TreatEarningsAsSnacks

Before going to bed, I always want to clear out my contract approvals, like checking the door locks. Seeing all that MEV activity on-chain lately, I feel like retail traders are really… Anyway, you can’t control the ordering, but at least you can keep your own wallet in order.
I’m used to splitting approval limits into small portions like snacks and revoking them after use. I’d rather pay gas a few extra times than give projects unlimited allowances. Put simply, it’s a backup mindset—not that I distrust anyone, but I don’t trust myself not to misclick. That’s all for now. Good night.

Bears? They’ve long since been buried so deeply they can’t even find north anymore. But honestly, that $5.2B liquidation cluster around $80k-85k looks more tempting than the mountaintop; from an HTF perspective, that’s where it should go.

Risk control comes first; waiting until the structure is clear before getting in is far more reassuring than chasing hot trends.

With derivatives open interest surging 67%, ONDO has clearly benefited from the on-chain tokenized U.S. Treasuries sector—would $0.5 be too much to ask?

I just added a bit to my position in the pool, which reminded me of the delegated vote for some project I invested in before—and suddenly I felt like laughing. The turnout was pitifully low. On the surface, everyone was “governing,” but in reality, the votes had all been split among a few whales. My tiny delegated voting power was just there to make up the numbers; it couldn’t even make a ripple.
To put it bluntly, these governance tokens are just like a homeowners’ committee in a residential complex. Nobody pays attention normally, but as soon as the maintenance fund is about to be used, ever

The market is just catching its breath—no need to panic.

Bitcoin ETF net outflows exceeded 200 million, while Ethereum ETF saw net inflows—are funds seeking safety or repositioning?

Paolo Ardoino’s published data is indeed astonishing—30 million new wallets every quarter, with the market cap still approaching its all-time high. It seems stablecoin adoption is accelerating at full speed, and there’s no ceiling in the short term.

The probability of a recession has fallen, but 25% is still not low. How long can the Fed’s soft-landing narrative last?

Anthropic pours $15 billion into it—Australia’s data centers are set to reach 1.4GW by 2027, and it also rolls out new copyright regulations. With both AI infrastructure and content compliance in view, the bigger picture is coming into focus.

The ETFs for ETH and SOL are also attracting funds, with all three horses stepping on the gas simultaneously, and the pessimistic narrative from the end of Q2 is turning the page.

Parallel sharding is becoming a hot topic again lately. In every group, people are calculating how many times TPS can be multiplied. To be honest, it’s a bit tiring to listen to… For all the excitement, as a steady, risk-conscious type, my focus always shifts to another channel: after you put money in, how do you get it back out?
Right now, there’s a heated debate about privacy coins and mixers, and the compliance boundaries seem to change every day. Some pools that worked yesterday now require KYC today. In times like this, I feel even more strongly that no matter how flashy the architecture

Thielen’s words hit hard, but the on-chain data is genuinely quiet—let’s hang in there for now and take a look a bit longer.

Kling AI is valued at $18 billion, equivalent to 66% of its parent company Kuaishou. That valuation logic is quite interesting.

Historical declines are converging, but human greed won’t converge—starting from a 60% drop is what really looks like a true bottom.

Tether freezes 131 Tron addresses, on-chain tracking makes terrorist financing increasingly difficult to hide, the era of compliance has truly arrived.

Fomo raised $75 million in this round of funding, with daily active users surpassing 10,000 and 2,000 new addresses coming in. The wave of meme coins from Ansem really drove the traffic to the moon.

If MicroStrategy's 840k BTC were really to drop to 49,000, the market would shake three times.

Jon Atack's reminder is quite practical. Don't rush to transfer funds in the second week of August; wait until the chain reorganization risk passes.
The community's binary "friend or foe" mentality really needs to take a break. Protocol changes are not a game of taking sides; independent thinking is far more important than shouting slogans.

Activated at 10:00 on June 27; registration still needs to wait 1 more hour. The name “b20” is quite interesting. It uses a native standard and is compatible with older protocols. Base has clearly sped up on token infrastructure.