AirdropDreamsInAGlassBottle

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Airdrop hunter but not reckless, enjoys studying task boundaries and Sybil rules, willing to take risks and also patient enough to wait.
If this case is truly judged, all wallets with long-term inactivity in the future will have to be on edge, on-chain dormancy ≠ legal abandonment, and the court's timely brake is well-placed.
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CoinNetwork
Crypto World Network news: The Supreme Court of the State of New York has suspended a default judgment procedure involving 39,069 Bitcoin wallets. The related wallets together hold approximately 3.8 million BTC, valued at about $293 billion.
Plaintiff Noah Doe tried to claim ownership of these long-dormant wallets under New York’s lost-and-found property regulations, but New York attorney Ian R. Cohen filed an amicus brief arguing that long-term inactivity does not equal relinquishment of ownership, and that Bitcoin cannot be handed over to the police like physical property.
On June 5, the court suspended the related proceedings, and the case is still pending further hearings. In addition, some of the addresses listed in the case have recently shown on-chain transfers, including a wallet that has been dormant since 2011 and transferred out 47.26 BTC.
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Recently I’ve been seeing a bunch of PFPs hanging phrases like “Member Benefits” and “Brand Co-creation.” Let’s be real—it’s basically asking you: are you willing to join a group just for a profile picture, get some priority, and then wait for it to turn into a “culture”? I’m a bit more laid-back about it now. Short-term attention really comes fast and goes just as fast—especially lately, when everyone’s been chatting about rate-cut expectations and the U.S. Dollar Index, with risk assets riding high and then getting wary together. When the mood changes, yesterday’s “belief” turns into today’s
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Over the past two days, I’ve seen people fixating on whale addresses to copy trades, and I’m honestly a bit more “let it be” now… First, though, I need to think it through clearly: is the other side building a position, or hedging? Put simply, while the whale buys spot on one side, it opens perpetual shorts on the other to lock in risk. If you just follow what looks like “buying,” you might end up being the one catching the falling knife.
I usually take a quick look at on-chain details as well—for example, when the same wallet sends coins into the contract at 0x7c…b1 to post collateral, while
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To be honest, seeing screenshots of others being liquidated recently gives me chills... Many times it's not that your direction is wrong, but that the oracle feed price was slow. When the market drops sharply, your collateral ratio is actually already at a dangerous level, but the system hasn't updated the price yet. By the time it reacts, it just liquidates you based on the "latest price," and there's no window to add margin, which is quite frustrating.
I'm also not sure if everyone has been talking about rate cuts expectations lately, or if the US dollar index has caused risk assets to go ha
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Aikido Security's disclosure of the IronWorm attack chain is so comprehensive: eBPF concealment, Tor callback, OIDC self-propagation, and even disguising Claude submissions—it's practically a textbook example of a supply chain attack.
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CoinNetwork
Aikido Security: New "ironworm" supply chain attack affects over 30 npm packages
Aikido Security disclosed a supply chain attack called ironworm, affecting over 30 npm packages of AsteroidDAO. Malicious Rust binaries execute during the pre-installation phase, capable of scanning environment variables and credentials, targeting AWS, GCP, Vault, npm, and AI keys, and attempting to attack Exodus wallets. It uses eBPF rootkit for hiding, reconnects via Tor, propagates itself through the npm trusted publishing OIDC mechanism, and disguises itself as submissions like Claude to cover tracks.
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I realize that my tolerance for unrealized losses is really much worse than for unrealized gains… Clearly I haven't sold nor realized a loss, but when I lie down at night, my mind automatically replays: Should I cut, did I choose the wrong chain, will tomorrow be worse? Conversely, when I have unrealized gains, I’m actually quite calm, even a bit afraid to be too happy, worried that getting too excited might cause me to impulsively add to my position and then get reversed and face a slap in the face. Basically, the pain of losses feels more real.
Thinking about it, recently hardware wallets
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Lately, governance voting has been a little confusing—there are a bunch of people who delegate their votes so they can save effort, and in the end it turns into those few “big players” pressing the buttons… They call it decentralized governance, but when you boil it down, who the governance tokens actually govern is still whoever has the louder voice, whoever is more diligent (or has more resources), and who gets to call the shots.
What’s even more interesting is that everyone complains that voting is troublesome, yet they spend their time comparing on-chain yield products with RWA and U.S. Tr
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The U.S.-Iran negotiations are hanging in the balance, and the U.S. dollar has risen in the meantime. With the Strait of Hormuz closed, inflation is set to creep higher again, and the central bank’s interest rate hike is hanging over everyone’s heads.
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BlockBeatNews
Traders believe the US dollar will rise in the coming weeks
BlockBeats reported that in early June, traders expect the US dollar to strengthen over the next few weeks, due to uncertainty surrounding US-Iran negotiation prospects and an AI-driven rise in US equities. The US Dollar Index rose last month as investors assessed the difficulty of the talks. The war led to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and an increase in energy prices, and central banks may raise interest rates again due to inflation. On Monday, the index rose by 0.4%. Previously, it was stated that Iran would stop exchanging information with the US side.
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The first quantum computing company is here, with a valuation of $1.46 billion.
This sector has finally reached an IPO.
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MarsBitNews
Quantinuum raises its initial public offering target to $1.46 billion, issuing 26.5 million shares through an IPO
Mars Finance News, June 1 — Quantinuum will issue 26.5 million shares through an IPO, with an expected IPO price of $53 to $55 per share. Quantinuum has raised its initial public offering target to $1.46 billion.
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High-leverage longs are queuing up to go to the rooftop.
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CryptoZeno
$BTC is nearing the liquidation of high-leverage long positions.
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I have a pretty typical problem: when spot prices go up, I want to sell; when futures get exciting, I want to add more. As a result, I either can't hold on or get liquidated directly... To put it simply, position management boils down to one thing: think clearly about "the worst day" — avoid touching the part that would keep you awake from losses, and only try the part that can be considered tuition fees.
Recently, cross-chain bridges have had issues again, and oracles report outrageous prices. Everyone is comforting each other with "waiting for confirmation," and I do the same: I’d rather e
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Maritime gaming escalates: from seizing oil tankers to controlling straits, the fuse of the Middle Eastern powder keg has been shortened once again—merchant ships have become the most expensive bargaining chips.
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MeNews
US media: The US military will inspect and seize commercial ships related to Iran in the coming days
The U.S. side states that in the coming days, they will board and seize ships related to Iran in international waters, expanding maritime operations beyond the Middle East. Meanwhile, Iran is strengthening control over the Strait of Hormuz, attacking multiple commercial ships on Saturday and claiming the waterway is under strict control. The day before, Iran's foreign minister said the strait is fully open to commercial ships, receiving praise from Trump.
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This pullback is pretty fierce; even 76,000 can't hold.
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MeNews
BTC drops below $76,000, with a 24-hour decline of 2.3%, currently priced at $75,984.
ME News Report, April 18 (UTC+8), according to CoinMarketCap market data, BTC fell below $76,000, currently quoted at $75,984, a 24-hour decline of 2.3%. (Source: CoinMarketCap)
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The ultimate take on “picking up the bag at the top”—Nakamoto Holdings paid a tuition fee that stings a bit.
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CoinNetwork
Crypto World Network News: On-chain analysis platform Arkham said in a post that its tracking data shows that Bitcoin treasury company Nakamoto Holdings may be the worst-performing BTC treasury company at present. Arkham stated that the company bought BTC with an average price of about $118k for a total value of approximately $679 million; currently, its books show an unrealized loss of about $224 million, and its unrealized loss on holdings exceeds 35%. In addition, Arkham also said that the company’s share price has fallen by about 99.4% from its historical peak.
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Fallen from 64% to 40%, the bullish traders in April are probably already liquidated on Polymarket.
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MeNews
The predictive market shows the probability of Bitcoin reaching $80k in April decreasing
ME News Report, April 18 (UTC+8), forecast market data shows that in the event "What price will Bitcoin reach in April?", the probability of the "Yes" option "Will Bitcoin reach $80,000 in April?" has decreased from 64.5% to 40.5%, a single-day drop of 24.0 percentage points.
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The tangible hand is more effective than gravity; I’m following this move.
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TeacherAbu
Waves are still there, but what pushes the waves forward is no longer gravity, but a pair of tangible hands.
Yesterday, I stayed up all night with the team, reviewing the trading of the first half of this year (February to May), and summarized: the main trend is dominant, news determines the minor trend, and technical analysis determines entry points.
In the current crypto market, trading methods have undergone a major change. The influence of news (geopolitics, macro policies) is now very significant, which is understandable. The market is driven by expectations, so in the future, we need to strengthen expectations and weaken technical signals.
Setting aside the news aspect, just looking at technical indicators alone really can’t determine the direction anymore, brothers. Also, a word of advice to those who happen to come across this post: the waves are still there, but what pushes the waves forward is no longer gravity, but a pair of tangible hands.
The most successful trader in the community said: “In the past two months, trading has felt even simpler — just oscillate, short when it goes up, long when it goes down. Good news won’t last long, and bad news won’t last long either.”
The waves are still there; we just follow this tangible hand and go with it.
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Traditional giants are entering AI infrastructure, and this signal is much more convincing than crypto influencers shouting signals.
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Lenovo Group's stock price surged over 30% intraday, as it signed a new AI infrastructure construction agreement with Tianjin.
BlockBeats News, May 29 — Lenovo Group (00992.HK) surged over 30% during trading, and Lenovo Holdings (03396.HK) rose over 15%. According to the news, Lenovo Group has signed an agreement with Tianjin to build a new generation AI infrastructure.
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The U.S. is imposing a maritime blockade and still demanding sky-high prices; this level of negotiation sincerity is practically zero. Iran refusing to waste time is completely normal.
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MeNews
Iran has stated that it has informed the U.S. that it has not yet agreed to hold the next round of negotiations.
ME News Report, April 18 (UTC+8), Iran has not yet agreed to hold the next round of talks with the United States. Iran has informed U.S. officials of this through Pakistan. According to sources from relevant departments, due to the U.S. imposing a maritime blockade on Iran and making excessive demands during negotiations, Iran has not yet agreed to hold the next round of talks with the U.S. Iran emphasizes that the main condition for continuing negotiations is the U.S. "avoiding making excessive demands," otherwise, Iran "is unwilling to waste time on prolonged and meaningless negotiations." (Source: PANews)
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I’m now judging whether the project is legit or not—and I really don’t want to just go by how loudly people are shouting about it on Twitter... First, I’d rather check the GitHub: are they making continuous updates, or is it just two commits to keep up appearances? Then I’ll skim the audit reports—no need to understand everything—just find the sections like “Fixed/Unfixed/Out of Scope.” Basically, it’s about whether the team is facing the problems head-on. Upgrades and multi-signature are also crucial: whether permissions are concentrated in one person, whether someone can casually change the
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Last night I paid my tuition again... I originally wanted to take a small position and go for a quick move, but I was impatient and didn't "pause" for a moment, placing a market order directly. When slippage magnified, I got a harsh lesson: watching the price jump up and down, the average transaction price was much worse than I had expected. To be honest, it's not that my strategy is poor, but that the rhythm was too rushed—first stop, place a limit order, split it into several smaller trades and take it slow. Sometimes that's actually more stable; then pause and observe whether the order book
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