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#空投发现指南
It's so difficult. After Alpha went live, I didn't get a single one. I thought I would refresh once a week and get 100 U, but when the Alpha points came out, I was shocked. I only had 33 points. I tried to refresh quickly, but today I only got 60 points, and I probably won't get tomorrow's either. It's too hard. I don't know if there will be opportunities in the future.
Binance Alpha points is a scoring system used to evaluate user activity in the Binance Alpha and Binance Wallet ecosystem, determining your eligibility to participate in events such as Token Generation Event (TGE) and Alpha token airdrops.
Binance Alpha points are calculated daily based on the total of your asset balances on the Binance exchange and the amount of Alpha tokens purchased in your Binance non-custodial wallet address. Please note that currently selling Alpha tokens will not contribute to Alpha points.
It's so difficult. After Alpha went live, I didn't get a single one. I thought I would refresh once a week and get 100 U, but when the Alpha points came out, I was shocked. I only had 33 points. I tried to refresh quickly, but today I only got 60 points, and I probably won't get tomorrow's either. It's too hard. I don't know if there will be opportunities in the future.
Binance Alpha points is a scoring system used to evaluate user activity in the Binance Alpha and Binance Wallet ecosystem, determining your eligibility to participate in events such as Token Generation Event (TGE) and Alpha token airdrops.
Binance Alpha points are calculated daily based on the total of your asset balances on the Binance exchange and the amount of Alpha tokens purchased in your Binance non-custodial wallet address. Please note that currently selling Alpha tokens will not contribute to Alpha points.
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$BTC
Random Writing Bitcoin has recently been performing a high-wire act around $95,000, with both bulls and bears fiercely competing at this critical position. On-chain data reveals a harsh truth — over the past two weeks, there has been a net outflow of 42,000 BTC from exchanges, but the open interest in derivatives has surged by 60%. Such extreme divergence often signals the calm before the storm. The most bizarre part is that U.S. spot ETFs have seen a net inflow of funds for 18 consecutive days, yet the price stubbornly refuses to break through previous highs, as if an invisible hand is suppressing the market.
Miners are staging a doomsday carnival; after the halving, the total network has not decreased but rather increased in hash rate. Those old mining machines that should have been eliminated are surviving on an ultra-low electricity price of $0.03. However, a closer look at the blockchain explorer reveals that recently 50% of the blocks have been monopolized by three anonymous mining pools, a level of hash rate concentration comparable to the Mt. Gox era in 2014. The market is waiting for a trigger point — it could be BlackRock suddenly applying for a physical redemption mechanism, or perhaps the 140,000 BTC compensation from Mt. Gox starting to move.
(On-chain detectives have discovered that an ancient address, dormant for 11 years, has suddenly awakened, with a purchase cost of 1,000 BTC being only $3. Even more frightening is that the number of activations of such 'zombie coins' has surged by 400% year-on-year over the past month...)
Random Writing Bitcoin has recently been performing a high-wire act around $95,000, with both bulls and bears fiercely competing at this critical position. On-chain data reveals a harsh truth — over the past two weeks, there has been a net outflow of 42,000 BTC from exchanges, but the open interest in derivatives has surged by 60%. Such extreme divergence often signals the calm before the storm. The most bizarre part is that U.S. spot ETFs have seen a net inflow of funds for 18 consecutive days, yet the price stubbornly refuses to break through previous highs, as if an invisible hand is suppressing the market.
Miners are staging a doomsday carnival; after the halving, the total network has not decreased but rather increased in hash rate. Those old mining machines that should have been eliminated are surviving on an ultra-low electricity price of $0.03. However, a closer look at the blockchain explorer reveals that recently 50% of the blocks have been monopolized by three anonymous mining pools, a level of hash rate concentration comparable to the Mt. Gox era in 2014. The market is waiting for a trigger point — it could be BlackRock suddenly applying for a physical redemption mechanism, or perhaps the 140,000 BTC compensation from Mt. Gox starting to move.
(On-chain detectives have discovered that an ancient address, dormant for 11 years, has suddenly awakened, with a purchase cost of 1,000 BTC being only $3. Even more frightening is that the number of activations of such 'zombie coins' has surged by 400% year-on-year over the past month...)
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#特朗普税改
Random Writing Trump's latest "Universal Tax Cut 2.0" plan detonated like a bomb in the market, as he directly stated he wants to cut the corporate tax to 15% and halve the capital gains tax. Wall Street hasn't reacted yet, but Bitcoin has already surged 10%, and gold has simultaneously hit a historical high—this is not a tax reform plan, it is clearly a promotional advertisement for hard currency. But the devil is in the details; on page 27 of the draft, it is noted in very small print: cryptocurrency transactions will be subject to a brand new tax form, which makes the big players in the crypto world shiver collectively.
The most clever part is the timing; this plan was deliberately announced 72 hours before the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting. Now the market is completely in disarray— the bond market is betting on tax cuts stimulating inflation, the stock market is betting on a surge in corporate profits, while the cryptocurrency market has automatically switched to a "fiat currency devaluation" trading mode. Goldman Sachs worked overnight to revise their models, calculating that if the plan passes, the U.S. fiscal deficit will directly soar beyond $20 trillion, which is equivalent to writing a love letter to Bitcoin.
(Mysteriously, 48 hours before the plan was announced, Bitcoin futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange suddenly saw $3 billion in buy orders, and these contracts' expiration dates just happen to fall a week before the election voting day...)
Random Writing Trump's latest "Universal Tax Cut 2.0" plan detonated like a bomb in the market, as he directly stated he wants to cut the corporate tax to 15% and halve the capital gains tax. Wall Street hasn't reacted yet, but Bitcoin has already surged 10%, and gold has simultaneously hit a historical high—this is not a tax reform plan, it is clearly a promotional advertisement for hard currency. But the devil is in the details; on page 27 of the draft, it is noted in very small print: cryptocurrency transactions will be subject to a brand new tax form, which makes the big players in the crypto world shiver collectively.
The most clever part is the timing; this plan was deliberately announced 72 hours before the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting. Now the market is completely in disarray— the bond market is betting on tax cuts stimulating inflation, the stock market is betting on a surge in corporate profits, while the cryptocurrency market has automatically switched to a "fiat currency devaluation" trading mode. Goldman Sachs worked overnight to revise their models, calculating that if the plan passes, the U.S. fiscal deficit will directly soar beyond $20 trillion, which is equivalent to writing a love letter to Bitcoin.
(Mysteriously, 48 hours before the plan was announced, Bitcoin futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange suddenly saw $3 billion in buy orders, and these contracts' expiration dates just happen to fall a week before the election voting day...)
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#XRPETF
The rumors of an XRP ETF suddenly exploded in the market; this drama is even more exciting than Ripple's lawsuit against the SEC. Internal documents reveal that a certain Wall Street giant is quietly lobbying the SEC to launch the world's first XRP spot ETF. As soon as the news broke, XRP soared 28%, and the entire payment concept coin market surged together. However, anyone with a discerning eye can see that this is essentially a high-wire act—after all, the SEC has spent ten years reviewing Bitcoin ETFs; how could they possibly give the green light to XRP, which just finished a lawsuit?
On-chain data has exposed more hidden tricks. Within 24 hours before the ETF news broke, a mysterious address accumulated 120 million XRP through over-the-counter trading. Interestingly, this address has a hidden connection to a wallet controlled by a senior executive at Ripple. Currently, the market is more concerned not about whether the ETF will pass, but about the selling pressure from Ripple's monthly unlocking of 1 billion tokens—these institutional holdings hang over the market like the sword of Damocles, ready to smash the price back to square one at any moment.
The rumors of an XRP ETF suddenly exploded in the market; this drama is even more exciting than Ripple's lawsuit against the SEC. Internal documents reveal that a certain Wall Street giant is quietly lobbying the SEC to launch the world's first XRP spot ETF. As soon as the news broke, XRP soared 28%, and the entire payment concept coin market surged together. However, anyone with a discerning eye can see that this is essentially a high-wire act—after all, the SEC has spent ten years reviewing Bitcoin ETFs; how could they possibly give the green light to XRP, which just finished a lawsuit?
On-chain data has exposed more hidden tricks. Within 24 hours before the ETF news broke, a mysterious address accumulated 120 million XRP through over-the-counter trading. Interestingly, this address has a hidden connection to a wallet controlled by a senior executive at Ripple. Currently, the market is more concerned not about whether the ETF will pass, but about the selling pressure from Ripple's monthly unlocking of 1 billion tokens—these institutional holdings hang over the market like the sword of Damocles, ready to smash the price back to square one at any moment.
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#XRPETF
The rumors of an XRP ETF suddenly exploded in the market, this drama is even more exciting than Ripple's lawsuit against the SEC. Internal documents show that a certain Wall Street giant is quietly lobbying the SEC to launch the world's first spot XRP ETF. Once the news broke, XRP instantly surged by 28%, causing the entire payment concept coins to take off collectively. However, anyone with a discerning eye can see that this is essentially a high-risk tightrope walk—after all, the SEC has been reviewing Bitcoin ETF applications for ten years; how could it possibly give the green light to XRP, which just finished a lawsuit?
On-chain data has revealed more shenanigans: 24 hours before the ETF news broke, a mysterious address accumulated 120 million XRP through over-the-counter trading. Coincidentally, this address has a hidden connection to a wallet controlled by a Ripple executive. Currently, the market is more concerned not with whether the ETF can be approved, but with Ripple's monthly unlocking pressure of 1 billion XRP—these institutional holdings are like the Sword of Damocles, ready to crash the price back to square one at any moment.
(Bloomberg terminal detected anomalies: XRP options open interest suddenly surged by 500%, but 90% is concentrated at a strike price of $0.75, a precise figure that happens to match the exercise cost for Ripple employees' options...)
The rumors of an XRP ETF suddenly exploded in the market, this drama is even more exciting than Ripple's lawsuit against the SEC. Internal documents show that a certain Wall Street giant is quietly lobbying the SEC to launch the world's first spot XRP ETF. Once the news broke, XRP instantly surged by 28%, causing the entire payment concept coins to take off collectively. However, anyone with a discerning eye can see that this is essentially a high-risk tightrope walk—after all, the SEC has been reviewing Bitcoin ETF applications for ten years; how could it possibly give the green light to XRP, which just finished a lawsuit?
On-chain data has revealed more shenanigans: 24 hours before the ETF news broke, a mysterious address accumulated 120 million XRP through over-the-counter trading. Coincidentally, this address has a hidden connection to a wallet controlled by a Ripple executive. Currently, the market is more concerned not with whether the ETF can be approved, but with Ripple's monthly unlocking pressure of 1 billion XRP—these institutional holdings are like the Sword of Damocles, ready to crash the price back to square one at any moment.
(Bloomberg terminal detected anomalies: XRP options open interest suddenly surged by 500%, but 90% is concentrated at a strike price of $0.75, a precise figure that happens to match the exercise cost for Ripple employees' options...)
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$XRP
XRP's recent market movements have been quite bizarre, with prices hovering around $0.5, resembling a manipulated puppet on strings. Although Ripple won the lawsuit against the SEC, the reality is that more and more exchanges are quietly delisting this 'victorious token.' Ironically, while everyone is celebrating the legal victory, on-chain data shows that XRP's actual usage has plummeted by 40% over the past year, with its traditional cross-border payments business being eroded by USDC and the Lightning Network.
Institutional operations are becoming increasingly confusing, as Ripple sells off hundreds of millions of XRP every month while simultaneously spending money to sponsor various payment conferences. Even more cleverly, those banks that claim to adopt XRP are actually secretly building private chains. Now the entire market is waiting for the next catalyst—possibly rumors of Ripple's IPO, or the SEC's appeal ruling. But looking at the derivatives market, it's clear that major players do not believe this story; XRP's futures open interest has already dropped to a three-year low.
XRP's recent market movements have been quite bizarre, with prices hovering around $0.5, resembling a manipulated puppet on strings. Although Ripple won the lawsuit against the SEC, the reality is that more and more exchanges are quietly delisting this 'victorious token.' Ironically, while everyone is celebrating the legal victory, on-chain data shows that XRP's actual usage has plummeted by 40% over the past year, with its traditional cross-border payments business being eroded by USDC and the Lightning Network.
Institutional operations are becoming increasingly confusing, as Ripple sells off hundreds of millions of XRP every month while simultaneously spending money to sponsor various payment conferences. Even more cleverly, those banks that claim to adopt XRP are actually secretly building private chains. Now the entire market is waiting for the next catalyst—possibly rumors of Ripple's IPO, or the SEC's appeal ruling. But looking at the derivatives market, it's clear that major players do not believe this story; XRP's futures open interest has already dropped to a three-year low.
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#特朗普暂停新关税
Trump suddenly called off the planned new tariffs on Chinese goods, catching the market off guard. When he spoke to the media at Mar-a-Lago, he was holding a document printed with a Bitcoin price chart: "Now is not the time to raise taxes; our focus should be on the depreciation of the dollar." Wall Street immediately understood the implication—Bitcoin surged 7%, gold hit a historic high, and the dollar index fell below the 104 mark.
However, a closer look at this "tariff exemption" list reveals the trick: the main beneficiaries are American companies like Apple and Tesla, while new energy vehicles and semiconductors remain locked on the sanctions list. Even more cleverly, the Trump team simultaneously hinted at plans to "cut capital gains taxes," a clear strategy aimed at courting cryptocurrency voters ahead of the election.
Trump suddenly called off the planned new tariffs on Chinese goods, catching the market off guard. When he spoke to the media at Mar-a-Lago, he was holding a document printed with a Bitcoin price chart: "Now is not the time to raise taxes; our focus should be on the depreciation of the dollar." Wall Street immediately understood the implication—Bitcoin surged 7%, gold hit a historic high, and the dollar index fell below the 104 mark.
However, a closer look at this "tariff exemption" list reveals the trick: the main beneficiaries are American companies like Apple and Tesla, while new energy vehicles and semiconductors remain locked on the sanctions list. Even more cleverly, the Trump team simultaneously hinted at plans to "cut capital gains taxes," a clear strategy aimed at courting cryptocurrency voters ahead of the election.
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$ETH
Ethereum has recently been stuck at the psychological barrier of $3000, repeatedly rubbing against it, as if under a binding spell. On-chain data has revealed a fatal flaw—while the TVL of Layer 2 has surpassed $40 billion, setting a historical high, the daily active addresses on the mainnet have shrunk to their lowest level since the DeFi summer of 2020. This "false prosperity" has even caused the most loyal Ethereum believers to waver. Vitalik Buterin's latest proposed "Purge" upgrade concept sounds more like a last-ditch effort to save a bloated blockchain.
Institutional operations are becoming increasingly divided; Grayscale's ETHE fund continues to bleed by reducing its holdings, while a European family office has been reported to secretly buy 500,000 ETH in dark pools. Ironically, while the U.S. SEC uses the "securitization" club to hit Ethereum, the Swiss stock exchange quietly launched the world's first structured note linked to ETH, with annual coupon rates directly tied to Ethereum staking rewards. This regulatory arbitrage game is always played most skillfully by traditional financial giants.
The derivatives market is brewing a storm; the ETH quarterly futures premium rate has dropped to its lowest point since the merge, yet the open interest in call options has surged by 300%. This extreme divergence often signals a major shift—either a black swan event for ETFs or a liquidity crisis triggered by staking withdrawals. Do you think this time it can truly break through the historical high, or will it become the next victim of "buy the expectation, sell the news"?
(On-chain detectives have discovered that a certain whale address has deposited 90,000 ETH to Kraken through 17 intermediary addresses in the past 48 hours, while simultaneously laying out equivalent call options on Deribit. This contradictory operation is strikingly similar to the tactics seen at the peak of the 2021 bull market...)
Ethereum has recently been stuck at the psychological barrier of $3000, repeatedly rubbing against it, as if under a binding spell. On-chain data has revealed a fatal flaw—while the TVL of Layer 2 has surpassed $40 billion, setting a historical high, the daily active addresses on the mainnet have shrunk to their lowest level since the DeFi summer of 2020. This "false prosperity" has even caused the most loyal Ethereum believers to waver. Vitalik Buterin's latest proposed "Purge" upgrade concept sounds more like a last-ditch effort to save a bloated blockchain.
Institutional operations are becoming increasingly divided; Grayscale's ETHE fund continues to bleed by reducing its holdings, while a European family office has been reported to secretly buy 500,000 ETH in dark pools. Ironically, while the U.S. SEC uses the "securitization" club to hit Ethereum, the Swiss stock exchange quietly launched the world's first structured note linked to ETH, with annual coupon rates directly tied to Ethereum staking rewards. This regulatory arbitrage game is always played most skillfully by traditional financial giants.
The derivatives market is brewing a storm; the ETH quarterly futures premium rate has dropped to its lowest point since the merge, yet the open interest in call options has surged by 300%. This extreme divergence often signals a major shift—either a black swan event for ETFs or a liquidity crisis triggered by staking withdrawals. Do you think this time it can truly break through the historical high, or will it become the next victim of "buy the expectation, sell the news"?
(On-chain detectives have discovered that a certain whale address has deposited 90,000 ETH to Kraken through 17 intermediary addresses in the past 48 hours, while simultaneously laying out equivalent call options on Deribit. This contradictory operation is strikingly similar to the tactics seen at the peak of the 2021 bull market...)
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#以太坊的未来
Ethereum is at a crossroads of destiny. The "three halvings" roadmap proposed by Vitalik Buterin sounds like science fiction — aiming to compress the issuance to one-tenth of the current amount over the next five years. But the reality is harsh; while Solana races ahead with a processing speed of 3000 transactions per second, the Ethereum mainnet is still complacent about its $15 gas fees.
Ethereum is at a crossroads of destiny. The "three halvings" roadmap proposed by Vitalik Buterin sounds like science fiction — aiming to compress the issuance to one-tenth of the current amount over the next five years. But the reality is harsh; while Solana races ahead with a processing speed of 3000 transactions per second, the Ethereum mainnet is still complacent about its $15 gas fees.
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$ETH
Ethereum has recently been stuck at the psychological barrier of $1800, repeatedly rubbing against it, resembling a body frozen in place by a spell. On-chain data reveals a fatal flaw—although the TVL of Layer 2 has surpassed $40 billion, setting a new historical high, the daily active addresses on the mainnet have shrunk to their lowest level since the DeFi summer of 2020. This 'false prosperity' has even started to shake the most loyal Ethereum believers, and Vitalik's latest proposed 'Purge' upgrade concept sounds more like a last-ditch effort to rescue an overloaded blockchain.
Institutional operations are becoming increasingly fragmented; the Grayscale ETHE fund continues to bleed shares, while a European family office has been reported to be secretly scooping up 500,000 ETH in dark pools. Ironically, when the US SEC uses the 'securitization' stick to beat Ethereum, the Swiss Stock Exchange quietly launched the world's first ETH structured notes, with annual coupon rates directly linked to Ethereum staking yields. This regulatory arbitrage game is best played by traditional financial giants.
The derivatives market is brewing a storm; the ETH quarterly futures premium has fallen to its lowest point since the merger, but the open interest in call options has surged by 300%. This extreme divergence often signals a major turning point—either a black swan ETF event or a liquidity crisis triggered by staking withdrawals. Do you think this time it can truly break through the historical high, or will it fall victim to the next 'buy the expectation, sell the fact' scenario?
(On-chain detectives have found that a certain whale address charged 90,000 ETH to Kraken through 17 intermediary addresses in the past 48 hours, while simultaneously laying out equivalent call options on Deribit. This contradictory operation resembles the strategies seen at the peak of the 2021 bull market...)
Ethereum has recently been stuck at the psychological barrier of $1800, repeatedly rubbing against it, resembling a body frozen in place by a spell. On-chain data reveals a fatal flaw—although the TVL of Layer 2 has surpassed $40 billion, setting a new historical high, the daily active addresses on the mainnet have shrunk to their lowest level since the DeFi summer of 2020. This 'false prosperity' has even started to shake the most loyal Ethereum believers, and Vitalik's latest proposed 'Purge' upgrade concept sounds more like a last-ditch effort to rescue an overloaded blockchain.
Institutional operations are becoming increasingly fragmented; the Grayscale ETHE fund continues to bleed shares, while a European family office has been reported to be secretly scooping up 500,000 ETH in dark pools. Ironically, when the US SEC uses the 'securitization' stick to beat Ethereum, the Swiss Stock Exchange quietly launched the world's first ETH structured notes, with annual coupon rates directly linked to Ethereum staking yields. This regulatory arbitrage game is best played by traditional financial giants.
The derivatives market is brewing a storm; the ETH quarterly futures premium has fallen to its lowest point since the merger, but the open interest in call options has surged by 300%. This extreme divergence often signals a major turning point—either a black swan ETF event or a liquidity crisis triggered by staking withdrawals. Do you think this time it can truly break through the historical high, or will it fall victim to the next 'buy the expectation, sell the fact' scenario?
(On-chain detectives have found that a certain whale address charged 90,000 ETH to Kraken through 17 intermediary addresses in the past 48 hours, while simultaneously laying out equivalent call options on Deribit. This contradictory operation resembles the strategies seen at the peak of the 2021 bull market...)
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#比特币市值排名
Bitcoin's market value has recently made a comeback to the top ten global assets, surpassing Tesla and Meta (formerly Facebook). Now this digital gold has surpassed a market value of $1.3 trillion, equivalent to two TSMC or three Walmarts. Ironically, during a quarter when traditional giants faced disastrous earnings reports, Bitcoin managed to rise 30% against the trend, vividly portraying a capital drama of 'Old Money vs New Money'.
However, a closer look at this list reveals a twist - Bitcoin's volatility is more than five times that of other top ten assets. Apple's market value can drop by $50 billion and make headlines, while a single day's 10% fluctuation in Bitcoin is hardly news. Even more surreal is that Bitcoin's market value now exceeds the total of all bank stocks combined, yet the value transferred through the Bitcoin blockchain globally is still less than JPMorgan's daily international settlement volume.
Bitcoin's market value has recently made a comeback to the top ten global assets, surpassing Tesla and Meta (formerly Facebook). Now this digital gold has surpassed a market value of $1.3 trillion, equivalent to two TSMC or three Walmarts. Ironically, during a quarter when traditional giants faced disastrous earnings reports, Bitcoin managed to rise 30% against the trend, vividly portraying a capital drama of 'Old Money vs New Money'.
However, a closer look at this list reveals a twist - Bitcoin's volatility is more than five times that of other top ten assets. Apple's market value can drop by $50 billion and make headlines, while a single day's 10% fluctuation in Bitcoin is hardly news. Even more surreal is that Bitcoin's market value now exceeds the total of all bank stocks combined, yet the value transferred through the Bitcoin blockchain globally is still less than JPMorgan's daily international settlement volume.
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$TRUMP
The Trump concept coin has recently gone completely crazy, that meme coin called TRUMP skyrocketed by 800% in a week, directly entering the top 100 by market capitalization. The most magical part is that this thing has no actual use at all, purely relying on Trump mentioning "cryptocurrency is great" at a rally to take off. On-chain data shows that over 60% of the chips are concentrated in 5 whale wallets, which control the price like puppeteers, pulling the market every time Trump tweets.
But what is truly intriguing is the flow of funds behind this. Most of these TRUMP coins are purchased with USDT, and the headquarters of Tether, the company that issues USDT, is located in Trump Tower. Coincidentally, the Trump team suddenly announced they would accept cryptocurrency donations, and the designated exchange service provider just happens to be an exchange related to the TRUMP coin development team. This kind of closed-loop operation is something even the wildest Wall Street scripts wouldn't dare to write.
Now the most dangerous signal is that the liquidity pool of the TRUMP coin is less than 1% of its market capitalization, which means that as soon as a big player sells off, the price could instantly drop to zero. Do you think this is a new asset class born from political fanaticism, or a meticulously designed Ponzi scheme?
The Trump concept coin has recently gone completely crazy, that meme coin called TRUMP skyrocketed by 800% in a week, directly entering the top 100 by market capitalization. The most magical part is that this thing has no actual use at all, purely relying on Trump mentioning "cryptocurrency is great" at a rally to take off. On-chain data shows that over 60% of the chips are concentrated in 5 whale wallets, which control the price like puppeteers, pulling the market every time Trump tweets.
But what is truly intriguing is the flow of funds behind this. Most of these TRUMP coins are purchased with USDT, and the headquarters of Tether, the company that issues USDT, is located in Trump Tower. Coincidentally, the Trump team suddenly announced they would accept cryptocurrency donations, and the designated exchange service provider just happens to be an exchange related to the TRUMP coin development team. This kind of closed-loop operation is something even the wildest Wall Street scripts wouldn't dare to write.
Now the most dangerous signal is that the liquidity pool of the TRUMP coin is less than 1% of its market capitalization, which means that as soon as a big player sells off, the price could instantly drop to zero. Do you think this is a new asset class born from political fanaticism, or a meticulously designed Ponzi scheme?
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$BTC
Bitcoin's current trend feels like a psychological battle, with both bulls and bears tugging back and forth at the critical level of $65,000. On-chain data reveals the secret — over the past week, there has been a net outflow of 23,000 BTC from exchanges, yet the open interest in derivatives has hit an all-time high, indicating that large funds are employing the classic strategy of "spot holding + futures hedging." What’s particularly interesting is that the U.S. SEC suddenly postponed its decision on the Ethereum ETF while remaining silent on the Bitcoin spot ETF applications, creating an unusual scent in the market.
Miners are putting on a final crazy show; as the block rewards are halved post-halving, older mining machines are being shut down in bulk, yet orders for the latest generation of miners have surged by 300%. The hash rate market is experiencing a strange split: North American mining operations are engaging in frenzied mergers and acquisitions, while Central Asian miners are selling second-hand equipment at low prices. Behind this quiet migration of hash power is a capital arbitrage in energy that is reconstructing the global mining landscape. Do you think it can break through the previous high of $70,000, or will we see another "post-halving crash" curse?
Bitcoin's current trend feels like a psychological battle, with both bulls and bears tugging back and forth at the critical level of $65,000. On-chain data reveals the secret — over the past week, there has been a net outflow of 23,000 BTC from exchanges, yet the open interest in derivatives has hit an all-time high, indicating that large funds are employing the classic strategy of "spot holding + futures hedging." What’s particularly interesting is that the U.S. SEC suddenly postponed its decision on the Ethereum ETF while remaining silent on the Bitcoin spot ETF applications, creating an unusual scent in the market.
Miners are putting on a final crazy show; as the block rewards are halved post-halving, older mining machines are being shut down in bulk, yet orders for the latest generation of miners have surged by 300%. The hash rate market is experiencing a strange split: North American mining operations are engaging in frenzied mergers and acquisitions, while Central Asian miners are selling second-hand equipment at low prices. Behind this quiet migration of hash power is a capital arbitrage in energy that is reconstructing the global mining landscape. Do you think it can break through the previous high of $70,000, or will we see another "post-halving crash" curse?
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#TRUMP晚宴
Trump's private dinner has recently become the most sought-after ticket on Wall Street. The former president, at his Mar-a-Lago dining table, cut steak while making bold statements: "If I come back, the first thing I will do is abolish Powell's position." The most surreal part is that among the 12 hedge fund moguls present, 9 openly expressed their support, while the remaining three quietly doubled their Bitcoin holdings—clearly betting on the turmoil of fiat currency systems.
The dinner menu was even more eye-catching than the Federal Reserve's decisions: the appetizer was "Escalation of Trade War," the main course was "Comprehensive 40% Tax Cuts," and the dessert boldly stated "Deregulation of Digital Currency." One intriguing detail is that on the napkin collected by the waiter, someone drew a chart showing Bitcoin prices breaking $100,000. Ironically, 48 hours after this private gathering, Trump's campaign team suddenly announced they would accept cryptocurrency donations, leading to a 700% surge in a certain Trump-themed MEME coin in just one day.
Trump's private dinner has recently become the most sought-after ticket on Wall Street. The former president, at his Mar-a-Lago dining table, cut steak while making bold statements: "If I come back, the first thing I will do is abolish Powell's position." The most surreal part is that among the 12 hedge fund moguls present, 9 openly expressed their support, while the remaining three quietly doubled their Bitcoin holdings—clearly betting on the turmoil of fiat currency systems.
The dinner menu was even more eye-catching than the Federal Reserve's decisions: the appetizer was "Escalation of Trade War," the main course was "Comprehensive 40% Tax Cuts," and the dessert boldly stated "Deregulation of Digital Currency." One intriguing detail is that on the napkin collected by the waiter, someone drew a chart showing Bitcoin prices breaking $100,000. Ironically, 48 hours after this private gathering, Trump's campaign team suddenly announced they would accept cryptocurrency donations, leading to a 700% surge in a certain Trump-themed MEME coin in just one day.
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#加密市场反弹
The recent rebound in the cryptocurrency market resembles a flash in the pan. Bitcoin surged 20% in three days, reaching $69,000, causing the entire market to boil over. However, a closer look at on-chain data reveals clues — this rally is entirely driven by the Asian trading hours, with large funds from Europe and America noticeably absent. Even more bizarrely, the stablecoin supply on the top ten exchanges has decreased instead of increased, indicating that no new funds have entered the market; it's purely old investors within the market getting excited.
The performance of altcoins is even more outrageous, with the top fifty cryptocurrencies averaging a 35% increase, yet the number of GitHub code submissions has halved. This kind of divergence has only occurred three times in history, each time followed by a sharp decline. The most dangerous signal now is that Bitcoin's market share has suddenly dropped to 48%, with funds darting around like headless flies, alternately pumping MEME coins and established public chains, reminiscent of the 2017 ICO bubble.
The recent rebound in the cryptocurrency market resembles a flash in the pan. Bitcoin surged 20% in three days, reaching $69,000, causing the entire market to boil over. However, a closer look at on-chain data reveals clues — this rally is entirely driven by the Asian trading hours, with large funds from Europe and America noticeably absent. Even more bizarrely, the stablecoin supply on the top ten exchanges has decreased instead of increased, indicating that no new funds have entered the market; it's purely old investors within the market getting excited.
The performance of altcoins is even more outrageous, with the top fifty cryptocurrencies averaging a 35% increase, yet the number of GitHub code submissions has halved. This kind of divergence has only occurred three times in history, each time followed by a sharp decline. The most dangerous signal now is that Bitcoin's market share has suddenly dropped to 48%, with funds darting around like headless flies, alternately pumping MEME coins and established public chains, reminiscent of the 2017 ICO bubble.
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$ETH
Ethereum has been struggling quite a bit in this recent market, with the price stuck at the $3400 mark, unable to break through, as if under a spell. On-chain data has revealed a fatal flaw—although Gas fees have dropped below $1, the number of daily active addresses has decreased by 18% compared to last month. This 'deflationary paradox' has veteran DEFI players shaking their heads. Ironically, while everyone is discussing the expected approval of ETFs, Vitalik's quietly submitted EIP-7732 proposal may actually be the real game-changing move.
Institutional operations are becoming increasingly divided; Grayscale's ETHE fund is still bleeding from daily reductions, while a certain European sovereign fund has been reported to be aggressively buying in the OTC market. Even more cleverly, platforms like Lido, which offer liquid staking, are becoming invisible market makers, controlling 32% of staked ETH, yet they have set 'soft limits' on withdrawal requests. This centralization risk was even used by the SEC chairman as a reason to reject the ETF in the latest hearing.
The derivatives market is turbulent; while everyone is focused on spot prices, the premium on ETH quarterly futures has suddenly shrunk to 0.3%, marking the lowest level since the merger. Reports suggest that several market makers are quietly setting up 'spot-futures' arbitrage strategies, waiting to harvest volatility after the ETF approval results are announced. Do you think this time it can truly break the $4000 spell, or will it be another round of 'buy the expectation, sell the fact' tactics?
Ethereum has been struggling quite a bit in this recent market, with the price stuck at the $3400 mark, unable to break through, as if under a spell. On-chain data has revealed a fatal flaw—although Gas fees have dropped below $1, the number of daily active addresses has decreased by 18% compared to last month. This 'deflationary paradox' has veteran DEFI players shaking their heads. Ironically, while everyone is discussing the expected approval of ETFs, Vitalik's quietly submitted EIP-7732 proposal may actually be the real game-changing move.
Institutional operations are becoming increasingly divided; Grayscale's ETHE fund is still bleeding from daily reductions, while a certain European sovereign fund has been reported to be aggressively buying in the OTC market. Even more cleverly, platforms like Lido, which offer liquid staking, are becoming invisible market makers, controlling 32% of staked ETH, yet they have set 'soft limits' on withdrawal requests. This centralization risk was even used by the SEC chairman as a reason to reject the ETF in the latest hearing.
The derivatives market is turbulent; while everyone is focused on spot prices, the premium on ETH quarterly futures has suddenly shrunk to 0.3%, marking the lowest level since the merger. Reports suggest that several market makers are quietly setting up 'spot-futures' arbitrage strategies, waiting to harvest volatility after the ETF approval results are announced. Do you think this time it can truly break the $4000 spell, or will it be another round of 'buy the expectation, sell the fact' tactics?
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#Metaplanet增持比特币
Metaplanet takes action again to increase its Bitcoin holdings! This Tokyo-listed company has just announced the use of 1 billion yen (approximately 6.5 million USD) to purchase 97 BTC, bringing their Bitcoin reserves to 152 coins. The most extreme part is their approach to buying coins—directly using 90% of the company's cash reserves; this is no longer asset allocation, it's essentially an all-in bet. The board's rationale is very Japanese: "to hedge against the risks of uncontrollable government bond yields," after all, the Bank of Japan is still printing money like crazy, and holding cash is indeed not as good as holding Bitcoin as hard currency.
The market votes with its feet; after the announcement, the company's stock price surged 23% in a single day, setting a record for the largest increase this year. Now their market value is already 62% linked to the Bitcoin price, effectively making them the Japanese version of MicroStrategy. However, compared to their American counterparts, the Japanese operations are more aggressive—not only buying coins with full cash but also issuing zero-interest convertible bonds, clearly aiming for extreme "debt-financed coin purchases." Analysts have calculated that as long as Bitcoin stays above $65,000, they can cover their entire annual operating costs just from the appreciation of their holdings.
(Insiders reveal that Metaplanet is lobbying the Financial Services Agency of Japan to amend accounting standards, attempting to classify Bitcoin holdings as "strategic reserve assets" rather than "risky investments." If this succeeds, it could rewrite the rules for cryptocurrency allocation among publicly listed companies in East Asia...)
Metaplanet takes action again to increase its Bitcoin holdings! This Tokyo-listed company has just announced the use of 1 billion yen (approximately 6.5 million USD) to purchase 97 BTC, bringing their Bitcoin reserves to 152 coins. The most extreme part is their approach to buying coins—directly using 90% of the company's cash reserves; this is no longer asset allocation, it's essentially an all-in bet. The board's rationale is very Japanese: "to hedge against the risks of uncontrollable government bond yields," after all, the Bank of Japan is still printing money like crazy, and holding cash is indeed not as good as holding Bitcoin as hard currency.
The market votes with its feet; after the announcement, the company's stock price surged 23% in a single day, setting a record for the largest increase this year. Now their market value is already 62% linked to the Bitcoin price, effectively making them the Japanese version of MicroStrategy. However, compared to their American counterparts, the Japanese operations are more aggressive—not only buying coins with full cash but also issuing zero-interest convertible bonds, clearly aiming for extreme "debt-financed coin purchases." Analysts have calculated that as long as Bitcoin stays above $65,000, they can cover their entire annual operating costs just from the appreciation of their holdings.
(Insiders reveal that Metaplanet is lobbying the Financial Services Agency of Japan to amend accounting standards, attempting to classify Bitcoin holdings as "strategic reserve assets" rather than "risky investments." If this succeeds, it could rewrite the rules for cryptocurrency allocation among publicly listed companies in East Asia...)
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#Strategy增持比特币
MicroStrategy has once again increased its Bitcoin holdings! This company has turned its balance sheet into a Bitcoin piggy bank. The latest announcement shows they have spent a whopping $780 million to buy 12,000 BTC, bringing their total holdings to over 210,000. The craziest part is that the money for this purchase came entirely from issuing convertible bonds, essentially borrowing money to trade Bitcoin, which has fully maxed out their leverage. The market reaction was very honest; as soon as the news broke, MSTR's stock price surged 12%, much more aggressive than tech giants like Tesla and Apple.
However, a closer look at the financial report reveals the hidden truth— the company has been reporting losses in its main business for six consecutive quarters, relying solely on Bitcoin holdings to maintain appearances. This extreme strategy of 'All in BTC' is sparking intense debate on Wall Street. Some analysts have calculated that if Bitcoin falls below $45,000, MicroStrategy could trigger a debt default. However, Saylor is clearly playing a long game; in a recent interview, he boldly stated: 'We are not a tech company, but a Bitcoin development company.' Can you believe this shift in positioning?
MicroStrategy has once again increased its Bitcoin holdings! This company has turned its balance sheet into a Bitcoin piggy bank. The latest announcement shows they have spent a whopping $780 million to buy 12,000 BTC, bringing their total holdings to over 210,000. The craziest part is that the money for this purchase came entirely from issuing convertible bonds, essentially borrowing money to trade Bitcoin, which has fully maxed out their leverage. The market reaction was very honest; as soon as the news broke, MSTR's stock price surged 12%, much more aggressive than tech giants like Tesla and Apple.
However, a closer look at the financial report reveals the hidden truth— the company has been reporting losses in its main business for six consecutive quarters, relying solely on Bitcoin holdings to maintain appearances. This extreme strategy of 'All in BTC' is sparking intense debate on Wall Street. Some analysts have calculated that if Bitcoin falls below $45,000, MicroStrategy could trigger a debt default. However, Saylor is clearly playing a long game; in a recent interview, he boldly stated: 'We are not a tech company, but a Bitcoin development company.' Can you believe this shift in positioning?
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$BTC
Bitcoin's current trend resembles a psychological battle, with both bulls and bears repeatedly tugging at the critical position of $65,000. On-chain data reveals the secrets—over the past week, there has been a net outflow of 23,000 BTC from exchanges, yet the open interest in derivatives has reached a historical high, indicating that large funds are playing the classic strategy of "spot hoarding + futures hedging." What’s particularly intriguing is that the U.S. SEC suddenly postponed its decision on the Ethereum ETF while remaining silent on the Bitcoin spot ETF application, a differential treatment that has raised unusual suspicions in the market.
Miners are staging a final frenzy; with the block reward halved after the halving, while old mining machines are being shut down in bulk, orders for the latest generation of mining machines have surged by 300%. A strange split is occurring in the hash power market: North American mining farms are aggressively merging and acquiring, while miners in Central Asia are selling second-hand equipment at low prices. Behind this quiet migration of hash power is the energy arbitrage capital that is reconstructing the global mining landscape. Do you think we can break through the previous high of $70,000, or will we see another "post-halving crash" curse?
(On-chain monitoring detected a mysterious address buying 500 BTC at 3 AM for three consecutive days, reminiscent of the rhythm of institutional entry in 2020...)
Bitcoin's current trend resembles a psychological battle, with both bulls and bears repeatedly tugging at the critical position of $65,000. On-chain data reveals the secrets—over the past week, there has been a net outflow of 23,000 BTC from exchanges, yet the open interest in derivatives has reached a historical high, indicating that large funds are playing the classic strategy of "spot hoarding + futures hedging." What’s particularly intriguing is that the U.S. SEC suddenly postponed its decision on the Ethereum ETF while remaining silent on the Bitcoin spot ETF application, a differential treatment that has raised unusual suspicions in the market.
Miners are staging a final frenzy; with the block reward halved after the halving, while old mining machines are being shut down in bulk, orders for the latest generation of mining machines have surged by 300%. A strange split is occurring in the hash power market: North American mining farms are aggressively merging and acquiring, while miners in Central Asia are selling second-hand equipment at low prices. Behind this quiet migration of hash power is the energy arbitrage capital that is reconstructing the global mining landscape. Do you think we can break through the previous high of $70,000, or will we see another "post-halving crash" curse?
(On-chain monitoring detected a mysterious address buying 500 BTC at 3 AM for three consecutive days, reminiscent of the rhythm of institutional entry in 2020...)
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