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I feel extremely regretful
after trying bánh tầm with coconut milk today
I used to dislike eating bánh tầm with coconut milk
It wasn't because I thought it tasted bad, but because I thought it was very weird—I was perfectly happy just pouring fish sauce over it (who on earth would combine coconut milk with fish sauce?)
But today, the bánh tầm vendor accidentally poured coconut milk over it, and I felt too embarrassed to return it, so I closed my eyes and ate it anyway
Afterward, I deeply regretted not trying it sooner and missing out on such a delicious way to eat it
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@EtherWizz_ The adoption piece is the whole game here, not the narrative alone
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Alongside the accumulation wave, profit-taking pressure on $ETH from whales is beginning to emerge in the market.
A major sell-off was recorded as 7 Siblings took profits on 14,000 $ETH ($32.85M) at an average price of $2,346. Meanwhile, Whale 0xFD10 also sold all 11,252 $stETH ($26.5M) along with 1,824 $ETH ($4.26M), bringing in 30.78M $USDT.
The large-scale exit into stablecoins signals caution and a trend toward profit realization among some whales.
ETH-4.31%
STETH-4.59%
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Hot news for those grinding out content on X: CoinDesk just reported that Elon Musk is looking into paying creators with stablecoins.
Those of you doing MMO or creating content in Vietnam are probably no strangers to the ordeal of waiting for payments from overseas. After going through so many intermediaries, dealing with bank fees, and enduring endless delays, if this deal becomes reality, we could choose to receive USD stablecoins directly—getting funds into our wallets faster while saving on cross-border transaction fees.
That’s classic Musk style, always looking for ways to bring crypt
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Join me for some bánh mì dipped in beef stew!
I haven’t had this dish in ages... so delicious!
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Two large wallets were just liquidated for a total of $45.77M in the past 30 minutes.
Wallet 0x50b3 lost 281 $BTC ($20.12M), while wallet 0x66f8 lost 240 $BTC ($17.15M) and 3,738 $ETH ($8.5M).
The sudden selling pressure triggered sharp market volatility, turning highly leveraged positions into prime targets for liquidation.
BTC-1.72%
ETH-4.38%
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Nearly $3 billion worth of traders’ short positions have been liquidated in the past 12 hours.
The strong rally pushing the price of $BTC close to $70K was the main trigger for this cascade of liquidations.
It has been a long time since the market witnessed such a large-scale slaughter of short sellers.
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@0xAnthonyyy BitTorrent was really early on this idea, before “community-owned” became a buzzword
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The Royal Government of Bhutan has continued moving an additional 300 $BTC .
Specifically, around 17 hours ago, 300 $BTC equivalent to $19.28 million was transferred to a new wallet address. This sell-off is part of a series of continuous selling transactions recorded from the country’s government.
Supply pressure from the government wallet continues to weigh heavily on the market, signaling that profit-taking or portfolio restructuring has not yet stopped.
BTC-1.69%
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Developers and dApp teams probably aren’t too concerned about Ethereum’s upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade. But ordinary wallet users and traders should still take a quick look, or they may accidentally swim against the current and wonder why their transactions keep failing.
The Ethereum Foundation has just announced that Glamsterdam will completely change how Gas is calculated. Any wallet, indexer, or gas-pricing tool whose developers hardcoded a maximum Gas limit into the system is about to run into a ton of errors.
The core issue lies in EIP-8037. This time, they are adding a separate type of Ga
ETH-4.31%
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GM guys,
Wake up and keep fighting, guys
Let me treat you guys to a bowl of crab noodle soup
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Looking back at the more than $11 billion poured into crypto in the first half of this year, it really is startling, guys. There were 377 funding rounds, which is no small number, but taking a closer look shows just how dramatically the game has changed. The era of permissionless projects popping up like mushrooms and randomly raising a few million dollars is officially over, it seems—they now account for less than 3% of total capital.
Big funds have pretty different tastes now. They are no longer that interested in blatantly inflated TVL or pie-in-the-sky claims about breakthrough technology.
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Which girl still likes Red Boy or the Bull Demon King these days?
The trend now is the God of Wealth... 😂😂😂
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These days, I’ve been digging through on-chain data and found something interesting, folks. Whales have recently been quietly using deBridge to bridge quite a lot of funds to the Tron ecosystem.
Over the past 30 days alone, total inflows have reached $100M . With the Avg. trade size at around $44.6K and the Largest trade reaching as high as $2M , you can tell that big-money players and whales are making moves—not small traders placing trades of that size.
Of that $100M volume, TRX accumulation accounted for roughly 32%, while the remainder was mainly whales moving funds into stablecoins on Tr
DBR-1.61%
TRX0.46%
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Another exchange-collapse drama, folks. This time it’s BitMart’s turn, and the funny thing is that the whole script is as dramatic as a TV series.
Some BitMart China employees must have been really fed up, because they took over the exchange’s X account and publicly called out founder Sheldon Xia and partner Yi Li. They said users’ money had disappeared, while rank-and-file employees were also owed unpaid wages. They even issued an ultimatum, demanding answers to five decisive questions by August 19: Where did customers’ money go, why are withdrawals still locked, when will the assets and rela
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