NfaKitchen

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Write strategies like recipes: the ingredients are position sizes, and the heat is sentiment. I have a preference for DeFi yields and hedging, and I’ll share my failures too.
Just now I got the itch to buy again, my mouse hovering over the confirm button, and then a thought popped into my head: Did you see some information, or are your emotions just triggered? Honestly, many times it's just a K-line spike, a hype in the group, and I want to add to my position, like lazily adding salt when cooking—it's satisfying, but it can easily cause a burn later on.
Recently, the rate cut expectations fluctuate between hot and cold, and it's quite surreal that the US dollar index rises and falls together with risk assets. Watching it for a long time makes it easier to treat the
USIDX0.62%
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My wallet keeps getting opened more and more, and my assets are getting more and more fragmented… sometimes on the main chain, sometimes on L2, and then I toss a bit into DeFi to be “side dishes.” The end result is: it looks like I’m busy, but I often end up forgetting which chain I was working on and what I did there. Later on, I just accepted it and came up with a pretty crude method: the main wallet only holds “cold-storage ingredients” (things I don’t move often), while my day-to-day operations use a small wallet as a “cutting board.” After every interaction, I clear all authorizations; ot
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59800 breaks means the shorts are having a field day—can the EMA200 hold up? I’ve already got the popcorn ready for the 30k scenario.
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BlackChenOG
$BTC Liquidity has already taken all out , breaking the 59800 will trigger bears attention while on the other hand EMA200(red line) is currently holding the price from dropping question is will this breaks or hold? and if yes , will this go down to 30k? lets find out
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Protect domestic demand by sacrificing exports—Kpler’s data clearly highlights the issue. This wartime logic of energy security is something India has also figured out.
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CoinNetwork
Coin World News reports that in May, India’s fuel export volume fell to its lowest level in nearly four years. This was due to measures taken to ensure domestic supply (i.e., supply-security measures during the Iran war crisis) and refinery maintenance work, which limited export volumes. According to data from analytics firm Kpler, last month, the average daily product export volume—including diesel, gasoline, and aviation fuel—was about 878,000 barrels per day, the lowest level since October 2022 and down 31% year over year.
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This wave of AI enthusiasm has finally reached the central bank level, and Brock's statement carries significant weight.
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CryptoWorld News reports that the Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, Philip Lowe, said that the artificial intelligence boom has significantly boosted global economic activity.
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Last night, I had a bad trade, mainly not because I was wrong about the direction, but because I was careless: I saw the pool wasn't very deep and still wanted to "eat it all in one bite," trading a bit casually, and as a result, the execution price drifted far beyond my expected range... Basically, I was using large orders to hard fight against liquidity. I used to blame "the chain being too congested," but now I can only admit: I didn't control my order pacing, splitting, waiting a few seconds, or even switching to a deeper pool could save me a lot of lessons. By the way, I saw the community
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Nobitex executives were called out, and half of Iran’s on-chain traffic was cut off—this is the code execution of dollar hegemony.
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According to Bloomberg, the U.S. Department of the Treasury has listed Iran's largest cryptocurrency exchange Nobitex and three other Iranian digital asset platforms on the sanctions list, and has sanctioned Nobitex's chairman and several executives. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that the Iranian government is using digital asset technology to evade sanctions and transfer funds. The U.S. Department of the Treasury said that Nobitex handled about half of Iran's cryptocurrency transactions in 2025. This sanctions action is part of the Trump administration's "Economic Fury" campaign, aimed at continuing pressure on Iran to push it back to the negotiating table.
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Yushu Leju is buying—and Qiangnao’s play here basically comes down to having grasped the joints of humanoid robots.
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QiangNao Technology expects the sales of the dexterous hand to surge this year
Mars Finance News: On June 2nd, Brain-Computer Interface company QiangNao Technology expects its sales of the dexterous hand to surge this year. QiangNao Technology partner He Xiyu Jin revealed in an interview that dozens of Chinese robotics companies, including Yushu and Leju, are purchasing QiangNao Technology's dexterous hand devices. (The Paper)
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Last night before bed, I was flipping through my positions again and got itchy, suddenly realizing: grid/DCA is actually just setting myself up with a "recipe that helps me sleep." As a talkative practical trader, I fear that after a quick trade, I start to overthink: should I cut losses, add more, or pretend nothing happened... The timing all depends on emotions, and the next morning I wake up like I stayed up all night binge-watching shows.
In essence, grid and DCA are about chopping up "hesitation," throwing it into the pot to simmer slowly. The profits may not be the biggest, but your hear
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Achieving the 15 billion target ahead of schedule? AI demand is indeed strong, but the real challenge is how to cool chips that consume 300 watts.
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Arm CEO: The company may achieve the $15 billion AI chip revenue target ahead of schedule
Arm CEO Rene Haas stated on June 2nd local time that due to demand exceeding expectations driven by the AI boom, the company may achieve its $15 billion autonomous chip sales target earlier than the end of this decade. Meta Platforms will become the first major customer for Arm's AGI CPU chips. It is reported that this product will feature up to 136 cores and consume 300 watts. (Interface)
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Cross-chain bridges are turning into cash machines again: $292 million can vanish in an instant, and the rest still has to be taken to court, litigated over, and divided. This DeFi “sense of security” is a lesson bought with real money, not slogans.
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CoinNetwork
Kelp DAO cross-chain bridge was stolen for $292 million, most of which has been laundered.
CoinWorld reports that in April, the Kelp DAO cross-chain bridge was attacked, with a total value of approximately $292 million. Apart from about $71 million worth of frozen ETH, the remaining funds have been laundered using privacy tools. The attacker split about 75.7k ETH and cross-chained it to Bitcoin via Thorchain, causing Thorchain’s daily trading value to surge. At present, only about 30.8k ETH (approximately $71 million) can be recovered, but legal disputes have already arisen.
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HYPG fee rate 0.29% can indeed be beaten, Grayscale has rolled up this time.
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Wu learned that Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart stated that the Grayscale Hyperliquid ETF is expected to launch this week, with its sixth revision document already submitted. According to the latest document, the ETF ticker is HYPG, with an expense ratio of 0.29%. James Seyffart pointed out that this fee is lower than that of related Hyperliquid ETFs, BHYP (0.34%) and THYP (0.30%).
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BenchJack has been open-sourced, and the security vulnerabilities in the evaluation system have finally been systematically uncovered—this is more meaningful than artificially boosting or manipulating rankings.
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MeNews
The Berkeley team announced it has overcome 8 major agent evaluation benchmarks and open-sourced tools
ME News update: On April 19 (UTC+8), the Berkeley Artificial Intelligence Research Group (berkeley_ai) relayed a statement from Dawn Song, announcing that her team successfully broke through 8 major agent evaluation benchmarks. The team decided to open-source the tools used to achieve this result and named it BenchJack. The tool is described as “penetration testing for evaluations,” aiming to help other developers proactively test and discover potential weaknesses in their evaluation systems. (Source: InFoQ)
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Established banks' entry posture: BTC bottoming out, ETH staking, XRP testing the waters, SOL being reduced—this setup is very institutional
BTC-1.29%
ETH-4.88%
XRP-1.37%
SOL-2.97%
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Intesa Sanpaolo Bank in Italy Expands Cryptocurrency Exposure
Italy's UniCredit Bank San Paolo significantly increased its exposure to the crypto sector in the first quarter of 2026, with related assets rising from approximately $100 million in Q4 2025 to about $235 million. By March 31, it had increased its Bitcoin holdings and made its first purchase of Ethereum through buying iShares Staked Ethereum Trust; it also held 712,319 Ripple shares (about $18 million) via Grayscale XRP Trust, while reducing its exposure to Solana.
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For personal contracts, focus on just 1; you can diversify spot purchases—unless you’re hedging; then don’t do anything else with the most contract.
74.2k is the dividing line between bull and bear markets. Once it breaks above, the structure shifts to bullish. Stay alert.
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$BTC That ~$74.2K level is the area to break for the bulls. That would put this back into a bullish market structure locally.
On the downside, that ~$72.7K level is key to hold as support.
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The whales have stopped moving, and the dolphins are also retreating. This wave might consolidate sideways and be frustrating.
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CryptoWorld News reports that XBIT DEX stated that CryptoQuant data shows Bitcoin whales have stopped buying, and the largest holders are no longer accumulating. Since September 2025, the balance of dolphins has been steadily decreasing, while whale balances have remained stable since February. Historically, when both stagnate, $BTC usually shows weakness.
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I used to really think that doing AMM was just “collecting fees and making money passively,” but impermanent loss taught me a hard lesson: once the price drifts off, you’re essentially passively buying low and selling high along a curve. The fees you earn don’t even cover the hole, and the more you look, the more it starts to feel like you’re just acting as a tool for the market... Now, before I add liquidity, I ask myself one question: do I want to profit from volatility, or do I want to bet that the price won’t move? If I don’t want to gamble, then I’ll be honest about it—I’ll stick to tight
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If the Clarity Act had been implemented earlier, the industry wouldn't have to be so anxious.
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Senator Lummis: If you miss this session of Congress, the crypto legislation window may be postponed until 2030
U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming said that the next important window for digital asset legislation may not arrive until 2030. Until then, crypto developers will continue to face a lack of legal protection and insufficient enforcement tools. She emphasized that the Clarity Act is intended to provide a clearer regulatory framework and give law enforcement agencies the necessary regulatory and enforcement tools.
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Recently, I’ve been forcing myself to trade a bit slower, especially when looking at new DeFi pools. Don’t rush into it. Beginners reading “credibility,” I currently focus on three things: Is the GitHub update regular (not just a show with a few commits a day, and not stagnant for half a year); don’t just look at the cover logo of the audit report, flip to the “Fixed/Unfixed” page, the more specific the risks written for unfixed issues, the more I trust; then look at multi-signature upgrades, who are the signers, what are the thresholds, is there a timelock, can the contract be changed with on
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