MarketMakingForMoonlitDeepPool

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Market-making approach with limited funds, practicing order placement and inventory management; more focused on smooth curves rather than huge profits.
The US and Israel say Iran's nuclear program is a threat, and Iran fires back by calling for a nuclear-weapon-free zone — full of diplomatic rhetoric, but when it comes to missiles and drones, that's a real no-go zone.
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CoinWorld news: Iran's Foreign Ministry refuted the positions of the U.S. and Israeli governments regarding Iran's "peaceful nuclear program," calling them false accusations. Iran's Foreign Ministry called on the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries to support the initiative to establish a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East, rather than "echoing policies that portray Iran as a threat." The statement further emphasized that lasting peace and security can only be achieved through regional cooperation without foreign interference, and condemned the portrayal of Iran's defense, missile, and drone capabilities as a threat.
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$288.6 million; SBI’s move is ruthless enough—Bitbank will effectively become “S-owned” from now on.
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CoinWorld news, SBI Holdings announced an agreement to acquire Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Bitbank for $288.6 million.
This transaction marks SBI's further expansion in the crypto space.
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The Foreign Ministry spokesperson made it clear—there's simply no such option at the negotiation table; holding the chips in the geopolitical game makes one feel more secure.
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CryptoWorld News: Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Bagheri: Iran's missile program has never been part of negotiations.
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The US and Iran verbally insult each other, but secretly head to Switzerland—this act is all too familiar.
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CoinWorld News reported that Sina Azodi, Director of the Middle East Studies Program at George Washington University, said that although both the US and Iran claim that the other side has committed violations, both the United States and Iran have sent senior officials to Switzerland for negotiations because both sides have “vested interests” in ending the conflict. Azodi noted that Israel’s attacks on Lebanon violate the memorandum for Iran, and the US may also interpret Tehran’s claim that it wants to close the Strait of Hormuz as a violation of the memorandum of understanding. Azodi also said that Tehran may want to “test and see” whether Washington can rein in Israel and end hostilities in Lebanon.
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New CEO Matt Visser takes over, but the S token is still falling. Can the governance framework upgrade stop the decline?
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According to a report from Crypto界 News, Sonic Labs announced a leadership reorganization. Former Chief Technology Officer Andre Cronje, former CEO of the Fantom Foundation Michael Kong, and Executive Chairman David Richardson have stepped down from their board positions. The reorganization is being carried out amid continued declines in the S token; over the past 24 hours, the S token has fallen by about 5% and is currently trading at close to $0.029. Sonic Labs said that the management changes are related to a new governance framework, aiming to improve accountability and communication transparency. The newly appointed CEO, Matt Visser, and Chief Operating Officer, Kosta Kourkoumelis, will be responsible for the company’s future operations.
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Is the Google AI talent exodus coming? Just won the Nobel Prize and then switched jobs—this plot is more exciting than a Silicon Valley TV show.
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CryptoWorld News reports that Nobel laureate John Jumper has announced his departure from Google DeepMind to join Anthropic. Jumper has worked at Google DeepMind for nearly 9 years and led the development of AlphaFold, jointly receiving the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry with CEO Demis Hassabis. Just the day before, former Gemini co-lead and one of the authors of "Attention is All You Need," Noam Shazeer, also announced his departure from Google to join OpenAI as Head of Architecture Research.
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This wave of confidence is steady; zero-cost chips can indeed be held firmly, waiting for the wind to come.
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YakuzaTheoryTrends
Pepe, I’ve made tens of thousands, pretty good 👌🏻. Got it to go back up, anyway it was free to get.
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50 million dollars buyback, stock price rebounds 20%, but still halved and halved again from IPO—Is this move by BitGo confidence or self-rescue? The story of USD1 is not over yet.
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Cryptocurrency infrastructure provider BitGo announced a $50 million stock buyback program, with the stock price rising as much as 20% on Wednesday. The program allows the company to repurchase up to $50 million worth of common stock through open market purchases, private negotiated transactions, and block trades, representing about 8% of the outstanding shares, with immediate effect and no fixed expiration date. Despite the rise on Wednesday, BitGo's stock price remains approximately 65% below its January listing price on the New York Stock Exchange; its IPO priced at $18, with recent trading prices around $6.07. BitGo offers digital asset custody, trading, staking, and settlement services, and issues a USD stablecoin called USD1 related to the Trump family project World Liberty Financial. (CoinDesk)
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Blackstone has turned IBIT into a wealth-management artifact by using options profit redistribution—the financial acumen of the old-timers is truly impressive.
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Coin World Network news: Blackstone has announced it will launch a new Bitcoin ETF called BITA. The ETF will generate income by selling options on its $49 billion IBIT fund, and distribute these premiums as returns to investors. The ETF is expected to go live on Thursday. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs is also preparing to launch a competing Bitcoin income ETF on July 1.
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The whale is starting to accumulate again. Can it break through 65k this time?
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CryptoZeno
The $BTC CVD indicator shows brown whale buying.
The largest whale is buying again.
The sell wall at 65k is the only resistance.
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The White House says it aligns with the interests of the American people—does that refer to the people of the Trump family?
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Reuters investigation shows that since Trump returned to the White House, his family has earned at least $2.3 billion from cryptocurrency projects such as World Liberty Financial, TRUMP Meme Coin, American Bitcoin, and AI Financial (formerly ALT5 Sigma), while related investors have lost approximately $2.3 billion in total. The Trump family mainly profits through brand licensing and token sales, with limited personal investment, while many retail investors have suffered losses due to significant drops in token and related stock prices. The White House responded by stating that all actions of the Trump administration are in the interests of the American people and denied any conflicts of interest.
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The author's base case is very clear: there is still liquidity to clear above, order flow can temporarily hold up, but the hedge is already in place, and if it breaks below the previous low, reassess. This kind of "long position structure first, then short back into the range" approach is worth monitoring.
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AriaNaka
$BTC daily plan & hedge long
My primary thesis remains unchanged.
We still have meaningful liquidity and positioning overhead, while order flow continues to look constructive for now
That's why I expect the higher probability path is a mitigation higher before any larger continuation lower.
I adjusted my hedge entries slightly:
> 50% size at 61.6k
> Remaining 50% around 61k
Reasoning is straightforward:
> Liquidity has been building around 61k
> The 61.2k level remains the largest single liquidity level on my board (~250M) -> sits around GP
As long as we remain above the previous range low, I will hedge into a corrective move
Target remains the range VAL, which would effectively be a bearish retest of the prior range structure.
Positioning, liquidity distribution and current order flow still support that scenario as my base case for today.
Will reassess if buyers fail to defend the reclaim zone.
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91,000 opened to 52,745, brother, are you using leverage to go straight to zero?
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This morning on the subway, I was checking on-chain data again and saw a bunch of "cutting in line" transactions. To put it simply, MEV sort order advantages—what's most frustrating isn't really the big players, but small investors like me who are practicing placing limit orders: you think you're slowly changing your inventory in the order book, but someone else snatches the price difference in front of you, and you end up trading at a "modified" price. The curve suddenly becomes uneven, and it's easy to get impatient.
What's even more awkward is that you can't really fight back against it; in
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I later figured out one bit of plain talk: don’t let any single position get so large that it has to be correct.
If you can’t hold spot, it’s usually because you bought too much—once it dips, you get panicky and want to run.
For perpetual futures, liquidation is even more direct: leverage + going full size is like setting a timed explosive device for yourself.
My approach is pretty simple and a bit old-school: first, split your total position into smaller pieces so you’re allowed to be wrong a few times and still be standing.
Before you place an order, think through the worst-case scen
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Lately, while going back over IBC and various message-passing/bridging approaches, I keep thinking that each cross-chain is really just a way of counting “who should I trust.” The lighter ones, like IBC, are at least fairly clear: the chain’s own consensus plus light-client verification. But heavier bridges are more likely to turn into things like multi-signature/relay nodes, oracles, verification contracts, upgrade permissions, and even front-end domain names… Every extra layer adds another possible point where the chain could break. To put it simply, what gets carried over isn’t just assets—
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Recently, various social mining/points systems have been flooding the scene, basically just trading time for badges and a sense of "identity." I also want to get some benefits, but my funds are limited, so I care more about whether the curve is stable: just spend half an hour each day checking the order book, pulling the inventory deviation back, and not being led around by tasks. Last night, I also looked on the chain and saw that in a certain pool, 0x7a…c3 traded back and forth several times, and the transaction fees almost ate up the "points earnings," which was quite awkward.
Now many proj
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Buy 3860, sell 2330—FG Nexus’s treasury-operation move here is a textbook-level contrarian indicator
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According to Lookonchain, FG Nexus bought 50,770 ETH between August and September 2025 at an average price of $3,860, with a total investment of approximately $196 million; subsequently, starting from November 2025, they began selling, and have now sold 36,025 ETH at an average price of $2,330, recovering about $83.92 million. FG Nexus's cumulative loss on its Ethereum treasury strategy has exceeded $85 million.
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An eight-year veteran steps down; who will take the lead in security is worth paying attention to.
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Wu Shuo learned that Coinbase Chief Security Officer Philip Martin tweeted that he will leave Coinbase at the end of June. Philip Martin joined Coinbase in April 2016, mainly responsible for ensuring the safety of the company, employees, and customers. He stated that Jeff Lunglhofer will succeed as Coinbase's new Chief Security Officer.
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Old Huang's ecosystem map is quite extensive, covering everything from chips to power grids. The ultimate goal of AI infrastructure is to see who has more friends.
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