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Recently, I noticed a pretty interesting crypto project called NAT token, which has attracted a lot of attention in the Bitcoin mining space. In simple terms, what exactly is this token? It is a native fungible token of Bitcoin, launched in November 2023, specifically created to solve a long-standing problem in Bitcoin mining.
Do you know what difficulties Bitcoin mining is facing? Every halving, the block reward for miners is cut in half, which directly impacts the profitability of mining. In the long run, relying solely on transaction fees cannot sustain network security and miner incentives

Recently, I’ve noticed that the buzz around DeFi wallets is growing increasingly hot, so I want to discuss this topic.
To be honest, DeFi wallets are no longer just simple storage tools. They have evolved into a crucial hub connecting users and the entire blockchain ecosystem. I just saw some data showing that global acceptance and usage of DeFi wallets are continuously rising, and this is no coincidence.
Looking back at history, the earliest crypto wallets were mainly designed for Bitcoin, serving as secure digital safes. But with the emergence of Ethereum and the expansion of the blockchain

Just saw that SoFi, this bank, now supports Solana deposits and top-ups, so 13.7 million users can buy and sell SOL directly in the bank app without having to jump to other exchanges. Honestly, that’s kind of interesting, because traditional banks rarely integrate blockchain like this. This time, SoFi really has tied on-chain assets to banking services together.
Users can now manage checking, balances, and digital assets all in the same interface—it feels like the bank is finally taking crypto seriously. Also, SoFi is a legitimate national bank with an asset management scale of over 50 billion

I just saw Morgan Stanley's new move regarding Bitcoin fund custody, and this Wall Street giant has finally confirmed its partner.
As early as January this year, they submitted S-1 registration documents for a spot Bitcoin ETF, and Morgan Stanley explicitly stated in the latest revised version that they plan to arrange multiple custodians for their Bitcoin trust. These include Bank of New York Mellon (BNYM) and Coinbase Custody Trust Company. This combination is quite interesting—one is a traditional financial veteran custodian, and the other is a crypto-native professional custodian.
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Noticed that Steve Aoki recently liquidated his SHIB holdings, and this selling activity has attracted quite a bit of attention in the community. According to the latest data, the market sentiment for Shiba Inu is currently bearish, with over 1.57 million addresses holding the token. This kind of large influencer reducing their SHIB holdings usually reflects changes in market liquidity and investor confidence. The overall sentiment in the crypto market has indeed been somewhat cautious recently, and the selling pressure on Shiba Inu is also significant. Are you still holding? It seems that Shi

Recently, I saw data on the capital inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs, with daily inflows exceeding $240 million, led by BlackRock's IBIT ETF, followed by Fidelity's FBTC. This scale is relatively high in recent times. The institutional buying momentum is indeed strong, and it seems that market demand for Bitcoin is still present.
The price is currently hovering around $77,700, rebounding significantly from recent lows. I looked at the technicals, and the $72,000 to $74,000 range has become a key level. If it can break through, there may be room to move above $80,000. However, some analysts warn

I recently came across an interview about Jeff Yan, the founder of Hyperliquid, and found it pretty interesting. This guy joined an internship program at Hudson River Trading when he was a junior at Harvard—there were only 10 people in his graduating class. And now almost all of them have become top figures in the AI field. Seriously, it’s hard to believe when you hear it.
In that circle, the one that stands out the most is Alexandr Wang. He was born in 1997 in New Mexico. Both his parents are physicists at Los Alamos National Laboratory—that’s the place where the first atomic bomb was develop

I just came across a market development worth paying attention to. After the U.S. Navy blocked the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices surged directly above $104 per barrel, which has a significant impact on our daily fueling costs.
The most immediate feeling is the change in gas station prices. The national average gasoline price has risen to $4.12 per gallon, which is $0.53 more than a month ago. If oil prices continue to rise, JPMorgan analysts warn that gasoline could directly break through $5 per gallon. That’s a considerable expense for drivers.
WTI crude oil jumped over 8% on Monday, and Brent

Huh, has the VELVET coin been moving recently? I just checked, and it’s up 14.63% in the past 24 hours, rebounding from a low of $0.07 to around $0.09, with trading volume also noticeably active. But this rebound is a bit interesting; over the past 7 days, it’s fallen 13.13%, so it seems more like a short-term recovery.
It looks like funds are entering the market, with trading volume expanding to nearly $580k, and the market cap is over $580k. The community sentiment is probably about fifty-fifty; many are optimistic. But I’m more concerned about whether this upward trend can continue, since I

Recently, I observed a very interesting phenomenon in U.S. stock trading: AI-related stocks are collectively rebounding, especially chip manufacturers performing remarkably well.
NVIDIA's recent rally has been quite impressive, with 10 consecutive trading days of gains, totaling nearly 19%, setting the longest streak of consecutive gains since November 2023. During the same period, AMD's performance was even more extraordinary, also rising for 10 days in a row, but with a jump of 30%, marking the longest consecutive rally since May 2005. Behind this collective strength, it indicates that inves

Recently, while reading Bitcoin news, I noticed an interesting chip phenomenon: the distribution of BTC trading volume shows a clear three-peak structure. I checked recent data, and the dense trading zones form multiple peaks at different price levels, and these peaks seem to be gradually moving upward, which usually indicates that the market's trading focus is also shifting higher.
From a trading perspective, this multi-peak distribution reflects that market participants have different cost perceptions at various price points; everyone's views are not entirely aligned. Each chip peak could se

A while back, I took profit on everything, and I’m really happy about it. Thanks to everyone for your exchanges and encouragement. The next plan is to keep making stable profits—together, we’ll buy the dip and charge toward financial freedom.
To be honest, when playing contracts, the most important thing is mindset and position control—especially position. That’s the key of the key. My experience is to place as few orders as possible, and commit to one direction—for example, in a bear market, focus on shorting; in a bull market, focus on going long. That way, execution is actually clearer.
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I just finished watching the robot performance at the Spring Festival Gala, and I have to admit: the progress this year is truly visible to the naked eye. From last year’s slightly stiff Seedance to this year’s performance by @E0@ Robot, it feels like going from an old grandma with a cramp in her calf to Sun Wukong who causes chaos in Heaven. The difference is so huge it’s shocking.
More importantly, robots and artificial intelligence are no longer just showpieces; they have become real productivity tools. What does this mean for ordinary people like us? I thought it through carefully, and it

Recently, I noticed an interesting phenomenon on Polymarket. The prediction contract about whether Jesus will return before the end of 2026 has seen its trading price soar from 1.8% in early January to now 4%, an increase of over 120%. This contract itself is quite bizarre, but lately, it has been performing even better than Bitcoin.
It's quite ironic when you think about it. Bitcoin has already fallen 18% this year, with all kinds of negative news flying around—quantum computing threats, hedge fund collapses, market risk aversion. In contrast, this prediction market about Jesus's story has be

I just looked at XRP's trend, and honestly, I'm a bit stuck now. The overall decline in cryptocurrency prices has affected XRP as well, falling along with the market. The fear index dropped to 29, and it feels like the market is waiting and seeing, with no one daring to act.
I checked the chart, and XRP has been blocked several times around $1.45 to $1.46. Currently, the price has fallen to around $1.33. The technical indicators are also not optimistic; RSI is oscillating in the middle, and the MACD histogram has turned red, showing that momentum is clearly waning. Trading volume has also decr

Recently, I saw some interesting data in the community: interaction volume for AI-related cryptocurrency projects is really surging. According to statistics from Phoenix Group and LunarCrush, posts, likes, comments, and shares for these projects are all increasing significantly, reflecting market attention to AI narratives.
TAO comfortably holds the top spot on the leaderboard, with 2.3 million interactions and 7.9k engagement posts, which is truly impressive. LINK follows closely with 2.7 million interactions; although it has fewer posts, each one garners higher engagement. QUBIC ranks third

Recently, someone asked me how to understand the concept of altcoins, and I realized that many beginners are still a bit confused. Instead of a lengthy explanation, I’ll get straight to the point.
Let's start with the most basic. Altcoins are actually the general term for all cryptocurrencies except Bitcoin. Why is that? Because Bitcoin is the first one to appear and is currently the most well-known, so Ethereum, Cardano, XRP, and others are categorized as altcoins. This definition might sound a bit derogatory, but that’s how it’s used in the crypto community.
Now, when we talk about the altco

Recently, I've been pondering a question that many people tend to overlook: How important are the concepts of Halal and Haram in Islamic faith?
Honestly, it's not just about dietary rules. I’ve noticed that many people have a basic understanding of Halal but lack a deep comprehension of Haram. In Islam, Haram represents anything that goes against God's will and is harmful to faith, the body, or society. For example, alcohol, interest-based transactions, dishonesty, theft, and oppression are all considered Haram.
Conversely, Halal refers to things that are lawful, pure, and beneficial. This inc