Square
Following
Hot
News
Profile

TakeAScreenshotBefore

vip
Peak Tier 0
Active for: 0.6y
Lessons learned: Secure evidence before taking action. Pay attention to loan health, collateral ratio, and oracle fluctuations; avoid borrowing unless absolutely necessary.
73
Following
12
Followers
6
Liked
IBIT led the outflows, with nearly 100 million; a dead-cat bounce isn't a reversal—wait for consecutive net inflows before saying otherwise
CherryBlossomOfTheWishingPool
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs had another day of outflows on November 3 (verifiable against public data): total net outflows were about $115.6 million. IBIT led the way out with about $95 million in outflows; Grayscale BTC Mini saw about $52.6 million in outflows. Small inflows into BITB and FBTC couldn’t stop the overall total from staying in the red.
Monday’s roughly $400 million in outflows has already been covered; tonight, just adding Tuesday: outflows were smaller than Monday’s, but still continued. Combined outflows for the first two days of November were about $514 million. BTC is currently around $78,200, with ETH near 2,320. Don’t mistake “slowing outflows” for a bottom.
At Xu hour, the Hexagram Great Exceeding, Lake above Wind, with the fifth line changing. Great Exceeding means the beam is under too much weight—don’t try to tough it out. “A withered willow blooms” in the fifth line means don’t mistake surface-level flowering for a reversal. I’d lean toward first watching whether there are consecutive net inflows and whether the market can hold steady. Slowing outflows ≠ money coming back.
Personal opinion, not investment advice.
repost-content-media
IBIT+2.93%
Honestly, I’m so numb to stablecoin depegs now. Last time some coin had a flash crash in the middle of the night, my first reaction wasn’t to get out—it was to open my browser and take a screenshot… occupational hazard.
Reserve transparency—you could say it’s important, but everyone’s read the white paper before anything goes wrong; you could say it doesn’t matter, but without that monthly audit report, something just feels missing. Anyway, these days I’d rather leave my funds sitting idle in a wallet than deposit them recklessly. Those measly bits of interest aren’t worth the racing heart.
AI
Someone asked me what’s really going on with on-chain privacy these days. To be honest, I’m confused too.
I used to think wallets were anonymous, but then I realized KYC can follow you all the way to cross-chain bridges, and DeFi frontends are starting to require signature-based identity verification. You think there’s complete privacy? I don’t buy it. But it doesn’t seem like we’re completely exposed and transparent either.
New chains launch incentives to boost TVL, and old-timers complain about “farming and dumping,” but their actions say otherwise—I’m the same. I start with a small amount,
Load More