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Recently, an interesting phenomenon has emerged in the market.
On one side, net inflows into spot ETFs have begun to improve, easing the selling pressure from long-term holders; on the other side, the funding rate on perpetual contracts has turned negative again, indicating that leveraged traders are starting to bet on a decline once more. In other words, spot capital and derivatives capital are moving according to two completely different expectations. A funding rate turning negative usually means that short-side forces are dominant, but historically, extremely bearish sentiment also often be

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Spain today still proved its strength by delivering all the way, successfully making it into the top four.
Tomorrow’s two 1/4 finals—I'm still sticking with my own judgment.
I back England to eliminate Norway. Haaland really does have the ability to decide things with a single strike, but England’s overall squad is more balanced. The midfield and attacking unit led by Kane and Bellingham are still more mature at handling opportunities in knockout matches. As long as they perform normally, their chances of advancing are even better.
In the other match, I’ll keep supporting Argentina. Switzerlan

Today I originally planned to take a shot at an upset and bought Morocco.
Later, before the match, I saw news about the main players’ injuries and went over both teams again. I felt that continuing to take the risk was too big, so I decisively cut my loss and flipped to France.
As it turned out, sometimes making money isn’t about guessing correctly from the start—it’s about whether you’re willing to correct your judgment in time when you realize it’s wrong.
A lot of people only trust their first instinct when placing bets. Even if they see new information, they refuse to change it. In the end,

France vs. Morocco, I bet on Morocco to win tonight.
Rationally speaking, France's quality on paper is definitely stronger — squad depth, attacking firepower, and ability to handle key moments are all there. But the most interesting thing about the World Cup is that strong teams can also slip up.
Morocco's team is not afraid of tough matches, their defense is resilient, and their counterattacks are fast. As long as they withstand France's onslaught in the first 30 minutes, the longer the game drags on, the stronger the upset smell becomes.
Tonight I don't ask for much — Morocco holds firm thro

France vs Morocco, tonight I bet on Morocco to win.
Logically speaking, France is definitely stronger on paper – squad depth, attacking firepower, and ability to handle key moments are all there. But isn't the most interesting thing about the World Cup that strong teams can also stumble?
Morocco is not afraid of tough matches. Their defense is resilient, their counterattacks are fast. As long as they withstand France's onslaught in the first 30 minutes, the longer the game goes, the stronger the upset flavor becomes.
Tonight I don't ask for much – just Morocco holding out the whole game and se

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It’s not just a mainstream coin; it’s more like an amplifier of on-chain sentiment.
As long as on-chain trading stays hot in these areas, the SOL ecosystem usually reacts first.
But SOL isn’t something to blindly chase.
High volatility, heavy sentiment — it rises fast, but also shakes people out hard.
I look at SOL mainly through three signals:
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2️⃣ Whether meme sentiment has recovered
3️⃣ Whether SOL can hold key levels
If these signals resonate, SOL is still

Many people comparing DeFi leverage products only focus on two numbers:
“What’s the maximum leverage?”
“How much are the fees?”
But what really affects long-term costs is another issue that’s easier to overlook — whether your collateral itself generates yield.
Take stETH, for example. It inherently carries ETH staking rewards; even just sitting there, it continues to create value.
So in @protocol_fx’s design, this natural yield can flow into protocol revenue, and then be used for the system’s income distribution and balance.
But WBTC is completely different.
BTC does not generate yield on its

The situation in the Middle East has escalated once again.
The U.S. military has resumed strikes on Iran while revoking Iran's oil sales permits, meaning this round of confrontation is no longer just a military conflict but is beginning to impact global energy markets.
After the news broke, crude oil rallied quickly and gold surged, while the crypto market also saw risk-off sentiment.
Many people think war is far from them, but for traders, what truly moves the market is often not gunfire, but changes in oil prices, dollar liquidity, and market risk appetite.
If the Strait of Hormuz continues

Brothers, today’s two matches are just like yesterday—one win and one loss.
But overall, it’s still profitable. In the World Cup knockout stage, managing your position size is more important than chasing every red hit blindly. Sometimes you win one, lose one—if the odds and money management are handled properly, you can still steadily bring in gains.
Today’s biggest regret isn’t the prediction—it’s that Cristiano Ronaldo’s World Cup journey has officially come to an end. Six World Cups, time and time again pushing for the title, yet he still couldn’t bring the trophy—the World Cup trophy—back

Farewell, Cristiano Ronaldo. Farewell, my twenty years of youth.
The night wind of the Northwest once again stung the old captain's eyes.
Like his predecessor Magellan, he spent his life chasing the dream of circumnavigating the world, yet ultimately never reached the final shore.
On July 7, 2026, at Al Thumama Stadium, Portugal fell at the feet of Spain. The man wearing the number 7 jersey also ended his sixth World Cup.
Twenty years of perseverance, a journey spanning six World Cups, still couldn't bring him the coveted World Cup trophy.
At this moment, the World Cup story of Cristiano Ronal

Today's two matches were somewhat nerve-wracking, one win and one loss. The outcome wasn't perfect, but as long as the net is green, it's fine.
You really can't judge World Cup knockout games by the usual script. Strong teams also play conservatively, and favorites can get dragged into a quagmire. At this stage, it's not about hitting every single pick, but who can make fewer mistakes in the chaos and seize the truly solid opportunities.
I'll cut to the chase for tomorrow's two matches:
Portugal wins
Belgium wins
For Portugal, it's about stars solving problems the hard way. The bigger the mome

Another comfortable day, both picks hit today, finally stabilized.
Knockout games are indeed different from group stages; every match needs close attention—lineups, form, matchups, every detail can decide the outcome. So far, these predictions are on track, hope it keeps up.
Tomorrow I'm still backing these two matches:
🇧🇷 Brazil win vs 🇳🇴 Norway
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England win vs 🇲🇽 Mexico
The deeper we go, the tougher it gets, and the chance of upsets increases. Hope there's no script tomorrow—just let form decide.
If I can get another two in a row, this knockout stage will be really satisf

It’s a bit unfortunate for these two matches today—the final record was 2 losses and 1 win.
Although the results didn’t meet expectations, the three teams I predicted to have an advantage all successfully advanced in the end, it’s just that the timing didn’t line up, and we still couldn’t turn a profit.
The knockout stage is definitely getting harder to play. Every match is full of variables, with teams whose strength is very close. Many games often come down to a single opportunity, a single mistake, or even extra time and penalties to decide the winner.
But it’s no big deal. Adjust the rhyth

Brothers, so comfortable! Another three-game winning streak, making it 8 straight wins. 😎
The recent form has been on point, hope it continues. Of course, anything can happen in football games; winning streaks are winning streaks, but we still need to stay rational, control our positions, and not get carried away by the wins.
Tomorrow is the last three games of the knockout stage. I hope to end this round of knockouts with a perfect finish and keep all wins green!
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Woke up and checked—my record is 3 straight wins, but my wallet didn’t get to laugh along 😂.
Today’s two money-management sessions went smoothly, but the most regrettable one was Belgium vs. Senegal. That final goal didn’t come in time—what looked like a sure profit shrank right before our eyes. I can only say: the World Cup’s script is always more exciting than a movie.
But overall, my judgment has still been on point lately. Keep the pace—don’t let a single regrettable match throw your thinking off.
Tomorrow, keep going for three more matches:
🇪🇸 Spain 2:1 Austria (favouring Spain to adva

Won all three games today—feeling great. 😎
As for tomorrow’s three games, two of them are “financial management” matchups, and normally the strength gap is pretty obvious. But once the World Cup reaches the knockout stage, anything can happen—especially in games that look the most steady, you can’t afford to be careless.
As always, predictions are predictions, but controlling your position is the key. Hope tomorrow doesn’t bring any upsets—smooth sailing, and let’s hit another three-straight “red” wins again, then keep pushing! 🔥⚽#预测世界杯英格兰VS刚果 [@Gate 广场](gt://mention/ARAbClhcBQNwWRIVGAoGBB5Q