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This whale’s 20-hour short-term trading with low leverage, and its $20 million profit all comes from swing-trade-style tactics. The liquidation price of 2655 shows it has confidence in a short-term pullback, but ETH’s current price of 1730 is still far from liquidation—learning by watching the charts is safer than copy-trading.
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CoinWorld News, pension-USDT.ETH address increased ETH short positions by 1,334.49 coins, approximately $2,195,312.22. The current holdings of this address amount to $65,650,282.73, with an average price of $1,735.49, and a current profit and loss of +$204,743.62 (+0.94%). The current coin price is $1,730.09, and the liquidation price is $2,655.08. This whale often profits through swing trading, with a strategy of low leverage, short cycles (average holding about 20 hours), mainly operating large positions in BTC and ETH. Since October, the accumulated profit has exceeded $20 million.
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The design of STRC looks familiar; in a bear market, if you can't play the dividend game, it's just the next spiral.
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Ali Martinez: The STRC structure of Strategy may intensify Bitcoin's bear market pressure
Ali Martinez warns that the STRC structure could exacerbate financial pressure during a Bitcoin bear market, similar to the feedback loop of the Terra-Luna collapse in 2022. The dividend yield of STRC can be adjusted to approach a $100 face value, but may need to increase dividends when Bitcoin declines to attract buyers. As scrutiny of the Strategy financing model intensifies, STRC fell to a low of $82.53 on June 18, then rebounded to $88.59. He stated that this structure could drive up financing costs when the value of major government bond assets declines.
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The epic scammer has finally been brought to justice—25 years is enough for him to reflect on what “effective altruism” really means.
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The U.S. court upholds the fraud conviction of Sam Bankman-Fried
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously rejected Sam Bankman-Fried's appeal, upholding his 2023 fraud conviction and 25-year prison sentence. The court stated that the evidence was sufficient to show that, while publicly assuring clients, investors, and regulators of asset safety, he actually used the funds for personal expenses, political donations, investments, and real estate, and transferred them to Alameda Research, which he founded, described as an epic scam. Bankman-Fried was convicted on seven counts related to misappropriating approximately $800 million of customer funds. Despite the failed appeal, he continues to seek other avenues for clemency and maintains his innocence.
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Water sources are the lifeline; attacking civilian facilities crosses the bottom line.
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CryptoWorld News, according to Al Jazeera: Iranian media citing sources say that two reservoirs in the Sirk region of Iran were bombed, causing a disruption in the area's drinking water supply.
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BlackRock ETF experienced a net outflow of 233 million in a single day, and institutions are also retreating. This signal must be taken seriously.
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Crypto Midday News | BlackRock Bitcoin ETF records a net outflow of 3,671 BTC in a single day, worth approximately $233 million
Today’s Key Points: Blackstone ETF saw a single-day net outflow of about $233 million; a UK fund will allocate 10% of its assets to a Bitcoin ETF; Bernstein said net outflows were about $2.6 billion. BTC plunged due to redemptions, and market views are divided; whales provided $132 million in USDC/USDT to V3 to short ETH. In addition, Russia is considering charging trading fees, an Uzbek influencer was sentenced, and UK sanctions led to HTX funds being frozen.
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Recently, everyone has been talking about sharding and parallel processing again, sounding like the city suddenly opened a few more overpasses, making traffic flow smoother and the atmosphere more lively. But I always keep in mind that "backdoor map": in case of real trouble, can you retreat, and can you get out? Where are the assets stored, who holds the permissions? Honestly, that's more concrete than storytelling.
The debate over privacy coins, mixing services, and compliance boundaries has been quite intense—some see it as free breathing space, others treat it as a minefield. I don’t take
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Once the $1,600 defense line is broken, 24 million ETH instantly evaporate.
Playing with leverage is more exciting than DeFi protocols.
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CryptoWorld News reports that, according to PeckShield, address 0x34d1...4ac1 was liquidated. The liquidation amount was approximately 15,000 ETH, worth about $24 million. This liquidation took place after the Ethereum price fell below $1,600. The address still holds 31,500 WETH supply and a USDT loan of $38 million, valued at approximately $11.84 million.
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The average price at 2,243 has held up until now— with the floating loss nearly eight times as much and still no liquidation— is this position management faith, or a gamble with your life?
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Crypto World News reports that the ETH long position associated with Matrixport's address (sub-address 2) has an unrealized loss of $19,068,744.24, with a loss ratio of 790.82%. The average entry price for this address is $2,243.12, the current price is $1,607.50, the liquidation price is $1,360.73, and the position size is $48,225,000.00. This address has received multiple fund transfers from Matrixport (now renamed Bit), making it the largest on-chain ETH long position, with two other related addresses collaborating to build the position.
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Recently, a bunch of new L1/L2 projects are launching incentives to pull TVL, and old users in the group are complaining "mining and selling." I can understand: everyone is doing the math, feelings are just incidental. As for airdrop interactions, I now try to treat them as "paying to buy lottery tickets"—set a fee cap first, and if it exceeds, I won't refresh; only do functions I understand and am willing to use long-term, don't open wallet permissions recklessly just for a few more points. To truly prevent abuse, don’t make your actions too mechanical: avoid rigid frequency, don’t run the sa
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I found that unrealized losses really seep into my dreams more than unrealized gains do. It’s clearly just a red balance on the books, yet my mind automatically fills in with, “Did I do something wrong?” Unrealized gains, on the other hand, feel weightless—like a borrowed good mood that could be taken away at any moment—so I don’t dare to sleep too deeply.
Last night, the group was once again circulating talk about stablecoin regulation and reserve audits, along with rumors about “possible de-pegging.” The more information they pile on, the more guilty I feel, and I even want to tap to refresh
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Recently, I've seen everyone comparing RWA, the yields on US bonds, and on-chain yield products, the more they compare, the more it seems like they're just looking for a "peace of mind" reason. But honestly, no matter how good the returns look, if the keys are lost, everything just resets to zero.
My rough classification now is: don't bother with small amounts that might cause insomnia, a hardware wallet is enough, just take a bit more time before transferring; for assets at a level you'll care about, multi-signature can truly turn a "slip of the hand" into a controllable accident, but the cos
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Whales offloading, retail investors taking the bait—this script feels a little too familiar and heartbreaking.
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Addresses holding 10 to 10k Bitcoin decreased by 24,602 Bitcoin in the past week.
Santiment data shows that last week Bitcoin dropped 13%, mainly due to key stakeholders selling off. Whale and shark addresses sold 24,602 BTC, a decrease of 18%; small traders increased their holdings by 61 coins, a 12% rise.
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WhatsApp’s “Incognito chats” sound great, but how much faith can we really place in Meta’s “secure environment”? We’ll find out once real-world testing is done.
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That alarm clock on the table rang again. While I reached over to shut it off, I thought: an options buyer is really just fighting for breath against time—every additional day, the time value is like the clock’s tick-tock, slowly taking “blood.” As for the seller, on the surface they look like they’re collecting rent, but in reality they’re taking the “unexpected hit” onto themselves; what they usually eat is time, and when things blow up, they spit back the volatility. Recently, everyone’s been tying together ETF fund flows, U.S. stock risk appetite, and whether the crypto market is rising or
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The Bay Area’s “torn apart” feeling is way too real—everyone around me who’s into AI is living financial freedom, while the ones writing CRUD are questioning their life.
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This alert from Spark is intense; 16.5% of ETH is locked by rsETH. Once something goes wrong, eMode discounts 10-15%, which is just the appetizer. The deleveraging mechanism fails + funds are locked up—this script is frighteningly familiar.
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From logistics to engineering, the scene-based implementation of AI + robots is accelerating, and PitchBook's prediction of $27.6 billion is not unfounded.
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CoinJie.com news: SoftBank Group is considering investing more than $300 million in the German industrial robot startup “Agile Robots” and plans to raise about $800 million in new funding. Investors are looking for companies that apply artificial intelligence technology in real-world scenarios. The negotiations are still in the early stages, and the final amount and terms could still change. Over the past year, financing and valuations for robot startups have risen sharply. As AI software becomes more widespread, investors see the potential to apply this technology in areas such as manufacturing, logistics, and engineering. According to PitchBook data, global investment in this sector is expected to more than double in 2025 compared with the previous year, reaching $27.6 billion.
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Japan's move this time is quite significant, with ETF + Yen stablecoin taking a dual approach. Is the Asian crypto landscape about to change?
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The ruling party in Japan proposes establishing a cryptocurrency ETF trading framework and promoting the development of the Japanese yen stablecoin.
BlockBeats News, June 1, according to Reuters, Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) Blockchain Promotion Group has submitted policy recommendations to Finance Minister Katayama Satsuki, urging the establishment of a dedicated legal framework for cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs), while also promoting the adoption and application of Japanese yen stablecoins.

The proposal notes that cryptocurrency ETFs can provide investors with an easier-to-understand and more accessible investment channel, enabling them to gain market exposure without directly purchasing and holding cryptocurrencies.

This April, Japan’s Cabinet approved a draft bill amendment that redefines cryptocurrencies from their prior status as payment instruments into financial products, laying the groundwork for adjustments to subsequent regulatory frameworks.

If the relevant policies are implemented, Japan will join major markets such as the United States and Hong Kong, allowing investors to participate in the cryptocurrency market via ETFs
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$30.38 million in profit + $14 million USDC “ammunition”—this kind of person catches ETH at 2,211. Tell me it’s not a bottom signal?
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Then hurry up and get on the train, find a way to buy the dip.
Those who once followed Ghost Blows Out the Light and The Ming Dynasty Stories on Tianya now have to spend 2,000 yuan to buy a 'Genesis' ticket to go back and do archaeology; the cost of internet archaeology is getting higher and higher.
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