虾币币的比特世界

Buy in #googl , and you'll thank yourself by the end of the year

I heard from a friend that the assets in Huobi are divided into assets deposited before the acquisition and assets deposited after the acquisition. For assets deposited before the acquisition, whether users can withdraw them depends on whether they “find connections.” Is that true?

coinex encountered operational difficulties and gracefully exited, allowing users to withdraw their assets as soon as possible—rather than exiting like some exchanges did in the past, where they blew up and vanished: including, but not limited to, zb, ftx, hoo, and others. Looking back to 2017, around the time Binance was established, the prevailing consensus in the industry was: there are only two business models in the crypto world—mining and exchanges. All kinds of OGs, capital, and top experts poured into the exchange track. I remember that in 2017, dozens of exchanges were registered; from my experience, the best was Binance, followed by zb, OK, and Huobi. Now, almost all usage is only on Binance. Most of the exchanges that were registered back then have long since disappeared. Now the landscape of the exchange arena has changed. It has entered a positive-feedback cycle where the strong get stronger. If newcomers don’t have major innovations, it’s quite hard to make it.

Don’t look at it not being passed—the Clarity Act is actually a consensus between both parties. The main point of contention is the ethics and morality provisions; in plain terms, it’s aimed at Trump.

And by the time Trump loses the midterm election, the Democrats will support revising the updated Clarity Act again—turning it into a gift from the Democrats to the crypto industry.

Now the key question is whether the Republicans will roll out a more aggressive bill before the midterms—one that doesn’t require any Democratic votes—so they can account to the industry and protect their reputation as crypto’s “president.”

So no matter what happens, things won’t get worse for the industry.

As for BTC holders, they don’t need to care about these politicians’ bluster, because they’re following a script that’s already a guaranteed win.

Ignorance is fearless

This person is the Google Cloud business负责人, officially announcing an investment of €15 billion in AI infrastructure in Finland. Last night, Google’s stock fell by nearly 3%. Wall Street thinks it’s too much, but in fact it may be too little. In the future, AI competition will be a race of algorithms and models—and even more so, a race of infrastructure.

Google: buy more as it falls

Capital outflow investing in AI plummeted by #googl , while capital inflow boosted memory chips to a massive rise of #SK海力士暴涨

Speaking of phones, if you don’t fold them, they already feel heavy. With a triple-fold, do people who use it really not find it heavy? If you need a pad, just buy a pad. I can’t think of any application scenarios for this triple-fold device—are you using it to show off? A magical gadget? Does it make trading on Binance more smooth when you open it? By the way, does HarmonyOS support Binance?

I don’t really understand why Huobi HTX still has so many assets. Users are really bold—don’t you fear it? Some coins that Huobi has are also on Binance, and some coins that Huobi doesn’t have are also on Binance.

Verify whether it’s real or fake:

Just found out: Our source says this is a large fund that has received SEC approval. We’ve heard it might be Fidelity, ARK Invest, or BlackRock.

These giants would be able to tokenize their funds and trade the underlying assets of their funds. This means they can trade the fund itself as an on-chain token, while also trading the underlying assets.

If this is true, it would have a major impact on the U.S. asset management industry, because it would mean that all funds would rush to issue native equity tokens for their shares.

Our latest update sounds far more specific, which makes the rumor seem credible.

We patiently await the SEC Chair Atkins’ comments on this matter.

Oh, the first overseas e-commerce stock—Shein—went public on the Hong Kong stock exchange and fell 20%. After finally managing to get a share, I still lost money.

#atom What's going on with the network? Binance stopped accepting deposits, Kraken deposits aren't arriving— is the chain broken? Or is nobody maintaining it?

Asia is selling #btc
Europe and the US are buying BTC
Same script

Blockchain taught me a logic: in the crypto world, only the coins in your own wallet are truly your coins, under your control at any time; likewise, in the real world, only your cash is truly your money, under your control at any time. Bank deposits are just numbers in a database, and banks have 10,000 ways to stop you from withdrawing them.

The fundamentals of stocks can change at any time due to labor, tariffs, policies, regulations, technological directions, and other unexpected factors, but BTC's fundamentals will not.

For long-term holding of public chain tokens, you should look for ones with strong backing, or those with a profitable business model, or low operating costs; otherwise, there is a real risk of the chain being linked to trouble. In the past two years, so many L2s and public chains have struggled to keep operating.

Turning

Another old-school L1 has announced its sunset.

@harmonyprotocol
has put forward a proposal: completely shut down the independent mainnet launched in 2019, move
$ONE
to Ethereum, and shift the team toward an "AI video remix economy." The reason is stated very plainly — the threat from nation-state actors and AI agents is too great.

This wasn’t a sudden collapse. In 2022, the Horizon cross-chain bridge was hacked for about $100 million, later attributed to Lazarus; last month it was attacked again, and cross-shard receipts were used to mint ONE out of thin air, forcing the team to roll back. The sharding narrative lasted seven years, and in the end the last straw was still security, not lack of users.

Key points of the migration plan:

A final-state snapshot, with new ONE on ETH airdropped to the same addresses; holders do not need to claim it manually
Delegations and unclaimed rewards go into the governance treasury
Multisigs, LPs, and on-chain apps cannot migrate, and must exit contracts before September 10
Validators can stop nodes starting September 10; a compensation pool of $1.372 million will be distributed over four seasons
Total supply and emission rate remain unchanged; newly issued emissions will be redirected to the new business

Just as Lisk announced its chain would shut down on October 31, Harmony is following right behind. This wave of ancient public chains isn’t dying all at once; they’re one after another handing sovereign L1s back, relisting tokens on major chains, and having the teams move on to something else.

Chains can be shut down, narratives can be changed. As for the money in contracts, remember to withdraw it yourself first.