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Refer to the VIX and Greed & Fear Index to assist in judging extreme emotions. Quietly reduce positions when others are celebrating, and gradually buy when others are panicking.
I just came across a discussion about data availability, sequencing, and finality, and the pile of terminology was giving me a headache. Put simply, data availability is whether the on-chain data you want to see actually exists and can be retrieved; sequencing is who goes first and who goes next in a transaction queue—no cutting in line; finality is whether a transaction is settled for good or could still be rolled back. That’s really all there is to it. But lately, those on-chain data tools and labeling systems have been getting a lot of criticism, and I agree—sometimes they look impressive,
IBIT inflows led with $456 million, while BTC ETF net inflows for four days totaled $631 million. The price’s correlation is not hype—keep watching for upside in the short term.
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CoinJie.com News: According to a’s early issuance monitoring, over the past 4 trading days, U.S. spot BTC ETF fund inflows have continued, reaching $631 million. Among them, the largest inflow was from IBIT, with $456 million, followed by BTC, with inflows of $85.8 million. ETF fund inflows have a significant positive correlation with the BTC price.
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Cook is about to speak—could this time bring the market a surprise?
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Coin World News: Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook will deliver remarks at the Federal Reserve’s annual financial inclusion conference in about ten minutes.
This CTA thing is basically a trend amplifier—when it’s going up it fuels the move, and when it’s going down it accelerates the drop. Now the buy-side structure is fragile, so don’t blindly chase the high.
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White Line | If you only look at one line in U.S. stocks: For Q3, start with CTA
This issue focuses on how CTAs drive market momentum: CTAs trade index futures according to rules, which can amplify rallies when trends are strong and amplify pullbacks when trends are weak—these are marginal funds. In addition, static capital and corporate buybacks still provide support, but their marginal effect has weakened, making the buy-side structure more fragile. Framework for judgment: whether CTAs are still buying, whether static bids are still providing support, and whether macro events have caused a shift in capital. Conclusion: the market still has momentum, but upside room for one-way gains is limited—chasing rallies should be done cautiously.
The CLARITY Act has stalled for a year; ethical controversy has become the biggest stumbling block. The Trump family’s investments really have made it difficult for both parties to act, and hopefully the New York hearing can help break the deadlock.
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CLARITY Act latest progress: a Senate vote may take place in July
Bijie.com reports that the CLARITY Act is approaching its one-year anniversary since it passed the House of Representatives, while the Senate has not yet voted. Arkansas Congressman French Hill said that ethical controversies are the main obstacle, while CFTC Chair Michael Selig noted that investments by the Trump family raise ethical issues that could undermine the chances of bipartisan agreement. Hill praised bipartisan cooperation and hopes to reach a consensus as soon as possible; if it had been passed last summer, it would have eased concerns and improved market transparency. He also said that hearings in New York will highlight the necessity of a market framework.
Up 128%, with eight compliant coins, and its market cap climbing to 670 million—the euro stablecoin has finally made a breakthrough. It’s still a smaller player than the dollar, but MiCA’s move has been truly solid.
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CoinWorld News: The market capitalization of eight MICA-compliant euro stablecoins rose by 128% in the year before the end of Europe's crypto transition period. Their total market cap climbed from $295.6 million on June 30, 2025, to $673.9 million on June 28, 2026. The report tracks euro-pegged tokens that meet three criteria: must be MICA-compliant, still in issuance, and active in terms of market cap and trading volume. Trading volume also increased, but at a slower pace than market cap, with the report showing that the total trading volume of the tracked stablecoins rose by 43.1%, from $47 million to $67.3 million. The number of eligible euro stablecoins also increased from five to eight. Although the euro stablecoin market remains smaller than dollar-backed tokens, the data shows that MICA helps create a larger compliant euro stablecoin market.
Saylor becomes a seller, this signal is a bit subtle.
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Coin Jie News: Lumida Wealth’s CEO Ram Ahluwalia said that Michael Saylor’s strategy has shifted from being a marginal buyer of Bitcoin to a marginal seller, and this move is having a negative impact across the entire asset class.
I saw someone say that restaking is like a nesting doll—doll within doll, doll within doll. My first reaction was actually… then why don’t I just not participate? But my hands got itchy—I was afraid of missing out. So last time I chased a hot trend, and once I jumped in, the Gas fee was high. I hadn’t even touched the principal yet, and I was already losing money on fees.
Later, I figured it out. Hot trends rotate faster than the subway. With my “Gas-allergic” constitution, I simply can’t catch the train. So now I’ve set a hard rule for myself: when a new narrative comes out, let it run for tw
Ripple’s RLUSD roadmap is fully underway: settlements, multi-chain, Japan compliance, Turkey localization, and the liquidity combo from Mastercard and Bitso— the stablecoin battle has entered its second phase.
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1 billion USDC has just been freshly minted on Solana—its “printing” speed is even smoother than the Federal Reserve.
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CoinJie News: During 18:12 to 18:21 (UTC+8) on July 1, 2026, the USDC Treasury issued a total of 1 billion USDC in four transactions on the Solana chain.
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Coinbase CEO personally refutes the quantum crisis; core developers are already working on it, so what's there to panic about.
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CoinJie Network news: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said that the threat of quantum computing to Bitcoin has been exaggerated, and added that he is working with core developers to address the quantum issue.
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The EU's move to delist USDT is quite aggressive, but surprisingly BTC managed to bounce back. After whales sell off, is the market actually healthier?
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Crypto Evening News | The EU will remove Tether's 175 billion USDT from compliant exchanges
Key points: The EU plans to delist USDT; after a whale sell-off, BTC rebounds to 65,000; oil prices fall to a two-month low; Trump announces a peace agreement, with $6 billion flowing into the crypto market; 10x Research says a Bitcoin options negative gamma reversal has occurred, and the market may see a rebound; XRP spot ETF records net inflows, while BTC/ETH/SOL spot ETFs see net outflows; Aztec Network was attacked, resulting in a $21.5 million loss, due to a mismatch between zk proofs and L1 settlement; Future Assets signs a cooperation memorandum with Ondo; CZ says daily consumption is mainly in crypto assets, with almost no fiat holdings; the HYPE event and related long positions are in floating profit.
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The geopolitical powder keg is smoking again; on-chain funds are fleeing first out of respect.
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CryptoWorld News reports that, according to a senior official cited by Israel's Channel 13, firing from Iran into Israeli territory signifies a declaration of the resumption of war.
Institutional analyst Anstey's words are quite harsh; the door for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in the coming months is basically sealed, and dovish voices are becoming an anomaly.
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CryptoWorld News reports that institutional analyst Anstey weighs in on U.S. non-farm payrolls: This will undoubtedly completely overturn any reasons for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in the coming months. If Worsh begins advocating for rate cuts at this month’s policy meeting, he will look out of place.
Lately, I really can't hold back when it comes to governance voting... A bunch of projects talk about "community governance," but in the end, everyone just delegates their votes to a few big accounts/funds, and it turns into a meeting of oligarchs. Who exactly does the token govern? Honestly, it governs liquidity and narratives. Ordinary people are either too lazy to research or, even if they do, their votes don't matter, so they just delegate with one click, and the delegation becomes more concentrated.
Plus, with the on-chain ranking/MEV system, when miners/validators' income rises, retail i
I only take one note: Don't be lazy and give unlimited authorization for contracts; revoking permissions is just as important as sleeping — saving that tiny transaction fee during the day, but if your funds are transferred randomly at night, it's no longer "gas allergy," it's "wallet allergy." Especially now with L2 constantly arguing about TPS and fees while also throwing in subsidies, I'm more worried about accidentally clicking on a unfamiliar DApp. Anyway, I revoke permissions after use; I'd rather click a couple more times for peace of mind.
48 trillion yen, Toyota's over twenty-year reign as Japan's most valuable company has finally been overtaken; the era has changed.
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Lately, the rotation of everyone’s attention has really been spinning me dizzy. The moment Meme heats up, everyone rushes in; when a celebrity casually says something, the group immediately falls into FOMO. And as someone who’s allergic to Gas, the moment I see the on-chain congestion and those takeoff-level fees, I back up half a step…
Later, I found that the most cost-effective approach isn’t switching to a cheaper chain—it’s managing your impulses: when the hype is off the charts, I just don’t chase. I wait until everyone’s cooled down and Gas drops, then check whether the project still has
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Recently, hot topics change as quickly as flipping cards, and being distracted by attention is the most exhausting. My clumsy approach is: first figure out why I want to jump in, whether it's FOMO or genuine logic; if I really want to try, don't go all in at once, start with small amounts, and focus on on-chain real actions and fund flows, not just KOL screenshots. Speaking of on-chain data tools and tagging systems, I now don't fully trust them either, sometimes they lag ridiculously, and can even be manipulated by people "feeding data" to set the rhythm... Anyway, I’d rather wait for one or