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Once, mining was something like a gold rush. People enthusiastically assembled GPU farms, plugged them into the outlet, and watched as digital coins slowly grew on the screen. Back then everything seemed simple and exciting: a little knowledge, patience, and a desire to try something new were enough. Many mined out of curiosity, not even suspecting that their “home experiments” could one day bring a fortune.

The cryptocurrency market is like a living organism—it is constantly moving, growing, breathing, and changing its mood. Some make millions on price swings, others lose everything overnight, and still others try to find the golden mean between risk and safety. And somewhere between luck and cold calculation, a new player has appeared—artificial intelligence.

Anyone who has ever dealt with buying or selling cryptocurrency knows how difficult it is to choose an exchanger. Dozens of services on the internet promise fast transfers, low fees, and the best rates, but behind flashy words often hide risks—delays, failures, deception, or even outright scammers. Some users lose money due to inattention, others due to greed, because the desire to “grab” a favorable rate often clouds common sense.

When it comes to investments, people split into two camps: some believe in the eternal value of gold, others — in the power of digital assets. We live in an era where familiar metal competes with invisible code, and debates between the supporters of tradition and technology don’t subside. Some keep bullion in a safe, feeling calm because they can literally “touch” their money, while others track the Bitcoin rate in an app and rejoice at instant price swings.

Many have heard about Bitcoin, Ethereum, and cryptocurrency in general, but when it comes to storage, doubts begin. Where should you keep your coins so you don’t lose them due to a hack or a mistake? Some advise installing an app, others say — only a hardware wallet.

Crypto exchange OKX is no longer supporting Tether (USDT) trading pairs for traders from the European Economic Area (EEA).

Bankman-Fried was convicted in November for his role in what prosecutors described as one of the “largest financial crimes in U.S. history.”

The Nigerian government has accused cryptocurrency exchange Binance of manipulating the naira (NGN) exchange rate and demanded $10 billion in compensation.

Former CEO and current executive chairman of MicroStrategy Michael Saylor announced that the company, already one of the largest owners of Bitcoin, has no plans to sell the cryptocurrency.

This significant event was the result of a steady increase in the price of the cryptocurrency, which reached $51,000 on February 14.