I know many people are bearish on #BTW , but try looking at it from the market maker’s perspective. They have tight control of the market and can move the price however they want. They’ve worked hard to build this coin, and interest hasn’t faded yet. There’s also an airdrop unlock of 11.2 coming up, so the market maker will probably drive the price up sharply again. People holding a large amount of the airdrop will want to hedge and lock in their profits—then it’ll be so satisfying to dump the price afterward. That’s just my take on #BTW . What do you think?
$BTW , where are the people in the community who just chased the short at 1.6? You think Sun would just bail like this? That idiot won’t leave until he’s drained everyone dry. The market maker has a huge spot position and is controlling the price, so the bears are in for another rough ride 😣
$BTW How many times have the shorts been liquidated, and they still haven't learned their lesson? Real stealing happens quietly in the middle of the night—would they let you notice this early?
What do you think about Zama’s trend—an underdog that’s been lying in wait for a long time, or just a chick driven by the broader market?#比特币突破8万美元大关 $ZAMA
Is the market correction normal at the start of 2026? Bitcoin holds at the 87k mark, the bullish trend remains unchanged! Hello everyone, I am 2SICK7, a new crypto KOL! Recently, many friends have privately messaged me asking why the market is a bit shaky right at the beginning of 2026? Bitcoin has pulled back to around 87k from the December high, and the overall market capitalization has also slightly retreated. Does this mean the bull market is cooling off? Don't panic, today I will share my thoughts based on the latest market data, pure analysis, hoping to help everyone. Current market snapshot (as of January 26, 2026) • Global crypto market capitalization is approximately $3.01 trillion, with a 24-hour increase of 0.4%.
I'm new here, and this is my first post about #USD1 and #USDT . USD1 and USDT are both USD-pegged stablecoins, but they differ significantly in their issuers, transparency, and market positions. USDT (Tether) is currently the largest stablecoin, with a market capitalization of about $186 billion. It has extremely high liquidity and dominates global trading, but has historically faced concerns over a lack of transparency and regulatory scrutiny. In contrast, USD1 is a stablecoin issued by World Liberty Financial (WLFI) and backed by the Trump family. Its reserves consist mainly of US dollars and US government money market funds. It provides monthly attestations and strictly complies with US regulations, such as the GENIUS Act. Its current market capitalization is about $3.41 billion. Though smaller, it is geared toward the institutional and developer markets and supports multiple blockchains. In the long run, I’m more optimistic about USD1. It surpasses USDT and USDC in transparency and regulatory compliance, a key advantage as regulations become increasingly strict. As an emerging stablecoin, USD1’s political connections and innovative features, such as fee-free minting and redemption, may drive rapid adoption, especially among institutions. 5 USDT is stable, but carries greater potential risks. At current exchange rates, USD1 is essentially pegged 1:1 to USDT, with very little price fluctuation over 24 hours (about 0.01% to 0.18%). If you’re trading in the short term, USDT offers better liquidity; but if you value long-term stability and growth potential, USD1 is worth keeping an eye on. $BNB Lastly, this is a very small red envelope 🧧 Thanks for all your support! The big red envelope will have to wait until I become a real KOL 🤓https://www.bmwweb.academy/activity/red-packets/SRPC64122172632768455808111/share