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A bear market is like autumn scenery—observe calmly, watch the market’s ups and downs with a clear mind and composure.
The drawdown is indeed narrowing, but 50% is really not enough; we still need to wait for more people to despair.
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$BTC bear markets have become less brutal with every cycle
2011: -93%
2015: -87%
2018: -84%
2022: -78%
That said, I don’t think a 50% correction is enough
Too many people are already convinced the bottom is in
What do you think is going to be the bottom?
#Get2SharesOfSKHynixAtZeroCost
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$19.7 million short, 12,832 ETH, 20x leverage—either become a legend or go to zero; the on-chain casino is never short of ruthless players.
ETH2.80%
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News from Bikuaiwang: OnchainLens reports that after being inactive for 8 months, a whale opened a short position of 12,832 ETH worth approximately $19.7 million, with 20x leverage.
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Playing the high-level short position skillfully, earning $48 million in half a year is no joke, but is NEAR's liquidation price at 26.43 a bit too confident?
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CoinWorld News: The high-position short trader recently reduced their NEAR short positions by 225,165.30, approximately $480,182.77. The trader’s total position size is $1,775,942.96, with an average price of $2.07. Their current profit and loss is +$90,390.92 (+50.90%), with the current coin price at $1.97 and the liquidation price at $26.43. This address was previously the largest ZEC short in the crypto market, and recently, in the U.S. stock market sector, they have favored setting high-position short orders, with profit over the past half-year exceeding $48 million.
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BTC 62k liquidity has piled up into a mountain, now opening long or short feels like walking on a knife's edge, how are you managing your positions?
BTC2.83%
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AriaNaka
$BTC Order Books
OBs and Liquidation stacking up at 62k
Downside potential still high.
Who's long or short RN?
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The tragedy on the Black Sea, the merciless flames of war affecting civilian crew members, may the departed rest in peace.
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CryptoWorld News: Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister: Russian drone attack results in the death of a Panamanian crew member in the Black Sea.
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No lower shadow + no pullback—experienced traders should all understand what this means. The equal highs above are like a magnet.
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$BTC Today's daily candle has no wick at the bottom, which is usually not a great sign.
Price has moved higher all day without revisiting the daily open once.
From my experience, moves like this often end up getting retraced entirely once the objective has been achieved.
With equal highs sitting just above current price, I think this move is more likely to turn into a liquidity grab than the start of a sustained trend higher.
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Just now my phone popped up a red dot again, saying my swap "slippage exceeded expectations," and I thought I caught some small opportunity... When I clicked in, it looked like the transaction price was casually taken away. To put it simply, many so-called arbitrage/spread opportunities you see are opportunities for you; others see are your fees and the space being squeezed.
Recently, everyone has been complaining about miner/validator income, MEV, and whether the ordering is fair or not. Now I feel more like an onlooker watching the autumn scenery: lively as it is, the wind blows and the leav
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Recently, watching those "queue jumping" on the blockchain actually feels quite similar to real-life queuing: you think transactions are processed in order, but someone slips in a tip and pushes ahead. Frankly, the biggest impact isn't on the small arbitrage gains of bots, but on ordinary users who just want to do a swap or set up a mint, only to find their slippage inexplicably larger and their transaction prices worse, and they mistakenly think they're unlucky. Not to mention some of the sorting tricks—who goes first and who goes later is completely opaque, making the idea of fairness a bit
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Recently, I’ve seen a bunch of people using “tags and clustering” to profile addresses, claiming things like “smart money,” “big operators,” “funds”… and I’m starting to doubt it a bit. To put it plainly, on-chain is just what people do—not their motivation. The same address might be an exchange’s pooled/collected wallet, or it could be a wallet shared by several people, or it might just be a script running around chaotically. Honestly, hard-wiring labels and pretending it means something about the user is pretty easy to get self-absorbed with. And on top of that, the income of miners/validato
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Lummis's statement about 2030 is not to scare people; the legislative window indeed doesn't wait, but how will the two big mountains—the anti-money laundering provisions and Trump's holdings—be moved?
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CryptoWorld News reports that, according to The Block, White House cryptocurrency advisor Patrick Witt stated at a blockchain association event that the "Clear Act" aims to support regulation and enforcement, responding to concerns from law enforcement agencies that it weakens the ability to combat financial crimes. Senator Lummis warned that if the bill is not passed this year, it may have to wait until 2030 to be reconsidered. The bill faces obstacles such as disputes over anti-money laundering provisions, whether BRCA exempts non-custodial developer fund transfers, and conflicts of interest involving Trump's crypto investments. Democratic Senator Cortez Masto voted against it last month, saying it hampers the tracking of illegal funds.
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I can’t hold spot, and futures keep getting blown out. To put it plainly, it’s not that I can’t read charts—it’s that my positions are too “heavy.” My plain-language takeaway: even if you mess up three times, you still have to be able to stay alive. Treat spot like slow-simmered soup—don’t dump the whole pot at once. Futures are more like riding a shared bike downhill: you can chase the fun, but you’ve got to install the brakes first—keep leverage lower, and don’t act like stop-loss orders are sleeping on the job; losing in a way that doesn’t mess up your ability to eat is all that matters.
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Traditional agricultural giants turning to PoW, using biomass energy to support computing power, setting an example for ESG narratives—let's see how solid the implementation is by 2026.
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CryptoWorld News reports that, according to livecoins, South American agricultural company Adecoagro is advancing a Bitcoin mining project in Brazil. The project will use clean energy generated from burning sugarcane bagasse for mining, initially planning to use 10 MW of power and deploy 1,280 Bitcoin mining machines, with operations expected to start around July 1, 2026. Adecoagro project manager Matheus Lechuga stated that the data center project aims to verify existing infrastructure and improve energy utilization efficiency. The local government has assisted in advancing environmental permits and business environment support.
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MSC cargo ships are hit by missiles at Iraqi ports, adding new uncertainties to global shipping safety. This chain reaction requires close attention.
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I used to really misunderstand: I thought macro things like interest rates were quite distant from the crypto world, and that the excitement on-chain could stand on its own. Now I see it more clearly—frankly, when interest rates go up, money becomes more "picky," risk appetite shrinks, and positions naturally have to shrink along with it, even if you're still optimistic about the narrative, you need to leave some room.
These days, cross-chain bridges are having issues again, and oracles are reporting errors, everyone is rushing to "wait for confirmation"… I actually think it's quite realistic:
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From 'Greatest Disruptor' to Value Recognition — the shift in institutional narratives is often more intriguing than price movements
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CryptoWorld News: Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson previously regarded Bitcoin as the "biggest disruptor" of blockchain, but she now believes Bitcoin has value in high-inflation economies.
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This ZEC order is quite interesting—holding from $184 to now and even adding more, with a very steady mindset.
CL-2.35%
ZEC2.96%
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CoinWorld News, the CL short position has increased by 4,650.67 ZEC, approximately $449,937.20, with the total holding reaching $4,462,991.72. The average price has been adjusted from $90.73 to $90.75. Currently, the unrealized profit and loss for this short position is -$17,969.32, a decline of -0.63%. The current ZEC price is $91.11, with a liquidation price of $146.07. This address started shorting ZEC at $184, once experiencing an unrealized loss of $21 million, later turning profitable, and recently becoming the largest long position in the S&P 500, with a scale exceeding $70 million.
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Bare-metal directly maxed out at 50k GPUs; this is no longer renting computing power, it's renting supercomputers.
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Won the primary election easily, what about the general election?
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Trump sweeps the Republican primaries, but midterm elections still hold uncertainties
As the mid-2026 elections near, Trump’s control within the Republican Party continues to strengthen, with his favored candidates winning with high margins in the primaries. Paxton’s defeat of Conning is seen as the latest manifestation of his dominant line. However, analysts warn that primary victories do not necessarily translate into midterm wins; economic, inflation, and foreign policy issues will test the GOP’s ability to attract a broad electorate. Some strategists are concerned that its “loyalty-first” screening mechanism may weaken its appeal to swing states and moderate voters.
The Democrats, meanwhile, hope to use the pattern of Trump’s support slipping and the governing party’s pressure during midterms to win control of Congress. The mid-2026 election will be a key test of whether their influence can be converted into nationwide victories.
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The butterfly effect of workplace conflicts ultimately toppled the power chessboard in the AI community.
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CoinJie.com news: There was a major interpersonal conflict between Anthropic’s founders and OpenAI CEO Greg Brockman over project management. Brockman’s excessive involvement in a project led a top researcher to be sidelined, enraging the project lead, Dario Amodei. Amodei subsequently barred Brockman from interfering with the development of the predecessor project that led to ChatGPT’s creation. This workplace rift contributed to Amodei’s team later leaving to found Anthropic, and it also set the stage for subsequent power struggles. In the 2023 Thanksgiving boardroom “coup,” when co-founder Ilya Sutskever removed Sam Altman, one of the core reasons cited was that Altman “couldn’t rein in Brockman.”
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The 7-day challenge period has become a fig leaf; no one shouted in pain during the 30-hour outage. Is this design truly to protect users or to protect the project team?
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Wu Says has learned that developer donnoh posted a statement indicating that, due to vulnerabilities related to recent upgrades, Base’s status update has been disconnected and stalled for more than 30 hours. However, because withdrawing from L2 to the Ethereum mainnet itself requires a 7-day challenge period, most ordinary users—and in some cases, even none of them—noticed this malfunction. Subsequently, the official Base team issued a response on its status page, stating that the proposal was terminated due to issues with the TEE enclave, and that withdrawals on the Base mainnet have therefore been forced to be delayed. The official said that fix work is currently underway, and that other network components have not been directly affected.
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