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Reasons for Bitcoin’s surge tonight
1. The three major U.S. stock indexes all rose, lifting the crypto market
2. Bitcoin ETFs have had net inflows for 3 consecutive days, with inflow exceeding $500 million
3. Trump’s remarks about the Strait of Hormuz eased the risk of geopolitical conflict
4. Tonight, the White House will hold a meeting with executives from the crypto industry, regulators, and others; and with the release of the Fed FOMC meeting minutes, regulatory optimism is expected
1. The three major U.S. stock indexes all rose, lifting the crypto market
2. Bitcoin ETFs have had net inflows for 3 consecutive days, with inflow exceeding $500 million
3. Trump’s remarks about the Strait of Hormuz eased the risk of geopolitical conflict
4. Tonight, the White House will hold a meeting with executives from the crypto industry, regulators, and others; and with the release of the Fed FOMC meeting minutes, regulatory optimism is expected
Latest Update:
The Federal Reserve announced that interest rates will remain unchanged at the FOMC meeting.
The Federal Reserve announced that interest rates will remain unchanged at the FOMC meeting.
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Your attitude towards Bitcoin is your perception.
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Using the 360 Paradox to Understand Why Crypto Trading is Banned in the Domestic Market? #Web3 $BTC
Who can hold this
Ethereum: down 41% over five years
Potatoes: up 732% in a month
Turns out the real inflation hedge isn't some crypto, it's a regular potato from the market 😂
Ethereum: down 41% over five years
Potatoes: up 732% in a month
Turns out the real inflation hedge isn't some crypto, it's a regular potato from the market 😂
Brothers in the red today, if you catch this tweet, your mood might just lift.
Back in 2009, Lily Allen turned down an offer of 200,000 $BTC$ for a performance fee.
Looking at it today, that's a whopping $16.2 billion!!!
Back in 2009, Lily Allen turned down an offer of 200,000 $BTC$ for a performance fee.
Looking at it today, that's a whopping $16.2 billion!!!
Don't envy the foreign markets; they're all about that pump-and-dump, while we're just making adjustments during the dips—just taking a bit longer, 😂😂😂
The second restaurant in Vienna, Austria is officially accepting Bitcoin payments. Bitcoin payments have already taken root abroad, and it's only a matter of time before they become a mainstream international payment method.
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Honestly, this is probably the first time in my life that I've seen so many traditional institutions banding together to invest in a public blockchain.
Cathie Wood's Ark Fund, the parent company of the NYSE ICE, BlackRock, Standard Chartered, Japan's SBI, and a16z are all in on the Circle blockchain, the parent company of the stablecoin USDC.
Cathie Wood's Ark Fund, the parent company of the NYSE ICE, BlackRock, Standard Chartered, Japan's SBI, and a16z are all in on the Circle blockchain, the parent company of the stablecoin USDC.
Binance just dropped the latest on asset reserves
BTC's asset reserve is sitting at 100.22%
ETH's asset reserve is at 100%
USDT's asset reserve is a solid 104%
BNB's asset reserve is clocking in at 101%
SOL's asset reserve is holding steady at 100%
The highest asset reserve goes to USDC, hitting a whopping 106%
BTC's asset reserve is sitting at 100.22%
ETH's asset reserve is at 100%
USDT's asset reserve is a solid 104%
BNB's asset reserve is clocking in at 101%
SOL's asset reserve is holding steady at 100%
The highest asset reserve goes to USDC, hitting a whopping 106%
Just finished reading CZ's life at Binance, and there are a few details that sent chills down my spine.
Honestly, it's completely different from the 'success story' I was expecting.
Here are a few highlights that struck me the most:
1. The secret negotiations with the U.S. Department of Justice detailed the entire negotiation process. CZ said that during the most intense moments, he didn’t know if he would be taken away the next day.
There was back-and-forth for several months, with a few near collapses in talks. He described that feeling as 'sitting on a volcano, not knowing when it will erupt.'
2. Life in prison: 15 minutes on the computer, waiting in line for an hour—this was the most shocking part for me.
In prison, each inmate only gets 15 minutes of computer time a day, but since there are limited computers, you have to wait an hour to get your turn.
CZ wrote this book bit by bit in such an environment.
3. The grudges with SBF—this book publicly shares CZ's complete view on the FTX incident for the first time. From the initial investment to the later fallout,
and then to the FTX collapse, CZ writes with restraint, but you can sense the complex emotions in between.
He said, 'I don’t hate SBF, but I feel sorry for the users who lost money.'
4. Why choose to plead guilty? Many people don’t understand why CZ, who could have fought back, chose to plead guilty, pay fines, and resign.
The book provides the answer: he didn’t want the millions of Binance users to be affected by his personal choice.
If he chose to resist, Binance could face more severe sanctions, even being completely shut down.
Honestly, this book is not just an entrepreneurial story; it’s more like a practical manual on 'how to survive in the eye of the storm.'
As someone in the crypto space, I expected to see a bunch of grand narratives about 'decentralization' and 'Web3.0,'
but big bro uses almost a plain-spoken style to break down his journey from a Canadian programmer to the founder of Binance into concrete decision-making moments.
During the industry crash in 2022, how he calculated the bottom line to 'survive' in a meeting room at 3 AM using an Excel sheet.
If you're looking to find the 'get-rich-quick formula' in this book, you might be disappointed;
But if you want to see how a programmer uses 'engineer thinking' to reconstruct the financial world, this book is worth reading three times.
Honestly, it's completely different from the 'success story' I was expecting.
Here are a few highlights that struck me the most:
1. The secret negotiations with the U.S. Department of Justice detailed the entire negotiation process. CZ said that during the most intense moments, he didn’t know if he would be taken away the next day.
There was back-and-forth for several months, with a few near collapses in talks. He described that feeling as 'sitting on a volcano, not knowing when it will erupt.'
2. Life in prison: 15 minutes on the computer, waiting in line for an hour—this was the most shocking part for me.
In prison, each inmate only gets 15 minutes of computer time a day, but since there are limited computers, you have to wait an hour to get your turn.
CZ wrote this book bit by bit in such an environment.
3. The grudges with SBF—this book publicly shares CZ's complete view on the FTX incident for the first time. From the initial investment to the later fallout,
and then to the FTX collapse, CZ writes with restraint, but you can sense the complex emotions in between.
He said, 'I don’t hate SBF, but I feel sorry for the users who lost money.'
4. Why choose to plead guilty? Many people don’t understand why CZ, who could have fought back, chose to plead guilty, pay fines, and resign.
The book provides the answer: he didn’t want the millions of Binance users to be affected by his personal choice.
If he chose to resist, Binance could face more severe sanctions, even being completely shut down.
Honestly, this book is not just an entrepreneurial story; it’s more like a practical manual on 'how to survive in the eye of the storm.'
As someone in the crypto space, I expected to see a bunch of grand narratives about 'decentralization' and 'Web3.0,'
but big bro uses almost a plain-spoken style to break down his journey from a Canadian programmer to the founder of Binance into concrete decision-making moments.
During the industry crash in 2022, how he calculated the bottom line to 'survive' in a meeting room at 3 AM using an Excel sheet.
If you're looking to find the 'get-rich-quick formula' in this book, you might be disappointed;
But if you want to see how a programmer uses 'engineer thinking' to reconstruct the financial world, this book is worth reading three times.
Next week's market is going to be absolutely wild!
Monday → Waller takes over as the new Fed boss
Tuesday → US CPI report drops
Wednesday → Fed's monetary policy committee head speaks
Thursday → Fed's balance sheet release
Friday → Trump-Xi meeting
Get ready for the most volatile week of 2026!!
Monday → Waller takes over as the new Fed boss
Tuesday → US CPI report drops
Wednesday → Fed's monetary policy committee head speaks
Thursday → Fed's balance sheet release
Friday → Trump-Xi meeting
Get ready for the most volatile week of 2026!!
Rumor has it that a big player went all-in with 3 million on a futures option, raking in 120 million RMB overnight. Living the dream!
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CZ Big Bro mentioned that after getting out, he hopped on a private jet straight to the UAE, escaping California.
From stepping out of the detention center to takeoff, it was just a 26-minute ride!
This consensus conference coming back to the U.S. has me feeling all kinds of ways.
CZ: "To be honest, I've been trying to avoid coming to the U.S. for the past few years."
Playing the role of a student who’s afraid of being called out in class, hoping not to be noticed, hoping not to be noticed 😂#CZ
From stepping out of the detention center to takeoff, it was just a 26-minute ride!
This consensus conference coming back to the U.S. has me feeling all kinds of ways.
CZ: "To be honest, I've been trying to avoid coming to the U.S. for the past few years."
Playing the role of a student who’s afraid of being called out in class, hoping not to be noticed, hoping not to be noticed 😂#CZ
Another C17 just landed at Beijing Capital Airport
So far, 8 have arrived one after another
The goods from Chuan Chuan should be delivered pretty much by now.
So far, 8 have arrived one after another
The goods from Chuan Chuan should be delivered pretty much by now.
Let me tell you a scary story—
U price is about to drop below 6.8, devaluing at nearly 3% over the past year.
Guys, that means if you're not pulling in over 3% annually, you're just passively losing money while waiting; everyone needs to wake up!
In the A-shares active equity funds, less than 20% can consistently deliver stable annualized returns of 3% over a ten-year horizon;
Are you really still unable to outperform the big A?
U price is about to drop below 6.8, devaluing at nearly 3% over the past year.
Guys, that means if you're not pulling in over 3% annually, you're just passively losing money while waiting; everyone needs to wake up!
In the A-shares active equity funds, less than 20% can consistently deliver stable annualized returns of 3% over a ten-year horizon;
Are you really still unable to outperform the big A?
The Ultimate Guide—How to HODL Through the Bear Market
Worth a deep dive into this👇
Worth a deep dive into this👇
The most reckless Korean traders have pulled out of the crypto market, and now the Turks, who are in the deepest losses, along with many from Mainland China, are slowly shifting to the US stock market. Zhao Si has been having a tough time lately, getting celebrities to endorse him everywhere, claiming that he isn't responsible for the 10.11 crash—then why not release the data from the night of 10.11? 😅 Even the most naive 'retail investors' know the tricks of your exchange.
The most striking change this round isn't about who's calling the shots harder, but rather which group is quietly changing tables. The level of participation from Koreans in the crypto market was something the whole world could see, and now they're slowly backing off. The US stock market, AI, and semiconductors are getting more crowded, indicating that people aren't losing their appetite for risk; they’re just moving to a casino that looks 'more respectable, has better fundamentals, and is easier to latch onto mainstream narratives.'
The migration in the market is often not driven by emotions, but by scars. When a place suffers too much loss, has too many dirty rules, and takes too long to break even, people will naturally flow towards another area that appears to be more of an opportunity. Many say it's about portfolio adjustment, but to put it bluntly, money will flow wherever a new wealth story can be told.
The most striking change this round isn't about who's calling the shots harder, but rather which group is quietly changing tables. The level of participation from Koreans in the crypto market was something the whole world could see, and now they're slowly backing off. The US stock market, AI, and semiconductors are getting more crowded, indicating that people aren't losing their appetite for risk; they’re just moving to a casino that looks 'more respectable, has better fundamentals, and is easier to latch onto mainstream narratives.'
The migration in the market is often not driven by emotions, but by scars. When a place suffers too much loss, has too many dirty rules, and takes too long to break even, people will naturally flow towards another area that appears to be more of an opportunity. Many say it's about portfolio adjustment, but to put it bluntly, money will flow wherever a new wealth story can be told.
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