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EtherFi's move is quite interesting, using Aave V4 as the backend for its own Visa card, and also bringing in GHO and 175 million in liquidity. They've really figured out the DeFi payment loop.
AAVE3.20%
GHO0.63%
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EtherFi proposes to deploy an Aave V4 exclusive instance on OP Mainnet to support EtherFi Cash
According to the Aave governance forum, EtherFi has proposed a Temp Check, requesting to deploy an Aave V4 exclusive white-label instance operated by itself on OP Mainnet as the credit backend for the Visa card product EtherFi Cash, replacing the current Debt Manager. This instance will share liquidity and other market isolation with Aave: EtherFi will handle configuration, risk parameters, liquidity, and operations, while Aave will provide V4 deployment and operational licenses and receive 20% of the reserve factor income. The commercial terms also include integrating GHO, deploying GHO GSM on OP Mainnet, introducing up to $175 million in assets at launch, and granting EtherFi Cash exclusive use of the Aave V4 lending market. The proposal will
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Previously, claiming airdrops was just a couple of clicks before bed; now you have to fill out forms, complete tasks, nurture accounts, and avoid sybils—a whole process that feels more exhausting than punching in at work.
Lately, I've been getting a bit numb looking at the staking unlock calendar. Everyone is calculating sell pressure, but I’m over here calculating how many extra gas fees I’ve wasted just to boost my activity score. In short, on-chain behavior is starting to look more and more like a resume—projects use scoring systems to filter people, while we counter with fingerprint browse
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TradingView can now directly view Hyperliquid's RWA market data. Just search for the Hip3XYZ prefix. Another piece of the infrastructure puzzle is added.
HYPE7.23%
RWA2.29%
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This week's weekly chart movement is quite interesting, opening with a direct surge that didn't leave a lower shadow. It feels like the weekly opening price level still needs to be revisited, so watch out for the 58.9k-54.5k range.
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$BTC | Update (1W)
If we observe the overall weekly structure, we can notice how the first weekly candle of this month gave us a decent dump to the downside, which ended up sweeping the previous local low.
After the sweep of the previous low, we saw a retest back towards the upside in the following week, where we rejected the previous weekly body lows.
Following that rejection, the last weekly candle retraced the entire bullish retest candle and closed below its open.
Now, the current weekly candle opened and pushed straight towards the upside, taking out the weekend highs and grabbing the liquidity resting above them.
Combining all of this together, we get a clear picture. The bears were dominant at the start of the month and targeted the liquidity at the lows. After that, we got a bearish retest for refueling bearish momentum, and now the bears are trying to push the price lower again.
We have liquidity building up around the previous weekly lows. As of now, we pumped straight up from the weekly open without any wicks to the downside, which means the weekly open region is likely to be revisited again.
If we lose the weekly open on the revisit, it opens the room for a move down towards the 58.9k-54.5k region this week.
On the other hand, if we hold the weekly open, it will validate a push towards the 65.7k region. Meaning, we will most likely remain range-bound until the end of this month.
Going into the monthly close, we're either going to see a strong impulse to the downside, or a slow boring sideways PA between 63.2k-67.5k.
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Sottiaux has come out to claim it. Such a basic mistake like hitting the model capacity limit can happen even at OpenAI, but the fix was quite quick. Let's wait until after the reset to see how stable it is.
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CryptoWorld News: On June 16th, OpenAI Codex experienced a "model capacity reached limit" error, causing many users to temporarily be unable to use the service. OpenAI's core product lead Thibault Sottiaux acknowledged the issue on X and stated that the team is working on a fix. The issue has been successfully resolved, and the team will reset the rate limits for Codex across all subscription plans within 24 hours.
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The market has fallen so much, and you're still asking if I want to buy in? I just lock my wallet completely; whoever wants to go, go ahead. 💀
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this is the main reason why all market is dropping, my question is are you going to join the IPO and be someone's liquidity exit or you avoid it and stay away from it? what is your call 🤙? go or no? above all this is just my point of view and not financial advice 😉
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An 8-year veteran OG switching from BTC to ZEC, this signal is more reliable than candlestick charts.
BTC2.12%
ZEC7.93%
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CoinNetwork
CoinWorld News reports that a BTC OG insider whale has recently increased its ZEC long positions by 22,487.06 coins, worth approximately $1,039,610.39. The whale’s total position size has reached $12,619,823.07, with an average price of $460.00. It is currently showing profit/loss of +$61,970.27 (+0.98%). The current coin price is $462.27, and the liquidation price is $0. This address previously held more than 50,000 BTC. After being dormant for 8 years, it gradually swapped some BTC into ETH. Its actions have repeatedly been highly synchronized with Trump’s statements and the developments in U.S. policy.
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Five years of youth for a pile of shit, this calculation gave me a heart attack.
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$ETH Wasted 5 years of my life for this shit.
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Real cash flow + systematic buybacks, this hype narrative is indeed strong.
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Crypto World News reports that research institution Citrini Research said in its latest report that Hyperliquid is an “attractive” investment. Citrini noted that, unlike most crypto projects (including Bitcoin), Hype can generate real cash flow: more than 90% of the platform’s fee revenue will flow into the Assistance Fund and be systematically used for secondary-market repurchases of Hype. The report said that, based on partial statistical measures, Hyperliquid’s token buyback volume in 2025 will account for nearly half of all crypto market buyback activity. Citrini expects Hyperliquid still has substantial room to grow its market share.
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Lately I've been thinking about on-chain privacy again, and ordinary people really shouldn't have too many illusions. To put it simply, every transfer you make is like picking up a package from a neighborhood parcel locker; the locker number is anonymous, but if the property management (exchanges, analysis tools, nodes) really wants to investigate, they can match the monitoring and entry/exit records to identify the person. Compliance isn't about "suddenly coming to arrest you," but more about the entry and exit points: KYC, risk control, freezing, which are basically unavoidable.
So my expect
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I took a quick look at the positions of QAIT and IRYS—the narrative of algorithm preferences is quite different from what I expected. I’ll save this for later verification.
QAIT2.43%
IRYS-0.45%
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⚡ Top 10 Coins for Trading by Fortune AI ⚡
1. B2
2. USDCV
3. QAIT
4. ACT
5. OPN
6. MEME
7. SXT
8. IRYS
9. ME
10. LA
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Lately, the more I look at address profiles, the more uneasy I feel: tags, clustering, these things can serve as "clues," but not as "judgments." The same group of people switching wallets multiple times, crossing chains in circles—once tools cluster them, it’s like forcing different people to be one family; conversely, genuine teams can also be broken apart, looking like retail investors moving randomly. Honestly, I now trust the rhythm of capital flow more: the timing of entries and exits, common landing points, and which contracts they interact with—piecing it together makes it look like a
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The moment I see the words "Unlimited Authorization," I feel as uncomfortable as seeing a charging cable by the bed: I just can't feel at ease until I deal with it. I was too lazy to revoke it before, thinking "it's nothing," but the more I thought about it, the more anxious I became, especially recently with the cross-chain bridge being messed with, and the oracle reporting an outrageous price while everyone is still "waiting for confirmation"... To put it plainly, a black swan event doesn't care whether you're asleep or not.
Later, I simply set reminders and authorization limits for my frequ
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Yizhuang's recent deployment of space computing power is quite interesting, covering the entire chain from satellites to chips. It seems they are aiming to seize the commanding heights of the next-generation computing infrastructure.
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Geopolitical conflicts escalate, and the military-industrial chain is about to fluctuate again
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Bit Universe News: Russia’s Ministry of Defense: Launched strikes on multiple defense industry facilities in several regions of Ukraine.
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Perplexity has once again shaken up the paradigm of function calling, directly generating code calls, reducing both latency and cost, and the agent infrastructure is about to change again.
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Perplexity launches Search as Code: intelligent agents directly connect to search via Python code
According to Dongcha Beating Monitoring, Perplexity announced the full rollout of a new search architecture, Search as Code (SaC), across the Perplexity Agent API and their self-developed Computer products. The new architecture abandons the traditional serial loop pattern in which intelligent agents rely on multi-turn reasoning for function calling or MCP tool invocation, instead allowing the agent to directly generate
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Lately, I've really been overwhelmed by information: a bunch of screenshots in the group shouting "Hurry up and get in," KOLs talking about narratives while throwing links. Honestly, when it comes to impulsive buying, in the end, it’s still just about signing that one transaction; blaming the group or the people in it is useless, but at least the platform and big influencers shouldn’t make the risks look like footnotes.
When I was a newbie, I thought "everyone's talking about it = high probability of safety," but now I understand that the more lively it is, the more you need to check on-chain
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These days, the funding rates are once again spiking to extreme levels. Someone in the group immediately wants to rush in and take the opposite side to earn the fee, but I’m actually a bit hesitant… Frankly, extreme rates are often not “free money,” but more like someone using leverage to pile up a powder keg. If I were to do it, I’d only take a small position, first keep the liquidation price further away, and watch the open interest and large transfers for any sudden anomalies; once I see signs of concentrated deposits or cross-exchange arbitrage, I’d withdraw immediately, even if it means e
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Japan is serious this time, with a Web3 national strategy + ETFs + leverage all on the table, we'll see the results by 2028.
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Japanese Liberal Democratic Party lawmaker alliance submits Web3 policy proposal, calling for blockchain to be incorporated into the national strategy
The Japan Liberal Democratic Party Blockchain Promotion Members' League submitted a proposal to the Minister of Finance, calling for the integration of blockchain/Web3 into the national strategy, covering tax systems, crypto ETFs, leveraged trading regulation, unregistered operators, and tax treatment. The proposal offers a choice between separate taxation for declaration and source separation taxation, and studies the tax treatment of crypto asset inheritance and exchanges. It also advocates for increasing leverage, clarifying ETF positioning, and strengthening cross-border law enforcement cooperation. Katayama Gatsuki stated that they will promote institutional development and study a new tax system to be implemented before 2028.
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Marc directly withdrew all the nodes this time, prioritizing the safety of wETH depositors. Quite ruthless.
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