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The bull market is here, and many people have a set narrative: that after ONE’s additional issuance shares return to the main force, it will be aggressively pumped, while RVN and ZIL will use the bad news to wash out holders, and then later we’ll see a “monster coin” run with dozens or even hundreds of times gains. But the reality needs to be clarified: the illegal token ONE was rolled back and deleted on-chain, and it does not automatically flow into the main force. Bad-news “wash trading” is only one of the conditions, not a guarantee of a必然 surge. The breakout of “妖币” (monster coins) is a very low-probability event; more small coins may bounce and then continue to fall quiet. Don’t take a fantasized main-force story as a fact that is destined to happen.

As bullish expectations heat up, stablecoins have become a core narrative track that major public chains are racing to develop. Celo has already completed its transformation and, leveraging OP‑Stack, has emerged as a standout among Ethereum L2 solutions. It natively supports the Mento multi-currency stablecoin system, focusing on mobile-first inclusive cross-border payments. It also supports paying fees with stablecoins, targets real payment scenarios in emerging markets worldwide, has massive real-world transaction volumes, and is one of the few L2 networks that genuinely uses stablecoins in everyday life.

AVAX, DOT, and APT are also rapidly rolling out stablecoin ecosystems. They have both externally compliant stablecoin issuances and incubate multiple native stablecoins to serve institutions’ RWA, DeFi lending, and on-chain settlement—driving rapid expansion of the sector’s ecosystem. Ronin has cemented its position as the king among gaming chains. Here, stablecoins play a crucial infrastructure role: in-game equipment and NFT items are traded and settled heavily using stablecoins such as USDC, addressing the pain point of price volatility caused by frequent buying and selling of in-game assets, and providing a stable unit of account for the economic circulation of play-to-earn.

In contrast, RVN—backed by its native asset issuance capabilities—has already initiated community-level plans for stablecoin-related development. With a PoW foundation hard-capped at a total supply of 21 billion coins and no premine, it has the potential to use stablecoins as a new narrative-driven growth increment. However, for now it remains only at the community conceptual stage, with no official products launched yet. Even within the same stablecoin narrative, the maturity and progress between projects are vastly different.

Celo has already operationalized real payment business; AVAX, DOT, and APT are more oriented toward DeFi and institutional assets; Ronin focuses on trading game items; and RVN is still in the planning phase. Livermore once said you must distinguish between narrative imagination and real-world execution. A bull market can amplify positives for the sector, but narrative does not equal realization. Some projects have already generated real transaction volumes, while others are still only community blueprints. Future progress will still depend on developer execution, user adoption, and support from incremental capital—so you shouldn’t be overly optimistic based solely on concepts.

Under the bull market, the stablecoin track is heating up. Celo, Ronin, and others have already been deployed, while the RVN stablecoin is still a community plan; its implementation remains to be verified.

Bullish expectations are heating up, and stablecoins have become a fiercely contested track for major public chains. Celo has already pivoted to an OP Layer 2; its native stablecoin is mature and ready for real-world deployment, focusing on global mobile payments. AVAX, DOT, and APT stablecoin ecosystems are expanding rapidly. Ronin, as the reigning king of game chains, uses stablecoins to support in-game equipment trading. The RVN community plans to roll out stablecoins, leveraging its native asset issuance capabilities, but it still has no official product yet. No matter how good the narrative is, it’s important to distinguish what has already been implemented from what is still just a blueprint.

All of BTC, ETH, LUNA, RVN, ZIL, ONE, and LTC have had security incidents; wild surges and crashes keep playing out. As speculative assets, their profits all come from the price spread between buying and selling. But don’t assume that they are fundamentally identical. Some vulnerabilities are only triggered by emotional shocks, while others can lead to the destruction of a token’s underlying mechanism. While trading the price spread, be sure to distinguish the risk levels and avoid suffering a permanent loss of principal.

The market starts to recover, and KAVA and RVN show probing pulse moves. Probing is when capital with low cost makes a reconnaissance—testing whether the sell pressure from above (bag-holders trapped in prior price moves) is strong and whether the market follow-through is strong. After large vulnerability-related incidents, RVN has a lot of trapped positions above; KAVA benefits from the stablecoin-competition track, but it still faces overhead token sell pressure. The probing move spikes and then falls back; this often indicates the sell pressure remains heavy. Remember, probing is only an action for reconnaissance, not a signal for a rally—don’t chase in just because you see a pulse.

Recently, RVN trading volume has been unusually active; in some periods it even exceeded BCH, LTC, and DOGE. The root cause comes from a consensus vulnerability that has created a huge divergence in the market: panic sellers have fled, bargain-hunters have moved in, and high turnover has resulted. BCH and LTC have no major events, so trading is relatively quiet; DOGE is driven by meme narrative. Trading volume can be manipulated, and wash trading also costs money to execute. Higher volume does not necessarily mean an immediate rally. The token’s hard ceiling is the background color—whether the market continues to move depends still on capital and consensus.

The risk gap across incidents is enormous. LUNA is an algorithmic mechanism death spiral—goes to zero directly; the ONE vulnerability allows malicious minting, and only rollback prevents a collapse; the RVN consensus vulnerability won’t create new tokens, but it does pose a reorganization risk; ZIL is merely a wallet-side vulnerability, while the blockchain itself remains intact. With the same kind of major drop, where the root cause lies in which layer determines how severe the damage will be.

Even though tokens were also issued in the same way, LUNA collapsed to zero, while ONE didn’t completely fall apart. LUNA is an algorithmic stablecoin whose built-in mechanism creates a death spiral: when panic hits, the contracts will continuously auto-mint coins, and there’s no stopping it. ONE, on the other hand, was the result of a hacker using a vulnerability to maliciously mint tokens. The team urgently deployed patches and performed a chain rollback, directly erasing all the unauthorized issuance and cutting off the malignant feedback loop. As for RVN’s consensus vulnerability, it fundamentally can’t mint new coins. Even though they both saw a big drop, the underlying risk level is completely different.

Now stablecoins are a major industry trend. Celo builds stablecoins natively at the base layer, focusing on mobile payments, and its product has already been validated and is running. OP Layer 2 uses external USDC and USDT for liquidity, leaning toward DeFi trading. KAVA natively supports collateralized lending with stablecoins. RVN has the capability to issue assets, and its stablecoin is still in community planning. No matter how good the narrative is, you still need to distinguish what has already been implemented from what is only a story.

This round of the big jump in Bitcoin was not sparked by the crypto circle, but by the $30 trillion U.S. Treasury market. The U.S. Department of the Treasury doubled the scale of long-term government bond repos, and yields on the long end fell rapidly, loosening the mountain of risk that had been weighing on risk assets. ETF funds moved in early, and 1.44 billion short positions were liquidated in a concentrated squeeze. BTC and ETH led the rally, and hard-cap coins like RVN would likely rebound with market sentiment. But repos are only a signal; they don’t automatically mean a bull market is here. Macro conditions are the catalyst, while token models and incremental capital are the real fundamentals. Don’t treat a short-squeeze-driven move as a guaranteed long-term trend.

Three recent major events in the crypto market: ONE’s additional token issuance, the RVN consensus vulnerability, and the ZIL wallet being hacked. Even though they all involve sell-off panic, the risks are completely different. The ONE vulnerability allows unlimited minting, meaning the underlying mechanism has failed; the RVN issue is only a consensus bug—its total supply is hard-capped and will not lead to additional issuance; the ZIL incident is a wallet signature vulnerability, while the chain itself remains intact. Understand where the risk originates, and you won’t be misled by panic.

All industries are doubling down on the stablecoin race. Celo isn’t just a mobile-payment chain—its underlying layer was originally designed for stablecoin issuance. RVN is also planning to launch its own stablecoin. However, Celo already has a mature product, while RVN is still at the community planning stage. The dividend in this track is an opportunity, but whether it can be realized depends on real execution—not just on stories.

Policy warm winds first drove the strength of BTC and ETH, the two major benchmark coins. As the industry’s ballast, they attract a large amount of incremental capital, and the price action was the first to show a rebound. With the overall market’s beta sentiment recovering, RVN is also expected to gain a premium at the sentiment level in line with the broader environment. RVN is a PoW coin that has a hard cap on supply; it has the underlying attributes of a crypto commodity. If, subsequently, the regulatory framework becomes clear and overall market liquidity is released, RVN will also share in the industry’s dividends.

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Trump’s White House crypto summit is seen by the market as the dawn of crypto regulation. BTC and ETH have rebounded sharply. The Clarity Act will face a key vote on September 15—once passed, it will end regulatory ambiguity. But policy is only a catalyst, and smaller coins like RVN will also take off automatically. There are uncertainties around the bill; the tailwind prioritizes the broader market. Understand the underlying rules of tokens so you won’t be led around by headlines.

The crypto market is against human nature. Everyone is collectively singing bearish about Trump coin, yet it actually surges. But don’t directly lump RVN and ONE into the same category. RVN is a consensus loophole—its hard-capped total supply won’t be minted more. ONE has a broken token minting mechanism. A contrarian market can only affect short-term prices; the underlying token rules won’t deceive you.

After U.S. stock market open on Wednesday, Bitcoin saw a strong rally, surging to as high as $69.7K and setting a new intraday high since June 2. The day’s gain was close to 6%. The immediate trigger for this upswing came from signals in U.S. Treasury Department policy: starting September 9, it will expand the scale of long-term Treasury repo operations. The per-operation cap will be raised from $2.0 billion to at least $4.0 billion, mainly covering long-duration Treasury bonds in the 10–30 year tenor range. The market interpreted this as a sign of improving marginal liquidity, and global risk assets moved higher in tandem. After the news hit, the yield on the 30-year U.S. Treasury fell quickly by 9 basis points to around 5.19%. The decline in long-end rates directly eased valuation pressure on risk assets.

Improved expectations for macro liquidity helped major-cap coins recover, but market differentiation remains. BTC and ETH bounced back rapidly on macro tailwinds, while small-cap PoW coins such as RVN, ZEC, and DASH are constrained not only by external macro conditions like U.S. Treasuries and yields, but also by their own events, community consensus, and the structure of holders’ positions. Macro factors are only external boosts; they do not change a coin’s underlying token model. Even if the broader environment improves, the hard cap on total supply can only provide a safety baseline—whether the market can sustain a strong move still depends on whether incremental capital is willing to enter. By contrast, for inflationary coins like DOGE and SOL, even if macro conditions improve, the long-term risks from ongoing issuance and dilution remain objectively present.

Livermore once said that major moves are inseparable from the market’s broader environment. Better macro liquidity is an external force for the rally, but it cannot replace a coin’s own fundamentals. External positives can ignite a pulse-like行情, but whether it can evolve into a sustained trend requires all three: macro conditions, token mechanics, and community vitality.

Market crashes sharply, panic spreads everywhere—some cut losses, others gamble. Celo, AVAX, DOT, Ronin, and ZIL are hit by emotion-driven selloffs, while the chip allocation ratio remains unchanged; ONE, DOGE, Mina, and SOL have inherent inflation-related risks. Understand human nature—and more importantly, the underlying rules of the tokens.

A downturn is upon us. Panic dominates the market, and the struggle of human nature is laid bare for all to see. Panic-driven selling to cut losses and stubborn, counter-trend bids repeatedly play out. The past price action of RVN, ZEC, DASH, ZIL, DOGE, and ONE is the best illustration.

RVN was hit by a consensus flaw, causing the price to fall. One group of people, swept up by panic, quickly cut their losses and exited. Another group of funds, valuing the underlying rules that hard-cap the total supply, dared to step in and buy the dips. The fierce battle between bulls and bears led to a dramatic expansion in trading volume.

ZEC, DASH, and ZIL are also coins governed by hard-cap total-supply rules. In the past, every bearish headline and subsequent drop has played out the same human-nature script: fear generates sell pressure, while conviction supports dip-buying. It’s just that the intensity of the narrative differs, and so do the differences in volatility. Yet when it comes to selling into panic and cutting losses, the outcomes are worlds apart. ONE once exposed a flaw: attackers could mint an enormous amount of tokens out of thin air, which falls under a failure of the minting mechanism. Holders’ tokens are permanently diluted. DOGE has no total supply cap—its long-term ongoing inflation mints additional supply continuously—so holders always bear the pressure of token dilution.

Even if the chart shows the same things—panic, declines, and cutting losses—the underlying token model determines that the essence of risk is completely different. Panic is an emotion everyone will have. Downturns intensify inner anxiety; cutting losses isn’t necessarily wrong—but you must distinguish: is it a short-term shock to market sentiment, or is it a destructive risk stemming from the token’s mechanism? In a trading battle, you must not only read human nature—you also need to see clearly the underlying rules written into the code. Don’t confuse a mechanism disaster with a fixable technical vulnerability.