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Result of investing $1000 in ‎#الذهب over ‎#البيتكوين for 8 years ( starting from 2017 until now )
Investing $1,000 in Bitcoin has become approximately $88,000
Investing $1,000 in gold has become approximately $3,800
#CryptoMarketMildlyRebounds #Gate2025AnnualReportComing

New Launch in the DEX World
The perpetual trading platform Lighter officially announced its token LIT and the start of trading.
Distribution details:
• 50% of the supply is allocated to the ecosystem
• The remaining percentage is for the team and investors
A step that reflects the project's focus on building the ecosystem first
All eyes now on liquidity and engagement in the upcoming phases #My2026FirstPost #My2026FirstPost

From 50 Bitcoins to Zero
The image illustrates Bitcoin mining rewards over the years.
Initially, miners received 50 BTC per block, but approximately every 4 years, a halving occurs(Halving), reducing the reward by half.
By 2136, the mining reward will reach just 1 Satoshi(the smallest unit of Bitcoin) at today's Satoshi price of $0.00088, and one Bitcoin contains 100 million Satoshis.
This system is designed to gradually reduce the supply,
until the final issuance of Bitcoin ends in 2140.
After that, miners will rely solely on transaction fees, making Bitcoin a scarce asset.
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Remember almost two years ago before the Bitcoin halving event in 2024 when I wrote and said it was an unfavorable event?
For the first time in its history, Bitcoin's annual close in the year following the halving was a negative close with a loss of (-7%).
The problem isn't just the negative close; the issue is that in 2025:
1. Billions were pumped into Bitcoin from companies like Strategy.
2. There is political leadership supporting crypto and many legislative facilitations.
3. We began entering a wave of quantitative easing and interest rate cuts.
4. In the same year, metals like gold and si

From Shanghai to Chicago: How Markets Lost Control of Silver:
Silver experienced an exceptional year in 2025, with triple-digit returns driven by a clear structural imbalance between supply and demand. But what is more dangerous – and less obvious to followers – is not the price itself, but the hidden infrastructure (Plumbing) of the global silver market.
To understand what is happening, one must distinguish between two levels of the market:
First: The Spot Market (Spot Market)
This is the physical silver market, where the price per ounce is set for immediate delivery. It is traded in major ce

What is happening in the shadow inside the silver markets now.. is much more important than what you see on the screens.
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The cost of "borrowing" silver for one month suddenly jumped to touch 8.5%.
To put it into perspective:
This number has historically been very marginal, and this jump to this level is a real alarm bell.
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What do these numbers tell us?
Simply: liquidity in the (Spot Market) has dried up.
Major players are willing to pay a hefty cost to get physical silver now and immediately.
This means that confidence in the future availability of the metal is eroding, and the need f

Will 2026 be the Year of the "Forgotten Markets"?
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While funds flood into Silicon Valley, a quiet movement is happening in the shadows.
Emerging Market Index ( ‎$EEM ) is preparing to break a historic high (ATH) after years of accumulation, and financial institutions are starting to gather "gems" in this sector.
This list is not just about stocks, but a bet by major institutions on the drivers of the upcoming global growth:
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1. The Heartbeat of AI: ‎$TSM (Taiwan - Semiconductors)
Not just a company, but the backbone of the AI revolution.
It alone accounts for more than 11% of the index weig

Mathematics does not forgive... the $2 trillion trap
If you think investing is risky... don’t regret watching your money burn before your eyes
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In the world of finance, there are numbers you can ignore, and there are numbers that force you to recalculate everything.
The chart in front of you belongs to the second category.
I have spoken extensively about the issue of "unsustainable US debt inflation,"
Currently, the problem has surpassed the debt principal,
And reached the "bill" of this debt.
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The language of numbers is harsh and clear:
In 2020, America paid only $345 billion in annual inte

In addition to Ethereum's acquisition of +4 billion dollars in new liquidity for the network:
Ethereum achieved a new record this year by processing the highest number of transactions in a single day (2,230,801 transactions).
More than 444,000 smart contracts were deployed in one day.
The year 2025 saw the highest number of smart contracts deployed in the network's history in a single year


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This Kialara gold bar containing 1,000 #بيتكوين ( with recovery words ) was sold 15 years ago for only $2 per Bitcoin, totaling $2,000.
Today, its value is estimated at around $88 million.
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Among all stocks with a market capitalization above 200 billion dollars, only $MU stock is trading at a forward P/E ratio of ( number one )
2026 forecasts indicate a per-share profit of around $32, meaning the stock is currently trading at a 9x P/E ratio for 2026 🤯
2027 forecasts are around $40, which means the stock is currently trading at only a 7x-8x P/E ratio for 2027 🤯
If the market decides to price the stock at a valuation with a P/E ratio = 10x (, which is still cheap for the tech sector ), the stock will head towards levels of $400
Very attractive multiples $MU ( not a recommendatio

#DrHan2025YearEndOpenLetter $GT
Artificial Intelligence Dominates an Increasing Portion of the US Economy
Investment in IT equipment and software, primarily driven by AI, has reached a record level, accounting for 4.5% of the US GDP.
Since Q3 2023:
• Spending jumped by $288 billion
• Strong growth of +26%
• Total historic spending of $1.39 trillion
The numbers are clear
AI is no longer a technological trend… but a real economic driver.

The biggest surprise in the markets of 2025: Why was the US dollar the biggest loser?
One of the biggest surprises in the global markets in 2025 was the performance of the US dollar.
Contrary to the nearly unanimous expectations, the dollar did not experience a rally driven by America First policies, but recorded one of its worst years against a basket of currencies in nearly five decades.
The prevailing logic was clear:
Supportive growth policies, higher inflation pressures, higher interest rates for a longer period, and a decline in imports…
All factors that were supposed to push the dollar