PaperhandsPoet

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Writing poetry doesn’t make money, but taking profits can be life-saving. I enjoy documenting market sentiment and narrative shifts, and occasionally reviewing my own impulsive trades.
I only took a sip of the coffee once it had gone cold, and it reminded me of that chain game from last week—the pool’s depth was about the same as the bottom of this cup.
Their economic model was designed pretty well. The output curve was as gentle as a wealth-management ad, but once more players came in, the tokens were minted faster than the game coins. When I entered, the APY looked fine, but within a couple of days, inflation diluted the rewards like liquor that’s been watered down. The early entrants had already run off, and as for me—someone who joined in the middle—the lock-up period ha
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War is dirty, but admitting mistakes only requires a moment of courage.
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Coin World News, on June 24 local time, U.S. President Donald Trump said that regarding the attack on a girls' elementary school in Iran on February 28 that resulted in the deaths of a large number of children, the responsible party may never be identified. On February 28 this year, a "Tomahawk" missile struck a girls' elementary school in the city of Minab, southern Iran. Iranian state media reported that at least 175 people were killed, the vast majority of them children. Preliminary investigations indicated that the attack was carried out by the U.S. military. However, the U.S. government has so far refused to acknowledge this, citing that the investigation is not yet concluded. While attending the G7 summit in France on the 17th, Trump commented on the attack on the Iranian girls' school, saying that the investigation is still ongoing and "no one intended to do that... mistakes happen, war is dirty."
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This case in Japan involves a significant amount of money, with money laundering chains ranging from 14 million yen to billions of yen, showing that compliance scrutiny for crypto assets is a tough battle worldwide.
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Crypto World News reports that, according to Kyodo News, Osaka Prefectural Police in Japan have arrested three men on suspicion of violating the Organized Crime Punishment Law.
These three individuals are part of an investment scam gang suspected of laundering criminal proceeds.
They exchanged approximately 14 million yen from six prefectures and ten victims into stablecoins and other cryptocurrencies, and participated in money laundering activities totaling billions of yen.
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Bitmine’s operation is giving me goosebumps—holding 5.62 million ETH in hand, with an unrealized loss of 9 billion on paper, yet still calmly adding to the position. Is this really “faith funding” or a gambler’s mindset? They’ve raised 270 million in perpetual preferred shares to keep buying—so they really treat ETH like a bank deposit.
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CryptoWorld News, Bitmine significantly increased its Ethereum holdings last week, purchasing 76,881 ETH, bringing its total holdings to 5.62 million ETH, with a market value of approximately $10.35 billion, accounting for 4.66% of Ethereum's circulating supply. Despite lowering the average acquisition cost during the market downturn, Bitmine still reports unrealized losses of over $9 billion on its Ethereum position. Additionally, Bitmine holds 204 Bitcoin and other significant equity investments. The company raised approximately $273.8 million in net proceeds through the recent issuance of 3.5 million shares of 9.5% perpetual preferred stock.
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Whale bets $21 million on SPCX, already showing unrealized gains before trading opens. This market cap narrative is quite intense.
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CryptoWorld News reports that, according to on-chain analyst Yu Yan's monitoring, a major whale has continuously increased its long position in SPCX to $21.1 million, opening the long at a price of $168. Currently, SPCX's pre-market price has risen to $176, a 30% increase from the issuance price of $135, corresponding to a total market value of $2.27 trillion.
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This negotiation pace is even faster than on-chain gas fee fluctuations.
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CryptoWorld News: U.S. President Trump: The Iranians have asked me to stop the bombing, and the bombing will cease soon.
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Drones attack Russian industrial facilities, geopolitical tensions continue to escalate, market volatility warning.
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CryptoWorld News reports that, according to the International News Agency, the governor stated that two industrial facilities in Vladimir Oblast, Russia, caught fire after a drone attack.
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German industry surprisingly grew against the trend, showing more resilience under the energy crisis than expected
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CoinWorld News, since the outbreak of war in Iran, Germany's industrial production has achieved its first growth, bringing hope to Europe's largest economy which is experiencing the impact of soaring energy prices. Data released by the Federal Statistical Office on Tuesday shows that industrial output in April increased by 0.4% month-on-month, mainly driven by the construction sector. March's data was revised upward and now shows a slight decline of 0.1%, rather than the initially reported decline of 0.7%. Meanwhile, both exports and imports in April unexpectedly increased. These figures contrast with earlier more pessimistic numbers. The data suggest that even before the full impact of the Middle East conflict became apparent, the German economy was already showing signs of potential weakness. Monday's data indicated that factory orders in April fell more than expected, with notable declines in the automotive and electrical equipment sectors.
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A valuation of 2.5 billion can't stop layoffs, and Orb's story is even harder to focus on than iris scanning.
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According to Business Insider, Tools for Humanity, the developer behind the crypto identity project World (formerly Worldcoin), co-founded by Sam Altman, is conducting layoffs internally. Although the company previously received massive funding from institutions like a16z with a valuation of $2.5 billion, its iris scanning device Orb's profit model and regulatory pressures remain severe. The specific number of layoffs has not been disclosed; an internal official email stated that this was a difficult decision made to align with the company's "next step" strategic direction.
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This morning, I was scrolling when I saw someone else in the group asking, “Does LST+ re-staking really mean you’re just lying back and making money?” I almost sprayed my coffee… The truth is, the returns aren’t just falling from the sky: part of it is the “base salary” from the original staking, and a lot of the rest is more like taking the same sense of security and selling it off in pieces—selling to different people, different protocols—just to pick up a bit of incentive and fees. The money may look like it’s growing, but the risks stack up right along with it: contract vulnerabilities, th
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Last night I was feeling impulsive again, saw that on-chain order I wanted to follow, and ended up stepping into a slippage trap. To be honest, I was only watching the price and didn’t look at the depth; the pool was as thin as paper. I chased the order in two attempts, buying higher each time, and in the end, the average transaction price made me laugh at myself. The rhythm was also bad: I could have placed a limit order and waited patiently, but I insisted on using a market order for speed. When my mood was impatient, I ended up giving others a “sentiment tax.”
Recently, Layer 2s are arguing
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Today I was almost carried away and tried to go cross-chain again, and halfway through I saw the confirmation count—“Waiting 12/24/…”—and it suddenly clicked: this isn’t something you’re meant to sit and wait on. It’s there to help you stay calm. What bridges fear most isn’t even slow confirmation—it’s when you think “the funds have arrived,” but the oracle/pricing feed still hasn’t matched, or the extra multi-signature signers haven’t finished signing yet. On-chain it just says pending, but in your head you’re already popping champagne.
Recently, new L1/L2 projects have been rolling out incen
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Lately, I’ve been seeing people talk again about whether stablecoins will lose their peg. Put simply, what stablecoins fear most isn’t an unrealized loss on the books—it’s when everyone suddenly stops trusting them, triggering a bank-run style panic. It’s like in a group chat: one person asks, “Did you all run yet?” and then everyone starts clicking to withdraw. As for reserve transparency, most people don’t look at it day to day; if something really goes wrong, it becomes the only source of light. The reserves that can be verified on-chain, and whether the auditors dare to publish on time—at
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Last night, I got itchy again and went to the pool to "earn while lying down," but the AMM curve really isn't meant for lying around... Once the price moved, the system quietly swapped my position to the side I least wanted, and by the time I realized it, I didn't lose much in fees, but the impermanent loss was quite real. To put it simply, market making is just selling volatility; if the market doesn't move as you expect, you might as well write a poem for yourself on the spot.
My colleague next to me also said, "Aren't you the most afraid of losing money, yet you still go?" I could only sm
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OpenAI this wave of talent + IP double harvest, if the product isn't integrated, is it just holding onto it to play? The voice cloning track is about to change again.
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A single interface connects election contracts, climate betting, and economic indicators, and also manages positions alongside stocks and futures—this aims to make event-driven trading a mainstream asset class.
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OpenAI has been sued by Florida, and the cracks in AI regulation are widening.
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OpenAI sued by Florida Attorney General over artificial intelligence safety concerns
According to reports, OpenAI has been sued by the Attorney General of Florida, USA, over concerns about the dangers of artificial intelligence. (Interface)
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Once again, the gun accidentally goes off, I'm already tired of this script.
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Coin World News: Israel Defense Forces: Not long ago, a missile was launched from the direction of Lebanon, followed by a missile landing near Israeli soldiers operating in southern Lebanon. The incident has concluded, and no casualties were found.
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Lately I’ve been looking at governance voting again, and the more I look, the more it feels like I’m staring at those two words: “delegation”—like how people get lulled to sleep. I hand my vote over for convenience, and in the end, all that’s left on-chain is a few big players exchanging nods with each other. Governance tokens, put simply—so who are they really governing… not someone like me, who only logs in now and then and clicks a couple of times.
During the stretch when cross-chain bridges were hacked, the group chat was full of “Don’t rush—wait for confirmation,” and the abnormal quotes
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These past two days, I made a little rule for myself: stop. Stop clicking random authorizations. Stop and don’t let “accumulated snapshots” scare you into losing sleep. Stop scrolling… Seriously. The moment that badge thing lights up, my brain starts running overtime automatically. Plainly put, social mining is just trading your time for a sense of identity—only, no matter how I swap and swap, my wallet doesn’t get slimmer; my spirit is what gets drained first.
Over on L2, they’re still out there throwing arguments about TPS, fees, and which subsidies are more worth it. Watching it feels like
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