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I like to catch oversold rebounds, but only trade liquidity I understand; no bragging, if I make a profit, I treat myself to a coffee.
Open the wallet half an hour early, jump in with 20x leverage, this timing is so precise it’s like someone inside knows.
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CoinNetwork
Crypto World News reports that, according to Lookonchain monitoring, a certain address created a new wallet 30 minutes before the data was published and opened a 20x leveraged long position with 36,826 ETH (worth approximately $59.72 million). The address just closed the entire position, locking in a profit of $1.2 million.
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Institutional rebalancing at the end of Q2, happens every year, don't be led by panic.
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$MU Regarding the rumors about the major U.S. stock market events at the end of June, and since my quoted post wasn't detailed enough, here's a supplement.
The end of June marks the end of Q2, when some pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, mutual funds, ETFs, and hedge funds release performance reports and client disclosures!
The main purpose is asset rebalancing, index restructuring, and portfolio adjustments.
Especially at the end of Q2! Usually, these activities start in late June, before the end of June, typically in late June. This phenomenon repeats every year in the U.S. stock market and does not necessarily mean a sell-off!
During the leverage adjustment process, the market may be affected; the most direct impact is the restructuring of investment portfolios.
I haven't seen or caught any other signals at the moment.
Increased volume, unusual movements, large fluctuations, what else? Probably nothing else.
That's about it. If you know in advance, you can be prepared. #美股AI概念股普涨
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OpenAI is finally going public, with a valuation of 852 billion. This valuation is larger than the GDP of many countries.
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According to Bloomberg, OpenAI has secretly submitted IPO registration documents to the U.S. SEC and is working with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to advance the listing, which could be completed as early as this fall. OpenAI stated that the specific timeline has not been determined and that some business arrangements are easier to promote as a private company. As of now, OpenAI's latest funding round has valued the company at $852 billion, with a single round raising $122 billion. As AI companies continue to invest in chips, data centers, and infrastructure development, OpenAI previously projected that by 2030, it would invest approximately $600 billion in AI infrastructure.
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100 million USDT flows back to the Treasury—are big players seeking safety/hedging, or is Tether “pulling in liquidity”?
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News reports that, according to Whale Alert monitoring, 100,000,000 USDT (approximately $100,024,500) has been transferred to Tether Treasury.
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ETH's structure is indeed stable, with the bulls still controlling the market.
Enter long positions around 1680, set stop-loss at 1665, first target 1700, push towards 1720 or even 1745.
After liquidity is cleared, the reaction will be very clean.
High point at 🚀.
ETH2.31%
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$ETH looks strong and ready for continuation.
Buyers remain in control while structure stays intact.
EP
1,680 - 1,687
TP
TP1 1,700
TP2 1,720
TP3 1,745
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1,665
Liquidity was swept and price reacted cleanly from support. Structure remains bullish with higher lows holding and buyers defending key levels. A push into nearby liquidity can drive continuation toward the highs.
Let’s go $ETH ‌
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Schiff's point makes sense; stablecoin issuers aren't engaging in high-leverage lending, so applying bank regulations does seem a bit mismatched.
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Coin Realm News reported that Peter Schiff said crypto companies should not be required to comply with bank-level capital and compliance rules, because stablecoin issuers do not engage in high-risk lending business like banks.
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Recently, I took another look at some liquidation records of lending pools and truly feel that oracle price feeding is even more "daily destructive" than I thought. You think your position is safe, but then you encounter a slow price feed: the market drops first, but on-chain quotes haven't caught up yet, and you might not have time to add margin; even worse, on the flip side, the market has already rebounded outside, but on-chain prices are still using the old low prices, and liquidation bots still sweep you out... To put it simply, it's not that you see the wrong direction, but the time lag
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On-chain messages requesting refunds were also rejected. Does this 167 ETH count as an accidental airdrop to a random address?
ETH2.31%
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CryptoWorld News: According to on-chain analysis firm PeckShield monitoring, a MEV bot operated by Ethereum block construction company Eureka Builder mistakenly transferred 167 ETH, worth approximately $300k, to a random wallet due to a fee charging logic error. Eureka developers have left a message on the blockchain requesting the recipient to return the funds and offered to keep a certain percentage as a reward, but the recipient refused to return the funds.
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Over the past two days, someone has sent me screenshots of their yield aggregator again. The APY looks pretty enticing, but I instinctively start by clicking into the contract address to check a few things: where exactly is the money going—into which pool? Is the authorization basically one-and-done? Is the strategy stacked up by borrowing and re-borrowing… In plain terms, APY isn’t given for free; behind it is either contract risk or counterparty risk. If something goes wrong, you won’t even know who to go looking for.
I’m once again a bit slow catching up with that Meme wave. I didn’t realiz
MEME10.32%
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Recommend clarifying cross-state operation rules; issuers that meet the requirements serve the national market—this is the proper attitude for serious infrastructure development.
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CoinNetwork
According to a report from Crypto World, Wu Shuo learned that Miles Jennings, a16z’s head of crypto policy, said that a16z has submitted comments to the U.S. Treasury Department on the proposed rules for the Genius Act, urging that state-level stablecoin regulatory regimes be aligned with the federal framework. a16z said that for stablecoins to be used for payments, they must be interchangeable; therefore, core rules regarding reserves, redemptions, capital, liquidity, and risk management should not vary from state to state. At the same time, definitions such as “payment stablecoins” and “digital asset service providers” should apply consistently to avoid state regulators reinterpreting the relevant terms. a16z also suggested clarifying rules for operating across state lines, so that compliant state-level stablecoin issuers can serve the nationwide market under a clearer framework.
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I’m increasingly feeling that whether grid trading/DCA is really worth it mainly depends on whether you want to sleep well… Going all-in for that kind of thrill is exciting, but for someone like me who catches oversold rebounds, once I go all-in I start imagining all kinds of black swan scenarios—my heart races even when my phone rings. On the other hand, grid trading/buying little by little, with smaller positions (I just threw in 50 bucks earlier to test the waters), keeps my mindset much steadier. When the price drops, I treat it as picking up chips; when it rises, I let it sell a bit on it
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Whale Alert has sounded again, with $51.68 million worth of Bitcoin flowing to unknown wallets—an inch of the institutions' chess game that we can only glimpse on the chain.
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News reports that, according to Whale Alert monitoring, Coinbase Institutional has just transferred 768 BTC to an unknown wallet, which is approximately $51.68M based on the current price.
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Over the past couple of days, I’ve noticed everyone chatting about whether, around a major public chain’s upgrade or maintenance shutdown, the ecosystem will “move out.” But what I care about more is this: when it really comes to cross-chain, who exactly am I placing my trust in.
IBC sounds like “native interoperability,” but once a message is sent, the chain’s consensus needs to be solid; the light-client/verification logic shouldn’t go sideways; relayers shouldn’t drop offline and cause trouble; and channel/client states shouldn’t get stuck. If you go the bridge route, it’s even more straigh
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I used to think that "being replaced by AI" was a line from a sci-fi movie; now I realize from job sites that it's a documentary.
Technological dividends? First, ask if the people being optimized agree or not.
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MeNews
Mass layoffs related to artificial intelligence positions are beginning to appear in the United States.
ME News message: On May 17 (UTC+8), large-scale layoffs are taking place in AI-related positions in the United States. As a result of AI, affected roles are beginning to experience serious job losses. This trend indicates that AI technology’s impact on the labor market has moved from theoretical discussion into a real-world stage, with the specific layoff numbers and the industry areas involved becoming increasingly apparent. (Source: AiHot)
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Wosh kicks off with a “pair of aces” from the start—straight up putting the people behind the “2025 Project” into the Federal Reserve. Is a single-inflation-target regime about to arrive?
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BlockBeatNews
Federal Reserve Chair Powell appoints two conservative advisors to push reform agenda
BlockBeats reports that Federal Reserve Chair Wosh appointed Paul Winfrey and Daniel Hail as interim advisors at the beginning of his term, responsible for policy analysis and planning. Both have long been active in conservative think tanks. Winfrey’s involved “2025 Project” calls for scrapping the Fed’s dual mandate, retaining only the inflation target, and pushing for balance sheet reduction while limiting the lender-of-last-resort function. Wosh said he wants to promote a reform-oriented Federal Reserve, and the addition of the two external advisors is seen as the first step in the reform.
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I tend to hold spot positions poorly, wanting to sell as soon as it rises a little; futures are even worse, holding for a couple of moves and they tend to blow up easily.
Later I realized that position management is a simple rule: cut off the part that will definitely die.
That is, before entering the market, think about whether you can go to work as if nothing happened if the worst case occurs...
If yes, place the order; if not, reduce it to a manageable size.
Don't go all-in as soon as you're emotional; honestly, it's not about right or wrong, but whether you can survive until the ne
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The average price fell from 90.8 to 90.76, a minor tweak of 4 cents; with an unrealized profit of 17k and a liquidation price of 155—this position’s safety cushion is ridiculously thick, no wonder it’s that bold to simultaneously go all-in on S&P 70 million.
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CoinWorld News reports that the CL short position has recently increased by 4,876.70 ZEC, approximately $427,886.37, with a holding size reaching $3,588,464.07. The average price has been adjusted from $90.80 to $90.76. Currently, this short position has an unrealized profit of $17,307.19 (+0.63%), with the current price at $90.33 and the liquidation price at $155.38. This address started shorting ZEC at $184, once experiencing a floating loss of $21 million, then turning profitable, and recently becoming the largest long position in the S&P 500, with a scale exceeding $70 million.
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The country’s first full-stack green computing power AI platform has been rolled out. Traditional power stocks are riding the AI narrative—limit-up logic, I get it.
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MarsBitNews
The concept of green energy shows a partial rebound, Shaoneng Co., Ltd. hits the daily limit
Mars Finance News: On June 2, it was reported that the green power concept saw a partial rebound, with ShaoNeng Co., Ltd. hitting the daily limit. Datang Power, JinKong Electric Power, Huadian Liaoning, and Beijing Energy Power also followed higher. On the news front, the country’s first green, full-stack AI platform for computing power officially went live and started operating on May 30 in the Hohhot area of the Inner Mongolia Free Trade Zone, filling the gap in regional one-stop computing power model token integrated service trading. (KeGuBao report)
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OpenAI's acquisition was quite low-key, with six people taking it all at once, IP in hand but not rushing to use the product, just stockpiling it first?
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MeNews
OpenAI acquires Weights.GG, gains voice cloning tool Replay technology and 6 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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AI scam steals 3.2 million dollars per attack, four times more than traditional scammers; even capitalists are moved to tears by the efficiency 😅 Brothers, remember to regularly revoke permissions, don't be a fat sheep
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BlockBeatNews
In 2025, 65% of cryptocurrency theft cases involved social engineering attacks, with total fraud losses reaching $17 billion for the year.
Chainalysis points out that social engineering attacks have become the main cause of cryptocurrency fund losses, accounting for about 65% in 2025, with global fraud losses totaling approximately $17 billion. The six common methods include phishing, identity impersonation, SIM hijacking, pig butchering scams, AI scams, and airdrop giveaways. AI scams have a single-profit of about $3.2 million, roughly four times that of traditional scams; the FBI received about 22k related complaints in 2025, with losses of approximately $893 million. Key protection tips: do not rely solely on SMS verification codes, verify customer service through official channels, and regularly revoke wallet authorizations.
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