people keep saying @JupiterExchange buybacks don't work
then look at this
> 1,563,718 $JUP bought yesterday (~$396k)
> 4,831,146 JUP this month (~$1.22M), and it's only the 12th
> october was 5,263,853 (~$1.33M) in 31 days
> 183,421,353 JUP accumulated since the litterbox started (~$46.5M)
> 50% of onchain revenue pays for this
> net-new emissions: zero since february
the bid is getting bigger, not dying

$ZEC This price action is worth taking a closer look at. It used to be part of the stronger group, but then it plunged all the way down, breaking below 1000 in no time and bottoming out near 950 before finding support. It now appears to have entered a sideways consolidation phase, but the 4-hour moving averages are still weighing on it from above. There was one rebound to 1025 along the way, but it was quickly pushed back down.
I tend to think this selloff washed out more than just the price itself—leverage and liquidity took the hardest hit. After such a rapid, steep rally, when overall mark

What Is Token Approval? Why Can a Single Signature Put Assets at Long-Term Risk?

In the DeFi world, you may just want to swap tokens once, provide liquidity once, or use a new decentralized application.

During the process, your wallet asks you to confirm an approval transaction.

Many people see a familiar token name and what looks like a normal operation, then click Confirm without a second thought. But the real questions to focus on are: Who are you authorizing? How many tokens can they use? Does this permission remain valid after the transaction is complete?

Understanding these three que

$AGT $AGT will unlock 160 million tokens on the 16th. It’s now trading sideways near the highs, clearly under the control of a shady market maker trying to lure in longs. If they wanted to pump it, they would have done so already; they wouldn’t keep it trading sideways while waiting for retail traders to get in. Just short it; it won’t break a new high

What Is Layer 2? How Does It Lower Transaction Costs, and What Are the Risks?

In the Web3 world, you may have encountered this situation: when the network is congested, even a simple on-chain transaction may require paying a relatively high fee.

To improve transaction processing efficiency and lower user costs, Layer 2 (second-layer scaling solutions) have gradually become an important part of the blockchain ecosystem.

But what exactly is Layer 2? Why can it make transactions cheaper? And what should you watch out for when using it?

1. What Is Layer 2?

Simply put, Layer 2 is a scaling sol

$SOXL $SOXL big short round 2 now, buddy. Thanks, James. In tonight’s entry: 62,4-65 short $SOXL 👇

What Is a White Paper? How to Properly Read and Evaluate a Crypto Project?

In the cryptocurrency market, we often see project teams publish a document called a Whitepaper (white paper). It usually introduces the project’s vision, technical approach, tokenomics, and future development plans.

For people new to Web3, a white paper may look highly technical, filled with jargon, economic models, and roadmaps. But there is an important question to consider:

Does a highly professional-looking white paper really mean the project is trustworthy?

Not necessarily.

A white paper is an important start

$ZHIPU SHORT SETUP — BEARS IN FULL CONTROL!

Entry: 57.59
SL: 59.85

TP1: 56.50
TP2: 55.49
TP3: 52.66

$ZHIPU has plunged 9.90%, with aggressive selling pressure driving price down from 66.82. Lower highs and consecutive bearish candles confirm the weakness. A breakdown below 57.41 could extend the decline toward 55.49 and potentially 52.66.

Invalidation: A sustained recovery above 59.85 weakens the bearish setup.

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The biggest opportunities in $BTC history rarely felt like opportunities at the time.
In 2015, people were waiting for lower prices.
In 2018, they thought #Bitcoin was finished.
In 2022, fear dominated the market.
Yet every major correction eventually became part of the next bull market.
Today, we’re facing another period of uncertainty.
The question is not whether Bitcoin will experience volatility.
It’s whether you’re looking at the current correction with fear or a long-term perspective.
The best entry points are often the ones that feel the hardest to take.

#美国就业数据今晚公布 Tonight at 21:30, U.S. jobs data will be released! How many people need to be unemployed for $BTC to have a chance to rise?

First, one thing to understand: tonight’s release is the number of initial jobless claims—in other words, how many Americans filed for unemployment benefits for the first time last week.

Last time, it was 189k; this time, the market expects 195k. Here’s the key!

1. If it comes in below 180k, that means there aren’t many layoffs in the U.S. and employment is still strong. The Fed will have even less reason to rush into rate cuts, which could strengthen the

I laughed watching this Senate exchange. Durbin asked, “When was the last time the Senate actually amended a bill?” and the whole room fell silent. That’s just another day in Washington. The SAVE Act is hung up on driver’s licenses and passports, leaving the 50 million people without passports caught in the middle first. The debate looks like a V-shaped turnaround, but really, it’s just a delay tactic. Maybe I’m wrong—just waiting to be proven wrong.

$AGT After a massive 200% pump, will the whales “slaughter the pigs” or “feed them”? Retail traders, take note!

When longs start paying to hold their positions, the market often enters the “picking up the tab” phase.

Personal take and case study: Whale data is telling—99 long addresses are sitting on 8.21 million in unrealized profits, while 67 short addresses are down 1.42 million. This extreme profit-to-loss ratio is fertile ground for a reversal. The funding rate has turned positive at +0.0347%, meaning longs chasing the rally are paying shorts, while buying support is clearly failing to

#ETH The current price is 2050, still following BTC lower, with greater sensitivity and a more pronounced decline. It’s difficult to see any independent buying support in the market. Near-term resistance is in the 2090–2110 range. A recovery bounce will only be possible if BTC stabilizes and strengthens, and ETH also moves above this level on increased volume, with the next test being resistance near 2150. The first key support below is the round-number level of 2000, a psychological line in the sand for bulls in recent weeks. If bears break below it decisively, there will be more room to fall

How Do Oracles Connect On-Chain and Off-Chain? Understanding the Chain Reaction Risks of Incorrect Prices

In the Web3 world, smart contracts can automatically execute trades, lending, liquidations, and asset settlements according to preset rules.

But smart contracts have an important limitation: they cannot inherently access real-world information outside the blockchain.

For example, DeFi lending protocols need to know the market price of ETH, insurance contracts may need weather or flight data, and some on-chain applications also need exchange rates, sporting event results, or other extern

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How Can DAOs Drive the Future of Web3 Through Community Governance? Understand Decentralized Autonomous Organizations, from Proposal Voting to On-Chain Execution

In traditional organizations, major decisions are usually made by management, a board of directors, or designated leaders.

In the Web3 world, a different kind of organization is taking shape: the DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization).

DAOs seek to coordinate the decisions and actions of different participants through public governance rules, community proposals, voting mechanisms, and smart contracts.

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