#Web3SecurityGuide
Web3 gives users more control over their assets, but that control also comes with greater responsibility. Unlike traditional finance, blockchain transactions are often irreversible, so a single mistake can become expensive. Strong security should always be the first priority.
🔑 Protect Your Seed Phrase
Never share your seed phrase or private key with anyone. No legitimate exchange, wallet provider, or support team should ask for it. Store it offline in a secure place and avoid saving it in screenshots, cloud storage, emails, or messaging apps.
🛡️ Use Hardware Wallets
For

i recommend you go and read @JIMMYEDGAR book.
pay attention and read it very slowly.
also, don’t believe in anyone but yourself.

$AKE Sweating profusely ‌

Bitcoin’s 1+ year HODL Wave is rising again.
This is a metric that shows the percentage of BTC supply that hasn’t moved onchain for at least a year.
Here's how it compares with other timeframes:
→ Last August: ~64%
→ February: ~59%
→ Now: ~61%
A lot of BTC that moved around this time last year has now been sitting still for 12 months, so it gets counted in the 1+ year bucket.
On the other hand, Glassnode shows long-term holders sold a net ~212K BTC over the past 30 days.
So most BTC is still sitting untouched for over a year, even though some long-term holders have started selling recently.
I

#Web3SecurityGuide The Biggest Risk Is Often the Human Layer
THE SECURITY NUMBERS ARE GETTING HARDER TO IGNORE
Web3 security is no longer only about smart-contract bugs or blockchain vulnerabilities. The first half of 2026 shows how quickly attackers are adapting. CertiK recorded more than $1.31 billion in losses across 344 Web3 security incidents, with approximately $1.20 billion remaining after frozen and recovered funds were accounted for.
WALLETS ARE THE BIGGEST PRESSURE POINT
The most financially damaging category was wallet compromise. CertiK reported more than $444 million lost across

#StockTradingShareChallenge
A $93 PRICE BEFORE THE STOCK EVEN OPENS
Unitree Robotics is creating an unusual price-discovery experiment before its Shanghai debut. Hyperliquid traders are currently pricing the company's pre-IPO perpetual around $93 per share, compared with the official Shanghai IPO price of 150.80 yuan, or about $22.37. That represents a premium of roughly 4.2x the IPO price.
THE VALUATION GAP IS THE REAL STORY
At the IPO price, Unitree is valued at roughly $9 billion. The approximately $93 Hyperliquid price implies a valuation near $37.8 billion. In other words, the derivativ

Really envious of those who can ride it from start to finish, 2930x—feels like it’s been ages since I’ve seen one 😭😭

Just minted my first NFT on Robinhood.
Proud to be a member of @RobinApePixels .
Now we wait for gender reveal.😁

$TSLA : Balancing Growth and Profitability
Tesla's stock rose 0.65% in the last trading session to $342.28. Intraday trading ranged from $335.35 to $351.26. The company's market capitalization is at $1.35 trillion. The price-to-earnings ratio, closely watched by investors, is at a very high level of 316.9, indicating that the market continues to price in future growth expectations for the company.
Financial Outlook and Sectoral Dynamics
The company's second-quarter earnings report gave mixed signals. Revenue increased 26% year-over-year to $28.24 billion, exceeding market expectations. Howeve

Micron Technology: Memory Giant's Margins and Sectoral Outlook
Micron Technology shares rose 2.32% in the last trading session, reaching $971.98. Intraday trading ranged from $956.21 to $984.00. The company's market capitalization reached $1.09 trillion, with a price-to-earnings ratio of 21.96. Particularly noteworthy is the fact that last year's price-to-earnings ratio was 128.02, indicating a significant improvement in the company's profitability.
According to industry sources, Micron's overall DRAM margins are expected to reach 95% by 2025. This is considered quite high for the memory secto

$GRVT (Grvt) – Bearish Rejection, Out
I'm staying far away from GRVT because it is up a slight +0.87% at $0.3019, but has been rejected heavily from its 24h high of $0.3228. The price is trading below the short-term EMAs (EMA5 $0.3044, EMA10 $0.3047). The 24h low is $0.2919, and MACD is flattening out. The long upper wicks show strong selling pressure at the highs. I'm not touching this until it reclaims $0.3047. For now, I'm completely out.

$BTW The situation clearly shows it was a fake-out to lure in shorts. After taking a quick taste and leaving, it surged hard. Everyone, watch first—no need to rush into a trade; it still has room to rise.

$SKDD (GraniteShares) – Tight Range, Watching
I'm watching SKDD because it's down -1.77% at $10.107, stuck in a very tight range between $10.043 and $10.188. The EMAs are flat and tightly bunched around $10.09-$10.10. MACD is neutral. **I am staying out** of this low-volatility chop. There is no edge here. I will wait for a break above $10.188 or below $10.043.

$SNDK Let’s talk about SanDisk again.
Even just looking at this chart, you can feel how strong SanDisk is. 1700 is definitely within reach.
The question is whether 1760 will provide some resistance or consolidate.

The S&P 500 has surged 13.74% so far this year to 7,785, adding nearly $9,000,000,000,000 in market cap.
Here are the top-performing S&P 500 stocks by year-to-date return:

$ELSA caught my attention because the sell pressure is starting to slow down, but price still hasn’t earned a breakout yet.
$ELSA — Waiting for the Level to Break
Current price: ~$0.0471
24H: -0.22%
24H High: $0.04916
24H Low: $0.04658
24H Volume: ~$2.5M
1H Market Structure
ELSA is sitting near the bottom of its current short-term range after repeatedly failing to hold above the $0.049 area.
The interesting part is that sellers have not been able to push price cleanly through the $0.0466 zone. That gives buyers a level to defend, but I don't want to call it a bullish reversal until price actua

Amorim taking his revenge against Man Utd for sacking him 😆

🚨 Approximately $400 million flowed out of Bitcoin ETF funds over the past week.
The vast majority of the outflows came from BlackRock and Fidelity. While the two largest ETF companies are selling BTC aggressively, as I shared today, small investors are accumulating Bitcoin.
A strange situation has emerged now—do you think the small fish will eat the big fish this time? :)