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📌I often wonder where Bitcoin is headed by 2025. With the halving in 2024, the rewards for miners will decrease again. This has always led to a price increase, but will that still be the case?

📌Next, we’re seeing more and more institutions adopting Bitcoin. I think this could stabilize prices, but there’s also the risk of greater volatility.

📌Finally, there’s the question of regulations. Some countries are tightening the rules, while others, like El Salvador, are adopting Bitcoin. This makes me think: will more regulations hinder growth or strengthen investor confidence?

📌In short, I believe 2025 will be a crucial year for Bitcoin.

What do you think?

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Quote from: Kevystia on October 23, 2024, 03:16:57 PM

Introduction
The large-scale livestock farming project we propose aims to address the anticipated ban by the Benin government on frozen products (meat and fish) by 2025. With a solid training in livestock farming and available land, our goal is to create a sustainable and profitable production system to meet the growing demand of the population.

Context and Justification
The Benin government plans to promote livestock farming to meet local food needs. However, it is evident that public production will not be sufficient to satisfy the increasing demand. This represents a strategic opportunity for our project, which aims to provide fresh, quality products. For more information on the government's ban on the importation of frozen products, please refer to this article: [Benin: Eggs and Frozen Chickens Soon to Be Banned from Importation](https://www.dw.com/fr/b%C3%A9nin-les-oeufs-et-poulets-congel%C3%A9s-bient%C3%B4t-interdits-dimportation-l%C3%A9closion-de-la-fili%C3%A8re-des-hu%C3%AEtres-au-cameroun/audio-65594628#:~:text=Le%20B%C3%A9nin%20veut%20interdire%20d%C3%A8s,revenus%2C%20notamment%20pour%20les%20jeunes).

Project Objectives
- Raise animals and produce fish sustainably.
- Create local jobs and develop agricultural skills.
- Reduce dependence on imported frozen products.

Market Analysis
-Competition: The local livestock market includes several players, including small producers and established companies. We will analyze their strengths and weaknesses to better position our offer.
-Market Demand: The demand for meat and fish in Benin is continually increasing, driven by population growth and urbanization.

Marketing Plan
-Sales Strategies: We will establish partnerships with local distributors, participate in markets, and consider online sales to reach a wide range of customers.
-Branding and Positioning: Our brand will be positioned as a provider of fresh, healthy, and local products, emphasizing quality and sustainability.

Operations Plan
-Production Processes: We will adopt modern and sustainable farming methods, focusing on animal welfare and reducing ecological footprints.
-Resource Management: A plan will be implemented to effectively manage resources, including water, feed, and labor, to maximize productivity.

Project Budget
The estimated budget amounts to $50,000, distributed as follows:
- Infrastructure construction: $20,000
- Purchase of animals and equipment: $15,000
- Salaries and training: $10,000
- Miscellaneous and contingencies: $5,000

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