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Perpetual trading pros value discipline over belief; they watch funding rates and liquidation hotspots, keeping their hands cool but their words sharp.
This move by DFS essentially locks down stablecoin regulation. Is a 10-day comment period enough for anything?
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The New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) announced a new rule proposal aimed at upgrading and adjusting New York's current dollar stablecoin regulatory framework in accordance with the requirements of the GENIUS Act.
The proposal retains New York's previous strict requirements for compliant dollar stablecoins regarding asset backing, convertibility, permitted reserve asset types, and independent audits, while introducing new federal provisions, including limiting the maximum proportion of reserve assets that can be held in a single custodian and requiring issuing entities to establish comprehensive risk management plans covering internal controls, information security, internal audits, asset growth, related-party transactions, and service provider arrangements.
The proposal is now open for a 10-day pre-proposal public comment period.
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Locking away for 15 years, with $5.2 billion—this lease is even more solid than a marriage. Applied Digital has, for this round, effectively latched onto the cloud giant’s coattails.
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Applied Digital signs $5.2 billion AI data center lease
CryptoWorld News, Applied Digital has signed a 15-year lease with a major U.S. cloud computing company, with an initial value of approximately $5.2 billion and an addition of 210 MW of AI computing power. After the announcement, the stock price rose by 8.7%. This lease is related to the Delta Forge 2 plant and is the third long-term lease for the same investment-grade cloud computing provider, using a "pay or promise" structure. If all renewal options are exercised, the total revenue over 30 years will be about $12.7 billion. Currently, approximately 70% of the contract revenue comes from U.S. investment-grade cloud computing companies.
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Leadership changes are happening a bit too often. Wu Jihan personally stepped in to take the lead and drive the AI cloud transformation. BitDeer’s move is quite a big play—whether the dual-track strategy of mining machines plus computing power can run successfully will still depend on execution.
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Crypto World News reports that, according to The Energy Mag, Bitdeer (Nasdaq: BTDR) announced on June 8th that Chief Operating Officer Chao Su and Chief Business Officer Linghui Kong have resigned for personal reasons and will remain with the company in undisclosed roles. In May this year, Michael G. Potter took over as CFO. Founder and Chairman Wu Jihan has served as CEO since March 2024, leading the company's transition to AI cloud services and high-performance computing, and expanding the production capacity of the Sealminer series ASIC miners.
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Whales have added more positions, but the bulls are still pushing. Only after this batch of bulls completely give up will the rebound truly begin.
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whales' $BTC short positions have increased again.
Short-term bearish bets have increased.
The upward trend in long positions is also still continuing.
A rally begins when the upward trend in long positions ends.
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A giant whale deposits AAVE to borrow ETH and get USDT, Abraxas triggers take-profit on short positions, and there’s been no on-chain pullout from the SpaceX IPO—bull and bear signals are clashing, so I’m choosing to lie back and watch.
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Crypto Evening News | Bitcoin ETF outflows of $1.7 billion in a single week, the largest weekly outflow in a year
Key points: Bitcoin ETF experienced a $1.7 billion net outflow in a single week, reaching a one-year high, with BTC falling below $60k; Ethereum around $1,500, possibly dropping to the $1,000 range; Worldcoin plummeted 25%, Arthur Hayes exited; six senators urged the Federal Reserve to rewrite digital asset regulations; SpaceX IPO showed no signs of on-chain divestment; Abraxas Capital took profits on ETH short positions; whales deposited ETH into AAVE V3 and borrowed USDT; Bitcoin price forecasts still suggest that the $60,000 support may come under pressure.
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I'm a bit tired lately but still hanging in there, during the day monitoring fee rates and hot zones for clearing, at night I still have to think about year-end tax reporting—don't let yourself get overwhelmed... Honestly, whether the trades win or lose is another matter, but not keeping records will really drive you crazy. My rough method: every time I deposit or withdraw funds, transfer, or open/close contracts, I conveniently export a CSV + screenshot, upload it to cloud storage monthly, and keep a cold backup. I write notes in plain language (what it's for, from where to where). Don't expe
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Lately, looking at the promotion of RWA on the chain makes me want to laugh. Liquidity is often just an illusion: on-chain order books look quite deep, but when it comes to "redemption," you realize there are a bunch of terms—lock-up periods, limits, who will do the final payout... Honestly, you're not buying an asset, but a set of promises that "might be able to be exchanged back."
It's similar to the recent staking model that shares security and stacking yields, which has been criticized for being a copycat: yields are written very smoothly, but the exit terms are vague.
There’s too much
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The compliance red line is right here. Before playing DeFi, look in the mirror first. Don't wait until you're frozen to remember to ask customer service.
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WLFI reminds users to comply with sanctions and regulatory requirements; transactions involving sanctioned addresses will be subject to review or rejection.
WLFI indicates that it will maintain a risk-based sanctions compliance control mechanism to fulfill legal regulatory obligations in relevant jurisdictions. Transactions involving sanctioned individuals, entities, or related wallet addresses may be subject to enhanced scrutiny, rejection, restriction, or other compliance measures. Users should ensure that the source of funds and the original wallet address are not associated with sanctioned persons or prohibited activities when transferring digital assets. If transactions or accounts are affected during the compliance review process, WLFI's support team will assist with subsequent steps.
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Antique coins discontinued in 2013 can still be broken out for $1.78 million; a textbook example of early holders' delayed gratification.
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According to Galaxy Research monitoring, a Casascius physical Bitcoin with a face value of 25 BTC was unsealed and transferred on the blockchain, valued at approximately $1.78 million. Casascius Coin is an early physical collectible of Bitcoin, containing a real BTC private key inside; the holder can extract the asset after removing the tamper-evident holographic sticker. The series was discontinued in 2013, and there are still tens of thousands of BTC sealed inside unopened Casascius physical coins.
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Stop loss really is like a breakup: the more you drag it out, the more you keep thinking, “Just give it one more chance.” In the end, you get ground down day after day by funding rates until your mindset finally breaks—and you still have to take the hit with the last cut. That way, it hurts even more. To put it plainly, admitting you’re wrong isn’t embarrassing. What’s embarrassing is knowing it’s not right and still stubbornly holding on—handing the market both interest and time.
Recently, in some places they’ve been raising taxes and tightening compliance rules, only to ease them again a whi
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ADNOC’s move is quite interesting: it implements flexible switching for refined oil pipelines, and the trend toward “LEGO-like” energy infrastructure is becoming clearly evident.
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Abu Dhabi National Oil Company plans to build an oil pipeline bypassing the Strait of Hormuz
ME News message, June 2 (UTC+8). According to the Financial Times of the UK: insiders say that the refined oil pipeline routed around the Strait of Hormuz will become the next key project for Abu Dhabi National Oil Company. The pipeline will be similar to other refined oil pipelines such as the Columbia Pipeline in the United States, and will be able to switch transportation between different types of refined oil. (Jin10) (Source: ODAILY)
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Recently, I saw a bunch of people talking about re-staking and shared security.
Basically, it's about splitting the same "sense of security" and selling it multiple times, with compounded returns sounding pretty attractive, but the risks are stacking up too.
You might think that getting a few more layers of interest is safe, but when something really goes wrong, it could be multiple layers collapsing at once.
When liquidation hotspots hit, no matter how hot your hands are, you can't withstand it.
I've been watching perpetuals for a while: when the funding rate tilts, emotions can easily
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This morning, the traffic was ridiculously congested, and my coffee was half cold by the time I finished it… I casually checked the blockchain, and suddenly thought about the so-called modularity. The end users probably only care about two things: don’t make me pay so many fees, and don’t make me wait half a day only to have the transaction fail. As for whether you split execution/settlement/data or stack them together, honestly, as long as the experience is good.
But the reality is, new L1/L2 incentives boost TVL, and old users start complaining about “mining, selling, and dumping,” because c
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Zebra 4.5.1 emergency patch—this consensus layer vulnerability is pretty scary. Node operators, please upgrade right away so you don’t end up dumbfounded when a fork happens.
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CryptoWorld News reports that the price of Zcash has fallen to $572.12. This is because the Zcash Foundation has urgently released the Zebra 4.5.1 patch, which fixes a critical consensus vulnerability and highlights the fragility of the network infrastructure. The vulnerability could lead to fork conditions with the traditional Zcashd implementation. The Zcash Foundation advises all Zebra node operators to upgrade to 4.5.1 as soon as possible to address the aforementioned consensus vulnerability. Zcash’s current market capitalization is close to $9.48 billion.
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Japanese Yen stablecoin + crypto ETF, is Japan trying to redo the Asian settlement layer with this move?
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According to Reuters, Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party's Blockchain Technology Promotion Group submitted a proposal to the Minister of Finance, suggesting the promotion of Japanese yen stablecoins for cross-border settlements in Asia, and establishing a legal framework that allows trading cryptocurrency ETFs. The proposal believes that crypto ETFs can provide investors with a more understandable investment channel and should be classified as official investment tools in the financial market. Japan plans to promote yen stablecoins and blockchain innovation by the 2027 Asian Development Bank Annual Meeting.
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Before, going onto the mainnet felt like going to the front line: I would check the gas first, then decide based on my mood—when it was expensive, I’d rather not move at all. Now I mostly put everyday operations on L2 first to save time and gas. If I really need to do big transactions or I’m worried about contract risk, then I’ll go back to the mainnet to make the move and secure profits. Put simply, there are only two compromises: small amounts with high frequency go to L2, while low-frequency, large amounts go back to the mainnet. Also, don’t risk messing with a bunch of new bridges and new
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Recently, I saw a bunch of people talking about LST and re-staking again, and honestly, the returns are not just falling from the sky: some are basic interest from validation/staking, while more are like a "reselling the same security again" premium. When market sentiment is good, people are willing to pay; when sentiment drops, there's run risk, discounts, on-chain unbinding queues, all happening together.
Don't just focus on the risks of contract liquidation. LST itself has price anchoring, liquidity, and redemption times; re-staking adds layers like protocol/node/penalty rules, contract vul
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$ETH This wave of liquidity sweep directly V-reversal, the structure isn't broken, so I followed.
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$ETH showing strong bullish recovery after liquidity sweep.
Buyers have reclaimed short-term structure and momentum.
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2,005 - 2,015
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TP1 2,030
TP2 2,060
TP3 2,100
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Liquidity was swept below 1,976 and price reacted immediately with a strong recovery candle. Structure remains intact above the entry zone, with buyers defending demand and targeting higher liquidity levels.
Let’s go $ETH ‌
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Recently, I saw a bunch of people staring at "whales placing orders" and wanting to follow, please think carefully first whether that's building a position or hedging... Large traders have spot holdings/mining rigs/option positions, and they might just be placing a big order in perpetuals to hedge themselves; if you follow in, you become their liquidity.
Especially now, when funding rates are extreme, the group is arguing whether to reverse or continue squeezing the bubble. Honestly, when the rate is ridiculously high, whales opening long positions may not be bullish; they might be using spot
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Saylor has increased his holdings again, and miners' capacity is still being boosted. Is this the plan to turn BTC into a strategic reserve?
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Crypto Early News | Michael Saylor: Has already bought $11 billion worth of BTC this year, and expects to purchase miner output at 2–3 times the speed
Key points include: a series of developments in the crypto space, including Saylor increasing BTC holdings and planning to boost miner output, Circle partnering with Nium to increase USDC supply, Mastercard obtaining a Bitcoin license in New York to promote digital settlements, United Texas Bank converting to a national bank and offering digital asset custody, Ripple sending a letter to the SEC to seek equal treatment for XRP and BTC/ETH, FTX announcing creditor claim timelines, Russia strengthening regulations and shutting down mining farms, Aztec Labs acquiring zkpassport and sticking to open source, Italy’s Banca Sella receiving MICA approval, planning to launch crypto services in 2026, South Korean prosecutors charging the CatFi team, marking the first DEX exit scam case.
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