$NEO I bought a lot of Neo, and it's generating good staking rewards in GAS. I'll start selling at $70 and GAS at $20.

BlackRock's Aladdin, used by financial institutions managing over $20 trillion in assets, has integrated Ethena's $4.69B USDe. BlackRock's BUIDL is also the primary reserve asset for Ethena's whitelabel stablecoins.
@ethena

A blogger with over 100,000 followers earned over $30k, and the account was frozen just like that, without even a specific reason.
This really serves as a wake-up call:
🚨 Don’t touch reposted or non-compliant content; once the account is gone, it’s all for nothing.
💡 Sticking to original content is the real safeguard. It’s okay to go slowly—stability matters most.
🙏 Cherish the accounts you have. Given the current environment, treasure them while you can.
Take it slow and aim for the long term—let’s encourage each other!💪
#X #自媒体 #原创

$SOL moving up soon.

Saylor is back in accumulation mode.
Michael Saylor says Strategy is buying more #Bitcoin, adding another bullish signal to the institutional demand story.
The bigger question now: does this fresh buying help fuel the next $BTC leg higher?
We are so back.

“Giving up” isn’t in my dictionary—only perseverance and resilience.

Someone bought 248.8 Bitcoin in 2013 for $88,000.
They watched Mt. Gox happen. They watched China ban crypto. They watched FTX collapse.
Never sold a single coin.
That wallet is worth $20.2 million today.
13 years of doing absolutely nothing turned out to be the best trade of their life. $BTC

Argentina's Catamarca province trained more than 250 policymakers and public officials over five days with Polkadot Blockchain Academy. Its Senate and Chamber of Deputies declared the program of parliamentary interest.
@Polkadot

I want you by my side in every breath..".«♡📷📷

U.S. housing credit is going onchain. I’ve been watching this for a while, and the more I look at it, the more it feels off—but I can’t quite put my finger on why. NUVA’s HOME vault packages Figure’s HELOCs for retail investors. Sounds like the subprime mortgage playbook with a new coat of paint. Contract liquidity is thinnest in the early morning, and that’s exactly when they choose to wick the price. I could be wrong—just waiting to get proven wrong.

The S&P 500 closed at 7,659.44 points last Friday, down 1.9% for the week—giving back about 148 points based on the closing level. The Nasdaq fell 2.1% over the same period. This pullback isn’t noise; it at least shows that the market is starting to reprice risk. More importantly, a signal has emerged, but one confirmation is still missing: with a packed earnings calendar this week, the AI trade is about to face a real test.
I’m watching the volatility compression in the run-up to the open. Typically, volatility gets compressed for a while before the U.S. market opens: futures trade in a narro

Use price-volume action to find opportunities in $ZEC ; the levels and exit lines are here
When I looked at $ZEC again, I first set aside the 24-hour -3.28%. It’s not that this number is unimportant, but it’s too easy for it to grab your attention. What really needs explaining right now is that the price of $ZEC has moved, but trading activity and volume haven’t kept up. We can tentatively trust the direction, but not its continuation; a move without follow-through can be reversed at any moment.
My view is that the direction is still there for now, but low participation has reduced the credibi

Let me start with some jargon: liquidity sweep.
Put simply, it means pushing the price down with volume to sweep up the stop-loss orders sitting there, then pulling it back up.
That was the candle at 5 a.m. today: $HYPE .
One candle slammed it down to 77.096 / volume 266,000 contracts / usually it’s only 40,000 to 50,000.
After the sweep, it started climbing / from 77 all the way to 79.301 / over fifteen hours.
What about volume during the climb? / 40,000 to 70,000 / not a single convincing candle.
That’s what they call a low-volume grind up: the price is rising, but the buyers aren’t showing

$HYPE is showing signs of a potential rebound! If momentum picks up from here, I expect the stock to begin a new round of gains, targeting $84.🚀
The recent rebound from $77.14 is encouraging. If it can hold above $79, the stock could first test $82.66, then challenge $84. Entry: $79.00 – $79.35 Target: $80.50 / $82.66 / $84.00 Stop-loss: $76.28 The broader trend remains under pressure, so I would manage risk. A break below $77.14 would weaken this recovery pattern.$HYPE Will it ultimately break out and head toward $84?👀

After each major scandal in the cryptocurrency industry, many people think that the industry is finished.
Then, somehow, an entirely unexpected narrative emerged, creating another wealth effect and bringing the cryptocurrency industry back on track.
2018: The ICO crash. Everything went to zero.
2019: A dead market. Betting on altcoins, perpetual contracts, and mainnet announcements.
2020: The Summer of DeFi. Yield farms, crazy pump-and-dump schemes, overnight riches, and a blanket exit.
2021: L1/L2 Craze. Solana, BNB Chain, NFTs
2022: LUNA, FTX, utter destruction. Cryptocurrency was declared d

They wouldn't sweep $60K would they...?

The most unusual detail in today’s market is $BTC : the price is trading near the upper Bollinger Band at 82220.9, while MA5 (82007.6) is only 17 points above the current price and nearly flat, and the range across 30 candles has compressed to 1.8%—the upper band is expanding while the short-term moving averages are converging, a typical end-stage low-volume contraction rather than a trend acceleration phase.
Breaking down the structure: MA5>MA20, so the bullish alignment remains intact; the MACD histogram at +49.21 remains positive, but the magnitude is modest, with momentum “supporting but n