When $SOL really breaks below the lower bound, one must observe calmly. Greed made me act too quickly, thinking that around 135 was the low for this wave, but it dropped to 126. The order placed at 135 is still not back, preparing to place an order at 141 to sell this part, and will wait for stabilization before reassessing... The situation is unstable, so I don't dare to blindly take large positions 🙈
When you scroll to this ↓, you’ll be laughed to death🤣 The Iranian Embassy in China is still using the same old tactics of the Six Major Sects attacking the Ming Cult 😂 It’s so damn realistic……🐮🍺 #以色列伊朗冲突
$SOL This asset is indeed a good coin for swing trading. A few days ago, I entered a small position at 141, then added a bit at 138, and my order at 145 was executed. Today, I plan to place a low-priced order to buy it back. This wave of small T is perfect✌️
Last night, the Federal Reserve announced its decision for June, keeping interest rates unchanged. He has been pressuring and urging Powell to cut rates, but this matter is not solely up to Powell. The Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions are made by a committee vote, consisting of 19 members, 12 of whom have voting rights. In June 2025, this time, the vote was unanimous in favor of maintaining the interest rates. #鲍威尔发言 #以色列伊朗冲突
$SOL is ready to go for it again, planning to set a point around 141, 141 is my psychological price point, there might be even lower prices, feeling that the international situation is unstable these days, it will fluctuate up and down, should be able to buy at a price lower than this... for reference only for reference only for reference only
These days, I have been extremely busy with various inspections, and I haven't had the mood to open the software. When I opened it, it's still lifeless, preparing to adjust the portfolio...
Another war has started, the cryptocurrency circle clearly feels the artillery fire, so let's perish together...😂 I am a spot dead bull, I have added to my position again, holding strong...
Seeing a picture really makes me laugh at the creativity of the internet users, they really know how to play with memes 😂 By the way, you two have reconciled, yet the market is still down. Are you two possibly colluding to short here?
【Eating Melon Post on Trump and Musk's 'Love-Hate Relationship'】For Entertainment Only This weekend's interesting news is still about fighting and arguing, as Musk and Trump, this pair of plastic brothers, have fallen out. The current development is that Musk seems to have calmed down and has deleted some content attacking Trump, but has not publicly apologized. The trigger for Musk's outburst was that his recommended candidate for NASA director was dismissed by Trump, and Musk's 'government efficiency department' was also stripped of power by Trump, which essentially means Trump is gradually marginalizing Musk. Musk should be quite furious about NASA's ouster, as it equates to cutting off his eligibility to join the ranks of the big shots truly controlling the pulse of the nation, and he is instead being sent back to being a 'tech businessman making fashionable cars.' Musk strongly funded Trump's presidential campaign, and his obvious motive was not wanting to be subservient anymore, but to truly enter the upper echelons and take charge, with the pathway being through NASA and Starlink, to become the next era's 'military-industrial complex.' (Starlink has already proven to be a necessary military product for future drone warfare on the Russia-Ukraine battlefield), which would mean becoming a true 'aristocracy.' But now, he is clearly being pushed out of this path, meaning that so much money not only feels wasted but may also mean there is no longer any chance of entering the nation's core through this avenue. Trump hopes Musk can gracefully and dignifiedly exit the political arena and return to managing his own business, but Musk feels Trump is ungrateful and has betrayed his ally. The relationship between the two sides seems to have irreparably broken down, and Musk has wasted hundreds of millions on campaign funds, offending the left in Europe and the U.S. after just three months in politics, leading to a boycott of automotive products. Tesla's stock price dropped 14.3% on Thursday, with a weak rebound of +3.7% on Friday, and it feels like it hasn't hit bottom yet, with significant downward potential still in market sentiment.
Yesterday, the OECD updated its global economic forecasts, lowering the United States from 2.2% to 1.6%, global growth from 3% to 2.9%, India from 6.4% to 6.3%, and Japan from 1.1% to 0.7%. China and the Eurozone were not adjusted, maintaining previous forecasts of 4.8% and 1%, respectively.
This weekend, the "Stablecoin Regulation" officially became law in Hong Kong, so during the holiday, the digital currency sector of Hong Kong stocks continued to surge. However, domestic digital currencies and those outside the wall are completely different matters; it is merely a case of sentiment-driven speculation. To briefly explain what stablecoins are, taking USDT, which has the largest market share, as an example, its current scale is 152.7 billion, issued by Tether. The Tether company is headquartered in El Salvador, so neither the US nor the EU can regulate it. If an institution holds 1 billion USD in cash, it previously could not directly buy Bitcoin because cash does not circulate on the public chain. They need to first pay this 1 billion USD to Tether to exchange it for 1 billion USDT, and then use USDT to purchase Bitcoin on the public chain. As for Tether, they can take this 1 billion USD to buy US Treasury bonds, earning 5% interest annually, which amounts to 50 million USD. When the institution wants to exit, they can return USDT to Tether and redeem it for cash in USD at a 1:1 ratio. This is the operating principle of stablecoins. Besides Tether's USDT, Circle's USDC also has a significant scale, amounting to 61.5 billion. Over time, the US government felt something was amiss; these hundreds of billions of on-chain USD needed regulation. Thus, this stablecoin bill was introduced, requiring these companies to apply for licenses in the US, comply with regulations, and have transparent asset reserves audited. In case of any illegal activities identified by the US government, they must cooperate with law enforcement (freezing assets). This is the recently issued "Stablecoin Bill"; the Hong Kong version is largely similar, simply replacing the US government with the Hong Kong government, and the threshold for applying for a license is a paid-up capital of 25 million HKD.
$HIFI At a glance, the overseas fryer has exploded, and you have also fallen down. I have gone all in with my small account, can you give me a little support, OK?