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ZK enthusiast, prefers to explain complex concepts with Zen-like simplicity. Updates are slow but thoughtful—corrections and additions are welcome.
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NEAR is indeed lagging a bit. Let’s consider entering once it catches up with the broader market; for now, stay on the sidelines.
Jens
$NEAR | The divergence deserves attention
Most major assets are green in this snapshot, but NEAR is down 3.27% at 4.088.
That relative weakness makes me cautious about buying simply because the broader market is recovering. I want to see NEAR begin participating before turning more constructive.
#$NEAR
Bull market coming? My wallet hasn’t reacted yet—let me pick up a few bottles to calm down first.
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Sharp pullback = potential opportunity, watching the bounce setup closely 👀
HECTOR
$SNDK dropping 9% definitely changes the short-term mood, but sharp pullbacks can also create opportunities. I’m watching whether buyers step in around key support levels. If selling pressure fades, this could become an interesting rebound setup.
#GateStockInsightsChallenge $SNDK
Risk assets came under pressure after hawkish Fed remarks; whether ETF flows can stabilize the market depends on tonight’s U.S. stock market open, and the depth of this pullback remains to be tested.
Cryptoluter
. Spot Bitcoin ETFs Record $202 Million Outflows, Ending Nine-Day Inflow Streak
On August 28, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $202 million in net outflows, ending a nine-day streak of consecutive inflows. This reversal comes as institutional demand shows signs of divergence between BTC and ETH ETFs. The outflows coincide with the hawkish repricing following Fed Chair Warsh's Jackson Hole remarks, which have cooled rate-cut expectations and weighed on risk assets. Market participants are now watching whether ETF flows can stabilize as U.S. markets reopen, which will help determine the depth of the current high-level correction.
#AIStartupsRaise400BInSixMonths
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A couple of days ago, I saw an old group member showing off his old PFP. It wasn't one of those expensive ones people are buying now, just an obscure project he picked up casually back then. He said the studio had disappeared two years ago, but he was still using it because he had "grown used to this face." It got me thinking. Everyone is talking about new projects, new floor prices, and new utility, but when it comes down to it, a PFP is really about whether you're willing to treat it as part of "you."
With the market like this, staking unlocks and token unlock calendars keep coming up again
Recently, I’ve been following the discussion around modularity. Developers have been having a great time talking about the DA layer, while users are basically left looking completely confused. I can more or less understand it too. After all, whenever something new comes out, the infrastructure crowd is always the first to get excited, while ordinary people mostly think: What does this have to do with me? To be honest, I’m not entirely sure either.
What I want to talk about today, though, is something else: the boundary between on-chain privacy and compliance. I used to be pretty idealistic, th
Just saw people in the group again flashing data on total stablecoin supply and ETF net inflows. Many are immediately shouting, “Off-exchange funds are coming—this is the second wave of the bull market.” But correlation doesn’t necessarily mean causation. Even my mom asked me yesterday, “If they’re printing all these stablecoins, doesn’t that mean Bitcoin is going to fly?” I said, we still need to see whether these funds are being used as arbitrage tools or as real buy-side demand—when funding rates are at extreme levels, a lot of stablecoins are actually used for hedging, not to carry the mar
BTC-2.71%
Buzz wants to challenge Slack? Wait and see.
CoinNetwork
CoinJie.com news: Jack Dorsey’s Block announced the launch of the Buzz group chat platform, aiming to challenge Slack and GitHub.
The RWA track is going crazy—its growth rate over six months has surged 3.8x, and this pool of liquidity is getting deeper and deeper
WuSaidBlockchainW
Wu Shuo learned from DWF Labs data that, as of July 14, the number of holders of tokenized stocks has exceeded 464k, up about 3.8x from January this year, and the on-chain scale of related assets is close to $1.9 billion. Measured by the number of holders, the tokenized stocks platform xStocks accounts for about 54%, the real-world assets platform Ondo Finance accounts for about 30%, and Robinhood Crypto—whose related business recently went live—has reached about 12%. Together, the three account for about 96%.
RWA-2.01%
The Strait of Hormuz can be shut down anytime—oil prices are about to rocket again.
CoinNetwork
According to a Biejie.com report, the U.S. Department of Defense said President Trump has ordered airstrikes on Iran on Saturday in response to an attack by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps on a commercial vessel sailing through the Strait of Hormuz. The damaged M/V GFS Galaxy can no longer continue sailing due to a fire and severe damage in the engine room, and one crew member is missing. U.S. Central Command said that in response, the U.S. is imposing significant costs by continuously weakening Iran’s ability to attack civilian vessels. The Revolutionary Guard said the Strait of Hormuz has been closed and all vessel traffic will be prohibited. This airstrike is the third U.S. bombing of Iran this week in retaliation for attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.
Ethereum hasn’t seen any oracle attacks in ten years, while DeFi vulnerabilities have certainly kept popping up. The core is stable, but the periphery still needs to be hardened.
CoinNetwork
CoinWaves News reports that Crypto Briefing has stated that Ethereum has not experienced an oracle attack in the past ten years, even though there are still some vulnerabilities in the decentralized finance (DeFi) space. This resilience highlights the need to improve oracle security in DeFi. Although Ethereum’s core system is relatively robust, vulnerabilities still exist.
ETH-2.55%
$SOL This position is indeed interesting, set the stop loss, and leave the rest to the market.
DanniéX
$SOL Trade Setup 👀
$SOL is trading around $81.64, and this zone is starting to look interesting.
🟢 Entry: $81.64
🎯 TP1: $95
🎯 TP2: $115
🎯 TP3: $140
🔴 Stop Loss: $75
The risk-to-reward looks attractive if bulls defend this level. Manage your risk, stick to your plan, and don't chase green candles.
Are you buying $SOL here or waiting for more confirmation? 👇
#PredictWorldCup🇦🇷vs🇪🇬
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SOL-3.52%
Machi took profit on ETH this round, looks like recovering losses, but the liquidation price is so close — that takes some nerve.
CoinNetwork
Biyjie.com News: Machi Huang Licheng took profit on his ETH long position, reducing his holdings by 1,300 ETH, approximately $2,853,650. His current position size is $16,123,000, with an average price of $1,730.59, a current price of $1,752.50, and a liquidation price of $1,742.64. The trader previously profited from blue-chip NFTs, but after becoming active this year, has seen massive drawdowns since October—his funds have shrunk from over $100 million to just hundreds of thousands of dollars.
ETH-2.55%
The capitulation signal is in place; now the bottom range needs to be fine-tuned and worked through a bit more—Q3 liquidity is the real test, the true hurdle.
KingAlpha
Bitcoin:
Here's why Bitcoin's Q3 price rally could face a liquidity test
ETF demand is returning, but weak liquidity could decide Bitcoin's next move The pain for Bitcoin [BTC] bulls may be nearing its end.
Notably, Bitcoin's latest on-chain data suggests the market is entering the final stage of its bearish phase. During this period, investors typically realize heavy losses as they sell below their cost basis. As this selling pressure fades, Bitcoin has historically found a bottom before rebounding.
Supporting this view, Bitcoin's Realized P/L
Ratio has fallen to -0.35, its lowest level in 43 months. The indicator measures realized profits against realized losses. A deeply negative reading shows that losses are dominating, signaling widespread capitulation. In previous market cycles, similar levels have often coincided with major Bitcoin bottoms, making the metric a closely watched signal for long-term investors.
#gStocksTokenizedStocksLive #WeakNFPShakesRateHikeOdds #PredictWorldCup🇧🇷vs🇳🇴 #ETHBreaks1700 #MetaSellsComputeTriggersChipSlump $BTC $BTC
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I almost had an accident just now.
When copying the address, my hand slipped. After pasting, I found the first four digits didn't match, and cold sweat immediately broke out.
Fortunately, I habitually double-checked it again; otherwise, I might be crying about it in the group chat right now.
Speaking of which, the funding rate has been terrible lately. The group argues every day about reversal or continued squeeze, but I instead checked my wallet three times.
The crazier the market, the more real the phishing sites look—those few seconds when you're rushing to buy the dip, it's easiest to past
OpenAI’s latest push to cut costs and boost efficiency is ruthless—GPUs’ costs have been slashed in half, cutting costs directly down the middle. The AI infra arms race is about to change.
CoinNetwork
CoinWorld News: OpenAI recently found an optimization solution that can cut model inference costs by more than half. According to a person familiar with the matter, OpenAI engineers told some colleagues earlier this month that, leveraging several newly developed optimization technologies, they successfully reduced the number of required Nvidia graphics processing units (GPUs) to just a few hundred, particularly after applying the technology in scenarios where visitors without free or paid accounts use ChatGPT.
Kuwait's statement this time is quite rare; the diplomatic wind in the Middle East is shifting.
CoinNetwork
CoinWorld News, Kuwait Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Iran's continued aggressive actions undermine efforts to de-escalate tensions.
Axel Adler's weekly report is quite detailed: decline in STRC's financing ability, stock dilution, breaking the narrative of only buying and not selling — but the core conclusion is that there won't be a large sell-off in the short term, and many people haven't understood that BTC has no redemption rights.
CoinNetwork
CoinWorld News reports that analyst Axel Adler pointed out in the weekly market analysis report that Strategy faces four major pressures, including Bitcoin falling below the average cost line, declining financing ability of preferred stock STRC, selling Bitcoin breaking the "buy-only" narrative, and dilution pressure from stock issuance. He believes that Strategy's impact on the Bitcoin market is more negative but does not constitute systemic risk, and there is no situation in the short term that requires large-scale selling of Bitcoin. Additionally, holding stocks does not equate to holding Bitcoin, and there is no BTC redemption right, nor is there a subscription and redemption mechanism similar to spot ETFs. If Bitcoin rebounds above the average cost and the market re-allows issuing stocks and preferred stocks at lower costs, Strategy may restart the "Bitcoin flywheel."
BTC-2.71%
The ceasefire doesn't mean an end to the fighting. How much longer will the deadlock in Linnan last?
CoinNetwork
以媒:以军已在黎巴嫩停火,但未撤出黎南
According to Israeli media reports, the Prime Minister and Defense Minister have ordered a ceasefire in Lebanon, but the Israeli military has not withdrawn from the southern Lebanon control area and remains stationed there. Netanyahu emphasized that as long as it is necessary, they will stay in southern Lebanon and respond forcefully to Hezbollah attacks, clearing their military facilities. Over the past two days, the Israeli military has struck more than 300 targets, with approximately 100 militants killed; the policy remains unchanged.
ETF continues to bleed, is smart money retreating or reallocating?
CoinNetwork
Crypto News, Lookonchain updated data shows that as of June 19, the ETF capital flow is as follows: Bitcoin (BTC) had a net outflow of 1,786 coins (about $113 million) in the past 1 day, and a net outflow of 2,986 coins (about $189 million) in the past 7 days. Ethereum (ETH) had a net outflow of 14,515 coins (about $24.73 million) in the past 1 day, and a net outflow of 9,913 coins (about $16.89 million) in the past 7 days.