The Larger the Total Token Supply, the Lower the Price? Don’t Be Misled by the Unit Price

In the cryptocurrency market, a common way of thinking goes:

“This token only costs a few cents. If it rises to $1, wouldn’t I make a lot?”

It sounds appealing, but this reasoning overlooks a key issue: a token’s unit price alone cannot reflect a project’s value.

I. Why Aren’t Low-Priced Tokens Necessarily Cheaper?

Suppose there are two hypothetical projects:

Project A: 1 billion tokens in circulation, priced at $1 each.

Project B: 100 billion tokens in circulation, priced at $0.01 each.

By simple

Hot take 🔥
The 18th and 19th are about to be unified.

Anthropic hasn’t rung the opening bell yet, but its seven co-founders have already decided to cash out about $250 million each.
The AI company behind Claude just updated its IPO filing. Seven founders, including CEO Dario Amodei and his sister Daniela, plan to sell about 3.38 million shares each in the IPO. At the midpoint of the offering price range, that would amount to about $1.75 billion combined.
That’s only 1.5% of each founder’s stake. After the sales, each will still be worth around $18 billion.
The seven also each hold one super-voting share, giving them 51.1% of the voting power comb

$ETH A whale opened a long position with 20k ETH—get ready for a massive surge!🚀🚀🚀

What is a liquidation cascade? Why can one large-scale liquidation trigger a rapid market-wide decline?
In the crypto derivatives market, one of the most dangerous market moves is a liquidation cascade. Many traders may initially be facing only a routine price pullback, but when large numbers of leveraged positions in the market are liquidated in succession, the situation can ultimately turn into a rapid decline.
First, what is a liquidation cascade?
Simply put, falling prices cause some highly leveraged long accounts to meet their liquidation thresholds. After exchanges forcibly liquidate the

What is market impact cost? Why can a large order keep driving up the purchase cost or pushing down the selling price as it is executed?

In cryptocurrency trading, a large order cannot necessarily be filled at the latest price shown on screen. When an order exceeds the quantity available at the current price level, it must continue matching with sell orders at higher prices or buy orders at lower prices, creating market impact costs. These are an important component of actual execution costs and are especially worth considering for large traders.

First, what is market impact cost?

Market im

What Is an Iceberg Order? How Can It Hide Part of an Order’s Quantity and Reduce the Visible Market Impact of Large Trades?

In cryptocurrency trading, placing a very large order directly on the order book may allow other market participants to infer trading intentions, affecting prices and execution conditions. Iceberg orders reduce how much of the total order is exposed at once by displaying only part of the order quantity and replenishing the displayed amount after it is filled.

First, how do iceberg orders work?

Suppose you plan to buy 100 BTC but display only 10 BTC at a time. Once the

I never imagined that Japan still preserves an intact portrait of Zhu Shunsui
Meanwhile, here in China, Zhu Shunsui was actually given a queue hairstyle
Zhu Shunsui (1600–1682) was a scholar and anti-Qing loyalist during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. His name was Zhiyu, his courtesy name was Luyu, and his art name was Shunshui. He was from Yuyao, Zhejiang.
After the Ming dynasty fell, he refused to submit to the Qing. He traveled to Japan, Vietnam, and elsewhere, seeking opportunities to resist the Qing and restore the Ming
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Cant help myself... prob market tanks tomorrow to vaporize my contra ass.
Ant IPO price up is at least a short term signal. Still bearish for next ~6 months but fk it a few days out of cash might be fun.
Disclaimer: I am retarded and clearly incompetent.

How Can BTC Volatility Help Assess Potential Risks in Altcoins?

In the cryptocurrency market, BTC is not only the crypto asset with the largest market capitalization, but also an important reference point for gauging overall market risk. When BTC volatility suddenly increases, many altcoins may face more dramatic price swings. Learning to monitor BTC volatility can help traders identify risks in advance.

First, understand volatility. Volatility reflects the extent of price changes over a given period. An increase means market uncertainty is rising, but it does not mean prices will necessaril

If You Lose 10 Trades in a Row, How Can You Tell Whether Your Strategy Has Truly Failed?

In crypto futures trading, consecutive losses are a problem many traders encounter. The most dangerous thing is not the losses themselves, but beginning to doubt your strategy after a losing streak, changing parameters at random, or even continually increasing position sizes to try to win back your losses.

So, does losing 10 trades in a row mean your trading strategy has failed?

First, look at its historical win rate. If a strategy has a long-term win rate of 60%, then 10 consecutive losses are indeed u

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A DAO’s Proposal Passed the Vote—Then What? Execution Mechanisms Are What Really Determine Governance Quality

In the Web3 world, DAOs are often seen as an important form of decentralized governance.

Proposals can be discussed publicly, community members can participate in voting, and funds can be managed according to established rules. But one question is easily overlooked:

Does a proposal winning majority support mean it can definitely be executed effectively?

The answer is no.

The quality of a DAO’s governance depends not only on who has voting rights, but also on how proposals are deve

Why did the data, which came in above expectations, shake the market?

The US inflation figures for October have been released. Headline CPI rose by 0.4% month-on-month, while core CPI increased by 0.3%. On paper, this might seem like a minor difference, but the market did not perceive it as such—largely because the expectation for core CPI was 0.2%. The actual figure of 0.3% effectively locked in a 25-basis-point rate hike for December, while the probability of a 50-basis-point increase rose to 14.7%.

The reason for this lies in a single statement: Fed Governor Waller had previously suggeste

What Is Funding Rate Divergence? Why Does the Cost of Going Long Keep Rising When Prices Rise?

In the crypto futures market, there is a risk that is easy to overlook: prices keep rising, but funding rates are also climbing. Many traders see an uptrend and assume that going long must be safer, while overlooking how holding costs and market sentiment are changing.

First, what is the funding rate?

The funding rate is a fee periodically paid between long and short positions in the perpetual futures market to help keep contract prices close to spot prices. Typically, when the funding rate is pos

$BTC , $ETH & $XRP A bullish rebound is ready! The next move could be huge! BTC long trade entry: 73,500 – 73,850 Take profit 1: 74,200 Stop loss: 72,700 ETH long trade entry: 2,045 – 2,065 Take profit 1: 2,085 Stop loss: 2,010 XRP long trade entry: 1.055 – 1.065 Take profit 1: 1.075 Stop loss: 1.038

$INIT | 1h | Retest After a Bullish Breakout

Trade Bias: Long

Entry Range: 0.2180 to 0.2250
Stop-Loss Level: 0.2030

Profit Targets:
TP1: 0.2480
TP2: 0.2620
TP3: 0.2770

Setup Invalidated By:
A 1H close below 0.2030

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