1/ 💸 Meme coins: marketing or trap? What started as a joke turned into a billion-dollar case study in modern marketing. $DOGE, $PEPE, $BONK, $WIF — no product, no roadmap, no utility. Yet they outperformed startups with million-dollar budgets.

🚀 2–3x on the $Momentum sale by Buidlpad Today $MMT officially listed and those who didn’t rush to sell right away could lock in 2–3x from their allocation. (Sale price ranged from $0.25 to $0.35 depending on the tier.) Considering the current market conditions that’s a

📉 When the market cools down — marketing should switch on. Yesterday reminded us that growth doesn’t last forever. BTC followed the stock market, which corrected by ~1%, and alts followed next. No panic, no headlines just a natural cooldown after weeks of overheating. Why it

Trump: “The only thing I care about is whether we’ll be number one in crypto. China is getting very big in BTC and cryptocurrencies.” Judging by the charts doesn’t look like it 🤡

🌡Bitcoin closed October in the red for the first time since 2018 the last time this happened, it was followed by another 36% correction in November.

🎃 Red Halloween: the digital assets market shows its dark grim Tonight isn’t just about costumes — it’s when the charts turn red. And red isn’t a reason to panic — it’s a call to action ⚡️ Why it’s happening: • Over-leveraged positions and massive liquidations — the market is

👀 BTC is on its way to its first red October in 7 years.

6/ A crypto card is no longer about technology. It’s about habit. And marketing is what turns a Web3 product into an everyday choice.

5/ How we approach it at Systemno 👇 📈 Traffic from Twitter, Telegram, Reddit 🎯 KOLs & influencers who actually use the cards 🧩 Content built around experience, not offer 💬 Retention through micro-communities and “use-to-earn-status” missions

4/ What actually sells crypto cards: ✅ Lifestyle, not technology ✅ Community, not just users ✅ E-commerce integrations, not token airdrops Winning brands sell the feeling of “my card”, not another Web3 product.

3/ 📊 60.6% of users already spend with crypto cards (Changelly × Simple Wallet, Q3 2025) 💸 45% of all transactions are under €10 Online purchases = ~40% of usage (2× higher than regular cards) Crypto cards are no longer an experiment. They’ve become the new everyday money.

2/ Most projects still sell cashback, not the idea of using it every day. Users get rewards but not a sense of ownership. While brands keep pushing APR, users choose simplicity and trust.

1/ Crypto cards are no longer just hype. 60% of users actually spend with them not for tokens, but for convenience. Online purchases, micro-transactions, communities instead of “tokens on paper.” Here’s how Web3 cards move from cashback to habit 👇

🙅‍♂️ Blood on the market: $BTC <$108K, $ETH <$3,800, SOL <$190. Outflows from spot ETFs yesterday: $BTC — $470M, $ETH — $81M.

1/ 🐻‍❄️ Bear Market Marketing: 3 Rules to Survive and Thrive When the market tightens, many cut marketing. Mistake! 🛑 Downturns are opportunities to work smarter, not less.

Bull for 10 minutes, bear for the rest 😭

The market is back to believing in a new ATH for BTC and ETH 💥 📊 Inflation came in lower than expected whales flipped long right before it. 🇨🇳🇺🇸 US–China trade war cooling down: both sides say they’ve reached a consensus, tariffs to be lifted. Bulls are back in the game 🐂

📈 The market is pumping again: $BTC — $115K $ETH — $4.2K Total cap — almost $4T. Whales are accumulating, alts still quiet. In short the noise is back, but not everyone can handle it 🐳

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📊 Blockchains now handle 3,400+ TPS — almost on par with major financial systems. But yeah… still not credit card fast.