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Neither bull nor bear, prefers to view assets with a cyclical mindset; cares more about how narratives are implemented, less about chasing gains or cutting losses.
Stop-loss is really like a breakup: you drag it out and refuse to admit it. The longer you delay, the more it wears you down from the inside, and you still have to pay “interest”—not the kind of funding fee, but more like spending every day staring at the chart until your emotions get drained. I used to think I’d wait until it comes back to my cost line before I exit, but more often than not, the longer I waited, the more I lost. And in the end, I’d even blame the market for not giving me face… To put it plainly, admitting the loss early is actually easier—within the cycle, there will always b
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Not taking deposits or making loans, focusing solely on institutional-level custody and tokenized assets. This approach is very clever—avoiding the most sensitive deposit business and first occupying the compliance custody ecosystem.
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MeNews
Digital asset company Laser Digital is approved to establish a national trust bank in the United States
Nomura Holdings’ digital-asset company, Laser Digital, has received preliminary conditional approval from the U.S. OCC to establish Laser Digital National Trust Bank. The bank is intended to serve as a federally regulated trust institution, providing institutional clients with custody services for tokenized assets, digital assets, and traditional assets, and supporting businesses such as stablecoins, cross-border payments, and collateral management. Final approval will depend on requirements such as minimum capital, and the bank does not plan to accept deposits or make loans.
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The Hidden Script of Modern Conflicts: When You Think You're Watching Ground Advancement, the Real Strangulation Occurs in Supply Chain and Production Capacity Data
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CoinNetwork
CryptoWorld News: Reuters' calculations show that due to Ukraine drone attacks, Russia's diesel production in May decreased by approximately 10% compared to April.
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Just now, my phone popped up a red dot for a "funds abnormality alert," and I almost reflexively clicked it. Then I thought, this kind of thing is the easiest way to lead people into panic-driven actions... Honestly, security still depends on your current asset size.
It's okay to keep small amounts on exchanges/hot wallets for convenience, just don't keep losing passwords every day; when it reaches a point where losing access would keep you awake at night, hardware wallets should come into play, at least to block the route of "phone infection/misclicking links." Going further up, single-person
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Nokia’s latest transformation is absolutely ruthless: a patent money-printing machine + AI infrastructure—a whole new way for an old giant to stay alive.
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MarsBitNews
Market value of 600 billion, NVIDIA splurges 1 billion!
Why can Nokia, which sold its mobile business, make a comeback to the top?
Nokia has corrected the misconception that it is the “king of mobile phones,” achieving a turnaround by leveraging massive patent licensing and optical-network/AI infrastructure. In early 2026, net profit surged 200% year over year, with more than 7,000 5G SEPs, patent revenue of about 1.5 billion euros, and a profit margin exceeding 70%. By acquiring Infinera, rolling out AI‑RAN, and pursuing AI Aerial, it advances cloud computing power and 6G-forward-looking standards, transforming into a hidden giant of AI infrastructure.
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Harvard has fully liquidated—are BitMine’s 5+ million ETH the last act of faith, or the next bomb?
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MarsBitNews
ETH declines but retail investors' bottom-fishing enthusiasm remains high, while institutional trimming hints at a drop to $1,750.
Ethereum falls below $2000 for the first time since March, retail investors' buy-the-dip sentiment rises. Historically, overly optimistic retail investors often indicate that the bottom has not yet been reached, and true bottom-fishing usually occurs during panic phases. Institutions and whales continue to reduce their holdings, ETF net outflows, Harvard funds and others are clearing positions; Glassnode reports that since 2026, large whale holdings have decreased by 5%; BitMine still holds about 5.21 million ETH. From a technical perspective, breaking below the ascending wedge suggests the price may drop to around $1,750, with approximately 18% downside potential.
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Recently, I've been looking at the floor prices of a few old NFTs again. Honestly, when liquidity cools down, royalties become an "optional" switch; everyone is looking for a place to enter and exit with one click, and whether the narrative is hot or not becomes a secondary concern. If the community is just left shouting slogans, the floor price will eventually grind down to nothing; but if someone continues to do work and bring the story to life, even if transactions are less frequent, at least it won't disperse too quickly.
This wave of AI agents, automated trading, and on-chain interactions
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The market has turned into an information arbitrage game; retail investors are still watching candlestick charts, while others have already read the script.
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MeNews
The total amount of short crude oil trades reached $2.2 billion, and some transactions are under investigation.
ME News Report: After Trump announced the Strait of Hormuz would remain open, large short positions appeared in the crude oil market. On April 17, short positions exceeding $760 million were established, and within minutes of the announcement, oil prices fell over 10%. Before and after the ceasefire on April 7, $950 million in shorts were established. On March 23, before delaying strikes on Iran's energy infrastructure, $500 million in shorts were established. The CFTC has launched an investigation into the trading activities on March 23 and April 7.
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The subscription feature is down—don’t panic yet. Wait for the official fix, and we’ll talk in more detail afterward. Remember the ETH price levels: stick to short-term trades, and don’t overthink it—don’t try to “go big” here.
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TeacherAbu
Hold on, brothers who subscribed, there’s a problem and I can’t post the subscription update for now. I’ve already contacted the official team and they are working on it.
After the positive news, there was a consecutive series of negative signals, always warning everyone to be cautious and to take high-altitude positions. Yesterday, it happened as expected.
Just posting a quick update, once subscriptions are available again, I’ll provide a detailed analysis of the market and strategies. ETH: 2022 (long at low) - 2041 (long) - 2093 (short) - 2118 (short)
It’s still a short-term position. There will definitely be a pull-up and short squeeze before a big drop. Don’t get ahead of yourself before the time is right.
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Lately I've been looking at yield aggregators again, and that APY on the page really makes people itchy, but honestly, it's not "interest" behind it—it's a string of contracts being assembled and where the funds are ultimately being used to match with whom. Going one layer deeper adds another potential point of failure: authorization not being revoked, strategy contracts being upgraded, underlying pools being drained, liquidation parameters being changed... They all seem quiet most of the time, but when something happens, it all erupts. In the group these days, there's been talk about stableco
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These days, I've been talking about sharding and parallelism again, and the community is quite lively, but I keep thinking: when it really launches, where is the safest place to hold assets, and how to exit.
Honestly, no matter how beautiful the technical narrative is—bridges, cross-chain, multi-signature, upgrade permissions—if something goes wrong, in the end, you’re the one paying the price.
Some people also use ETF capital flows and U.S. stock risk appetite to explain daily fluctuations; I’ve seen it too, but I don’t get too caught up in it... macro sentiment can give a push, no doubt,
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This week, macroeconomic data is packed, with PCE and unemployment benefit data essentially determining whether there will be a rate cut in June. Keep a close eye.
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MarsBitNews
This week's macroeconomic data may dominate the cryptocurrency market trend, with PCE, unemployment benefits, and housing market data becoming key indicators for the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts.
This week, the cryptocurrency market will focus on U.S. macroeconomic data such as PCE inflation, initial jobless claims, housing prices, and new home sales to assess the Federal Reserve's room to cut interest rates; the market generally believes there is a higher probability of maintaining interest rates in June. The Middle East situation and oil price fluctuations remain key concerns; if energy prices continue to rise, it could intensify inflationary pressures and suppress the performance of risk assets. Additionally, this week will see multiple DAO governance votes and token unlock events involving projects like EIGEN, HUMA, and GRASS.
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Recently, I’ve been checking the APY of a few yield aggregators again. The numbers look pretty impressive—but let’s be real, this isn’t “money falling from the sky.” Behind it are layer upon layer of contracts helping you move bricks: first, you put your tokens into A, then you borrow, do market making, or stake. The more circuitous the route is, the more counterparties you’re dealing with. When the APY wobbles, it may not be that the strategy has suddenly gotten smarter; it might be that a certain pool’s liquidity is thin, or that a particular lending venue’s interest rate has spiked, or that
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The dilemma facing the new Federal Reserve Chair: inflation credibility vs political pressure, but Polymarket thinks the chance of a rate hike is only 35%. Who's right?
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BlockBeatNews
American bond investors forecast WASH to raise interest rates in December
BlockBeats News, May 25 — According to Bloomberg, U.S. bond investors expect new Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to prioritize the central bank’s credibility in fighting inflation over the rate cuts promoted by President Trump, and the market has already priced in a rate hike in December through instruments like swaps.

It is worth noting that on Polymarket, the probability of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates this year is only reported at 35%.
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NVIDIA's latest move directly boosts GPUs for radio astronomy, and the Stelline suite allows scientists to do local data processing first before sending data to the observatory—pretty impressive.
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MeNews
NVIDIA AI: GPU-accelerated signal processing is the future of radio astronomy, Stelline suite has been shipped
AIMPACT News, May 15 (UTC+8), NVIDIA AI officials believe that GPU-accelerated signal processing is the future of radio astronomy. Its Stelline developer kit based on DGX Spark allows scientists to develop computing and networking capabilities locally, then deploy them to observatories. Currently, the first batch of devices has begun shipping to scientists. (Source: InFoQ)
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Recently, the group has been talking about sharding and parallel processing again, saying "performance doubling narratives are coming." It's lively, but I'm still more concerned about two things: where to put assets and how to withdraw when the time comes. To put it simply, no matter how fast the chain runs, if your funds cross a bridge and something goes wrong, or if the contract permissions are not secured, or if liquidity is thin, you won't be able to leave. It's even more obvious with stablecoins—regulations, reserve audits, and various "de-pegging" rumors are circulating rapidly, and peop
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BitMart's new release pace is good, mark your calendar for May 15, 2026, 22:00 UTC+8, BZUSDT/CLUSDT perpetual contracts are preparing to open positions.
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MeNews
BitMart合约将上线BZ (Brent Oil)、CL (WTI Crude Oil)
ME News Announcement, May 15 (UTC+8), according to the official announcement, BitMart contracts will list BZUSDT and CLUSDT perpetual contracts at 22:00 (UTC+8) on May 15, 2026, supporting up to 10x leverage! (Source: BitMart)
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Funding rate extremes, and the group starts asking “Should we do the opposite?”
I usually first give myself three minutes to calm down: frankly, extreme rates are not signals, they are a thermometer of emotions.
It’s not impossible to take the other side, but you have to admit you’re wrestling with the excitement/fear of a whole bunch of people, and a slight push on the accelerator can leave you behind…
Most of the time, I choose to avoid volatility, reduce leverage, or simply stay on the sidelines and watch the show, waiting for the rates to return to normal.
Losing a little profit is
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EDEN and ALLO are in the top two; this list has some substance, let's keep an eye on it for now.
EDEN3.2%
ALLO-12.67%
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FortuneAi
⚡ Top 10 Coins for Trading by Fortune AI ⚡
1. EDEN
2. ALLO
3. BILL
4. FIDA
5. ZEST
6. ACE
7. ME
8. GMT
9. SXT
10. BOB
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Chapter10:
Allo is such trash, you're really funny, not thinking straight.
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Qatar delegation flies to Tehran, the U.S. behind the scenes pushes, Iran on the front lines fights back, the Middle East chess game becomes more and more complicated, can the peace agreement be implemented?
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MarsBitNews
Sources: Qatar negotiator arrives in Tehran to assist in facilitating US-Iran agreement
Mars Finance News, May 22 — An informed source told Reuters on Friday that a Qatari negotiation delegation arrived in Tehran on Friday in coordination with the United States, aiming to assist in facilitating an agreement to end the war between the U.S. and Iran and resolve pending issues. Doha had previously served as a mediator in the Gaza war and other international tensions, but has so far avoided playing a mediating role in the Iran war after being targeted by Iranian missiles and drones in recent conflicts. (Jinshi)
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