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Having witnessed too many forks and narrative failures, my mindset has become increasingly steady. I enjoy discussing the history of protocol evolution and occasionally throwing in a bit of criticism.
FOMC hesitates and jitters—late longs are wiped out straight away. The remaining 63k position is like a ticking time bomb; going long now is purely idiotic behavior.
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$BTC High Leverage Idiots
Majority of late longs just got hit on that FOMC pullback.
However, there is still a big chunk left in the 63k range.
Longs are risky right now.
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Revolut has entered the UAE—its 75 million+ user base plus expansion across the Middle East, and the move to globalize digital banking is really a big one.
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According to Bloomberg, digital bank Revolut will launch services in the United Arab Emirates, following approval for its application for a license for deposit facilities and retail payment services from the UAE Central Bank. Revolut stated that the company will first build technology, operations, and local capabilities before officially launching. UAE users are expected to be able to use Revolut's global financial platform for multi-currency holding and management, physical and virtual card payments, and local and international remittances through the app. Revolut also plans to further expand into the Middle East and North Africa, including entering Turkey and Morocco. The company currently has approximately 75 million global users, recently received full approval to offer comprehensive banking services in the UK, and has launched services in Mexico.
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Tether's recent freeze was quite aggressive; 72 million USDT was locked just like that. The anonymity of privacy coins still gets exposed in on-chain investigations.
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Crypto news, Tether froze a wallet related to Monero (XMR) price manipulation, locking approximately $72 million worth of USDT. Blockchain investigator Zachxbt traced a USDT wallet worth over $120 million to be connected to Monero's recent price surge. The investigation revealed that the wallet received $120.2 million in USDT on June 11 and quickly transferred funds across multiple platforms. Tether then blacklisted a Tron address directly linked to the wallet, freezing about $72 million worth of USDT.
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Hackers have printed money again—100 million $H says “mint on command,” and just like that, it’s minted. This decentralized game is playing pretty centrally.
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CryptoWorld News reports that, according to Lookonchain, the hacker of Humanity Protocol has just minted an additional 100 million $H tokens on BSC, which is worth approximately $11.4 million at the current price, increasing selling pressure in the market.
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The proxy admin rights of H tokens on the BSC chain can be lost just like that, with a new wallet receiving 12.9 million USD, and the security model of DeFi looks like a joke in the face of centralized authority.
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CryptoWorld News reports that, according to blockaid monitoring, the humanity attacker took over the proxy admin privileges for the h token on the BSC chain and additionally minted 100 million h tokens (approximately $12.9 million) to a new wallet.
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Samsung loses hundreds of billions of dollars in a day; no matter how strong AI narratives are, they can't withstand macroeconomic sentiment crashing the market
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CoinWorld News: The Korea KOSPI index dropped more than 8% within 20 minutes of trading start, triggering the circuit breaker mechanism and temporarily suspending trading. Samsung's stock price fell over 9%, with a market value evaporating more than $100 billion, despite Samsung being seen as a major beneficiary of increased demand for AI hardware and memory chips. This decline reflects investors' cautious attitude toward technology and AI-related stocks, especially against the backdrop of a weak U.S. market. Market participants note that despite increased short-term volatility, the long-term fundamentals remain strong, and the Korean stock market is expected to recover from this sharp decline.
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From drafting the "U.S. AI Action Plan" to leaving the job to start a business, Sriram Krishnan turned his government experience into a springboard for entrepreneurship—navigating the delicate balance between policy and technical institutions, which serve allies while maintaining official influence. This is much more sophisticated than pure lobbying.
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White House AI policy advisor Sriram Krishnan announces he will leave at the end of June to establish a new organization supporting government AI initiatives
White House Artificial Intelligence Policy Advisor Sriram Krishnan announced his resignation at the end of June, having taken office in early 2025. About 18 months later, he will establish a policy and technology organization to recruit engineers to continue supporting the U.S. government and allies' AI initiatives. During his tenure, he promoted the Executive Orders for the "U.S. AI Action Plan," "AI Acceleration Partnership," and the "National AI Policy Framework," and showcased the U.S. AI tech stack at the India-U.S. summit.
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Seeing DAO proposals for the third time and feeling like laughing: on the surface it says "Increase participation," but underneath it's really about who can get subsidies and whose votes are more valuable. Voting isn't a lesson in democracy; it's a manual for maintaining the power structure... How rewards are distributed, how long they are locked, how representatives are chosen—basically, all about screening "who considers themselves one of us." Recently, the on-chain data tools' tagging system has been criticized for being outdated/misleading, but I think it's quite fitting: you look like a r
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Recently, that kind of "illiquidity" feeling in the market has returned, with order books so thin they look like paper, a single pin could poke a hole. To put it simply, don’t rush to buy the dip at this time; first think about how to survive: don’t hold onto positions stubbornly, dismantle leverage if you can, keep some cash/stablecoins as oxygen tanks, or else what you buy might just be the lower floor.
These days, some people are obsessively watching staking unlocks and token unlock calendars, anxious about selling pressure bouncing back and forth… I understand, after all, I’ve seen too man
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The economy of this blockchain game is starting to get a bit overwhelming: at first, the pool looked really fat—production was so fierce it felt like it was basically free, and it really was free money—because inflation first bores through and kills itself. Once the studio comes in, it happens even faster: everyone’s “on the job,” not playing. Selling pressure gets stacked up layer by layer—once the coin price softens, the rewards have to be increased, increased again… and then even more inflation follows, and the spiral starts turning. To put it simply, the output isn’t tightly tied to real c
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Recently, staking and shared security have become popular again. When I was a beginner, I really thought "the same principal amount doing multiple tasks = doubled returns," basically treating optimism as a model. My current understanding is: returns can stack, but so do risks, and they can also spread to each other. When one side encounters trouble, the other side might also be implicated. In the end, what stacks up might not be interest, but illusions.
Airdrop season also pairs well with this. The more strict the anti-fraud measures on task platforms, the more the points system resembles cloc
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I tried once, monitoring the same transaction simultaneously through the browser, wallet prompts, my node's RPC, and an indexing site,
and the times displayed across all four platforms could be off by several minutes...
Basically, what you see as "on-chain" is often "on-chain data provided by a certain service."
Slow node synchronization, RPC queuing, the indexer not having scanned it yet—just like watching a fork battle live, there's always someone a half-step ahead of you.
Recently, everyone is obsessively watching staking unlocks, token unlock calendars, afraid that as soon as the t
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Monthly shooting star followed by a direct crash, this script is too familiar, let's see if 68k-66k can hold up first.
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$BTC | Monthly
This does not look good for the bulls...
The previous Monthly candle rejected from the Imbalance Zone created during the last move to the downside. After 5 consecutive bearish candles, a pullback to rebalance the PA was not out of the ordinary.
Now we can see that the previous Monthly candle closed as a bearish shooting star, followed by a dump at the start of the current month.
If we look purely at the Monthly Structure, the first decent support zone where we could potentially see a bounce sits around the Quarterly Open region between 68.2k and 66.9k.
That's the area we should be paying close attention to right now.
There are some LTF levels in between, such as the 70.4k Daily EQLs, but that area is not particularly strong and can easily be turned into liquidity, resulting in a move all the way down to the Quarterly Open.
Personally, I am expecting some relief from the 68k-66k region before any further continuation to the downside. My first target for a potential Macro Bottom in this bear cycle remains 58.8k.
If we lose the 58k region, things could get a lot more interesting, with the 49.5k-41.6k region coming into play, followed by a possible exit flush into the 37k-38k region, which has remained my Max Pain target ever since the 120k highs.
This is the plan we’ve been following for the last 6+ months without any deviations, and so far it has played out almost perfectly. It has remained extremely rewarding, helping us position in the right direction while others were in doubt and calling for higher prices.
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$6.4M in trading volume, the popularity of the sports prediction market is impressive.
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If the B wave rebound of the four-day chart can materialize, reaching 2360 is not a dream; the key is whether the bulls can hold their ground below 1880.
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XBIT DEX: Ethereum price forecast, holding the $1,825 support level still needs verification
Bjie.com reports that ETH has recently been oscillating near the $1,825 support level, with focus on the $1,750 invalidation level and upward targets of $2,073 and $2,360. If buyers hold the $1,825–$1,880 zone and form a clear 1-2 structure, a rebound to $2,073/$2,360 may occur; breaking below $1,750 will weaken the current support. The four-day chart shows that a rebound could be forming into a larger B-wave; an upward structure needs to be established quickly. Currently, ETH is supported below $1,880 and faces resistance above $2,600; the future direction depends on whether support can be maintained and a clear upward trend can be initiated.
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Long-term long BTC and short HYPE strategy hits a wall this time, how much of the 37 million profit needs to be given back?
BTC1.59%
HYPE5.76%
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CoinJie News: HYPE short positions have increased by 23,718.79 tokens, approximately $2,037,194.45, bringing the total position size to $13,019,907.83. The average price has risen from $49.47 to $51.98. The current profit and loss is -$3,491,924.56 (-134.10%). The current coin price is $71.03, and the liquidation price is $112.01. This whale has long relied on market volatility during the prolonged downward move—going long BTC while shorting HYPE—earning more than $37 million in profit across the full cycle.
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To The Moon 🌕
These days, the group has exploded again, with a bunch of forwards and a line saying "Quick, look," and KOLs are also drawing lines and telling stories there. To be honest, no one should be responsible for impulsively buying on your behalf; at most, they can be considered the "igniter," but the one who actually throws the oil barrel is still yourself... I am now basically lowering my expectations: when I see an opportunity, I treat it as noise first, and if I miss it, I just miss it, which makes me feel more relaxed.
Cross-chain bridges are frequently hacked, oracles occasionally report outrag
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I just went through a few wallets on different chains and realized that what I fear most now isn't price fluctuations, but "where did I actually throw this little bit of assets"... Fragmented like screws scattered in a drawer.
Later, I got lazy about pursuing a comprehensive multi-chain wallet: major holdings are fixed in two or three commonly used addresses, small amounts are used to try new protocols everywhere;
Every cross-chain transfer I treat like going through security, since the bridge often has issues, and I really don't want to be the news story.
And those oracles acting up, wi
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Recently, someone was talking about "sandwich/arbitrage" again, and every time I see it, it feels quite complicated: you think you're catching an opportunity, but you might just be paying someone else's "on-chain toll."
In plain terms, on-chain isn't inefficient; it's just that someone is specifically relying on your impulsiveness to make a living.
These days, ETF capital flows and U.S. stock risk appetite are being linked together with crypto market rises and falls for interpretation, and I can't help but laugh...
The narrative change speed is faster than protocol upgrades. If I really
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