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I just saw the Republican side of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee speaking out, mentioning that current government policies are significantly different from previous ones.
What’s the key point? It’s that the new government is refocusing on growth, opportunity, and concrete actions, rather than the previous approach. Under the leadership of President Trump and Paul Atkins, the overall direction has clearly shifted—placing greater emphasis on truly serving the American people rather than making hollow promises.
This notable difference reflects a reordering of policy priorities. From a financia

Oh my god, I came across a hot topic about a top-tier YouTuber today, and I was a bit shocked. It’s said that Lao Gao was fined 415 million RMB due to long-term VPN use for making videos and tax issues. Just looking at this number is already incredible.
This couple’s combined income from YouTube over the years is about $5.77 million USD, and they now live in Singapore. Xiao Mo heard that they come from a pretty well-off background, mainly involved in real estate investments. But the severity of this penalty is indeed a bit much; a tenfold fine sounds really serious.
Honestly, now top content c

I just saw Ripple's CEO say that the probability of the Clarity Act passing in early April has been raised to 90%. Many people are still just viewing it as news, but this is actually a watershed moment.
Thinking carefully, the true significance of this bill is not just short-term good news, but that the entire industry is shifting from "gray area innovation" to "regulated asset categories." In a word, it's about giving crypto assets official accounts.
What was the most outrageous scenario in recent years? The SEC says you're a security, the CFTC says you're a commodity, project teams don't kno

Recently, while organizing my trading notes, I realized that many people are still a bit confused about the divergence rate indicator. Actually, its concept isn't that complicated. In simple terms, the divergence rate is a tool used to see how far the price is from the moving average, and how to interpret the divergence rate is based on a core logic: the price will eventually return to the average cost.
Let's start with the most basic part. The moving average is the average price over a past period. When the price deviates too far from the moving average, the market is usually in an extreme st

Someone asked what aio is? This new token riding the AI hype has been a bit strange lately. I looked at the on-chain data, and the 24-hour trading volume is less than $100k, the liquidity can't support much at all, and a few big whales dumping could easily break through. I checked the token structure: total supply is 1 billion, only 230 million in circulation, and the remaining 770 million are all locked waiting to be unlocked. This kind of design is inherently very risky. Even more outrageous is that the FDV is more than four times the current market cap, and the team's holdings basically hav

Recently, I came across a chart analysis from CryptoQuant covering the market trends from 2025 through early 2026. The story behind the data is actually quite worth pondering.
Since the beginning of the year, Bitcoin's open interest has steadily climbed from 30 billion to around 35 to 45 billion in mid-term. The price also followed suit, surging to 110,000 to 125k USD in the first half of the year, then beginning to correct. But what happened in October changed everything.
In mid-October, open interest sharply collapsed from near 45 billion, the weekly high, plunging straight down to about 25

I just saw that today’s crypto derivatives market experienced another big liquidation wave, with $120 million worth of futures positions wiped out in just one hour. This is only part of the $539 million liquidation tide over the past 24 hours. I checked data from major exchanges—Bitcoin is now fluctuating around $71K, and Ethereum has dropped to $2.19K. This market move has definitely forced some highly leveraged traders out of the game.
Liquidation is actually a market’s automatic adjustment mechanism. When traders open leveraged positions, if losses reduce their margin below the required lev

Recently, I've noticed a very interesting market signal — the U.S. government is opening the door for cryptocurrencies to enter traditional retirement investments.
Let's start with the actions on Wall Street. Morgan Stanley has already advised its financial advisors to consider allocating 2% to 4% of client portfolios to cryptocurrencies, while BlackRock has proposed a more conservative but equally clear allocation of 1% to 2%. The moves by these top financial institutions themselves indicate what’s happening — they are no longer treating digital assets as fringe investments but are seriously

Recently, I’ve noticed many beginners consistently losing money when placing orders. I’ve identified a common problem— their misunderstanding of the technique of adding to a position. Adding to a position is indeed a useful tool, but only if you truly understand its logic, not just follow the trend blindly.
Let’s start with the essence of adding to a position. It is fundamentally a risk management technique aimed at lowering your average holding cost. But this is not the ultimate goal; making money is. Therefore, adding to a position is only worthwhile when it helps you achieve your profit tar

I just organized some notes on harmonic patterns and want to share them with everyone.
Honestly, harmonic trading is a high-threshold skill in the crypto market. I've seen many traders hear that their win rate can reach over 78% and want to jump in, only to get dizzy from all the Fibonacci ratios. But if you truly master this method, it can help you identify potential reversal zones in advance.
The most common harmonic patterns include these types. The ABCD pattern is the most basic, with three waves and four points—simple and straightforward. The Bat and Crab patterns were developed by Scott

Tomorrow is May 19 again. Every time this date comes around, I think of the 519 incident in 2021. That feeling is truly unforgettable. As an old hand who has been through it, I have to say—how fierce that day’s black swan was doesn’t really need elaboration. How many people went from dreams of instant wealth to losing everything overnight; the thrill of such dramatic ups and downs—when I think back on it now, it still feels a bit unfinished. But to be honest, the current market is too tightly controlled by Wall Street, so it’s unlikely we’ll see that kind of scene again.
Let’s review what happ

Lately, I've been seeing the number 333 everywhere, and it's becoming more and more frequent. I looked it up and found out that it's an angel number, representing spiritual power and divine support.
The 333 angel number symbolizes harmony and unity of mind, body, and soul, reminding us to maintain inner balance. Whenever you're confused, you can seek guidance from higher forces. I feel like I've recently entered a new stage of spiritual awakening, and my connection with the universe has become closer.
Interestingly, today when checking the market, BTC rose above $71.68K (+4.87%), ETH climbed t

I just came across an important policy development. Florida lawmakers have passed Senate Bill 314, the first regulatory framework in the United States targeting state-level stablecoin issuers. It is currently awaiting the governor's signature and is expected to become law soon.
The bill was approved by the Florida Senate with a vote of 37 in favor and zero against, so you could say it has gone quite smoothly. According to State Senator Corinne Burton, the core idea behind the legislation is to establish a regulatory system for stablecoin issuers that includes consumer protection and financial

Recently, I discovered in Discord that many newcomers are completely confused by the slang used in the crypto community. What do words like HODL, FUD, WAGMI actually mean? I’ve decided to organize a summary to help everyone avoid pitfalls.
First, let’s talk about the most classic term: HODL. This word actually originated from someone misspelling it in 2013, but it ended up becoming a community mantra. Simply put, it means holding onto your coins and not selling, no matter how much the market dips. I’m also a HODLer; after experiencing several crashes, I finally understood that HODL isn’t about

Hello everyone, today I want to talk about what airdrops are. To be honest, many people are both curious and skeptical about airdrops, thinking that "there's no free lunch" and that it's just traps. But I want to tell you, there's actually an interesting business logic behind it. Let me explain it in simple terms so that both beginners and veterans can understand.
Let me give you a straightforward example. Imagine a new large supermarket opens downstairs from your house. To attract customers, the store owner decides that anyone who shops and spends at least 10 yuan during the first week after

SENT has recently shown a good bullish divergence signal on the chart, and I find this trend quite interesting. From a technical perspective, the bullish signals are still quite clear. If you're interested in this direction, you might consider a 6x leverage entry.
The entry zone is around 0.02217, and the support at this level is quite solid. Setting a stop loss below 0.0206 would be safer. The first target is set at 0.0236; upon reaching this level, you can take profit on 40% of your position to lock in some gains. If the trend continues to strengthen, the second target is at 0.025, where you

Recently, I’ve been studying risk issues in the financial markets and came across a very interesting concept worth sharing — the Black Swan event. The meaning of this term is quite simple: it refers to events that have an extremely low probability of occurring but, once they do happen, can bring catastrophic consequences.
The origin of the term "Black Swan" is also quite interesting. In the past, Europeans believed that all swans were white until 1697, when Dutch explorers discovered black swans in Australia, shattering that belief. Later, Professor Taleb from New York University was inspired

Recently, someone asked me how to use the MACD indicator. Essentially, the core is understanding the relationship between DIF, DEA, and MACD. When trading Bitcoin and Ethereum, this set of tools has definitely been very helpful.
Let's start with DIF. Many people don't quite understand what DIF means. Simply put, DIF is the difference between two exponential moving averages (EMAs) of different periods. Usually, we subtract the 26-day EMA from the 12-day EMA, and the resulting value is DIF. When this difference is positive, it indicates that short-term momentum is rising, which is often a buy si

Recently, I’ve seen many people getting caught in traps in the primary market. I only realized how deep the water is after experiencing it firsthand. I initially thought the contracts were already fierce enough, but the scams in the primary market are even more complicated than the contracts. PVP and scams are everywhere, so you really need to keep your eyes open.
I used on-chain tools to analyze some cases and want to share a few common scam tactics so that everyone can avoid a few more pitfalls when participating in the primary market. Take the recently popular project TERMINUS as an example

Recently, I’ve been reflecting on my trading habits and realized that many losses actually stem from the same psychological trap—loss aversion. In simple terms, it’s the painful feeling when losing money, which far exceeds the happiness of making money.
I’ve noticed a particularly obvious phenomenon in myself: the pain of losing $100 requires earning over $200 to compensate for the psychological gap. This is not an exaggeration; it’s a real psychological imbalance. Many traders fall into this trap—fear of losses far exceeds the desire to make profits, resulting in missed opportunities.
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