ProposalManiac

I just saw this, X Money has just launched a super simple registration process. You only need to fill in your name, ID number, and address, and for security verification, you can use Apple's facial recognition or a PIN code, all completed in less than a minute. It sounds quite convenient compared to the cumbersome processes before.
The cool thing is, it’s not just an virtual card, but also has a physical savings card. You can withdraw cash at regular ATMs or use it for daily payments. Regarding limits, each bank transfer can be up to 1 million USD, and cash withdrawals are limited to 100,000 U

I just saw the news that MagicEden has completely shifted direction.
This major NFT platform has gradually shut down NFT markets on Ethereum, Bitcoin Runes, and Ordinals.
CEO Jack Lu said it's because these markets don't generate much profit, so they are no longer investing in them.
Instead, they will focus on their prediction market product Dicey.
A few weeks ago, these services started shutting down — the market stopped on 3/9, Bitcoin API was shut down on 3/27, crypto wallets ended on 4/1.
Actually, they only kept NFTPack because it is more profitable, while the rest are fully foc

Just checked the Bitcoin market today, total open interest is about $147 million, quite stable. The call/put concentration is mainly around 72,400 and 69,600, with a PCR ratio of only 0.32 indicating a leaning towards bearish sentiment.
The interesting part is that the OI distribution is heavily skewed towards calls—76% compared to only 24% for puts. That means call positions amount to about $112 million while puts are around $35 million. The main pain point is at 71,000, where trading volume is quite high and both bulls and bears are active.
Implied volatility (IV) is at 35%, realized volatil

Recently, I noticed a rather bold transaction in the market — a trader accumulated 600 BTC in less than 20 minutes at an average price of approximately $70,236. This approach is quite aggressive; they used 30x leverage to open a long position worth over $42 million. Looking at the numbers, their unrealized profit has already reached $570,000, but the stop loss is set at $66,943 — also quite close.
By the way, the current BTC price has risen to $78K, so this position is quite in the green. However, with such 30x leverage, any movement could have a significant impact. Recently, large transaction

I just noticed an interesting point about how DFINITY builds the infrastructure for ICP. It's not just talk about decentralization, but we're talking about a truly designed architecture from the ground up with this principle.
The Internet Computer currently runs 49 subnets spread across 33 countries. What makes this different from what we usually see? Most public application subnets operate with 13 network nodes distributed across multiple legal jurisdictions. Meanwhile, critical system subnets like NNS, II, and SNS run with 34 to 40 network nodes. That’s thorough preparation.
But why is this

I just noticed that Bitcoin recently surpassed the $75,000 mark and is currently around $77,890, but there's something quite strange - the spot price is rising while short traders still have to pay fees to hold their positions. This has been happening for about a month and a half and is one of the rarest occurrences this year.
Actually, the issue here is that the funding rate on perpetual contracts remains negative, meaning those shorting Bitcoin are losing money but haven't given up yet. I saw Bloomberg mention that this resembles a classic short squeeze situation - as Bitcoin continues to ri

Just a moment ago, I saw news that Goldman Sachs filed an application to obtain an ETF fund license for bitcoin with the SEC—only a few days after Morgan Stanley just launched a similar product. This is quite interesting, because it shows that major financial institutions are actively vying for positions in the crypto market.
According to the information, Goldman Sachs—one of the world’s largest asset management firms, with $3.65 trillion in AUM—filed the application on April 14. The product is called the Goldman Sachs Bitcoin Premium Income ETF, designed to generate a steady stream of income

I see that BTC is about to experience a major liquidation. If this happens, it could wipe out all the late long positions and trap those who bought at the top. At that point, a piece of bad news from Trump just needs a slight push to send the price soaring. This BTC liquidation could cause quite a storm in the market. I am monitoring the situation to see what the next developments will be.

I just noticed a quite interesting signal in the SHIB blockchain data - net inflow to exchanges surged by 113% in the past 24 hours, with approximately 182 billion tokens transferred into exchanges. This usually suggests that holders are preparing to sell, not accumulate.
What’s concerning is that exchange reserve data also confirms this trend - the amount of SHIB on exchanges has increased significantly over the past two days, mainly at the end of the week and on Monday. When SHIB’s inflow to exchanges spikes like this, it often comes with increased selling pressure. The price of SHIB has dro

Just took a quick look at last week's data and noticed some interesting activity in NFTs. Ethereum led with a sales volume of $21.91 million, a sharp increase of 43.51%, attracting 5,914 buyers. This indicates that the NFT market is regaining interest, especially from retail investors and organizations.
Looking at the overall market, the number of NFT buyers surged by 91.71% to 103,182 in the week ending April 20th, with total sales reaching $60.42 million (up 12.12%). Courtyard remains the top platform with $7.82 million, despite a 19% decrease compared to the previous week. Bitcoin and Polyg

I just read a rather interesting report from Standard Chartered on how stablecoins could change the face of the global financial market. According to their forecast, stablecoin issuers will become major buyers of U.S. Treasury bills, potentially creating demand of $0.8 to $1 trillion by 2028. That’s not a small figure.
What is driving this trend? The stablecoin market capitalization is expected to rise to $2 trillion, with emerging markets contributing a significant portion. The GENIUS Act requires stablecoin issuers to hold high-quality liquid assets, and short-term Treasury bills are exactly

I just took a look at some numbers about the stablecoin market and saw that it has grown quite quickly. Currently, the market size has reached $226 billion, which is a truly impressive growth. But compared with the traditional financial system, it’s still relatively small. For example, the ACH network handles $93 trillion per year, while credit card networks are even larger. The interesting question is whether stablecoins will be able to close this gap within the next 5 years. It seems there’s still a long way to go, but the current growth rate is definitely noteworthy.

Recently, Ethereum co-founders announced a new and quite interesting approach to network scaling. Instead of just increasing block size, this approach focuses on optimizing how nodes process data in parallel.
What caught my attention is that this method does not require more powerful hardware from validators. Vitalik Buterin proposed allowing nodes to process different parts of a block simultaneously, which would optimize the current 12-second timeframe without needing to change the fundamental network structure.
Besides improving processing speed, the plan also addresses a often-overlooked is

I just saw that World Liberty Financial has made an interesting proposal — they want to create staking rewards to encourage $WLFI holders to participate in governance. This mechanism is quite smart because it both incentivizes token holders to actively participate in decision-making and creates incentives for everyone to stay committed to the platform long-term.
By the way, since this project is backed by Trump, it also draws some attention. If the staking rewards are implemented effectively, it could significantly increase engagement. Anyone holding $WLFI might want to pay attention to this

I just noticed a rather interesting figure from ASML—the leading photolithography equipment manufacturer. Their revenue for 2025 reached 32.7 billion euros, up 16% year over year, and that makes perfect sense when you look at the booming demand for AI.
But what’s truly impressive is that their net profit rose from 7.6 to 9.6 billion euros—an increase of nearly 26%. This shows that it’s not only the volume of work that has increased, but operational efficiency has also improved significantly. When you convert these figures into other units such as usdt to euro, you’ll see the real value of this

I just saw the news that Selig plans to launch US futures contracts on the American market within the next month. Interestingly, are they planning to do something different from the existing long-term futures contracts?
As I understand, this perpetual US futures contract will allow traders more flexible options, without being bound by expiration dates. It aligns with the current global trend in derivatives markets, where traders are increasingly seeking more adaptable tools.
It seems that this type of US futures contract could open up some new opportunities for those who want more freedom in t

I've just noticed a quite interesting trend recently — institutional funds are quietly building positions in protocols with high TVL, and ONDO is one of their main targets. This indicates they are positioning themselves early before retail capital starts flowing in strongly.
There are three protocols receiving special attention from institutions: SECU, ONDO, and LCOL. All three have relatively stable inflows, driven by yield-focused models and backed by collateral assets. But what's interesting is that retail participation remains quite limited, meaning the market hasn't truly become "hot" yet

I just noticed an interesting detail about this week's economic data release schedule. The U.S. non-farm payroll report for October and November has been postponed to December 16th due to the government shutdown, creating a strange gap between the Fed's last policy meeting of the year and the data release. Six days is enough time for the Fed to make a decision without having to wait for this non-farm payroll report.
The interesting part is that the labor market report will no longer have a direct impact on the Fed's December decision. Instead, previous guidance and other economic data will bec

I just saw an interesting analysis about PEPE from Crypto Patel. He predicts that this coin could increase by 55 times, reaching $0.0001 from the current price of $0.0000038. It sounds crazy, but looking at the weekly chart, there are some quite convincing technical signals.
Currently, PEPE is in a relatively low position, about 87% below its all-time high, but the market capitalization remains at $1.65 billion. The interesting part is that Patel identified a very rare setup on the chart combining a Fair Value Gap, an Order Block, and a horizontal support zone. He also compared it to a similar

I just noticed a new regulatory move from the Central Bank of Brazil regarding cryptocurrency exchanges. Starting from January 1, 2027, these exchanges will have to comply with a series of quite strict regulations.
The most notable requirement is the daily reporting. Each exchange must demonstrate that they have sufficient funds to handle risks, especially cyberattacks. Additionally, protecting customer data will need to meet standards similar to commercial banks — quite high.
Another important requirement is fund segregation. Customers' assets must be kept separate from the exchange's own Bra