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BNB Chain has launched a new $100 million liquidity plan that will support native tokens listed on top crypto exchanges. The Permanent Liquidity Support Program, which BNB Chain said was going live on March 24, 2025, follows two earlier rounds that saw projects benefit from $4.4 million in liquidity support. Now the Binance ecosystem blockchain, powered by BNB ( BNB ), is offering a $100 million permanent liquidity program it says will be distributed to projects that achieve listing milestones on top centralized crypto exchanges. Incentivizing CEX-listed native projects, according to BNB Chain, will help spark further growth and traction for the entire ecosystem. “In Round 1, we supported top memecoins with $2.2M in permanent liquidity. In Round 2, we opened it to all sectors and doubled the pool to $4.4M. Now, Round 3 builds on that momentum—with a new structure that puts CEX listings at the center and covers all sectors,” BNB Chain posted on X. The new initiative will support memecoins, artificial intelligence, decentralized finance and gaming among other industry segments. Projects will fall into three categories or tiers: tier 1 will include tokens that list on Binace, Coinbase and Upbit, while tier 2 are Kraken, Bybit and OKX. The last group will reward projects listed on Bitget, MEXC, Gate.io, KuCoin and Crypto.com. Rewards will be up to $500,000, $250,000, and $50,000 respectively for each of the three categories. The eligibility criteria include tokens being 100% native to the BNB Chain and not previously listed on exchanges. It should also meet on-chain metrics such as at least $5 million in market cap, not less than 10,000 holding addresses and $1 million or more in daily average trading volume. As a start, BNB Chain is targeting a three-month trial period, with this then extended to a long-term campaign. However , this will be subject to performance evaluation.

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In the aisles of Wall Street, the atmosphere is no longer festive. For a few weeks now, the American stock market has been showing symptoms of a relapse that we thought forgotten. The specter of a crash — in the style of 2000 or 2008 — resurfaces. And while analysts pull out their old survival manuals, others see it as an opportunity for a big cleanup. But what does history really tell us? And above all, how do we read the signs in this changing economic jungle? Indeed, the American stock market loves to trip over the carpet of overvaluation. In 2000, the Nasdaq (now aligned with Bitcoin ) reached 5,000 points, before crashing down on a 78% drop. A quarter of a century later, are we seeing a repeat? In any case, it looks like it . The Nasdaq is already down 13% in a month, like a foretaste of an indigestible dish. Back then, we invested in companies whose only tangible asset was a PowerPoint. Today, it’s artificial intelligences that are sparking euphoria, in the form of Nvidia and its tech cousins. History repeats itself, but with more printed circuits. As Jim Osman says: ” You haven’t seen anything yet “. He speaks from experience: the Nasdaq, the S&P 500, and the Dow Jones all crashed back then. And this time? Nothing guarantees that the scenario will be less violent. And you, are you ready for a HD rerun of the 2000 crash? On the other side of the Atlantic, the United States moves like somnambulists on a thread of debt and illusions. The American economy, on paper, seems robust, but the foundations are cracking. Proof? The famous S&P 500 has slipped over 10% recently, flirting with correction like a shy teenager with disaster. The profit margins of American companies have reached unprecedented levels: over 9%, far above the historical norm (between 3.8% and 7.2%). It’s no longer an economy, it’s a trampoline. And beware of the landing! A simple “reversion to the mean” — returning to the average, as professionals say — could plunge profits by 20%, or even more. Robert Kiyosaki doesn’t mince his words : This crash will be bigger than that of 1929. Just that. But don’t panic! According to him, you should “stay stoic, keep your eyes open… and buy when everyone is fleeing “. Should we tremble or break out the checkbook? As investors try to keep a cool head, one question remains: are we witnessing the bursting of a new bubble or a healthy correction? The indicators are as reassuring as a lace parachute. Some talk about “bull traps”, those false recoveries that precede the real fall. Remember: in 2001, after the dot-com boom, the market had recovered 21%… before losing 32% again. A repeat in 2008. And today? The valuations are once again under tension. The forward P/E (price-to-earnings ratio) is dangerously approaching 23x, a level that preceded the last two major corrections. And yet, not all is lost. Artificial intelligence is not just a flash in the pan, as some analysts remind us. The problem is not the technology, but the exuberance of investors, that old demon of Wall Street. So, is this stock market self-destructing out of enthusiasm? In summary, the misfortunes of some bring happiness to others: while the American stock market ecosystem, symbolized by Wall Street, is in a dark place right now, it should be noted that it’s Europe that is cashing in .

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He's leveraged against his own stock which is tied to BTC performance near a cycle top He lost 99% in the dot com bubble too