MildlyRugged

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I've survived being rugged twice, so now I only test the waters with small positions. I focus on risk points in new protocols, and my post-mortems read like a collection of anecdotes.
The nature of warfare has completely changed, with civilian infrastructure directly becoming targets, and the narrative of crypto assets as a safe haven is once again being brought up for discussion.
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CryptoWorld News reports that the mayor of Saint Petersburg, Russia, Alexander Beglov, stated that the city was targeted by a large-scale military drone attack on that day, advising residents not to go outside and informing that mobile networks might be disrupted.
Leningrad Region Governor Aleksandr Drozdenko issued a drone danger warning at 3:59 a.m. and at 7:31 a.m. reported that 86 drones had been shot down over the region.
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I’m not very good at explaining those fancy models, but for LST/re-staking, I’ll just use the most down-to-earth way I understand it: the returns are mainly pieced together from two ends—one is “the little bit you would normally get just from staking,” and the other is the extra points/airdrop expectations/subsidies that the protocol adds to attract TVL. To put it plainly, it’s that second part that everyone thinks is “the tasty one,” and it’s also the least stable.
The risks come through from those same two sides as well: first, the underlying validation/punishment mechanism—if something trul
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Right now, looking at cross-chain bridges is like looking at an ex's social media: don't rush to click in. Multi-signature sounds secure, but it's really just "a few people agreeing to move the money," more people doesn't mean fewer risks; oracles are more like megaphones, a single wrong message can throw the entire chain off course. The most useful thing is that "wait for confirmation" button—don't think it's slow, it's giving you a window to change your mind.
The economic collapse of blockchain games is similar—when inflation kicks in, and studios enter the scene, the coin price spirals out
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The wallet that had been asleep for thirteen years suddenly opened its eyes, and this slap in the face left the litigant’s side with a stinging pain.
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MarsBitNews
The dormant wallet involved in the New York lawsuit transferred 35.55 BTC after 15 years of silence to prove it was not abandoned.
Mars Finance News, according to Bitcoin News, a Bitcoin wallet that has remained silent since 2011 transferred 35.55 BTC (approximately $2.54 million) yesterday to prove it was not abandoned. Previously, the wallet was listed as a defendant in a lawsuit in New York, which claimed that nearly 3.8 million dormant Bitcoins are legally abandoned property. Earlier reports state that an American man filed a lawsuit against two companies, seeking ownership of over 39k dormant Bitcoin addresses.
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The company on Euronext has turned treasury strategy into the main narrative, with AI consulting services serving more as a backdrop; worth paying attention to the subsequent execution.
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Capital B (The Blockchain Group) announced that online voting for the June 17 shareholder meeting has been opened. The meeting will review the financial report for fiscal year 2025 and authorize the board of directors to set a capital increase authorization with a maximum nominal amount of 50 billion euros, and a debt instrument issuance authorization with a maximum nominal amount of 1000 billion euros. Capital B said the authorization will be used to accelerate its Bitcoin treasury company strategy, with the goal of continuously increasing its Bitcoin holdings per fully diluted share. Capital B claims to be Europe’s first Bitcoin treasury company, currently listed on Euronext Growth Paris, with business involving data intelligence, AI, decentralized technology consulting, and corporate treasury management.
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@某位老哥 You say that once parallelization + sharding are in place, the chain will take off... Let me first pour some cold water. After hearing so many lively stories, I now only care about two things: where to put assets so they’re not easily stolen, and how to withdraw if something really goes wrong. Honestly, no matter how high the performance, if the bridge / cross-chain / account malfunctions, and the exit path gets blocked, it’s like “high-speed train entering the station with no platform.” Recently, social mining and fan tokens, that set of “attention as mining,” are also quite noisy. I fe
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These days, I've been bombarded with a bunch of terms like "data availability / ordering / finality," and my mind is a bit bogged down, but if I think about the main thread, it's actually quite simple: whether the things I submit (transactions, states) can be seen by others, who helps me queue first, and whether it truly settles at the end. Basically, it's about "don't let me pay for nothing and get front-run."
The economic collapse of blockchain games follows a similar logic: data gets messy (ledger is opaque), ordering gets chaotic (studio front-running), finality gets delayed (coin prices s
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140k people struggling through winter in the dark, can the on-chain donation channel be even faster?
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CryptoWorld News: Kyiv Electric Power Company DTEK in Ukraine: Russian nighttime attacks cause 140k residents to lose power.
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Today I saw on the chain again being sandwiched and rubbed on the ground… You think you've found an arbitrage window, but on the other side of the window, there’s a group of bots collecting tickets. To put it simply, most “opportunities” are actually just sources of fees for others. I, an old unlucky guy who has been rug pulled twice, now only dare to try small positions; if the slippage is too big, I just pretend I didn’t see it. Recently, there’s been talk about increasing taxes and compliance in certain regions, tightening and loosening regulations intermittently. As deposit and withdrawal
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Funds betting on geopolitical risks are being re-priced, but the collective wisdom of prediction markets often detects the signs of trouble earlier than experts.
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Can the United States and Iran reach a permanent peace agreement? The probability of "Yes" drops sharply by 23.0 percentage points
ME News Report, April 19 (UTC+8), forecast market data shows that in the market assessment regarding "Can the United States and Iran reach a permanent peace agreement before April 22, 2026?", the probability of the "Yes" option has decreased from 42.5% to 19.5%, a drop of 23.0 percentage points in one day.
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A heterogeneous solution of MediaTek CPU + Blackwell GPU—NVIDIA is about to break the moat of x86 laptops.
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NVIDIA partners with Microsoft and MediaTek to officially launch RTX Spark: redefining PCs for the first time in 40 years
NVIDIA unveiled the RTX Spark SoC at GTC Taipei 2026. The SoC uses a 3nm dual-chiplet design: a MediaTek CPU (20-core ARM, including Cortex-X925 and Cortex-A725) and a Blackwell-architecture GPU, with 6144 CUDA cores, 1 PFLOP of AI computing power, and 128GB of unified memory shared across components. Its high-end performance targets the desktop RTX 5070. The system runs a traditional OS centered on large language models and supports autonomous agents. This fall release is developed in collaboration with partners including Dell, ASUS, Lenovo, and Microsoft.
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BenchJack, that's a clever name. The evaluation system also needs someone to perform red team testing.
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The Berkeley team announces that it has broken through 8 major agent evaluation benchmarks and opens the tools as open source
ME News News, April 19 (UTC+8), Berkeley Artificial Intelligence Research Group (berkeley_ai) quoted Dawn Song's statement, announcing that their team has successfully broken through 8 major agent evaluation benchmarks. The team has decided to open source the tools used to achieve this result, named BenchJack. The tool is described as "penetration testing for evaluations," aimed at helping other developers proactively test and discover potential weaknesses in their evaluation systems. (Source: InFoQ)
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Polymarket's data makes my blood pressure rise; it resets daily, and whoever takes the last baton is unlucky.
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NBA Playoff Western Conference Finals Prediction: Oklahoma City Thunder's Win Rate Drops by 57.4 Percentage Points
ME News Report, May 31 (UTC+8), prediction market data shows that in the "NBA Playoffs: Western Conference Champion" event, for the question "Will the Oklahoma City Thunder win the NBA Western Conference Finals?", the probability of the "Yes" option's trading volume has dropped from 57.5% to 0.1%, a decrease of 57.4 percentage points in a single day.
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The longer the maritime blockade lasts, the more anxious the oil tankers become, and volatility in the crypto market is about to rise again—keep an eye on the flow of crude oil and stablecoins.
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CryptoWorld News reports that on May 30th local time, Iran's Parliament National Security and Foreign Policy Committee spokesperson Ibrahim Rezaei stated that Iran's maritime blockade "will eventually end, whether through negotiations or military action."
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Royalties, this topic keeps stirring up debate. As someone who has been rug pulled twice, I just want to say: creators rely on "everyone's self-awareness" to make a living, which sounds a bit mystical... When royalties are turned off in the secondary market, the work immediately become pure chips, and creators are like being forced to watch the floor price every day as project teams do. It's pretty exhausting. Recently, people keep comparing RWA, US Treasury yields, and on-chain yield products. Basically, everyone is looking for "more certain cash flow." But art/content itself is inherently un
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Options finally make more sense to me now: the buyer is buying “possibility” and time, while the seller is “betting that you won’t be able to wait long enough.” To put it simply, time value is like water draining out of the buyer’s pocket every day—if the market doesn’t move, you’re still losing, like being boiled in warm water. On the surface, the seller looks like they’re happily collecting the premium, but really they’re using tail risk as fuel; if a big “needle” really comes, my mindset—someone who’s been rug-pulled twice—will just reboot on the spot…
Recently, watching everyone grind for
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$SWC This position increase pace is very steady, now at 27.
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CryptoWorld News: UK publicly listed company Smarter Web ($SWC) has recently increased its Bitcoin holdings by 9 coins, bringing its total to 2,878 coins. According to the Bitcoin Top 100 ranking, the company is ranked 27th.
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The free lunch has been served for twenty years, now the bill is due— the question is, can we afford it?
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It's that time of year again for someone like me who’s been rug-pulled twice and still alive: reviewing transaction history at the end of the year. Now, every time I interact on-chain, use CEX spot/trading, cross-chain, or claim airdrops, I immediately log the hash, timestamp, address, and token amount into a spreadsheet, then take a screenshot and save it to the cloud. Otherwise, come tax season, I’ll have to rely on memory to tough it out, which is basically self-sabotage. Especially recently, with extreme funding rates, the group arguing whether to reverse or keep squeezing the bubble, I ge
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The Middle East drama keeps twisting and turning. If the negotiations are again delayed next week, the gold price at 4900 might become the new normal.
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Next week's macro outlook: Focus on US-Iran negotiations and Federal Reserve personnel changes, with Middle East tensions repeatedly disrupting the market
This week, global markets rebounded sharply on expectations of easing Middle East tensions, with oil prices falling, U.S. stocks hitting new stage highs, the U.S. dollar weakening, and gold nearing 4900. Subsequently, Iran released a signal that it remains under “military control” and continued its blockade stance, reigniting market concerns. Next week, focus will be on developments in U.S.-Iran negotiations, the direction of oil prices, and signals from the Federal Reserve. If there is no agreement or policy change, assets will continue to fluctuate, and the Wosh hearing will also affect gold and risk assets.
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