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Strong NFP Data – When Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) come in hot, the message is clear: the U.S. economy is still running strong. But for crypto, that’s not always bullish. The Macro Impact Strong NFP = More Jobs = Potential Fed Tightening Markets expect higher interest rates or a delay in cuts. This strengthens the dollar, weakens risk assets like BTC and ETH. What’s the Strategy? 1. Protect Capital Tighten stops. Reduce high-beta altcoin exposure. Lock in profits if you're sitting on big gains. 2. Wait for Confirmation Don’t rush into buying dips blindly. Watch how BTC reacts to key levels (like $60K or $58K). Listen to Fed signals post-NFP — will they stay hawkish? 3. Be Opportunistic If you're long-term bullish: start layering back in slowly. Look for relative strength: which tokens held up during the dip? Explore yield opportunities in stablecoins while waiting for clarity. Final Thought Strong NFP isn’t a trend-breaker on its own, but it can pause or reset sentiment. Be nimble, stay informed, and always trade the reaction — not just the headline.

A crypto wallet is what we utilize in order to safeguard and store our cryptocurrencies. But that is not everything. A wallet helps you to also: 1. Send crypto 2. Receive crypto 3. Store crypto safely NOTE: When we say crypto wallet, what we literally just mean are these three actions — sending, receiving, and storing. Trading in crypto coins is a whole different story — that's what we do on a crypto exchange (e.g., Bitget, Binance, etc.), not with the wallet itself. So get the clear difference between a Crypto Wallet and a Crypto Exchange. In this post, I will discuss Crypto Wallets mainly. TYPES OF CRYPTO WALLETS There are two general types of crypto wallets: 1. Hot Wallets – Always online Examples: Web browsers extensions such as MetaMask, Trust Wallet extension Mobile applications such as MetaMask App, Phantom App 2. Cold Wallets – Not connected to the internet Examples: Hardware Wallets (e.g., SafePal, Ledger) Paper Wallets Brain Wallets Let's briefly define each: 1. Hardware Wallet (Cold Wallet) A hardware wallet is a physical device (you can touch it.) and it offers maximum security because it's offline by default. You just connect it to the internet when you're going to send coins. Well-known examples: SafePal Wallet Ledger Wallet Some projects even give these away for free at events or promotions. Example: You use the Ledger Live site to select the blockchain and amount with a Ledger Wallet, then sign with the hardware device. Easy and secure. Important: Just like MetaMask does not support all coins (e.g., $BTC $SOL $TRX ), not all hardware wallets will support all coins either. So always verify that the wallet supports the coin or chain you want to store before buying one. 2. Hot Wallets (Software Wallets) These wallets are online all the time — for example: MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Phantom Wallet. They're easy to use and good for sending crypto quickly. But why aren't they as safe as hardware wallets? Because if your phone gets hacked, someone can steal your private keys and take your money. But with a hardware wallet (which is never connected to the internet), that's virtually impossible. 3. Paper Wallet This is a physical piece of paper on which you write down your private keys by hand. Some folks think a paper wallet is a pretty printed card with Bitcoin logos on it. It's not. It might even be a torn page of newspaper — after you inscribe your keys on it, that piece of paper is now your wallet. If someone loses it, they can steal your crypto. If you misplace it, your crypto is gone 4. Brain Wallet This is when you remember your private key and keep it in your head. Yes, your brain is now the wallet. But if you forget it. your money's gone forever. Custodial Wallets (Centralized Wallets) These are wallets where a third party holds your private keys for you. Examples are: Binance Bitget OKX Bybit So, Which Wallet Do You Want to Use? 1. New to crypto? Start with a Custodial Wallet like Bitget or Binance — they're easy to use and user-friendly. 2. Going to hold long-term? Use a Hot Wallet or Cold Wallet for better control and security. NOTE: Not all wallets support all coins. For example, MetaMask only supports EVM-compatible blockchains, so you can't store $BTC , $SOL , or $TRX there. Always check compatibility before using or buying any wallet! Remember: "Not your keys, not your crypto." If someone else has your private keys — they have your assets. Ready to get smart about taking control of your crypto? Start by choosing the right wallet today — and lock up your assets like a pro. Follow me for more beginner-friendly crypto guides and real-world advice you can trust DefiMohk ✍️

A few altcoins are currently drawing bullish attention from analysts and traders due to strong fundamentals or recent technical breakouts. Here are some examples (as of early May 2025): 1. Arbitrum (ARB) – With Ethereum layer-2 scaling gaining momentum, ARB is benefiting from increased DeFi and NFT activity. 2. Render (RNDR) – Gaining traction with AI and metaverse projects that need decentralized GPU power, plus strong partnerships. 3. Injective (INJ) – Bullish sentiment continues due to its innovative DeFi ecosystem and strong tokenomics. 4. Kaspa (KAS) – Its unique blockDAG architecture makes it scalable and fast, and it's gaining a cult following. 5. Celestia (TIA) – Modular blockchain infrastructure is a hot trend, and TIA is leading the pack.

Mattel halts future Hot Wheels Virtual Garage NFT releases American toy and entertainment company @Mattel is halting future releases of its Hot Wheels Virtual Garage NFTs and will suspend all new series and feature drops, Cointelegraph reported. However, existing NFTs, the

Trump has reinforced his pro-crypto stance, saying crypto assets have remained resilient during market downturns and are now widely embraced. The president has stated that the US must lead in digital asset innovation or risk falling behind countries like China. “I want crypto,” Trump said in an interview with NBC News’ Meet the Press this week. The president was asked how he responds to people who express concern about the possibility of him profiting from the presidency. “I think crypto is important because if we don’t do it, China is going to,” he said. “It’s new. It’s very popular. It’s very hot.” He added that during market downturns, crypto “stayed much stronger than other aspects of the market.” Trump noted that crypto is too important to ignore, pointing to the sheer scale of adoption as a driving force behind his pro-crypto stance. He also accused the Biden administration of initially cracking down on crypto but later softening its stance for political gain. Pressed on whether he stands to profit from the Official Trump token (TRUMP), the president said he is “not profiting from anything” and stressed that his backing of crypto began well before the presidential campaign. “I haven’t even looked,” Trump said, adding that “if I own stock in something, and I do a good job, and the stock market goes up, I guess I’m profiting.” Trump said he had contributed his entire presidential salary to the government. When asked whether he would contribute any crypto-related earnings, he responded that he had never considered it. “Should I contribute all of my real estate that I’ve owned for many years if it goes up a little bit because I’m president and doing a good job? I don’t think so,” he said. The president added that he plans to continue contributing his salary during his current term. The TRUMP token, which once reached a market capitalization of nearly $15 billion, has experienced a steep decline following President Trump’s inauguration. At press time, its market cap stood at approximately $2 billion, per CoinMarketCap . Last week, the token surged more than 70% after news broke that President Trump would host an exclusive dinner for the top TRUMP token holders. Scheduled for May 22 at Trump National Golf Club, the event will be limited to the top 220 wallet holders. The announcement has sparked bipartisan concern. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Adam Schiff have called for an ethics investigation, citing potential “pay to play” practices and the risk of personal enrichment through the sale of presidential access. Even some of Trump’s allies have expressed unease. Senator Cynthia Lummis, a vocal supporter of Trump and a prominent Bitcoin advocate, voiced her discomfort. “This is my president that we’re talking about, but I am willing to say that this gives me pause,” Lummis said, according to CNBC.