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7u Challenge to a Billion!

Day 6
Principal: 7u, Target: 1 Billion
Current profit: 190u
Survival cost spent: 80u
Remaining: 120u

The power company催缴 electricity bills yesterday; I sold 45u. A few days ago I spent 15u on meals, and today I used 20u to buy groceries—survival costs totaled 80u.

Next-step approach: making the principal is the most important. Right now I’m mainly writing content; 100u is enough to start going hard on a microcap!!!

Recently, $BTC pumped and then pulled back; I’m optimistic about the next bull market. These days, Bitcoin has been pumping too hard—pulling back a bit is completely normal.

Now I have 100u. I’m preparing to go all-in on microcaps listed above, $BNB . There are two coins—one coin will be pushed with 50u first.

#比特币64亿美元期权将到期

One single unrealized loss of 24 million USD

Just saw BTC OG whale agent add another short position of $ZEC , with an average price of 1193 USD and a total position of 39,800 coins.

This add-on raised the opening average price from 444 USD to 576 USD, and the current unrealized loss is 24 million USD.

This is really stubborn—if you want to short, why short the strongest coin?

The hottest narrative these past few days is not AI, not U.S. stocks, but the explosive breakout of the Robin Hood chain ecosystem.

First, PONS went live on contracts, ARB rose more than 45% in a single day, UNI hit a recent high, ZEC broke through $1,200, and HYPE reached an all-time high...

Here’s a clear rundown today of why these 10 coins are rising.

1.$PONS The leading launchpad on the Robin Hood chain, with protocol fees of $9.05 million in the last 24 hours, fees exceeding pump for several consecutive days, and a cumulative buyback-and-burn ratio of 29.84%.
2.$ARB Built on ARB by the Robin Hood chain, with 10% of net revenue flowing into the ARB ecosystem.
3.$UNI Protocol fees and revenue hit new highs, with the Robin Hood chain contributing 70%, and single-day buybacks and burns peaking above $1 million.
4. ZEC, at an all-time high, the leading privacy coin, with institutions openly buying in, driving a short squeeze.

5. DASH, a veteran privacy coin, boosted by ZEC.

6. HYPE, three related ETFs attracting institutional positioning, hit an all-time high, and buyback-and-burn amounts recently reached new highs.

7. CRV, DeFi infrastructure, rising along with the broader sector.

8. ENA, with updates across four major ecosystems, and entering the stock perpetual contracts market.

9. LINK, infrastructure in the DeFi sector, rising along with the broader sector.

10. PUMP, the largest launchpad on SOL.

Why did $ZEC surge so much?

The main reason is that large institutions have started buying openly, and Grayscale's ETF has become their compliant channel.

The second is a short squeeze. Before, many people didn't believe it could rise. For example, an agent for an OG whale holding 80,000 BTC started shorting from $444. The higher the price goes, the more forced liquidations happen, and the more they buy, the higher it goes.

Finally, and most importantly, the narrative has changed. Big names, such as the founder of perpetual contracts, Heige (Arthur Hayes), have begun promoting the idea that "privacy is also a tradable asset." In the Chinese crypto circle, Qige said, "In the AI era, privacy becomes increasingly valuable. Protect privacy and uphold the light of civilization."

Binance's biggest live trader, explanation for the surge of $ZEC

The biggest dark horse in the crypto world! $PONS
Launched just two months ago, protocol fees over the last 24 hours have exceeded 9 million USD, pushing UNI down to third place.

First, take a look at a set of PONS data and feel the impact for yourself:

Protocol fee rankings over the last 24 hours:

- #1: Tether (USDT) — 16.1 million USD
- #2: PONS — 9.05 million USD
- #3: UNI — 8.29 million USD

A protocol launched only 2 months ago has already surged to second place in the entire crypto market in terms of fees, surpassing $UNI .
But that’s just the appetizer. What really gave me goosebumps is the data below:

PONS has been live for 60 days, with cumulative protocol fees of 72.48 million USD, and the token buyback-and-burn ratio has already reached about 29.68%.

What does that mean?
$PUMP has been around for so long, and the burn ratio is only 17%. PONS doubled that burn intensity in just 2 months.
A baby that is just 2 months old is visibly overtaking the old-school launchpad PUMP.

Why is PONS able to run so fast?

The logic is actually not complicated: in the launchpad sector, PUMP has already proven that the flywheel of “fee revenue → buyback and burn → deflationary price growth” can work. PONS upgraded that model — 80% of revenue is used directly for buybacks and burns, which is even more aggressive than PUMP’s 50%.

In plain terms, for the same business, PONS returns more of the profit to the token itself.

One last thing:

PONS is not a MEME, so don’t play it with MEME thinking. It has no narrative bubble, no celebrity shilling; all it has is 80% of daily protocol revenue being used for buybacks and burns to support it from below.

I can’t say for sure whether this is the top, but at least one thing is certain — a machine that uses 80% of the money it mints to buy back and burn is not being held up by sentiment.

Ancient giant whale? I think it’s "ancient leek" 😂 Shorting $ZEC and losing $23.32 million

Just looked at the data, that previous ancient whale holding 80,000 bitcoins $BTC , the agent’s short position has expanded its losses again.

Currently holding a 32,800 ZEC short position, with an average entry price of $444, currently unrealized loss of $23.32 million, liquidation price $2,569.

This $ARB is way too outrageous, with a single-day gain of over 45%

It directly shot to the top of the trending list

He was the white moonlight in countless people's hearts. During the airdrop farming era, I spent less than 50u from one wallet and eventually got 2000u. After that, various airdrops in its ecosystem gave me at least another 500u.

After so many years, I thought it had already gone quiet, but I didn't expect that the recent Robinhood chain $HOOD went viral and brought it along too.

Because Robinhood uses ARB's technology, 10% of the protocol revenue has to be returned to ARB.
#BTC触及80000美元

Ferrari may be old, but it's still Ferrari

Famous early car head Li Ping $ZEC made more than 10 million dollars in profit on a single trade.


He once became famous overnight thanks to $SHIB , becoming a top ten holder and making over 100 million.

In his post, he stated that as AI develops, privacy will become increasingly valuable, and said, "Protecting privacy and preserving the light of civilization is not a choice, it is a principle."

Can you believe it? $67,000 turned into $9.5 million in 50 days!

$PONS second on the leaderboard (the well-known meme player Minion Yellow) bought 10.96 million tokens for $67,000 when PONS's market cap was $6.16 million.

Held all the way until now, with an unrealized gain of $9.5 million.

The three biggest money-printing machines in the crypto world — do you know who they are?

If you’re staring at a screen full of candlesticks right now and don’t know who to bet on, here’s one approach: the barbell strategy.
What does that mean? Bet on both ends, and throw out the middle.

On one side, buy projects with real revenue and profit-supporting models; on the other, add a bit of pure MEME for upside. As for those middle projects that have narrative but no data, hype but no revenue — ignore them completely.
Today, let’s start with the first side — the three real money-making, buyback-committing money printers in crypto👇

1.$UNI Core profit model: trading fees

In the last 24 hours, protocol fees were 15.24 million USD, revenue was 1.23 million USD, yesterday’s buyback-and-burn count exceeded 170,000 tokens, totaling 1.06 million USD.

2.pons launchpad

In the last 24 hours, protocol fees were 6.34 million USD, revenue was 1.24 million USD, and the estimated buyback-and-burn amount is 900,000 USD.

3.$HYPE perpetual contracts

In the last 24 hours, protocol fees were 2.92 million USD, revenue was 2.28 million USD, and in the last 24 hours 27,200 HYPE were burned, worth 2.29 million USD.

You can see that UNI has the highest protocol fees, but most of those fees have to be distributed to LPs, so its actual revenue and buyback-and-burn are lower than HYPE. As for why $PUMP didn’t make the list this time, it’s because pons is just too strong.

UNI is really on fire—its single-day buyback and burn just hit an all-time high!

I just glanced at the data, and I was stunned.

$UNI In the past 24 hours, protocol fees reached $15.24 million, just $1 million short of surpassing USDT issuer Tether on a single day. Tether’s core business model is to hold users’ dollars and earn interest; its revenue does not come from native crypto yield.

That means UNI has taken the top spot among native crypto protocols!

Looking at yesterday’s buyback and burn of 170,000 tokens, the buyback and burn amount was $1.065 million, an all-time high, with Robinhood Chain $HOOD contributing $850,000.

Now you see why the price is holding up so strongly, right!

Ethereum $ETH largest short, unrealized loss of 18.46 million USD


This guy shorted 80,800 ETH with 5x leverage, with a position value of 198 million USD and an average entry price of 2,220 USD.

He is currently down 18.46 million USD, while funding fees have earned 980,000 USD.

For 80,800 ETH, a 10 USD move in price means a profit or loss of 800,000 USD; a 100 USD move means a profit or loss of 8 million USD.

Although his ETH position is currently at a loss, you don’t need to feel sorry for him—he is still up a total of 136 million USD 😂

Crypto exchange trader “Blue Old Man” made a profit of $9.7 million on UNI yesterday!

Why did he make so much on $UNI ? @48ClubIan

Besides having a position size big enough himself, there’s also the fact that UNI is dubbed the crypto world’s “money-printing machine.” When the market moves, it goes all out—one is more formidable than the next.

After digging through the data, I found something interesting—UNI this time may have only just started warming up.

First, look at the latest numbers:

UNI’s 24-hour protocol fees have surged to $9 million, ranking #2 among all crypto protocols.

Who’s #1? Tether (the issuer of USDT).

Tether’s business model is basically this: they take your money, buy government bonds, and earn interest. Users deposit USD, and the interest all goes into Tether’s own pocket. That’s indeed a super money-printing machine—but it’s a traditional finance play, not a native crypto protocol.

So if you exclude Tether, UNI is the absolute #1 among native crypto protocols—no question.

The other two money-printing machines—$HYPE and $PUMP —have both recently set new all-time highs.
And UNI? It’s only just getting started.

With the same “money-printing” attributes, others already flew up for a round—while UNI is still hunkered down halfway up the mountain. That gap in expectations is for you to taste.

But having said that, UNI’s breakout this time has a key variable— the Robinhood chain.

Look at the burn data from September 4:
- Total amount burned: $579,000
- Of which the Robinhood chain contributed: $325,000, accounting for 56%

The overall buyback-and-burn to protocol revenue ratio is about 6% (900万 fees vs 57.9万 burned), which isn’t that high—but the Robinhood chain alone carried more than half of the burn.

What does that mean?
UNI’s current market expectations and buyback strength depend heavily on the Robinhood chain.
If the Robinhood chain runs smoothly, UNI’s buyback-and-burn will be fierce; if the Robinhood chain has even slight fluctuations, UNI’s data will wobble too.

📌 Quick summary:
- HYPE has already hit a historical high; UNI is still at the launch stage—odds are in your favor
- The protocol fee is #1 among native crypto, and its money-printing ability is undeniable
- But in the short term, the rhythm depends on the “mood” of the Robinhood chain—TVL and trading volume on that chain are directly tied to UNI’s buyback data

A money-printing machine is still a money-printing machine—but the fuel tank is on the Robinhood chain.

If you want to chase UNI, follow the on-chain data of the HOOD chain, not the candlestick chart.

Which brother’s Bitcoin $BTC got liquidated for $5.26 million

Just looked at the data. In the past 24 hours, liquidation totaled $544 million
Long liquidations: $88.24 million
Short liquidations: $456 million
The largest single Bitcoin liquidation was $5.26 million

Yesterday, Bitcoin surged to $80,000, completely chasing the shorts.
Right now it has repeatedly tried to break through $82,000. In my judgment:

1. Too many short positions are piled up in this zone—it's also the stop-loss point for many people. Once it breaks out, many shorts will be forced to stop out.

2. But it won’t give them the chance to stop out. It’ll be pulled straight to $85,000 short liquidation—too fast for them to react. High leverage gets blown up directly.

3. Once it’s above $85,000, it goes straight to $90,000.

Let’s wait and see—welcome the most savage bull market!