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The daily moving average weaves the net, and the weekly moving average indicates the direction. I like to lurk at the convergence of moving averages, waiting for divergence to add positions. I often say I am a believer in indicator systems.
On nights when I can’t sleep, it’s usually because the unrealized losses column is moving. When I’m sitting on unrealized gains, I might be happy for a while, then go to sleep as usual; but once I’m in the red, I can’t stop checking on-chain activity again and again to see whether a whale is moving funds, acting like I’m possessed. Recently, I’ve seen people in the groups arguing nonstop over the compliance boundaries of privacy coins and mixers, while prices have been moving up and down along with it. I imagine quite a few people have been kept up until midnight by this roller coaster. To be
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Miners aren’t buying it and the community is in an uproar. Before it has even begun, BIP-110 has exposed Bitcoin’s toughest question: Whom does a decentralized network ultimately answer to—the developers, the miners, or the market? The coming weeks may well set a precedent for its governance model.
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Bitcoin has reached a new point of debate as block 961,632 marked the beginning of the signaling phase for BIP-110, a controversial proposed soft fork that aims to change how certain types of data can be included in Bitcoin transactions.
BIP-110 has attracted significant attention because it is not simply a technical upgrade. It touches on a long-running debate within the Bitcoin community over what the network should primarily be used for and how much block space should be available for non-financial data.
What Is BIP-110?
The proposal seeks to introduce restrictions around the use of Bitcoin block space for arbitrary data. Supporters argue that excessive non-financial data can compete with monetary transactions for limited block space and potentially increase costs for users.
Opponents, however, believe Bitcoin should remain permissionless and that miners should ultimately decide which valid transactions they include.
Miner Support Remains Limited
One of the biggest challenges for BIP-110 is its lack of support among Bitcoin miners. Current signaling has remained far below the level needed for a miner-led activation, highlighting the disagreement surrounding the proposal.
Several influential voices in the Bitcoin ecosystem have also criticized or opposed BIP-110, adding further uncertainty to its future.
Why It Matters
The debate goes beyond a single Bitcoin improvement proposal. It raises a fundamental question:
Who should decide how Bitcoin’s limited block space is used developers, miners, node operators, or the broader market?
With BIP-110 now entering a critical phase, the coming weeks could provide an important test of Bitcoin’s decentralized governance model.
For now, BIP-110 remains a proposal rather than an established Bitcoin upgrade, and its future will depend heavily on community consensus, miner participation and continued network adoption.
Bitcoin’s strength has always been its decentralized nature. But that same decentralization can make major protocol changes difficult especially when the community itself is deeply divided.
#MoonshotAIPreIPOsOpen #NFPShockSpikesRateCutOdds
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Watching the charts without taking action is pointless; entering without analysis is gambling with your life.
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ForestCrypto
#StockTradingShareChallenge
Analysis without execution is just scrolling.
Execution without analysis is just gambling. 🎯
Here’s the simple process I follow on Gate:
1️⃣ Top-Down Analysis
BTC Daily → 4H → 15M
First, I identify whether price is at support, resistance, or mid-range.
📍 BTC: $64,682
Currently sitting around the mid-range, so I’m waiting for confirmation instead of chasing the market.
2️⃣ Look for Confluence
Before entering a trade, I want 3 signals aligned:
🔹 Technical: Strong reaction from $64,000 support
🔹 Volume: Increasing buying volume during the bounce
🔹 Sentiment: No major negative catalyst or news shock
With geopolitical and Fed uncertainty still in focus, patience matters.
3️⃣ Post-Trade Review 📝
After every trade, win or lose, I ask:
✅ Did I follow my plan?
✅ What could I improve next time?
The goal isn't to catch every green candle.
The goal is to become a more disciplined trader with every setup. 🚀
🔥 My current Gate watchlist:
$BTC | $ETH | $SOL | $GT
What’s your trading process?
Share your chart and setup below 👇
#StockTradingShareChallenge #GateIO #CryptoTrading
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Patience is the key to survival for copy-trading.
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Nayeem003
I've learned that patience is one of the most important skills in copy trading.
Many people stop after a few losing trades, but every experienced trader goes through ups and downs. Consistency is built over time, not in a single week.
How long do you usually stay with one copy trader?
#CopyTrading #Gateio #GateSquare
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Lately, there are so many people talking about task platforms and “witch rating” scores. I browsed around and it feels more and more like that “getting free stuff” drive is turning into a punching-in-for-work routine. Back then, you could treat it like opening blind boxes. Now the tasks are broken down into smaller pieces—today you do this interaction, tomorrow you do that social thing. The scoring is also calculated based on things like activity level and posted collateral, so it ends up functioning like KPIs. They say it’s to prevent witches, but in practice, ordinary users get filtered ever
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75 million USDC isn’t a small amount; from on-chain testing to traditional targets, this whale’s roadmap is clearer than most people’s investment portfolios.
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According to MLM monitoring, a whale has accumulated total purchases of 75 million USDC over the past few weeks. After conducting some test trades on Hyperliquid, it has now begun placing competitive bids to buy Longxin Storage (CXMT).
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62.2k is indeed a critical level—if it holds, there’s still a chance; if it breaks, wait for the next POI and start again.
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AriaNaka
$BTC The 62.2k support is the key level we need to hold if we're going to see an impulsive move to the upside this week.
We're retesting Wave B once again after breaking out of the daily falling wedge. If bullish momentum is truly about to kick in, this is where it should happen. A strong bounce from here would give us a flat Wave 2, leaving more room for Wave 3 to extend towards the upside.
There's liquidity resting on both sides. We front-ran the EQHs, and we also ignored the 61.2k low previously. That's a sign of indecisive price action, and what usually follows is either:
- A whipsaw, eventually sweeping both sides before the real move begins.
- One side getting front-ran, baiting more positions before price expands in the opposite direction.
A bounce from this flat support, followed by using the liquidity above as fuel for a stronger impulse, would make a lot of sense here given that we are forming somewhat of a pennant (Bull-flag) on daily

On the other hand, if we lose the bottom trendline, it would increase the probability of a whipsaw, sweeping the downside liquidity first before reversing and targeting the highs. That scenario would also invalidate the idea of getting an impulsive move to the upside this week.
So for now, I'm trading level to level here, If this long stops out, I will take the next entry from the Second POI with 1% Risk. The current long idea remains valid as long as we are holding 62.2k & the bottom trendline. If we lost it, I will look to burn this position early and Re-Enter from 61.2k-60.9k POI.
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Independent miners mined 3.13 BTC using a single-chip Bitaxe; the probability is about once every 16k years—Bitcoin’s magic lies in the fact that it always keeps an open door for ordinary people, even if that door is as narrow as a needle’s eye.
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According to Bitcoin News, an independent miner using a single-chip Bitaxe ASIC mining rig with computing power of about 1 TH/s successfully mined Bitcoin block height 957382, capturing the entire block subsidy and transaction fees of 3.1382 BTC (about $200k). At 1 TH/s, the average probability of mining a block is about once every 16k years, making it an extremely rare event.
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Oil prices have fallen, but the risk around the Strait of Hormuz is still there. The inventory crunch will be settled sooner or later—stay put and wait for what comes next.
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CoinNetwork
According to Coin World News, Brent crude oil prices have fallen below $70, even as the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, leaving a supply crisis looming. This unexpected drop in prices could lead to future inventory shortages; if tensions persist, it may trigger a significant price increase.
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A wedge rebound of 5%—so what? At the higher timeframe level, it’s still a bearish trend. Don’t let yourself get tricked into entering on short-term moves.
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AriaNaka
$BTC After the breakout of the falling wedge, price struggled to push higher, which led to a retest of the zone I previously explained must hold for any bullish case.
This zone indeed held up, and price bounced almost 5% after retesting it and the descending trendline of the wedge.
For me, the technical price target of 69K-70K remains likely.
However, we are currently in an interesting situation where it looks pretty bearish from an order flow perspective, as I explained yesterday, but potentially bullish from a technical analysis perspective.
What we also can’t forget is that on the higher timeframes, we are still in a downtrend which hasn’t been invalidated yet.
My bias remains more bearish than bullish. Although order flow looks bearish, it’s not an immediate reversal signal but rather a sign of increasing weakness. It wouldn’t surprise me if this rally continues for a bit longer, but I still expect a reversal soon.
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Stripe is making a bold move, directly stuffing transactions into the hands of the current block producer. The name FullSend is just as arrogant. The MEV game on Solana is about to change again.
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Privy, a wallet infrastructure company under Stripe, together with Solana infrastructure company Jito Labs, has launched a transaction acceleration tool FullSend, which routes transactions signed by Privy wallets directly to the current Solana block producer to improve transaction confirmation speed and success rate. The company stated that the tool has been running in Privy wallets since January this year. Privy was acquired by Stripe in 2025 and currently serves clients such as Klarna, Ramp, Deel, Hyperliquid. (The Block)
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After looking at a pile of NFT data, I suddenly don't feel like explaining anymore.
When the floor price tanks, the community talks about "cultural value"; when royalties don't come in, they start shouting "switch to CC0." Anyway, the narrative follows the price, the price follows liquidity, liquidity... forget it, what liquidity is there now.
Back when new chains were distributing incentives, old players were all complaining about farm-and-dump. But on the NFT side, you don't even get to "farm." Orders sit forever, and the moment the royalty switch is turned off, the project team panics more
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2020, 2021, and 2024 have all gone through the same script—chop sideways to shake people out, rebuild liquidity, and then keep pushing, one burst after another. At this time, the seasoned old hands are busy stacking their chips, while only newcomers bounce back and forth between FOMO and FUD.
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$BTC has done this before... and most people missed it.
Every cycle, BTC prints the same mid-year pattern:
A sharp impulse. A few weeks of sideways chop. Everyone gets bored. Then the next major move begins.
This chart compares 2020, 2021, 2022, 2024, and 2025.
The structure isn't identical, but the rhythm is surprisingly consistent.
► Strong breakout above key moving averages
► Short-term consolidation around the trend
► Weak hands get shaken out
► Momentum returns once liquidity is rebuilt
That's exactly why experienced traders don't panic during healthy consolidations.
Markets need time to reset before they can trend again.
The biggest mistake is assuming that no price action = no opportunity.
In previous years, these quiet periods often came right before the next expansion phase.
That doesn't guarantee history repeats.
But it does remind us that:
Price moves in cycles.
Liquidity comes before volatility.
Patience is often the most profitable position.
The market rewards those who understand structure, not those who chase every candle.
Zoom out. Stay disciplined. Let the market reveal its next move.
#Bitcoin #BTC #Crypto #CryptoTrading #Trading
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Terminal sessions instantly become interactive web pages. Anthropic is about to completely tear down the wall between IDE and deployment. The Team edition beta is now open, and individual users are waiting for the public beta.
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Coin World News, Anthropic announced the launch of Artifacts for Claude Code, supporting real-time interactive experience in the local terminal, and opening beta testing to Claude Team and enterprise organizations. This feature allows developers to capture long terminal session processes with one click and convert them into real-time interactive web pages. When individual users write code or analyze data using Claude Code in the terminal, they can directly issue instructions to publish the session's output data, prototypes, or architecture diagrams as independent web pages. The generated web pages will refresh in real-time as terminal tasks execute, and team members or clients can view the latest progress through private links.
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Five months of silence brought in $4.33 million in tuition—this whale is giving us a risk education class.
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CoinWorld News, according to OnchainLens, a whale deposited 2,468 ETH worth approximately $3.88 million after 5 months of dormancy, and then sold it for a loss of $4.33 million. The whale initially withdrew this ETH at a price of $8.21 million.
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Polygon's 80 billion stablecoin trading volume is something, AI agents surpassing humans in five years? The on-chain world is going to change dramatically.
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CoinWorld News: Polygon processed approximately $80 billion in stablecoin transaction volume in May, leading all blockchains in transaction count, surpassing Solana and BNB. Polygon believes that within the next five years, the number of on-chain transactions executed by AI agents will surpass those by humans.
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The Russian central bank is moving crypto settlements out of the gray zone and into the lab, but the door is only opened a crack—the list, scale, and counterparties are all kept confidential. Is this openness or just a gesture?
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According to CryptoSlate, the Central Bank of Russia said that certain exporters and importers may use cryptocurrencies for cross-border settlement under foreign trade agreements under an Experimental Legal Regime (ELR). The regime shifts crypto settlement from informal alternative routes to a regulated pilot program, but only for selected participants and transaction types. The practical availability of this channel still depends on counterparties, wallets, exchanges, issuers, custodians, liquidity providers, and sanctions compliance reviews; there is currently no public information indicating the list of approved ELR participants, asset portfolios, counterparties, or settlement volumes.
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Bitcoin outflows of $750 million in a week, this pace feels familiar—what happened last time after this? 👀
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CoinJie News, according to Lookonchain data, updated on June 25, shows the following ETF fund outflows: Bitcoin (BTC) had a net outflow of 7,439 coins (about $442 million) in the past 1 day, and a net outflow of 12,619 coins (about $750 million) in the past 7 days. Ethereum (ETH) had a net outflow of 21,234 coins (about $33.23 million) in the past 1 day, and a net outflow of 116,744 coins (about $183 million) in the past 7 days.
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Losing $6 million a month and still holding on, liquidation price at 1460, this short position is practically performance art.
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CoinWorld news: Whale MU's short position increased by 9.90 units, approximately $1,035,329.95, with a position size reaching $7,319,436.80. The average price adjusted from $871.13 to $871.41. The current profit/loss of this short position is -$2,056,000.37, with a loss ratio of -105.63%. The current price is $1,211.80, and the liquidation price is $1,460.99. This address prefers to short various assets at their peaks. It is currently the largest short seller of SK Hynix, remaining in an overall loss state, with monthly losses of approximately $6 million.
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Robinhood went all-in before launch; this hand was played really aggressively. Now, there's a floating profit of 50 million dollars, and the liquidation price is still far away.
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