A quick take from the money-flow perspective:
“Keplr suspends Google and Apple sign-ins due to a Web3Auth vulnerability; over 44,000 wallets were compromised, with more than $6 million stolen.”
After news like this breaks, I ask three questions related to money:
1. Are large orders skewed toward buying or selling?
2. Is trading volume for $BTC (24h: $379 million) continuing to grow?
3. Are whales making unusual transfers to exchanges?
Only when all three point in the same direction can we say the market has validated the news; otherwise, it’s probably just a sentiment swing.
News with specific figures carries more weight than vague claims.
“Keplr suspends Google and Apple sign-ins due to a Web3Auth vulnerability; over 44,000 wallets were compromised, with more than $6 million stolen.”
After news like this breaks, I ask three questions related to money:
1. Are large orders skewed toward buying or selling?
2. Is trading volume for $BTC (24h: $379 million) continuing to grow?
3. Are whales making unusual transfers to exchanges?
Only when all three point in the same direction can we say the market has validated the news; otherwise, it’s probably just a sentiment swing.
News with specific figures carries more weight than vague claims.
