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I've seen plenty of minor incidents on-chain: reorganizations, outages, and stuck blocks. I prefer to explain the causes clearly rather than exaggerate with sensational headlines.
Recently, I saw someone equate "increased stablecoin supply = ETF off-chain funds coming in" directly, basically implying a correlation... but that doesn't mean causation. An increase in stablecoins could be a buffer for arbitrage, market making, or moving assets on-chain, or it could just be an exchange changing its accounting shell; even if there's a net inflow on the ETF side, it doesn't necessarily leave immediate traces on the chain, as there are several layers of channels in between. Don't jump to the conclusion that it's "bullets being loaded."
I'm now more inclined to look at whether
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End-of-month liquidity + performance realization + Middle Eastern crude oil triple debuff, this month the position needs to be cautious, wait until after the 18th when Wosh makes his debut before reassessing the direction.
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It's the end of the month, and June is commonly known as the risk month. Let's review the macro events of June!
📌 First and most importantly is the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting, the first one led by Waller, on June 18th!
Next is Japan's interest rate meeting, currently no further evidence of rate hikes in Japan, on June 13th.
Then there's the volatile Middle East situation. Personally, I don't think peace talks will come easily, which is one of the reasons for taking a break these past few days.
Non-farm payroll data on June 6th, CPI inflation data on June 11th, PCE inflation data on June 17th.
📌 Next are the topics related to U.S. bonds and U.S. stocks.
U.S. Treasury bonds will mature throughout June, not on a large scale, but routine refinancing is needed.
The authoritative figure states the scale is $1.07 trillion. If true, it will drain liquidity.
At the end of June, the end of Q2 + mid-year, is a window for institutions to realize profits. Public funds and hedge funds need to meet semi-annual performance assessments, so there's a high probability of profit-taking from the first half of the year.
Will SpaceX's IPO hurt valuations? If valuations drop, how much can they drop? We need to watch and see.
📌 Throughout the month, crude oil remains a focus.
Uncertain U.S.-Iran situation + OPEC, with expectations of OPEC meetings in June, and news about production cuts or increases.
Other than that, there’s not much else. That’s all I know for now. No detailed breakdown; too many details to list. #WTI原油失守90美元 $XTIUSD200
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On May 15th, Ethereum ETFs experienced net outflows across the board, even Fidelity's FETH couldn't withstand it; this signal needs to be watched closely.
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Ethereum spot ETF had a total net outflow of $65.6497 million yesterday, continuing a 5-day net outflow.
According to SoSoValue, on May 15th, Ethereum spot ETFs experienced a total net outflow of approximately $65.6497 million, with the largest intraday outflow being BlackRock's ETHA ($50.3527 million), and Fidelity's FETH outflowing $11.0772 million. As of the time of writing, the total net asset value is $12.93B, with a net asset ratio of 4.83%, and a cumulative net inflow of $11.83B; ETHA has a cumulative net inflow of $11.81B, and FETH $2.2B.
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Recently, I’ve been seeing on-chain game pools start out with sky-high annualized returns, but after a couple of weeks, it’s left you with a total mess… To put it plainly, it’s a fight between emissions and inflation: the players’ gold-mining output is fixed, but the number of coins keeps growing, and in the end the price can only be propped up by new entrants taking over. As long as the rate of new inflows slows down, the pool dries up first—once the returns drop, everyone runs away together, slippage gets huge, and then no one dares to enter anymore.
Recently, there are always people in the
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Memory war begins, HBF will send samples at the end of the year, see the real deal next year
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SanDisk CTO: AI competitions are turning into "memory battles," HBF complete product suite to be launched next year
Mars Finance News: On May 29, according to reports, Sandisk’s Chief Technology Officer said that technological trends such as AI large models, KV caching, and hybrid expert models are making the global AI race increasingly “memory-centric,” with customers signing long-term procurement agreements at levels never seen before. Meanwhile, Sandisk disclosed that its new AI memory HBF (stacked flash memory) will be available for sampling by the end of the year, and the complete products equipped with a controller are expected to be officially launched next year. (Wide-angle observation)
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Hours of permission troubleshooting condensed into a single function call, Cortex Code has truly grasped the pain points of Snowflake engineers. It directly outputs the fix plan in JSON, and role hierarchy queries can be retired.
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Cortex Code Push Access Troubleshooting Feature: Automatically diagnoses SQL permission issues and generates repair plans

Detected issue: Entity alignment anomaly—New suspicious entity added: Push; alignment_score=70
Fix hint: Please remove or verify these suspicious newly added entities: Push
According to AIMPACT, troubleshooting permissions for Snowflake data pipeline SQL access control often takes several hours. Cortex Code has launched a dedicated access troubleshooting feature designed for this scenario, simplifying the troubleshooting process to a function call that directly returns missing permissions and provides repair suggestions. This feature relies on three native permission analysis APIs: EXPLAIN_PRIVILEGES, SYSTEM$ANALYZE_ROLE_ACCESS, SYSTEM$SUGGEST_ROLE_GRANTS, generating executable GRANT statements. Engineers can verify the returned JSON results without having to perform tedious role hierarchy queries.
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Recently, I came across a “three-in-a-row” chart based on stablecoin supply, ETF net subscriptions, and OTC capital inflows—then a line like “money is coming, so prices are going up.” To put it bluntly, correlation isn’t causation… If stablecoins are higher, it could also mean everyone first changes into a “wait and see” posture. Over in the ETF side, there can be rebalancing and hedging, and even just delayed arbitrage demand—circling around on-chain, it just looks lively. If you really want to pin down causality, you have to spell out the time order, the concrete execution path, and who is a
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CoinMarketCap data just released, $2368, down 3 points in 24 hours, short-term traders are starting to debate whether to cut losses or add to their positions again.
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ETH is currently priced at $2,368.78, with a 24-hour decline of 3.0%.
ME News Update, April 18 (UTC+8), according to CoinMarketCap market data, ETH is currently priced at $2,368.78, with a 24-hour decrease of 3.0%. (Source: CoinMarketCap)
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Tech giants directly join the White House advisory team; this script is increasingly resembling Silicon Valley governing the country.
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Trump appoints former Attorney General Bondy to the White House Artificial Intelligence Committee
According to BlockBeats, former Attorney General Pam Bondi has been appointed by Trump to join the White House Artificial Intelligence Committee, responsible for promoting coordination between the government and tech giants. Bondi was previously dismissed earlier this month and will join the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, chaired by David Sacks and Michael Kratsios. The committee also includes executives such as Nvidia founder Jensen Huang, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and Oracle founder Larry Ellison.
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Strategy: No additional positions this week, focusing on debt repayment and optimizing the structure. The long-term coin accumulation strategy remains unchanged.
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Strategy: Partial debt buyback completed, did not increase Bitcoin holdings last week
ME News Report, May 26 (UTC+8), Strategy has completed part of its debt repurchase and adjusted its capital structure. During the week ending May 25, Strategy did not make any new Bitcoin purchases, and the holdings remained unchanged. The document shows that Strategy is optimizing its financing structure through debt management and capital market operations to support its long-term Bitcoin reserve strategy. (Source: ODAILY)
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After hearing that, I just want to say: Only someone at Yann LeCun's level can withstand the firepower to call a halt to LLM research in 2024.
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Yang Likun Interview: Analyzing the Limitations of LLMs, Discussing the Future of AI and New Entrepreneurship Opportunities
In an unsupervised learning podcast, Yang LeKun puts forward a contrarian view on the limitations of large language models, explores a robotics technology path, explains why he left Meta, and differs from Hinton and Bengio in their views on the Turing Award. He also predicts 2027, introduces the new company AMI and its bet on world models, compares OpenAI and Anthropic to Sun Microsystems, and advises PhD students to stop researching LLMs, sharing insights into AI safety, the mechanisms behind breakthrough research, and Meta FAIR’s gains and losses.
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Recently, I saw someone treat AMM as a piggy bank. Basically, the strategy is to force you to "sell low and buy high." When the price moves, you are passively rebalancing, and the fees earned may not cover impermanent loss, especially during high volatility. It's quite easy to find yourself doing this and then realizing that the amount of tokens you have returned has changed without noticing.
Adding to that, with the current testnet incentives and the expectations around points, everyone keeps asking if the mainnet will issue tokens. When emotions run high, people just want to become LPs and
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GPU computing power has skyrocketed to astronomical levels, Stelline suite enables radio astronomy to develop locally and deploy in the cloud, this wave is a huge joy for scientists.
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NVIDIA AI: GPU-accelerated signal processing is the future of radio astronomy, Stelline suite has been shipped
AIMPACT News, May 15 (UTC+8), NVIDIA AI officials believe that GPU-accelerated signal processing is the future of radio astronomy. Its Stelline developer kit, based on DGX Spark, allows scientists to develop computing and networking capabilities locally, then deploy them to observatories. Currently, the first batch of devices has begun shipping to scientists. (Source: InFoQ)
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Lately, everyone has been arguing quite fiercely about "on-chain queue jumping." Honestly, MEV is basically just the right to reorder transactions being used for profit: someone sees the opportunity first, inserts their transaction into the block first, and makes a profit. This can lead to larger slippage, worse execution, or even situations where running the same swap twice is better than not running it at all.
I feel the biggest impact isn't from "experts," but from ordinary users who just click confirm with default settings and wait for the result, unknowingly paying the cost, thinking it
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Dividends are now semi-monthly, cash flow is more stable, long-term holders are comfortable.
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The strategy plans to adjust the STRC dividend frequency to once every half month.
ME News Update, April 18 (UTC+8), Strategy proposes to change the dividend distribution frequency of STRC from monthly to biweekly. The proposal was submitted as a preliminary proxy on April 17, with plans to submit the official document and start voting on April 28, and complete the voting by June 8. If approved, the new dividend schedule will take effect from June 30, with the first payment made on July 15. (Source: MLion)
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Stopping loss is really like a breakup; dragging it out without clarifying, the more you delay, the more it hurts, and you also have to pay "interest"—emotional interest, opportunity cost interest. A few days ago, I was still holding on stubbornly, thinking "nothing major is happening on the chain," I thought if I waited a bit longer, I could get back to break-even, but a small retracement wiped out my mind, making it impossible to sleep. Later, I gritted my teeth and cut losses, which actually felt a bit easier, at least I knew what to do next. By the way, I want to complain about the current
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Recently, I've been seeing people showcase the APY of yield aggregators; the numbers look pretty attractive, but my first reaction isn't "go for it," but rather, which contracts are they actually putting the money into, and who is on the other side as the counterparty. To put it simply, the aggregator itself is just a "router"; if the router misses permissions, whitelists, upgrade points, or if a certain underlying pool suddenly suspends withdrawals, the annualized return you see will just be a screenshot. (I admit, I still get a bit tempted when I see high APY.)
These days, that mainstream pu
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The US dollar is at 6.83. This recent dip is quite interesting.
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CoinNetwork
May 25, 2026, Interbank Foreign Exchange Market RMB Exchange Rate Central Parity
Coin World News: On May 25, 2026, the central parity rates of the RMB in the interbank foreign exchange market are as follows: USD/RMB at 6.8318, down 55 points; EUR/RMB at 7.9297, up 104 points; HKD/RMB at 0.87208, down 5.3 points; GBP/RMB at 9.1828, up 257 points; AUD/RMB at 4.8750, up 15 points; CAD/RMB at 4.9322, down 146 points; 100 JPY/RMB at 4.2905, down 28 points; RMB/RUB at 10.5114, up 649 points; NZD/RMB at 4.0006, down 51 points; MYR/RMB at 0.57994, down 0.4 points; CHF/RMB at 8.7125, up 416 points; SGD/RMB at 5.3348, down 7 points.
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Lately, running testnet points has made me a bit numb. It was originally just to practice and get familiar with the process, but once I start thinking "how much can I exchange with this batch," I unconsciously spend more time and attention on adding positions... In other words, when practice turns into expectations, the risks also become real.
Now I set a very simple stop-loss for myself: at most two days of tinkering with a single chain/project, after that just give up; another is for gas, cross-chain, buying accounts—once real money is involved, treat it as already lost. If I can't accept th
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The scar effect of the global energy landscape may be more lasting than the war itself.
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CoinNetwork
UAE Oil Giant: Full Navigation Through the Strait of Hormuz Will Not Resume Until the First Half of 2027
ADNOC CEO Sultan Jaber stated that even if the Middle East conflict ends, oil transportation through the Strait of Hormuz will take at least four months to recover to 80% of pre-war levels, with full recovery not expected until the first or second quarter of 2027. This forecast is extremely pessimistic within the industry, highlighting the long-term impact of the Iran conflict on the global economy. The strait is nearly closed, and the IEA calls this the largest energy crisis in history, with Iran gaining de facto control over a key passage, driving up oil prices and inflation, and increasing global recession concerns.
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