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I don't understand technology, but I know how to tell a story and love collecting early community signals from projects. Occasionally, I share stories about my own missteps.
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In the recovery window after the sharp drop, the risk/reward for trading within the $KMNO range is fairly decent; just set your stop-loss order properly.
LinusMax
$KMNO is down sharply, making this a recovery setup rather than a breakout chase. Current market data also shows elevated volatility around the token.
📍 Zone: $0.041–$0.043
🏁 TP1: $0.049
🏁 TP2: $0.056
❌ Exit: below $0.038
#KMNO #Kamino
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I’m more the kind of person who can read “block builder” three times and still not remember what they actually do, but will screenshot and save discussions in the community saying, “This builder has been front-running pretty aggressively lately,” rather than someone technical enough to break down bundle structures and explain the MEV process clearly.
To be honest, it’s enough for retail users to know this much: your transaction may already have been jumped ahead of when it’s packaged, setting slippage too low can get you sandwiched, and—when you see “priority gas fee,” don’t click it without t
Long-term holding of quality assets is indeed stable, and MSTR, as a Nasdaq constituent, is certainly worth watching.
Cryptoguider
$SKHY ‌STOCKS are beautiful ❤️ a long investment is also better in trusted stocks
write your favorite list of stocks
and why you select them
#MSTRTopsNasdaq100 #GateTops24HNetInflowsAmongExchanges #BTCRetakes80K #GateSquareMidAutumnReunion #ShareWeekly
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Still scrolling at 3 a.m.—tell me, isn’t it addictive?
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Ahead of NFP, these conflicting data mean that if 78k fails to hold, caution is warranted in the short term.
furan86999
Data Divergence Ahead of Nonfarm Payrolls, September Rate Hike Suspense Mounts
The latest two sets of U.S. data have presented the market with a difficult puzzle.
The August ISM Manufacturing PMI fell from 55.6 to 54.6, below the expected 55.2, indicating that the pace of manufacturing expansion is slowing; however, the Prices Paid Index remained elevated at 71.1, showing that inflationary pressure has not cooled significantly.
The labor market is likewise stable on the surface but cooling underneath. July JOLTS job openings came in at 7.27M, higher than the revised June figure of 7.18M, but hiring fell by 278k to 278k, indicating that companies are not carrying out mass layoffs but are also becoming increasingly reluctant to hire.
The real problem is that rising oil prices continue to push up inflation expectations, while U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar strengthen in tandem. The market is currently pricing in a 66%—68% chance of a 25-basis-point Fed rate hike in September, while the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield briefly approached 4.8%.
Risk assets have already begun to come under pressure, with all three major U.S. stock indexes closing lower and the Nasdaq falling about 1%; BTC has also been oscillating repeatedly around $78,000.
The next key event is the August nonfarm payrolls report, scheduled for 20:30 Beijing time on September 4. If employment is too strong, it will further reinforce rate-hike expectations; if employment weakens significantly, it will fuel concerns about economic cooling. For BTC, the short-term narrative is no longer simply “bad data means a rally”; the market must also watch how the dollar, Treasury yields, and rate-hike probabilities are repriced.
Personally, I will focus on the strength of support around $78,000. Before the nonfarm payrolls report is released, chasing rallies or selling into declines can easily lead to getting whipsawed; the true direction may not be confirmed until after the data is published.
#BTC # Contract
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Lately I've been a little too absorbed in on-chain data. Some people see a whale transfer and immediately shout, “Follow, follow, follow,” but honestly, I want to ask: can you tell whether they're building a position or hedging? Sometimes the same address transfers funds from account A to account B, and account B then goes off to stake them or borrow against them. After going around in a circle, it's not a buy signal at all—it's purely risk-exposure management. The most outrageous case I've seen looked like someone had accumulated a huge stash, but in reality it was all collateral for a short
I just muted several crypto groups, and suddenly felt a huge weight lift off my shoulders. I used to always worry that I’d miss something if I wasn’t watching, but after staring at them all day, all I got was anxiety. These past couple of days, the staking unlock and token unlock calendars have been forwarded around repeatedly, with everyone guessing about sell pressure. I opened them, glanced at them twice, and closed them again. Whatever—I can’t predict it anyway.
Speaking of that, it reminds me of a pitfall I ran into before: contract approvals. Back then, I was trying out a new project and
Recently, I’ve really been thrown off by all kinds of hot-topic rotations, and my mindset is a bit breaking down. A few days ago I was still looking into RWA—stuff like U.S. Treasury yields getting put on-chain. When you compare on-chain yield products with traditional finance side by side, it feels pretty reasonable. But before I could even figure it out, the group chat started hyping the next one again. I’m a slow-learner type—every time I chase in, the hype is already at its peak, and then I get repeatedly harvested. 😅
Now I’ve learned better: the essence of hot-topic rotation is that atte
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Just saw a post about a cross-chain bridge being hacked, and the comments section turned into a full-on argument. Some people say “wait for confirmation” is the soul of consensus mechanisms, while others curse that this is basically a breeding ground for arbitrageurs’ frenzy. Honestly, for someone like me who’s only half-competent at reading sandwich attacks, it feels pretty ironic—I watch that tiny bit of price spread like I’m the hunter, only to turn around and get clamped into paying fees. 😅
The oracle’s abnormal pricing period was the same—everywhere in the community there were all kinds
Just saw a few posts where Layer 2s were going at each other in a “mouth fight.” It’s pretty interesting—everyone’s comparing TPS, fees, and ecosystem subsidies. Honestly, I feel like no matter how much people argue, whoever runs faster is the one that survives, but running fast also depends on whether the road is full of potholes.
Today I want to talk about something different. I was just browsing a project and was planning to quietly follow it, but then I hesitated and ended up unfollowing it. That kind of mindset: when I first joined, I thought, “Wow, this team is amazing.” A couple days la
GraniteShares’ leveraged mining-stock ETF has surged into the oversold zone—technical traders should keep an eye on it. But how good is the RSI signal for mining-stock ETFs, and what are the historical backtest win rates?
CoinNetwork
Crypto news: GraniteShares YieldBoost RIOT ETF (code: RTYY) entered the oversold range during Tuesday’s trading, with the share price falling to a low of $10.35 per share. The oversold range is defined based on the Relative Strength Index (RSI), which is a technical analysis indicator.
Analysts say they haven’t exited the bear market, but their actions are drawing bullish divergences—if you know, you know.
CoinNetwork
Gate.io News: According to CoinJie.com news, analysts said that Bitcoin’s volatility has fallen by 50% compared with the previous cycle, so the current price range may be nearing the bottom. He observed a bullish divergence on a longer time frame, although short-term trend signals are still bearish. He said that negative momentum is weakening, but this doesn’t mean we’ve already left the bear market.
Is “the firmware cannot be upgraded” a feature, not a bug? I paused for a moment at this logic, but minimizing the attack surface does make sense.
CoinNetwork
According to a message from Bianjie News, in the context of the controversy in which Tangem CTO Andrey Lazutkin disclosed to Ledger’s Security Team that Tangem cards have a physical attack vulnerability and cannot be fixed because the firmware is not upgradeable, he posted to defend Tangem’s minimalist design. He said that the more hardware wallet components there are, the larger the attack surface; therefore, Tangem uses an architecture with no screen, no battery, and firmware that cannot be upgraded. Andrey believes that firmware upgrades themselves are also a long-term code injection entry point, so an immutable design can reduce reliance on the vendor’s ongoing trust—the main security weakness of traditional hardware wallets lies in the seed phrase—while fully publicly disclosing the underlying mechanisms of the security chip could also provide attackers with clues.
Zero positions for 20 consecutive weeks—does Bitdeer’s move reflect a fully bearish outlook, or is cash flow king? Mining companies’ HODL beliefs also seem to vary by levels.
WuSaidBlockchainW
Bitdeer released weekly Bitcoin data stating that, as of July 10, the company mined 227.5 BTC this week and sold all 227.5 BTC, resulting in zero net BTC holdings. Since it sold the 189.8 BTC produced during the week it began selling on February 20 and its existing 943.1 BTC reserves, Bitdeer has disclosed for 20 consecutive weeks that its BTC net holdings are zero; this measure excludes customer deposits and BTC that the company has pledged.
Geopolitics just makes the oil price drop and it kneels—this sensitivity is even faster than DeFi liquidations.
CoinNetwork
Coin World Network news: The US and Brent oil both fell by $1 in the short term, trading at $71.70 per barrel and $76.31 per barrel, respectively. On the news front, Qatar’s representative has arrived in Iran and is conducting urgent mediation.
I tried it once, putting ETH into LST for restaking, at that time I didn't even know the difference between stETH and rETH, but I just clicked because the APY number looked nice.
Where does the yield come from? Simply put, you stake your coins to a node, the node verifies the network, and shares some interest with you. Restaking is adding another layer on top, staking to other protocols for extra points or airdrop expectations. It sounds like Russian nesting dolls, and indeed it is.
As for risks, I don't think it's smart contract hacking—although that's also scary—what's more annoying is liqui
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History does not simply repeat itself, but the rhythm does feel familiar—don’t rush to call it a bull market during the July impulse; wait for confirmation of a lower high. Bottoms are always ground out.
CryptoZeno
$BTC We're seeing an early July pump, similar to what we saw during the 2018 and 2022 bear markets.
In both cases, the rally ultimately formed a lower high on the LTF.
I'm bullish on the HTF, but major bottoms have historically taken time to develop. aka. more chop.
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Tornado Cash is once again a hacker’s playground—washing 21 million with ease.
CoinNetwork
CoinWorld news, according to on-chain analyst Specter's monitoring, the Step Finance attacker is actively transferring the previously stolen funds into Ethereum via a cross-chain bridge and depositing them into the mixing protocol Tornado Cash. The attacker first transferred $5.8 million in assets across chains and received 3,874 ETH, then transferred another $21.4 million and received 12,124 ETH. So far, the attacker has deposited a total of $10.8 million into Tornado Cash, with the remaining $16 million in stolen funds still being continuously laundered. Additionally, over the past five hours, two attackers, including the one in the above case, have transferred over $21 million in total into Tornado Cash.
CME crypto futures volume up 76% YoY, Micro Bitcoin also up 46%, signals of institutional entry are becoming more apparent
CoinNetwork
According to a Coin World news report, data released by CME Group shows that in June, the average daily trading volume of cryptocurrency futures contracts rose 76% year over year to 334,000 contracts, with a nominal value of approximately $10.7 billion. Among them, the average daily trading volume of micro Bitcoin futures contracts increased 46% to 77,000 contracts. In the second quarter, the average daily trading volume of cryptocurrency futures contracts reached 250,000 contracts, up 32% year over year, with a nominal value of approximately $13.7 billion. The average daily trading volume of Ethereum futures contracts increased 10% to 18,000 contracts.
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