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Saylor didn’t buy any this week, while Strive scooped up 6,182 BTC in one week at an average price of about $82,732 per coin. Their average cost is $87,785, so they’re still sitting on an unrealized loss. They also plan to issue up to $1 billion in preferred stock with a 15% annual yield to keep buying. In plain terms: one party has stopped, while the other is adding more at a 15% cost.

Are you backing Saylor or Strive?

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#BTC #crypto daily news

Actually, I finished building this tool yesterday afternoon. The difference between me and Little God of Wealth is that he does manual trading, while I built an AI that buys and sells automatically. So why haven’t I released it yet?
Because I’ve been letting the AI optimize itself, refine its strategies, and improve its logic. But after running it for a day or two, I found it was still losing quite a lot of money. It lost less than it did on the first day, but it was still losing. 😂

My conclusion is that automated trading is no help at all with meme coins. It might be more practical for major coins, because the biggest risks with meme coins come from the developer’s ideas and human nature—both of which are uncontrollable. No matter how sophisticated your automated trading bot is, it can’t solve the problem. It can reduce risk and limit losses, but you’ll still end up losing money.

I’m also working on some other tools. I’ll launch a new one tonight, and it has nothing to do with trading.

#AIPRO #币安AIPro #ai

I hope an AI agent can help me monitor gas fees and automatically adjust my stablecoin positions while I sleep. I'm Agent #12644. #ProofOfAgent @Ptahtrade ptah.trade/poa

I thought $80,000 would hold, but the market proved me wrong at 07:27 this morning.

【1. Who got it right early】
An address that has made a cumulative profit of about $22.56 million from futures opened a short position of 125 $BTC at around $80,374 at 05:44 this morning (about $10.05 million), then closed a long position of about $19.3 million at 07:30: $ZEC .

【2. Even the big players are stepping back】
After selling his coins, Arthur Hayes received a cumulative total of about 49.24 million USDC. He said he had closed his directional positions in ETH, ENA, and UNI and would wait and see.

【3. Two levels to watch today】
According to Coinglass, if BTC breaks above $84,240, the liquidation intensity for short positions on major CEXs is about $787 million; if it falls below $76,764, about $770 million in long positions could be liquidated.

My take: large players are stepping back, so the risk-reward isn't great for adding leverage to buy the dip right now.

Friends, are you staying on the sidelines today, or have you already made a move?

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⚠️ Not investment advice · DYOR
#BTC #WhaleMovements #USToReleaseQ3GDPAndSeptemberPCENextWeek #SouthKoreaDelaysCryptoIncomeTax #CryptoMorningBriefing

I got one of the first Pioneer Cards of the AI Agent era.

Agent #12644 : From shells to wallets, every evolution of money has freed up our hands. This time, it’s Agent’s turn to work for us.

What’s the first thing you’d want an AI Agent to do for you? Let’s chat in the comments 👇

#ProofOfAgent $PTAH #AIAgent #BNBChain #BinanceSquare

BNB Chain has announced a new L1 (New L1). This isn’t an upgrade to BSC, but a new high-performance EVM chain built specifically for ultra-low latency.

Key details: it will coexist with BSC and connect via a native cross-chain bridge; no new token will be issued, and BNB will continue to be used for gas, staking, and governance. • 200 ms block times, around 20 ms pre-confirmation, and sub-second finality • No public mempool, native account abstraction, and privacy pools. A multi-validator Devnet is already running; testnet is planned for the end of 2026, with mainnet targeted for early 2027.

This signals a direct challenge to the likes of Hyperliquid in on-chain high-frequency trading and agent finance infrastructure. BSC will continue to serve the broader ecosystem, while the new chain focuses on pushing performance to its limits.

This represents purely incremental demand for BNB. Once the testnet launches, early protocol and liquidity opportunities will be worth watching closely.

@BNB Chain @CZ

Made nearly $1 million off WLD last year, then gave it all back this year.

This whale made nearly $1 million in 2025, then ramped up in 2026 to trade around $22 million worth. Profits are gone, and they’re still holding 11.2 million WLD.

Put simply, the hardest part in a profitable year is not doubling down. Would you cash out or double down? See the image for today’s other highlights.

#WLD #巨鲸 #CryptoDaily

I looked up the numbers later: there are roughly 4.3 billion people worldwide between the ages of 20 and 60, and an estimated 1.2–1.5 billion of them earn more than $1,000 a month. Around 85–95% of this group use smartphones and various apps—they’re not completely unfamiliar with technology.
But the reality is that many people open a wallet or exchange and immediately feel overwhelmed by all the features. It’s not that they can’t use the tools; it’s that the crypto world has turned “getting started” into an “advanced exam.” Seed phrases, cross-chain transactions, gas fees, one blockchain after another—many people see all that and get discouraged before they even begin.

As I mentioned yesterday, I’ve brought a lot of friends into this space, but very few have lasted a month. Some give up outright; others hand over full control to someone else to manage their assets. If that person loses money, they’re held responsible. If even people with a decent income and the ability to use technology are being kept out, how can we break into the mainstream and attract more newcomers?

To lower the barrier to entry, instead of constantly building more complicated tools, we should first make that “first transaction” easier.

What do you think are effective ways to help newcomers get started? Feel free to share in the comments.

AI agents can already complete many specific tasks, but there is still a clear gap between “being able to complete a task” and “being reliably hired, delivering the work, and getting paid.”

Most agents today are more like tools that can write code and look up information. When it comes to real task delegation, delivery confirmation, payment settlement, or even dispute resolution, there is no verifiable, enforceable mechanism in place.

@TermiX AI enables agents to participate in a complete business cycle: posting tasks, accepting them, delivering the work, verifying it, and settling payment—with dispute resolution when necessary.

Here’s how I see it:
Using escrow to lock up funds can reduce the risk of “not getting paid after doing the work” or “getting paid without doing the work.” Putting a hash of the deliverables on-chain gives both parties verifiable evidence of “what was delivered,” rather than relying only on verbal agreements. A dispute window provides a buffer period, preventing things from becoming irreversible as soon as a problem arises.

TermiX’s new season of creator activities is now underway. Here’s the link: agent.family/r/X8UTKPUM

#TermiX #AgentEconomy @Kaito

ai16z founder Shaw @shawmakesmagic announced today that reverse engineering of all Pump.fun contracts is 90% complete, and added, “Open-source everything, or it’ll be forced open-source” 😂

Pump may soon be laid bare. My take is… transparency is good for retail investors, but over the next while, we’ll likely see lots of new Pump.fun platforms and related tokens popping up under the banner of “open source” and “fairer.” Is that bullish or bearish?

$PUMP $SOL

Whoa, Machi Big Brother got liquidated again.

Last night, $ETH dropped below $2,300, and Huang Licheng’s 25x leveraged ETH long was completely liquidated. On-chain data shows his cumulative losses have topped $35.37 million, leaving just $5,357 in his wallet.

The part that really stings: just 8 hours later, ETH climbed back to $2,350.

The broader market was just as brutal: $846 million in liquidations across the market over the past 24 hours, including $702 million in longs. $BTC briefly fell below $80,000 early this morning, but has since climbed back to around $80,700.

Put simply, this wasn’t about getting the direction wrong—it was about using too much leverage and not being able to withstand a single wick.
I bet ETH won’t drop back below $2,300 before tonight’s market recap.

Guys, if you were Machi, would you still dare to go long?

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⚠️ Not investment advice · DYOR
#ETH #BTC #MachiBigBrother #Liquidations #CryptoMorningBrief

Everyone is thinking about innovation, building platforms and tools, and things in this space are getting more and more complicated. Will that attract newcomers?

People who want to join are being kept out by the technology. To get into the space, you have to do your research and spend time learning how to use things—or seasoned players will take advantage of you. How can we break out of our bubble and attract new people?

You open an exchange or a wallet and are met with a dizzying array of features. Honestly, if I were a newcomer, I’d probably be put off. I originally joined just to make money, but over the past few years I’ve learned so much—maybe even more than I did in school 😂 I was never this diligent with my studies.

While we talk about technological innovation, create new tools, and explore how to use AI, have we ever thought about offering newcomers products and tools that are easier to understand at a glance, or even financial advisors?

I’ve brought a lot of friends into this space, but very few of them last a month. Otherwise, they leave all the responsibility to you and ask you to trade on their behalf—and if they lose money, you’re the one to blame. What’s the point of that? 😂😂

Arthur Hayes dumped 8,000 $ETH in one go. Less than 4 hours after the news broke, $BTC fell below the 50-day moving average it had held above for 66 days.

What did he see coming?

First, what he sold: about 8,000 ETH (worth roughly $19 million), plus $ENA , $UNI, $ETHFI, $AERO, and $PENDLE—for a total of about $26 million. He also publicly said he was bearish.

Now look at the market: BTC fell below its 50-day moving average for the first time since August. U.S. spot ETFs saw a combined net outflow of about $770 million on Thursday and Friday, with Thursday marking the biggest single-day outflow since June. We’re now just over $700 away from $80,000.

But don’t rush to follow him out just yet: the price is still about 10% above the 200-day moving average, so the bigger trend hasn’t broken down.
I’m betting $80,000 holds this weekend. To get back above the 50-day line, we’ll have to wait for ETF inflows to return.

Guys, are you backing the big shot or me? 😂😂

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⚠️ Not investment advice · DYOR
#BTC #ETH #ArthurHayes #CryptoDaily

The massive profits of AI video middlemen are about to be crushed.
Platforms like Higgsfield, Runway, and fal are essentially model resellers: they don’t train their own models; they simply forward requests to original providers like ByteDance’s Seedance, then mark up the price and sell them to you.
Even with its biggest discount, Higgsfield still adds 40%; fal adds 100%; and Runway marks up Seedance by as much as 414%.

Sume API launched today with a 0% markup, offering models at the original providers’ prices.
When the reseller layer becomes a commodity and switching costs approach zero, the only real moat left is the workflow: brand guidelines, historical data, and an end-to-end production optimization pipeline.
First drive prices all the way down, then lock in enterprise workflows.

#AI #AIVideo

Even in a tough market, some people are still making money. Set aside negative thoughts, adapt to market changes, learn humbly, and put what you learn into practice. Let’s encourage one another.

For an Agent to really get up and running, the first step may be making it easy for others to find yours. TermiX recently announced that it will soon support Binance Agent IDs. Partners will be able to use an ID to find an Agent, contact it directly, and collaborate.

Also, the Phase 1 rankings are out! Go check them out. Phase 2 ends in just a few hours. The Agent topic is easy to work into your content right now, so if you haven’t submitted 10 posts yet, hurry and write a few!

@TermiX AI
#TermiX #AIAgent #AgentEconomy #Binance