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Malaysian law enforcement agencies have launched a large-scale crackdown on illegal cryptocurrency mining activities in Perak, seizing 41 illegal devices. During the operation, police conducted three raids, emphasizing increased enforcement efforts. The case involves multiple legal violations and is still under investigation, with no arrests made yet. The government maintains a zero-tolerance stance on illegal mining and may strengthen law enforcement in the future.

The article discusses the common irrational behaviors of investors during bull and bear markets, pointing out that even with clear price targets, it is difficult to accurately time entry and exit points in practice. The market's rapid rises and slow declines make it hard for many investors to effectively cut losses, as slow declines can numb vigilance. Market manipulators use rebounds to offload assets, causing wealth to shift quietly. Only investors with deliberate training can respond quickly during downturns and avoid losses. Human nature plays a crucial role in market dynamics, and understanding this can help seize opportunities amid chaos.

This is an in-depth reflection on classical trading theories. The Wyckoff method has been tested and validated by nearly a century of market experience and still shines with wisdom. Why does a theory born in the early 20th century remain applicable in today's digital asset markets? The core reason is that it captures the most fundamental laws of market movement—and these laws transcend eras.
Markets are not randomly fluctuating: Wyckoff’s perspective on the logic of manipulation
Wyckoff’s first insight is directly to the point: there are manipulators in the market. This is not conspiracy theory, but an objective reflection of the profit-seeking nature of capital. When a market can make money, it will inevitably attract capital competition; in a zero-sum environment, the resource advantage will almost certainly lead to victory.
Most market participants are likely to be in loss, which perfectly aligns with the 80/20 rule and the Matthew Effect—few people make money, while most are losing money. The fundamental reason lies in information asymmetry and cognitive differences. Manipulators leverage the three classic

In cryptocurrency exchanges, common units of measurement include 1K (1,000), 1M (1 million), 1E (100 million), 1B (1 billion), and 1T (1 trillion). These units help in understanding market trends and data. Familiarity with these units can assist investors in quickly assessing coin prices and market capitalization, and in more accurately evaluating investment value.

Many investors often get confused by stock price movements but overlook a powerful tool that can insightfully gauge market sentiment—the turnover rate. How to interpret the turnover rate? Actually, mastering this indicator can help you quickly assess a stock's activity level, identify major players' actions, and avoid risks.
What is the turnover rate? A comprehensive explanation from its essence to calculation
The turnover rate essentially reflects the frequency and activity level of stock trading. The more actively a stock is traded, the more people are buying and selling it, which is a sign of a high turnover rate. And what about less popular stocks? They tend to have low turnover rates and attract little attention.
Official definition of the turnover rate: Also called "turnover ratio," it refers to the frequency of stock trading within a certain period in the market. Its value is the ratio of a stock's total traded volume to its circulating shares, serving as one of the indicators of a stock's liquidity.
To more accurately reflect a stock's liquidity, in the Chinese stock market, the turnover rate is usually only for

Bull trap is a false breakout that lures retail investors to chase the rally, only to quickly decline, causing significant losses. Large institutions exploit informational advantages to create this situation, while retail investors rush in out of fear of missing out. To identify a bull trap, use volume, RSI indicators, stochastic indicators, and MACD to confirm the trend, while conducting multi-timeframe analysis. Effective stop-losses and discipline are the foundation of trading, and patience in waiting for confirmation is essential to avoid losses.

In the cryptocurrency market, the "door" pattern is an extreme market condition dominated by the major players, formed through three stages: rapid rise, sideways consolidation, and sharp decline. Retail investors should exercise caution, avoid high leverage trading and heavy positions at critical points, and establish reasonable stop-loss mechanisms to manage risks. As the market matures, this manipulation phenomenon is expected to decrease.

Sun Yuchen's story reflects his transformation from an elite student at a prestigious university to a controversial figure in the cryptocurrency world. He rose rapidly by promoting projects like TRON, but also gained the nickname "Sun Cut" due to his aggressive marketing tactics and accumulated controversies. Market evaluations of him remind us that business success must balance ethics and compliance.

The Bullish Bat Pattern is a powerful technical analysis tool that helps traders identify price reversals through specific XABCD structures and Fibonacci ratios. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the identification criteria, trade execution, and risk management strategies for the Bat Pattern, emphasizing the importance of combining it with other tools to form a complete trading system, as well as the necessity of testing and optimizing strategies in practical trading.

Takakazu Kotegawa CIS are two legendary figures in Japan's trading world, both starting from small accounts and gaining fame in 2005 due to mistaken order incidents. Takakazu Kotegawa's trading strategy mainly relies on the "25-day moving average deviation rate" as a reference, starting with contrarian investing and later shifting to trend-following strategies; CIS, on the other hand, emphasizes trend-following trading in a simple and straightforward manner. Both place importance on stop-loss risk management and believe that market opportunities often arise during times of panic.

The Bank of Korea recently submitted the second round of testing plan documents for central bank digital currency to commercial banks. This testing plan aims to introduce digital currency into the government subsidy distribution process. Through this innovative approach, the central bank hopes to achieve precise management of subsidy usage while significantly reducing operational and administrative costs during the distribution process.
According to officials from the central bank, the detailed implementation plan and timeline are still under discussion. This move reflects the Bank of Korea's active exploration in the digital currency field, aiming to enhance the efficiency and transparency of public financial management through digital means.

Atlaspad and Helix Labs establish a strategic partnership to integrate cross-chain liquid staking and crypto fundraising, enhancing liquidity in the DeFi ecosystem. Atlaspad uses ZK technology to ensure transaction security, while Helix releases the potential of crypto assets through re-staking liquidity protocols, allowing users to earn higher yields. This collaboration effectively breaks down asset and liquidity fragmentation, promotes cross-chain asset interaction, and marks further development and collaboration in DeFi.

The global financial markets experienced an asset allocation shift in December 2024. Influenced by the US interception of Venezuelan crude oil, gold prices broke through $4,400. People are paying more attention to true ownership of assets rather than just prices. Additionally, as geopolitical risks rise, tokenized gold has become a new option, offering liquidity and control. Mature investors are beginning to build multi-layered hedging mechanisms, seeking a balance between gold and Bitcoin to address macro risks.