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Recently, I’ve been paying attention to the DeFi ecosystem and realized that the importance of DeFi wallets is truly underestimated by many people. They’re not just storage tools—they’re more like a bridge connecting us to the entire decentralized finance world.
Remember the DeFi boom back in 2021? At that time, the total value locked in protocols surged to more than $60 billion, and the vast majority of liquidity was managed through DeFi wallets. User numbers for wallets like MetaMask and Trust Wallet were growing particularly fast back then, and today they’ve become the entry point for most

I just noticed that last week Bitcoin ETF capital flows showed a clear turning point. After three consecutive weeks of net outflows, it finally saw a positive inflow of 11.8K, totaling 8.01 hundred million USD. This signal is quite interesting—it feels like market sentiment is quietly shifting.
From a technical perspective, Bitcoin’s weekly RSI has re-entered the oversold zone, and the price is also right now testing the bottom support of the bullish channel. In the past, similar setups have often indicated a rebound, but the market is still in a wait-and-see mode, and no one dares to be compl

Lately, I've been paying close attention to the movements of mining companies, and I find Canaan's recent actions quite worth dissecting. A while ago, they acquired a 49% stake in Cipher Mining's three mining farms in Texas for $77.68k, and the underlying logic actually reflects a major transformation happening across the entire mining industry.
The three facilities involved in the deal—Alborz, Bear, and Chief Mountain—collectively called the ABC project, are now owned 49% by Canaan and 51% by WindHQ. Honestly, this kind of minority shareholder structure is quite clever, as it allows for opera

I recently noticed an interesting phenomenon: Strategy’s progress in Bitcoin holdings is truly impressive. Data from last month showed that they had already narrowed the gap with BlackRock’s IBIT to just 21,102 BTC, with holdings of 761,068 versus 782,170 BTC.
Even more striking is the pace of buying over the past two weeks. Strategy snapped up 40,331 BTC in one go, spending nearly $2.85 billion—this is the largest scale of continuous purchases this year. At this rate, they’re estimated to surpass BlackRock’s holdings within one or two weeks.
The source of the funds behind this is also quite i

Recently, I noticed that on-chain spot buying activity for Ethereum has become somewhat active. Coupled with some macro indicator signals, it feels like Ethereum's price might be about to start a new trend. Previously, there was analysis suggesting a target of $2,500, and now it seems the conditions are gradually coming together. Of course, Ethereum's current price is still around $2,300, but if this demand continues, there is still room for optimism. Are you also observing similar signals?

The South Korean gaming giant Nexon Group’s parent company, NXC, has recently made an interesting move: it has decided to completely exit the cryptocurrency business. Just looking at the financial report they disclosed, last year NXC’s revenue reached 5.1751 trillion South Korean won, up 3.8% year over year. It looks decent at first glance, but operating profit actually fell by 17.4%, dropping to 9609 billion South Korean won. Net profit also fell sharply to 859 billion South Korean won due to certain base effects.
What’s interesting is that this time, NXC isn’t just adjusting its business—it

Recently, some analysts have been discussing an interesting phenomenon, suggesting that the current market structure somewhat resembles the script of the 2021 meme coin surge. I looked at the five tokens they highlighted, including TURBO, SUI, PUMP, RAY, and SPX6900, which indeed cover many different sectors.
From the perspective of trading volume distribution and wallet accumulation, some similar signs can be observed. However, it must be said that the stories behind these five tokens are quite different. TURBO and SPX6900, which are emoji tokens, are mainly driven by community sentiment and

Recently, I’ve been looking into the future development of the mana token and found some interesting things I want to share with everyone.
Decentraland has been evolving over the past few years, and the price trend of its native token MANA is definitely worth paying attention to. I checked the latest data, and currently, MANA fluctuates around $0.10, which is a significant drop from the $0.30-$0.80 range at the end of 2024. But this actually gives us a clearer perspective on the potential of the mana token in the future.
Carefully examining Decentraland’s fundamentals, several key drivers are

Recently, someone asked me what CFX is, so I decided to organize my understanding. Conflux is a public blockchain, and its core feature is that it uses a hybrid consensus mechanism, combining PoW and PoS. The benefit of this design is that it can ensure security while also being energy-efficient.
Speaking of what CFX is, simply put, it is the native token of the Conflux network, playing an important role in the entire ecosystem. You can use it to pay transaction fees, stake to earn rewards, or participate in network governance. The tokenomics are also thoughtfully designed; part of the transac

Polkadot’s recent surge has caught the attention of many. In just a short period, it has jumped 41%—so what exactly is driving this run? According to analysts, this upswing doesn’t appear to be merely a simple technical rebound; instead, several factors are stacking together.
First is the major event of the halving expectation. Polkadot is set to experience its first halving this March. At that time, the issuance amount of DOT tokens will be cut by more than half, signaling a move into a deflationary mode. The scarcity narrative has long been popular in the crypto community, and investors are

Recently, I noticed that Pi coin's trend is quite interesting, rebounding around $0.17 last week, with a 24-hour increase of 1.44%, indicating that buying interest is starting to pick up again. While monitoring the market, I found that traders are all paying attention to the deadline for the mainnet node upgrade in early March, seemingly viewing it as an important market catalyst.
From a technical perspective, PI coin is currently holding steady above $0.16, a level that has previously attracted buyers multiple times. The four-hour RSI index is about 53, still in the neutral zone, leaving plen

Just noticed some recent developments with Pi Network that are worth paying attention to.
Pi's native token recently experienced a significant surge, reaching a three-month high of $0.23. Although it has now pulled back to around $0.17, the story behind it is quite interesting. The team released a case study on nodes this week, focusing on utilizing idle computing resources.
Specifically, over 420k Pi nodes are currently running worldwide, representing over one million CPUs. These nodes only require a portion of their computing power to maintain the blockchain, while the remaining resources ar

I have been observing global macro changes lately and have noticed a phenomenon worth paying attention to.
Oil prices have once again surpassed $100 per barrel, and this is not just simple energy news. I’ve observed that this is triggering a series of chain reactions—rising inflation expectations, delayed central bank rate cuts, and gradually tightening liquidity. As risk assets, cryptocurrencies are bearing the brunt of these macro pressures.
Looking at recent economic data, you can feel this tense atmosphere. The core PCE price index is still hovering around 3%, unemployment data, while low,

I recently looked at the Altcoin Season Index on CoinMarketCap, and it still remains at 25, which says it all. Simply put, in the past 90 days, only a quarter of the top 100 altcoins outperformed Bitcoin, far below the 75 threshold. So it’s clear that it’s Bitcoin’s season now, with capital and momentum focused on BTC.
This is nothing new. Looking back at history, every Bitcoin season starts like this. First, BTC rises for a wave, attracting institutional and retail investors, then when BTC’s gains slow down and start consolidating, investors turn to altcoins for opportunities. So a low altcoi

Michael Saylor's move this time is truly impressive; his Bitcoin holdings have finally broken even. His average cost basis is $75,577, and now BTC has already surpassed $77K , making it a solid profit. This guy's obsession with Bitcoin is indeed a bit crazy; under his leadership, MicroStrategy has directly become a crypto company, with the entire company's strategy revolving around accumulating coins. Michael Saylor has been continuously adding to his position to lower the average cost, and it seems his strategy has paid off. I have to say, this kind of long-term approach definitely requires c

Just saw the US unemployment claims data, last week the number of new claims was 207k, below the expected 213k. Does this mean the job market isn't as bad?
However, the unemployment claims indicator tends to fluctuate quite frequently, so we need to watch the trend over the next few weeks. If the number of claims remains at this level, it may indicate that the labor market is still relatively stable. Conversely, if it starts to rise, we should pay attention.
US economic data has always been a global market indicator, and leading indicators like unemployment claims are even more worth monitorin

By the way, the recent 24-hour price swings have been quite large, rebounding from a low of $0.01449 to $0.0213, currently at $0.0189, with a volatility of 47%. It looks like trading volume is quite active, with about $12 million traded in the past 24 hours, accounting for over 30% of the market cap—meaning about one-third of the market value is in circulation.
Interestingly, this wave of volatility hasn't been accompanied by any official announcements or clear news events. No abnormal whale transfers have been observed on the blockchain either. The main driver seems to be the surge in trading

I just saw a project called Bastet on Solana that’s active, and it’s said to be named after the ancient Egyptian cat goddess. Originally, Bastet was a fierce lioness warrior and sun goddess, but later evolved into the familiar cat goddess image, which has a pretty interesting background story.
The project itself was incubated by PEKA WHALE LOUNGE and runs on the SOL ecosystem, and the community seems quite active. The maximum purchase amount is set at 4 SOL, and there’s also a liquidity pool burn mechanism. However, projects like Bastet are still quite risky, so do your own research.
Is anyone

I just came across an interesting news story. A listed company in the UK, SWC, has started trading on the main board of the London Stock Exchange. They are now the largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder in the UK. Interestingly, this company originally specialized in web design, and their shift to Bitcoin holdings is a recent development.
This web design company completed its transformation in 2025 and now holds 2,674 BTC. According to data, their average purchase price exceeds $110k. Honestly, that cost doesn’t seem cheap, but considering Bitcoin is hovering around $75k now, their strategy cl