Seven years ago, I wrote an article online about getting glasses. Looking at this price now, I was really ripped off back then. Half this price would be about right

CFTC says declining a Bitcoin loan won't spare cash purchases from futures rules
The CFTC’s preliminary interpretation covers certain retail Bitcoin trades even when the buyer pays in full, provided a financing offer was available and declined. The framework applies unless actual delivery or another statutory exception removes the trade from coverage.
The CFTC released its advance notice of proposed rulemaking on Oct. 5, published in the Federal Register on Oct. 13. Comments close Dec. 14. The notice sets out the agency’s preliminary reading of existing law and seeks input for possible rulemak

Morning, babes! 🌞
My bestie dragged me out at 6:30 this morning
As soon as I got in the car, I was fast asleep~
I haven't gotten up this early in ages
Gotta say,
the early-morning weather
is pretty refreshing~
What time do you all get up, babes?

#EthereumReclaims$2450 #ShareWeekly
Ethereum at $2,478: Staking Demand, Institutional Activity, and Resistance Levels Shape the Next Move
Ethereum is facing another important market test as its price stands at $2,478 after trading between $2,437 and $2,526 over the past 24 hours. Although ETH recently approached the $2,530 area, the latest price shows that sellers remain active near resistance. Buyers are still defending the broader recovery, but the market needs stronger confirmation before the next directional move becomes clear.
My view is that Ethereum remains at a critical decision point

$ANTHROPIC and $OPENAI are the two leading AI tokens. The current holdings are at an unrealized loss, and the plan is to hold long term. With the current price below 2000, the focus is on buying the dip in batches with small positions. #GateWCTCS9全球交易赛 #作手分析

Good morning, Zuo Zuo finished reviewing last night’s U.S. market for you☕
S&P 500 +0.58%, up for a third straight session; Nasdaq +1.05%; Dow +0.69% to 52,856.
SpaceX rose another 7%, with AMD and Nvidia surging along with it. AI stocks are back to life.
Yesterday, we agreed to jot down just two numbers. Here are the after-hours results:
・Meta: Revenue of $64.6 billion, up 26% year over year, but free cash flow was -$2.1 billion, and the low end of its full-year capex forecast rose from $130 billion to $135 billion
・Tesla: Capex doubled to $3.7 billion, with $1.5 billion in free cash flow lef

This short position caught the high and also rode it down to the low. Pretty good—let's quit while we're ahead, everyone. There are plenty of opportunities; just keep looking.🎉🎉🎉$ETH

BREAKING: Bittensor switched on eTAO, letting each subnet owner replace the default 41% miner, 41% validator and 18% owner split of its alpha emissions.
Owners can now take up to 33%, and miners must keep at least 33%.
@opentensor

$DYM
UPDATE
#DYM is getting a good support here. We can see 40%+ gain here ✍🏻
#DYMUSDT #DYMBTC #BTC #Bitcoin #NFTs

$BTC is consolidating between 84,000 and 85,000, currently at the bottom of the range. Wait patiently for a signal to enter a long position. #GateWCTCS9全球交易赛 #作手分析

varun showing the inner workings of our industry

Treat $NEAR as a question to be tested: current price 5.298, up 6.62% over 24 hours, with participation at 0.08x. What we know is clear; the key unknown is whether real buying will show up when key levels are reached. One simple rule of thumb: price shows direction, while volume reflects participation. When price has moved but volume is clearly below average, the follow-through on either a breakout or a drop should be discounted. It’s easy to look only at candlestick colors, but price moving and most people being willing to follow are two different things.
Don’t clutter the chart with lines.

$WLD : Find opportunities in strength and crowdedness; the levels and exit lines are here
When I looked at $WLD 's chart again, I first covered up the 24-hour -1.17%. Not because that number is unimportant, but because it's too easy for it to steal attention. What really needs explaining right now is that $WLD is still strong, and the crowdedness is already out in the open. I acknowledge the trend is strong, but what matters next isn't how much higher it can surge—it's whether buyers step in on the first pullback.
My view: the trend still leans strong, but whether buyers step in at these highs

ethereum:native and bitcoin:native both actually broke through here last night, but have pulled back a bit since.
That long position from before—I was too late, got itchy fingers, and closed it a little too early. But prices have come back now, so I’ll wait for a chance to re-enter. The bullish trend is becoming further established.

🚀 AI computing power is becoming an important foundation for the development of artificial intelligence!
In the past, we focused on the internet; today, AI is transforming more and more industries.
From AI-generated art and intelligent customer service to large model training and enterprise AI applications, all rely on computing power.
AI is more than just a hot concept—it is a long-term transformation involving technology, industry, and business models.
As AI applications continue to develop, computing infrastructure, software services, and industry applications are all worth keeping an eye

I just got to the studio... Guys who watched the livestream last night, can you tell me what time I ended the stream? My livestream dropped, and MT5 disconnected too... Last night I lost one trade and won 5.#Gate最新储备金率达118.49%

Can’t wait to see whats on the menu tomorrow, its getting fiery.

Blacklist, Whitelist, Pause Transfers: What Exactly Is the Difference?
In the Web3 world, some risks do not come from hacker attacks, but from the rules built into smart contracts.
You may have heard of these features:
Blacklist.
Whitelist.
Pause.
Transfer Restrictions.
Some people believe that if a project uses these mechanisms, it must be risky.
Others believe these features are designed to protect users, so there is no need to worry.
Both interpretations are too simplistic.
What really matters is not whether a contract has restriction mechanisms, but who can use them, what they can restrict