Whoa, I just saw this chart in the square, and I'm completely stunned. This isn't trading; it's practically a real-life 'suicidal attack'.
Brothers, did you see clearly? This dude went short on $LAB at 0.68, and now the price has skyrocketed to 4.7. He's sitting on a paper loss of $487,000, with a return rate of negative 85.95%. What's heartbreaking is his message: he's mortgaged his house and car, and has been margin-calling ever since; he really can't borrow any more money now. The liquidation price is at 5.29, just a step away from the current price.
Honestly, looking at this chart really reminds me of my past self. That desperate feeling of watching the price jump toward the liquidation line while being completely powerless is enough to drive anyone insane. This isn't shorting; it's like playing a 'life swap' game with the market makers. You thought 0.68 was a high point, but the market makers are telling you there's always a higher high.
What I admire (and feel sorry for) is his obsession. Going all-in short with 1x leverage, enduring nearly a 7x increase. That takes some serious 'courage' and a thick wallet, huh? But the trading market doesn’t care about tears, and definitely doesn’t believe in 'holding on for dear life'. You try to reason with the market makers, but they just want to drain your last drop of blood. $BTC #LAB
Wow, this guy made 140,000 times his investment in 14 years. Who else can be as awesome as him? In 2011, he spent less than $8,000 to buy 10,000 $BTC , when one Bitcoin was only $0.78.
So what happened? He just held on for 14 years! By October 2025, when Bitcoin broke through $109,000, he sold everything and cashed out over $1 billion. A 140,000 times return, this is not just investment, this is simply like cultivating immortality.
To be honest, what I admire most is not that he bought early, but that he was able to hold on. Over these 14 years, he experienced hundreds of crashes and endured four long bear markets lasting several years. How many times did the market halve, how many times did the media shout 'Bitcoin will go to zero', and he never wavered once. This kind of determination is really not something ordinary people can possess.
I used to have quite a few good stocks, but I sold when they rose two or three times, and cut losses when they fell by 20%. Seeing others get a 140,000 times increase, I can only mock myself: people like us who can't hold on deserve to miss out on big money.
Risk Warning: This kind of 'get rich quick myth' is an extreme case of survivor bias. Just because he made a fortune after 14 years, don’t think you can do the same. Investment requires caution; first, ask yourself if you can withstand a 90% drawdown.
What do you think? If you bought 10,000 Bitcoins in 2011, could you still hold on until now? Be honest in the comments, at which point would you get off the ride? $BTC
$FOX drops 46% in a single day. The most classic “Robin Hood” has always been a fox—now Robinhood Chain finally has a mascot. The fox’s creative concept is definitely smart: the Disney version of “Robin Hood” is deeply ingrained in people’s minds, and Robinhood Chain has just launched its mainnet—so the story, the brand, and the new-chain buzz all line up at once. A price reminder has already been provided: after FOX surged to about $0.0009, it fell back to around $0.00035. It’s down about 46% over 24 hours, with a retreat of roughly 61% from its peak. With a market cap of only about $350,000, the daily trading volume is still over $430,000. With such a small pool, a few chunks of capital can trigger both a sudden spike and a panic sell-off at the same time. There’s also an easily misunderstood detail: the contract is verified on the Robinhood Chain browser, which only means the code and token information are queryable—it does not mean you’ve received Robinhood’s endorsement. Risk warning: Meme tokens with low market caps have thin liquidity, there are multiple coins with similar names, and you must verify the contract address—don’t mistake community marketing for an official partnership.$MEME #Robinhood
Morning market: Nasdaq fell 1.40% and Nikkei dropped 4.03%. AI chips and Middle East oil prices came under pressure at the same time. The market shifted from hesitation to a clear flight-to-safety mood, yet $BTC still holds around $638,000. The Korean market is closed on Friday, with selling pressure passing to Japan: the Nikkei closed at 64,141, down 11.3% from its high in June. Kioxia (Kairenshi) plunged 16.1% in a single day. U.S. stocks also failed to stop the bleeding: the S&P 500 fell 1.01%, and the semiconductor index is down 20.2% from its June peak. $META and Google fell 2.7% and 3.2% respectively, as capital starts to reassess AI investment and valuations. The macro data is not bad: U.S. consumer confidence in July rose to 54.4, and the 10-year Treasury yield eased to about 4.55%. But the “Iran–Israel” conflict pushed Brent oil up 4.6% to $88.10, turning energy back into an inflation variable that outweighs the benefits from falling rates. As of this morning, BTC is around $63,800 and $ETH around $1,840. Total crypto market capitalization is about $2.27 trillion, roughly flat overall. BTC is temporarily more resilient than tech stocks, but it looks more like weakening sell pressure than a renewed risk-on restart. Over the weekend, the key focus is oil prices and the situation in the Middle East. If BTC breaks below $62,500 again, the short-term defense structure will weaken noticeably. Risk warning: Liquidity is thin over the weekend, and geopolitical news may amplify volatility in crypto assets. #日经225跌5%创3月来最差
From the youngest county mayor to being investigated, his clash with Wang Jianlin has again become a hot topic Six days ago he was removed from office, and six days later the authorities officially announced that he is under investigation. Xu Liuwei, a former county mayor who was once the youngest in Guizhou, has once again returned to the public spotlight. Xu Liuwei was born in June 1982. He joined the workforce in August 2005 and holds a graduate degree from the National People’s Congress program. He worked for many years in the Guizhou provincial government. In April 2012, he became a Standing Committee member of the Party Committee of Danzhai County and deputy county magistrate. In 2014, he officially became county mayor. At that time he was only 32 years old, making him the youngest county mayor in Guizhou at the time. On July 10, the Guizhou provincial government website suddenly published a batch of personnel appointments and removals. Among them, Xu Liuwei was no longer listed as serving as deputy secretary-general of the Guizhou Provincial People’s Government. When Xu Liuwei served as county mayor of Danzhai County, he had once “gone head-to-head” with Wanda’s Wang Jianlin, which made him famous nationwide in one battle. The key points of the dispute were: how Wanda’s investment profits in Danzhai would be transferred for government payments; and how to ensure that impoverished areas could truly shake off poverty for good. The incident began in 2014, when senior executives of Wanda suddenly came up with the idea of contracting poverty alleviation efforts county-wide. At first, they had not considered including Danzhai. After Danzhai County learned of the plan, it immediately reported to the leaders of the provincial poverty alleviation office and requested that Danzhai be included among the candidate inspection and evaluation points—only then was it “added to the list.” It is said that after the investigation, they had to call Wanda every two or three days to check on progress. Through this series of efforts, they persuaded Wanda Group. In the end, it was determined that Wanda would invest 1.4 billion yuan: 300 million yuan to build a Danzhai Vocational and Technical College, 600 million yuan to build a tourism town, and another 500 million yuan to set up a Danzhai poverty alleviation special fund, so that within two years, the entire county’s population would be lifted out of poverty. Now Wanda is mired in a “debt crisis,” and the former most outstanding county mayor has also fallen from power. What do you think about Wanda’s choice back then? $BTC
Sega once missed out on $1 trillion, but made an even more important decision! 30 years ago, Huang Renxun flew to Tokyo with a request that was almost certain to fail: Nvidia’s chip built for Sega had failed. He admitted that the architecture choice was wrong, and asked to convert the remaining $5 million under the contract into an equity investment in Nvidia. He even told Kazuo Irijo, in advance, that this money would very likely be entirely lost. Sega considered it for two days and then agreed. The $5 million gave Nvidia about six more months to survive. The company laid off most of its employees, abandoned the wrong path, and concentrated its resources on RIVA 128. After the 1997 product launched, it sold about one million units in four months—only then did Nvidia truly cross the point of no return. On July 15, 2026, Huang Renxun returned to Tokyo’s Akihabara to reunite with Sega’s former president, Kazuo Irijo. He said that without Sega and Irijo’s support back then, Nvidia would not exist today. My take is: the real investment happens when a project has already failed, and the other side admits it may all be a complete loss—yet you can still distinguish the “wrong architecture” from the team that’s worth continuing to bet on. If you were you, would you have invested in Nvidia 30 years ago?$NVDAB #英伟达
Global average AI stock drawdown of 42%? The bubble is bursting, but AI hasn’t ended!
Over the past year, the market has bought almost every asset that could be related to AI: chips, servers, optical modules, data centers, nuclear power, quantum computing, commercial spaceflight—and even companies with no revenue yet that could still get a valuation of tens of billions of dollars based on a single forward order. Now, the tide begins to ebb. NuScale Power has pulled back 85% from its peak, Oklo is down 76%, Redwire is down 69%, and Navitas is down 63%; Oracle and Intuitive Machines are down about 62%, Super Micro Computer is down 56%, and CoreWeave is down 50%. Seeing these numbers, saying “the AI bubble has burst” isn’t an overstatement.
CZ comments that Binance’s 1 billion users proactively sought talks with Musk about an X Money partnership, but the response they got was: “X will process fiat currency; it doesn’t touch Crypto.” Musk is basically playing both sides again—he personally holds most of Dogecoin, has long been bullish on BTC, yet X is now actively “cracking down” on cryptocurrencies across the board! As for X Money, its currently public roadmap is Visa top-ups, bank transfers, peer-to-peer payments, and debit cards. X Payments has already obtained remittance licenses in more than 40 U.S. states. If native Bitcoin payments are added as well, X would need to handle custody, on-chain risk control, taxation, and price volatility. Back when Meta launched Libra, it had billions of users and a top-tier engineering team, but in the end, under regulatory pressure it still changed its name to Diem and sold its assets. What payment networks touch is never just technology—it’s also monetary sovereignty. CZ wants to turn X into a global Crypto payments layer, while Musk chose to lay out the fiat rails first. Their goals differ, and so does their scale and vision completely! If you were Musk, and X Money enabled crypto payments, would you choose <c-1/>$BTC </c-1/>, or Dogecoin <c-1/>$DOGE </c-1/>?
Unbelievable: Changxin hasn’t even been listed yet, but on-chain trading has already driven it to nearly 7 times the issue price. It’s absolutely crazy. Changxin Technology’s A-share issue price is only 8.66 yuan, yet on Hyperliquid, $CXMT started at $5 and at one point climbed to $8.64—equivalent to about 58.5 yuan. First, let’s make it clear: what everyone is trading isn’t Changxin stock, nor a token that can be converted into shares. Instead, it’s a Pre-IPO perpetual contract deployed by TradeXYZ via HIP-3. It represents traders’ expectations of the future stock price. Position holders will not receive Changxin equity, dividends, or voting rights as a result. The $5 figure isn’t a price generated by A-share inquiries either. It’s the initial reference price set by the deployer. Since Changxin hasn’t officially listed, there’s no external spot price for an oracle to track. The current quote is mainly calculated from order-book depth and buying/selling pressure, then the oracle price is adjusted slowly over time. So why do you see price “steps” like $6, $7.2, and $8.64 on the board? $CXMT sets a 20% price-discovery boundary and allows re-anchoring. When buy orders keep stacking at the upper edge, the reference price moves upward, and a new 20% range opens up. It looks like a continuous breakout, but behind it there are both real buy demand and contract rules that push price discovery upward step by step. The easiest thing to overlook is the spread effect. Using an exchange rate of 6.77 yuan per USD, $5 is already about 33.9 yuan—3.9 times the 8.66 yuan issue price; $8.64 reaches about 6.75 times. On-chain traders aren’t betting on whether “Changxin will manage to avoid a down-to-par issue price.” They’re betting on how large the first-day premium after listing will be. After A-shares begin trading officially on July 27, external spot pricing will take over the price determination. By then, if on-chain expectations are far higher than the real share price, the correction won’t be gentle. A 20x leverage setup is especially likely to run into liquidation. Do you think this is Crypto completing price discovery early, or leveraged capital creating a bubble early? #长鑫存储将开启43亿美元IPO申购 #长鑫存储据悉7月27日上交所上市 $NVDAB $CXM.US
The Nasdaq fell 1.47% in a single night. High expectations for AI chips began to backfire, and risk appetite clearly cooled off. $BTC also slipped back to around $63.8k. This round of pressure first broke out in South Korea: the KOSPI plunged more than 6% on Thursday. SK hynix and Samsung Electronics fell by about 12% and 8.8%, respectively. The South Korean regulator then moved to limit new single-stock leveraged ETFs and raised the trading margin threshold to 30 million won, indicating that leverage funds are amplifying the volatility of storage-chip prices. U.S. equities followed the same storyline. The S&P 500 fell 0.51%, and the semiconductor index dropped 4.3%. TSMC’s quarterly profit grew 77%, yet its share price still fell 2.3%. The market is no longer satisfied with “strong results,” but instead demands more upside beyond expectations. In the U.S., initial jobless claims fell to 208,000. Manufacturing data strengthened, and the yield on the 10-year Treasury rose to about 4.59%. As of the morning of July 17, BTC was around $63,800, down about 1.15% over the past 24 hours; $ETH was about $1,625. For now, the crypto market continues to track tech stocks and liquidity pricing. Today, the key is whether $BTC can reclaim $65,000, and whether Korea’s chip sector can stop the decline. If the conflict between Iran and Israel continues to push up energy and inflation expectations, the room for a rebound will remain limited. Morning news—Mizhi Jun—welcome to “follow/engage and grow together through exchange!” #芯片股因AI支出担忧下跌
$288 million $BTC and $ETH suddenly transferred into Coinbase Prime, and the market grew tense: is the U.S. government about to dump them? According to Arkham, the related assets include about 2,875 BTC, 925 BTC, and 30,007 ETH, all of which come from judicial forfeiture cases. But transferring into Coinbase Prime doesn’t mean a sale. The platform also provides government custody, asset consolidation, and auction services, while the U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve rules generally mean confiscated BTC is to be held long term. Next, we’ll watch whether these coins continue to move into exchange hot wallets; without any subsequent transfers, they can only be defined as a custody transfer.
$BTC It’s too real! There are many single men because men don’t have money. There are many single women because men don’t have money. The marriage rate is very low because men don’t have money. The divorce rate is very high because men don’t have money. The birth rate is very low because men don’t have money. So the root of all evil is—men don’t have money. Since nobody has money, why not trade crypto? At least there’s a chance to make money?
“After the ‘Trump account’ goes live, the most eye-catching line is: the U.S. government will give $1,000 the moment a child is born. The actual scope is not that large. Only U.S. citizens who are born between 2025 and 2028 and have a Social Security number can receive this one-time startup funding. Parents also need to proactively submit Form 4547 to open the account; not all newborns receive the deposit automatically. The money will be invested in low-cost funds that track U.S. stock indexes such as the S&P 500, and in principle it cannot be withdrawn before the child turns 18. Parents, relatives, employers, and charitable organizations can continue adding money to the account, with an annual cap of $5,000. The controversy lies here as well. The White House Council of Economic Advisers calculated that if no additional funding is added afterward, the $1,000 could grow to about $5,800 by age 18; if the annual contributions continue at the maximum level, the account could reach about $303,800. With the same policy starting point, the outcomes could still differ by more than 50 times. The United States is running an 18-year experiment: making children stock-market investors from birth. Whether it ultimately narrows or expands the wealth gap will not depend on the initial $1,000, but on who has the ability to keep contributing $5,000 each year afterward. If it were you, would you keep investing this ‘funding’ in your child?” $GOOGL.US #特朗普召开会议筹划扩大对伊攻势
It has only been a little over a month since SpaceX went public, and the stock price has already been slashed from a peak of $225.64 down to $132.15, with a maximum drawdown of about 41.4%, and it also fell below the $135 IPO price for the first time. A company valued at nearly $2 trillion has produced a chart pattern only seen with Meme coins. The market is weak. The 5-, 10-, and 20-day moving averages of rSPCX are roughly $139.88, $144.40, and $151.77 respectively, forming a clear bearish alignment. The MACD is still below the zero line, and there is currently no obvious reversal signal. The $132–$135 range is the first support; once it breaks, the market will reassess the IPO valuation—not just trading sentiment. This selloff isn’t only about the claim that “Musk cashed out early and is harvesting.” SpaceX insiders are still constrained by lock-up periods. The more direct pressure right now comes from fading IPO hype, an overly high valuation, and expectations of increased shares available for trading later. Retail investors received about 20% of the IPO allocation, while those who chased at higher levels have become the first batch of positions under pressure. SpaceX’s fundamentals have not deteriorated by 41% within a month. What has changed is the imagination premium the market is willing to pay for Starlink, Starship, and space data centers. An IPO price of $135 implies a valuation of about $1.77 trillion; even if it falls back to the IPO price, it still isn’t cheap. The most similar aspect to Meme coins isn’t that the company lacks value—it’s that the price was pushed to the sky by narrative first, and only then will reality slowly price it in. For the short term, only by reclaiming $145 can it indicate that selling pressure is starting to ease. To truly reverse the trend, at least $152 near the 20-day moving average needs to be recovered. If $132 breaks, it’s not advisable to call a bottom based only on the fact that “it has dropped a lot.” Risk warning: rSPCX is tokenized securities and must additionally bear risks related to the issuer, custody, redemption, trading liquidity depth, and deviations from U.S. stock prices.$SPCXB #SpaceX
Morning Market Update: The brutal rebound of 6.24% finally allowed the market to exhale, but before BTC moves above $65,000, this correction still isn’t safe. From last night to this morning, risk assets finally caught their breath. Korean equities saw the strongest rebound: KOSPI surged 6.24% to close at 7,284.41 points. SK hynix rose 8.83%, and Samsung Electronics gained 6.27%. Net purchases by foreign investors totaled roughly 23.3 trillion won in a single day, with funds returning to the semiconductor blue-chips that had fallen the hardest earlier. Sentiment in U.S. stocks was much calmer. The S&P 500 rose 0.4%, and the Nasdaq climbed 0.6%. U.S. June PPI came in at 5.5% year-over-year, below market expectations, and the yield on the 2-year Treasury fell by about 3 basis points as a result. Inflation pressure has eased for now, but it hasn’t disappeared. Rising oil prices could still push costs higher again. Intraday, Bitcoin briefly topped $65,486 and is currently trading around $64,600. This level looks more like a follow-through of the global risk-on repair rather than independent strength. The Middle East situation continues to lift crude oil prices; Brent crude at one point nearly reached $86. As long as energy prices don’t fall, Treasury yields and the upside space for BTC will remain constrained. There’s no rush to declare that a new bull market is back today—watch two things first: whether BTC can hold above $65,000, and whether foreign investors continue buying after the rebound in Korean stocks. Risk warning: This rebound relies simultaneously on cooling inflation and stable geopolitical conditions. Any reversal could quickly amplify volatility. #比特币守于三周高位6.5万美元
Damn it—$2.1 billion bet on AI drug discovery, and Hassabis faces the real test by year-end! Hassabis is taking on two of the hardest challenges at once: leading DeepMind on the path to AGI, and trying to use AI to rewrite drug discovery rules that have lasted for decades. Traditional new drug development averages about 10 years and often costs billions of dollars, and most candidate drugs ultimately never make it to market. Isomorphic Labs’ goal is to compress early-stage drug discovery from years to months, and improve the success rate of candidate drugs once they enter clinical trials. Capital has already placed its bets. Isomorphic Labs raised $600 million in 2025, and completed a $2.1 billion Series B in 2026, with total external funding of about $2.7 billion. Its potential value from collaborations with Eli Lilly and Novartis is close to $3 billion, and it has also established a partnership with Johnson & Johnson. Risk warning: funding scale and potential collaboration amounts cannot represent the success of drug development. Even after the first batch of candidate drugs enters clinical trials, there are still risks related to safety, efficacy, and regulatory approval.$GOOGL.US
$BTC #比特币7月上涨9.5%创四年最佳 Oh wow, if you held BTC in 2020, six years have passed and it’s already grown to $1,200—an average annualized return of 200%—while your fiat currency has lost 24%! In the long run, BTC is the only valuable currency; fiat will eventually be phased out. If it were you, would you choose to hold BTC long term or fiat?
$BNB hours old when I was just focused on seeing Gege look cool. Only after growing up did I understand: gambling is never about winning by probabilities. It’s like contracts—you guess which way prices will move and you’ll lose ten times out of ten. Real trading relies on insight into human nature!#散户购股规模降至2020年来最低
Robinhood launches for 7 days, with a $563.9 million trading volume exposing the real traffic playbook! Robinhood Chain was originally built for RWA, but the first big breakout came from Meme. On July 8, its DEX recorded $563.9 million in daily trading volume—but that’s not “an average of $500 million per day.” The key driver, CASHCAT, surged by around 950% at one point, and early wallets have already started cashing out profits. Even more ironic: CEO Vlad Tenev said just a few days ago that meme coins lack productivity, but then later admitted this chain is “also very suitable for memes.” My take: Memes can help a new chain complete a cold start, but they can’t prove long-term PMF. What Robinhood truly needs to validate is whether this speculative traffic can move into stock-token, lending, and stablecoin use cases. What do you think: will Robinhood Chain ultimately look more like Base, or a brokerage on-chain?$CATI #CashCat市值突破2亿美元创新高
Damn: Top trader 10 years, 79x—why does the crypto world still call it slow? The performance of British top trader Michael Platt is enough to make most of the “100x myth” crowd in crypto calm down. He graduated from the London School of Economics and Political Science, then traded derivatives at JPMorgan for nearly a decade. In 2000, he co-founded BlueCrest, which at its peak managed more than $35 billion. The real turning point came in 2015: BlueCrest returned about $7 billion of external capital and transformed into a private investment firm that managed only the founders’, partners’, and employees’ capital. Without customer redemption pressure, and without needing to chase crowded trades for quarterly rankings, the strategy cycles and trader incentives were redesigned. After that, the results were wildly impressive: around 95% returns in 2020, 153% in 2022, and still 38% in 2024. Forbes shows Platt’s current wealth is about $20.9 billion, and lists him among the richest British billionaires. Some media estimate the compounding using year-by-year returns, suggesting BlueCrest delivered nearly 79x over ten years. However, the company has not publicly released a complete audited net asset value series, so “79x” is more appropriate as an estimate rather than an exact fund net value. What’s truly worth learning here isn’t that you can make a fortune by shutting fundraising—it’s this: top returns come from a long-term system, risk budgeting, talent incentives, and compounding, not from going all-in every day. Crypto people often say, “If you can’t earn 100x in a year, what are you even trading crypto for?” Seen this way, maybe we should all exit the scene 😅 A global top proprietary trading platform—“only” 79x in ten years. If it were you: would you want a 100x-in-a-year story, or a system you can replicate over ten years? $ETH #交易