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Brothers, pay attention! Today let's talk about the recent market movement of DOGE5S, and it’s really giving people a headache. The current price is only 0.9744, and in the past 24 hours, it has dropped by 19.64%, which means nearly one-fifth of its value was lost in a day. Who can withstand that?
First, look at the technicals. The MA5, MA10, and MA30 all are pressing down from above at 0.9744, like three mountains, making it very difficult to rise in the short term. Previously, it surged to a high of 2.1783, and now it’s fallen to 0.9744—almost halved. This decline doesn’t seem to have stoppe

Dogecoin is relatively at the bottom, but if the market crashes, it will crash too. The good news is that the overall market is currently in a volatile phase. Set your stop-loss and have some fun. Anyway, trading during this kind of fluctuation is pretty enjoyable, and the volatility is quite significant. Dogecoin hasn't been called out for a while now, and I wonder if Musk only makes calls during a bull market.

AAVE's recent decline is truly a textbook example of a "gradual decline." I've given it a vivid nickname called "Old Lady Helping Up the Stairs."
What does that mean? It doesn't involve dramatic crashes or sudden one-day plunges. Instead, it moves down step by step, trembling and hesitant. This kind of decline is the most exhausting—dull knives cutting meat. It drops a little today, a little tomorrow. Retail investors see it as manageable, even holding onto hopes of a rebound, and naturally, they can't even complain. Unlike coins that get cut in half outright, which might cause people to buy

Currently in the Bitcoin market, if you only look at the candlestick charts, you might think that "the situation is very optimistic," and the oscillating upward trend seems to be gathering strength for a breakout. But if you peel back the surface to see the core, you'll find an unsettling fact: liquidity is drying up, and the "whale" — institutional funds — that once fueled the market has been silent for a long time.
Recalling the last bull market, the voices of institutional entry were everywhere. And now? How long has it been since you heard news of large institutions heavily buying the dip?

Recently in the crypto world, TRX (Tron) is really tough, so tough that it leaves people speechless. Just look at its trend; it's basically a "hard man" in the crypto circle. Even BNB looks like a little brother standing in front of it. When Bitcoin (BTC) was halving, TRX kept charging upward regardless.
But as tough as this coin is, honestly, I feel uneasy about its future. Why? Because TRX's current "moat" is actually a bit shaky.
Everyone knows, what's TRX's biggest application scenario? It's the small payments on that "certain news site." This is TRX's core usage and the reason it dares to

AAVE has been really intense these days, with all kinds of major events happening simultaneously. One moment, Linda Jeng is appointed as Chief Legal and Policy Officer; the next, the main governance team managing $26 billion USD is stepping down; an institutional investor is switching their AAVE position to SKY. These events all indicate that AAVE is undergoing a fundamental shift. Smart investors are already on the sidelines watching. Although these developments haven't had much impact on the price, whether they are ultimately positive or negative in the long run depends on the company's perf

Recently, I've noticed that the CAKE project team has been quite active, implementing new features and ramping up promotion efforts. It looks pretty lively, and they seem to be trying to regain popularity. Many brothers might be tempted and ask me what I think—whether it's about to take off. My view remains the same old one: don’t be fooled by these superficial festivities. The real key now is Bitcoin’s (big pancake’s) face.
We need to face reality: Bitcoin is still in a downward channel, and my target remains at $41,000. It’s like water in a big river—Bitcoin is the mainstream, and CAKE is ju

Everyone is doing the math: currently, the average cost to mine one Bitcoin globally is $50,000, and if you're not careful, you could even lose money. But in Iran, the cost is only $1,300!!!
This is hardly mining; it's more like "printing money."
The reason is surprisingly down-to-earth: Iran has abundant natural gas at home, more than they can use, and they can't sell it all, so they simply burn the gas to generate electricity and mine BTC. Energy costs are almost zero, and electricity is basically free. In 2019, they legalized this practice, with miners using subsidized electricity, and the

Hey guys, today’s market really has me confused, and I feel a bit anxious about it.
Honestly, I don’t understand how this big rally started. I’ve looked left and right, but I just can’t figure it out. Anyway, it seems like Bitcoin is just stubbornly holding up, like it’s riding a rocket. Logically, since the market is going crazy, shouldn’t meme coins—like Dogecoin—also take off? Even if they don’t double, at least a decent rebound should happen, right?
But what’s the reality? It’s a harsh slap in the face. Dogecoin is moving very weakly, almost like an “incapable fool.” While other coins are

Aave Governance Team Resigns: Why Is DeFi “Democracy” So Difficult?
Today there's a lively event in the crypto world: Aave (a DeFi platform that allows users to lend and borrow money)’s “governance team” has stepped down. Many are curious: now that the managers are gone, who will take over? Will it be decided by voting?
First, let’s talk about what Aave is. Simply put, it’s a “decentralized bank.” You can deposit money to earn interest, or borrow if you need funds, all without traditional banks—relying instead on code and community voting to manage operations. The “governance team” is like

To be honest, I am truly impressed by Ethereum's recent performance, and I also realize I was completely mistaken.
With such a poor fundamental situation that can't be improved, lacking proper narrative and data, whether it's ecosystem vitality or technological iteration, both are being suppressed by competitors. Yet, it somehow stubbornly holds above $2000 without collapsing. This resilience indeed exceeded my expectations. But is this normal? Clearly not. This is a completely "manipulated" trend.
Anyone with a clear eye can see that Ethereum is now completely "inflated." The weak fundamental

Here's a simple operation: I’ve temporarily stopped playing CAKE. I’m not trading it anymore.
I know the current mood in the group is very optimistic, many people think there will be a big rise and they want to rush in. But I have to pour cold water on that and say something unpleasant: I think Bitcoin will drop significantly.
I’ve looked around, and the current rally looks too much like “诱多” (a trap to lure in buyers). What does 诱多 mean? It’s when the main players deliberately create a false appearance to make you think, “Wow, the bull market is back, hurry up and chase!” Then, once you r

CAKE is caught in a tug-of-war between bulls and bears; no matter how good the logic, the overall market still hangs in the air.
Recently, I’ve been a bit confused by CAKE’s movements. Opening social media, I see many people calling trades, their emotions running high, as if a rapid wealth-building rally is just around the corner. But when I look at the overall market, I always feel a weight on my chest. It’s like everyone else is celebrating wildly, while I’m still stuck on the most basic question: the market is still hanging in the air, can CAKE really fly on its own?
Honestly, if I set asid

Bull Market Doubts and the Disappearing Altcoin Season: Is This a Breakdown of the Pattern or a Calm Before the Storm?
Looking at Dogecoin in the account, the last bull market pushed it up to 0.7 yuan, but this time it stalled at 0.4 yuan after reaching a high. The sense of disappointment is truly hard to put into words. What’s even more confusing is that old familiar topic: Will the altcoin season come again?
If this bull market ends abruptly and directly transitions into a bear market, it would completely overturn the cycle patterns of the past ten years. Looking back at history, at the end

【Bitcoin vs. Gold Performance? No Comparison, No Hurt】
Honestly, recently I’ve been comparing Bitcoin’s and gold’s candlestick charts, and it’s really hard to watch—they’re like night and day.
Even when reviewing the past 10 years, gold’s trend is basically textbook “lying down and winning.” It’s been steadily rising, with only the speed of the increase in question—the main trend has always been upward. For beginners, gold is truly the most friendly asset; you don’t need to understand technical analysis, nor do you need to watch the market for swings. Just keep “buying and holding,” and after

SUI this coin looks pretty strong in price, but it's actually just the market makers holding it up. To be honest, coins with such concentrated chips are the most painful for retail investors. Now when the market drops, it's hard to even sell: if you sell a little, the market immediately crashes, there's no liquidity to absorb the sell-off; if you don't sell, the project team keeps unlocking and dumping chips, which is basically a dull knife cutting into your flesh.
The most disappointing part is the ecosystem. After hyping up high-end technology for so long, the reality is a second-tier public

This market has really tested everyone's patience lately. I initially thought the main players would at least put on a "trap" show, pulling a wave to lure people in. But unexpectedly, the market has been dead silent, hardly moving at all. However, from a different perspective, this can also be good news—at least there's no high-level panic buying, and avoiding being caught in a trap is a victory.
I think what’s most needed right now is time. Since the main players don’t want to push prices up, it’s better to just accept it. As long as the price drops below 50,000, the market could actually bec

Let's talk about CAKE: From "Unwanted" to "Can It Work"?
A few years ago, CAKE was honestly in a terrible state. Back then, it faced three major challenges: First, the BSC blockchain wasn't popular at the time, and as a leading application, CAKE's pool was dry, and all the fish had died; second, it lacked the ability to generate alpha, couldn't make money, and people didn't want to use it; third, neighboring UNI offered fee-free trading, so who would bother with CAKE? These three issues directly kept CAKE on the ground, suffering immensely.
But now, looking back, those three problems have actu

Today’s live stream discussed PUMP, and I want to reiterate my stance: I’ve never been optimistic about this. You asked about it during previous live streams, and I clearly stated that my concern isn’t its token price but its ecological logic.
To put it simply, it’s just a token launch platform. They do live broadcasts to launch tokens, which sounds exciting, but essentially, this kind of coin is just a “fast run” game. It’s a typical gamble game where the slowest players can only admit defeat and cut losses.
The truly good projects are already doing pre-sale financing; most of the tokens

Lista DAO Launches New Service: Borrow Money Without Collateral!
Simply put:
Now you can borrow money on Lista DAO, and you don't need to put up any collateral! It's like Huabei, but fully operated on the blockchain.
Main features:
Maximum borrowing limit of $50: Each account can borrow up to this amount
Credit assessment: The system will review your activity records on the blockchain to determine your credit
Transaction fee of 15%: A 15% fee is charged for each loan
Loan term: Up to 14 days, with a 3-day extension option
Risk control: If you don't repay, your wallet address will be blackliste