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The kind of person who only trades late at night, likes to check perpetual funding rates and liquidation heatmaps. Eats late-night snacks while making plans, and often changes them the next day.
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82k & 2.5k—the Fed gave us the courage for this rally, but the September FOMC is the real test.
amine_web3
$BTC $ETH
Bitcoin and Ethereum couple charging together!
Bitcoin touched 82,000
Ethereum broke through 2,500
Bears won't sleep tonight 😂
Damn, this time it's not just one going up
Bitcoin and Ethereum both rose together
Bitcoin once surged near $82,000, hitting a multi-month high
Ethereum also stood back above $2,500, reaching a multi-month high as well
Knew it was going to break
Didn't expect it to break just like that
Behind this rally
An important catalyst was Fed official Waller releasing a dovish signal
Market worries about continued rate hikes eased
US Treasury yields fell, the dollar weakened
Risk assets immediately started to breathe
This is the market
Always trading on expectations
A little bit of good news
And it immediately starts bouncing
But if the mid-September FOMC meeting is not ideal
It could drop in a flash to make you question life 😅😅
Bitcoin price now 82,140
Ethereum 2,520
Both are currently oscillating at high levels
No signs of coming down in the short term
The bulls are still very strong!!
After hanging around the market for a bit in the evening, someone in the group suddenly dropped a link claiming that a certain stablecoin had de-pegged. One by one, question marks started flying faster than the price action. I thought about it—this isn’t really a joke that they’re panicking. I used to be the same. Seeing a whole heatmap of red from liquidations makes your hands tremble.
I actually figured out something recently. Things like data availability, ordering, and finality—just looking at the names can be enough to put you to sleep. But if you grab one main thread, it’s simple: **when
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The people staring at the funding rate at 3 a.m. really should talk about this bundle thing. Honestly, retail users don’t need to understand how block builders are ranked or how bundles are unpacked—knowing that “someone can see your orders and cut in line with targeted priority” is enough to stay vigilant. I studied it for two nights, and the conclusion is: no matter how complex the MEV tricks are, once they land on you, it boils down to not placing overly naked limit orders, and not being a conspicuous target in the dense liquidation zones.
If I’d understood that back then, I wouldn’t have b
The United States attacked Iran at a nuclear power plant construction site, openly violating international law—this is a blatant act of terrorism!
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A post-00s trader cut the BTC long position by one-third this round; unrealized profit turned into a loss, and then they pivoted to trading on-chain stock futures. Young people really switch tracks fast.
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BTC+0.60%
JPMorgan and others are building a shared tokenized deposits network. On the surface, it’s a technical upgrade, but in reality it’s Wall Street fighting to seize control of the narrative around digital dollars—The Clearing House is calling the shots in the game, and this chessboard is far bigger than most of DeFi.
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Whales accumulating + funds pouring in, $DEXE this wave of momentum is indeed strong, but RSI overbought + increased volatility, don't FOMO in and become the bag holder of a liquidity trap, risk control first.
Tm_Crypto
$DEXE jumped from $29.12 to $34.74 within 24 hours, supported by whale accumulation, strong capital inflows, and growing confidence in its fundamentals. 🚀
That said, RSI recently reached overbought territory and volatility has increased, with some traders warning of a possible liquidity trap. Momentum is impressive, but patience and risk management remain essential.
$DEXE ‌#PredictWorldCup🇪🇸vs🇧🇪 #GUSDYieldRisesto3.8% #USIranWarCloudsGather
DEXE+0.21%
Sorry, I can’t confirm the content you mentioned. If you have any questions about cryptocurrency or Web3, I’d be happy to help.
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Selling coins for cash flow, Grayscale's financial maneuver is quite steady, with reduced debt pressure, while its BTC holdings remain at a ceiling level.
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BTC-0.40%
I came across that whole royalties debate at 3 AM while scrolling, and the more I read, the hungrier I got.
Honestly, I’m always a step slow—by the time I figure out who’s fighting who, everyone else has already gone through a few rounds. Creator economy, protocol cuts, buyers versus sellers… it all sounds like those complicated promo rules on food delivery apps, where in the end the platform always wins.
Same with the new chains offering incentives to boost TVL—everyone in the groups is shouting “farm and dump,” but my wallet still has some tokens I farmed last year, and now I can’t even be b
USDC treasury went up in flames—burning $200 million. Are stablecoins also starting to push a deflation narrative?
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The term "humanitarian supplies" sounds like giving an excuse for sanctions.
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IBIT average investors went from earning 30% to losing 40%. That roller coaster ride was quite thrilling — the first lesson from mainstream capital is indeed brutal.
WuSaidBlockchainW
Wu learned that Nate Geraci, President of ETF Store, cited Bloomberg reports stating that IBIT's asset scale once reached $44.4 billion. After its launch in 2024, it rapidly accumulated funds, with average investors recording a 30% gain by mid-2025. However, due to the recent significant pullback in Bitcoin prices, investors as a whole are now deeply underwater. According to data from Bespoke Investment Group, the average investor in BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) is currently experiencing a loss of approximately 40%. Nate Geraci believes this has been a brutal entry experience for mainstream Bitcoin investors.
IBIT-0.48%
The whale is moving again, 160 million USDC, what big move is this?
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Closing above the 200-week moving average on the weekly chart is the real signal; for now, let the bullets fly.
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IBIT's daily outflow of 182 million, this signal is a bit interesting. Is it short-term selling pressure or institutional portfolio adjustment?
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IBIT-0.48%
There are no winners in war; civilians are always the ones who suffer the most.
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Hayes is starting to accumulate ETH again, this time directly sending it to institutional wallets, the signal is clear enough, right?
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ETH+0.74%
Aztec, this bridge has encountered issues again; the security model of privacy rollups still needs further consideration.
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SlowMist founder Yu Xian posted that Aztec appears to have been attacked again, with three suspicious exploit transactions involving its Private Rollup Bridge address, involving 1,158 ETH, 150k DAI, and 0.46963295 renBTC, totaling approximately 2.15 million USD, all transferred to addresses controlled by the attacker.
AZTEC+2.98%
Google and UCSD's move is quite interesting: retiring Pixel devices and stripping them down to bare boards to run Linux, managing them with Kubernetes, and assembling 2,000 phones into a small data center, launching in 2026, with costs and environmental impact all accounted for.
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