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Collects mainly art-focused pieces, enjoys vintage collages and on-chain exhibitions. Also pays attention to royalties, liquidity, and holder structure.
I started recording the slippage and transaction order before and after each on-chain token swap, and the more I record, the more I realize: many times you think you've caught an arbitrage, but you're just contributing to someone else's sandwich attack "fee"… To put it plainly, that fixed spread isn't for someone slow like me. Recently, cross-chain bridges have had issues again, plus oracles occasionally report outrageous prices, and everyone is collectively "waiting for confirmation," which is actually a form of self-protection. Now I prefer to do less, watch more the holder structure and liq
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These days, I’ve gone back to check out a few more blockchain game pools, and it feels like looking at a faded collage: at first, the colors are bright, but then it all relies on constantly “producing” to keep going, and as inflation rises, the reward tokens become cheaper and cheaper, while the money coming in can’t keep up. The pool is like a leaky bucket—more filling just makes it emptier. Honestly, if the output isn’t generated from real consumption, it’s just taking future buyers’ money early to give out candy, and sooner or later, it will collapse under its own weight.
By the way, it rem
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Just now I made a small on-chain transaction, stuck in the mempool waiting in line to the point where I started to doubt my life… The general process is: when you click confirm, it’s just “sending out your wish,” initially lying in a pile of pending transactions. When there’s congestion, others can add a bit more fee to jump the queue, and yours gets slowly pushed to the back, or even fails if the quote/slippage conditions change, and you still have to pay a “learning fee.” Honestly, the part before the transaction gets on-chain is the most mysterious. Recently, everyone’s been criticizing min
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The leader of privacy coins suddenly went offline—was it a technical failure or is there another hidden reason? Stay tuned for updates.
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According to Solid Intel, the Zcash network is currently stalled, with no blocks produced in the past 4 hours.
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A new player has joined the stablecoin payment track, and WasabiCard's funding round is moving quickly. The concept of AI Agent payments is definitely worth keeping an eye on.
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Wu Shuo learned that the stablecoin payment infrastructure platform WasabiCard announced the completion of a Pre-A round of financing, with participation from Vision Plus Capital and 01VC, totaling nearly $10 million. The new funds will be used to expand global payment infrastructure, enterprise payment / payout capabilities, compliance R&D, and to advance AI Agent payments and programmable global payment workflows.
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Last night before bed, I was scrolling through on-chain data and saw a pile of what looked like “very tasty” price spreads—my hands were itching to jump in.
Then I opened the trading route and took a look: that familiar feeling of being squeezed between the front and the back…
Let’s put it plainly—you think you’re doing arbitrage, but you’re really paying tolls to someone else, and you’re also buying slippage with it, like it’s just a ticket.
The most annoying part about “sandwiching” isn’t that one moment of loss—it’s that you clearly didn’t do anything wrong, yet you get treated like a
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Lately I've been struggling again with airdrop interactions: afraid of missing out if I don't do it, but doing too much feels like working for the project and getting countered... My current approach is pretty simple: first, see if the team/product looks like it can survive, don't just go through all the chains right away. For example, last night I tried on Arbitrum, made a small swap with 0.003 ETH, then conveniently revoked the unlimited allowance in the authorization, just to feel more at ease.
And also, don’t get caught up in the “interaction count” hype, because no one really knows how th
ARB7.92%
ETH8.66%
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-0.1323%, a familiar recipe. Since May, this trend has been the same; the enthusiasm of U.S. stock funds for BTC is as cold as my holdings.
BTC3.57%
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Oman takes sides, Iran threatens to lock the strait—this script is more exciting than DeFi liquidations.
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BlockBeatNews
Bitunix Analyst: Middle East Shipping Control and the Exchange Rate Defense Battle Escalate in Tandem
BlockBeats News, June 2nd, shifted from purely US-Iran negotiation progress to a deeper strategic control power struggle. It is rumored that the United States has demanded that Oman, which has maintained neutrality for a long time, clearly state its position between the US and Iran, and even requested to cut diplomatic relations with Iran. Meanwhile, Iran has once again issued a tough signal to block the Strait of Hormuz and the Strait of Mand. Although Trump stated that an agreement could be reached within a week, both the US and Iran still have significant differences in their statements about the content of the agreement, indicating that regional risks have not yet been resolved.
Another key storyline comes from Japan. Despite the Japanese government using a record 11.73 trillion yen in a single month to intervene in the foreign exchange market, the yen has once again approached the 160 level. The Finance Minister reiterated that they could intervene again at any time. This indicates that major global economies are facing dual pressures of capital flows and exchange rate stability, and also reflects that market demand for dollar assets remains strong.
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Circle's recent quantum strategy is quite solid, with SLH-DSA and ECDSA running in parallel, and a clear transition plan.
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CoinNetwork
According to Crypto界, Wu Shuo learned that the arc official post said that Circle has published a post-quantum security white paper, proposing a phased security roadmap for arc, USDC, smart contracts, validators, and infrastructure systems. The white paper points out that quantum computing may pose long-term risks to blockchain signatures, validator keys, smart contracts, and network communications. Circle plans to support SLH-DSA signature verification in arc and, during the transition period, allow USDC smart contracts to continue supporting ECDSA interaction while enabling post-quantum signatures. Circle said that the final cutover timeline will depend on ecosystem readiness, regulatory requirements, and quantum risk assessments, and the related roadmap may still be adjusted.
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These past two days, I really feel overloaded with information. In the group chat there are a bunch of screenshots, plus a whole string of long threads from KOLs. The moment my emotions kick in, I accidentally slip and click buy. Honestly, in the end, the one who pays the bill is still me. It’s not quite right to blame the group for being too noisy, and blaming the KOLs is even less useful. For them, the cost of speaking is almost zero—my impulsive cost is real… Sometimes I can’t even tell whether I actually like the work, or whether I’m being pushed along by “narrative” and FOMO.
Recently, al
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64.5% to 40.5%, this drop is more exciting than the coin price itself
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MeNews
Forecast market indicates the probability of Bitcoin reaching $80k in April has decreased
ME News Report, April 18 (UTC+8), forecast market data shows that in the event "What price will Bitcoin reach in April?", the probability of the "Yes" option "Will Bitcoin reach $80,000 in April?" has decreased from 64.5% to 40.5%, a single-day drop of 24.0 percentage points.
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Lately I keep seeing “on-chain privacy” and “compliance” argued as if they were opposites, but my own expectations are getting simpler instead: don’t count on anonymity so much that nobody can find you, and don’t treat every signature as if you’re doing a live stream. Put plainly, the chain is more like a glass house—privacy is mostly about “getting one extra layer fewer people can casually peel off,” not about an invisibility cloak.
Especially lately, when everyone puts RWA, U.S. Treasury yield, and all kinds of on-chain yield products side by side in comparisons, I’m even more cautious: once
RWA4.17%
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Recently I’ve been looking at some address profiling tools—labels, clustering, and fund-flow analysis. To put it bluntly, it’s kind of like putting patchwork stickers on a wallet: the colors are very rich, but are they really the same person… I can’t say I believe it all. Especially when a lot of people love to use “smart money” as a filter. The moment they see a label, they get an itch to chase after it. Then once the attention shifts, that wave of memes and celebrity shilling—basically the ones who take over at the end are usually all in their emo era.
What I care about more right now is: wh
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Just now I got itchy again and wanted to chase the rally, but the more I stared at the candlestick chart, the more anxious I became... Now I will pause for three seconds and ask myself: Am I getting new information, or am I being pushed by emotions to keep increasing my position? Honestly, many times it's just fear of missing out, and has nothing to do with "understanding."
Recently, everyone has been talking about AI Agents and automated trading narratives. It seems very clever, but I care more about how they interact with the chain, who has the permissions, what the signature pop-ups say. No
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Quantum threats have skewed the rhythm; financial communication is the real prize.
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MeNews
Opinion: The greatest threat of quantum computing is not targeting Bitcoin private keys; the financial system faces a "collect first, decrypt later" risk.
ME News Report, May 30 (UTC+8): Andrew Gault, founding partner of 7percent Ventures and CEO of ZeroTier, said the market is abuzz with concerns that quantum computing could crack Bitcoin wallet private keys, but it is overlooking a more urgent threat—encrypted communication data exchanged among financial institutions. Gault said attackers are storing large volumes of financial data using a “collect first, decrypt later” strategy, to crack it once future quantum computers become powerful enough. Previously, Google’s Quantum AI team said quantum computers may be able to crack Bitcoin private keys in a short time, but Gault believes the encrypted data being collected now is more worth attention. Google plans to complete its migration to post-quantum cryptography by 2029, and Citigroup’s research suggests that if quantum computing breaches the payment systems of major U.S. banks, it could lead to losses of up to $3.3 trillion USD.
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The White House announced that the progress is smooth, but the crypto community is more concerned about whether this news will cause another upheaval in the Middle East, thereby stirring risk assets—"red line" is a political term, but candlestick charts are the real deal.
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News reports that the White House states negotiations on the Iran issue are progressing smoothly, and Trump has clearly defined his red lines.
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Still hiding the fee rate in the third version S-1—old Wall Street style. Waiting for the official launch to see what’s really going on.
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Wu learned that Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas stated that BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF (BITA) has submitted the third version of its S-1 amendment, but the expense ratio has not yet been disclosed. According to previous SEC filings, the fund intends to hold Bitcoin, IBIT shares, and cash, and generate premium income by selling IBIT-related call options. The product is still in the registration document revision stage and has not yet been officially listed.
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Traditional companies are finally starting to use on-chain settlement, and the combination of Invoice Chain + DCJPY is quite interesting.
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Hitachi Ltd. announced the completion of an inter-company transaction test with nine companies including Decalett DCP, Fujitsu, Kao Group Customer Marketing, and Tsubame Holdings, based on Japanese Yen tokenized deposits DCJPY.
The test connected the inter-company order data and DCJPY settlement process through the Invoice Chain platform developed with Hitachi's participation, and automatically generated reconciliation files for accounts receivable verification, achieving automation from order processing, payment settlement, to accounts receivable verification and accounting treatment. (NADA NEWS)
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NATO spokesperson certifies with an official stamp; the crashed drone’s traced origin points to Russia, adding further uncertainty to the situation around the Black Sea
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CryptoWorld News reports that a NATO military headquarters spokesperson stated that the drone that crashed in Romania originated from Russia.
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