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Not seeking to get rich overnight, just hoping the portfolio can withstand: volatility, correlation, and hedging are all considered; occasionally, my attention gets drawn away by trending topics.
Just finished reviewing, and this version of the strategy's risk exposure control is quite interesting. I'll verify it on-chain data later.
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TeacherAbu
Evening Strategy
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The protocol abandoned three years ago can still be exploited for $2.1 million; this revelation is more intriguing than expected.
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Wu has learned that Ethereum privacy infrastructure developer Aztec Labs is investigating a security incident that may affect the Aztec Connect protocol, which has been discontinued. Approximately $2.1 million worth of assets have been transferred out of the related non-upgradable smart contracts. Aztec Connect was deprecated three years ago, and Aztec Labs does not hold administrative privileges nor can it pause or upgrade the system. The team stated that they will disclose more updates on the investigation later.
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Blackstone's buying, 1.3 billion dollars in trading volume, institutions really are not short of money.
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CoinWorld News reports that BlackRock Bitcoin ETF ($IBIT) had a net inflow of 906 Bitcoins on June 12th, which is approximately $57.67 million at the current price, with a trading volume of $1.3 billion.
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61.6% whale ratio indicates one thing: institutions have been waiting for this price, and retail investors' sold positions have all gone into their pockets.
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CryptoWorld News reports that whales quietly bought in as Bitcoin dropped to $60k.
At the bottom between $60k and $61k, the proportion of exchange whales surged to 61.6%, proving that whales completely dominated the buying activity and absorbed market panic.
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Open-source TTS has finally moved to real-time streaming, Higgs Audio v3's latency control is quite impressive, zero-shot cloning + emotion tagging are pretty elaborate to play with
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CoinNetwork
Boson AI opensource 4B audio model Higgs Audio v3, supports streaming emotion control
Boson AI Open-Source Higgs Audio v3 TTS Weights, based on Qwen3-4B, with approximately 4 billion parameters, optimized for real-time streaming conversations; synthesis starts before the text is fully complete to reduce latency. Supports 100+ languages/dialects, bringing character/word error rate down to single digits. Supports zero-shot voice cloning and can embed 20+ emotions and multiple types of control tags within the text. Achieves end-to-end optimization together with LMSYS in the SGLang-Omni framework; on a single H100, the real-time single-concurrency rate is 0.147. The weights have been released on Hugging Face under a non-commercial research license.
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Recently, I saw a bunch of people saying "AMM just hanging around can earn trading fees," and it makes me a little anxious... That curve thing, to put it simply, is you betting against price fluctuations: up and down swings, the pool will automatically make you sell at higher prices and buy at lower prices, ultimately making the fees look pretty on paper, but actually being worn down by impermanent loss, especially during trending markets. Seeing others share their market-making profits also makes me a bit envious, but I wouldn't dare go all-in and lie down completely; the correlation changing
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To be honest, I’ve been looking at cross-chain bridges again recently, and the more I look, the more I feel that “waiting for confirmation” isn’t just dragging things out—it’s saving yourself a way to keep your life. Multi-signature sounds safe, but it really comes down to who holds those few keys and whether anyone can go all-in; the oracle is the same. If, at the moment you feed the price/message, it gets stuck, then the other side of the bridge will be confused right along with it. Now, testnet incentives and expected points are being talked about a lot, and everyone is speculating whether
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This guy hasn't moved in 8 years, and when he finally does, it's textbook-level political arbitrage.
The ZEC short position has an unrealized profit of over 13 million dollars, and the liquidation price is still far away.
Real whales never predict the market, only predict policies.
ZEC-3.50%
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CoinWorld News: A certain BTC OG whale’s ZEC short position’s unrealized profit has expanded to $13.7064 million, with a gain of 184.47%. The whale’s average entry price is $626.47. At present, ZEC’s price is $387.93, its liquidation price is $765.86, and the position size is $22.2903 million. This address previously held more than 50,000 BTC. After being dormant for 8 years, it gradually rotated some BTC into ETH. Its actions are highly synchronized with Trump’s remarks and shifts in U.S. policy. It previously set up shorts before the “10.11” drop and profited nearly $100 million, drawing market attention.
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Lately, the more I look at governance proposals, the more uncomfortable I feel: they say it's "community governance," but in the end, a bunch of votes are delegated to just a few people, and it ends up like a oligarch board meeting... Who does the governance token really serve? Honestly, it still mostly serves liquidity and narrative. Small investors voting or not voting makes little difference; voting just gives a bit of participation feeling, which is pretty depressing.
What's even more crazy is that when spot/contract funding rates hit an extreme, the group chat starts arguing "Is it about
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Recently, doing tasks on those platforms feels a lot like clocking in at work: check-ins, reposts, cross-chain actions, screenshots, form-filling—and then you still have to get reviewed by the “witch/rater” at the end. To put it bluntly, going after free rewards has shifted from relying on speed to relying on whether you can pass as a “real person.” The more I try to dodge the rules, the more anxious I get—so much so that even someone like me, who just wants to stay steady, is forced to open more spreadsheets and calculate costs… honestly, it would be better to go back to portfolio hedging; at
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The transaction on May 19th looked like a buyback, but in reality it was governance suicide — the audit committee was directly paralyzed, only a few days left before the compliance deadline, and Tether's publicly listed company experiment is about to fail.
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Twenty One Capital: Facing a compliance crisis, stock price has shrunk by 83%
Crypto World News reports that Twenty One Capital, controlled by Tether, must resolve its independent director compliance issues by June 5; otherwise, it may be flagged as BC by the NYSE. Its stock price has fallen 83% over the past year. The trigger was the transaction on May 19: Tether acquired and canceled 89,106,748 Class A shares held by SoftBank, the governance agreement was terminated, SoftBank directors resigned, leaving the audit committee with only 1 independent member—contrary to the NYSE’s requirement for two independent members during the transition period.
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From unlimited ammunition to quota restrictions, Uber's AI spending curve perfectly illustrates what it means to "fire first and aim later."
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CryptoWorld News, Uber recently implemented internal usage limit regulations to cut AI (Artificial Intelligence) expenses. The company requires each employee and each intelligent coding tool (including ClaudeCode and Cursor under Anthropic) to have a monthly AI call cost cap of $1,500. The company stated that employees can view their consumption limits in real-time through an internal data dashboard, and exceptions can be made for special scenarios with approval. Due to this policy, Uber's Chief Technology Officer revealed publicly in April that the company had exhausted its annual AI budget in just four months.
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AI Agents are pretty popular right now, but I always feel that even if they can “interact on-chain,” they still can’t do without human backup. To put it bluntly, the most deadly part is the authorization step: how much quota to grant, to whom, and whether it’s unlimited authorization. Agents can easily open up all the risk just to “complete the task.” And with cross-chain/coin swaps—slippage, routing, counterfeit coins with the same name—you can’t just let it “pretend to be dead” with you if something goes wrong.
Actually, when a mainstream public chain upgrades or around the time of a hard fo
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3.4 trillion sounds impressive, but with 94% dilution from new shares and only 2.3 billion in core profits, the numbers make it seem like trading bubbles for bubbles—can it really be sustained long term?
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Analysis by Fortune magazine states that if Elon Musk pushes for a merger between SpaceX and Tesla, the combined company's valuation could reach $3.4 trillion. The report points out that SpaceX may need to issue new shares equivalent to 94% of the current circulating shares to complete the acquisition. Meanwhile, Tesla's GAAP net profit over the past 12 months has fallen to $3.9 billion, with core operating profit excluding regulatory credit income and Bitcoin gains at approximately $2.3 billion. Analysts believe that this deal may be an overvaluation of assets acquiring another overvalued company, and long-term profitability remains questionable.
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BNB has finally overtaken XRP, securing the fourth spot firmly.
BNB-2.25%
XRP-3.39%
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BNB's market capitalization surpasses XRP, firmly ranking as the fourth-largest cryptocurrency
Crypto news, according to U.Today, BNB has now surpassed its historical competitor XRP, securing the fourth-largest position among cryptocurrencies, with a market cap of $9.399 billion. Its current trading price is $696.19, up 6.1% over the past week. By comparison, XRP’s market cap is $81.9 billion, leaving a gap of $12 billion between the two. Bitcoin continues to dominate the market with a market cap of over $146 billion, followed closely by Ethereum ($240.9 billion) and Tether (USDT, $187.9 billion). Meanwhile, investment management giant VanEck has recently launched its first BNB
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Dawn Song’s team broke all eight benchmarks and open-sourced the tools—this is true “red team” spirit: letting the evaluation itself be evaluated.
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Recently, I've seen a bunch of people watching large on-chain transfers and exchange hot and cold wallets, shouting "smart money is coming" whenever there's movement... What I actually want to do more now is trace the path: where does this money come from (is it a return flow from old addresses or new funds coming in), how many intermediaries are involved, whether it has gone through cross-chain bridges or aggregators, and finally whether it has entered a known exchange collection address. Many "coincidental transfers" are essentially collection, chain swapping, or market-making fund rebalanci
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Lately, the more I look at the blockchain, the more I feel that "cutting in line" actually doesn't affect those big orders worth hundreds of thousands of dollars; they've already got a team watching them. The unlucky ones are people like me who casually swap some coins, set a slippage, and think they're being cautious. MEV treats ordering as a business, and the result is that for the same transaction, by the time you click confirm, you're actually racing against a bunch of bots. To be honest, the sense of fairness is being worn down quite thin.
What's even more annoying is that now the staking
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Rosatom actively offers to help transport uranium; this move is quite interesting — it serves as a technical bargaining chip and also adds another piece to the US-Iran negotiations.
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I recently reviewed why I always end up preferring to be the options buyer. To put it plainly, it’s because I want to use a small amount of money to buy a ticket for the “what if the market goes berserk” scenario, so I can sleep easy. But time value is really that realistic—if you don’t touch it, it bleeds away every day. By the end, it’s not that you misread the direction; it’s that even if you read it correctly, you still don’t catch the timing. On the flip side, the seller is like collecting rent—slowly taking in that time value, as long as you don’t run into a black swan that flips the who
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