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An hour ago, $ZEC surged to $1,584.
An air whale that had been short for half a month was forced to close at $1,548, liquidating a ZEC short position worth $24.43 million, taking a net loss of $10.68 million.
Can’t not close—his liquidation price was at $1,551. If he didn’t close voluntarily, what awaited him would be liquidation, and it would only get worse.
Ironically, his win rate had previously been as high as 79%, with cumulative profit of $9.11 million since June. But on this one trade, he went the wrong direction on ZEC—principal and interest, everything was given back.

The contract market is just that ruthless: you can be right a hundred times, but with one fatal mistake, all profits can be wiped out to zero.

$UNI diamond hand finally made a profit buy more as it drops hold on only!

Not there yet—calls are opportunities $ETH

This spot smells so good! $ETH

The most absurd scene of 2026 wasn’t a technology glitch, or hackers stealing coins—it was a “breakdown triggered by looks.”
Circle launched Arc, its stablecoin-dedicated L1 chain, and the lineup supporting it was practically star-studded—major Wall Street institutions like BlackRock and Visa had endorsed it. It was supposed to be a shining moment for the “top stablecoin chain.” But during the live broadcast of the mainnet launch, when the camera panned to a South Asian developer/partner, the background looked rather rudimentary as well. In an instant, the community’s excitement flipped to panic.

What happened next was nothing short of the most magical chain reaction in the crypto world:
People started pricing everything based on the stereotype of “Indian team = high rug-pull risk.” Ecosystem MEME coins and platform tokens were dumped indiscriminately, and some tokens fell 40%–75% within just 12 hours. Someone even posted mocking the whole situation as an “Indian appearance,” and the FUD spread like wildfire across the room. #ARC

Preview of Three Major Events Next Wednesday: Has the Bad News Been Fully Priced In—or Is This the Last Drop?

Tuesday | Clear-cut Bill Vote
Market consensus expects it may not pass with an overwhelmingly high vote count in one go, and related expectations have already been partly priced in. The real focus isn’t whether it passes, but the divergence between the vote result and expectations: if it unexpectedly passes with a very high vote count, it will directly trigger massive short-squeeze pressure, and the crypto market could see a explosive rebound.

Wednesday | Federal Reserve Interest Rate Decision
Pricing for this month’s rate-hike probability in derivatives has risen to around 90%. The rate hike itself has likely already been priced in; the key lies in the policy guidance released at the press conference. If the official signals that the tightening cycle is nearing its end, it will very easily trigger a rebound that resembles “bad news fully priced in.”

Friday | Bank of Japan Policy Decision
The market expects a rate hike of 25 basis points to 1.25%. If that happens, it would set the highest level since 2008. In the short term, it could spark volatility from unwinding yen carry trades, creating localized liquidity pressure on global risk assets.

Whether the bill can be passed immediately isn’t the main issue—clear regulatory framework guidance is the true long-term positive. Even if the Federal Reserve hikes again, it’s mostly to maintain the seriousness of inflation control; over the macro and long-term horizon, the trend is for monetary policy to tilt toward releasing liquidity.

The core variable that will ultimately determine the medium-to-long-term trend of U.S. stocks and Bitcoin is U.S. Treasury yields. As U.S. Treasury yields gradually peak and then begin to fall, liquidity for global risk assets will be released significantly.

Summary: Bad news in the short term has been widely anticipated and priced in. For long positions, if there is a pullback at lower levels, it’s actually an opportunity to build positions in batches and add more. The real risk isn’t “bad news landing,” but “something worse than expectations.” $BTC

Even the big shots have come out to refute the rumors—meeting over, meeting over.

These days, even internet beggars can casually make 70,000 U in income.

Gambler 0x396d opened 911.55 positions of $BTC with 40x leverage long, with a position size of $70.08 million.
Liquidation price: $76,308.
In nearly 80 BTC trades, the win rate is 92.5%.
This time, will it continue to achieve legendary status—or will it liquidate and go to zero?

Apple has solved the problem that couples have faced for a hundred years! #苹果发布首款折叠屏手机

No need to pretend anymore—once it launches, it’ll dump the market $laptop #laptop

I think I found a use for the iPhone DUO 😂 #苹果发布首款折叠屏手机

$81,000 is a wall of copper and iron; $78,000 is an intangible tray—everything is due to the $40.81 billion options market. $BTC

As 81K is approached, market makers are forced to sell (each 1% rise ≈ $94 million in sell orders).
As 78K is approached, market makers are forced to buy (each 1% drop ≈ $43 million in buy orders).
Currently at $78,436, it is hanging right along the upper edge of the buy zone.

Key turning points:
Break below 78K: market makers switch from buying to selling; the tray turns into a driving force, and the sell-off accelerates.
Break above 81K: the thickest options wall is lifted; resistance above is a vacuum, and upside room opens.

My take: I lean toward an upside breakout. Massive funds are betting on the area above 80K; when panic sentiment bottoms out, it often brews a reversal.

Recommendation: Focus on the two extremes—78K and 81K. Wait for a clear breakout, then follow from the right side; do not participate in the middle zone. As the options expiration date nears, volatility will spike—buckle up your safety belt in advance.

The Liquid Network had 3,998.5 white-hat events involving $BTC being updated.
The funds were transferred away two days ago, worth $316 million. The other party posted on-chain that “once the vulnerability is fixed, we’ll return most of it.” In the early hours of today, 3,400 BTC (worth $268 million) have already been transferred back.

Now the question is—what about the remaining 598.5 BTC, about $47.2 million? It’s being left untouched in the white hat’s hands.
So does that count as… a bounty?

If that’s the case, the accounting gets really interesting: discover the vulnerability, move the funds, prove it’s controllable, return the bulk, and keep a “handling fee.” It’s a smooth operation—done in under 48 hours—and they end up with $47.2 million. Being a white hat can indeed pay off, but usually bug bounties are proactively paid by the project. This time it looks more like “I’ll take it myself, then return part of it.”

That said, Blockstream probably won’t treat this as a regular bug bounty. There’ll likely be more back-and-forth later. After all, this isn’t a vulnerability report—real on-chain assets were moved.

Either way, most of the money has already been returned, and the sidechain is about to be restored, with market impact largely absorbed. As for how that final $47.2 million will be settled, let the negotiation between the two sides decide. In any case, these days, hackers who understand technology, process, and restraint are truly scarce talent.

#拜登儿子 Hunter Biden really is going to launch a token!?
No joke—$LAPTOP goes live on the Base chain on September 9, and both the official X/Twitter account and the contract address (CA) are already posted.

The most surreal part of this is that he turned the very laptop computer that changed the course of the U.S. election into a meme coin. After being discussed nationwide for years because of a “scandal laptop,” one person then flips it into an IP, launches a coin—just that move alone, is already a win.

The token allocation is also pretty interesting:
- Founders (including Hunter Biden) get 30%, with a 6-month lockup, then linear unlock over 2 years
- 20% for airdrops, with part of it going to $TRUMP’s losers—this is basically slapping “credit” on the opponent’s face
- 30% tied to prediction markets: when specific events trigger, it gets burned; if they don’t, it’s donated to charity

And there’s another detail: <LAPTOP> explicitly says it has “no practical functionality, no roadmap, and no staking mechanism.” Its value is driven entirely by community sentiment. Translated plainly: I’m telling you outright that this is a meme—whether you buy or not is up to you.

How should I put it? From TRUMP to TRUMP to MELANIA, political figures launching tokens isn’t rare anymore. But taking a “laptop scandal” issue that people once wanted to erase—and turning it into your own brand asset to launch a coin? Hunter Biden’s move really shows he understands the opponent’s playbook better.
It goes live tomorrow—let’s watch.

🚨4000 units of Liquid Network were transferred away, $BTC , worth 320 million USD!
The sender left a message claiming to be a "white hat"—are they robbing the rich to help the poor, or are they really trying to help? The official team is currently in contact and communicating.
At present, the sidechain has been suspended, #LBTC deposits and withdrawals are closed, and other assets are temporarily safe.
Another night of witnessing history.

There are news every day about getting rich from the RB chain, it always feels like they're luring retail investors to be the ones left holding the bag #robinhood