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Regarding cryptocurrency longs and shorts, I want to consider them from the perspective of actual trading. The market moves 24/7 without rest, so there are many opportunities but also significant risks.
First, what you need to understand is the multitude of factors that drive the market. Regulatory news, global affairs, technological advancements, market psychology—all of these influence prices. Major events like the collapse of FTX, the listing of spot ETFs, famous people's Bitcoin comments, meme coin booms—such events can shake the market in an instant. The supply and demand relationship is

Recently, I revisited Robert Kiyosaki's statements. The points he emphasizes are actually quite simple.
As global inflation pressures and the decline in fiat currency values continue, the importance of Bitcoin and precious metals as asset protection measures is increasing. What’s particularly interesting is that he firmly states there’s no need to hold full coins.
He argues that even small units like 0.01 BTC could potentially have significant value within the next two years. Considering that Bitcoin’s supply is fixed at 21 million BTC, this makes sense and is quite convincing. The more demand

Recently, it's interesting that the Fort Knox gold bar issue has come back into the spotlight. It all started when Mr. Mask, as head of the Government Efficiency Bureau, questioned whether the stored gold bars actually exist, but this has unexpectedly involved the Bitcoin debate as well.
Last year, Mr. Mask posted on X that "it would be cool to do a live walkthrough of Fort Knox." Subsequently, President Trump also mentioned auditing the "legendary Fort Knox." It's rare for politicians to seriously discuss the transparency of gold reserves.
What’s concerning is the fact that the last public au

Russia's land area is truly overwhelming. It exceeds 17 million square kilometers, which is more than 45 times that of Japan. Looking at the world, Russia is number one, followed by Canada, China, and the United States. Brazil is also large, and Australia is quite sizable as well. But the overwhelming size of Russia's land area is really incredible. It's obvious when you look at a map, but seeing the numbers again really surprises you. We often forget these basic geographical facts unexpectedly.

That person at Tesla, Elon Musk's wife, has a really complicated story. It feels like he's been married multiple times. Apparently, he had several children with his first wife from his Canada days, but since then, he's repeatedly married and divorced. Elon Musk himself seems to be the type to fall in love easily or move on to new relationships one after another. He's dated actresses, had relationships with musicians, and it’s been quite a topic of discussion. It seems like every time his relationship with his wife cools down, he moves on to someone new... That’s the pattern. Looking at the sto

At last month's Paralympics, a decision was made for athletes from Russia and Belarus to compete under their national flags.
This is actually a pretty significant change.
At the Winter Olympics, they participated as AIN (Individual Neutral Athletes), but at the Paralympics, they will compete under their country's symbols.
The New York Times also reported that a total of 20 athletes from Belarus and Russia are participating in this format.
The AIN system means competing as individuals without representing their country officially, but this decision is the complete opposite.
When compe

Recently, interesting movements have been emerging in the cryptocurrency market. Amid the ongoing meme coin boom, several projects are attracting attention as potential next 1000x opportunities. Especially, the Solana ecosystem is becoming a focal point.
A new meme coin themed around sloths called Slothana is gaining attention, having already raised over $15 million in the pre-sale stage. It seems to be outpacing previous projects like Book of Meme and Slerf. Rumors suggest that the team behind Smog, which experienced a 100x increase in market cap, is involved. Given this background, the futur

There are recent moments that make me reconsider just how enormous Elon Musk's earnings per second are. The financial sense of entrepreneurs leading Tesla and SpaceX makes me realize they exist in a completely different world from us ordinary people.
By working backwards from publicly available data, it is estimated that Musk earns about $656 per second. This figure is derived from his reported net worth of approximately $194.4 billion as of March 2024. In other words, over $43,000 in just one minute. This is an amount that an average full-time American worker would earn in just one minute. Wh

Recently, interesting developments have emerged in South Korea’s payments industry. A major payment provider called NHN KCP is reportedly preparing to fully move into the Avalanche ecosystem.
Specifically, together with Ava Labs, it appears they plan to build a payment-focused Layer 1 network on Avalanche. By leveraging the infrastructure of Ava Cloud, they say they will achieve payment approvals on a sub-second basis—potentially welcome news for a payments industry that prioritizes speed.
Because NHN KCP has decades of payment processing experience, this should be more than just a technical e

The Powell era is finally coming to an end. In just a few days, Jerome Powell will step down as Chair of the Federal Reserve Board.
Honestly, his evaluation is complicated. His "temporary" inflation judgment was a huge failure, and the markets paid a painful price for it. But at the same time, amid multiple storms—pandemic, inflation surge not seen in 40 years, banking crises, and political clashes with Trump—the real economic collapse was avoided. Some call this a "soft landing."
When he took office in 2018, he succeeded Yellen and continued raising interest rates. But in 2019, he reversed co

The scene at the Bitcoin 2026 Conference is symbolic. Michael Saylor’s booth was packed, but MetaPlanet was also drawing attention. This Japanese publicly listed company has captured market focus not only with flashy advertising campaigns in Las Vegas, but also by adopting a contrarian approach to buy more Bitcoin even during a bear market.
It’s quite interesting to watch how MetaPlanet stock is moving. With its current holding of 40,177 BTC, the company has grown into the world’s No. 3 and Asia’s largest Bitcoin financial firm. In just the first quarter of 2026, it bought 5,075 BTC at an aver

Has Ethereum reached 10 years? Looking at this milestone through the lens of numbers reveals a quite fascinating landscape.
Over the past few months, observing on-chain data for Ethereum, I’ve realized that even with the rise of Layer 2s and altcoins, the fundamental strength of Layer 1 has not diminished at all. In fact, when viewed on a 10-year chart, its dominance becomes even more apparent.
First, the supply of stablecoins stands out. The supply on Ethereum has exceeded $100 billion and continues to grow. Major traditional financial institutions like PayPal and JPMorgan Chase have also beg

The federal prosecutor in Washington D.C. has taken action. An announcement was made that the investigation into Fed Chair Powell's construction expenses has been temporarily halted. This has become quite a topic of discussion, but honestly, the market seems more concerned with other aspects.
According to federal prosecutor Robert Piro, the investigation has been temporarily suspended, but there remains the possibility of resuming it if necessary. Since the Fed's inspectors had been requesting an expenditure review, this decision drew attention.
However, what truly warrants close attention her

I saw news that a major exchange will list TWT and BILL.
Deposits will start from 16:00 on May 7th (GMT+8), followed by trading.
Trust Wallet is a well-known hot wallet with staking and a DApp browser built-in.
Billions Network is a project that allows identity verification on the blockchain.
It's interesting to see new projects like these being listed more and more in the cryptocurrency world.
Currently, TWT is at $0.50 with a +6.14% increase over 24 hours, and BILL has risen by +12.66%.
I wonder if there will be movement before and after the listing.
What are your thoughts on t

Recently, I noticed something interesting in on-chain data monitoring. A wallet associated with Tim Draper deposited 150.84 BTC, which he held for a year, into a major centralized exchange, and then apparently suffered a loss of $2.57 million.
Tim Draper is known as a Bitcoin advocate, but experiencing such a significant loss highlights the difficulty of timing. Even though he deposited Bitcoin worth $11.62 million, market movements caused that much loss, which might mean that even experienced investors can't beat the market.
Seeing professionals like Tim Draper encounter such situations with

Elon Musk talking about holding SHIB was already five years ago. In October 2021, he was directly asked by the community and clearly stated, "I don't hold any Shiba Inu tokens at all." There had been speculation that he was secretly holding a large amount until then, so this statement quickly settled the matter.
At that point, it was confirmed that Musk's crypto asset portfolio was limited to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin. His support for Dogecoin is still well-known today. SpaceX also accepts Dogecoin for certain products. On the other hand, he has completely ignored Shiba Inu.
What's inter

Elon Musk's home project finally seems to be moving into reality. Hearing that Tesla announced an autonomous home with a base price of $7,999, I honestly find it quite fascinating.
This Elon Musk house is not just a small residence; it’s designed to be fully self-sufficient in energy. It will be available in variations ranging from 26 square meters to 76 square meters, making it practical for users to choose according to their needs.
What’s particularly noteworthy is that it’s equipped with Tesla’s innovative solar panels and Powerwall. This allows the home to operate entirely on renewable ene

In recent days, the situation in Iran has rapidly deteriorated. News has come in that Iran has carried out large-scale missile and drone attacks across the UAE.
The scale of the attack from Iran's side is significant, with 137 missiles and 209 drones launched. However, most were intercepted by air defense systems, but some hit their targets, causing human casualties and damage to facilities.
The situation within the UAE is quite serious. Zayed International Airport in Abu Dhabi was directly hit, resulting in one death and seven injuries. The waiting area at Dubai International Airport was also

Recently, the Qatar Finance Minister has issued a rather interesting warning. Amid ongoing conflicts in Iran, he mentioned the risk of closing the Strait of Hormuz.
As you know, the Strait of Hormuz is a key passage for global oil transportation. If it were truly blocked, the entire supply chain could be thrown into chaos. When a major Middle Eastern economy like Qatar issues such a warning, it indicates a significant sense of crisis.
According to reports from Bloomberg, if this situation persists for several months, the economic impact could escalate. Rising energy prices are unavoidable, and

Recently, I’ve been reflecting on the trends in AIGC. Honestly, I think many people underestimated the potential of this field until a few years ago.
AIGC basically refers to the overall technology of generating content using artificial intelligence. Alongside professionally created PGC and user-generated UGC, the category of AI-generated content has been established. Everyone knows about the explosive success of ChatGPT, but surpassing 100 million monthly active users in just one month was an unprecedented speed compared to any previous product.
What’s interesting is that it wasn’t limited to