$BTC
Hackers break in, coins stolen!
Incident: A major hacking theft has hit an exchange’s funds, with over 6 billion in user funds siphoned off. Despite emergency freezes, most of it was still converted and used! The bulk was used to dump BTC and ETH. This major theft has triggered panic withdrawals, leaving a huge hole in the market!!!😱😱😱😱
Inside details: The exchange disclosed that the theft was caused by a script infiltrating a laptop belonging to one of its own development and operations engineers. What an absurd failure of security.
Rumors online: Old hands on the blockchain suspect

Uh oh
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Ask it in Chinese what the best phone is, and it’ll answer Huawei
Ask in English, and it’ll answer Apple
Ask in Korean, and it’ll answer Samsung
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This market move came out of nowhere
and was expected just a different event
the result is the same
$BTC ‌

🔥 $RED Shorting opportunity: RED has shown strong bearish momentum after breaking below its previous support zone. Over the past 24 hours, the price has fallen nearly 24%, indicating significant selling pressure. The latest sharp breakdown shows sellers are in control, and the price may continue to decline. 📉Trade idea: Short $REDEntry: 0.1130 – 0.1170Take profit 1: 0.1050Stop-loss: 0.1338Take profit 2: 0.0900Take profit 3: 0.0700Trade here: $RED 👇

Whether gold can break below the 3942 low today remains to be seen

BTC has already hit its target. ETH is a bit weaker, with just over 30 points of room at the moment. The position size isn’t large, so I’ll try for one more move. I’ve set the stop-loss at breakeven at 2195 and will keep holding for more upside!#BTC跌至7.7万美元 #美联储继续按兵不动 $BTC

The market is approaching valuation levels reminiscent of the Dot-com bubble.
Comparing the 2021–2026 US stock market cycle to the 1994–2002 cycle reveals a striking similarity: the S&P 500 has recovered strongly from its 2022 valuation lows and is approaching the peak of the Dot-com cycle, while technology sector valuations have not yet reached the extreme levels of March 2000.
According to the data on the chart, the forward P/E ratio for the technology sector is currently around 19.3 times, significantly lower than the 58.6 times at the Dot-com peak.
However, the fact that the stock index is

#晒出我的持仓收益 Those who shorted Bitcoin around 81,800 have now reached 77,000, with profits of around 5,000 points. Watch out for an oversold rebound on lower timeframes; overall, the bias is still to short at higher levels.

Looking back now, those two posts were incredibly valuable. Only my friend took my advice, opened a short, and held it. BTC is currently at 76500, ETH at 2170. Haha, let me predict another rebound for you: take profit on your shorts, and you can try entering longs with a small stop loss. Now we wait for takeoff😄

Several technical updates have been released to support developers! The Developer Portal has been improved to help streamline application configuration and management, while Pi BlockExplorer can now track token price history on Launchpad Testnet.
A new feature called SoloHost allows AI assistants to prepare application packages for Pi Desktop, while PiVerify has also expanded its authentication capabilities for third-party businesses. These improvements help lower the barriers to building applications on the Pi platform, increase utility for Pioneers, and support preparations for the upcoming

Asset value 1000—why does it only count as 800?
The coins in your account are worth $1000 at market prices, but when used as collateral, the system counts them as worth only $800. Was the missing $200 deducted?
Not necessarily. This may be a collateral discount.
When evaluating collateral, platforms take price volatility and liquidity into account, so they may not count its full market value toward the collateral value.
A simplified example: an asset has a market value of $1000, and assuming 80% is counted, its value for this calculation would be $800. This represents how much collateral value

#StrategySTRCNears100ParValue

Strategy’s STRC Approaches $100: Can Its High-Yield Preferred Stock Regain Investor Confidence?
The Big Question: Is STRC Finally Finding Its Way Back to $100?
Could Strategy's preferred stock be approaching an important turning point? STRC has recovered to nearly $100 per share, bringing it close to its stated par value and putting its income-focused investment model back in the spotlight.
For investors watching Strategy's financial strategy, this recovery matters for more than the share price. It could influence how the company raises capital, manages dividen

The higher timeframes still favor the bulls, and 2360-2364 is still providing support. This wick may have marked the bottom, though another break lower followed by a recovery can’t be ruled out. I missed the chance to short at 2270 during this morning’s drop—nothing I could do. I went to bed a little after 3 last night, thinking I’d set an alert to notify me if the price dropped to 2308. I got up to check the market, but who would’ve thought things would work out this way? I slept straight through until morning and missed the move. I took one short trade on the 3-minute timeframe today; that m

“I don’t think it’s a bubble”

#IntelBeatsEarningsButStockPlunges

Intel Beats Earnings but Its Stock Plunges: Why Strong Results Failed to Impress Investors
The Before-and-After Story: A Strong Quarter, a Sudden Reversal
Before Intel released its latest earnings, investors were looking for evidence that the company was finally gaining momentum from the growing demand for artificial intelligence and advanced computing. The third-quarter results delivered several positive surprises. Revenue increased, adjusted earnings exceeded expectations, and demand for data-center processors showed impressive growth.
But the picture ch

155 | The contract address hasn't changed, so the rules won't either?
The contracts mentioned here are on-chain smart contracts.
When looking at a project, I’d like to add one item to my watchlist: Does it have upgrade authority, and who can change the logic that actually gets executed?
Some projects use proxy contracts. The address users interact with can stay the same, while the implementation contract behind it can be updated. So, “it’s still the same address” doesn’t necessarily mean the rules have stayed unchanged all along.
Upgrades can fix problems or add features, but they also mean we