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Recently, I took a closer look at the Bitcoin chart on a higher timeframe, and the current pattern is really quite clear. BTC is following an extended correction cycle, a pattern of liquidity sweeping, then returning to a strong supply zone, and then continuing upward. Right now, Bitcoin is holding in a major supply zone between approximately 88k and 82k, which is an area that previously showed very strong reactions.
The good thing here is that as long as this zone remains intact, the overall uptrend structure is still preserved. Currently, the market is accumulating below an important resista

I just rechecked HYPE over the past few days and noticed a few signals worth paying attention to. This token has risen by about 12% over the last 30 days, but when you look at the technical chart, not everything is as good as it looks.
The biggest concern is that trading volume is weakening, while the RSI shows signs of bearish divergence. In addition, long-term holders are accumulating strongly, which could be a sign of fatigue in this rally. The current volume s is only around 7.28M in 24h, not strong enough to sustain the trend.
Looking at key levels, $37 is the point that needs to be brok

I just monitored some on-chain indicators and see that Bitcoin is showing quite concerning signs. The current price is around $74.36k, but many analyses suggest we haven't yet reached the true bottom of this cycle.
What caught my attention the most is data from Glassnode showing that long-term investors are selling off heavily. Specifically, on February 6th alone, they reduced their holdings by 245,000 BTC. Similar patterns also occurred in 2019 and mid-2021, and back then, the market typically moved sideways before entering a prolonged downtrend. Bitcoin's realized profit/loss ratio is also a

I just saw a post on X from Bloomberg about the opinion of a Ukrainian author that is quite interesting. Andrey Kurkov — he is one of the influential political voices of Ukraine today — just issued a warning about peace negotiations.
What Kurkov is concerned about is the issue of land concessions. He believes that if President Zelensky accepts territorial concessions as part of a deal mediated by the U.S., that is only the first step. Why? Because Kurkov clearly sees that Putin will not stop there.
There is a rather sharp point in the Ukrainian author's argument — he advises Zelensky to be res

I just realized that many people don’t really understand the inverted hammer—this candlestick pattern is often confused with other ones, but it’s extremely useful if you know how to use it.
So, basically, what is an inverted hammer? It consists of three parts: a short candlestick body, a long upper wick (at least twice the body), and a very small or nonexistent lower wick. Its shape looks like an upturned hammer, so that’s where the name comes from. This pattern often appears at the end of a downtrend, marking the possibility that a reversal may be coming.
Why is it important? Because it shows

I just reviewed some old articles about futures trading and realized that many newcomers still don't fully understand the risks involved. Today, I want to share from the beginning for those who are unfamiliar.
Basically, futures are leveraged trading; almost all cryptocurrency exchanges offer this feature. It allows you to predict price trends—Long if you think the price will go up, Short if you think it will go down. If your prediction is correct, you make a profit; if not, you lose. It sounds simple, but the danger of futures trading lies precisely in this.
The issue is that leverage can go

I recently discovered that Google Photos has launched a pretty cool AI feature called Me Meme, currently testing on Android and iOS. The neat thing is it allows you to turn selfies into memes with just a few clicks.
The process is simple: you choose a ready-made template or upload a reference photo, then select your portrait (with good and clear lighting), and the AI will automatically generate a meme for you. Once the Me Meme is created, you can edit, save to your library, regenerate, or share it immediately.
Currently, this feature is being rolled out gradually to users in the US, although G

Do you know what liquidation price is? I’ve noticed that many people trade contracts but still don’t fully understand this concept, and that’s why they get liquidated unexpectedly.
What exactly is the liquidation price? Simply put, it’s the price level at which the system will forcibly close your position. When the price hits this point, there’s no chance to recover — the system will liquidate directly, and what about the remaining funds? Usually, there’s nothing left. I’ve seen many traders lose all their capital because they didn’t understand this mechanism clearly.
Calculating the liquidati

I just learned about XECX and its staking mechanism, which is quite interesting. You can hold XECX in your wallet and earn XEC rewards every 24 hours without locking your funds or worrying about deadlines. The great thing is you can reinvest to accumulate yields or withdraw your funds at any time. Some people also use it for daily expenses. I see many people are interested in XECX because it’s a way to interact with the eCash ecosystem. If you’re exploring staking projects, XECX might be a good option to consider. Cashtab wallet supports this management quite well.

I've just realized that many new people entering crypto still don't understand what a pump is, so today I want to share this knowledge to help you avoid being caught up in dangerous schemes in the market.
When it comes to pump, it refers to a sudden price increase of a coin caused by one or a group of investors coordinating their actions. This event results in a sharp increase in trading volume and attracts a lot of community attention. But what exactly is a pump? It’s a strategy to "inflate" the price of a coin by buying a large amount in a short period, creating artificial demand, and causin

I just noticed a rather unusual investment strategy—Michael Burry, the one who accurately predicted the 2008 financial crisis (did you see A Grande Aposta?), is currently making a series of big bets against the artificial intelligence technology industry.
From 2024 to now, Michael Burry has built a short-position portfolio that’s quite impressive. What caught my attention most is that his strategy focuses on the leading companies in the current AI race.
First is Nvidia—he views it as the most direct way to express a negative take on the AI “bubble.” At the end of 2025 and in the beginning of t

I just completed the KYC process on Pi Network and want to share a detailed Pi KYC guide to help others avoid the mistakes I made. Actually, this process isn't very complicated, but there are a few points to pay attention to.
First, you need to meet the basic requirements: be at least 18 years old, have a government-issued ID—passport, driver's license, or ID card—and have been mining Pi for at least 30 days. An important point is that the face on the ID must match your selfie— I had an issue at this step because of poor lighting.
Basic steps: Open the Pi Network app, go to the Mainnet section

I just realized that many of you still don't fully understand what an authenticator is and why it is so important. Today, I want to share my experience with Google Authenticator — the security tool I use for all my important accounts.
Google Authenticator is simply a two-factor authentication (2FA) app on your phone. It generates 6-8 digit codes that change every 30 seconds, working completely offline without internet. What's great about an authenticator? It provides you with a second layer of security, beyond your password, when logging in or withdrawing funds.
I use it for almost everything

I just noticed something quite strange about XRP — the number of large whales is decreasing sharply, but the mysterious part is that the total XRP held by the remaining whales has reached its highest level in 7 years. This seems odd at first glance, but it tells a completely different story.
According to data from Santiment, recently, the number of XRP wallets holding 100M or more has decreased by over 20%, with about 569 whale wallets disappearing in just a few weeks. But interestingly, during that time, the total XRP accumulated by the remaining whales skyrocketed to 48B — a figure not seen

The market just experienced a massive sell-off. In one hour, over $129 million in long positions were liquidated as Bitcoin dropped below 88K. This wasn't a gradual sell-off but a true wipeout with leverage.
BTC led the way, followed by ETH, while SOL and XRP also got caught in the turmoil. When prices hit key levels, over-leveraged long positions immediately became fuel for the downward momentum. Margin calls happened one after another, and everything was dragged down together.
But here’s the interesting part — liquidation events like this often mark turning points. Leverage gets wiped out, w

I just realized something quite interesting about the Pi network — their validation reward system is gradually becoming clearer, and it seems to be an opportunity that not everyone understands.
Basically: Pioneers can become Pi validators by participating in the KYC process. This task is quite important — they need to review registration applications, verify identification documents, and confirm the legitimacy of the information. Like digital detectives. And in return, those who participate in this process will receive rewards.
But here’s the part most people don’t understand: the rewards are

I've just realized that many newcomers to crypto trading still don't fully understand the most basic concepts. Today, I will explain Entry, Stop Loss, and Take Profit – three things that are essential for effective trading if you want to master them.
First is Entry. Entry simply refers to the price point where you start a position, whether buying or selling. If you enter a trade and close exactly at that Entry point, you break even. Pretty straightforward, right?
But the important part is knowing how to protect yourself when the market moves against you. That’s where Stop Loss comes in. Stop L

I see many newcomers to crypto worry about the risk of losing money. Actually, there is a very useful tool that everyone should know about — it's called stop loss. Today, I will share detailed instructions on how to use it to protect your capital.
What is a stop loss? Simply put, it is an automatic order that helps you sell an asset when the price drops to a predetermined level. For example, if you buy Bitcoin at a certain price and set a stop loss at a lower level, when the price hits that threshold, the system will automatically sell on your behalf. This method helps prevent excessive losses

I just realized something interesting while tracking the crypto market recently. Bitcoin is following a pretty clear cycle, and there’s an old theory from the 19th century that still seems to be effective today. That is the Chu kỳ Benner, developed by Samuel Benner—a former American farmer and businessman.
Samuel Benner wasn’t a professional economist, but after going through financial difficulties in his farming career, he began to investigate why markets have such repeating cycles. After burning through his capital a few times, Samuel Benner decided to research more deeply the nature of rece