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Right now, I’m keeping an eye on a few names:
ONDO, tied to the RWA/tokenized stocks narrative;
UNI, tied to DeFi infrastructure updates like DualPool hooks;
ENA, tied to Ethena’s recent price rebound and capital attention.
I’m not giving buy/sell calls, but I’ll put them on my watchlist:
ONDO: Can the growth of tokenized stocks turn into protocol revenue?
UNI: Has the new hook seen any real LP deployments?
ENA: Is the rebound real capital returning, or just an oversold bounce?
Remember to ask yourself before rushing in: where did the price break out, where did the data improve, and where did

Spot market has needle-like wicks, while the futures market doesn’t—this shows that the liquidity in this market is really close to being scarce right now. With just one big holder selling off, it can cause needle wicks in a short time. For the “pie” tokens it’s like this—let alone other altcoins.
I want to ask: is there really anyone trading right now? If so, comment in the comment section.

Many people treat BTC as an inflation-hedge asset, but when oil prices suddenly spiral out of control, the first thing the market typically trades is what offers higher interest rates, a stronger U.S. dollar, and tighter liquidity.
This means BTC is more likely to face near-term pressure alongside tech stocks, rather than immediately breaking into a safe-haven pattern. Only if oil prices stabilize and interest-rate expectations stop being revised higher might the inflation-hedge narrative regain control of price action.
War headlines create volatility.
Only sustained high oil prices will

The recent market action is really impressive. This past Friday it dropped, and by the evening it immediately bounced back to the original level. The volatility is genuinely exciting~ It feels like the crypto market will get lively in the second half of the year; otherwise, if it stays depressed for longer, everyone will lose interest. You can see the pullback at the 62,800 area: the open interest shrank in sync, indicating that the decline was only longs taking a small profit—there was no fresh short-position dumping. After it returned to 64,000, open interest rose again, showing a clear, pro

Trump’s bet this time is very clear: re-block Iran, choke its oil exports, clamp down on its economic throat, and force it to loosen its grip at the Strait of Hormuz.
Tehran, meanwhile, is betting it can withstand it—having already held out for several months. With domestic mobilization, reserves, and rerouted exports, its resilience is stronger than the outside world imagined. Both sides are, in reality, playing a “who blinks first” game.
The United States doesn’t want a full-scale war, and Iran can’t afford a long-term blockade either. But with its face on the line, it can only keep wearing

Reasons Bitcoin has fallen over the past two days
1. Global financial markets are all down, and the crypto market is hard to stay unaffected
2. Bitcoin spot ETFs have begun net outflows
3. Tensions between the US and Iran have escalated; every time fighting breaks out, the crypto market tends to fall
4. The Fed chair’s more hawkish remarks weakened expectations for rate cuts this year
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Judging from the current layout by U.S. institutions, things overall are still following the same analysis chart drawn up in the early days of Trump’s first term.
Over the past year, whether it’s strategic Bitcoin reserves, stablecoin regulation, or legislation on the structure of digital-asset markets—or the gradual clarification of crypto-asset rules by regulatory agencies such as the SEC and the CFTC—has all shown that the U.S. is trying to incorporate blockchain into the national financial system, rather than treating it merely as a speculative market.
From a global perspective, the U.

Does anyone feel that, in today’s market, when it goes up, it’s incredibly fast—over in a few days, just like three moves and five moves. And when it goes down, it’s also very urgent; the rapid drop is over in just a few days. The previous kind of gradual “pushing up” is hard to see now.
If you miss these days of upside, it’s hard to make money. At the same time, if you didn’t avoid this stretch of fast downside and then reduce your position after the drop is done, it’s easy to sell at the very bottom.
That is to say, the time that determines profit and loss is extremely short.
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In this recent market, it really has perfectly demonstrated the essence of being “torturously grinding.” Every round of sharp surges and sudden dips is driven by the news cycle wildly stoking the momentum; but once the market has digested the sentiment, the price seems like it’s been cast with a petrification spell, and it just consolidates in place. Even though US stocks closed lower last night, it still didn’t manage to break down into a sustained downtrend channel. In the blink of an eye, it’s already Friday again. Looking at the bigger picture right now, the main theme of choppy upside mov

The altcoin season is really here. As Ethereum has been rising, the ETH ecosystem is also tracking higher. Many established DeFi projects are up, such as LDO, UNI, ETHFI, AAVE, CRV, etc. Why does the DeFi sector rise first? Many DeFi projects have revenue, buyback plans, and even burn mechanisms, so there’s still room for upside stimulation. Others keep having unlocking and sell-pressure, and projects without real revenue will be much harder to sustain later!

If you like swing trading, you’re destined to miss the trend; if you do trend trading, you’re destined to be tormented by swing trades. There’s no way around it—this is an objective reality. If a teacher can, at any time, in any market, always “keep eating the good stuff” and making money, and you also believe it, then it only means your “stuff” has reached the absolute extreme.
Most people actually don’t start out liking those “always profitable” bloggers. It’s just because they’ve lost horribly in their own phase, so they don’t trust themselves anymore and start doubting themselves. At this

The market rebounded on positive news and should continue to stay bullish.
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The recent price action of the “cake” basically follows expectations. The view is that July will bring a round of a stronger Fan bounce.
Many people think the move from 58,000 Fan bounce to 64,600 has already topped out, but based on the structure, it fits more with a lift—pullback consolidation—then another lift pattern. A lot of liquidity already concentrates near the prior high; after a breakout, adjusting again is actually more favorable for the subsequent move.
In terms of trading, everything is alw

Let’s talk about a few certain hot spots in the next altcoin cycle.
For the RWA track, I still favor ONDO.
This sector will likely continue to expand, and Ondo currently has advantages in both market perception and institutional narrative.
For DeFi, the core is still UNI.
I’ll also keep an eye on MORPHO, but my position may be smaller than UNI. From a risk/reward perspective, Morpho has more upside potential, but its certainty is still lower than UNI.
For retail sentiment, it’s still DOGE.
Many people look down on memes, but in a real bull run, DOGE is often the easiest to reach universal cons

The entire ETF market is warming up!
Funds returned on July 2.
BTC net inflow of $222 million.
ETH, SOL, and XRP also saw inflows simultaneously.
This is not a single-point recovery!
On July 2, spot ETFs for BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP all recorded net inflows: BTC net inflow of $221.72 million, ETH net inflow of $29.08 million, SOL net inflow of $2.2 million, and XRP net inflow of $6.55 million.
The key is not how much each individual asset has inflows, but that the fund direction has started to shift from "withdrawal" back to "entry."
ETFs collectively turned positive.
Risk appetite is recovering

Yesterday CRCL dropped nearly 18% in a single day, and the first reaction from many was that with over 140 institutions jointly launching OUSD, USDC is finished.
I don’t think there’s any need for such panic. The biggest change with OUSD isn’t the technology—it’s that the game has changed. In the past, stablecoin profits mainly went to the issuer; now it’s banks, payment companies, and channels sharing the pie. In simple terms, stablecoins have entered a channel war—whoever brings in more partners will scale faster. But that doesn’t mean USDC is gone the moment OUSD launches.
Don’t forget USDC

The commotion is one thing, but I still recommend that you guys not rush into the market. I believe stablecoin products need to let the market verify their reserve management, redemption mechanisms, and stability under extreme market stress. After all, partners only provide confidence endorsement, not proof of technical stability
If you want to earn stablecoin yield now, the more mature path is still USDC + compliant money market protocols, or USDT-related products after Tether's major audit is completed
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It feels like some long-term holding addresses are waiting!
They’re waiting for a definite piece of news, such as tonight’s Waller speech and tomorrow’s U.S. employment data.
The core is still centered on monetary policy— the issue of the Strait of Hormuz “for now” is no longer the focus!
And the expectation of interest rate hikes is the key focus right now.
So if you want the bigger picture, just wait for today’s and tomorrow’s news and data to land—then you can basically judge the broad direction of the next trend.
Second, the inherent riskiness in the crypto space is still tied to things li

Crypto-native whales have already started buying the dip in $BTC , and it is actually traditional institutions that are trying every means to sell BTC.
During the market low of 58,000 in June, crypto whale addresses across the network net bought approximately 270k BTC over the past 30 days.
Within 5 days after the bottom, over 11,422 BTC (approximately $700 million) were bundled and withdrawn from centralized exchanges, not left on CEX books for immediate sale.
In contrast, over the past four weeks, Bitcoin spot ETFs have seen cumulative net outflows as high as $6.4 billion, and Strategy author

Brothers, the market has been swinging like this recently, and I bet a lot of people are starting to feel uneasy again. Listen to me: stay steady, don't panic, and definitely don't make foolish moves.
The major bottom I've been eyeing is very likely to hit between July and August. And to be honest, at this point, you can basically start buying in batches with your eyes closed. We often say slow is fast—don't try to be a prophet and catch the absolute lowest point. Start entering the market in batches now, endure the bottoming period over these two months, and the rewards that follow will be a