SweepTheFloor

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For NFTs, I focus on liquidity and sentiment, not hype. I like picking up bargains near the floor price, but I prefer explaining why you shouldn't go all-in.
Can Kalshi succeed this time? The three scenarios are laid out here; regulatory uncertainty is the biggest challenge.
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Kyle Samani: The implementation of Kalshi and US perpetual crypto contracts has uncertainty and may have three potential outcomes
Keller Samani analyzed Kalshi and the U.S. perpetual contract market on X, proposing three scenarios:
1. Past efforts or irrelevant;
2. If the CLARITY Act and decentralized testing pass, it may be possible to offer perpetual contracts in the U.S. without registering DCO/DCM;
3. Although the product is attractive, distribution within the compliance framework remains challenging.
Highlighting the uncertainties in regulation and decentralized innovation implementation.
Source: ODaily.
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Recently, I saw someone get liquidated again, and the comment section started blaming "market conspiracy"... I actually worry more about the delay in oracle price feeds. You think you're far from liquidation, but when the quote lags behind, the liquidation bots cut at the old price/jump cut, not even giving a gap to add margin, especially during those volatile minutes, it really feels like an ambush.
Last week, I reminded myself for the third time: don't treat leverage as a test of patience. Watching everyone interpret ETF capital flows, US stock risk appetite, and crypto market ups and downs
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Simple by default sounds effortless, but being able to pack contracts and prediction markets into one app without it feeling bloated really shows some substance.
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Trust Wallet becomes the first mainstream wallet to simultaneously integrate Hyperliquid perpetual contracts and HIP-4 prediction markets, allowing users to switch between contract and prediction market trading with one click.
BlockBeats reports that Trust Wallet has completed dual integration of Hyperliquid perpetual contracts and HIP-4 prediction markets, becoming the world's first mainstream wallet to support both simultaneously. Users can switch with one click within the app to trade. HIP-4 launched in May, priced between 0-1, with no leverage, no liquidation, and zero trading fees for opening positions. Trust Wallet stated it will guide on-chain trading with Simple by default and will continue to deepen its cooperation with Hyperliquid.
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The era of autonomous AI trading is coming, and the concept of the machine economy is pretty exciting.
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Ethereum co-founder Lubin: AI will become the next critical turning point in the development of the crypto industry, but we must be cautious of tech giants monopolizing
Ethereum co-founder Lubin pointed out that artificial intelligence will become a key turning point in the crypto industry. If computing power and infrastructure are controlled by a few tech giants, it could trigger systemic risks. AI agents may autonomously trade, collaborate, and verify on the blockchain, forming a machine economy, with decentralized technology ensuring transparency and accountability. The integration of finance and DeFi is accelerating, driving the global economy toward programmability. Although there are quantum computing risks, developers have already taken corresponding measures.
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789 million opportunity pipeline, 77% in a single quarter—this growth curve is more impressive than the contract revenue itself. The photon mass production logic is finally starting to materialize.
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"New Stock God" Serenity continues to be bullish on SIVE: the only financial report to focus on is future growth, which is very optimistic overall
Serenity is once again bullish on Sivers Semiconductors, focusing on future growth rather than short-term contract revenue. The opportunity pipeline has grown by 77%, reaching $799 million, with an extraordinarily strong quarter-over-quarter growth rate. The company expects this growth to continue to accelerate as it advances photonics/laser mass production in AI data centers, validating the logic behind photonics mass-production growth. The next step will be to focus on organizing and indexing the earnings call transcript; it will be a key signal for judging future trends, and the overall outlook is very positive.
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Recently, there's been a lot of talk about parallel processing and sharding, which sounds pretty lively, but my first reaction is: if something goes wrong with the stuff I bought, can I withdraw? Frankly, the exit path is more like a lifeline than TPS. The other day, when the cross-chain bridge was hacked, and after the oracle reported an error, a bunch of people shouted "wait for confirmation," which is actually a reminder: no matter how smooth the chain is, if you can't pass the asset security test, it's all pointless.
I'm now playing with it as a practice mindset; picking up bargains near t
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Claude’s recent revenue has truly overtaken—this half-year turnaround script is every bit as exhilarating as it sounds.
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Lately, working on task platforms really feels a bit like going to a job: clocking in, taking screenshots, filling out forms, waiting for ratings, and in the end, being suspected of performance fraud by the "witch"… Honestly, the act of earning crypto has shifted from "finding leaks" to "proving I'm not a robot." I originally only cared about liquidity and sentiment in NFTs, but now even sentiment is driven by scoring systems. Trying to pick up some cheap NFTs near the floor price means first calculating whether you'll get penalized—it's pretty annoying.
What's even more ridiculous is that cro
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Recently, many people have been treating "the supply of stablecoins increasing = big funds are about to enter" as an ironclad rule, and I find it a bit amusing... The correlation is so misleading. Frankly, more stablecoins might just mean switching to a different parking lot or waiting outside for clearer signals; with ETFs, it's the same money moving back and forth, making it look like "incremental growth," but it might not be.
Just like in the past couple of days, before the main public chain upgrade/maintenance, everyone in the group was guessing whether the ecosystem would undergo a major
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Someone asked me about IBC/message passing/bridges—when you cross from one chain to another, who should you trust… I’ll start with the conclusion: don’t be fooled by the idea that “cross-chain is super smooth.” The smoothness is something the interface gives you, not something that makes you “trust is removed.”
IBC is more like two chains checking each other’s proofs: the key is that both chains themselves + the light clients/verification logic don’t go off track.
But many bridges are actually “sending messages,” and in the end they rely on a group of multi-signatures/relays/operators to m
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Recently, I saw someone bickering: “The on-chain data is all written there—why are you still stubborn?” and it made me want to laugh… The “on-chain” you’re seeing is often just second-hand info fed to you by RPC nodes plus an indexer—something gets stuck, some data gets missed, there’s a reorganization, and then what finally shows up can be delayed by a few minutes or even longer. Especially when new L1/L2s first launch and crank up incentives to pull TVL, the on-chain activity is like it’s the Chinese New Year—chaotic and congested. Old users complaining about “mining, selling” isn’t entirely
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Euler has directly taken over the HyperEVM market operations, HypurrFi users remember to follow the migration process, Clearstar continues as Curator, and operational adjustments are not a security issue.
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Euler will directly operate the HyperEVM lending market, HypurrFi completes brand transfer
Euler Labs announces that the market coverage of the HyperEVM network will be integrated into its own ecosystem for direct operation, and HypurrFi authorized deployments of Mewler and Hyperliquid will be consolidated into the Euler interface. Clearstar Labs will continue to serve as the Curator for markets such as Prime and Yield on HyperEVM. This is an operational transition and not a security incident; users holding HypurrFi positions should follow the migration process.
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Lately, everyone has been arguing about NFT royalties so fiercely that it's like the sky is falling. Creators want income, but secondary sales complain about lack of liquidity... What really discouraged me first was another issue: the contract authorization still has unlimited permissions hanging there. To put it simply, no matter how accurately you pick the floor price, if your wallet has a backdoor left open, it’s all useless.
Now, every time I mint, list, or claim airdrops, the first thing I do isn’t check the floor price, but revoke any unknown authorizations, especially those that say “fo
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The probability on Polymarket of "Signing a permanent peace agreement between the U.S. and Iran before 2026" skyrocketed from 14.5% to 39.5% in one day, a more exciting increase than meme coins, but geopolitical games are not that linear, so let's wait and see.
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Will the United States and Iran reach a permanent peace agreement before April 22, 2026?
The probability of "Yes" options increases by 25.0 percentage points in one day.
According to ME News on April 18th (UTC+8), forecast market data shows that in the event of "Can the United States and Iran reach a permanent peace agreement before April 22, 2026?", the trading probability of the "Yes" option increased from 14.5% to 39.5%, a single-day rise of 25.0 percentage points.
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Recently, I saw everyone arguing again about whether the ecosystem will move when a certain mainstream public chain upgrades and halts.
That made me think even more: as the asset size increases, don’t just focus on the floor price, first figure out “where to put the keys.”
Small amounts of money aim for convenience, hardware wallets are sufficient, offline signing is the most valuable;
When you have more money and interact frequently, don’t blindly believe “one device rules all,” multi-signature is more like a diversified risk safe, troublesome but more reassuring.
Social recovery is s
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Recently, I saw someone scare themselves with a "unlock calendar," saying that selling pressure is coming.
I actually think what's more worth worrying about is: who are you really trusting with this cross-chain?
IBC sounds smooth, but essentially it's also message passing—just breaking the "bridge" into parts:
the source chain / destination chain must be reliable;
light clients / verification systems need to truly keep up with on-chain status;
relayers shouldn't cause trouble, but they also shouldn't be the bottleneck;
and further out, if the frontend and routing give you the wrong
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How much funding does Anthropic need to burn a small unicorn's valuation every month
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CryptoWorld News: Anthropic will pay SpaceX $1.25 billion per month for computing services, with the contract lasting until May 2029.
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Maximum alert + protocol ban, Israel has drawn the red line at the U.S. negotiation table, and the outcome of the Iran nuclear issue has never been decided by the parties involved themselves.
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Israeli media: Israel and Washington reach an agreement to prohibit Iran from retaining uranium enrichment capabilities
ME News Report, May 23 (UTC+8), according to Israel Channel 12: The Israeli military announced a state of maximum alert to prevent potential escalation with Iran. Israel is closely monitoring the draft agreement between the United States and Iran, worried that Tehran might gain sanctions relief without resolving its nuclear issues. Israeli officials confirmed that Israel has reached an agreement with Washington to prohibit Iran from retaining uranium enrichment capabilities. (Jin10) (Source: ODAILY)
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Does the market accept the judgment of the reasonable range of bond yields?
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CryptoWorld News reports that Federal Reserve official Barkin has recently made the following statements consecutively: First, it is difficult to draw conclusions about the short-term and long-term impacts of artificial intelligence. Second, bond yields remain within a reasonable range.
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DeepSeek is wrongly accused here; template token extraction has been a longstanding issue, and the academic community has long published papers on this. Don't rush to conclude that multi-tenant isolation has failed.
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Can input secretly view others' chat records? The "vulnerability" in DeepSeek has been seriously misunderstood.
According to Beating reports, there are rumors that inputting specific tags into DeepSeek can reveal others' conversations and are characterized as P0 multi-tenant isolation failure. In fact, this is a phenomenon where the model generates seemingly real conversations based on memory and system prompts, rather than real-time retrieval of others' sessions, which is a common issue related to training data memory extraction and not unique to DeepSeek. Academic research has pointed out that training data can be extracted through template tokens; the difficulty in proving that the conversations contain the current date makes it hard to confirm they originate from others. Currently, to prove that there has been a leak of others' information, concrete evidence is needed; there is no evidence pointing to the actual existence of other users.
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