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Positions need to be trimmed, watered, and leave some room. Prefer long-term allocation and rebalancing, and like to use simple rules to counter emotions.
$448? It just increased by 32% the day before yesterday, surged again before the market opened, and the on-chain data hasn't reacted yet. The traditional markets are already going crazy.
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Morgan Stanley raises Dell's target price from $170 to $448.
Morgan Stanley raises the target price for Dell from $170 to $448; the stock price increased by 1.32% before the market opened, and rose 32.76% the previous day. Previously, the "new stock god" Serenity stated that Trump mentioned Dell multiple times and had purchased between one million and five million dollars worth of stock, expecting Dell's performance to exceed expectations. The market may shift toward upstream supply chain companies, and investors who miss the opportunity can focus on related suppliers, with potential benefits not yet fully priced in.
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Shanghai's recent plans have expanded both cloud-native and AI computing power, and data element scenarios are also being implemented. It feels like the industrial internet is about to take off.
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Shanghai: Optimize the layout of computing power facilities, strengthen support for computing power vouchers, and promote the inclusive supply of intelligent computing power
Shanghai Municipal Government General Office issues the "15th Five-Year Plan for Service Industry Development," focusing on innovation in information services, enhancing the supply of software and basic software, promoting cloud deployment, and developing native applications such as intelligent assistants. Strengthen the online new economy, build up lifestyle internet, social e-commerce, and cultural video platforms, improve the digital transformation services for bulk commodities and industrial products, and promote cross-border and live-streaming e-commerce. Reinforce AI + computing power support, build common technology platforms, cultivate data service providers, and demonstrate data element scenarios.
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Research report key points: The bottleneck in high-end supply is in equipment delivery, leading top companies to expand capacity to gain dominance, and the story of domestic substitution of electronic yarn/fabric has just begun.
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China Merchants Securities: The expectation of price increases for high-end electronic textiles is well-supported; continue to monitor leading companies.
Mars Finance News: On June 1st, it was reported that China Merchants Securities' research report states that the demand for AI electronic fabrics is growing rapidly, while high-end supply is constrained, leading to a persistent structural gap.
On the demand side, the core upgrade in electronic yarn/fabric needs is driven by both AI computing power and high-frequency communication.
On the supply side, the main bottleneck for high-end electronic fabrics is the long delivery cycle of high-end weaving machines (such as Toyota JAT910), which takes 18–24 months, making short-term breakthroughs difficult, and the gap in high-end electronic fabrics still exists.
Leading companies focusing on expanding high-end capacity help to consolidate their global influence.
Top enterprises are intensively increasing their electronic yarn/fabric production capacity, with a focus on high-end fields. (Wide-angle observation)
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In the past two days, I’ve seen a bunch of people talking about re-staking / shared security—how the returns can stack layer upon layer, and it sounds pretty enticing. But if you put it plainly: when the returns compound, the risks compound too. It’s just that a lot of people treat it like an illusion of “the underlying is safer.” In reality, shared security is more like tying many systems together—nothing seems obvious in normal times, but once something goes wrong, they might all shake at the same time.
Anyway, I’m still trimming my positions based on whether I can sleep at night. I’ll take
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Last night during the review, I felt a bit scared: a few days ago I saw words like "modularization" and "DA layer" flying everywhere, developers were very excited, and I almost impulsively moved my position to a new chain... Luckily I held back and spent a calm night following my own rules. To put it simply, the main line is: can the data be stored stably and reliably (data availability), who queues to record transactions (ordering), and whether this transaction is finalized without changes (finality). The terms sound intimidating, but it's really just about "where to put things, who goes firs
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411 entries coming and going, Polymarket's 89% odds are still holding up, I know this script well
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CryptoWorld News reports that, according to crypto analyst AI Auntie monitoring, strategy withdrew 411 BTC from Coinbase three hours ago, matching exactly the 411 BTC transferred into Coinbase the previous day. AI Auntie states that this move may indicate that the previous market speculation about strategy selling Bitcoin was a misunderstanding. However, the probability of the prediction event on Polymarket that "strategy will sell BTC before the end of the year" has not significantly declined and remains at 89%.
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ETHA runs 50 million dollars a day, are institutions rebalancing or are they really not optimistic about the short term?
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The Ethereum spot ETF had a total net outflow of $65.6497M yesterday, continuing a 5-day net outflow.
According to SoSoValue, on May 15th, Ethereum spot ETFs experienced a total net outflow of approximately $65.6497 million, with the largest intraday outflow from BlackRock's ETHA at $50.3527 million, and Fidelity's FETH outflow at $11.0772 million. As of the time of writing, the total net asset value is $12.93B, with a net asset ratio of 4.83%, and a cumulative net inflow of $11.83B; ETHA has a total net inflow of $11.81B, and FETH has $2.2B.
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Spark borrows 50 million USDT and quickly transfers it to Wintermute to sweep the market; the whale's execution power is indeed frightening. Should I follow or not?
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Arkham monitoring shows that a whale holding over $300 million worth of ETH has added to their position again. The address borrowed 50 million USDT from Spark last night and transferred it to Wintermute to buy ETH. Since the end of 2023, this whale has only traded ETH, realizing a total profit of about $100 million.
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Peirce is one of the rare clear-headed individuals in the SEC; privacy and compliance are not mutually exclusive.
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SEC Commissioner Peirce Calls for Greater Focus on Privacy-Enhancing Technologies and Advocates Limiting Government Financial Surveillance of Ordinary Citizens
SEC Commissioner Hester M. Peirce emphasized the introduction of privacy-enhancing technologies in financial regulation at the "Regulating PETshop" seminar at Georgetown Law School, criticizing current policies for focusing too much on government surveillance and advocating for prioritizing privacy protection. She stated that blockchain public wallet addresses can reduce information exposure under compliance conditions and called for the development of technical teams that meet KYC/AML requirements while collecting as little information as possible, working together with the SEC cryptocurrency working group.
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A new battleground in which the two parties tear into each other: alien secrets. Eating melon all the way to outer space—then hurry and bring the files out.
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Trump: First batch of UFO files to be released soon "Very interesting and fascinating"
Trump says the government has multiple "very interesting" documents about unidentified flying objects, with the first batch to be released soon.
Obama stated in an interview that aliens definitely exist but he has not seen them, and mentioned that Area 51 has no underground facilities unless a huge conspiracy exists to keep the president in the dark.
Trump accused Obama of leaking classified information, saying he will instruct the Pentagon and other agencies to release more related documents in response to public interest.
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Blow up Oman? That's quite a hardcore diplomatic phrase.
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CryptoWorld News reports that Trump stated after a cabinet meeting that if Oman supports Iran on the Strait of Hormuz issue, the U.S. will "blow up" Oman. He emphasized that Oman "will behave well" and rejected any proposals for joint control of the strait, saying "the strait will be open to everyone." Trump added that Oman will act like other countries, or else the United States will take action.
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Last night, feeling a bit bored, I tried a small swing trade, and ended up getting educated by a slip: the K-line looked pretty smooth, but the moment I placed the order, the depth was as thin as paper. I even split my order into two to chase in, which was like raising my own price... To put it plainly, my rhythm was off, the more anxious I was, the more I lost.
Why did this happen?
Because I was only watching the price, forgetting to check the order book and liquidity pools first. If liquidity isn't enough, don’t force the trade.
Now I’ve added a simple rule for myself: for thin order books
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There is finally a compliant RWA entry point on Solana. Starting with gold tokens, the traditional financial “playing style” of KYC plus qualified investors has been brought on-chain—Orca’s move is aimed at institutional funds.
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Orca launches a compliant trading marketplace for tokenized physical assets
Orca (Solana decentralized exchange) launches "permissioned pool" infrastructure for real-world asset tokenization trading with higher compliance requirements.
The first participants are Streamex, whose gold-backed security GLDY will become the first compliant token traded on this system.
The mechanism focuses on the U.S. market, allowing only KYC-verified qualified investors to buy, sell, and hold; issuers can customize access rules, which are enforced by the on-chain system.
The permissioned pool operates on Orca's existing liquidity foundation, with the interface indicating asset restriction status and trading eligibility.
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I've been diving for a long time, but I still want to say: grid/DCA versus all-in, honestly, it's not about the strategy, it's about whether you can fall asleep. Going all-in feels great during the day, but at night, my mind automatically replays everything until dawn; for someone like me who treats holdings like a potted plant, I prefer to water it slowly, prune regularly, take some profits when it rises, and add a little when it falls, so my emotions are less likely to take me away.
Recently, everyone has been interpreting ETF capital flows, US stock risk appetite, and crypto market rises an
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Lately, I've been debating about security: hardware wallets, multi-signature, social recovery—which one to choose? Honestly, it depends on how big your current "asset pot" is. For small daily transactions, don't make yourself feel like you're performing surgery every time you transfer; a hardware wallet is sufficient, and keep some hot wallets as small change. As your holdings grow and on-chain operations increase, I lean more towards multi-signature, which is more troublesome but can block "slip of the hand" mistakes and emotional impulsiveness. Social recovery sounds appealing, suitable for
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Lately, completing tasks on the platform has been a bit… tiring. Back then, farming rewards felt like picking up loose change; now it’s starting to feel more and more like clocking in for work: filling out forms, binding a pile of social media accounts, repeatedly passing the “witch” review, and then getting a score afterward—making me feel like I’m chasing performance metrics. Plainly put, the more seriously you take it, the easier it is to get anxious; the more you try to max out the points, the easier it is to mess up in your operations.
Right now, I’m following the old rules: trimming my p
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My current attitude towards ordinary people using L2 is roughly: if it can be done on L2, don't force it onto the mainnet, but also don't move all your assets over and forget about them. The reason is quite practical—when the mainnet gas fees spike, even small operations feel painful; L2 offers a much smoother experience, and switching back and forth isn't as stressful as paying taxes every time.
But I will keep a small portion on the mainnet as a "core holding + emergency fund," and the rest on frequently used L2s, rebalancing once a month or when reaching a threshold, like trimming a bonsai,
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Elon Musk personally debunked the rumor, saying the 1T parameters are not here yet, it's just a new 0.5T checkpoint, all for nothing.
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Elon Musk: Grok4.3 beta is still the intermediate version trained with 0.5T, the 1T flagship is 5 days away from completing the initial training.
ME News message: On April 18 (UTC+8), according to Beating monitoring by Dongcha, Grok 4.3 (beta) has been opened to users subscribed to the highest tier SuperGrok Heavy. On the 17th, users had already seen this version marked with an “Early Access” label in the dropdown menu on Grok.com. In the morning of the 18th, X user Mark Kretschmann posted that this version has 1T parameters, with a scale that is twice that of Grok 4.20, and a significantly longer training time as well. Later, xAI and Tesla CEO Elon Musk corrected this in the same tweet, stating that the current 4.3 (beta) is still a 0.5T model, just an updated training checkpoint, not the 1T new model people were speculating about
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Today I learned a lesson from myself: thinking "just top up a little" on the position, but I ended up taking a full order in a small pool, and the slippage directly disrupted my plan. Clearly seeing the depth was thin, yet I was still eager to confirm, basically just itching to trade. Later I thought it was pretty funny. After reviewing, the problem wasn't the direction, but the rhythm: splitting the order into several parts, giving myself ten more seconds, not using market orders when emotions are high, which actually aligns more with my usual "pruning bonsai" approach. Recently, everyone has
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A 300-fold increase sounds frightening, but the real truth is the 6:1 willingness-to-use ratio gap—everyone wants to borrow but is afraid to, and rebuilding trust is much more difficult than technical challenges.
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Ledn Report: Bitcoin Collateralized Loan Market Could Reach $1 Trillion in the Next Decade
Crypto news reports that Ledn's new report states that in the next ten years, Bitcoin-backed consumer loans could grow to $1 trillion, an increase of nearly 300 times, due to demand for digital asset-backed lending far exceeding actual usage. 88% of respondents are considering using it, while only 14% are already using it, forming a 6:1 gap. The current market is about $3 billion, and overall crypto loans are expected to reach $73.6 billion by Q3 2025. The report also points out that rebuilding trust is the industry's biggest challenge, and borrower confidence infrastructure needs to be improved.
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