RoyaltyCat

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Using cat meme stickers to counter copyright disputes, spreading cute meme images everywhere. Actually, I also trade NFTs myself.
Recently, narratives like parallel execution and sharding have been getting a lot of attention, with people everywhere shouting about new chains that are supposed to be both resilient and fast. I looked around—there are indeed technical highlights on the surface—but honestly, what really matters to me is asset security and the exit path. Do you think you can just rush in with the hype and make money? Turned out liquidity gets pulled out faster than you’d imagine, and when you try to sell, the slippage is so brutal it makes you want to spit 😅
Recently, hardware wallets have been out of stock,
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When the funding rate shoots to the sky, I usually choose to make a run. After all, it’s hard to do either long or short—if your counterparty’s order book isn’t set up properly, you can easily get hit from both sides. Now everyone’s talking about ETF fund flows and how that risk appetite in the US stock market affects “da bing” (BTC, basically). To be honest, I still don’t really get it. But it feels like market sentiment is all tangled up—staying out of the volatility for a bit, then picking things back up once things cool down, doesn’t seem bad. In any case, my own NFT trades with those smal
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Michigan consumer confidence rebounds to 54.4, beating expectations; the hard part is that it’s still below last year’s average level. Falling inflation expectations gives the Federal Reserve a bit of relief, but Waller’s tough remarks didn’t push expectations down further—suggesting the market isn’t buying it. More importantly, workers lack leverage: even if inflation rebounds, wages are unlikely to rise much, which undercuts the quality of this recovery.
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Coin World news: Analyst Samuel Tombs pointed out that the rise in the University of Michigan consumer confidence index is still below last year’s average level. The indicator increased from 49.5 in June to 54.4, exceeding economists’ expectations of 50.5. Tombs said that falling inflation expectations bring some comfort to the Federal Reserve, but Chair Wash may be disappointed that his tough remarks on inflation have not further pushed expectations lower. In addition, Tombs noted that workers “lack bargaining power,” which means there is little likelihood that a recent overall rebound in inflation will lead to wage growth.
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