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Product Testing# So, do you see the same investment portfolio that I see?
Full of survival instinct# Holdings outside of BNB come from long-term airdrops from launchPool. 😂
Full of survival instinct# Holdings outside of BNB come from long-term airdrops from launchPool. 😂
CZ
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Happy Year of the Horse!
926-Sol
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🔥Is Japan going to cut taxes to save Bitcoin?
Japan is preparing to reduce the crypto tax rate from 55% to 20%, and the market is cheering.
CZ (Zhao Changpeng) directly commented:
"This is a huge step forward for Japan. Lowering costs = economic growth."
But when someone asked:
"Can a 20% tax rate make Japan competitive again?"
CZ also spoke the truth:
"20% is still high, but the direction is right. Many countries don't even collect capital gains tax."
Simply put:
✔ Japan is indeed significantly improving the environment
✘ But it hasn't reached the level of "global competitiveness"
The overall trend is positive, but the Web3 migration battle has just begun.
Next, let's see who dares to go for zero capital gains directly.
Do you think Japan's move shows enough sincerity?👀
Japan is preparing to reduce the crypto tax rate from 55% to 20%, and the market is cheering.
CZ (Zhao Changpeng) directly commented:
"This is a huge step forward for Japan. Lowering costs = economic growth."
But when someone asked:
"Can a 20% tax rate make Japan competitive again?"
CZ also spoke the truth:
"20% is still high, but the direction is right. Many countries don't even collect capital gains tax."
Simply put:
✔ Japan is indeed significantly improving the environment
✘ But it hasn't reached the level of "global competitiveness"
The overall trend is positive, but the Web3 migration battle has just begun.
Next, let's see who dares to go for zero capital gains directly.
Do you think Japan's move shows enough sincerity?👀
KZG Crypto 口罩哥
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The Revelation of the $100,000 Threshold: This is Not a 'Pin', but a Restructuring of the Bitcoin Market
On November 5, 2025, Bitcoin fell below the $100,000 mark for the first time in over four years, hitting a low of $98,900. However, if you think this is just a 'pin' or flash crash driven by leverage liquidation, you are very mistaken. Unlike before, the root cause of this decline lies in a deep-seated change in market structure, and a historic sell-off led by 'smart money' is underway.
The real 'elephant in the room' is the astonishing actions of long-term holders (LTH). On-chain data shows that in the past 30 days, LTHs have sold approximately 400,000 Bitcoins, worth up to $45 billion. This is one of the largest sustained distributions in Bitcoin history. The more critical signal is that they have changed their strategy: in the past, LTHs followed a 'sell on rallies' approach; now, they have shockingly switched to a 'sell on weakness' approach—continuing to reduce holdings even during price consolidations or declines. This is not only profit-taking but also a manifestation of declining confidence and increasing fatigue.
The real 'elephant in the room' is the astonishing actions of long-term holders (LTH). On-chain data shows that in the past 30 days, LTHs have sold approximately 400,000 Bitcoins, worth up to $45 billion. This is one of the largest sustained distributions in Bitcoin history. The more critical signal is that they have changed their strategy: in the past, LTHs followed a 'sell on rallies' approach; now, they have shockingly switched to a 'sell on weakness' approach—continuing to reduce holdings even during price consolidations or declines. This is not only profit-taking but also a manifestation of declining confidence and increasing fatigue.
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