A few things to remember about Gas fees: 1) When a transaction fails, the Gas used is usually not refunded, because the network has still processed it. 2) Since the 2021 London upgrade (EIP-1559), Ethereum Gas fees have been split into a base fee and a tip. The base fee is burned. 3) Keep a small amount of ETH in your wallet to pay Gas fees; otherwise, you won’t be able to transfer tokens. The amount used to pay Gas on Ethereum is $ETH . Current: 2506.03.
The hottest topic on the square right now: “FSB warns that $300 billion in stablecoins could face a run” $BTC is currently at 83292. Hype builds fast and fades fast, so you have to keep up. Which do you trust more: technicals or sentiment?
What exactly does “Proof of History” record? Solana currently uses proof of stake to select validators to produce blocks, paired with Proof of History (PoH) to order transactions by time. Check the transaction details before signing with your Solana wallet. Don’t rush to approve signature requests from unfamiliar websites. $SOL is Solana’s native token, and $BNSOL is a liquid staking token for SOL launched by Binance. The current price is 106.48. If you found this useful, save it to look at later.
Quick update, friends: while watching the market, I noticed unusual volume for $WLD : $6.78 million traded in 5 minutes, about 9.4 times the average. Yet the price fell 1.13%. I’d be more cautious when prices drop on heavy volume. What do you think?
First, the data: $BTC 83831.79 Intraday -0.22% News: Exchange CEO: The goal is to build an all-asset trading platform and give users more opportunities in global financial markets. The signals lean bullish, but I’d rather wait for the candlestick pattern to develop before making a move. Data is more honest than any interpretation: first, check whether trading volume and price movements are in sync.
$BTC |“Bitcoin OG” whale transfers 138.32 million USDC to Binance Others see the news and think about how to position themselves; I think about what to eat tonight to calm my nerves. The impact is limited, but if similar news keeps coming one after another, it’s worth giving it some serious thought.
A certain exchange has placed Blur (BLUR) on its trading watchlist The case for both bulls and bears: Bullish case: The event provides a narrative that could bring more attention; Bearish case: Confidence may take a hit, and short-term buying could ease off; My view: Both sides have a point. Ultimately, it comes down to how the price and trading volume of $BTC behave. $BTC latest: 83589.39, 24h -0.37%, 24h range 81033.66 ~ 84352.
Breaking! The People’s Bank of China announced today that it has formally issued administrative licensing decisions to Visa Information Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd., Liantong (Hangzhou) Technical Services Co., Ltd., and Mastercard Network Information Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd., approving the three companies to begin preparations to operate bank card clearing institutions. The news is somewhat negative; $BTC is currently at 83255.17. Don’t focus on just one piece of news—it’s more meaningful to connect the dots. Do you buy this news?
$AVAX |4-hour MACD|Bearish crossover below the zero line How do you read MACD golden and death crosses? EMA (exponential moving average) differs from a simple moving average in that it gives more weight to recent prices, so it reacts a little faster. The exact starting-point calculations for MACD vary slightly across charting tools. A crossover that appears before a candlestick closes may disappear by the close, so crossovers confirmed at closing are more reliable. Learning to read indicators is easy; the hard part is sticking to your plan when emotions are running high.
$BTC 82053.8|Trending: South Korean stocks face a major foreign investor exodus The connection between trending topics and coins is sometimes weaker than it seems, so don’t overthink it. What’s worth watching is whether prices can hold on to their gains after the discussion dies down.
Let’s chat for a bit. I saw $PIXEL 5 minutes drop by 3.45%, so I bet the whole plaza is shouting “buy the dip” again. Here’s what I do: I don’t catch the first knife during a sharp drop. I wait for the price to stabilize, then see whether buyers are stepping in. For now, the level to watch is the 24-hour low of 0.00556. When it comes to buying the dip, taking your time is usually no bad thing. Leave a comment and share your thoughts.
Binance News: Evernorth, the largest XRP treasury company, closes lower on its first day on Nasdaq After good news breaks, the biggest risk is buying at the peak of market excitement. Waiting for a pullback can make for a more measured entry. $XRP . Keep an eye here—we’ll share more as things develop.
Oh my! Tom Lee: A $2 trillion wealth transfer will fuel a crypto bull market as Bitmine’s ETH holdings near the 5% target $ETH 24h is already up +0.72%! Could this news spark a rally? Will the big players jump in? Are you getting on board or sitting back to watch? Share your thoughts in the comments 👇
🛎️ Trending topics roundup: “Is it reliable to leave weight management to AI?” ranks No. 13 on Baidu Hot Search. The AI concept sector’s $WLD 24h is down 5.42%. Share your thoughts in the comments 👇
SOL falls below $110, 24-hour gain 0.35% As soon as the news breaks, the first to react are often fast-moving funds, while institutions usually move later. On the surface, it looks somewhat negative, but whether it has already been priced in needs to be judged against the trend over the past few days. $SOL is currently at $110.05, up 0.43% on the day, with 24h trading volume of $178 million.
TSMC’s Q3 earnings report is drawing closer, and an on-chain account already holds over $1 million in TSM long positions. Market data: $BTC . Another negative signal has emerged. Whether the direction has changed still depends on what the structure tells us. Beyond price changes, trading volume and futures open interest should also be considered. What’s your first impression: bullish or bearish?
Why do some candlesticks have long wicks? A candlestick is bullish when the closing price is higher than the opening price, and bearish when the closing price is lower. When the opening and closing prices are almost the same, it’s generally called a doji. It’s easy to be misled by drawing conclusions from just one or two candlesticks. You can make a more informed judgment by looking at a longer time frame and trading volume as well. The coin in the example: $BTC was quoted at 83391.27, up 0.42% over 24h. Had you heard about this before?