Ok who is pumping NFTs??!!
Azuki, Creeps, Doodles, MAYC and Beanz are rippping!!

🇷🇺Russia's largest bank is building crypto custody where most of the "crypto" never actually touches a blockchain.
off-chain processing. Internal ledgers. Custody wallets are controlled entirely by the bank.
this bank already issued 408 BILLION RUBLES in digital assets last year and ran a bitcoin-backed lending pilot in December.
a sanctioned economy is building bank-grade crypto rails faster than most Western institutions.

This trend really doesn’t look that great, $MU $SNDK $SKHYNIX . But after looking at the close, it looks like it has stabilized a bit for now. We’ll see how it moves after the market opens on Monday. If it goes down, that individual stock will probably be pretty miserable 🫠
Since July started, it’s really been hard to trade, but I still hope everyone can cut positions if you should, and run if you should, and maintain a certain level of capital to respond, so you can trade flexibly. If you have any thoughts or opinions about the stock market, feel free to leave them in the comments—let’s di

#SummerCreationCamp
Summer is more than just a season. It is a chance to create, learn, experiment, and share ideas that can inspire people across the world. Every great creator starts with a single post, a single video, or a single idea. The difference between those who succeed and those who don't is consistency.
The is the perfect opportunity to challenge yourself. Whether you are passionate about cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, Web3, trading strategies, AI, NFTs, DeFi, or market analysis, your knowledge has value. Someone out there is searching for the information you already know.

Resilience stole focus on July 25 as Bitcoin held firm near $65,000 while large US tech shares saw sharp pullback close to $800 billion wiped off value. In prior cycles, such a tech-led rout dragged crypto lower within hours. This time, bid held.
Reason lies in flow. Spot fund intake stayed positive for five straight days, close to $600 million into Ether led group, plus close to one billion into Bitcoin funds over past week. Oil push linked to Iran tension lifted Brent to two month high, yet crypto ignored that fear loop.
Trader view: range $62,000 to $66,000 frames short term. Break above $6

Retail investor: If we get another 2022 I'm out. That year broke me.
Me: Walk me through what you did that year.
Retail investor: Watched Q drop over 35%, held as long as I could, sold near the bottom. Got back in way higher. Never again.
Me: So the market fell 35% & your reaction was to sell when it got cheaper & safer?
Retail investor: I know. That's what stings. I did...
Me: Here's my 2022. Same drop. I kept ratios in check. Only bought elite companies at good prices. Sold 1+ year portfolio secured puts. Took cash flow about bought more shares/some calls. Made 7 figures off that "panic"
Ret

$DEXE
Why go there?
Can it return to that earlier place?
Brothers and sisters, tell me—
What happened?
#EGY

A 28.9M parameter LLM, running on an $8 ESP32 microcontroller.
What that actually means:
> the ESP32 is the chip inside cheap IoT gadgets, not a dev board with a GPU
> 28.9M params is tiny by lab standards but huge for a part with kilobytes of RAM to spare
> full inference on-device, no cloud call, no network round trip
Edge AI keeps getting framed as expensive silicon. This is the other direction. The floor is now couch-cushion money.

#btc On the daily chart, it closed as a bullish candle here. On the four-hour chart, it broke below 64,100, then closed back above 64,000. On the one-hour chart, watch whether it can break below 64,000—if it doesn’t, you can go in and take the position. It’s too late here. The host has also been up and down wildly these past few days. Brothers, don’t go in with heavy position sizes—never, ever go heavy.

After reviewing this trade, the most important thing to remember isn’t the result—it’s that I didn’t rush in when the first bearish candle appeared. The top area looked strong at first, and there were plenty of pull-up moves, but every time it surged higher, it quickly fell back. Around 0.0197, the price never truly showed solid follow-through or support. I waited until the rebound strength clearly weakened, then followed the short-side rhythm to enter. After the later sell-off dump, the market moved straight to 0.0167, and the final record was +279.85%. Of course, I had moments of anxiety in

The biggest mistake people make about DeFi...
...is thinking it's only about making swaps.
A swap is just the final action.
The real story is everything happening underneath to make that action fast, efficient, and reliable.
That's the part most users never see.
And honestly, that's the part I find most interesting.
🧵🔻

JUST IN: Elon Musk says "money won't matter in 2036" because of AI and robots.

#GUSDYieldRisesto3.8%
GUSD Yield Rises to 3.8% — A Smart Move for Gate Users
Gate has officially raised the GUSD minting yield to 3.8% APR, and this is something worth paying close attention to. Whether you are a casual holder or someone who actively manages positions across multiple products, this update changes the math in your favor. Let me break down what this means, how it works, and why it could be one of the most practical decisions you make this year on Gate.
First, what is GUSD and why does it matter now more than ever. GUSD is not just another stablecoin floating around the market.

Just put the order book up in the background, and when I came back to take a look, $SLX had already completely wiped out all the “face” up at the high end. A few days ago, before going to sleep, I was still watching SLX. The price looked like it was holding up, but in reality, every time it tried to surge higher, it was only missing that last little breath—sell walls were pinning it down, and the bid side wasn’t continuing to step in with sustained follow-through.
When the market kept oscillating back and forth during the session, what I saw was weak rebounds—not strong accumulation building

【$ESPORTS Signal】Longs on 1H/4H resonance breakout
$ESPORTS: The deep buy order ratio is as high as 2.96, with the intent to prop up funds being blatant. The 4H MACD golden cross is widening, and the upper Bollinger Band at 0.0591 is within reach. The 1H RSI at 63 is not overbought; the MACD red histogram is narrowing, and the upward channel remains intact.
🎯 Direction: Long
⚡ Entry/Limit order: 0.0570384 - 0.0572100
🛑 Stop-loss: 0.0543495
🚀 Target 1: 0.0615007
🚀 Target 2: 0.0636461
🛡️ Trade management:
- Execution strategy: After reaching Target 1, reduce position by 50%, and move the s

#SummerCreationCamp
#ETH
Ethereum (ETH): The Backbone of Web3 Innovation 💎
Ethereum continues to prove why it remains one of the strongest blockchain networks in the crypto industry. From powering decentralized finance (DeFi) and NFTs to supporting thousands of decentralized applications, ETH is at the center of the Web3 revolution.
With continuous network improvements, growing institutional interest, and an expanding developer ecosystem, Ethereum is building a stronger foundation for long-term adoption. The transition to Proof of Stake has also made the network more energy-efficient while

This time it wasn’t sudden courage—it was only after it was clear that nobody up there was really stepping in that the shorts pushed the door open.
After just watching the bad news, many people stared at that small rebound and wanted to chase it. Instead, I found that when MYX surged, there was no volume, and sell pressure always stayed above—prices poked up and then immediately fell back. So I gave the go-ahead to go long around 0.1796. What I was looking for was a failed rebound, not betting that it would drop right away.
Now $MYX has returned to 0.0775, and the result landed at +1117.14%—a

#UStoImpose10To12.5PercentTariffsOn60Economies
Global trade is once again at the centre of market attention as reports indicate that the United States is preparing to impose tariffs ranging from 10% to 12.5% on imports from around 60 economies. If implemented, this move could become one of the most significant trade policy changes in recent years, with wide-ranging effects on manufacturing, supply chains, inflation, financial markets, commodities, and international trade relationships.
The proposed tariffs are aimed at strengthening domestic industries, reducing trade imbalances, and encourag