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Lately I've been thinking that many people don't really understand what true investment scams are. I've seen many beginners stumble in crypto communities or other investment fields, so I want to share some knowledge about Ponzi schemes. These scams have existed for centuries, yet many still fall for them.
Speaking of Ponzi schemes, one cannot help but mention Charles Ponzi himself. He was an Italian immigrant active in Boston during the 1920s, who defrauded thousands of people under the guise of stamp investments. He promised investors high returns from buying and selling stamps, claiming he c

If you're in the crypto space, you've probably heard of MITM attacks. Let me explain what a man-in-the-middle attack actually means, because it's much more serious than it seems at first glance.
Imagine this: you're sending a crypto address to a friend over unsecured Wi-Fi, and there's a third person sitting in between. They intercept your message, change the address to their own — and boom, the coins go somewhere else. That’s exactly what a man-in-the-middle attack looks like in practice. The attacker positions themselves right in the middle of the conversation between two parties, and both t

Lately I've been wondering, why do so many people still fall into scammers' traps? Honestly, Ponzi schemes have been around for hundreds of years, but now they are more rampant than ever—just wearing different disguises.
We've all heard the story of Carlo Ponzi, the Italian immigrant who scammed thousands of people in Boston in the 1920s. He claimed he could make big money by buying and selling postage stamps. But what was the truth? There was no real stamp trading—he was just using new investors' money to pay "interest" to old investors. Back then, people were fooled by false promises of retu

Honestly, when I started learning about trading, I didn’t understand for a long time why my analyses often didn’t work. Then it hit me — I was looking at the market as a crowd, and the crowd always loses. That’s why it’s important to understand how smart money works and how the big players actually move the market.
Smart money isn’t some magical indicator. It’s an analysis method that helps you understand the behavior of large capital — hedge funds, institutional investors, big banks. These whales can set prices and even manipulate asset prices because they have enormous volumes. The essence i

Ethereum (ETH) is testing critical resistance levels, which are quite interesting to consider from a profit-taking perspective. As of today, (2026-02-22), the coin is trading at $1.94K, down -2.45% over the last 24 hours. For traders considering a long position, it is recommended to set a stop-loss at 1990, providing adequate risk management.
Regarding profit target levels, technical analysis indicates two main levels: 2120 and 2180. The first level can be viewed as an intermediate goal with a modest profit, while the second level represents a more ambitious target. An intermediate sell point