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Haha, this membership of mine is great—learn arbitrage, promote arbitrage; steady investing is the real way to survive#创作者学院

There’s a reason why many people give up on creating in public squares.
The new rules and policy hope to produce results at the starting point—so a public-square inspection team has been set up @Yingge

The most sensible strategy right now is actually pretty simple: just hold tight and wait.

Last Friday, the US stock market vaporized a trillion dollars in a day, with chip stocks crashing collectively, and the Nasdaq hit its largest single-day drop in over a year. But let me tell you — that’s not the scariest part; the real bombshell is buried this Wednesday.
First, let’s talk about why it crashed. The trigger was Broadcom's earnings report; the guidance for AI chips missed the mark just a bit and didn’t beat expectations, so the market immediately voted with its feet. What does this indicate? The AI narrative has been priced in way too heavily, to the point where — if the good news isn’t good enough, it’s bad news.
But the real kicker is what’s coming next. The US May employment data skyrocketed, adding 170,000 jobs, and the unemployment rate is just 4.3%. Sounds good, right? But at this point, it basically declares: don’t expect the Fed to cut rates this year, and there are even bets starting to form for a rate hike. The toughest safety net for the stock market over the past few years has been "the Fed will step in if things get too bad," but now that cushion is being pulled away.
The crypto scene is even worse; Bitcoin dropped from 80,000 to just over 60,000, a 20% drop in a month, and ETFs have been redeemed for thirteen consecutive days, pulling out 4.4 billion dollars — that’s institutional money exiting in a systematic retreat.
So remember, this Wednesday’s US inflation data is the real master switch. The Middle East conflict has driven oil prices up by half, and if inflation exceeds expectations again, “no rate cut” will turn into “possible rate hike,” which would lead to a second repricing of all assets. In short: this drop isn’t just killing earnings; it’s killing imagination. Do you think it’s a buying opportunity or just a continuation of the downtrend? Let me know in the comments.

The big drop in the crypto space this June was inevitable.
1. ETFs and MicroStrategy haven't dumped a ton of coins yet and are still raking in interest.
2. World Cup betting is siphoning off funds.
3. The top three AI companies in the US are sucking in capital with their trillion-dollar valuations.

I think my account might be toast, but it is what it is; time's just not on my side.
Looking to recruit someone who can write short posts, create research reports, and edit videos. Come help me with some marketing and manage some assets using my hedging and arbitrage tools. This is an on-site gig in Changsha, preferably someone from Hunan. #Hiring

Held stocks, hidden gold, driving a petrol car.
You all sleep first, I'll stay up a little longer

Expecting the big pie to skyrocket $BTC

The chaotic punches killed the master.

Cheers to myself in the crypto world!!

The current price of Bitcoin is in a high-pressure zone
A wave of increase provides a解套区 for those who are trapped in long positions
It's either a shakeout or a false breakout
Trading suggestion: wait for the funding rate to turn negative before considering long positions, and a stable position at 70K can also be a long.

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