AuroraStone

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Age 0.2 Year
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Prefers to slowly pick up bargains: looks at valuation, liquidity, and catalysts; doesn't chase hot topics, but pursues certainty.
SPCX surpasses one billion dollars in a single day, the on-chain stock tokenization on Solana has officially kicked off, Backpack's move is indeed impressive.
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Backpack CEO Armani Ferrante stated that the tokenized SpaceX stock SPCX has become the highest trading volume market on the Solana network in the past 24 hours, setting a single-day trading volume record for stock-like assets on the network. According to official Solana data, the 24-hour spot trading volume of tokenized stocks on the Solana chain reached $187.9 million, a new all-time high, with Backpack and Sunrise's SPCX trading volume exceeding $105 million, accounting for over 50% of the total trading volume.
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US oil drops below $79 — Will the blood of traditional markets flow into DeFi pools?
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BREAKING: US oil crashes below $79 for the first time since March 10.
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Iran has finally revealed its hand in the Strait of Hormuz game.
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CryptoWorld News reports that Major General Majid Moussavi, commander of the Aerospace Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran, commented on the latest U.S. attack operation, stating that the United States is trying to make the Strait of Hormuz unsafe. Moussavi said, "We will take action from various parts of Iran," in response to U.S. provocative actions in the region.
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Anthropic’s actions this time are really a bit baffling—treating defensive research as something to be repelled “by attack” is effectively giving hackers a boost; it puts security researchers in shackles, and in the long run, it’s like moving a stone to drop on your own foot.
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Wu Shuo learned that Uniswap founder Hayden Adams posted a statement opposing the new model Claude Fable 5 introduced by AI company Anthropic's safety diversion mechanism. He pointed out: "Fable 5's safety protection mechanism detects and intercepts requests related to cybersecurity. This is an extremely bad decision because legitimate requests aimed at strengthening and defending systems (white hats) are very likely indistinguishable at the underlying logic level from malicious hacker attack requests."
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The technology has long been ready; the bottleneck is licensing and banking relationships, which are the true moat.
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According to Forbes, stablecoins have not yet truly replaced traditional payment systems, and the reason is not in transfer technology, but in infrastructure such as localized compliance, licensing, risk control, bank partnerships, and access to payment networks. The article points out that although stablecoin transaction volume exceeded $10 trillion in the past year, much of the activity remains concentrated in crypto trading, arbitrage, and protocol-to-protocol settlement, and has not widely entered enterprise daily payment scenarios. As the stablecoin market size surpasses $320 billion, its role is shifting from "competitor to traditional payment networks" to "an efficient settlement layer embedded within existing card organizations and payment networks." The article believes that the problem of the past decade was how to make fund circulation faster, while the challenge of this decade is how to achieve compliant, secure, and scalable payment applications in a fragmented global regulatory environment.
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Recently, I saw the funding rate spike again—so out of control. In the group, everyone was shouting about going to take the other side. I used to feel the itch too, thinking, “If someone’s sending money, take it—don’t refuse,” but it would usually end up with volatility washing people out first, and I’d get stopped out before I even managed to take a few bites of the funding rate… Now I’m more inclined to just dodge it. I’d rather make a little less, then wait until the funding rate goes back to normal and people are calm again. Basically, in extreme conditions, the market doesn’t care about r
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Last night, I checked the on-chain records and saw that a small site I’d connected half a year ago still had “unlimited approvals” enabled. I instantly came to my senses… I was about to go to sleep, but I forced myself to get up and click through my commonly used wallets one by one to revoke access. To put it plainly, this stuff is like a door key—you don’t really think about it day to day, but once it’s gone, you finally feel scared.
Recently, the funding rates are swinging to extremes, and the chat keeps going back and forth—will it flip or will it just keep squeezing out bubbles? Instead, I
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I just muted several groups, and my phone keeps vibrating with messages like "Go all in," "Buy the dip," "XX is about to take off," after a while it really gets addictive.
Impulsive trading, to put it simply, is driven by KOLs pushing, group members hyping, but in the end, it's still oneself who presses confirm, and blaming others doesn't really help much.
Recently, cross-chain bridges have been hacked again, and oracles reported abnormal prices, everyone suddenly learned to "wait for confirmation," which is quite ironic: usually chasing fast, only thinking slow when something goes wrong.
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These days, I see a bunch of people staring at large on-chain transfers and exchange hot and cold wallet movements, then shouting "Smart money is coming / leaving," and honestly, I find it a bit hard to believe. Labels, clustering, those address profiles can serve as clues, but they are quite far from a "conclusion": whether it's a team splitting positions, OTC transfers, or just internal reallocations, they all look like big moves. If I really want to use them, I would only compare them with the market liquidity and see if there's a catalyst coming up; don’t just look at one chart and imagine
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HyperLiquid has a position of 1.82 million dollars, an average price of 2.72, and a current price of 2.81.
How high must the leverage be?
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News reports that well-known trader Loracle has increased his long position in NEAR by 108,957.40 tokens on the HyperLiquid platform, worth approximately $283,877.27.
The current position size is $1,826,970.93, with an average price adjusted from $2.70 to $2.72.
The current profit and loss is +$59,468.68 (+32.55%), with the current token price at $2.81 and a liquidation price of $0.
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Number 423 on the Senate schedule, the progress bar has finally moved.
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CoinNetwork
Crypto World News: The U.S. Digital Asset Market Structure Bill, the Clarity Act, has been placed on the Senate legislative agenda, listed under General Orders as Calendar No. 423, meaning the bill has met the procedural requirements to proceed to full Senate consideration. The bill was previously passed by the House of Representatives with a vote of 294 - 134, with the aim of clarifying the regulatory framework for the digital asset market structure and the responsibilities and jurisdictional boundaries of agencies such as the SEC and CFTC. It still needs to go through procedures such as full Senate review and voting.
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$69k has been broken, and the familiar script has returned.
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MarsBitNews
Bitcoin falls below $69k
Mars Finance News, June 2nd, according to market data, Bitcoin fell below $69k, currently trading at $68,979, a 24-hour decrease of 4.35%.
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Recently, I saw a bunch of people rushing to test the network and doing interactions, claiming to focus on product experience, but secretly calculating whether the mainnet will issue tokens... I'm actually quite calm about it. Frankly, when it comes to on-chain privacy, ordinary users shouldn't have the expectation of "no one will know once I do it," because on-chain data is too transparent. If compliance checks are to be carried out, many times it's just about whether you're willing or have the cost to match the identity.
My own boundary is: expose as little as possible, but I don't treat pri
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The court itself admitted the freeze was unreasonable, with Circle acting as a pawn, and the USDC compliance narrative has cracked open again—but Zama still believes it. I’ve got to say, I’m genuinely impressed with that mindset.
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Wu Says He Has Learned That Rand, the founder of the privacy protocol Zama, posted an announcement saying that the freeze on Zama’s cUSDC contract has been lifted, and all systems have returned to normal. Previously, on May 29, a U.S. court ordered Circle to temporarily freeze a $12.5 million USDC agreement contract held by Zama without prior notice. The court has now determined that the freeze was unreasonable and has lifted the temporary restraining order (TRO), fully restoring Zama’s cUSDC contract and assets. Zama stated that the incident did not affect its trust in USDC and that it still plans to launch the cUSDC product later this month.
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Citibank and Goldman Sachs are both bullish on copper; AI data centers and grid expansion are indeed strong demand drivers, but the uncertainty from Middle East tensions and tariffs hangs over the market. First, watch whether LME can hold above the previous high.
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MarsBitNews
Citibank turns bullish on copper prices for the first time since 2026, targeting $15k per ton.
Citigroup raises copper price outlook, expecting $14,500 per ton in the next month and $15,000 per ton in 12 months; a rise of over 10% compared to the current LME three-month price. Uncertainty over U.S. tariffs and the expected reopening of the Strait of Hormuz boost sentiment. Goldman Sachs also raises its end-2026 target price to $13,735 per ton. AI data centers, grid expansion, and ongoing demand from EVs and new energy sources continue to drive copper demand, but Middle East tensions, global growth slowdown, and supply-demand fluctuations pose downside risks.
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XBIT DEX's recent actions in cooperation with regulations indicate that DEXs are also seeking a balance between compliance and decentralization, which is worth monitoring.
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CoinJie.com reports that XBIT DEX said that Argentine authorities, in a nationwide crackdown on investment fraud schemes, have arrested 24 people and seized more than $8 million in cryptocurrency.
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Someone on Polymarket went all-in, buying 350k shares at an average price of 41.5¢. Now the match is underway—let’s see if the oracle is accurate.
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Recently, I've seen a bunch of PFP/member card posts flooding the screen again. To be honest, I'm a bit mentally exhausted now... I don't really care much about price fluctuations anymore; what I care about is whether it can truly settle into a "brand": whether there's continuous output, whether rights are being implemented, and whether the community is just shouting slogans. Short-term attention can be bought easily, but long-term trust is really hard to build.
And then there's the issue of privacy coins and mixing services. The debate in the group is quite fierce—some believe "privacy is a r
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Last night I got educated by myself again. I originally wanted to grab a bargain on-chain, but when I saw the price looked “about right,” I hit confirm with one click. The slippage was a bit too high, the pool depth was just so-so, and that one trade got punched straight through. Looking back, it feels like I was the one actively sending a little bit of fee to someone else… To put it plainly, it wasn’t that the market was trapping me—it was that my pace was too fast.
When I think back, it’s actually pretty simple: I stared at the screen and only watched the price move, not even taking a second
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Texas is truly HODLing now, switching from ETF to self-custody in just 60 days, quite a quick move.
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