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Focusing exclusively on protocol updates and parameter adjustments, just like tracking game version changes; if a fee rate is quietly modified, I immediately take a screenshot for the record.
The robot was stolen for 7.5 million dollars; MEV is really a tough meal to serve.
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Crypto界网消息,据PeckShield报道,某机器人似乎已被盗走约7.5M美元的加密资产,其中包括1,474.58枚WETH、2.87 million USDC和2 million USDT。攻击者将被盗资金兑换为4,400枚ETH,并已将其中1,000枚ETH存入其他地址。
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MiCAR is officially rolling out, and Conio is taking the lead to grab an early spot on the EU-compliant track—institutional-grade crypto services are about to turn up the competition.
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Crypto World News reports that Italian fintech company Conio has obtained authorization as a crypto asset service provider under the EU MiCAR framework, becoming one of the companies approved before the implementation of stricter licensing requirements. The authorization was granted after regulatory review by Italy's market regulator Consob and the Bank of Italy, allowing Conio. Conio plans to serve retail investors, financial institutions, banks, and fintech companies, and intends to support organizations pursuing tokenization and digital asset management projects. CEO Christian Miccoli stated that the authorization strengthens Conio's efforts as an institutional partner aiming to incorporate digital assets into regulated investment products. Conio also plans to continue participating in blockchain and tokenization projects.
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Recently, I saw someone say, "I'll just authorize it for convenience," and it turned out to be unlimited... Honestly, it's like leaving your door lock unlocked all year round; nothing happens normally, but when something does, it can directly turn your wallet into a buffet. Revoking permissions is really as important as sleeping: not doing it might not cause immediate problems, but once it happens, it’s enough to keep you alert for a long time.
Especially now, with staking unlocks and token unlock calendars being exposed every day, scaring people, everyone is watching the selling pressure. I’m
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This big order ahead of SpaceX’s IPO: Google pays $920 million a month to rent 110,000 GPUs, upgrading the arms race in computing power.
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CryptoWorld News reports that SpaceX has announced a major computing agreement with Google, in which Google will pay SpaceX $920 million per month from October 2026 to June 2029 to access approximately 110k NVIDIA GPUs, CPUs, memory, and other related equipment. The signing of this agreement coincides with SpaceX's plan to go public on NASDAQ, which is expected to be the largest IPO in history. Google stated that demand has exceeded expectations, and SpaceX's agreement will provide it with transitional capacity to meet customer needs.
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Today I was again watching the mempool crowded with people... You think clicking "confirm" is the end, but actually you're just taking a number and waiting in line: if the fee is too low, you'll be cut in line, and you might drop out after waiting half a day (expired/abandoned). Even worse, the price slippage has already changed, and you're still waiting for the broadcast. To put it plainly, transaction experience during congestion is like going back to dial-up internet, and half your patience is already gone.
Recently, there's been talk about increasing taxes and compliance in certain regions
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I'm now basically "using L2 for daily activities, only returning to the mainnet for big things"… It's not that I save on gas fees, mainly I just prefer the comfort of mind, so I don't feel pain every time I confirm a transaction. The experience on L2 is indeed smooth, but honestly, it's just an extra "middle layer": bridges, withdrawal times, occasional small parameter changes (like fee rates/limits). I keep screenshots of these to avoid confusion later.
I mainly use the mainnet as a settlement layer, especially for large amounts or long-term holdings that I prefer to keep stationary. I'd rath
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The line drawn from the very beginning has finally reached the buy point.
Below 60k is the long-term bottom zone—trade time for space, and wait for the reversal.
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$BTC is Approaching My Spot Buys Zone
The plan has been clear from the very beginning. I did not change my bias, I did not buy into the FOMO, and I did not deviate from the plan.
Now it's time to start scaling in, loading heavy, and positioning for the next 2-4 years. The prices Bitcoin is trading at right now will likely never be seen again in the future, which makes anything in this region a solid opportunity for long-term investment.
Personally, I like being precise because lower entries = higher rewards. While I still believe a max pain scenario could take us into the 37k region, I will be starting to accumulate spot below 60k.
The reason is simple: below 60k, we're entering the bottoming zone.
Maybe the bottom forms at 58k.
Maybe it forms between 49k-42k.
Maybe we get the full flush into 37k.
But regardless of where the exact bottom ends up being, one thing I'm highly confident about is that anything below 60k is part of the accumulation range.
Whether it takes weeks or months, I expect this region to form a bottom and eventually reverse back to the upside.
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HBM demands directly push the two Korean manufacturers into the trillion-yuan club, with a 260% increase making everyone envious.
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Seeing "Contract Authorization: Unlimited" instantly makes me nervous... Honestly, this is almost like giving your house keys to a stranger. You never know if one day they'll "update" it, secretly change the fees, or switch the routing. For someone like me who keeps an eye on versions, even a single parameter change is something I remember for life. Revoking permissions is as important to me as sleeping: if I don't revoke, I just can't sleep soundly, especially with those dApps I stop using after trying. Keeping them around is like setting a landmine for myself. Recently, the NFT royalty dispu
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Why do I suddenly get an urge to do market making? To put it plainly, I look at that curve of the pool’s fee income, and my brain automatically completes the thought: “You can earn just by lying back and doing nothing”… But that AMM curve isn’t there to pay you a salary—it’s reminding you that once the price moves, you’re forced to follow along by rebalancing passively. You could end up “selling high and buying expensive,” and when you finally circle back and tally everything, it’s not surprising if impermanent loss ends up eating up more than half of the fees.
Also, some protocol updates real
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The low point during Biden's term will be broken next week. Trump played his hand quite aggressively, but what happens after the inventory runs out?
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CryptoWorld News reports that CCTV News coverage states that the Trump administration continues to release large quantities of the U.S. strategic petroleum reserves to address the energy supply crisis triggered by the U.S.-Iran conflict and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. According to data from the U.S. Department of Energy, last week the strategic petroleum reserves fell by 8 million barrels, after declines of 9.1 million barrels and a record 9.9 million barrels in the two prior weeks. Current inventories have dropped to 357 million barrels, the lowest level since January 2024. Experts say that at the current release rate, the reserves could drop below the Biden administration’s low as early as next week, reaching the lowest level since 1983.
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These past two days, everyone’s been talking about parallel execution and sharding, and it feels like those big game-version updates back then: people are all checking out how cool the new skills look. But I’d rather read the patch documentation first—whether that whole set of cross-shard/cross-chain bridges and message channels clearly spells out the exit path, and if in the worst case getting stuck is just “waiting for a fix,” or whether there’s a way to recover on your own. Modularization and the DA layer are also pretty hot topics; developers are absolutely thrilled, while for users it’s b
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4303 ETH disappeared from the exchange; on-chain data doesn't lie, smart money is moving.
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Crypto界 News: According to Lookonchain monitoring, three newly created wallets (possibly belonging to the same whale) withdrew 4,303 ETH from an exchange 4 hours ago.
Based on the current price, the value is approximately $8.67 million.
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Funding turns negative + spot volume surges—classic bottom structure. Focus on whether the subsequent volume can be sustained/continue.
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$BTC Showing Early Signs of Strength
Spot volume spiked today as funding rates drop and perps are running flat.
When spot volume is higher than perps, it tells us buyers are interested / returning.
If spot volume continues to increase, the price will follow.
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Minions Agent Orchestration speed that wipes the floor with OpenClaw—tenfold? Garry Tan This is truly about getting sub-agent orchestration right; “Tasks Run Only Once” to prevent duplicate execution is also a must.
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Recently, I looked into a few perpetual/loan oracle updates, and suddenly I felt a chill down my spine: once the price feed is delayed, the "relatively safe margin" you see might already be sentenced to death on the chain. Especially during volatile times, when quotes lag by tens of seconds, liquidation bots sweep back and forth based on old/new prices, and your stop-loss orders might not even be executed in time. To put it simply, you think you're fighting the market, but you're actually fighting the time lag.
These days, everyone is talking about testnet incentives, points accumulation, whet
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Cerebras first round 300%+, second round betting on Anthropic or Polymarket?
Threshold lowered to stablecoins, retail investors can finally get a taste of top-tier AI IPO tickets.
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Mail-in voting restrictions tighten, the prelude to the November midterm elections begins
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Crypto Channel reports that on Thursday, an American judge refused to block an executive order signed by U.S. President Trump aimed at tightening mail-in voting rules. This was a setback for the Democratic Party; the party’s lawyers had previously argued that the executive order could disenfranchise millions of voters. At the time this ruling was made, Trump’s Republican Party was facing a fierce election battle to maintain control of both chambers of the U.S. Congress in the November midterm elections. Signed by Trump on March 31, the executive order instructed his government departments to compile a verified list of U.S. citizens, listing people in each state who are eligible to vote, and required the use of federal data to help state election officials verify voters’ voting eligibility. The executive order also required the U.S. Postal Service to deliver ballots only to voters on the approved mail-in ballot lists approved by each state, and required states to keep election-related records for five years.
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Crypto voters are starting to bring political influence to fruition—and even Green’s “ironclad” 20-year voter base can be overturned.
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