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Pecunia non olet - money doesn't smell
I'm not hoarding any cryptocurrency
I'm hoarding $/€, you can touch them
The case of Vespasian. When Vespasian's son, Titus, reproached his father for introducing a tax on public toilets, the emperor held a coin from the first revenues up to his son's nose and asked if it smelled; upon the negative reply, Vespasian remarked that money still comes from 'urine'—
The toilet tax. The tax was indeed imposed on revenues from public toilets and the sale of urine (which was used in leather production and other crafts), thus the anecdote illustrates Vespasian's practical approach to filling the treasury
I'm not hoarding any cryptocurrency
I'm hoarding $/€, you can touch them
The case of Vespasian. When Vespasian's son, Titus, reproached his father for introducing a tax on public toilets, the emperor held a coin from the first revenues up to his son's nose and asked if it smelled; upon the negative reply, Vespasian remarked that money still comes from 'urine'—
The toilet tax. The tax was indeed imposed on revenues from public toilets and the sale of urine (which was used in leather production and other crafts), thus the anecdote illustrates Vespasian's practical approach to filling the treasury
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Bitcoin ETFs recorded the largest capital inflow in three months
After the last trading session, exchange-traded funds based on the first cryptocurrency attracted $753.7 million — the highest level since October.
The leader was FBTC from Fidelity, which accounted for $351 million. Following closely were BITB from Bitwise and IBIT from BlackRock, which received $159 million and $126 million respectively.
Since the beginning of January, the total inflow into Bitcoin ETFs has exceeded $660 million, which contrasts with the trend of the past two months. After the October crash and amid prolonged market decline, the instruments lost $3.4 billion in November and $1.09 billion in December.
The leader was FBTC from Fidelity, which accounted for $351 million. Following closely were BITB from Bitwise and IBIT from BlackRock, which received $159 million and $126 million respectively.
Since the beginning of January, the total inflow into Bitcoin ETFs has exceeded $660 million, which contrasts with the trend of the past two months. After the October crash and amid prolonged market decline, the instruments lost $3.4 billion in November and $1.09 billion in December.
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The share of ETH locked in staking has reached a record 30%
The amount of ETH locked in Ethereum staking has reached a new all-time high. There are now 35.8 million ETH on the Beacon Chain — 29.57% of the second-largest cryptocurrency's market supply.
In dollar terms, the figure has exceeded $118 billion. The previous record of 29.54% was recorded in July 2025.
In dollar terms, the figure has exceeded $118 billion. The previous record of 29.54% was recorded in July 2025.
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SUI ⚠️assumption
Expected growth to $2.12–$2.28, then possible correction. Entry points for growth: $1.85–$1.88, for downward pullback: break below $1.81 with target $1.64. RSI indicates overbought conditions, so monitoring volume and candlesticks is crucial.
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| | $2.1246 | +3.36% |
| $2.2870 | +7.64% |
- Current price: $1.8523
- Range: $1.8110 – $1.9430
- Volume (24h): 74.77M SUI
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| | $2.1246 | +3.36% |
| $2.2870 | +7.64% |
- Current price: $1.8523
- Range: $1.8110 – $1.9430
- Volume (24h): 74.77M SUI
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GLM/RIVER/ZKP comparison
GLM shows a moderately bullish sentiment: entry possible from $0.329–0.331 with confirmation of a bullish candle and volume, exit at the $0.341–0.346 zone. Compared to ZKP and RIVER, GLM is a more stable, but less volatile asset, suitable for moderate trading.
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GLM:
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| Aggressive entry | $0.329–0.331 | on a bullish candle and volume increase |
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GLM:
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| Aggressive entry | $0.329–0.331 | on a bullish candle and volume increase |
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GLM
moderate growth expected — from $0.335 to $0.3416, with a possible correction. Technical indicators show a bullish bias, but RSI is close to the neutral zone, requiring caution. Entry points for upward movement — from $0.329 to $0.335 upon confirmation of candlestick and volume.
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Patterns and structure
- after the upward impulse — consolidation in a narrow range of $0.329–$0.335.
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Patterns and structure
- after the upward impulse — consolidation in a narrow range of $0.329–$0.335.
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ZKP
"Double bottom" (possible formation): levels $0.1379 and $0.1390 — if there's an upward breakout, it's a signal for a reversal.
- "Engulfing" (bullish engulfing): if a bullish candle appears on the 1-hour chart, covering the previous bearish candle — this is an entry point for a rise.
- "Flag" or "triangle": consolidation in a narrow range — an upward breakout is possible with increasing volume.
- "Engulfing" (bullish engulfing): if a bullish candle appears on the 1-hour chart, covering the previous bearish candle — this is an entry point for a rise.
- "Flag" or "triangle": consolidation in a narrow range — an upward breakout is possible with increasing volume.
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Happiness from money is not in possessing it, but in the opportunities it provides. (S. Bar)
My little safe
My little safe
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And who is foolish, and who is smart?
There are no foolish or smart people. If a fool starts acting wisely, he can no longer be called foolish; and if a smart person starts doing foolish things, others will say: 'Well, that's definitely foolish.'
People judge actions through the lens of expectations and labels—if a person with a 'fool' reputation does something smart, it doesn't change their label; if someone considered smart commits a foolish act, others quickly attribute foolishness to them.
Consequence: reputation and bias outweigh individual actions; fair evaluation often doesn't happen.
There are no foolish or smart people. If a fool starts acting wisely, he can no longer be called foolish; and if a smart person starts doing foolish things, others will say: 'Well, that's definitely foolish.'
People judge actions through the lens of expectations and labels—if a person with a 'fool' reputation does something smart, it doesn't change their label; if someone considered smart commits a foolish act, others quickly attribute foolishness to them.
Consequence: reputation and bias outweigh individual actions; fair evaluation often doesn't happen.
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In which countries is there no old-age pension and why
🇲🇪 Montenegro
Average salary: 880 € (80,741 ₽)
Why is there no old-age pension: it was never established
What replaces it: mandatory pension insurance for employees, self-employed individuals, and farmers. Employees contribute 15%, employers contribute 5.5% of salary, self-employed individuals pay 20.5% of income. To receive a pension, a minimum of 15 years of work experience is required, and for early retirement at age 61, 40 years of experience is needed. The amount depends on accumulated pension points. The minimum pension is 450 € (41,288 ₽)
Average salary: 880 € (80,741 ₽)
Why is there no old-age pension: it was never established
What replaces it: mandatory pension insurance for employees, self-employed individuals, and farmers. Employees contribute 15%, employers contribute 5.5% of salary, self-employed individuals pay 20.5% of income. To receive a pension, a minimum of 15 years of work experience is required, and for early retirement at age 61, 40 years of experience is needed. The amount depends on accumulated pension points. The minimum pension is 450 € (41,288 ₽)
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