Yesterday's CZ live stream covered a lot of valuable insights, with the core message boiled down to a few key points:
1. Bitcoin will definitely continue to rise. He believes it's only a matter of time before one Bitcoin reaches $200,000, and it might even break previous patterns of price fluctuations. He also said, 'The springtime for altcoins will definitely come,' so don't just focus on Bitcoin—other coins and blockchain technologies will also have opportunities ahead.
2. Don't blindly trade meme coins. This is what he emphasized most. He clearly stated: Don't keep looking at my and He Yi's tweets for buying signals! Sometimes I post tweets just for fun, not as recommendations to buy. He warns everyone that 90% of these coins will fail, carrying extremely high risks—don't rush in just because you saw my tweet, and don't expect anyone to take responsibility if you lose money.
3. Be bullish on AI and prediction markets. He believes AI agents will definitely use cryptocurrencies for transactions in the future—this is a major trend. Additionally, platforms like Polymarket, which predict election outcomes, are still in their early stages and will offer many opportunities going forward.
4. His new lifestyle. Now he's no longer involved in the day-to-day operations of the company. Instead, he focuses on education (he launched a free app for teaching kids called Giggle Academy) and occasionally advises governments around the world.
Overall, CZ now just wants to be a free individual while reminding everyone to think critically about investments and avoid blindly following the crowd. $币安人生 $BTC $BNB
Recently rising hot project: Brevis (BREV), let's talk about this Brevis (BREV) today.
You can simply understand it as a "super brain upgrade" for the blockchain world.
Current blockchains (like Ethereum) have a flaw: weak computing power, high cost, and extremely slow speed. Brevis is here to solve this problem.
Its core idea is: "off-chain computation, on-chain verification."
How does it work? It's like doing calculations on scratch paper during an exam. Brevis uses powerful computing power off-chain to complete complex tasks (like checking historical bills or calculating rewards).
How is cheating prevented? After completing the work, it attaches a "zero-knowledge proof" (a mathematical proof), similar to submitting a minimal answer sheet to the teacher, proving the calculation is correct without having to hand in the entire scratch paper.
What's the result? The blockchain (the teacher) only needs a few milliseconds to verify this "answer sheet" and can be confident the result is correct. This makes it fast, cost-effective, and maintains trust.
How should we view it?
Positively: It addresses the critical need for blockchain to be less expensive and faster. The technology sounds advanced (zkVM), and it has Binance Launchpool airdrop support, giving it a solid foundation.
Calmly: Infrastructure projects like this take time to materialize technically. Currently, prices are highly sensitive to news, leading to significant volatility.
In one sentence: Brevis is a technically sophisticated "labor-intensive" project aiming to make blockchains run faster through technology. It's worth watching, but don't blindly rush in just based on concepts—after all, trading new coins carries the highest risk. $BREV
Thank you for your attention, and congratulations to those who are making money.
My role is 'analyst,' not 'signal provider.' My responsibility is analysis logic and risk management; how to act is up to each individual.
It's common to miss out on gains ('selling too early') in the crypto market—surviving longer is harder and more important than making money quickly.
Wishing everyone good luck!
Crypto_5tranger
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This 'I'm here, damn it' has been really explosive lately, let me break down exactly what's going on—just treat it as entertainment.
1. How did this coin become popular? In short, it's an unprecedented level of 'flattery', and it's a collective unconscious phenomenon.
The origin was when Binance executive He Y posted a tweet on New Year's Day, featuring a picture of her riding a horse, with the caption 'I'm here, damn it' (a vulgar phrase that also sounds like 'horse year'). Someone in the community, skilled at flattery, immediately turned this meme into a token.
The most brilliant part is that no one explicitly said it, but everyone understood. Binance didn't directly list it, but instead selected it through the Alpha screening pool. This created a tacit understanding: the community created the token to flatter, and the platform listed it to show 'approachability' and 'understanding of the joke'. This has been jokingly called 'Binance Shandong School'—the fish head should face the main seat (He Y).
2. What's the current situation? This coin is purely a product of emotion and concept, with no real utility.
Extreme price volatility: The price surged over 400% in the past 24 hours, and market cap reached around $16 million. This explosive growth is entirely driven by emotion and is very fragile.
Official involvement: Just today (January 10), the BNB Chain incentive program bought $50,000 each of 'I'm here, damn it' and 'Binance Life', effectively giving official endorsement. The buzz will definitely not fade.
3. A word of caution This is purely a 'narrative-driven' asset.
Extremely high risk: It can rise fast, but it might crash even faster. Jumping in now is a game of musical chairs—just see who catches the last one.
Enjoy the joke: Understand the underlying 'social dynamics' and marketing tactics behind this meme, but if you're considering putting real money into chasing the highs, think carefully—don't end up saying 'I'm here, damn it, I'm gone'. $BNB $我踏马来了 {alpha}(560xc51a9250795c0186a6fb4a7d20a90330651e4444)
This 'I'm here, damn it' has been really explosive lately, let me break down exactly what's going on—just treat it as entertainment.
1. How did this coin become popular? In short, it's an unprecedented level of 'flattery', and it's a collective unconscious phenomenon.
The origin was when Binance executive He Y posted a tweet on New Year's Day, featuring a picture of her riding a horse, with the caption 'I'm here, damn it' (a vulgar phrase that also sounds like 'horse year'). Someone in the community, skilled at flattery, immediately turned this meme into a token.
The most brilliant part is that no one explicitly said it, but everyone understood. Binance didn't directly list it, but instead selected it through the Alpha screening pool. This created a tacit understanding: the community created the token to flatter, and the platform listed it to show 'approachability' and 'understanding of the joke'. This has been jokingly called 'Binance Shandong School'—the fish head should face the main seat (He Y).
2. What's the current situation? This coin is purely a product of emotion and concept, with no real utility.
Extreme price volatility: The price surged over 400% in the past 24 hours, and market cap reached around $16 million. This explosive growth is entirely driven by emotion and is very fragile.
Official involvement: Just today (January 10), the BNB Chain incentive program bought $50,000 each of 'I'm here, damn it' and 'Binance Life', effectively giving official endorsement. The buzz will definitely not fade.
3. A word of caution This is purely a 'narrative-driven' asset.
Extremely high risk: It can rise fast, but it might crash even faster. Jumping in now is a game of musical chairs—just see who catches the last one.
Enjoy the joke: Understand the underlying 'social dynamics' and marketing tactics behind this meme, but if you're considering putting real money into chasing the highs, think carefully—don't end up saying 'I'm here, damn it, I'm gone'. $BNB $我踏马来了
Explosive surge: Within less than two weeks at the beginning of the year, the total market cap of meme coins rose by over $10 billion. Everyone is chasing high-risk assets, and meme coins are outpacing Bitcoin in growth.
PEPE leads the pack: This "frog" coin is performing the best, surging 50% in just one week and now serving as the market trend indicator.
Other coins benefit too: For example, Shiba Inu (SHIB) rebounded 13%, and the market is red with excitement.
2. Why the sudden surge?
Investors are bolder: Believing the market is recovering, investors are now willing to take risks for quick profits, no longer just seeking safety.
Herding behavior: Seeing others profit, people fear missing out (FOMO), leading to mass buying sprees.
Institutional involvement: Once dismissed as "junk," meme coins now have compliant ETF products, drawing in large funds and institutional players.
3. What are the short-term risks? (Important!)
Big players are dumping: The most dangerous signal is that large holders (whales) are aggressively selling PEPE at peak prices, even at a loss—this is often a warning sign of an impending downturn.
Overbought technical indicators: Simply put, the price has risen too fast and too high, like a rubber band stretched too tight, making a pullback (drop) likely.
High concentration of holdings: Don’t mistake this for a broad public rally—most coins are held by just a few big players. They can dump at any time, leaving retail investors vulnerable to being 'raked'
4. What’s next?
Short-term correction likely: Leading coins like PEPE are hitting resistance levels and are likely to experience a drop or consolidation phase, washing out weak hands.
High volatility: Prices will swing wildly during this period—heart problems not recommended. $ 5. Advice for you
Don’t be the sucker: At current levels, avoid blindly chasing gains. When things look hottest, it’s often when big players are preparing to exit.
Stay disciplined: If you're conservative, stay on the sidelines for now. If you must play, only use money you can afford to lose.
Be ready to exit: The market changes faster than flipping a page. If something feels off, sell immediately—no hesitation.
In short, today’s meme coin market is a game of 'musical chairs'—fun and lively, but the flower in your hand might just become a scorching hot potato. $BTC
The cryptocurrency market in 2026 has matured, leaving behind the past 'wild child' phase driven by emotional hype and showcasing four core advantages:
More practical approaches: The market has shifted from 'lottery-style speculation' to 'real industry development.' Investors no longer rely on empty narratives but focus on whether projects can generate real cash flow. RWA (Real World Asset tokenization) and stablecoins have become key sectors, bridging physical assets with digital finance and offering tangible practical value.
More stable capital: Institutional 'regular forces' (such as BlackRock and Fidelity) have entered the market in large volumes through ETFs, replacing retail investors as the dominant force. This long-term capital has significantly reduced market volatility, leading to a smoother trend. Cryptocurrencies are gradually becoming mainstream asset allocation options, similar to gold.
More practical technology: AI and blockchain are deeply integrated. AI is no longer just a concept but acts as a 'digital employee' with wallets and the ability to participate in transactions, launching a 'machine-to-machine' economic model and bringing new growth momentum to the industry.
Clearer regulations: Global regulatory frameworks (such as the U.S. Genius Act and the EU MiCA) have been fully implemented, eliminating the uncertainty of 'lawless zones.' Traditional financial institutions like banks are actively entering the market under compliance, further boosting market confidence.
In short, the 2026 market is no longer a gambling den based on luck; it is a formal financial market driven by technology, rules, and real value. #加密市场观察 $ETH $BNB
In short, the cryptocurrency market in 2026 is like a 'grown-up adult', no longer the 'naughty child' driven by hype and emotions as it once was. If you look at this market right now, the most obvious advantages and changes are mainly reflected in the following points: 1. The game has changed: from 'playing lottery' to 'running a business' In the past, people bought coins hoping they would increase in value (speculation), but in 2026, people care more about whether a coin can generate profits and be useful. Focus on performance, not stories: Just like when buying stocks you care whether a company is profitable, the current market only believes projects that generate real cash flow. Coins that rely solely on grand promises and big stories are no longer trusted.
Roughly calculate, with a profit-taking at 66.01% and leverage of 51x, your position is 33.99÷0.6601×51÷105,054.30≈0.0249975 BTC. If you take this position * your stop-loss difference of 240.3, isn't it just 6U?
良子-大胃袋
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How is this calculated, brothers? I set a stop loss of 200 points and lost 6 units, and a take profit of 1400 points earning 33 units. 1400 points is seven times 200, so shouldn't the profit also be seven times under the same margin conditions? Shouldn't it be 42 units? After deducting the handling fee, isn't it not much left? Isn't this just pure harvesting of retail investors, brothers? How is this done?
How is this calculated, brothers? I set a stop loss of 200 points and lost 6 units, and a take profit of 1400 points earning 33 units. 1400 points is seven times 200, so shouldn't the profit also be seven times under the same margin conditions? Shouldn't it be 42 units? After deducting the handling fee, isn't it not much left? Isn't this just pure harvesting of retail investors, brothers? How is this done?
The essence is position * price difference = profit and loss. If the position is measured in U, then you need to use the position U first/opening price to calculate the quantity of the position, and then * price difference for profit and loss. The crypto market isn't that easy to make money, so it's better to study well first 😂