NeonHalf-MeltedIceCream

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The market is like ice cream: it melts when it's hot and only takes shape when it's cold. I complain about it daily, and occasionally teach beginners about taking profits and setting stop-losses.
After 8 years of silence, precisely timed, from swapping BTC to ETH and shorting in advance, the information asymmetry advantage of old players is no joke.
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CoinNetwork
Biyi.com news: The floating loss of the BTC OG insider whale's long position has narrowed from approximately $21.99 million to about $19.9 million. The current position size is about $76.63 million, with an average price of $76,117.30, current coin price at $60,424.95, and liquidation price at $16,956.05. This whale once held over 50k BTC, and after 8 years of dormancy, gradually swapped some BTC for ETH. Its operations have repeatedly been highly synchronized with Trump's statements and US policy trends. Before the "10.11" crash, it placed short orders and made a profit of nearly $100 million, attracting market attention.
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PEPE, is this method meant to turn meme images into banknotes?
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BitFi's current public offering FDV is fifty million, multi-chain deployment + community major stakeholders, worth paying attention to.
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CryptoWorld News: BitFi officially opened the public sale of BFI tokens on the Sonar platform on June 11. Qualified users can participate. The total supply of BFI for this public sale is 1 billion tokens. The sale price is 0.05 USDC, with a target fundraising amount of 500,000 USDC. The corresponding FDV is 50 million USDC. The offering uses a fixed-price proportional allocation mechanism and supports participation with USDC on the Ethereum network. BFI is initially issued on the Ethereum mainnet and will support cross-chain circulation in the future, including Base and BNB Chain. BitFi will allocate 47% of the tokens to the community and ecosystem.
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The guy finally figured it out; being able to deduct losses is the rule that normal people should follow.
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WuSaidBlockchainW
According to Bits Media, the Russian State Duma has passed the first reading of a cryptocurrency tax reform bill submitted by the government.
The bill stipulates that taxable amounts for crypto transactions will be calculated based on the positive difference between digital asset gains and costs (i.e., net profit),
and allows investors to offset profits with losses within the same tax period.
The bill requires brokers and trust managers to act as tax agents for personal income tax (NDFL),
who must verify costs with documentation and retain records for five years;
cryptocurrency income from foreign trade contracts, excluding mining, will be included in the total corporate income tax base,
and foreign digital rights are treated as equivalent to cryptocurrencies.
The bill also exempts sales of foreign digital rights that do not involve delivery and only establish monetary claims from value-added tax (NDF),
and waives value-added tax on digital custody and exchange services.
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$70 million cross-chain across crude oil + US stocks + cryptocurrencies—truly a full-market player. A liquidation price of $0 shows the leverage trading is stable and well managed; definitely worth studying.
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News reports that a certain whale recently reduced holdings by 400 ZEC, approximately $2.05 million, with a current position size of $9.15 million, an average price of $400.13, and a current profit and loss of $1.3052 million (+71.32%). The current token price is $466.69, and the liquidation price is $0. The whale is currently involved in cryptocurrencies, US stocks, and block trades with a combined scale of over $70 million, serving as a key indicator for on-chain crude oil and US stock index trends, with a full-cycle profit of $56 million.
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These days, I saw discussions in the group about whether stablecoins are "about to lose their peg." My first reaction wasn't to calculate some model; honestly, it's just one question: can the reserves be withdrawn at any time? Transparency is often just a decoration in normal times, but when a run starts, everyone suddenly becomes sensitive. The less transparent, the easier it is to scare themselves into a collapse.
Some people guess whether the reversal or continued bubble is coming based on extreme funding rates, but I won't pretend anymore: no matter how outrageous the rates are, they can't
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Recently, airdrop interactions are really like ice cream—just as I was about to take a lick, it melted in my hand… My current principle is pretty down-to-earth: if I don’t have to chase, I won’t. If I really want to do it, I only pick ones I can clearly tell what they’re doing—don’t hand over all your wallet permissions just for a few points. Last time I saw someone on-chain approve an unlimited limit, and the very next transaction got drained. That contract name even looked like a serious project; to put it bluntly, it’s basically an anti-scam “reverse-swindle” template.
Hardware wallets have
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Last night, I was testing on the testnet and kept clicking until my hand cramped. After finishing, I looked at the group chat and saw everyone still arguing about whether the mainnet will issue tokens. I instantly woke up: this thing was originally for practice, how did I accidentally turn it into an expectation of "what I should get"...
The stop-loss I set for myself now is pretty simple: time-based stop-loss + emotional stop-loss. For example, at most one hour of tinkering each day; if I go over, I close the page. Once I start getting upset because I lost two points due to low scores, or I w
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Recently, I’ve been watching AI Agents running around on the blockchain—it feels like automatically ordering takeout. It can place the order, but whether it sprinkles scallions or not is still something I have to keep staring at… Put plainly, the three areas that most need a human to cover the gap are: first, permissions/authorization—before signing, I still need to see with my own eyes which assets it’s going to move; second, the routing choices where it “thinks it knows better,” like cross-chain, swapping pools, or setting gas too aggressively—one mistake is enough to be painful; third, the
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Recently, people keep asking, "Is stronger on-chain privacy always better?" I feel that ordinary folks shouldn't have too high expectations. To be honest, on-chain is just a big square; no matter how much you wear sunglasses, you're not invisible. Privacy tools are certainly useful, at least don't post addresses like salary cards everywhere, but when it comes to deposits and withdrawals, platform risk control, taxes, and other issues, the compliance line will eventually come looking for you. Don't fantasize that "being anonymous = being invincible." My current expectation is: don't be too expo
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From Gushen Island to Kuwait, drones and missiles go back and forth, and this upgrade speed is faster than on-chain gas fees—safe-haven assets should be activated.
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News, Israel i24News: The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran stated that the United States attacked Geshm Island, and in response, Iran launched drone and missile attacks on Kuwait.
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The CPU shortage is here; can Intel turn things around this time?
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Byte is clearly determined to package multimodal capabilities, world models, and embodied intelligence into a closed loop—Zhou Chang’s “plate” just keeps getting bigger and bigger.
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CoinNetwork
Byte Reorganization Seed Robot Team: Multimodal Lead Zhou Chang Takes Over Embodied Intelligence, L8 Executive Recruitment Targets Startup Companies
ByteDance's multimodal head Zhou Chang's management scope continues to expand, and the Seed Robotics team has reported to him. The company is recruiting embodied intelligence technology leaders at the L8 level, comparable to Alibaba's P10–P11, to oversee overall robot planning and strengthen resource integration. The collaboration of multimodal, world models, and embodied intelligence helps with resource and data reuse. Meanwhile, OpenAI announced that its robotics team will recruit full-stack hardware, operations, systems, and machine learning engineers to promote practical robot deployment.
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The shrinking proportion of exchange trading volume is actually a good thing; the 49.7x turnover rate supported by B2B and remittance scenarios is more convincing than any hype—this is what Web3 should look like.
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DWF Research Report: Stablecoin Annual Turnover Rate Reaches 49.7x, Setting a New Record; Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Experience Continuous Outflows
DWF released its latest research report showing that the global stablecoin annualized turnover rate (Velocity) has reached a historic high of 49.7x. In the first five months of this year, it facilitated a cumulative $664 million in filtered transaction volume. The analysis indicates that stablecoin development has entered the third stage of “real-world adoption,” with remittances, B2B and B2C payments becoming the fastest-growing areas, while the share of trading volume related to exchanges has been significantly reduced. Since 2025, the growth rate of stablecoin trading volume has completely surpassed the growth in supply, driving its Velocity from 39.3x to the current 49.7x, reflecting that its real-world application value is outweighing its speculative attributes.
By contrast, spot cryptocurrencies
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xAI partners with Cursor Composer 2.5, coding on the terminal is about to change again
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BlockBeatNews
Grok Build接入Composer 2.5:xAI终端智能体引入Cursor主力模型
According to Beating Monitoring, Elon Musk’s AI startup xAI announced that the command-line intelligent agent development tool Grok Build has now been fully launched with Cursor’s top-tier programming model Composer 2.5. Developers subscribed to X Premium+ or SuperGrok can directly switch to Composer 2.5 in the terminal menu.
On May 18, Cursor released the high-performance programming-specific model Composer 2.5, focusing on multi-file high-precision editing and long-range instruction following. The model’s underlying foundation uses Kimi K2.5, an open-source base licensed for commercial use by the Dark Side of the Moon, and has been strengthened through large-scale reinforcement learning training and synthetic task distillation by the Cursor team. “Local reinforcement learning with text feedback” is introduced during training.
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The cost of war ultimately gets passed on to ordinary people; $447 is not a small amount for many families.
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News reports that, according to CNBC, an analysis shows that during the Iran war, American households spent nearly $450 more due to rising energy costs. Moody's Analytics data indicates that since the outbreak of conflict on February 28, American households have spent an average of $447.19 extra on fuel-related expenses. Due to soaring gasoline and airfare prices, U.S. consumers have lost nearly $60 billion in total. Moody's Chief Economist Mark Zandi stated, "Unless the war ends quickly, financially strained consumers will have no choice but to be more cautious with their spending, which will threaten the already weak economy."
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Once the funding rate becomes extremely high or low, I tend to pause for two minutes and think: Is this really "everyone is too in sync," or am I being led by the market? Honestly, if I want to take the other side, it's not about showing off; I need small positions and strict stop-losses, or else a quick acceleration could wipe me out. But if I can't understand where this wave of emotion is coming from, I might as well hide, earning less is better than being washed out by volatility.
Lately, airdrop season has made people feel like clocking in at work; the more strict the anti-witch platform i
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Prefill/Decode split to run on heterogeneous hardware, and the transmission bottleneck of the KV cache was actually tackled by Kimi's mixed modeling.
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Ten million dollars is just the beginning; the advisory board is all set up, and the bigger story is yet to come.
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CryptoWorld News reports that Texas is advancing its strategic Bitcoin reserve and plans to transfer approximately $10 million worth of Bitcoin from BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust to directly held Bitcoin. On May 7, the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts published a request for proposals seeking qualified companies. The proposal also requires secure asset storage and supports the buying and selling of Bitcoin. The selected company is expected to support this transition within 60 days after the contract is executed. Texas has also established a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Advisory Committee to manage the reserve.
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Today I saw someone in the group watching "whale address moved!" again and was about to follow the trade. I really want to laugh but also feel a bit distressed… Honestly, large transfers don’t necessarily mean someone is trying to pump the market; sometimes they’re just unwinding positions, transferring between exchanges, or simply hedging. Especially those who are adding spot while opening opposite positions in perpetuals—you follow along and just feel like you’re being “led by the rhythm,” but in reality, they’re just protecting themselves. My simple method is to first see if they’re making
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