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Just saw: Trump announced the formation of an investigative committee to examine whether Federal Reserve Governor Cook should be removed.
This reminds me of a similar situation in the past, when the price reaction was quite different from what many people expected.
Bad news isn’t that scary. What’s scary is using high leverage to ride it out before it fully plays out.
$BTC .

#BTC

Make your own trading decisions; don’t follow the crowd blindly.

Odaily Planet Daily: South Korea plans to include crypto payments over $50,000 in reporting requirements, and crypto exchanges will need to retain external wallet addresses for six years.
The matter itself is uneventful; what’s worth paying attention to is the direction behind it.
$BTC currently 83110. The original is more detailed; I’ll just pick out one of the more important points here.

#BTC

This is just for discussion. You’re responsible for your own gains and losses.

📰 Announcement | Binance to add Monitoring Tags to BICO and CVC (2026/10/09)
$BICO Let's see how things unfold. If you hold these assets, remember to plan ahead. Do you think this announcement is important?

#BICO

Just my personal opinion—don't take it as a basis for trading.

📢 Delisting | Binance Alpha will remove SUP, CUDIS, PYTHIA, BLUM, KIN, DN, GAIA, STRIKE, CDL, KO, VRA, EPT, SLX (SLIMEX),…
$SUP Keep an eye out for updates. I recommend saving notices like this so you can refer back to them later. Follow me for timely updates on important announcements.

#SUP

Crypto assets can move fast, so keep your positions in check.

🛎️ Binance Alpha Box is live, and CLO and BTR airdrops are now open to claim.
$CLO Keep a close eye on it—the price swings are usually significant around launch. Don’t get carried away. A single message is unlikely to change the trend, but it could amplify volatility. What data do you usually watch?

#CLO

Stay calm and manage your position size.

$OGN 5 minutes—down 2.52%. What happened? 😰
The current price is 0.0424, and it’s still up +87.2% over 24 hours—a pullback after a sharp rise.
The decline is relatively manageable; first, let’s see whether support holds.
Do you think it’s panic selling or bad news?

Just a market update; please make your own trading decisions.

Market-watching punchline of the day: The dollar and Treasury yields fell, boosting gold prices. Gold rose more than 1% on Friday.
I looked up several sources to make sense of this news, but by the time I understood it, the market had already made its move. Policy news like this affects liquidity across the whole market, not just one particular coin.
$BTC

This may not be right—please manage your own risk.

Cardano founder pushes back against Vitalik: Lattice cryptography shouldn’t be abandoned over AI concerns
Data-wise: $FHE .
Slightly bearish, but whether the market is too pessimistic will become clearer in a few days. Looking at the data, price movements after similar news don’t always follow the same pattern, so don’t blindly rely on past experience.

#FHE

This is not investment advice of any kind. You are responsible for your own gains and losses.

$STX 24-hour new high confirmed.
24h +8.33%, current price 0.3965, previous high 0.3937.
From the structure, the new high means selling pressure above is easing, and short-term resistance is relatively small; however, if it quickly falls back below the previous high, beware of a false breakout. Vote in the comments: bullish or bearish?

#STX

Market conditions change quickly, please make your own judgment.

A little red packet from Binance today, worth up to 5 USDC 💰

If you’re eligible, it’s easy to complete:

1️⃣ Open the Binance app and search for “Trader League”

2️⃣ Go to the campaign page and sign up

3️⃣ Find the bStock stock token task

4️⃣ Buy or sell a total of 20 USDC to complete it

⚠️ Eligibility requirements: Only users who have never bought tokenized securities / bStock on the Binance exchange before can participate in this task.

The reward is up to 5 USDC. If you’re eligible, go check it out#.

If Acurast’s network really gets used more and more, would $ACU also generate real demand?

At the moment, its mechanism is designed to be interconnected.

Developers who want to run compute-intensive tasks such as AI inference and data processing on Acurast need to pay computation fees in $ACU.

On the other hand, idle mobile phones from around the world connect to the network as Processors, providing computing power in exchange for rewards. This process also involves staking $ACU to ensure network security and reliable computation.

What’s even more noteworthy is that after a compute task is successfully executed, $ACU will also be burned.

That means if Acurast truly takes off in the future, several forces will appear at the same time:

More developers buying compute services

More Processors staking $ACU

More compute tasks leading to token burns

So when assessing whether $ACU is strong later on, I’ll focus on three key data points:

Paid compute volume, $ACU staked amount, and $ACU burned amount.

No matter how many phones connect, if nobody is actually paying to run tasks, the significance is still limited.

Conversely, if all three of these metrics start to grow steadily, that would indicate that Acurast’s network growth is truly turning into demand for $ACU.

@Acurast

Understand Acurast ($ACU) in 30 seconds

🧠 What is it for?

Acurast aims to do one straightforward thing: turn the world’s idle smartphones into a decentralized computing power network.

Developers can delegate tasks like AI inference and data processing to the network, which is jointly executed by a large number of phones. Each phone’s security chip (TEE) protects the data and the computation process. In return, phone users who contribute computing power can earn $ACU rewards.

💰 Funding

Total funding of about $16.4 million.

Of this, $11 million funding was completed in November 2025. Investors include Polkadot founder Gavin Wood, Web3 Foundation, Tezos Foundation, CoinList, and others.

👥 Team

A Swiss team, with core members from the development studio Papers, who previously worked on the AirGap wallet.

The team also has a track record in security and mobile-end technology from financial institutions such as Credit Suisse and Swiss Re, and has been involved in the crypto industry continuously since 2015.

🔭 Where’s the opportunity?

Demand for AI computing power is growing rapidly, but GPUs are expensive and highly centralized.

Acurast has chosen a different path:

Instead of piling on more GPUs, it directly leverages the billions of existing smartphones worldwide.

🔥 Where are things at right now?

Acurast is no longer just a concept:

• 280,000+ phones connected
• Coverage in 175+ countries
• Cumulatively processed over 918 million on-chain transactions
• Able to run open-source AI models and achieve sub-second inference

In simple terms:

Acurast wants to turn idle phones around the world into a decentralized cloud that can be called on anytime.

@Acurast

Last week, I gave @HertzFlow
two Chinese names.

① He Ying
✨

He runs through what’s abundant—everything can be contracted.
HertzFlow He Ying: Everything is priced; everything can be contracted.
② He Li Duo
💫

A homophone of “profit is more.”
But the more I think about it, the more I feel that HertzFlow’s core shouldn’t be summarized only as returns.

Today, I want to submit a third Chinese name:

③ He Zhuang
🎯

“赫” keeps the phonetic anchor of “Hertz”; “庄” is not an exclusive label for a minority of professional institutions—it’s a market role jointly formed by pricing, liquidity, and risk bearing.
After researching HertzFlow these past few days, my understanding is: it’s not just a contract trading platform—it also aims to lower the barriers to creating and participating in the market, so the market isn’t held only by professional institutions.

It also brings to mind a main thread in the evolution of trading infrastructure: helping more people become not only traders, but also participants in the market itself.

He Zhuang: So that everyone gets a chance to sit on the market’s side.
🔶

I thought of a great Hertzflow @HertzFlow Chinese name tonight—@HertzFlow

Helido
Pronunciation: Hè Lì Duō

This name has three cleverly layered designs:

Heli: Perfectly carries over Hertz’s Chinese pronunciation and brand DNA, preserving the original name’s sense of “frequency” and “pulsation.”
Lido: The most commonly used word in finance and crypto markets, directly pointing to “beneficial to price increases, beneficial to returns.”
Helido ≈ “Profitable-duo”: Just by hearing it, you naturally associate it with “getting more profit.”

It’s not a vague good-luck slogan; instead, it directly puts the user’s most core benefit—“more profit”—into the brand name itself.

Most importantly, it can naturally generate the kind of Hua-and-Hua-style super slogans:

Money flows in, more profit.
Use Helido, more profit.

Or more casual and more catchy:

If you want to make more profit, use Helido.

Every time others say “profitable-duo,” it’s like they’re free-promoting “Helido” for you.

This is exactly the classic Hua-and-Hua tactic: “Insert the brand name into the entry slogan, and repeatedly broadcast the slogan to spread the brand.”

Still not sure which SBTs are currently available in Renaiss? I’ve already put everything together for everyone.👇
@Renaiss Collectibles
As of now, the SBTs that are still obtainable and will remain open long-term have all been compiled by me in full based on the official Notion, community Google Docs, Feige’s SBT roundup, and the latest community tasks—and I’ve turned it into a single infographic.

✅ Which ones you can get for free
✅ Which ones require gacha
✅ Which ones require creation
✅ Which ones are long-term tasks
✅ Which ones are high-difficulty hidden SBTs
From now on, if you want to farm SBTs, just save this infographic and you’re good.

One more reminder:
The real value of SBT is that it records your participation history in the Renaiss ecosystem.
The official has already announced:
👕 In mid-August, 40+ SBTs can be exchanged for official T-shirts;
🎁 In September, SBT 2.0 will be launched. Different SBTs will correspond to different points, which you can use to exchange for official merch.

*(The specific rules are still subject to the latest official announcement.)*

dappOS First-phase airdrop quotas can be checked now.
This time, I found Airdrop Box #1: 333 $DOS.
@DAPPOS_COM
Based on the pre-trading reference price of $0.35 I used for a rough estimate, it’s about $117; this is just for valuation reference—the actual value still depends on the official claim and the market price at the time.
Don’t celebrate too quickly—what’s open at this stage is quota lookup, not claiming.
Currently, the page shows Airdrop Box #1; the second airdrop box and the claim entry point are still pending the official announcement.
If you were an early supporter of dappOS, took part in xBubbl, subscribed to xBubbl, or completed ecosystem tasks, lighthouse tasks, held related NFTs, and also did the Binance wallet campaign that included an airdrop, you can verify it yourself through the official entry.
Final eligibility and quantities will be determined by the official page.

The truly terrifying thing about a card shop that runs off isn’t that the owner disappears—it’s that the consumers’ money and goods are, from start to finish, controlled by the same person.

Recently, the Taiwanese card store “Little Goat Card Society” suddenly closed and went missing. A large number of players’ pre-order payments and undelivered items have been stuck in limbo, once again exposing the risks of the card pre-order model.

I’ve been wondering: can Web3 projects like Renaiss @Renaiss Collectibles reduce this kind of problem?

In the traditional model, consumers send the money to the card shop first.

In the Web3 model, the funds can be put into an escrow contract. After the goods are confirmed to have arrived, the payment is then released to the card shop.

This at least helps prevent the merchant from pocketing all the pre-order payments before delivering the goods.

But the hardest problem is right here: who will prove that the goods really arrived?

If the confirmation is done by the card shop itself, then it’s basically meaningless.

If a third-party warehouse verifies the goods, you still have to trust the warehouse—and you also have to guard against collusion between the warehouse and the merchant, as well as fake inspections.

So Web3 can’t completely eliminate trust. What it’s better at is this: let the funds be controlled by a contract, and require the supplier, logistics, warehouse, and buyers to each provide proof. This breaks apart the single point of trust that used to be concentrated in the card shop.

It may not be able to fully prevent disappearances, but it can make it much harder for a card shop to simultaneously control consumers’ money, goods, and the right to verify—and it can also reduce losses when problems do happen.

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