SlippagePoet

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Slippage is like a life error; I use it to write jokes. I also seriously talk about DEX liquidity and routing, and I like to make complex things simple.
The Middle East powder keg is smoking again
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CryptoWorld News reports, according to Al Jazeera: 10 rockets were launched from Lebanon into northern Israel.
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The name Mythos sounds like it's about to cause some trouble, with top-notch security offense and defense capabilities, but for now, it's just for white hats to play with. Anthropic's move here is probably worried about getting jailbreak again.
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The security mechanism has achieved a key breakthrough, and Anthropic will publicly release the next-generation Mythos-level model within the next few weeks.
Anthropic announces that Claude Opus 4.8 has achieved breakthroughs in security defenses, with the fastest rollout of Mythos-level models to all customers within a few weeks; but Glasswing reports that Mythos will not be publicly available until stronger security measures are in place. Mythos has long-term high offensive and defensive capabilities, with public access limited by the time gap for vulnerability discovery and patching. To prevent abuse, Anthropic is providing qualified security teams with scanning orchestration tools to enhance defenses and establish an asymmetric advantage.
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I just closed the NFT marketplace page, and my eyes feel a bit clearer.
Recently, secondary royalties have been quite heated, honestly everyone is arguing over "who should get that share."
But the more I look at it, the more I think that royalties are like liquidity: when it's deep, you don't feel it; when it's shallow, every step is a slippage.
If we rely on moral constraints to sustain it, it's basically the same ending as chain games relying on inflation to feed the studios—once the token price turns, the spiral begins.
What I care more about now is: can creators make their income s
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Besant hit the nail on the head—regulatory clarity is the real magnet that brings liquidity back to the U.S., waiting for the bill to take effect.
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CryptoWorld News reports that U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent has urged Congress to pass a clear crypto regulatory bill. He said, “The most important thing we can do is bring digital assets into the United States.”
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Israel's recent move is significant; they have directly drawn a red line in southern Lebanon—on-chain data shows that some people are already repositioning their holdings, so let's wait and see.
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CryptoWorld News: The Israeli military has issued an evacuation order for the city of Tyre in southern Lebanon and the surrounding camps, in response to potential airstrikes.
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Lately, when I’m doing tasks on the platform, I feel a bit foggy: daily check-ins, binding social media, writing feedback, recruiting referrals—and in the end, I still have to wait for a score… Pulling “faucet” rewards now really feels like clocking in for work, except the pay is uncertain, and you could even be judged as a “witch” and have everything wiped out to zero. To put it plainly, you’re not “participating in the ecosystem”—you’re putting on a risk-control performance to prove you’re a real person. I can understand why projects worry about being farmed, but when they go with a one-size
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Stopping loss really is like a breakup, the more you delay, the more you want to "give it one more chance," but in the end, you're paying interest every day: emotional interest, opportunity interest, plus the interest of not being able to sleep. To put it plainly, the market won't treat you better just because you can't bear to let go; it will keep teaching you with slippage.
Isn't there a major chain scheduled for upgrade/maintenance these days? Everyone in the group is guessing whether the ecosystem will move. I'm actually more worried about my small holdings not being able to move: with low
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The Federal Reserve says it doesn't rule out a rate hike, but the market has already started repricing the dollar, while Europe and the UK are actually backing down.
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CoinNetwork
Crypto World News reports that, according to Chris Turner of ING Group, the U.S. dollar is expected to find support as the prospect of Federal Reserve rate hikes increases. Even with news of concrete progress in US-Iran peace negotiations, the dollar should not have much room to decline. He pointed out that Federal Reserve Board member Waller warned in a recent speech that if oil prices remain high, the possibility of rate hikes cannot be ruled out. At the same time, due to economic fragility, investors have lowered their expectations for rate hikes in the Eurozone and the UK.
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Alibaba's this wave of implicit caching directly cuts costs by 80%, and the long-context Agent's money-burning nightmare finally has a solution.
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CoinWorld News: The Alibaba Qwen team announced that on the Alibaba Cloud Bianlian platform, their flagship model Qwen3.7-max will have automatic implicit caching enabled by default. Developers do not need to modify any code or specify additional parameters to directly enjoy cost savings from caching.
Under the new billing mechanism, the system will automatically identify and extract repeated context prefixes from requests. Once a cache hit occurs, the input token cost for the hit portion will be charged at only 20% of the original unit price, directly eliminating 80% of the input costs.
Implicit caching is aimed at the massive overhead in long-text scenarios and agent intelligent agent scenarios. With a 1 million tokens long-context window, Qwen3.7-max performing advanced tasks such as autonomous coding often requires high-frequency, repeated reading of large codebases or knowledge documents.
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Trump's plan is well thought out; forming an economic alliance with a group of countries, if Iran truly bows its head, the Middle Eastern power structure will change dramatically.
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Trump posted a message stating that the U.S.-Iran negotiations are "progressing smoothly," and called for countries such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey, and Pakistan to join the Abraham Accords. Trump also said that if Iran reaches an agreement with the United States, Iran is also welcome to join the agreement, calling it potentially "the most important peace and economic alliance in the Middle East in 5,000 years."
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The double whammy of an energy shock plus weak employment, if it really happens, Powell's team will probably have to choose the more painful cut between inflation and unemployment.
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MeNews
Federal Reserve Board member Waller is cautious about interest rate cuts, warning of long-term conflict risks
Federal Reserve Board Member Waller stated that due to the energy shock caused by the Iran conflict, he is cautious about a short-term rate cut and warns that the conflict could keep inflation persistently high.
He proposed two scenarios: if the Strait of Hormuz reopens and energy and trade recover, inflation would fall back to 2%, and he would lean towards a rate cut later this year to support the labor market; if oil prices remain high and the labor market remains weak, policy space would be limited, requiring a trade-off between higher inflation and a weaker labor market, and if inflation risks exceed labor market risks, he would maintain the current rate.
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The issue of AI taking jobs is really happening. What should fresh graduates do?
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MeNews
AI replacing entry-level jobs: The tech industry hit hardest by layoffs, 74% of CEOs freeze or cut hiring
[ME AI]() Message, Aowei Consulting Research found that AI tools are widely used for entry-level tasks, leading companies to shift their hiring focus to senior positions, making it harder for young people to find jobs. The technology industry is hit hardest, with 74% of CEOs freezing or reducing hiring. The proportion planning to cut entry-level positions has jumped from 17% to 43%, while the share shifting recruitment to mid-level positions has risen to 30%. Although over 90% of companies are deploying AI, most are still in pilot stages. The report warns that rapid layoffs or neglecting entry-level talent reserves could pose long-term risks to talent pipelines. (Source: AiHot)
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Just now I really scared myself: when copying the address, my hand trembled and I added an extra space, and DEX even popped up a "suspected high-risk address" label for me... I thought, this is it, I’m going on the chain’s wanted list. Looking back, it turns out that clustering algorithms treated my behavior of "new address + small test transactions + frequent route changes" as a certain type of fund flow, in other words, the algorithm is guessing human nature.
How much can address profiling be trusted? I now feel it’s probably "useful as a reference, but not as a verdict." Especially in block
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If the new security mechanism really gets implemented, the volatility of oil prices could decrease by a few points.
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News reports that Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Bagheri stated on the evening of the 20th local time that Iran is cooperating with Oman and coordinating with relevant international professional organizations to promote the development of a security mechanism to ensure long-term stability and safety in the Strait of Hormuz, preventing any actions that threaten national interests. He said that Iran has always been a defender of safe navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and is willing to cooperate with other coastal countries to develop relevant agreements and mechanisms to ensure the safety of international shipping. He also emphasized that the new security mechanism should not only address shipping safety issues but also consider maritime security costs, as well as the severe environmental damage caused by military actions of the United States and its allies in the Gulf region.
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That alarm clock on the table rang again. As I swatted it away, I thought: Are PFPs and memberships really long-term value, or just short-term attention? To put it plainly, most of the time they’re just a “who I am” avatar plus a ticket to “which group I’m in.” When things are hot, they’re like a business card; when they’re not, it’s just one more picture. If a brand is really going to go far, it needs something sustained to hold it up: benefits that are actually delivered, the quality of events, and governance that isn’t just for show. Ideally, you can even see on-chain how the funds and rule
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No matter how long I’ve been diving, I still want to say: the "opportunities" you see on the chain are often just the lettuce in someone else's sandwich...
Sandwich/arbitrage sounds pretty appealing, but honestly it’s just about who’s faster and who takes the longer route.
You place a market order thinking you’re grabbing a deal, but first you get quoted a higher price, then it gets slammed back, and in the end you pay fees plus slippage, while others casually take it all away.
Recently, bridges get hacked again, oracles sometimes report outrageous prices, and everyone rushes to “wait fo
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Singapore's rulers are also not lenient when measuring.
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According to Crypto界 news, the Monetary Authority of Singapore has revoked the payment license of crypto liquidity provider BSquared Technology (BSQ), citing “serious violations” of regulatory rules. The decision prevents the company from operating in Singapore. This move is significant because Singapore is generally seen as a crypto-friendly hub while maintaining strict compliance standards. The action shows that regulators are increasing pressure on crypto firms, requiring them to meet licensing and risk management requirements, as global regulation tightens.
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Hyperliquid's fee income is going crazy, $HYPE really has something.
HYPE5.18%
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CryptoRevolutionMaster
Hyperliquid Outpaces Ethereum and Solana in Total Fee Revenue
DeFi protocol Hyperliquid is dominating market charts as its cumulative revenue nears $800 million.
This milestone puts the platform ahead of major Layer-1 networks like Solana, TRON, and Ethereum.
$HYPE
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