Compute Is No Longer a Moat: When Politics Hits the Brakes on AI
Democrats’ AI regulations are moving from slogans to legislation, tightening rules on energy use, compute procurement, and model audits.
Microsoft’s decision to give up its expansion rights shifts capex uncertainty to policymakers—it would rather build less than make the wrong bet.
IPO valuation logic is being rewritten: from “discounting future compute” back to “pricing current cash flow.”
When the bubble deflates, companies with customers and gross margins will be rediscovered.
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What Is a Market Maker? How Do They Improve Market Liquidity by Providing Buy and Sell Quotes, and What Risks Do They Face?

In the cryptocurrency market, whether a trade can be executed quickly depends not only on the willingness of buyers and sellers, but also on whether there is sufficient liquidity in the market. Market makers are important participants in providing market liquidity, but they are not intermediaries who always make a profit.

First, what is a market maker?

Market makers typically provide continuous buy and sell quotes, making it easier for other traders to find a counterpa

🔍 Does finding restriction controls in a contract mean users’ assets are already restricted?

In the previous installment, we discussed why digital assets might be restricted, learned how to verify information using blockchain explorers, and examined common mechanisms such as blacklists, whitelists, transfer pauses, transaction limits, and upgradeable contracts.

Today, we’ll continue by addressing a question that’s easier to overlook:

When we find that a restriction mechanism exists, how should we determine whether it is active and whether it actually affects users?

This matters because in

🔐 Blacklists, whitelists, transfer pauses, and transaction limits: What exactly is the difference?

In the previous two articles, we discussed why digital assets may be restricted, and how to investigate using blockchain explorers, transaction records, contract source code, and permission settings.

Today, we’ll take a closer look.

Suppose you open a token contract and find features such as address management, transfer pausing, or transaction limits. What do these features actually mean? How might they affect ordinary users? And how should we assess their actual risks?

First, it is importan

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Who has the authority to freeze your digital assets? 🔐

In the Web3 world, there is a question every digital asset holder should carefully consider:

If assets are held in your own wallet and you manage the private keys yourself, why might you still be unable to transfer them in some cases?

To answer this question, we first need to understand one thing:

“Asset freezing” does not have just one meaning. Different freezing mechanisms may involve entirely different permissions, technical rules, and risks.

First: Trading platforms may restrict accounts.

If your assets are held on a centralized

The S&P 500 dropped 4.36% (roughly 4.4%) to close at 7,353.73, while the Nasdaq fell 5.5% during a sharp risk-off market session described by Michael Saylor as a rare 4-sigma (4σ) statistical event.‍
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#ETH A few days ago, I said we'd break below 2200, and it’s about to happen.
The bottom of this pullback was near 2031, at the daily downtrend Fibonacci extension level 2-, before it rebounded in a straight V-shape. #回调下跌

What Is Fibonacci Retracement? Why Do Traders Focus on the 38.2%, 50%, and 61.8% Price Retracement Levels?

In crypto trading, prices often pull back after rising and may also rebound after falling. Fibonacci retracement is a common technical analysis tool that traders use to identify potential support and resistance zones based on specific ratios. However, these levels are not guaranteed reversal points, nor do they guarantee profitable trades.

First, what is Fibonacci retracement?

It calculates different retracement levels between the start and end points of a clear price move, helping tra

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$UAI It doubled in the past 24 hours, rising from 0.0847 to 0.1701. It’s now at 0.1562, with a trading volume of 71.7M. When I called out the morning surge in my group, the price was only around 0.11, so those who followed along should have made a nice profit. The current price is a bit awkward: chasing now carries considerable risk, but a pullback could be an opportunity.
My plan: I won’t chase at the current price of 0.1562. I’ll wait for a pullback to the 0.145–0.148 range and buy in batches, keeping my position below 30%. I’ll set a stop-loss below 0.132 and cut my losses if the price bre

0.003826 wick recovered, $PUMP volume dries up at the bottom—I’m bullish
Absurd: $PUMP is surging on CoinGecko’s trending searches, yet the market is showing 24h -8.74%. It dumped on heavy volume early in the morning to 0.003826 and immediately recovered; current price is 0.003968. With trending-search traffic and its 30-day range position down to just 0.071, my answer is clear: bullish, buy the dip.

First, the volume ratio is 0.674, with trading volume below the 30-day average—the selling pressure has truly dried up. Second, the funding rate of 4.781e-05 is neutral, and OI is down 5.06%; lev

From Understanding to Action: Building Your Own Web3 Risk Assessment Framework

Today, we discussed many questions around digital asset sovereignty, private keys, smart contracts, on-chain restrictions, administrator privileges, open-source code, security audits, and project transparency.

These questions may seem unrelated, but they all point to the same core issue:

In the Web3 world, how can we gradually develop the ability to assess risks for ourselves, rather than relying on other people’s conclusions?

I believe what truly matters is not how many technical terms we can remember, but know

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Take a gamble with a 75000 stop-loss. The odds of this trade succeeding aren't high, but it's worth a try.