#特朗普暂停新关税 Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse expressed approval of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's upcoming launch of XRP futures contracts, calling it an important and exciting step for the continued growth of the XRP market. However, he noted that despite this initiative being significantly overdue in many aspects, it holds great significance, marking XRP's recognition in mainstream financial markets. This move not only provides regulated trading tools for professional investors but could also pave the way for the future launch of an XRP spot ETF, validating XRP's status as a mature and investable asset class.
On April 25, $ETH 4, according to official news, Tether announced the results of its tender offer for the common stock of Adecoagro S.A. (NYSE: AGRO, hereinafter referred to as 'Adecoagro'). The offer aims to acquire up to 49,596,510 shares of Adecoagro's common stock (the 'Common Stock') at a cash price of $12.41 per share (without interest and subject to any necessary withholding taxes). The offer officially expired at midnight on April 24, 2025 (New York time). Computershare Trust Company, N.A., the custodian agent for the offer, notified Tether that as of the offer expiration time, a total of 67,075,545 shares of common stock had been validly tendered (and not withdrawn).
On March 25, #以太坊的未来 4, according to official news, Tether today announced the results of its tender offer for common shares of Adecoagro S.A. (NYSE code: AGRO, hereinafter referred to as "Adecoagro"). This tender offer aims to acquire up to 49,596,510 shares of Adecoagro common stock ("Common Stock") at a cash price of $12.41 per share (without interest, subject to any necessary withholding taxes). The offer officially expired at midnight on April 24, 2025 (New York time). The custodian agent, Computershare Trust Company, N.A., notified Tether that as of the expiration time of the offer, a total of 67,075,545 shares of common stock were validly tendered (and not withdrawn).
On October 24, $TRUMP 4, according to CoinDesk, as the price of Bitcoin rises above $90,000, long-term holders (holding for ≥ 155 days) continue to buy, absorbing selling pressure from short-term holders at a ratio of 1.38:1. Since January, the net increase in Bitcoin holdings by holders has been 635,340 BTC. Currently, long-term holders have a total holding of approximately 13.755 million BTC, accounting for about 65% of the circulation. Short-term holders possess approximately 3.51 million BTC and have reduced their holdings by about 460,000 BTC over the past 155 days. The cost basis for long-term Bitcoin holders is mostly concentrated in the $65,000 to $95,000 range, while short-term holders have generally taken profit or cut losses recently, and market sentiment has not fully recovered. Although Bitcoin is still down 30% from its historical high of $109,000 in January, long-term holders continue to hoard at low levels, displaying typical characteristics of distributing at high levels. Currently, there are 2.6 million BTC in the market at a loss, primarily from purchases made above $95,000, creating a strong resistance level. The market needs to pay attention to whether the key psychological level of $95,000 can be effectively broken.
On December 24, #比特币市值排名 4, according to CoinDesk, as the price of Bitcoin rebounds above $90,000, long-term holders (holding ≥ 155 days) continue to buy, absorbing selling pressure from short-term holders at a ratio of 1.38:1. Since January, Bitcoin holders have net increased their holdings by 635,340 BTC. Currently, long-term holders have a total holding of approximately 13.755 million BTC, accounting for about 65% of the circulating supply. Short-term holders own about 3.51 million BTC and have reduced their holdings by approximately 460,000 BTC in the past 155 days. The cost price for long-term Bitcoin holders is mainly concentrated in the range of $65,000-$95,000, while short-term holders have generally adopted profit-taking or loss-cutting strategies recently, and market sentiment has not fully recovered. Although Bitcoin has retraced 30% from its historical high of $109,000 in January, long-term holders continue to accumulate at lower levels, which is a typical characteristic of distributing at high levels. Currently, a total of 2.6 million BTC in the market is in a loss state, primarily from purchases made above $95,000, forming a strong resistance level. The market needs to pay attention to whether the key psychological level of $95,000 can be effectively broken.
On March 24, #TRUMP晚宴 4, according to CoinDesk, as the Bitcoin price rebounds above $90,000, long-term holders (holding for ≥155 days) continue to buy, absorbing the sell pressure from short-term holders at a ratio of 1.38:1. Since January, Bitcoin holders have net increased their holdings by 635,340 BTC. Currently, long-term holders have a total holding of approximately 13.755 million BTC, accounting for about 65% of the circulating supply. Short-term holders own about 3.51 million BTC, having reduced their holdings by approximately 460,000 BTC over the past 155 days. The cost price of long-term Bitcoin holders is mostly concentrated in the $65,000-$95,000 range, while short-term holders have generally taken profit or cut losses recently, and market sentiment has not fully recovered. Although Bitcoin is still down 30% from its historical high of $109,000 in January, long-term holders continue to accumulate at low levels, displaying typical characteristics of profit distribution at high levels. Currently, there are a total of 2.6 million BTC in a loss state in the market, mainly from purchases made above $95,000, forming a strong resistance level. The market needs to pay attention to whether the key psychological level of $95,000 can be effectively broken.
On December 23, $ETH 4, according to the Financial Times, Howard Lutnick's son, Brandon Lutnick, chairman of the brokerage Cantor Fitzgerald, is collaborating with SoftBank Group, Tether, and the Bitfinex trading platform to establish a Bitcoin investment fund. The fund is named 'Cantor Equity Partners' and plans to raise $3 billion in Bitcoin through the newly established 21 Capital company. Among them, Tether intends to invest $1.5 billion, while SoftBank Group and Bitfinex will contribute $900 million and $600 million, respectively. The Financial Times revealed that the project is expected to be officially announced in the coming weeks. However, the transaction has not yet been finalized, and specific details may still change.
On March 23, #加密市场反弹 4, according to the Financial Times, Brandon Lutnick, the son of U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick and chairman of brokerage Cantor Fitzgerald, is collaborating with SoftBank Group, Tether, and Bitfinex trading platform to establish a Bitcoin investment fund. The fund is named "Cantor Equity Partners" and aims to raise $3 billion in Bitcoin through the newly established 21 Capital company. Among them, Tether plans to invest $1.5 billion, while SoftBank Group and Bitfinex will respectively contribute $900 million and $600 million. The Financial Times revealed that the project is expected to be officially announced in the coming weeks. However, the transaction has not yet been finalized, and specific details may still be subject to change.
Many people have experienced this state: after a few consecutive successful trades, they stop writing scripts, increase their positions, want to delay taking profits, and monitor the market more often, always feeling that 'this wave of state is invincible.'
I used to feel the same way; every time I made a big profit, I thought I was 'about to take off.' The result was a disruption in rhythm, and two or three losing trades would directly erase my profits.
So this time, I set three rules for myself to forcefully keep my state in check:
1. Only look at the market twice a day, and do not actively seek opportunities The most common issue after making money is 'itchy hands,' wanting to jump in at any fluctuation. At this time, it’s even more important to reduce market stimuli, wait for signals, and not rush the rhythm.
2. Keep the position size strictly the same, do not add to it or 'confidently increase the position' The easiest trap to fall into after making money is to increase the position, thinking, 'I’ve made a profit, so it won’t hurt even if I give some back.' But the problem is, once there’s a drawdown, the account curve explodes directly.
3. Force myself to stay out of the market for a day after consecutive profits, even if there are opportunities This rule is harsh, but very effective. It allows me to completely detach from emotions and return to rationality. The market always has the next opportunity, but if the mindset is disturbed, you can’t stabilize with any amount of opportunities.
Although I have continued to make trades these past few days, I have controlled the overall rhythm very well. It’s not because I’m particularly steady, but because I realized in advance that 'after making money is the easiest time to explode.'
Trading has never been a game that ends with one victory; it’s a test of your ability to control yourself even after winning.
According to EmberCN monitoring, a whale/institution address that staked 991,000 SOL four years ago has redeemed 100,000 SOL (approximately 13.9 million USD) 50 minutes ago and transferred it to Binance. This address has accumulated a total profit of 153.5 million USD, including a SOL appreciation profit of 111.4 million USD (with an average purchase price of 27.57 USD, and a current price of approximately 140 USD) as well as approximately 300,000 SOL in staking interest (currently valued at around 42.08 million USD). Currently, this address still has 1,191,000 SOL (approximately 167 million USD) staked.
According to EmberCN monitoring, a whale/institution address that staked 991,000 SOL four years ago redeemed 100,000 SOL (approximately 13.9 million USD) 50 minutes ago and transferred it to Binance. The address has accumulated a profit of 153.5 million USD, including a capital gain of 111.4 million USD from the appreciation of SOL (with an average purchase price of 27.57 USD, and the current price being approximately 140 USD) and about 300,000 SOL in staking interest (currently valued at approximately 42.08 million USD). Currently, the address still has 1,191,000 SOL (approximately 16.7 million USD) staked.
On March 21, 2022, according to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, the computational power and electricity consumed by users saying polite phrases like 'please' and 'thank you' to ChatGPT is costing OpenAI millions of dollars. Engineers like Carl Youngblood believe that maintaining politeness with AI is a moral obligation, and rude daily interactions can lead to a degradation of interpersonal skills. Meanwhile, Epoch AI data analyst Josh You stated that due to improvements in model and hardware efficiency by 2025, each ChatGPT query consumes about 0.3 watt-hours, and polite phrases do not lead to significant energy consumption. According to a Future survey conducted in December 2024, 67% of American users maintain politeness with AI assistants, with 55% believing it is the right behavior, while 12% do so out of fear of being 'held a grudge' by AI. This group is concerned that once AI becomes conscious in the future, it will treat humans differently based on historical interaction attitudes.
On December 21, #加密市场反弹 4, according to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, the politeness expressions such as 'please' and 'thank you' that users say to ChatGPT consume computational power and electricity, leading to millions of dollars in additional costs for OpenAI. Engineers like Carl Youngblood believe that maintaining politeness towards AI is a moral obligation, and rude everyday interactions can lead to a decline in interpersonal skills. Meanwhile, Epoch AI data analyst Josh You stated that due to improvements in model and hardware efficiency by 2025, each ChatGPT query consumes about 0.3 watt-hours, and polite expressions do not result in significant energy consumption. According to a Future survey conducted in December 2024, 67% of American users maintain politeness towards AI assistants, with 55% believing it is the right behavior, and 12% doing so out of fear of being 'held a grudge' by AI. This group of users is concerned that once AI becomes conscious in the future, it will treat humans differently based on their historical interaction attitudes.
$TRX Bitget Chinese Head of Operations Xie Jiayin posted on platform X: We have noticed abnormal trading activities in the VOXEL/USDT contract trading pair and are currently investigating. We will update with more specific information as soon as possible. Some users may be subject to risk control; if you have any questions, please contact the online customer service in the App. Currently, Bitget's trading, deposit, and withdrawal functions are all operating normally.
Brandon Ferrick, General Counsel of Douro Labs, stated that the SEC's public stance on crypto policy and the roundtable discussions indicate that the industry has not been captured by regulation. Ferrick pointed out that signs of regulatory capture include the movement of employees between the public and private sectors, the same list of attendees, and special treatment for certain crypto projects. The SEC held its first crypto roundtable on March 21, 2025, with participants including crypto industry executives, SEC officials, and opponents. Former SEC official John Reed Stark criticized the industry, opposing comprehensive regulatory reform, arguing that digital assets should follow existing securities laws. The SEC plans to hold its next meeting on April 25, focusing on guidelines for crypto custody and client asset management.
$SOL #Solana Surge As the European Central Bank continues to cut interest rates, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell seems to be ignoring advice, and U.S. President Trump appears to be angry, calling out Powell three times in one day, demanding interest rate cuts, and even stating that Powell should have been fired long ago. On the morning of the 17th, Thursday, Eastern Time, Trump posted on social media: · The Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, who is always too late and wrong, released a report yesterday, which is yet another typical, complete "mess"! · Powell should have lowered the interest rates long ago like the European Central Bank, but he definitely should lower them now. The sooner Powell leaves, the better! During Thursday's afternoon trading session, Trump called out Powell twice more. Trump said, I don't think Powell is doing his job well. If I demand it, he has to leave. Powell doesn't make me happy. He is always slow to act. Trump accused Powell of manipulating politics, saying he is too terrible. U.S. interest rates have risen, and they should be lowered. Powell should cut interest rates. Trump also compared with Europe, stating that Europe is lowering rates. A few minutes later, Trump again "attacked" Powell, saying the Federal Reserve should cut rates, which is owed to the American people. Powell will face substantial political pressure. Trump said the only good thing Powell can do is to cut rates. If Europe lowers rates while the Federal Reserve remains indifferent, it will put the U.S. at a disadvantage. Costs are decreasing, and U.S. inflation is minimal. Trump's remarks are clearly a response to Powell's hawkish statement from last night. On Wednesday of this week, Powell reiterated his comments from more than a week ago, stating that the Federal Reserve "can fully wait for (the situation) to become clearer before considering adjustments to our policy stance." Powell believes that tariffs and other policies from Trump create high uncertainty for the economy, and the Federal Reserve needs to avoid tariffs from persistently driving up inflation. In fact, Trump has long been dissatisfied with Powell. Trump feels that Powell is "lagging behind" and "acting too slowly" in combating inflation. He has repeatedly urged interest rate cuts on social media, telling Powell to "act quickly."
#加密市场季度观察 As the European Central Bank continues to cut interest rates, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, however, seems to "not listen to advice." It appears that U.S. President Trump is angry, mentioning Powell three times in one day, calling for interest rate cuts, and even making harsh remarks, stating that Powell should have been fired long ago. On Thursday morning, September 17, Eastern Time, Trump posted on social media: · The Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is always too late and wrong; he released a report yesterday, which is yet another typical and complete "mess!" · Powell should have lowered interest rates long ago like the European Central Bank, but he should definitely lower them now. The sooner Powell leaves, the better! On Thursday during the midday trading session, Trump called out to Powell twice more. Trump said, I believe Powell is not doing his job well. If I demand it, he has to leave. Powell does not make me happy. He is always slow to act. Trump accused Powell of manipulating politics, saying he is too bad. Interest rates in the U.S. have already risen, and rates should be brought down. Powell should cut interest rates. Trump also compared to Europe, stating that Europe is cutting rates. After a few minutes, Trump again "attacked" Powell, saying the Federal Reserve should cut interest rates, which is what the Fed owes the American people. Powell will face significant political pressure. Trump stated that the only good thing Powell can do is cut interest rates. If Europe cuts rates while the Federal Reserve remains indifferent, it will put the U.S. at a disadvantage. Costs are down, and U.S. inflation is minimal. These remarks from Trump are clearly a response to Powell's hawkish statement from last night. On Wednesday, Powell reiterated what he said over a week ago, stating that the Federal Reserve "is fully capable of waiting until (the situation) is clearer, then considering adjustments to our policy stance." Powell believes that tariffs and other policies from Trump create a high level of uncertainty for the economy, and the Fed needs to avoid tariffs from permanently pushing up inflation. In fact, Trump has long been dissatisfied with Powell. Trump feels that Powell has been "slow to respond" in combating inflation and has repeatedly urged for interest rate cuts on social media, telling Powell to "act quickly."
#Solana激增 As the European Central Bank repeatedly cuts interest rates, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell seems to "not listen to advice," and U.S. President Trump appears to be angry, mentioning Powell three times in one day and calling for interest rate cuts, even stating that Powell should have been fired long ago. On the morning of the 17th, Thursday Eastern Time, Trump posted on social media: · The Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is always too late and wrong; he released a report yesterday, which was yet another typical, complete "mess!" · Powell should have lowered interest rates long ago like the European Central Bank, but he certainly should lower them now. The sooner Powell leaves, the better! During the afternoon trading session on Thursday, Trump again addressed Powell twice. Trump said, I don't think Powell is doing his job well. If I ask for it, he has to leave. Powell doesn't make me happy. He is always slow to act. Trump accused Powell of manipulating politics, saying he is too bad. Interest rates in the U.S. have risen, and rates should be pushed down. Powell should lower interest rates. Trump also compared with Europe, saying Europe is indeed lowering interest rates. After a few minutes, Trump again "attacked" Powell, saying the Federal Reserve should lower interest rates, which is what the Fed owes the American people. Powell will face significant political pressure. Trump said the only good thing Powell can do is to lower interest rates. If Europe lowers rates while the Federal Reserve remains indifferent, it will put the U.S. at a disadvantage. With lower costs, inflation in the U.S. is minimal. Trump's remarks are clearly a response to Powell's hawkish statement from last night. On Wednesday, Powell reiterated what he said more than a week ago, stating that the Federal Reserve "can completely wait until (the situation) is clearer, and then consider adjusting our policy stance." Powell believes that tariffs and other policies from Trump pose a high level of uncertainty for the economy, and the Fed needs to avoid tariffs causing prolonged inflation. In fact, Trump has long been dissatisfied with Powell. Trump feels that Powell has been "slow to act" in combating inflation. He has repeatedly urged for interest rate cuts on social media, telling Powell to "act quickly."