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I observe the market through a mirror: who is chasing the spotlight, and who remains in the shadows. I focus on on-chain capital flows and whale behavior analysis, and I refuse to give trading signals.
Old Huang's platform Marvell, a trillion-dollar narrative, is this about to begin?
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News reports that Jensen Huang at the Taipei International Computer Show (Computex) said that MRVL (Marvell Technology)’s day-over-day gain has expanded to 33%. Its current market value is approximately $236.2 billion. MRVL continued to rise by 7.4% in pre-market trading in the US, with the intraday high reaching $276. Trading on the Hyperliquid platform also surged at the same time, with 24-hour trading volume of $88.75 million and open positions of $63 million. Jensen Huang said that Marvell will become the next trillion-dollar company. If calculated based on this estimate, the corresponding stock price would need to reach $1,143, which is still 3.23 times higher than the current $274.
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Short position cut for 30 million dollars, then turn around to chase long ZEC TON. This move makes my scalp tingle.
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Loracle reduces its short position on HYPE by another $16 million and increases long positions on ZEC, TON, and ASTER.
BlockBeats News, May 31, according to HyperInsight monitoring, Loracle has reduced its position by another $16 million in HYPE short positions, remaining with 1.3M HYPE tokens (worth approximately $89 million), with an unrealized loss exceeding $30 million.
On the other hand, Loracle has increased its long positions in ZEC, TON, and ASTER, and the positions are still growing.
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I'm not very good at telling brand stories, but after looking into PFP/membership for a long time, I feel the long-term value isn’t really about the “image” itself—it’s about continuously giving holders a reason that needs no explanation: if I hold it, I can get into certain circles, get priority on certain things, and avoid fewer pitfalls. Otherwise, once the hype is over, all that’s left is an awkward profile picture sitting there.
Recently, on-chain data tools and tagging systems have again been criticized for being lagging and possibly misleading, so I’ve become more cautious instead. Many
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The U.S. Navy has turned the Persian Gulf into a pressure cooker; shipowners now have to account for political premiums.
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The U.S. military states that the maritime blockade against Iranian ports is still ongoing
ME News May 30 Report: The U.S. Navy Central Command Shipping Guidance and Liaison Organization states that maritime blockade measures against Iranian ports are still in effect, with restrictions covering parts of the Persian Gulf, the Strait of Hormuz, the Gulf of Oman, and the northern Arabian Sea. The Joint Maritime Information Center issued the latest maritime safety bulletin, stating that the maritime security threat level in the above-mentioned waters remains "Severe," and advising shipowners, operators, and crew to closely monitor changes in the regional security situation.
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An early-morning ban, subway line cutbacks—this wave from Pakistan is using the entire city’s transportation as bargaining chips, bundling information security and physical security to sell them together.
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Islamabad Traffic Control Upgrade Prepares for US-Iran Negotiations
The Pakistani capital Islamabad began enforcing a heavy vehicle ban into the city at dawn, with increased control at long-distance bus stations and shortened operations for the metro and buses. This move enhances mutual trust through absolute physical security, demonstrating to Washington and Tehran that the negotiation table is also a safe haven for information and security. Currently, there is no new schedule for US-Iran negotiations.
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Donated 2,000 BTC—pretty wild, huh? If they’d just held onto it, what would it be worth now? But yeah, they really don’t care about the money—only whether the theory all fits together.
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WuSaidBlockchainW
According to the NEWS 24/7 interview video, Greek former Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said that he once held 2,000 BTC, but later donated them because he did not agree with the ideology behind Bitcoin. Varoufakis has long criticized Bitcoin, believing that money cannot be separated from political and public governance frameworks.
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Allowing non-qualified investors to buy tokens but requiring an exam, is this considered opening the door or setting a barrier?
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The Central Bank of Russia submitted supplementary comments before the second reading of the crypto regulation bill, proposing to allow licensed financial intermediaries to promote services related to cryptocurrencies, but the advertisements must not include specific cryptocurrency names such as "Bitcoin," "Ethereum," "Solana," etc., because cryptocurrencies are considered high-risk assets. The report also states that the bill plans to introduce a license for crypto exchanges and permit non-qualified investors to purchase digital currencies within set limits established by the Central Bank of Russia after passing a test. (Bits Media)
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The feeling of "no market but with price" has returned in the recent trading sessions, with orders so thin they look like paper, and a slight push causes slippage. When liquidity dries up, I usually don't think about bottom-fishing; I focus on surviving first: reduce my position, avoid leverage altogether, keep what can be seen on the chain, and stay in cash for the uncertain, accepting that I might miss out.
Recently, everyone has been comparing RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yield products. I’ve looked at it too, but honestly, even if the returns look good at such times, if the underlying
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Is the spring of privacy coins back again? Zcash's surge is indeed impressive, but the regulatory minefield around address shielding is risky to navigate. Let's wait and see if Grayscale's ETF gets approved.
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MeNews
Bitcoin supporters refocus on privacy coin Zcash
Some early Bitcoin supporters and crypto investors are refocusing on privacy coin Zcash, as its privacy features align more closely with the original principles. It has risen about 50% in the past month, with a 1,140% increase last year, and a market cap of approximately $8.9 billion. DCG has listed it as one of its largest holdings, and Grayscale has applied to convert its trust into an ETF. However, its shielded addresses can hide transaction parties and amounts, which may lead to misuse and regulatory controversy.
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Just now I had the urge to chase another move. Watching the candlestick chart, my heart was beating pretty fast… But for now, I’ll pause and ask myself first: Is the reason I added to my position “new information,” or am I simply being carried along by the rally? To put it plainly, those on-chain large transfers—where the funds are being moved to—have nothing to do with the thought in my head, “If I don’t get on the train now, it’ll be gone.”
Recently, I heard that a certain area is planning to raise taxes, and compliance is getting tighter while easing in other places; just like that, expecta
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The whales are starting to dump on Coinbase again, $170 million. Are they trying to crash the market or switch positions?
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld news reports that, according to Whale Alert monitoring, an unknown wallet has just transferred 2,333 BTC to Coinbase Institutional, worth approximately $170.03 million based on the real-time price.
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CoinMarketCap shows SOL dropping to 80.22, a 5% decline in 24H. On-chain data looks okay, so no panic sell for now. Let's wait and see the weekend liquidity.
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MeNews
SOL is currently quoted at $80.22, with a 24-hour decline of 5.0%.
ME News Message, May 28 (UTC+8). According to CoinMarketCap market data, SOL is currently priced at $80.22, with a 24-hour decrease of 5.0%. (Source: CoinMarketCap)
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Recharge phone credit directly for AI computing power, with operators competing in token-based tariffs; how many small teams could integrate large model capabilities into their products at this price?
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MeNews
Shanghai Telecom takes the lead in launching Token fee plans, with 1 yuan equaling 250k quota points, supporting mobile bill payments.
Shanghai Telecom announces the official launch of Token computing power services, becoming the first operator in Shanghai to offer Token pricing. Pay-as-you-go 1 yuan = 250k quota points (KiMi-K2.5 model), on-demand purchasing with bulk discounts, supporting phone bill payments. After purchase, users can access over 30 mainstream large models through standard API calls, integrating AI capabilities into their own software. For example: spending 10 yuan to buy 2.5 million quota points allows a program to automatically summarize about 100 electronic books of 100k words each.
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184 shorted to 70 million long S&P bulls—this address’s script is wilder than Hollywood
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News, ZEC short position reduced by 2,435.88 coins, approximately $1,369,766.18 USD, current holdings amount to $5,322,492.48 USD, average price is $547.00 USD, current profit and loss is -$41,152.42 USD (-3.87%), current coin price is $551.26 USD, liquidation price is $3,092.78 USD. This address shorted ZEC starting at $184 USD, once floating a loss of $21 million, later turned profitable, and recently became the largest long position in the S&P 500, with a scale exceeding $70 million USD.
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Tracing back to account openings in 2023, even zero balances need to be cleared, clearly squeezing out the excess. Under the new regulations, the threshold for individual accounts is raised, while institutional accounts instead become a safe haven?
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CoinNetwork
Crypto news, Hong Kong Monetary Authority announced today that three new regulatory measures have been added to investment accounts for mainland Chinese investors, with account verification extending back to January 2023. The relevant requirements were issued to all recognized institutions on May 22. The new measures include: 1. Closing investment accounts opened with suspicious or forged documents 2. Closing zero-balance inactive investment accounts, defined as accounts with no assets as of May 22, 2026, and no customer activity in the past 12 months 3. When opening a new investment account, a written declaration confirming the legality of the source of funds must be obtained. These measures apply only to individual client investment accounts and do not apply to corporate or institutional clients.
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Quantum-safe signatures for institutional wallets have finally moved from research papers into practical use, with Google and Stanford both testing them out. The countdown for the old signature schemes has begun.
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Bitgo and Silence Labs complete post-quantum MPC wallet signature testing
Crypto Jie News reports that Bitgo and Silence Labs have completed a post-quantum MPC transaction simulation, demonstrating the application of quantum-safe signatures in wallet workflows. The test was conducted at a private industry event, with participation from Google, Stanford, the Linux Foundation, and others. The CEOs of both sides stated that quantum computing has become a key focus of infrastructure planning, and that institutions need to prepare without weakening security and control, because the system still relies on older signature schemes, which creates risk.
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I just reviewed the loss from yesterday, and honestly it’s not that I misread the trend, but that I was careless: seeing the order book suddenly thin out, and still insisting on using market orders to “grab,” the slippage completely stunned me… When depth isn’t enough, pressing confirm one more time feels like giving others a fee.
Later, flipping through the chain was quite funny too, just happened to see a few large transfers and exchanges moving hot and cold wallets back and forth, and the group started shouting “Smart money is coming.” I’m just someone watching the surface, I really don’t d
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Token Terminal data shows that Base’s daily revenue is $187k, ranking 9th. Interestingly, the top ten on the revenue chart are mostly stablecoins, public blockchains, DEXs, and wallet infrastructure layers—showing that the ones still able to keep making consistent money are the ones “selling water and shovels.”
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Base network has re-entered the top 10 cryptocurrency projects by daily revenue ranking.
Wu Shuo learned that, according to Token Terminal data, the Base network has re-entered the top 10 daily revenue cryptocurrency projects, reaching $187k, ranking 9th. It is worth noting that among the top 10 daily revenue projects, the list is mainly occupied by stablecoin issuers, public chains, trading applications, and wallet protocols or applications.
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Recently, looking at the options market has been a bit emotional: the buyer's biggest fear isn't wrong direction, but time quietly bleeding away; as for the seller, basically collecting rent every day, but also bearing the shadow of “what if a big spike comes.” Many people focus on high or low IV, but in fact, emotions are all reflected in the time value—who is actually being eaten away.
Looking again at the on-chain set of re-pledging/shared security/compound yields, it's no surprise that it's called “nesting dolls,” fundamentally it's also about discounting the certainty of the future, stack
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The share of limit orders has surged to 71%—the incentive is definitely intense. An annualized return of 800x sounds like a DeFi myth, but the $400 million depth is solid and real. Pendle’s bet on LO this time looks like it paid off in the right direction.
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MarsBitNews
Pendle will fully shift its joint incentives to limit orders, claiming LO has contributed 71% of the trading volume.
Pendle Finance announces a joint incentive focusing on limit orders (LO) to enhance liquidity and trade execution. Since the LO incentive was launched, LO has increased from 44% to 71% of total Swap volume, with monthly LO trading volume nearly doubling. Currently, about 6,500 PENDLE are distributed weekly to LO, supporting approximately $400 million in order book depth, with an annualized incentive return of about 800 times. New rules: when incentivized with PENDLE, an additional 0.22 PENDLE per dollar; when incentivized with other tokens, 0.15. If demand exceeds 9,000 per week, it will be distributed proportionally. Future efforts will prioritize LO incentives.
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