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Drinking coffee at night while watching candlestick charts, checking on-chain fund movements during the day. Prefers perpetuals and hedging, always explains the logic even for small losses.
Recently, I’ve been looking at a few protocol governance votes again, and honestly, the more I look, the more it resembles a “large-scale delegated voting moving day.” Others think that once they’ve got governance tokens, they can direct the course of events—yet in reality, once you pass your vote along by delegation, the final say ends up back in the hands of a handful of big whales/funds. The voting pages are lively enough, but it feels like a multiple-choice test where the answers have been written in advance…
I’m not a saint either. When I’m doing perpetual hedging, I might casually take a
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Don't laugh at me, I was stuck at the cross-chain bridge last night, waiting for "confirmation" for half an hour, feeling as anxious as waiting for takeout... But honestly, this thing really can't be considered slow. Multi-signature looks quite secure, but it's really just "a few people agree before proceeding." If the keys aren't sufficiently dispersed, or if someone gets phished or is an insider, then that batch of assets in the bridge is almost like leaving the door unlocked. Oracles are the same; one wrong data feed, and even if the contract "follows the rules," it can't be saved.
So now I
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A total accumulation of 137 million so far, with 3.14 million on a single day may not sound like much—but it’s all BHYP inflow entering the market. Are institutions quietly building positions, or are retail traders chasing the trend? Let’s dig into the details of this data.
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MeNews
The U.S. HYPE spot ETF recorded a total net inflow of $3.1490 million for the day.
According to SoSoValue, yesterday HYPE spot ETF had a net inflow of $3.15M in a single day, with BHYP contributing all the net inflow, and the total net inflow in history reaching $82.96M. As of the time of writing, the total net asset value of HYPE spot ETF is $180 million, with a net asset ratio of 1.16%, and the cumulative net inflow in history is $137 million.
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Last night I got itchy again and threw a position into the market making, only to be taught a lesson by the AMM curve… When the price drifts away, the position automatically “sells high and buys low” to correct itself. It looks like fees are coming in on the books, but impermanent loss is also quietly deducting, so it’s not just lying back and counting money. Basically, you’re working for volatility; no volatility means no fees, but with volatility, you might lose even faster.
Recently, a lot of narratives about AI agents automatically interacting and trading are pretty hot. It sounds cool, bu
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These past few days, I’ve been watching everyone hype that AI Agents are going fully automated on-chain, and I honestly do feel a bit scared that it might be too “obedient.” It’s pretty fast at things like placing orders, splitting them, and routing—but once it comes to signing and authorization, whether the limits are increased or decreased by the right amount, whether to use a cross-chain bridge, and whether the contract is newly deployed… those still need a human to keep an eye on it, otherwise it turns into “it works hard, just to get you sent away.” Especially in perpetuals: it can calcul
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Strategy: Selling coins to pay off debt makes the HODL believers' hearts skip a beat. The 840k coins still in stock, but the signal of tight cash flow is more glaring than those 32 coins.
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Strategy’s first sale of BTC in three years—does the “HODL myth” end here?
Strategy sold Bitcoin for the first time in three years; 32 coins were executed at an average price of $77,135, raising approximately $25 million to repay STRC financing dividends. This move reflects tight cash reserves and the pressure to cover preferred dividend obligations, even though coin sales have occurred historically, it is seen as a signal to undermine market confidence in holding coins. After the sale, it still holds approximately 843.7k BTC, with a cost basis of about $75.7k per coin and an unrealized loss of approximately $293 million. Polymarket’s prediction fiasco exposed the limitations of market rules in interpreting “facts,” and prompted a reassessment of BTC’s safe-haven attributes.
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The billion-level PUMP celebration is over, and retail investors only realize the class has already adjourned after paying their tuition.
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CryptoZeno
Memecoin trading volume on Pumpfun has fallen off a cliff since the Q1 2025 peak.
Daily volume that used to clear $3 BILLION is now between $500-800 MILLION most days.
Retail got extracted blind during the hype. Most of them never came back.
The trenches still print runners but nothing like the old days. The volume isn't there. The buyers aren't there.
I don't think we ever see that level of activity in memecoins again.
The cycle that built $PUMP was a one time event and retail learned the lesson the expensive way.
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Zhongcheng Linuo’s exclusive bet is a big one—this move is no small affair. It looks like the AI computing power race has gained another dark horse.
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MarsBitNews
Anshiteng completes a 50 million yuan angel round financing, with Zhongcheng Lijiao as the exclusive investor
Mars Finance News: On June 1, AI-native intelligent computing service provider Anshiteng Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. announced the completion of a 50 million yuan angel round of financing, exclusively invested by Zhongcheng Liruo Technology Group. This round of financing will focus on core technology research and development, upgrading the product matrix, and the layout of computing power nodes both domestically and internationally. (Chuangtoujia CLUB)
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Modularity is a double-edged sword; Zodiac has given everyone a lesson this time.
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Gnosis Co-Founders: Are taking multiple emergency measures to control losses, including requiring cross-chain bridge validators to suspend related bridging operations.
BlockBeats message. June 1: Gnosis co-founder Martin Köppelmann responded to the attack incident, saying that this security incident is related to the Zodiac Delay Module vulnerability. The attacker was able to initiate transactions from Safe wallets configured with this delay module, creating a risk to funds.


At present, the team is taking multiple urgent measures to control the losses, including asking cross-chain bridge validators to pause the relevant bridging operations, and continuously assessing the affected scope and the extent of losses.
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Finally fixed it. The reset of the usage limits and this round of compensation show some sincerity—hopefully it won’t crash again.
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The reason for GPT-5.5's decreased performance in Codex has been identified, OpenAI has completed the fix and reset the usage limits.
The OpenAI Codex team has confirmed that they have identified and fixed two issues behind the decline in GPT-5.5 performance, and the system is now fully back to normal. To compensate developers, all users’ usage limits will be reset tonight. In the nearly 48 hours prior, some users reported that their capabilities had degraded; the official team’s initial troubleshooting did not quickly reach a conclusion. Today, monitoring indicators show that all services have stabilized again.
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Last night I stayed up until 2 a.m. monitoring transfers on the chain. Someone always yells conspiracy at the sight of "coincidental transfers." I actually prefer to break it down: first, see if the same batch of funds is changing hands across different addresses (CEX withdrawal → transfer → redistribution), then check for obvious timing patterns (on the hour, at fixed intervals), and finally see if a pair of interacting contracts are using the same "familiar" routing. Many so-called coincidences actually follow pretty straightforward paths; people are just too lazy to follow the trail.
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I’ve been lurking in the group for quite a while, and I still can’t help saying this: with options, the time value is basically just “eating” away at the buyer’s patience. You’re buying both the direction and the expiry—if the market doesn’t move at the speed you expected, even if your direction is right, you may still get worn down by time. The seller is like running a “rent-collection mode”: picking up that small amount of time decay every day, but if a real breakout goes wild, they can just as easily get kicked out. In plain terms, they profit from the hesitation of most people, and they be
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Traditional manufacturing giants are issuing bonds to pursue the digital economy—at a 1.95% interest rate, which is even lower than wealth management products; are institutions scrambling for it?
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MarsBitNews
TCL Technology: 2 billion yuan technology innovation corporate bonds (Phase 1) will be listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange on May 29
Mars Finance News: On May 28, TCL Technology announced that its 2026 public offering of technological innovation corporate bonds (Digital Economy) (Phase 1) for professional investors meets the Shenzhen Stock Exchange bond listing requirements and will be listed starting May 29 for trading among institutional investors within the professional investor category. The total issuance amount of the bond is 2.0 billion yuan, with a term of 3 years, a coupon rate of 1.95% per annum, an interest-bearing start date of May 22, and a maturity date of May 22, 2029. (Company Announcement)
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The 124% growth rate of RWA is a bit outrageous, RLUSD is taking off simultaneously, is the XRP ecosystem about to make a big move?
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News: The RWA market cap of the XRP ledger increased by 124% quarter-over-quarter in the first quarter of 2026, reaching $2.25 billion. Meanwhile, the supply of RLUSD grew by 45%, and the daily trading volume also increased by 35%.
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Lately I’ve been seeing a bunch of social mining and fan token schemes claiming “attention is mining,” and it honestly makes me feel a little uneasy… Attention is valuable, but what’s even more valuable is your wallet permissions, bro. A mnemonic phrase—let’s be real—is your lifeline. Don’t screenshot it, don’t store it on cloud drives, and don’t send it to “customer service.” I’ve seen a friend lose everything because they typed their seed phrase once on a phishing site—no matter how much they try to hedge afterward, it can’t be saved.
And then there’s signature authorization. Don’t see somet
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The European Central Bank has finally loosened its stance; is the liquidity turning point approaching?
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MarsBitNews
Panetta: Forward-looking situation requires readjusting the monetary policy stance
Mars Finance News: According to Jintiao, European Central Bank Governing Council member Panetta stated that the forward-looking situation seems to require readjusting the monetary policy stance.
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Last night, I was watching on-chain transactions and saw that feeling where you clearly click first, but someone else just "cuts in line" and slippage blows up your order... MEV, to put it simply, is about who has the ordering power. Fair or not, let's put that aside. The worst part is that ordinary people have no idea who they're actually competing against. Big players, bots, and those front-runners—who are they eating? Sometimes, it's just that small order of yours that looks insignificant.
Why did I get the itch to chase after it? Psychologically, I just can't accept it, thinking "I can sna
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DXY breaks 99, the anchor of traditional fiat currencies is shaking
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The US dollar index falls below 99, the New Zealand dollar against the US dollar breaks through 0.59
Mars Finance news: According to Gate market data, the U.S. Dollar Index DXY fell below 99, with an intraday decline of 0.15%. Meanwhile, the New Zealand Dollar against the U.S. Dollar NZD/USD broke above 0.59, with an intraday increase of 1.09%.
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The first implementation of the pre-review mechanism has been launched, and the signal indicating a turning point for domestic storage is quite clear.
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DRAM leader Changxin Technology passes the Sci-Tech Innovation Board IPO review, with a single-quarter turnaround net profit of 33.0 billion yuan in Q1 2026.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange approved Changxin Technology’s Sci-Tech Innovation Board IPO, making it the first deal to pass the review using the pre-review mechanism. The company posted cumulative losses of over 282 billion yuan in 2023–24, and it is expected to turn profitable in 2025. In Q1 2026, single-quarter revenue was 508 billion yuan, with net profit of approximately 247.6 billion yuan. It is expected that in the first half of the year, revenue will be 1,100–1,200 billion yuan and net profit will be 660–750 billion yuan. It has already covered DDR4/LPDDR4X through DDR5/LPDDR5X; DDR5 ramp-up has reached speeds of 8,000 MT/s with a capacity of 24Gb. The company plans to raise 29.5 billion yuan to upgrade its wafer production lines and carry out R&D on forward-looking technologies. The top five suppliers are kept confidential under code names, and customer concentration has fallen to 39.85%.
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