Why can't smart contracts guarantee absolute security even after passing an audit?

In Web3, when people see a project claim that “its smart contract has passed a security audit,” many first think: since a professional firm has already reviewed it, the funds should be relatively safe.

But there is an important distinction:

Passing an audit means that code within a specific scope has undergone a security review; it does not mean the entire project is risk-free.

Understanding this is essential to truly understand the value of an audit report.

1. An audit examines a specific scope, not every

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XRP/USDT Market Update: Bearish Momentum Intensifies

XRP is currently showing significant downward pressure on the intraday charts, having experienced a sharp selloff from the 1.3196 local high. The asset is trading at 1.1884, down over 10% for the session, reflecting a broader bearish sentiment. Price action is currently testing lower bounds, having printed a recent low of 1.1776.

Technical Structure and Indicators

The chart structure remains distinctly bearish. We observe a sequence of lower highs and lower lows, with candles consistently closing below the short-term moving averag

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November 6, 2026 (Friday) ETH Futures Strategy for Today (based on the current range of approximately $2,220–$2,230)

Core view (bearish; cautious about rebounds)

ETH has quickly pulled back from around $2,420 to around $2,220, breaking recent support, with weak short-term momentum. Today, prioritize looking for a short if a rebound stalls, or consider going long only after a retest of lower support. Keep positions light.

Specific strategies

1. Shorting a rebound (primary strategy)

• Watch zone: $2,270–$2,320 (or near $2,350)

• Entry reference: Consider a small short if signs of s

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What Is a Trailing Stop? How Can You Protect Existing Profits Without Exiting a Continuing Trend Too Early?

In cryptocurrency trading, after prices rise, traders often face a dilemma: when should they take profits? Selling too early may mean missing out on further gains, while holding on too long may allow existing profits to gradually evaporate. A trailing stop offers a way to dynamically manage exit levels, but it also has limitations.

First, what is a trailing stop?

A trailing stop is a strategy that adjusts the stop level as the price moves in a favorable direction. For a long position,

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What Is a Stop-Loss Order? Why Is Setting a Stop-Loss Important, Yet Unable to Guarantee an Exit at the Expected Price Every Time?

In cryptocurrency trading, no one can always accurately predict price movements. The purpose of a stop-loss is not to ensure that a trade never loses money, but to limit risk in advance when the market moves against expectations and prevent losses on a single trade from continuing to grow. However, a stop-loss is not an absolute safeguard; extreme market conditions can still lead to slippage.

First, what is a stop-loss order?

A stop-loss order is a trading tool

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#加密市场承压 The latest crypto market downturn was first triggered by declining risk appetite in broader markets, with leverage within the crypto market amplifying the losses. The two factors compounded each other, explaining the broad sell-off better than any single crypto-related news item.

How much did external and internal factors contribute?
The trigger came from U.S. stocks: AI and semiconductor stocks plunged, the Nasdaq fell 5.52%, and Bitcoin broke below $76,000.
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How Can You Tell When Market Conditions Have Changed? Which Signals Are Worth Watching, and Which Are Just Short-Term Noise?

In the previous article, we discussed a question: Why might a trading strategy that once worked gradually lose its edge?

One important reason is that market conditions have changed.

But the real challenge is this: Markets fluctuate every day. How do we know whether this is normal volatility or whether the market regime has actually changed?

If we react too slowly, we may continue using a strategy that is no longer suited to current market conditions.

If we react too

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Why Can Mismanagement Occur Even With a Multisig Wallet?

In the Web3 world, multisig wallets are often seen as an important tool for improving the security of digital assets.

The basic idea is simple: a transaction no longer relies on just one person's signature. It can only be executed once a preset threshold of signatures has been met.

For example, a 3/5 multisig wallet requires at least three of its five signers to jointly approve a transaction.

This means that even if one signer's key is compromised, an attacker usually cannot complete a transaction with that key alone.

But this raise