On Monday @ 11 am EST I'll be livestreaming from my Youtube with @CryptoRo_YT
We'll be talking Robinhood + Solana memes, as well as our takes on the overall market
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$ARGUS is surprisingly up 20% today (when market is down)
And it's trending up last 3-4 days
$ARGUS is the ARC chain low cap launchpad
I am meticulously checking ARC chain's daily DEX volume stats to see if the chain is catching on
Still too early to tell, but keeping 👀 on
Education matters in crypto. Especially when you're just getting started.
One of the things we care deeply about at Cryptic Humility is putting credible, educational voices in front of our audience.
Today, I want to highlight Ben Crypto, who runs @BenCryptoShow
Ben specializes in low-cap cryptocurrencies and creates videos every day covering what's happening across the crypto space. What I appreciate about his content is that education comes first, with a large part of his audience made up of people who are still learning how crypto works.
Ben also stands out because he is one of the more front-facing voices in the space. He puts his name and face behind his content, shows up consistently, and has built his audience through daily education and engagement.
In a space where a significant amount of the conversation happens through anonymous or pseudonymous accounts, I think there is real value in having people who are willing to be visible and accountable for the information they share.
So what exactly is a low-cap cryptocurrency?
A cryptocurrency's market capitalization is generally calculated by multiplying its current price by its circulating supply.
A low-cap crypto is a cryptocurrency with a relatively small market capitalization compared with larger, more established assets. Because these projects can have smaller markets and less liquidity, their prices can move significantly when buying or selling activity changes.
That doesn't automatically make a low-cap project legitimate or illegitimate, and it doesn't mean a low-cap asset will increase in value. It simply means investors should understand what they're looking at and the risks that can come with smaller projects.
That's where education becomes so important.
Ben's content gives beginners an opportunity to learn about a part of the crypto market that they may encounter online, while encouraging them to understand what they're actually looking at.
At Cryptic Humility, we believe scam prevention starts with education.
The more people understand the terminology, the technology, the projects, and the risks, the better equipped they are to ask questions and make informed decisions.
Crypto is an industry built around innovation, but innovation needs education and transparency alongside it.
We need more people willing to put their names, expertise, and reputations behind the work they're doing.
That's why we're highlighting people like Ben.
Know what you're looking at. Ask questions. Do your research. And never invest in something simply because someone online tells you to.
Keep learning. 🧠
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