately 16.51 million ZEC, and the asset remains actively traded on major exchanges.
BTC Plunges 6.15% to Two-Month Low as $319 Million Liquidated, ETFs Hold $120 Billion
BTCUSDT experienced a notable decline of 6.15% over the past 24 hours, dropping from 88,050.58 USDT to 82,631.99 USDT as per Binance data. This price decrease was primarily driven by a sharp selloff in the broader market, leading to $319 million in liquidations and pushing Bitcoin to a two-month low. Market sentiment was further influenced by technical analyses indicating bearish patterns and comparisons to previous bear cycles, which heightened concerns about potential further downside. Despite the price drop, spot Bitcoin ETFs continue to attract strong institutional interest, now holding over $120 billion in assets and representing about 8.5% of the circulating supply.
Trading volume for BTCUSDT remains robust, with recent 24-hour volumes reaching as high as 13,810 BTC and the market capitalization holding between $1.69 trillion and $1.79 trillion. Bitcoin’s circulating supply is near 19.98 million BTC, with a maximum supply capped at 21 million BTC.
Why I’m Still Digging Into Plasma ($XPL)
The more I study Plasma, the clearer it gets: this is a Layer 1 built for where crypto is actually going stablecoin payments at scale.
Plasma isn’t chasing every narrative. It’s focused on fast, cheap, compliant payments with sub-second finality, 1,000+ TPS, and native USDT integration. Zero-fee USDT transfers, gas paid in stablecoins, and EVM compatibility make onboarding feel simple, not technical.
$XPL’s tokenomics are built for the long game: 10B supply, only 10% public, long vesting, conservative staking, and strong institutional demand with $273M+ raised.
With stablecoins crossing $250B, Plasma is positioning itself as core payment infrastructure.
Don’t sleep on @Plasma Folks.
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