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Did anyone else get confused about the date of Easter 2026? Like, it changes every year and nobody really knows when it’s actually going to be. So I found out that it’s actually April 5th, but only the Sunday is when we celebrate with those chocolate eggs and family lunch. The Holy Friday coming before (3rd of April) is the real holiday, Easter 2026 itself doesn’t count as a national holiday, just Friday.
But then the question is: why does it change every single year? I found it interesting that it’s not random. The date depends on the Church calendar, following the full moon and stuff. Basica

Do you know when you start messing with crypto and suddenly wonder: what exactly is a wallet address? Well, it's literally your "Social Security Number" in the blockchain world. Without it, it would be impossible to receive or send coins.
Basically, a wallet address is a unique string of characters that functions as an identifier. Think of it like an email, but for cryptocurrencies. You share it with someone, and that person can send funds to you without compromising your security. The interesting thing is that each crypto has its own format.
Take Bitcoin, for example: addresses are between 26

Have you ever stopped to think about the difference between being a hodler and a trader? Because I think many people confuse these two approaches in the crypto market.
Well, the story of the term hodler is quite interesting. Back in 2013, someone made a typo in a forum and wrote HODL instead of HOLD (to hold). But instead of disappearing, that typo became almost a philosophy of life in the cryptocurrency world. It became synonymous with a mindset.
Being a hodler basically means holding your tokens long-term, without selling every time the market goes up or down. It’s the kind of person who bel

I've always felt that many people tend to confuse a few chart patterns when learning technical analysis, especially wedges and triangles. Today, I want to share my understanding of the formato de cunha. This pattern is actually quite interesting, but you need to be especially careful when using it.
First, let's talk about the core characteristics of the formato de cunha. This pattern typically serves as a short- to medium-term trend signal, making it particularly suitable for short-term trading. The key is that the upper and lower boundary lines must clearly converge. If the pattern is too loo

Do you know the story of the Bitcoin pizza? You know, the one about the guy who spent 10,000 BTC on two Papa John's pizzas and would now be a billionaire? Well, there's much more behind that.
Laszlo Hanyecz is much more than the pizza meme. This guy was a real pioneer in the early days of Bitcoin, and we kind of forgot to talk about that.
It all started in April 2010, just a few days after Hanyecz joined Bitcointalk. He created the first MacOS client for Bitcoin Core, when Satoshi had only coded everything for Windows and Linux. This opened the door for anyone with a Mac to mine and use Bitcoi

Have you ever stopped to observe that candle pattern that rarely appears on charts but, when it does, seems to tell a very clear story about the market? I’m talking about the Marubozu, a less common pattern among crypto traders that deserves much more attention than it gets.
The name comes from Japanese and literally means "shaved head" – it makes sense when you see the formation. Unlike other candles that have small wicks (called tails or shadows), the Marubozu is a clean rectangular block, with nothing sticking out from the top or bottom. This happens because the candle opens at one end and

Something interesting is happening behind the scenes of BRICS. China is engaging in well-structured strategic conversations with India as it prepares to assume the bloc's presidency in 2026. Recent reports indicate that this demonstrates Beijing's emphasis on active participation from India in this arrangement.
The timing is quite significant. BRICS has grown substantially in recent times, now with 11 full members and an additional 10 countries as partners. That’s no small feat – the bloc is gaining increasing relevance on the international stage. And India taking the lead in 2026 is no coinci

I'm seeing a lot of people ignoring KDJ because they think it's a weak indicator. But in reality, those who know how to use this tool can read the market much better.
Basically, KDJ works with three lines: J is the most volatile and sensitive, K is in the middle, and D is the most stable and reliable. The indicator measures the relationship between the high, low, and closing prices, combining momentum concepts with moving averages. That's why it works so well for short- and medium-term analysis, especially in stocks and futures.
People think that KDJ is only useful for daily charts, but that's

If you're on Pi Network and haven't completed Pi kyc verification yet, it's time to understand this process. Basically, Pi kyc is mandatory for those who want to transfer their mined coins to the mainnet and make real transactions. It may seem complicated, but it's actually quite simple if you know what to do.
First, the requirements: you need to be at least 18 years old, have a government-issued ID (passport is highly recommended), have mined Pi for at least 30 days, and have the front camera working for liveness verification. All of this takes about 5 to 10 minutes to complete.
The process i