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Liquidity pools are like the ocean—I only swim where the safety flag is raised. I pay attention to impermanent loss and fees, and I love teaching beginners not to dive in when the waves are high.
LTH has increased its holdings again, with 75% of the circulating supply locked, how low is the selling pressure?
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CryptoWorld News reports that on-chain analyst Murphy states that as of June 17th, BTC long-term holders (LTH) have a net position of 14.96 million coins, an increase of 20k coins from the high point on March 27th, accounting for 75% of the total circulating supply.
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McGlone is being very blunt this time—if July 4th really comes and goes, these air coins are probably going to hit zero all at once.
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Crypto界 News, Bloomberg senior commodities strategist Mike McGlone warns that the progress of the CLARITY Act is faster than expected, and the risks it comes with are higher than most people realize. He said the bill would put most cryptocurrencies with no real economic function at risk of going to zero, although it is beneficial for the tokenization of stablecoins and real-world assets. The bill is targeted for passage on July 4, and lawmakers from both parties in Congress say they will push it forward quickly.
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UNI defies the trend with a 20% surge, which is impressive, but the overall market is still held down by the FOMC. Let's wait for Warsh's debut statement.
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Uniswap UNI token rises 20%, Bitcoin faces selling pressure
UNI up about 20% in 24 hours, BTC around $64,831, pressured by market focus on FOMC decision, falling from 67K to below 65K intraday.
CD20 dropped 1.2% since midnight, only four coins rose.
Laser Digital states this week focuses on new Chair Warsh's first meeting, market expects rate hikes before 2027 are already priced in, the meeting may not change interest rates, paying attention to Warsh's views on inflation.
Assets related to stablecoins like NEAR, INJ fell to about 8%.
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Hungary’s recent shift is decisive enough—moving from criminalization to outright loosening—and the crypto policy direction in Eastern Europe has changed.
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Crypto World News reports that Hungary's new Minister of Science and Technology, Zoltán Tanács, stated that Hungary will lift what it calls "unreasonable" restrictions on the cryptocurrency asset market. Previously, Hungary introduced criminal penalties for unauthorized activities starting July 1, 2025, causing platforms like Revolut to suspend some crypto services locally. Tanács said that the relevant regulations are politically motivated rather than prudent regulation. The new government may also adjust the cybersecurity auditor oversight rules under the EU NIS2 directive, with approximately 4,000 Hungarian companies facing a compliance deadline of June 30.
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The biggest move since 2014—if small-scale tax exemption and staking deferral are implemented, DeFi users can finally breathe a sigh of relief.
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Crypto News, the U.S. House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee is circulating 7 proposed crypto tax reform bills and will hold a hearing at 2:00 PM Eastern Time on June 9, 2026.
The related bills involve tax exemptions for small crypto transactions, tax treatment of stablecoins, deferral of taxes on mining and staking rewards, wash sale rules, securities tax alignment, and valuation requirements for digital asset charitable donations, among others.
It is reported that the full text of the bills has not yet been made public, and the June 9 hearing is expected to be used for further discussion and modification of the proposals.
This is seen as the most influential crypto tax reform plan since the IRS classified Bitcoin as property in 2014.
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I tried once, bringing a completely new friend to check out a project promoting “social mining + fan tokens.” The marketing copy was extravagant, but the two of us verified credibility using the dumbest method: first, look at GitHub—whether there are people working steadily over the long run, or whether it’s just a burst of commits pasted together. Then, find the audit report—not whether it merely says “audit passed,” but whether it lists any high-risk issues, whether there’s a record of fixes, whether those issues were actually fixed, or whether it just says “known risks—proceed at your own r
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Stopping loss is really like breaking up, dragging it out without deleting or blocking, still checking the other person's updates every day, the more you look, the more it hurts. To put it plainly, the market doesn’t give you face; if you’re wrong, you’re wrong. Admitting loss early can actually save the “interest” of later topping up margin or holding on through the hard times. I now write down before placing an order: if it drops to a certain point, I’ll exit; give it one more chance at most, then leave it to probability. Don’t treat a single trade as fate.
Recently, the group has been argui
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These past two days, some people have been eyeing on-chain large transfers and unusual movements between exchange hot and cold wallets, interpreting it as “smart money.” To be blunt, it’s fine to watch the spectacle—but using it as a button for entry and exit can easily light your emotions on fire. Options are even more straightforward: the buyer is gradually being worn down by time value day after day—no volatility equals chronic bleeding. On the surface, the seller looks like they’re collecting rent; in reality, they’re betting that “nothing big will happen.” But once a real shock comes—like
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I found the difference between grid/DCA and a single shot, basically it's "Do you want to sleep peacefully or take a risky thrill." Winning with a single shot is of course exciting, but you have to withstand the adrenaline rush + the torment of itchy fingers wanting to add or cut positions midway; grid/DCA is like putting a safety rope on yourself, it may not make the most profit, but it greatly reduces emotional fluctuations, and you can still get up the next day.
For me, the "signal" is actually very simple: can I avoid watching the market and feeling anxious? If every price fluctuation make
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This guy is still holding on despite a 67% unrealized loss, with a liquidation line at 52,000. Truly a hardcore crypto enthusiast.
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CryptoWorld news: The floating loss on BTC whale’s long positions has expanded to $11.423 million, with the loss ratio reaching 67.10%. The whale’s average holding price is $76,117.30. The current coin price is $67,110.95. Its liquidation price is $52,557.27, and its position size is $85,119,221.46. This address previously held more than 50,000 BTC. After 8 years of dormancy, it gradually swapped part of its BTC for ETH. Its actions are highly synchronized with Trump’s remarks and developments in U.S. policy. It previously placed short orders for profit before the “10.11” drop, earning nearly $100 million in profit, drawing market attention.
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Once accurately timed the top on 10.11 to make 100 million, now caught in a 41% loss; policy sensitivity is a double-edged sword.
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CryptoWorld News: The long position unrealized loss of BTC OG whale has expanded to $7.34 million, with a loss ratio of 41.14%. The whale's average holding price is $76,117.30, the current price is $70,329.95, the liquidation price is $51,214.95, and the position size is approximately $89.2 million. This address once held over 50k BTC, and after 8 years of dormancy, gradually converted some BTC into ETH. Its operations are highly synchronized with Trump’s remarks and US policy trends, having previously profited nearly $100 million by shorting before the "10.11" crash, attracting market attention.
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Blackstone leads the run, while Morgan Stanley quietly bottoms out; this divergence is interesting.
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CryptoWorld News reports that on June 1st, the total net outflow of Bitcoin ETFs was $483.76 million, including Blackstone's IBIT with a net outflow of $440.29 million, Fidelity's FBTC with a net outflow of $37.29 million, ARK's ARKB with a net outflow of $12.32 million, and Morgan Stanley's MSBT with a net inflow of $6.14 million. The remaining ETFs had zero inflow.
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A 152% growth rate is truly impressive, but the drag from the automotive downturn also needs to be considered—Is this stock ultimately a long-term ticket for power semiconductors, or a gamble on a cyclical turning point?
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The geopolitical game is escalating, and Falss Society is releasing news at this moment; the timing is perfect—underwater currents in the Middle East are much more turbulent than what appears on the surface.
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Coin World Network news reports that, according to Iran’s Fars News Agency today, on May 30 Iran unveiled a latest type of attack boat, becoming a new symbol of Iran’s naval strength.
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This round of airdrop season feels a bit like clocking in at work. The task platform keeps rolling out layers of anti-sybil measures, and it ends up making people more and more nervous. My approach is kind of old-school, but it works: I only interact with the protocols I genuinely plan to use, and I don’t spin up a bunch of new addresses just for “possible points.”
To put it plainly, the two things anti-detection (anti-scam) efforts fear most are: giving permissions randomly and burning Gas carelessly. Before every signature, I check whether it’s for an “authorization limit” or for “spending
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Switching dirty money to XMR—has Monero become a money-laundering tool? The 15% rally was actually propped up by illicit funds: the on-chain activity is transparent, but people are hard to catch. This is so Web3.
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Fertilizer prices rise, farmers bear the cost, 580 million in subsidies are just a drop in the bucket, the EU's response is too slow.
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CryptoWorld News reports that Spanish Minister of Agriculture Luis Planas stated that, due to the impact of the Iran war, fertilizer costs have soared significantly, and the European Union needs to provide billions of euros in financial aid to farmers to prevent crop yields from shrinking. Planas pointed out that Spain is taking the lead with national-level actions to mitigate this impact, having launched an aid program worth 500 million euros (approximately 580 million USD); in contrast, the current EU Commission plan has not yet addressed farmers' urgent need for financial assistance.
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Sora says it's gone when it's gone, Codex takes the throne, this plot moves faster than a Web3 rug pull.
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These past two days I’ve been looking at cross-chain bridges again, and the more I look, the more I feel that the three words “waiting for confirmation” are actually worth something… Multi-sign isn’t an all-purpose magic shield—no matter how many signers there are, it still can be wiped out in a single sweep. And don’t blindly trust oracles either: if someone who feeds prices or feeds status goes off-script, the bridge on the other side will glitch right along with them. Put simply, don’t mind the slowness—those “boring, life-saving settings,” like the confirmation count, the delay window, and
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