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Demand contraction + ETF outflows, this wave of bottom candidates will probably need to be candidates for a while longer. Don't rush to go all-in just yet.
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CryptoQuant research director Julio Moreno said in a report by CoinWorld that Bitcoin’s potential bottom could be around $53,600. This level corresponds to the current realized price and has repeatedly come close to bear-market bottom areas historically, but that does not mean Bitcoin will necessarily fall to that level. For now, it should only be viewed as a “valuation-bottom candidate,” not a confirmation of the cycle bottom. CryptoQuant believes that Bitcoin demand remains “deeply unfavorable.” Last week, total demand fell by 652,000 BTC, marking the largest single-week contraction since January 2022. The 30-day ETF demand growth then narrowed to -74,000 BTC, the weakest level since the launch of U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. In addition, realized losses by holders over the past 30 days were 187,000 BTC, still below levels seen during historical capitulation phases.
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Cathie Wood is really bold with her bets—ARKK stubbornly holds onto crypto stocks, and she doesn’t even blink when the S&P drops by three trillion dollars; her $730,000 Bitcoin target is crazy enough.
SPX6.36%
BTC1.92%
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Crypto界网消息,Cathie Wood通过其旗舰ARKK基金在市场动荡中继续持有大量加密相关股票,尽管自6月2日以来,标准普尔500指数已损失约30k亿美元。根据Ark Invest最新的投资组合披露,该基金仍然对加密货币和数字金融公司保持显著的投资。尽管风险资产持续疲软,Wood仍然看好比特币的长期前景,预计到2030年比特币价格将达到约730k美元,牛市情况下甚至可能达到1.5M美元。与此同时,Robinhood的股票在报告时上涨超过3%。
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Bought in at $1,626, I’m envious of the whale’s move.
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CryptoWorld News: The whale address spent 16.87 million DAI to purchase 10.4k ETH 12 hours ago, at an average price of $1,626. The address currently holds 50 million DAI.
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Recently, multi-chain wallets have made things a bit chaotic, assets are scattered across different pockets, and I have to flip through a lot just to capture a "queue moment." My simple method: first categorize by "purpose," not by chain—keep a small amount of gas for frequently used hot wallets for daily interactions; for infrequently used assets, directly store them in cold wallets or separate addresses, and don't mix them with experimental addresses. Before each cross-chain or chain switch, write down a line: where to where, why you're transferring, and how long you expect to use it, so you
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Voice cloning is a very complex area; OpenAI started working on it in January but only now revealed it. They probably have a big move up their sleeve, maybe waiting for the GPT-5 voice version?
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OpenAI acquires Weights.GG, gaining voice cloning tool Replay technology and six employees
AIMPACT News, May 17 (UTC+8), OpenAI acquired AI voice cloning tool developer Weights.GG in January of this year. About six employees joined OpenAI, and the company obtained the intellectual property rights of the startup but has no product integration plans. Weights.GG had previously raised $4 million in funding, with investors including Kleiner
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From over a hundred million to a few hundred thousand—every cent made from NFTs has been given back. This is the endgame of high leverage.
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Coinjie Media news: Ma Ji Huang Licheng reduced his long ETH position by 500 lots on the HyperLiquid platform, roughly worth $864,200. The current position size is $2,867,220. The average price has fallen from $1,747.07 to $1,743.45. His current profit and loss is -$96,656.53, and his loss ratio is -84.28%. The current coin price is $1,686.59, and the liquidation price is $1,648.26. This trader previously profited from blue-chip NFTs, but after becoming active again this year, he has suffered massive drawdowns one after another since October; his funds have shrunk from over $100 million to several hundred thousand dollars.
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Recently, I’ve been looking up addresses for airdrop interactions again. To put it simply, I’m most afraid of losing on both ends: either the project “snipes” you, or you FOMO and start clicking around everywhere. My approach is pretty down-to-earth: first ask yourself whether you’ll actually use this thing in the future—if you won’t, don’t force yourself to rack up interaction counts; if you will, use it at a normal pace, not like doing a dozen-plus transactions in a day—that feels way too suspicious. Also set a cap on the fees: once it goes over the limit, stop. Only keep going if you can af
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In April alone, over 500 attacks all targeted the logistics network, clearly aiming to cut off blood flow and force negotiations. The costs spilled over outside the battlefield are ultimately borne by civilians.
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CryptoWorld News: Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister: Russia carried out over 500 drone attacks on Ukraine's logistics infrastructure in April.
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Serenity’s analysis this round is quite interesting. If the Clarity Act genuinely turns out to be a positive for traditional banks, then a short-term competitive/strategic play space may open up for crypto stocks instead. Swing traders can keep watching the volatility of COIN and HOOD.
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CryptoWorld News: New crypto guru Serenity posted on the X platform that if the U.S. Clarity Act proceeds along its current trajectory, it may benefit the traditional banking system but restrict innovation in certain areas of cryptocurrency and products competing with banks, potentially impacting market liquidity. He believes that the current valuations of crypto concept stocks like Coinbase, Robinhood, and Circle may be attractive to swing traders.
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Just paid my tuition again: I thought I was trading quickly, but actually I was opening my slippage too loosely, and I didn’t see the depth of the pool clearly. As a result, I stepped into someone else’s waiting queue and got squeezed clearly. Looking back at the trading records, the real problem isn’t “wrong direction,” but chaotic rhythm: getting itchy at every fluctuation, not splitting trades, not placing limit orders, insisting on rushing all at once. Honestly, speeding up when the depth isn’t enough is just feeding MEV…
Recently, everyone is focusing on testnet incentives and points, and
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In the suburbs of Houston, 6,000 acres, SpaceX + Tesla + xAI three companies pooling funds, this is not just building a factory, this is building a city!
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Elon Musk-related shell companies are reported to have purchased land outside Houston, and the chip factory may be established here.
ME News reports on June 3rd that shell companies associated with Musk have recently purchased land in the suburbs of Houston, possibly for the location of the $55 billion chip factory Terafab.
Terafab is jointly promoted by SpaceX, Tesla, and xAI, with an investment cap of $119 billion, focusing on AI and robotics chips.
WIT Tech LLC has acquired at least 6 parcels of land in Grimes County, totaling over 6,000 acres, with the transaction amount undisclosed.
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Is the SEC finally coming to understand? Rational framework + clarification of responsibilities. If this really gets implemented, the industry will be able to breathe a sigh of relief.
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Wu Shuo learned that the U.S. SEC proposed in the "Draft Strategic Plan for Fiscal Years 2026–2030" to establish a "rational, consistent, and principles-based" regulatory framework for digital assets and distributed ledger technology, clarifying the boundaries of securities law applicability in the digital asset space, supporting compliant financing through token issuance, and promoting the development of on-chain financial infrastructure. The SEC also stated that it will promote custody, trading, and staking services to operate under appropriate regulation, and clarify the division of regulatory responsibilities between the SEC and CFTC to provide clearer, lawfully authorized regulatory rules for the crypto market.
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I just noticed a blockchain game pool, with a series of actions in the block: "claim output → sell immediately → reinvest," like watching a passerby constantly digging into their pockets for change. To put it simply, the output is being issued too frequently, and the inflation is too fierce, so buy orders simply can't keep up. The pool appears lively on the surface, but liquidity is actually being drained little by little, and in the end, only those who want to run faster are left. Recently, hardware wallets have been out of stock, and a bunch of phishing links are flying everywhere. People's
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Actually, everyone understands this—retail investors don't need to study block builders or bundle research to the point of being able to write code... I only focus on two things myself: whether the transaction keeps getting "snatched away," and the fact that the same exchange before and after looks very clean in the mempool, but the slippage results are strange.
As long as you know that a bundle is "packing several steps together into a block," who cuts in line basically depends on how the builder/searcher pairs things;
If you want protection, use protected routing/private sending, don't h
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Hong Kong will submit virtual asset legislation proposals within the year, including mandatory licensing and private key security management—an era of compliance is coming.
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According to a report by hket, a message from BIjie News said that Hong Kong’s Acting Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Chen Haolian, stated that the authorities plan to submit virtual asset management legislative proposals to the Legislative Council within the year. The proposals will cover trading, custody, providing advisory services, and asset management, and will also implement a mandatory licensing arrangement. The new framework will be advanced based on the principle of “the same business, the same risks, the same rules,” and will strengthen private key management and customer asset security. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) said that applications for virtual asset licenses continue to increase, but licensing will focus on balancing quality and market capacity.
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Recently, I’ve seen people once again fixating on big transfers on-chain and interpreting any movement between an exchange’s hot and cold wallets as “smart money”... I’m actually more afraid of the quiet kind: contract authorizations still have unlimited allowances left attached. In plain terms, you think the funds are in your wallet, but the keys were already handed out once; after that, if anything goes wrong, you don’t even need to confirm anything.
My habit is like checking the door before going to sleep: after using a dApp, I immediately revoke any unnecessary approve permissions, especia
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Pomp's perspective is quite interesting—The White House shifting from regulator to capital allocator, allowing taxpayers to get a share, is indeed different from the past and worth pondering carefully.
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Crypto Jie News reports that APompliano said the White House has become an important capital allocator and has drawn widespread attention. He noted that, “There is a very clear mission to share the benefits with taxpayers.” In this process, taxpayers are seeing astonishing returns on paper. He mentioned, “How many Wall Street people are in this government is sometimes overlooked.” He believes, “The idea of allocating funds to companies has long existed, but allocating in a way that allows taxpayers to see some kind of benefit is relatively new and more interesting.” He added, “Of course, you can debate its pros and cons—this is definitely different.”
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Liking is the starting point, rationality is the bottom line—this saying is so true, art collection is finally no longer purely based on mysticism but can now calculate ROI.
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Guo Dongjie: The Ten Levels of Value in Art Collection
ME News reports that Guo Dongjie proposed ten levels of value in art collection at the "From Appreciation to Allocation" forum, covering emotions, family, socializing, hedging, monetization, and legacy. He took Schiller as an example, describing how a buyer's interest increased after learning that Jay Chou also collects art, and then, through AI analysis showing a ten-year annualized appreciation of 7%, they made a purchase. He emphasized that art collection integrates emotion, social interaction, and data-driven decision-making, with the auction hammer representing allocation discipline: liking is the starting point, and rationality is the bottom line.
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Cook has turned hawkish, and the interest rate cut dream is a step further away.
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Cook: If inflation persists, we are prepared to raise interest rates
ME News Report, May 28 (UTC+8), Federal Reserve Board Member Lisa Cook stated in a speech at Stanford University that inflation is heading in the wrong direction, and if this situation persists, she is prepared to raise interest rates. Although Cook leans toward keeping borrowing costs unchanged and expects price growth to cool again in the coming months, her remarks align with many Federal Reserve officials' views that accelerating inflation is a primary concern of current policy. (Source: ChainCatcher)
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My phone just popped up a red dot again: some agent said "automatically completed on-chain operation." My first reaction wasn't excitement; I wanted to open it and see what sequence it was inserted into the mempool... Frankly, no matter how smart the on-chain part is, someone still has to cover the backend.
Now I think the three most important things to watch are: signatures/authorizations—don't give them out randomly (especially those one-click full-approval limits), routing and slippage—details that "they think you don't care about," and remedies after rollback failures (getting stuck halfwa
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