ResistanceCarver

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Focus on drawing resistance levels, dividing candlesticks with horizontal lines and trend lines. Skilled at waiting for reversals after false breakouts, with concise and logical commentary.
I just watched a friend tinkering with an AI Agent running things automatically on-chain—watching pools, sniping new tokens, rebalancing, the whole package. It really is so fast that someone as nearsighted as me can only envy it. But if you’re asking me to completely let go and let it play on its own? I still feel a little uneasy.
There’s one kind of situation where the messier a meme project is, the harder it becomes to judge its intentions. The code is deliberately written like garbage, the name differs from some major project’s by just one character, or the contract permissions are simply t
Lately, I’ve been seeing all kinds of social mining and points campaigns, with tons of people checking in and completing tasks every day just for a badge. It’s more exhausting than going to work. I honestly don’t get it—can you eat that thing? Put simply, no matter how cool a virtual identity is, it still can’t beat lying down and relaxing. Some badges really are well-designed, and if you can pick one up along the way, why not? But don’t drain all your time for one—it’s just not worth it.
Layer 2s have also been arguing fiercely lately, competing over TPS, fees, and subsidies like children fig
I opened a proposal to vote for fun and, wow, the front row was full of “delegates,” each with more votes than the last. With my few tokens, voting would make no difference, so I clicked “Delegate” and called it a day. It’s all just for fun, but sometimes I really wonder: who exactly is this “governance” governing? Whales pool their votes, the project team brings in a few more “people,” and everyone’s happy, while small holders can’t even tell what’s going on.
Put plainly, the higher the barrier to delegated voting, the more professional it looks—and the farther it gets from ordinary people. O
USIDX+0.15%
This morning I came across a bunch of people hyping restaking yields. My math is bad, so I just remember this: lend money out, collect interest; what others do with your money is none of your business. Yield is what they pay to use your principal over time. Risk is whether you can sleep at night.
There are tons of AI Agents trading automatically on-chain now. They claim to help boost your yield, but who covers losses from code bugs? As a lazy person, I figure that if protocols were trustworthy, why would anyone need to watch the market all day? I’d rather earn a little less than be jolted awak
Honestly, I’m getting more and more timid about cross-chain bridges. I used to look at those multisigs and oracles and they seemed pretty safe—then once they got drained, it was tens of millions. Laughable. It’s honestly safer than those absurd meme avatar things I bought (at least I lose more slowly). Lately everyone keeps saying “wait for confirmation” before there’s consensus—anyway, for me, cross-chain always means waiting for a dozen or twenty blocks. Even if it takes a bit more time, I’m not in a rush.
Later, I set myself a limit and reminders: every time the cross-chain amount exceeds a
FTX has made its fifth payment of $900 million, and a total of $10 billion has already been paid out—yet users’ funds are still locked. This bankruptcy restructuring is increasingly ironic the closer you look at it.
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Crypto World News: FTX announced it will distribute $900 million to its creditors, the fifth round of payments the company has made since its bankruptcy. Since filing for bankruptcy in November 2022, FTX’s trust and company have distributed about $10 billion, but users still cannot withdraw their funds.
With CPI coming in below expectations and expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut heating up again, will risk assets rise first?
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Coin Jie Network News: The latest U.S. consumer price index (CPI) released shows a year-over-year increase of 3.5%, which is lower than the market’s expectation of 3.8%. The core CPI year-over-year also rose 2.6%, which is lower than the expected 2.8%.
Trump says attacking Iran would only raise oil prices by $2, is this prediction more stable than his tweets?
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CoinWorld News, citing Al Jazeera, reported that Trump said oil prices would "slightly" rise due to the strikes against Iran. When asked about the impact of the U.S. strikes on Iran over the past day, Trump said: "Every time we strike (Iran), oil prices go up a little, about $2." When a reporter asked whether a new round of conflict between the U.S. and Iran could lead to higher oil prices, he agreed and insisted the increase would be limited to $2.
Traditional financial giants are finally starting to bet real money on AI; a 520 million credit line is not a small amount, and this signal is more concrete than any research report.
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CoinWorld news: Bank of America recently provided OpenAI with a $520 million credit facility.
Interest rate hikes in Japan push up global borrowing costs, Bitcoin faces short-term pressure but remains resilient, Goldman Sachs is still shorting the yen, this game is interesting.
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Bitcoin faces Japan interest rate challenge, recently up 8%
CoinWorld says that rising interest rates in Japan are pushing up global bond market yields, posing challenges for Bitcoin. Bitcoin rose 8% over the past seven days to $63,284, but Japan's 10-year yield climbed to 2.85%, raising borrowing costs in developed markets. Government bond yields in the U.S., Germany, the U.K., and other countries also rose. Despite this, Goldman Sachs still predicts that the yen will continue to weaken and favors yen-funded trades.
BTC-1.63%
The NEAR rebound has some substance; the June data indeed injected a boost into the market, with clear signs of capital inflow.
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CoinWorld News, after releasing its June performance data, the NEAR Protocol saw its price rebound by over 20%, reclaiming the $2 mark. The current NEAR price is $2.08, up 5.4% in the past 24 hours and up 14.5% in the past week. According to CoinWorld data, NEAR recorded positive capital inflows on July 2 and 3, ending five consecutive days of negative trading. NEAR's total trading volume has exceeded $22 billion, with nearly 30 million transactions completed, indicating a positive market response to its data. Despite the challenging market environment, NEAR's cumulative revenue continues to grow, and investors have realized profits during the pullback.
8.4 million MU long position + 2 million SKHX, 4x leverage all-in on semiconductors—are the unrealized losses only temporary, or is this a warning of going to zero?
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CoinWorld News: In the past 2 hours, a newly created address (0x0ad9) opened a long position of 8,205.3 MU (Micron Technology) with 4x leverage, with a position size of $8.4 million and an average entry price of $1,036.8, currently showing a slight floating loss. In addition, the same address simultaneously opened a $2 million long position in SKHX at an average price of $1,597. This address was newly created in June, with an on-chain book balance of approximately $10 million. In the past two weeks, it had gone long on the semiconductor sector and made a profit, then completed a round of short position openings and closings in the last two days, with cumulative profits exceeding $5.3 million.
MU+5.89%
I’m not very good at analyzing those macro trends, but the whole royalty thing… it kind of makes me want to complain.
Lately I’ve been seeing people in the group argue about whether royalties should be mandatory. Creators say they can’t survive without income, and buyers say why should I get “cut” just because I resell something I already transferred once. Both sides are pretty miserable, but honestly, the ridiculous avatars I picked up for just a few bucks… I never expected to get rich off royalties in the first place. When something you bought just for fun suddenly turns into a serious matte
MEME+3.43%
Rhetoric won't save Kyiv; military aid and sanctions are the hard currency.
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Bijie.com News, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kallas: Condemnatory rhetoric alone cannot stop (Russia’s) attacks on Kyiv. Only sustained military support for Ukraine and increased pressure on Moscow can achieve this.
This whale is skilled at swing trading, but the narrowing floating profit on short positions indicates shorts are retreating. Is ETH about to rebound?
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Coin World News: The floating profit on the ETH short position at address pension-USDT.ETH has narrowed to $3.35 million, with an increase of 12.32%. The average price of this address is $1,700.06, the current coin price is $1,632.99, the liquidation price is $2,168.93, and the position size is $81.65 million. This whale often profits through swing trading, with cumulative profits exceeding $20 million since October.
ETH-2.08%
It may only be 10 yuan, but the joy of correctly guessing the champion is priceless. I’ve left a comment—just waiting for the draw to take place on July 3rd.
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CoinWorld News: The World Cup prediction event held by XBIT DEX in Shenzhen has successfully concluded. The atmosphere was relaxed and lively, with participants enjoying food, music, and interactive games. The event especially thanked the attending KOLs and Web3 partners, and prepared benefits for online viewers by selecting 10 lucky winners, each receiving $10. Participants need to follow, like, and repost, and leave their predictions for the World Cup champion in the comment section. The draw will take place on July 3.
The RWA track on Solana is absolutely killing it, with a 96% share of tokenized stock trading volume, and institutional ETFs are also buying heavily. This rebound isn't without reason.
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Coin World News, Solana price has risen nearly 18% over the past week, driven by record tokenized stock activity and increased institutional adoption. Solana rebounded from a low of around $64 on June 25 to an intraday high of $75.8 on June 30, before pulling back to the $73 region. The network handled a record $1.36 billion in weekly tokenized stock trading volume in the tokenized asset ecosystem, accounting for approximately 96% of on-chain stock trading during that period. Additionally, the total assets under management of spot Solana ETFs managed by companies such as Bitwise and Fidelity exceeded $1.06 billion.
RWA-2.64%
SOL-1.61%
$400k disguised as consulting fees, this kind of operation is probably not uncommon in DC, but it only came to light this time because of the collapse of FTX.
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CoinWorld News reports that the FTX fallout continues to escalate. A judge has ordered Michelle Bond to stand trial on November 9 at the Manhattan federal court. The order was issued after she failed to successfully apply to have the case dismissed, and the matter will extend FTX’s impact to U.S. campaign finance laws. Bond faces four criminal charges related to violations of campaign finance rules. Prosecutors allege that she received illegal support in her campaign in New York’s 1st Congressional District. Prosecutors further allege that Salame helped arrange the transfer of $400,000 from FTX through consulting arrangements, disguised as campaign-related income. This case may become the final criminal case related to the collapse of FTX.
The longs got liquidated quite badly in this wave, while the spot holders are calm instead.
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CoinJie News: Today, the Bitcoin price has plunged to a 21-month low, with about $1 billion worth of Bitcoin liquidated. The current price is approximately $58,000, the lowest level since September 2024. In the past 24 hours, the total amount of cryptocurrency liquidations exceeded $1.09 billion, with long positions suffering the largest losses, reaching $778 million.
Regulatory-compliant stablecoins finally have clear anchoring rules. Hong Kong's move sets a benchmark for the industry, but the risk warning for unregulated channels is also very straightforward—retail investors need to be more cautious.
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CryptoWorld News reports that, according to a press release from the Hong Kong government, Xu Zhengyu, the Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of the Hong Kong Government, said in the Legislative Council that Hong Kong will require licensed stablecoin issuers to invest reserve assets in eligible assets such as bank deposits and high-quality, highly liquid bonds, and to hold them in banks in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) may impose additional regulatory requirements as it deems appropriate. The HKMA will promote the coordination and integration of compliant stablecoins with other new payment tools. Only the purchase of regulated stablecoins from designated regulated institutions is protected under the Stablecoin Ordinance; purchasing unregulated stablecoins through unregulated channels is at your own risk.
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