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The main focus is sleep consensus: no staying up late, no chasing price surges, relying on dollar-cost averaging and patience to endure market cycles. Occasionally, you wake up to find the world has changed its narrative again.
These days, I see people arguing whether it's more comfortable to be a buyer or a seller of options, basically debating who the time value is eating.
Buyers are like paying rent, slowly losing a little bit every day as time passes, and if the market doesn't move in the right direction, it gradually goes to zero;
Sellers are like collecting rent, seemingly sleeping soundly on the surface, but if the market suddenly freaks out and volatility spikes, the rent collected isn't enough to cover the losses, making their mindset more prone to explosion.
Anyway, I’m the kind who doesn’t stay up la
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This guy really dares to keep holding—while he’s still floating at a loss of 78 million and is adding more margin. His urge to gamble is way too strong.
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Crypto World News reports that, according to Lookonchain monitoring, an on-chain whale is currently losing $78 million on their long position of 120,000 Ethereum (worth approximately $194 million). To avoid liquidation, they deposited an additional $5.84 million in USDC as margin. Their new liquidation prices are $1,414.51, $1,366.11, $1,360.73, and $1,309.53.
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BTC treasury strategy remains uncertain, but the narrative of 3 trillion stablecoins and BlackRock ETF inflows suggests that institutional chips are quietly being reclaimed?
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Crypto Evening News | Bitcoin News: $62 Billion Vaporized—BTC Treasury Strategy Is Dead, Yet Still Needs Verification
CoinWorld June 5 News: 1. Bitcoin news: $62 billion evaporated—BTC treasury strategy is dead, though it still needs verification; 2. Bloomberg: The US is betting on stablecoin expansion to around $3 trillion; 3. Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs end a wave of billions in fund outflows; 4. Zcash: After disclosure of a critical vulnerability, the price crashes by 30%; 5. Is token issuance or confirmation underway? ZEC is slashed in half intraday; 6. In the past 24 hours, ZEC liquidations exceeded $100 million, mainly concentrated in long positions; 7. Blackstone: The first ETF capital inflow in 13 days, attracting $47.66 million; 8. Analyst: BNB price tests a key support level, and bearish signals in the market intensify; 9. Grayscale Hyperliquid ETF records a net inflow of $4.7 million on its first day, with total cumulative net inflows of this type already reaching $145 million; 10. White House Digital Asset Advisory Committee:
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Once the spot ETF is launched, the narrative that companies are just Bitcoin agents has indeed weakened, but the core reserve logic isn't completely dead.
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Crypto界网消息,99bitcoins报道,自10月初以来,围绕持有比特币作为核心储备资产的上市公司总市值已蒸发62B美元,市值从134B美元降至约72B美元。许多数字资产财库公司受到影响,其股票损失在许多情况下超过它们实际持有的比特币损失。尽管这一数字并非实现损失,但它反映了市场对这些公司的估值崩溃。研究表明,这些财库股票的表现类似于杠杆比特币,在严重抛售期间,其回撤幅度通常是比特币的1.5倍至2.5倍。虽然比特币作为企业财库的概念并未消亡,但面临重大挑战,尤其是在监管现货比特币ETF的出现后,企业作为比特币代理的相关性似乎降低。
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Tech giants are finally starting to worry about the double-edged sword of AI + biotechnology. Regulation is better than damage control afterward, but who can this gate stop?
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OpenAI, Anthropic, and DeepMind jointly write to the U.S. Congress: screening synthetic DNA to prevent biological weapons
Sam Altman of OpenAI, Dario Amodei of Anthropic, Demis Hassabis, head of Google DeepMind, and others jointly wrote to the U.S. Congress, calling for mandatory screening of orders and customer identities by gene synthesis service providers. The letter was initiated by organizations such as the Center for Progress and others, with senior officials from Microsoft and Meta also participating. The signatories warned that AI could lower barriers for malicious actors in scientific advancement, aiding in the design of new pathogens and bypassing biosafety screening. Despite the White House's executive order indicating increased regulation, legislative action by Congress is still needed to establish firm thresholds.
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Loracle, this WLD order is quite aggressive. Is the liquidation price set at $0 meant to hold on forever?
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Next, this token is specially made to deal with the guy holding shorts—if you’re not convinced, then go ahead and keep shorting.
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Are you guys in the group circulating those charts again like “stablecoins are going to lose their peg” and “there’s something shady about reserve audits”? I got @mentioned at midnight last night, and honestly, I’m a bit speechless…
By the way, about the LST/re-staking everyone’s been chasing recently—put simply, the returns aren’t exactly falling from the sky: part of it is the baseline rewards from the staking you originally had, and the other part is “borrowing” the same security to let other protocols use it, and they pay you a bit of money. It sounds pretty tempting, but the risks stack u
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Lately, I’ve been struggling a bit with the task platform; earning rewards is starting to feel more like going to work: clocking in, taking screenshots, filling out forms, and even maintaining a "persona," all afraid of being cut off by the algorithm. The scoring system feels more like a performance review—basically, the more you try to prove you're a real person, the more it feels like writing a weekly report... I’ve given up now, just invest regularly if you can, sleep if you can, and forget about missed tasks.
Yesterday, after the main public chain upgrade/maintenance, people in the group w
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Technical signals indicate a clear weakening trend, buying pressure is weak, and if key levels cannot hold, the downward space opens up; for now, observe.
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$VELODROME looks weak here.
The structure is fading, momentum is slowing, and buyers aren't showing much strength.
If this level fails to hold, lower targets could come into play quickly.
Bears are pressing. I'm watching for a breakdown that could send it significantly lower.
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The SEC has finally started to seriously develop a regulatory framework, custody + staking compliance is a long-term positive for the industry, waiting for detailed rules.
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U.S. SEC Releases Draft Strategic Plan: Providing Regulatory Framework for Digital Assets and Clarifying Division of Jurisdiction with CFTC
The SEC releases a draft strategic plan for fiscal years 2026-2030 and seeks public comment, proposing a rational, coherent, and principled approach to establish a regulatory framework for digital assets and blockchain technology, ensuring custody, trading, and staking operate within compliance boundaries, avoiding duplication or conflicts, and clarifying jurisdictional boundaries with the CFTC, promoting clear, regulation-based market rules, while also emphasizing the responsible use of artificial intelligence and blockchain to enhance regulatory efficiency and reduce costs.
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From rockets to robots, Old Ma is finally going to get involved with chips. The name Terafab sounds like it's about to make a move.
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Elvis Sar is right: putting compute power into the execution layer is more practical than stacking parameters—but how do we fill the gap when a weak model’s equipment/module activation fails?
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BlockBeatNews
9B small model autonomously updates agent skills, with benefits approaching those of Claude flagship large model
Beating monitoring shows that intelligent agents achieve self-evolution through updating external equipment.
Research decouples evolution into two dimensions: equipment updates and equipment benefits, finding that equipment updates make the underlying capabilities more uniform, with only a 3.1% difference in benefits between models.
The 9B Qwen 3.5-9B update skills are roughly equivalent to Claude Opus 4.6, implying that evolution can be completed using low-cost models.
Equipment benefits are non-monotonic; top-tier models approach a ceiling, weak models have significant room for improvement but yield less benefit, and are prone to "equipment activation failure" and "equipment compliance failure."
Elvis Sar echoes this, suggesting that computational power should be directed toward executing intelligent agents, strengthening autonomous equipment awakening and long-range instruction following.
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The ceasefire has been extended by 45 days, and the Middle East powder keg has been re-ignited.
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U.S. State Department: Ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon will be extended by 45 days
ME News Report, May 17 (UTC+8), local time May 15, according to the U.S. State Department, the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon will be extended by 45 days to allow time for subsequent negotiations and progress. The U.S. State Department will reconvene political negotiations on June 2 and June 3. (Source: Jinshi)
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Waller put it plainly: stablecoins are the digital Trojan horse of dollar hegemony, and using USDT worldwide is like working for the Federal Reserve.
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Federal Reserve Board Member Waller: The widespread adoption of stablecoins will amplify the Federal Reserve's policy influence
Mars Finance News, on May 31, Federal Reserve Board Member Waller stated during a special discussion at the 32nd Dubrovnik Economic Conference that the widespread adoption of stablecoins worldwide could amplify the impact of Federal Reserve policies. "For countries that adopt stablecoins, it's like a fixed exchange rate system. You input the cost of U.S. currency, so in countries that use stablecoins more, it effectively expands the reach of U.S. monetary policy." (Jin10)
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I find that whenever I hear “data availability / ordering / finality,” I just want to turn off the screen and sleep… but I’m afraid of missing the key points, so I need a reminder: don’t fixate on the nouns—grab one main thread instead. For the on-chain operation you do, can everyone actually see it (is the data available), can someone cut in line and change the order (how is ordering determined), and in the end, can it be counted reliably—no take-backs later (is finality truly stable). In plain terms, these three things all answer: is my money actually solid?
Recently, someone’s been putting
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Last night I was planning to make a small profit, but a failed trade ended up grinding me into the ground... Honestly, I was just too impatient. Watching the candlestick shake, I chased after it without checking the depth first, and I didn't set the slippage properly. When I hit market price, the execution price just "drifted" to a place I didn't recognize.
Later, upon review, I realized: the order book was so thin at that moment, I was chasing in two separate attempts. The more impatient I was, the easier it was to suffer losses.
Recently, there's been talk of some regions increasing taxe
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Recently, I've seen people interpret on-chain large transfers and hot/cold wallet movements on exchanges as "smart money," chasing after them.
It just makes me a bit sleepy to watch...
Honestly, the information is too noisy, the more you watch, the more itchy your hands get.
A quick trade is satisfying, but sleep quality is basically inversely proportional to your position size;
Grid/DCA is like installing a speed bump for yourself, so you don't get overly excited when prices rise, and there's something to do when they fall.
Whether it matches or not really depends on whether you can
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Private key leak + fake addresses with identical start and end + Unicode forgery—this round is the textbook case of technical-driven cybercrime.
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Superfortune: The attack signature involves private key leakage of the signer rather than address poisoning, not caused by internal personnel
Recently, Superfortune security update stated that the attack was caused by private key leakage, leading to the cracking of the 3/5 multi-signature, not due to internal personnel or team selling.
The attacker held the signing private key, submitted a forged address transaction 43 minutes after a legitimate transaction, with the fake address's start and end identical to the correct address, used to disguise in the Safe interface.
Approximately 2,784 ETH and about 170k USDT were stolen and have been transferred out, with all funds fully traceable, currently stored in three cold wallets on Ethereum.
The attacker also created numerous counterfeit addresses, used Unicode symbols to forge transfer events to confuse tracking, indicating an industrial-scale, large-scale attack.
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The red line is drawn, the ball is at Iran’s feet, and the Strait of Hormuz game is getting bigger and bigger.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary says Trump will not accept the "bad Iran deal"
CCTV News reported that on May 28, U.S. Treasury Secretary Besant said negotiations with Iran are still ongoing, but Trump has set multiple red lines and will not accept a bad deal. If peace cannot be reached, the U.S. will decide on its own actions, demanding that Iran hand over high-enriched uranium, not develop nuclear weapons, and that the Strait of Hormuz restore free navigation. Besant also said he had spoken with the Omani ambassador, who stated that Oman will not charge transit fees for the Strait of Hormuz and warned that further restrictions on navigation could lead to sanctions.
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Recently, I've seen re-staking and shared security discussions become quite popular, with yields stacking one after another, which looks very satisfying. But honestly, don't accidentally add "a sense of security" on top of that.
The money might indeed earn more, but the risks are packaged more complexly, and if something goes wrong, you won't even know who to blame.
Some people use on-chain data tools and tagging systems as a "God's eye view," but when questioned about lag or potential misleading, the comment section immediately erupts.
I'm now more inclined to think: these tools can ser
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