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I often check on-chain data while having late-night snacks, dabble in both DeFi and perpetuals; if I can't understand the narrative, I don't chase it—I'd rather miss out.
Just finished reading the TrendForce report: MLC capacity is being eaten up by 3D NAND, and the SLC supply-and-demand gap is instantly blown wide open. This round of price hikes is set to start at 120%—edge AI and automotive electronics are total money pits.
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Crypto Newsflash: TrendForce, a research institution, and latest memory price survey by TrendForce (a.k.a. TrendForce) shows that due to higher-tier 3D NAND and other high value-added products pushing out mature process capacity, MLC NAND supply is in extreme shortage. This has forced some industrial control, automotive, and networking customers to plan to switch to SLC NAND, further tightening an already tight SLC supply situation. Meanwhile, demand for SLC continues to rise from AI edge computing, data centers, and automotive electronics, causing the supply-demand gap to expand rapidly. It is estimated that in the second half of 2026, SLC contract prices will be raised by 120-170% compared with the first half, and there is no exclusion of further upward revisions.
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On-chain attack methods are becoming increasingly covert. This time, the details of the BFB vulnerability are worth reviewing—don't just sit back and watch; developers must treat auditing as a necessity.
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Coinjie.com News, according to Tenarmoralert monitoring, the BFB token on the BSC chain suffered a suspicious attack, resulting in an estimated loss of about $220,000.
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According to The Bitcoin Historian, entities related to the Trump family recently purchased 500 BTC, with holdings now exceeding 8,000—the deepening entanglement of political capital and crypto assets is worth watching closely: is this a positive development or a new centralization risk?
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Coin World News, according to The Bitcoin Historian, entities related to the Trump family recently purchased 500 BTC, valued at over $30 million. Their current balance sheet holdings have exceeded 8,000 BTC.
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At two in the morning, munching on cold fried chicken while reading the points rules of some testnet, it suddenly hit me—someone as lazy as me, using a hardware wallet all this time without ever setting up multisig, am I kind of gambling?
To be honest, social recovery sounds cool, but actually splitting my recovery keys among three friends? I'm more afraid they'll lose their phones before I do. Multisig is secure, but everyday transfers turn into approval workflows, and if I want to jump into a DeFi pool, I have to wait for everyone to show up—when I'm in a hurry, it's infuriating enough to ma
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MACD underwater dead cross + moving average suppression, classic bearish arrangement, but volume-shrinking decline also means a rebound may happen at any time, keep an eye on the battle at 0.24.
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#DNUSDT📊
DN/USDT Market Analysis | Bearish Pressure Still Dominating
📉 Market Overview
DN/USDT is currently trading around 0.23632, showing a clear short-term weakness with a drop of -10.34% in recent movement. The price action indicates that sellers are still in control, as the market struggles to hold above key support zones.
The recent candles show repeated rejection from the upper levels, suggesting that bullish momentum is not strong enough yet to initiate a sustained recovery.
📊 Technical Structure
On the 1H timeframe, the chart is forming a lower-high and lower-low structure, which confirms a short-term bearish trend.
📌 Recent High: 0.25681
📌 Recent Low: 0.22728
📌 Current Price: 0.23632
The price is also trading below major moving averages:
MA5: 0.23833
MA10: 0.23986
MA30: 0.24680
This alignment clearly indicates that the market is still under bearish pressure, with moving averages acting as dynamic resistance.
📉 Indicator Insights
MACD is still weak with negative momentum (DIF below DEA), suggesting sellers are slightly dominant.
Volume is inconsistent, showing lack of strong buyer confirmation.
Price is struggling to reclaim the 0.240–0.246 zone, which is acting as a key resistance area.
⚠️ Key Levels to Watch
Support Zone:
0.22728 (critical demand area)
Resistance Zone:
0.239–0.246 (strong supply zone)
A break below support could open further downside pressure, while a reclaim above resistance may shift momentum back toward recovery.
🔮 Market Outlook
DN/USDT is currently in a correction phase, and the market is waiting for a clear breakout or breakdown. Until price reclaims the moving averages, sellers are likely to maintain control.
Traders should watch for confirmation rather than early entries, as volatility remains high.
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886k ETH holdings + $75M in new ammo—this treasury strategy is even more aggressive than most DeFi protocols, and the “ETH exposure per share” narrative is indeed getting pushed to the extreme.
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Wu learned that the Nasdaq-listed Ethereum treasury company Sharplink (Nasdaq: SBET) announced the purchase of 10,000 ETH at an average price of approximately $1,611, bringing its total ETH holdings as of June 28, 2026 to 886,725 ETH. The company also repurchased 2,132,773 shares of common stock on the open market at an average repurchase price of $4.69 per share; since the repurchase program was launched in August 2025, it has repurchased a total of 4,071,223 shares. Sharplink also said that it raised $75 million last week through a registered direct offering of common stock and warrants, and that the related capital allocation goal is to increase per-share ETH exposure.
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Post-quantum security can be implemented at such a low cost, the wallet team probably needs to get competitive. Running on the user side first is much more reliable than waiting for a hard fork.
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CryptoWorld News reports that Ethereum researcher N, in an early release, stated that users can add post-quantum risk protection to Ethereum accounts at a cost of about $0.07, without waiting for a hard fork. In a post from June 2026, he mentioned that Ethereum accounts can start preparing for the post-quantum world. The proposal points to account-level protection rather than a full-chain upgrade, allowing users or wallet teams to add protection through smart contract logic, while Ethereum developers continue to work on long-term protocol changes. N's early release research also describes sphincs-, a stateless post-quantum signature scheme optimized for Ethereum, aimed at reducing on-chain verification costs. This design allows Ethereum to perform verification without using precompiles or changing rules. N's early release also mentioned that the current design has passed preliminary review, with more audits to follow.
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86% chance of betting that the Strait of Hormuz will resume navigation by the end of next year, on-chain funds have already accumulated to $1.4 million, and the liquidity of this prediction market is deeper than some altcoins.
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Crypto World News reports that the prediction market indicates that traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is expected to return to normal by December 31, 2026. According to XBIT DEX prediction market data, as of June 13, 2026, the probability of the "Yes" option for the popular event in the "Macroeconomics" section is 86.0%. The trading volume in the past 24 hours was approximately $194,000, with a total trading volume of $1.4 million, and the liquidity pool stands at $214,000.
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SpaceX has been handling national treasury reserves with real steadiness. With 18k BTC, it has firmly claimed the No. 2 spot among publicly listed companies. In Musk’s circle, it’s arguably the clearest and most straightforward about how to hedge.
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CoinWorld News, SpaceX disclosed in an S1 filing submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that the company currently holds 18,712 Bitcoins (BTC), worth over $1 billion. With today’s initial public offering (IPO), SpaceX will become the second-largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder globally, behind MicroStrategy, which holds 845,256 Bitcoins. SpaceX’s Bitcoin holdings far exceed Tesla’s 11,509 BTC, demonstrating different strategies between the two companies regarding digital assets. SpaceX appears to adopt a long-term treasury reserve strategy, while Tesla periodically adjusts its Bitcoin holdings.
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"Inside the Nail" just finished exploding, and immediately a new CEO with a background in encryption was appointed. The internal moves at Alibaba are intriguing—are they firefighting or is there something else at play?
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According to The Paper, on June 11, Alibaba announced a management restructuring at DingTalk, with former Bitcoin mining company SAITECH board member Chen Yusen taking over as CEO of DingTalk, replacing the former CEO Chen Hang. Previously, SAITECH had appointed Chen Yusen as a board member in December 2021 and officially stepped down on August 13, 2024. This adjustment occurred after an internal management controversy was sparked by a long post titled "Inside Ding" by a departing DingTalk employee. On June 10, Alibaba’s Partner Committee posted on the internal network criticizing some management practices of the DingTalk team as "not representative of Alibaba’s culture."
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The Revolutionary Guard's move this time is quite aggressive; even the Grim Reaper drones are not the first to stumble. The signal that regional power struggles are escalating is clear.
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CryptoWorld News, on the 10th, the Public Relations Department of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran issued a statement saying that Iran "intercepted and destroyed" an MQ-9 "Reaper" drone in Busher Province.
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The bottleneck for stablecoins has never been on-chain speed, but rather bank relationships and licensing puzzle pieces. This article hits the nail on the head.
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Crypto World News, citing a Forbes article, says that stablecoins have not yet truly replaced traditional payment systems. The reason is not transfer technology, but foundational infrastructure such as localized compliance, licensing, risk controls, bank partnerships, and access to payment networks. Although stablecoin trading volume has exceeded $10 trillion over the past year, much of the activity is still concentrated in crypto trading, arbitrage, and settlement between protocols, rather than being widely adopted in everyday enterprise payment scenarios. As the stablecoin market size has surpassed $320 billion, its role is shifting from “a competitor to traditional payment networks” to “a highly efficient settlement layer embedded within existing card networks and payment networks.” The article argues that the problem in the previous decade was how to make capital flows faster, while the challenge in this decade is how to deliver compliant, secure, and scalable payment applications amid a fragmented global regulatory environment.
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I just stopped to have a late-night snack, and I casually checked my wallet authorizations again. I found that, to save time back then, I’d granted a few contracts “unlimited” allowances. Now that I think about it, it’s almost the same as not locking the door… When the market heats up, people are more likely to act impulsively. Taking two seconds to pull the permissions back is far more reassuring than opening another trade. Especially these days, everyone’s been talking about rate-cut expectations, the US Dollar Index, and how risk assets move up and down together—when things are in this rhyt
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The White House has stepped in to fund OpenAI, and the alliance between tech giants and centers of power is becoming increasingly blatant—making the distributed narrative of Web3 even more valuable.
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CryptoWorld News reports that OpenAI is in negotiations with the White House regarding a potential government investment in the AI startup.
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Last night, while munching on skewers, I watched a few AI agents running on the chain, and it feels like they are now more like "executors." When it comes to making decisions, humans still need to step in as the final authority. For example, giving too much permission makes it easy to fall into phishing contracts; giving too little causes delays in signing, changing parameters, or stop-loss actions. The most annoying thing is when they "think they are right," but you have no idea why they are doing it, and if something goes wrong, you can only blame yourself for granting the authorization in t
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Easing regulations? More accurately, it's leaving a few more cards on the table for settlement negotiations. The defendant can choose to acknowledge or deny later, making it even harder for retail investors to distinguish between true and false.
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The US CFTC announced the abolition of the settlement "no-admit" policy implemented since 1998. The policy previously required defendants to not publicly deny regulatory allegations after reaching a settlement with the CFTC. CFTC Chairman Mike Selig stated that abolishing the policy will give the agency greater flexibility in enforcement settlements. This adjustment aligns with the SEC's similar policy removal in May of this year. The CFTC said that it will no longer enforce the existing "no-admit" clauses in future cases, but defendants may still be required to admit specific facts or responsibilities in some settlement cases. (Cointelegraph)
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Just past 2 a.m., nibbling on late-night snacks while browsing the blockchain, it feels like NFT liquidity is really "dependent on mood." When the floor drops, listings just seem to vanish into thin air; occasionally, when hype heats up, a few trades lure people back in. Royalties are also quite awkward—frankly, everyone wants to sell better, but the community relies on creators to keep working, which ends up being a tug-of-war that nobody's satisfied with.
Recently, there's been a heated debate in the group about privacy coins/mixing and compliance boundaries. It kind of reminds me of NFTs: t
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Just while nibbling on late-night snacks, I flipped through a DAO proposal, and the more I read, the more I feel that voting on the surface is "community consensus," but underneath it's really about how incentives and power are divided. For example, the rewards are written very nicely, but who defines "contribution," who has the authority to adjust parameters, whether the funds are spent all at once or locked in multi-signature wallets to be released gradually... Once these details come out, you can basically see who will ultimately have more say. Recently, there's been chatter about expectati
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10k ETH deposited into Coinbase Prime, is this to make a comeback or to completely exit? The tuition for the previous 25k ETH was too expensive.
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CryptoWorld News reports that, according to Lookonchain data, James Fickel recently deposited 10,000 ETH into Coinbase Prime. Based on the current price, this is approximately $186,000. Previously, he lost about 25,000 ETH in a long position on ETH/BTC, worth approximately $4.63 million.
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