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I recently read a piece about Charles Munger's last years, and honestly, I was struck by how this man spent his final days. Not somewhere on a beach in a luxurious house, but in an ordinary Los Angeles home without air conditioning, simply because there were people he valued and projects that inspired him.
What impressed me the most were his investment moves in 2023. Imagine: an investor who avoided the coal industry for 60 years suddenly betting on it. When everyone was shouting that coal was doomed, Munger looked at the situation from a different angle. He saw undervaluation, potential, and

I noticed an interesting dynamic in the markets over the past few days. Gold and silver finally stopped falling and began to recover—spot silver jumped more than 4%, and gold moved back above 4800 dollars. It seems investors have revisited their positions after the panic about the dollar eased a bit.
All this story about Wash’s nomination to the ФРС, seems to be really changing sentiment. Strategists from Morgan Stanley say it could ease concerns about the rapid devaluation of the dollar and boost confidence in the system. In short, precious metals are pushing down, but in the long term, this

Yes, guys, I noticed that the question about choosing a graphics card for mining is once again relevant. It's been over a year since the release of the RTX 50 series and RDNA 4, and many are still figuring out what to pay attention to. Let's figure it out together.
The new flagship models are truly impressive. The RTX 5090 delivers about 216 MH/s on Ethereum Classic, consuming approximately 575 W. This beast, but it should be ideal for serious farms. The RTX 5080 is more balanced — 130 MH/s at 360 W power consumption and a price around $1000. A good choice if your budget is limited.
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I noticed that in 2025-2026, the GPU mining market has revived again. After Ethereum switched to PoS, many thought GPU mining was dead, but it turned out — quite the opposite. A bunch of new algorithms have appeared, and mining GPUs are back in action.
Let's figure out which models are truly worth paying attention to right now. I’ve filtered out the market noise and highlighted the most interesting options.
The new flagship models of 2025 are the NVIDIA RTX 5090 and RTX 5080. The RTX 5090 is a monster: 32 GB GDDR7, 575 W power consumption, and astronomical hash rates. It gives about 216 MH/s o

Noticing that U.S. crypto regulation progress has once again fallen into a deadlock. According to industry insiders, although the White House aims to finalize the stablecoin yield policy agreement within this week, the actual situation is far more complicated than expected. A person directly involved in the negotiations stated that this timeline is simply unrealistic, and the entire process could be delayed until the end of March or even later.
Interestingly, a government official previously told the media that the plan would be completed before March, which instead intensified doubts from all

I recently read a piece about Jesse Jackson, and it made me think. A man who lived 84 years fought for what he called a Beloved Community—a vision of society based on justice, love, and nonviolence. It was not just rhetoric. Jackson truly believed that through collective effort, systemic inequality could be dismantled and a world built where poverty, hunger, and hatred give way to reconciliation.
Today, we are in a completely different reality. Instead of brotherhood and humanism—division based on "us versus them." Instead of inclusivity—dismantling mechanisms that protect minorities. The cont

Yesterday I noticed an interesting quest in Hrum — a new quote of the day appears there every day, and you have to guess it. Today’s task is about Ralph Waldo Emerson, and if you answer correctly, you get 150 $CRUMBS. It’s pretty cool that the quote of the day isn’t just for fun but actually allows you to earn something.
The process is simple — open the event menu in the app, find the required task, and tap. Then read the quote text and enter the author. The system will immediately check if your answer is correct. If you already know confirmed options, it’s a foolproof way.
By the way, the quo

I've noticed that many in the community are looking for information about the most stable cryptocurrency, so I decided to analyze the current situation in the stablecoin market.
Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies pegged to a stable value, usually the US dollar. As of early 2026, the market looks quite interesting. Here's what's happening with the leading players:
Tether (USDT) remains the absolute leader with a market capitalization of over $184 billion. It is truly the most stable cryptocurrency in terms of volume and distribution — available on Ethereum, Tron, and Solana. Used everywhere: from

The Winklevoss Brothers: From Facebook Scandal to Cryptocurrency Empire 🪙
You know, the story of the Winklevoss brothers is one of those examples where defeat turns into the beginning of something much bigger. Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss are American entrepreneurs who first gained fame not through cryptocurrency, but through a lawsuit with Mark Zuckerberg.
It all started at Harvard. The brothers developed the social network ConnectU and later accused Zuckerberg of stealing their idea to create Facebook. The legal battle became the basis for the 2010 film "The Social Network," in which they w

I've long noticed that the most successful traders I know have one thing in common—they keep a trading journal. At first, it seemed unnecessary to me, but then I realized why it's so critical.
When you trade crypto without records, you just jump from one trade to another without seeing the big picture. A trading journal helps document every step: date, time, which coin you traded, position size, entry and exit prices, and the outcome. But the most important part is the comments. Why did you open the position? What made you close it? What were your emotions?
This is where real work begins. When

You know, usually when people talk about Laszlo Hanyecz, they only remember the pizza. But Laszlo Hanyecz himself considers that event far from the most important in his life. It turns out he mined about 100,000 BTC in the early days of Bitcoin and spent roughly half of it on various things, including those two pizzas for 10,000 BTC on May 22, 2010. He either sold or gave away the other half, earning a few thousand dollars from all of it, which he used to build a new computer.
But what really concerns Laszlo Hanyecz is his contribution to the development of Bitcoin. He says he was not stingy a

Remember how a few years ago everyone was saying that NFTs are a bubble? Well, some people made crazy money from that bubble. I decided to find out which NFTs have ever sold for the most insane prices, and the results are truly impressive.
Let's start with the absolute record holder. Pak's work called Merge sold in December 2021 for $91.8 million. But here’s the kicker — it’s not just one NFT, but 312,686 copies purchased by nearly 29,000 collectors. Each paid about $575 for their share. Brilliant scheme, if you think about it. Pak is a master at these moves — this artist has been working anon

I just looked at the GDP per capita statistics for 2025 and I am truly shocked by the scale of global inequality. It turns out that the poorest country in the world is South Sudan with a figure of only $251 per person. To compare, that's less than a monthly salary in developed countries.
Generally, if you look at the list of the poorest countries, most of them are African nations. Yemen ($417), Burundi ($490), Central African Republic ($532) — that's already terrible. Even in the DRC, with a population of 100 million, the GDP per capita is only $743. Interestingly, India, with such a huge pop

You know, I've long noticed that many beginners in trading ignore the simplest and most effective tool — candlestick formations in trading. It's not some complicated math, but just visual signals that the market constantly gives us.
It all started with Japanese rice traders back in the 1700s. They developed a system that still works today. The West only learned about it in the late 1980s, but now it’s a fundamental tool for any serious trader. Each candle shows the open, close, high, and low for the period — like a snapshot of market emotions.
Why is this important? Because candlestick formati

I've noticed that many newcomers to crypto get lost when choosing a wallet. That’s understandable — there are really many options, and each promises something different. I decided to share what I’ve learned over years of working with various asset storage solutions.
First, it’s important to understand the basics: a crypto wallet is not just an app; it’s your key to managing digital assets. The private key is what gives you control over your funds. If you lose it or it gets compromised, things can go badly. So choosing the right tool is not a trivial matter.
When I started, it seemed like all w

I've noticed that in recent years, more and more people are interested in anonymous cryptocurrencies. And that's understandable — in the digital age, privacy has become a truly valuable resource.
Basically, the idea of anonymity in crypto is simple. Imagine you withdraw cash from an ATM — the transaction is recorded, but what you do with that money afterward is your own business. Anonymous cryptocurrencies operate on a similar principle. On regular exchanges, verification is required, so all your movements can be analyzed. But with true anonymous currency, no one can track where your funds go

Interesting, how many people have actually tried mining cryptocurrencies directly from their smartphones? I recently looked into this question and found that there are quite a few mining apps for phones, but not all of them are equally useful.
I started with CryptoTab — one of the most well-known mobile mining apps. The idea is simple: install it, launch it, and it begins generating hash rate. Plus, you can invite friends and earn commissions from their activity. Then I looked into cloud mining options — which take a different approach. One of the major crypto exchanges offers cloud mining thr

It's interesting to observe Ronaldo's wealth evolution over the past 10 years. The guy started with $320 million in 2016, and now he's approaching $1.4 billion. The growth is simply wild — nearly four times. Apparently, the truth is that choosing the right partner is not just about romance but a serious factor in wealth accumulation. Ronaldo's net worth has grown quite steadily, with a significant jump between 2022 and 2023. Could it be related to his career moves or just good investments? Overall, it's fascinating statistics. What do you think, are these real numbers or is the media slightly

Recently, I noticed that many beginners don't understand what an MA on a chart is and why it's even worth looking at. I decided to figure it out together.
So, what is an MA in simple terms? It's a Moving Average — an indicator that simply takes the average price of an asset over a certain number of candles. Nothing more. See a line on the chart like MA50 or MA200? That's the moving average.
MA50 shows the average price over the last 50 candles, MA200 over 200, MA20 over 20. On a daily chart, that's usually 20 days. Just a line that smooths out all the fluctuations and noise in the price.
Why i

I've noticed that many in the crypto community get confused about terminology, especially when it comes to utility tokens. Let's clarify what they are and why understanding them is important for grasping decentralized applications.
Essentially, a utility token is simply a tool for interacting with a blockchain platform. Think of it as a special pass that grants you access to certain functions and services within the ecosystem. You can use it to buy goods, pay fees, participate in governance — everything depends on how the project team has designed it.
The value of such a token develops gradual