Be efficient. Don’t be polite. Get to the point. I hate formalities. I don’t chit chat.
You won’t get a response if you say any variation of the following: “Hi”, then nothing“How are you?”“Good day to you sir!”“Merry Xmas, Happy New Year, Happy Birthday, etc”“Can we have a meeting?” (no agenda given)“Let’s discuss an important partnership” (no specifics)“Want to introduce you to XYZ (someone important)” (no specifics)
You may be referred to this article. I am efficient with my time, even if you may consider it impolite (apologies). So, please be direct and tell me:
I am ___ I need ___ (or) I can provide ___
If your first message is too long (more than one mobile screen with large fonts for an elderly like me), it will likely be skipped. A few tips: For pitches, go to www.yzilabs.com For listings, apply online at www.binance.com For buying/selling large amounts of crypto, please contact Binance OTC desk.Don’t ask open ended questions, I usually won’t know the answer.Don’t ask me to interact with some meme coin. For most things, going through me is slower. I don’t do much. I am mostly just a router, a slow one. Hope you are not offended. Let’s communicate efficiently. Cheers, CZ
Although this wave of decline is fierce, historical experience tells us that when panic reaches its peak, it often marks the beginning of a phase where a bottom is being formed. Stay calm and protect your capital is the top priority. $BTC
Bitcoin price has fallen below the $86,000 mark (approximately $85,800)
📉 1. Disappointment in macro policy expectations and tightening liquidity
This is the most direct external driver of the current decline. ● The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut expectations have hit a “brake”: The market initially expected the Federal Reserve to continue cutting rates in January next year, but the latest CME “FedWatch” data shows that the probability of maintaining the interest rate in January has soared to 75.6%, while the probability of a rate cut has dropped to 24.4%. This shift from “easing expectations” to “tightening concerns” has directly impacted the valuation logic of risk assets like Bitcoin. ● Increased policy uncertainty: The Federal Reserve leadership may face changes (such as Kevin Warsh becoming a popular candidate), coupled with the new government's delayed regulatory policies, leaving the market feeling confused.
The recent plunge of Bitcoin (from around $126,000 at the beginning of October to around $90,000 now, even dropping below $85,000 during trading) is not caused by a single reason, but rather a 'perfect storm' triggered by 'macroeconomic liquidity tightening, regulatory negative surprises, and outflows of institutional funds'. In simple terms, the market's previous dream of 'interest rate cuts + tax reductions' has been shattered, and the cold reality has come crashing down. $BTC #Bitcoin market observation #December market outlook $BTC #加密市场观察
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Let's talk about a scary thing that hasn't yet registered in the Chinese community but has been dominating discussions in the English-speaking world these past few days: the 'invisible foundation' of the global financial system—Japan—is shaking violently.
For the past thirty years, global asset prices (U.S. bonds, tech stocks, real estate) have actually been supported by Japan's ultra-low interest rates. This is the underlying logic of the Carry Trade: borrowing nearly zero-cost yen to buy high-yield assets around the world. Trillions of dollars of 'free funds' have flowed to the entire world in this way.
But this month (2025.11), this logic has changed. The yield on Japanese long-term bonds is hitting decades-high levels (20-year nearing 2.8%, 40-year close to 3.7%). This is not a gentle rate hike, but a spring that has suddenly sprung after being suppressed for years.
What does this mean?
Financing becomes expensive: borrowing costs soar. Exchange rate risk: if the yen fluctuates, margin pressure will force institutions to close positions passively.
The unwinding of the Carry Trade is not a theory, but a trillion-dollar reverse flow that is happening. In favorable winds, Japan's liquidity nourishes the world; in adverse winds, global liquidity is withdrawn.
In the face of this macro tidal wave, looking at the recent fluctuations in the cryptocurrency market, it really feels like the crypto market is too small.
The world assumed Japan would remain still, but now, it has truly started to move.
I bought a bit of T1 at the bottom, currently KT 2:1 T1
If I lose, I’ll just take it as paying for the team I like. I probably started playing League of Legends since S3, and Faker was the idol in my childhood. Back then, admiring someone was so pure; I just thought Faker played Zed really well, and I thought the name Faker was really cool and pretentious.
12 years later, I’ve grown up, and Faker is still competing for championships on stage. Over these 12 years, Faker hasn’t changed teams, hasn’t been distracted, hasn’t sought publicity, and has remained low-key and humble. My admiration for Faker seems no longer about how amazing his skills are; I admire someone who can take what they love to the extreme and persist in it for a long time.