Starting next Monday (September 21), we will officially resume live streaming.
From Monday to Friday, daily at 7:00 AM (stream as soon as you wake up) and 3:00 PM we will open event contracts. At 10:00 PM (watch the market), we will stream perpetual contracts & event contracts.
As for Saturdays and Sundays (whether we stream depends on the market—if there is no liquidity, we’ll take a break), please be informed.
No matter what you do, you must always maintain a positive and striving mindset. Never complain over a small setback, and don’t give up or slack off. Don’t forget why you entered society in the first place. Only by doing things seriously and taking responsibility for yourself do you have a chance to pull through. Remember: you must keep away from the people around you who bring negativity to yourself.
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The U.S. regulatory authorities have repeatedly released positive signals for the crypto market. Bitcoin (BTC.CC) ETF funds have resumed flowing back in. As the market gradually digests earlier negative factors—such as setbacks in crypto-related legislation and the Fed’s interest-rate hikes—crypto assets in the U.S. East Time zone surged collectively on Friday. Bitcoin reclaimed the $80,000 level, and crypto-related stocks also rose across the board.
Besides BTC and ETH, other major assets in the crypto market also moved higher in tandem, indicating that capital is not only concentrated in Bitcoin, but that a broader risk-on preference is being restored.
Allowing qualified platforms to trade tokenized stocks, the SEC’s stance; the CFTC, another major U.S. financial regulator, advancing a new crypto regulatory framework; and the return of Bitcoin ETF inflows—all became key factors behind the improvement in market sentiment. The market had previously feared that the CLARITY Act advancing in the Senate this Tuesday would become another wave of negative news for crypto assets. But judging by Friday’s market performance, this risk appears to have already been partially absorbed in earlier adjustments.
Bitcoin ETF inflows revive, risk appetite heats up in sync
Apart from regulatory updates, there are also signs of improvement in liquidity.
On Thursday U.S. East Time, a group of Bitcoin ETFs managed by firms such as BlackRock together recorded approximately $160 million in net inflows, ending the prior two consecutive days of outflows.
After the crypto market experienced a pullback, with Bitcoin briefly falling to multi-week lows, the return of ETF inflows combined with positive signals from regulators provided both liquidity support and sentiment support for Friday’s rebound.
Meanwhile, the macro environment also saw a temporary easing.
Earlier in the week, Brent crude oil prices had approached $110 per barrel, but on Friday they fell back to below $104. This eased the inflation and interest-rate pressures caused by the earlier rise in energy prices. The decline in oil prices reduced market worries about further rate increases, which also helped risk assets such as Bitcoin rebound.
This suggests that Friday’s rally was not driven solely by positive developments within crypto itself, but rather by the simultaneous rebound in regulatory policy, fund flows, and broader macro risk appetite. ——————————————————————————— We invest regularly in BTC, BNB, ETH, SOL
Are you really suited to make a living by trading? Part [7]
After reading the previous few articles, let’s use our brains to think together:
Everyone doesn’t have to chase a single, unified “correct” answer—you can simply reply:
① If you currently have no trading income at all, do you still have enough stable sources of income to support your life?
② Does your current daily routine really fit the trading time you’re working with?
③ Do you think your personality is better suited to Scalping, Day Trading, or Swing Trading? Why?
④ What’s your biggest problem right now—are you “not good at trading,” or is your lifestyle environment itself not suitable for the way you’re trading right now?
There is no right answer.
I just hope that the “babes” can use these questions to reorganize your trading logic again.
If you’re interested in trading, feel free to leave a message in the comments or join the chat room to exchange ideas together—learn together and grow together! #Zcash现货ETF月度净流入超2.3亿美元 #比特币突破8万美元大关
🧧🎁🧧🎁🧧🎁 Around September 18, a series of important infrastructure upgrades, project pivots, and industry ecosystem developments took place in the blockchain sector:
1. The Vanar chain completed a major migration and formally shut down its independent L1 mainnet Vanar project. On September 18, it officially initiated the shutdown and liquidation procedures for its original independent Layer 1 blockchain. Before that, on September 17, the project had completed the migration of its token contracts, and trading of VANRY tokens on Ethereum and Polygon was formally paused, fully transitioning to the Base chain. This move marks its departure from the early era of independent public chains. In the future, its strategy will fully shift toward an AI application ecosystem built on the Base chain and “AI Organizations” (AI orgs) platform (such as the Foundry platform planned for release on October 1).
2. In mid-September, the industry’s pragmatic shift toward real-world Web3 business adoption accelerated. The focus of discussions in the Web3 space is moving faster from pure token speculation and concept hype toward “eliminating real-world friction in commerce.” Developers and startups are increasingly inclined to apply blockchain technology to scenarios that truly require multi-party trust, tamper-proof credentials, supply-chain anti-counterfeiting, and digital identity verification—while keeping sensitive data and core business logic off-chain. The emphasis is on “trust infrastructure is better than token theater.”
3. Global regional Web3 and blockchain conferences continued to advance. With mid-September approaching, Web3 technical events and conferences combining academia and industry (such as regional tech events like Brazil’s Web3 PE, etc.) are also rolling out in close succession. These discussions mainly focus on concrete deployment cases of blockchain in areas such as the digital economy, compliant payments, and the creative industries. Overall, as of September 18, the Web3 industry is undergoing structural adjustments: public-chain ecosystems are converging toward mainstream high-performance networks (such as Base) through architectural upgrades, while the industry’s application layer is becoming more pragmatic and compliant.
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Leave room for others, be broad‑minded with yourself. No harshness, no over‑criticism. Leave leeway for others, be lenient to yourself. No harshness, no over‑criticism. #BTC🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 $BTC
$牛来 Is this the rhythm of a bull market coming? Recently, the overall market has rebounded strongly, and the price action has been surging especially fast. Not only has Bitcoin and Ethereum been pushing upward, but a whole bunch of lesser altcoins have also collectively taken off. Many people are already getting excited, thinking that the official bull market has just begun, 💥
Everyone must be clear: what’s happening now is more of a rebound driven by capital rotation. Don’t see broad-based gains and blindly rush into altcoins. Whenever the market warms up again, capital usually pulls up the majors first, then goes on to trade smaller coin categories. When altcoins rise, the “profits” look enticing, but when they fall, they can drop much harder too. Many altcoins themselves lack fundamental support—so they rally quickly, but the pullbacks are just as fast! 💥
Even though market sentiment is hot right now, the macro-level pressures haven’t fully disappeared. News could bring a big wave of volatility at any time. A lot of retail traders, the moment they see altcoins spike, chase the price higher. That makes it easy to end up buying right at the top, 💥
For trading, don’t let short-term upward momentum cloud your judgment. If you already hold positions, you can take profits in batches to secure gains. If you haven’t entered yet, please never go all-in with a heavy position on altcoins. A real bull market can’t be confirmed just by a few days of broad-based pumping. Wait patiently for the overall market to hold above key resistance levels, manage your position size well, and remember: preserving your capital is always the first priority, 💥#比特币突破8万美元大关
Starting next Monday, we will officially resume live streaming. From Monday to Friday, we will broadcast the spot contract & event contract at 7:00 AM and 3:00 PM each day, and broadcast the perpetual contract & event contract at 10:00 PM. Please be informed.
1. SEC clears the way for tokenized US stock trading: The U.S. SEC has introduced an “innovative exemption,” allowing qualifying tokenized securities trading platforms to be exempt from registration as traditional exchanges for a period of up to five years, and to trade tokenized stocks using licensed AMMs and liquidity pools. 2. BTC stabilizes and rebounds after the rate hike: The Federal Reserve raised rates by 25 basis points to 3.75%–4% on the 16th, but on the 17th BTC traded in a range around about $76.5K. The rebound in U.S. stocks also eased short-term market pressure. 3. The U.S. sanctions the Iranian crypto exchange BitBank: The U.S. Treasury Department has added the Iranian trading platform BitBank and related individuals to the sanctions list, citing its involvement in transferring hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of bitcoin to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Digital assets have once again become a focus of sanctions enforcement. 4. The UK intensifies crackdowns on illegal P2P crypto trading: The UK FCA, together with tax authorities and police, conducted actions at three locations in London suspected of operating unregistered P2P crypto businesses and issued stop orders. The FCA said the UK currently has no registered P2P crypto trading firms. 5. S&P Global acquires OpenZeppelin: S&P Global announced it will acquire blockchain security company OpenZeppelin. Its smart contract infrastructure has supported more than $370 billion in large-scale on-chain transfers, as traditional financial institutions continue to invest in on-chain infrastructure.
Kovner’s Paradox: When “Risk Control” Meets “Annualized 87%”—What Are We Missing?
I. The paradox is laid out on the table Bruce Kovner left the trading world its most famous piece of advice: the risk on any single trade should not exceed 1% to 2% of the principal. This discipline has been written into nearly every trading beginner book, and it is repeatedly quoted like scripture in countless training courses. Circulating alongside this rule is another set of numbers: during Kovner’s tenure at Caxton Associates, he produced consecutive years of performance with an average annualized return as high as 87%. He himself started with a borrowed $3,000 and ultimately accumulated a personal fortune of nearly ten billion dollars. These two sets of numbers placed together form a contradiction that is almost impossible to reconcile with common sense. If, every time you place a bet, you only risk 1% to 2% of the principal, then what kind of compounding structure could possibly support a figure like an annualized 87%? Most articles that paraphrase Kovner’s “golden quote” have never seriously addressed this contradiction—they treat risk discipline as the whole truth to teach, yet they dodge a more fundamental question: risk control explains why Kovner didn’t go bankrupt, but it completely fails to explain why he became so extraordinarily wealthy.
The real secret of Kovner isn’t “only losing 1% per trade”: what he taught the masses may just be a half-set system
Many traders will remember a very beautiful quote when they first come across Bruce Kovner: “Don’t take on more than 1%—2% risk per trade.” And then a question arises that seems very reasonable at first glance, but doesn’t hold up under deeper scrutiny: If you only allow yourself to lose 1%—2% each time, how could a trader possibly achieve exceptionally high long-term compounded returns? Going further, if Kovner himself was described in (Market Wizards) as having achieved a streak of ten consecutive years with an average annual compounded return of about 87%, then how exactly does 1%—2% risk control coexist with such an outrageous level of returns?
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