💰 Майк Сейлор о возможной ликвидации: " Если биткоин будет расти на 1.25% в год, мы сможем выплачивать дивиденды вечно. " "Если рост остановится, у нас есть 80 лет, чтобы решить, что с этим делать." 🌐 Наши ссылки | Торгуем на Bybit | Торгуем на BingX | Торгуем на Polymarket

🤔 $IBIT coming in at #11 in April flows with $2.3B, a notable figure considering it's the only ETF on the list with a negative YTD return. Typically, such trends are only seen with Vanguard ETFs, whose investors buy regardless of market conditions. This could indicate a positive outlook for the long-term viability of the category. By Eric Balchunas: #etf

📉 #TON Pavel Durov: Commissions in TON have decreased by 6 times - almost to zero. The next step is that Telegram will replace TON Foundation as the driving force of TON and become its largest validator.

📈 #BTC Bitcoin is back at $80,000.

With KryllOS, your VPS can become invisible to the internet. And it'll be as simple as checking a box. Every second, thousands of bots sweep the internet looking for open ports to exploit. A trading bot hosted on a VPS, with API keys nearby, is exactly the kind of prize they're hoping to stumble across. Good news: on top of packing multiple security measures, KryllOS will include the cherry on top of the security sundae, port-knocking. Picture a perfectly smooth wall. No visible door, no handle, nothing. But knock on it in just the right rhythm, three times, then twice, then five, and an entrance reveals itself. For anyone who doesn't know the sequence, the wall stays a wall. Port-knocking works exactly like that. By default, no ports are open on the VPS. The server listens in silence. Upon receiving the right sequence of "knocks" on specific ports (1200 → 3456 → 7890, for example), it dynamically opens an SSH tunnel for the duration of the exchange, then closes everything back up behind you. From an automated scanner's perspective: the machine doesn't show up anywhere. No attack surface, because there's no surface at all. KryllOS will ship with an already solid security stack, and port-knocking will lay the final brick, the one that makes the server literally impossible to find. 🔗 Join the KryllOS waitlist 🔗