So who exactly is making the money? Most of those who stay here are just trying their luck for the future. As an ordinary person, the ways to stand out are just a few scattered paths.
Contrary to my wishes, I still haven't found the way. What money have I made? Recently, people say the market is so good it's like picking up money. I’m like a clown picking up scraps. Finally made some money, but forgot to cancel my order before the Ethereum non-farm payroll release, and in a second, my profits were wiped out.
$BTC was hit by last night’s non-farm payroll, dropping from 81,000 to 78,000. It didn’t break through, and the support below looks pretty strong. It’s slowly getting better today.
$ETH is still a bit weak compared to Bitcoin, but it’s slowly recovering. For now, I’m still bullish. Unfortunately, I forgot to cancel my order before the non-farm data release. The market crash was once in a century, dropping 100 points instantly to 2,400, and now it’s slowly recovering along with Bitcoin.
$ZEC has been the fiercest coin recently. Who would have thought under the pressure of the non-farm payroll, it dropped below 1,000, then immediately surged back above 1,000 like lightning. It’s really wild. Now many people are saying it will go up to 1,200, but I don’t know if that’s true.
Everyone must control their positions well. There’s no market over the weekend, so you can take a rest.
The probability of an interest rate hike dropped last night, completely igniting the crypto community! BTC and ETH immediately entered celebration mode, and the bears started trembling again.
Currently, $BTC is at $81,286.5, up 5.14% in 24 hours, with a high of $82,285; ETH is at $2,507.63, up 4.92% in 24 hours, reaching a high of $2,530.
Let's look at BTC first 👇 The biggest resistance now is actually around $82,000—$82,300. If there is a volume breakout and it holds above this level, the next target would be $84,000—$85,000. But if it spikes up and fails to hold above $82,300, a short-term pullback to $80,000 or even near $78,000 is very likely.
Now let's look at ETH 👇 $ETH has now reclaimed $2,500, showing clear short-term strength. $2,530 is the first resistance; if broken, the next target could be $2,600—$2,650. Conversely, if it falls back below $2,480—$2,500, caution is needed as this rally might turn out to be a false breakout.
$BULLA is waking up 👀🚀 +42% in 24H with price holding above the key MAs. Bulls are pushing toward the $0.0306 area—breakout or rejection? 📈 Watching this one closely. 🐂🔥 #Write2Earn!
Today’s new listings are showing mixed momentum. $CRWDB is trading around 205.70. Price target: 216.00–226.00, with a stop-loss around 199.50. $MRNAB is currently around 147.32. Price target: 155.00–162.00, with a stop-loss around 142.90. $SQQQB is near 39.71. Price target: 41.70–43.70, with a stop-loss around 38.50. Other coins on the watchlist includ is showing the strongest positive 24h move among the displayed coins, while facing notable selling pressure. New listings can be highly volatile, so always manage risk and confirm market conditions before making any decision. This is for market discussion, not financial advice. #Write2Earn!
USELESS This $USELESS coin is really fierce, it's been pumping for so many days. Sometimes I think, those so-called project coins in the crypto world aren't even as good as a $USELESS coin. Those coins that raise funds here and there have been dropping since launch, always looking for retail investors to take the hit. On the contrary, these coins sometimes even become monster coins.
But I'm the type who likes to short the dragon; you've pumped it so high, if I don't short it, who will? A small pullback has to come eventually, right? #Write2Earn!
Today's SUI is acting strange! How is it still rising 5% against the trend? Bitcoin and Ethereum are heading downwards.
Currently, the price is fluctuating around $0.755. Don't just hover for a few days, hold your ground.
SUI has launched on Kravata, bringing stablecoin payments, expenditures, and embedded global accounts to Sui, providing 0GAS stable transfer payment methods for 5 million users in Latin America.
This will bring more payment and lifestyle usage to the SUI chain, hoping for continuous growth and user expansion in cross-border payments and daily use. $SUI #Write2Earn
ETH is consolidating near $2,502.59 (-0.15%), holding firmly above its key moving averages including VWMA5 ($2,472.93), VWMA10 ($2,393.23), and VWMA20 ($2,289.61).
The green Supertrend support at $2,221.09 reflects sustained structural strength, backed by $226.32M in 24h turnover.
Holding above the $2,470 support level keeps buyers in control for a potential retest of the recent local high at $2,547.28. $ETH #Write2Earn!
🇺🇸 U.S. BANKS ARE BUILDING THEIR OWN BLOCKCHAIN RAILS
A major infrastructure shift could be forming beneath the surface.
The BankChain Alliance is reportedly targeting a 2027 launch of a nationwide blockchain network backed by U.S. state banking associations.
The focus is clear:
🔹 Stablecoins 🔹 Tokenized bank deposits 🔹 Digital payments 🔹 Faster settlement 🔹 Regulated on-chain financial infrastructure
For traders, the bigger signal isn’t simply “banks are using blockchain.”
It’s that traditional financial institutions are increasingly moving toward programmable settlement infrastructure.
If this model gains adoption, the next phase of the market could be less about speculation and more about the infrastructure connecting banks, stablecoins and tokenized assets.
What stuck with me was something much less flashy: state.
Moonlight keeps things familiar with public accounts and visible balances. Phoenix takes the opposite route with encrypted notes and ZK proofs. Different approach, same problem in the end: once a transaction happens, what exactly changes on-chain?
That’s where the Transfer Contract got interesting to me. Different transaction types can go through different checks, but they still end up feeding into the same global state. I keep noticing how important that is. Privacy shouldn’t mean creating a completely separate world.
Then you have DuskDS handling consensus and finality, DuskVM and DuskEVM covering execution, while Hedger adds confidential transactions with homomorphic encryption and ZKPs.
I’m not fully convinced yet. I’ve seen plenty of elegant crypto designs fall apart when real users show up.
But $DUSK feels worth watching.
Not because it sounds futuristic, but because it’s trying to make privacy, execution and settlement work together without pretending the hard parts don’t exist. @Dusk #dusk