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Recently, an interesting debate has emerged. The old conspiracy theory questioning whether there really are gold bars at Fort Knox is gaining renewed attention. The trigger was Elon Musk posting on X, "It would be cool to do a live walkthrough of Fort Knox." As the head of the government efficiency bureau, busy scrutinizing government agencies, Musk’s bold gaze also turned toward Fort Knox.
Musk’s claim is simple. The true owner of the gold stored at Fort Knox is the American people, yet it’s strange that we cannot verify if the gold is actually there. Senator Mike Lee also expressed support,

What is KDJ? If you're involved in technical analysis, you've probably heard of it at least once. Developed by George Lane, this indicator actually originated from the futures market, but nowadays it's widely used in stock markets, cryptocurrencies, and more.
The interesting thing about KDJ is that it’s not just a tool for determining overbought or oversold conditions; it also combines the concepts of momentum and moving averages. It studies the relationship between high, low, and closing prices to more accurately capture market momentum. There are three lines: K, D, and J, each reacting at di

Elon Musk's wife has been a topic of discussion for a long time.
When I looked into it, I found out that he has experienced multiple marriages, each with very different backgrounds.
His first wife was a Canadian childhood sweetheart, and they had five children together, but as Musk became more focused on his business, their relationship cooled and they divorced.
After that, he married a woman who also had acting experience, but it apparently didn't work out either.
As Elon Musk himself admits, balancing love and work must be difficult.
Recently, his relationship with Canadian singer

When I woke up this morning, I thought cryptocurrencies were fluctuating again, and when I checked the market, it was in a pretty severe situation. The market cap is dropping, and trading volume has suddenly increased. It's clear that panic selling is happening, and the fear index is also rising.
I wondered why this was happening, and it seems that political uncertainty is a major factor. Since the tariffs issue came up, market sentiment has been shaken. In addition, there was a large amount of position liquidation in a short period. Investors are worried about the ripple effect on the entire

Billy Markus, the creator of Dogecoin (also known as Shibetoshi Nakamoto), has recently stepped back from the recent controversy.
This project, which started over 10 years ago as a joke version of Bitcoin, is now continuing to grow driven by the community.
The recent movements of DOGE are interesting.
Certainly, it was a hot topic a few days ago, but looking at the actual chart, it has dropped about 9% over the past week.
The current price is around $0.11.
There are rumors that Tesla might adopt it as a payment method, but no official announcement has been made yet.
Still, investor

Lately, I've been thinking a lot about AI-generated content. As the trend of AIGC is rapidly expanding, I'm curious about how far this technology has come and what the future holds.
Basically, AIGC refers to technology that uses artificial intelligence to generate content. It covers all formats such as text, images, audio, and video. There are concepts like PGC and UGC, but AIGC is emerging as a new category different from those. Since the advent of ChatGPT, its potential has become more tangible. The fact that it surpassed 100 million monthly active users in just one month speaks to the enorm

Bitcoin's crash shows no signs of stopping. Today's crypto market remains tough, with the overall market capitalization dropping significantly. The background of the market sentiment being shaken appears to be heavily influenced by political uncertainty.
What’s concerning is the liquidation pressure over the past few days. Positions are being liquidated one after another, and investors are wary of spillover effects on the entire financial market. The fear index is also rising, indicating a spreading atmosphere of panic selling across the market.
The current price of Bitcoin is hovering around

What is a cryptocurrency long? It's a question I get asked quite often lately, but actually, it's a simple story. Basically, it's a strategy where you buy and hold because you believe the price of a certain cryptocurrency will go up. For example, considering Bitcoin or Ethereum, you purchase them expecting their value will increase in the future, and if it does rise, you sell to make a profit. This is the most basic form of a cryptocurrency long.
The cryptocurrency market operates 24 hours a day, right? That’s why understanding the factors that move the market is so important. Regulatory news,

Many people surprisingly don’t know which countries have the largest Muslim populations in the world. Many may think it’s the Middle East, but in reality, the world’s largest-scale Muslim communities are concentrated in South Asia and Southeast Asia.
Looking at the latest data, Indonesia ranks first by a wide margin. It has more than 242 million Muslims, far more than any other country. Next is Pakistan with 235 million, followed by India with 213 million. Just these three countries alone account for nearly one-third of the world’s Muslim population.
After that come Bangladesh, Nigeria, and Eg

I came across an interesting observation about the turning point in Bitcoin's market trend. A co-founder of a certain derivatives exchange mentioned that the $60,000 level seems to be a significant turning point for a rebound. Whether this level can be maintained appears to determine the strength of the subsequent move.
Of course, there is uncertainty about the specific nature of that strength. But from a market psychology perspective, the importance of this level cannot be ignored.
Another point of focus is liquidity. It was pointed out that trillions of dollars in financial stimulus could dr

Lately, I've been noticing that institutional investors' demand for Bitcoin is increasing, and I think there's a real possibility that it will continue to concentrate among large players as the supply is limited to 21 million coins. Considering that the current BTC price is about $79,600 and the circulating supply exceeds 20 million coins, it feels even more significant.
There's some interesting data: at least 1 million addresses hold more than one Bitcoin. If we translate that into population terms, it’s like a "Bitcoin holder community" at the scale of capitals like Ottawa or Abu Dhabi. The

There is a trending news story about the founder of Japan's content sharing site FC2 being arrested at Kansai International Airport. It is suspected of distributing obscene videos, but apparently, he had been internationally wanted since 2013, and this time his whereabouts have finally been secured.
What’s interesting is that this news is not just seen as a simple criminal case within Japanese communities but is sparking a broader debate. With Takahashi Rihiro’s arrest, the discussion around the "tool guilt theory" has resurfaced. Essentially, it questions whether the creators of platforms or

Over the past few months, I have felt that the global political map has changed significantly. In late February, the news that Hamenei was assassinated in a joint operation by the United States and Israel undoubtedly symbolizes the end of an era.
Since the Islamic Revolution of 1979, Hamenei has reigned as Iran's Supreme Leader, and for many years, he was considered one of the most notorious dictators by the international community. With the end of that dictatorial regime, even more prominent figures from the camp of globally infamous dictators have disappeared.
Looking back over the past year

The collective collapse of the blockchain gaming industry is accelerating. As former star projects announce shutdowns one after another, the industry's structural problems are being exposed.
It all started with the shocking end of Nyan Heroes. This project, once a shining star in the Solana ecosystem, raised a total of $13 million from 2021 to 2024. It attracted 1 million test players and garnered 250k wishlists on Steam. However, in May 2025, the developers suddenly shut down citing "funding shortages." The NYAN token plummeted 37.2%, and the FDV dropped to around $5 million, nearly 99% below

There are reports that the Israel Defense Forces have halted their attack on Iran, and I think this is a rather significant development. According to the announcement on April 8, the Israel Defense Forces stated that they would suspend military actions against Iran as of that same date. However, what’s notable is that the Israel Defense Forces are continuing to maintain a heightened state of alert. In other words, this doesn’t appear to be a full de-escalation, but rather a temporary pause in the attack.
In market terms, this should be taken as a signal of easing tensions in the Middle East. S

The whale of pension-usdt.eth placed a short at the bottom of the month at the beginning of the month, but it seems they've incurred quite a painful loss due to the subsequent rebound. They have an open short position of over $100 million, currently with an unrealized loss of $15.25 million.
They shorted 1,000 BTC around $67,992, resulting in a loss of $10.57 million. ETH is a short of an amount equivalent to $20,000 at $2,132, but this also has a loss of $4.68 million. The liquidation price is also quite high, so if the upward trend continues, it could become a tough situation.
When large pos

I have realized something. The truth behind the Luna collapse four years ago is finally about to be revealed in court.
In May 2022, $40 billion disappeared in just 72 hours. Once hailed as the greatest masterpiece in cryptocurrency history, UST, along with Luna at $116, plummeted to nearly zero. At that time, millions of ordinary investors lost their savings and could only watch the screens.
The official explanation was simple. The algorithm had flaws, Do Kwon lied, and the market naturally collapsed. Most people accepted this and moved on. That explanation remained unchanged for nearly four y

The other day, I found an interesting pattern in chain monitoring data. Wallets related to Metalpha are sending a large amount of ETH to a certain major exchange. That’s 8,771 ETH—nearly $20 million. The fact that these kinds of large transactions are continuing likely means big investors are trying to find the right timing to sell ETH. From the perspective of someone watching the market, these on-chain fund movements are important signals. Since the way big players move can change the flow of the market, it looks like a situation where I won’t be able to take my eyes off it for a while.

Dubai has now completely changed. In 48 hours.
On the afternoon of February 28th, Dubai Airport, one of the world's largest international hubs, was hit by a missile attack. A super hub connecting Europe, Asia, and Africa with 1,200 flights taking off and landing daily. A few hours later, Abu Dhabi Airport was also targeted. The two major airports in the UAE became nonfunctional overnight.
Then, Palm Jumeirah was bombed, the Burj Al Arab was engulfed in flames, and a fire erupted at the top of the Burj Khalifa. These names often seen in tourism posters are now part of war news.
In the morning,