That's it for today. I can only slowly win it back. The trade affected by the platform the day before yesterday caused a loss of 166u, which I can claim compensation for from customer service,

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$INIT $INIT Market outlook remains bullish... Strong bullish rebound—long trade plan. Entry: 0.216 – 0.223. Take-profit 1: 0.280. Take-profit 2: 0.330. Final target: 0.404. Stop-loss: 0.142. INIT is showing strong signs of recovery after a prolonged downtrend. As long as the 0.216 level holds, I remain bullish on its upside potential, with targets in the 0.30 – 0.40 range. A decisive break above 0.25 could attract more buyers back. Market outlook remains bullish... but volatility is high. Be sure to set a stop-loss when trading. Trading ID: $INIT

🚨In the last 24 hours, 82,571 investors have been liquidated in the crypto market!
The total liquidation amount reached $342 million!
I think everyone needs to return to spot trading for the market to gain some healthy momentum!

$1000PEPE$1000PEPE is going heavily long again; thank me later. Stop-loss: $0.0047 Take-profit: $0.0057 Long now $1000PEPE 👇

Alert! Three data releases hit tonight, and the major volatility window for BTC is officially open!
BTC is currently hovering near the 80000 level, with short-term momentum looking weak.
Although the Fed stood pat last night, two officials already support rate hikes. Tonight’s PCE data is the real ultimate test!
The main short-term risk to watch for is a downward move!
If core PCE comes in above expectations and GDP is also strong, expectations for tighter policy will heat up again. If BTC breaks below the 79700 support, watch the key levels at 79000 and 78500 below;
If inflation cools and the

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Google is going to manage on-chain assets for banks, but don't rush to call it “absolutely safe”!
Google Multi-Party Compute is still in private preview, with several financial institutions and design partners testing it; it is not widely available.
Commercial launch is planned for early 2027, but pricing and the customer list have not been disclosed. This is a plan, not a commitment.
Alphabet is already using it to protect assets on Ethereum and Solana, but has not said exactly what it holds, and Google is not holding assets on your behalf.
The core technology is threshold signatures: key sha

When an exchange publishes proof of reserves showing a reserve ratio above 100%, can we completely relax?
Don’t focus only on that percentage—look at what it actually proves.
It’s like a store showing you its warehouse: the goods are really there, which is useful information. But to understand the whole business, you also need to know how much it owes suppliers, whether the goods are collateralized, and when the inventory was counted.
Proof of reserves works the same way. Some reports verify specific assets against corresponding user balances and let you verify that your own balance was includ

Holy shit, you really can't date online
I tried a random filter
I even want to fuck myself from behind

Breadth charts (improvement in breadth more pronounced for S&P 500 relative to NASDAQ or Russell 2000; although only 2% of S&P 500’s stocks are at 52w highs)

Want to buy Bitcoin, but you see WBTC on the trading page. The price looks close, and the name is similar. Can you treat them as the same asset?
First, distinguish them: BTC is the native asset of the Bitcoin network; WBTC is a token issued and backed by custodied BTC, and can be used on other chains that support it.
Think of it this way: one is the goods in a warehouse, while the other is a claim ticket backed by the corresponding goods. They are related, but the ways you hold and redeem them differ.
WBTC is designed to be backed one-to-one by BTC. However, reserve backing does not mean their

The exchange has published proof of reserves, and the reserve ratio is over 100%. Does that mean we can completely relax?
Don’t focus only on that percentage; you also need to see what it proves.
It’s like a store showing you its warehouse: the goods are really there, which is valuable information. But to understand the whole store, you also need to know how much it owes suppliers, whether the goods are collateralized, and when the inventory was counted.
Proof of reserves works the same way. Some reports check specific assets against corresponding user balances and let you verify whether your

GOOGLE (Google), this position is intended as a medium- to long-term hold; at the very least, we can't sell at a loss.
Even the most pessimistic lows in reports from foreign institutions are around 258–300. The consensus is that it will return to fair value at 400+!
Don't be afraid of it!
Friends following this trade, please be patient!

$HYPE 15-minute open interest rose 5%. Don’t rush to call it “capital inflow”—an increase in open interest doesn’t mean net inflows from longs. Every contract has both a long and a short, and the nominal value of open interest is certainly not capital someone actually put in. Rising prices alongside expanding open interest only show that this rally came with increased contract exposure; if open interest contracts as prices rebound, short covering is likely part of the move. The same green candle can mean two different things: new exposure and deleveraging aren’t the same, and calling all of it

$GOOG Even Buffett got trapped at the top
You’ve had enough laughs at me, and now you’re not even letting the old man off the hook, huh?
Let’s flip through the history books: American Express fell 50% after purchase, then went on to return 35x; The Washington Post fell 40% upon purchase, ending up 100x; Wells Fargo started with a 52% drop and ended up 9x; $K had a 53% drawdown, then returned 30x; $AAPL plunged 38%, then returned 5x; BYD fell 50%, then returned 38x 🥲
So come back to laughing at me—leave the old man alone!
Risk warning: The above are reviews of historical individual cases and