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Four’s lack of profit is going too far—an entire GME front-row filled with full-on conspiracy addresses. Are you not giving us retail investors any room to play? Directly divert + fast-track—who would dare to go up and build?

A new trading contest is here again—this time they changed the rules again, and it looks even more intense. I miss when there was guaranteed protection (low-security coverage). Do we still stand a chance in this one, brothers?

Crypto world bigwig Ye Jiande died from a naked fall
A Chinese-born (of Chinese descent) cryptocurrency investor fell to his death from the 30th floor in a mysterious incident
Case highlights In the early hours of August 7, Chinese-born cryptocurrency investor Ye Jiande
died after falling from the 30th floor of the Jade Park apartment in Asunción, Paraguay. The body was found fully nude, covered with a black plastic bag. The apartment door on the 30th floor was left open and the scene was in disarray.
Police investigation has not ruled out the possibilities of an accident, suicide, or third-party involvement. His 29-year-old Brazilian girlfriend said
she had no knowledge of what happened.

Li Xiaolai, who has tens of thousands of BTC, is still updating GitHub every day
Right now, Li Xiaolai’s GitHub already has close to 100,000 stars, and the biggest is still a book he wrote himself: “Everyone Can Use English” 😂😂
Turns out that the day-to-day life of a billionaire big shot is also busy updating GitHub

With such a high bride price, kudos to the brothers from Heze. Put this money into buying more ETH—it's so sweet!

I bought a physical BTC—can anyone take a look and tell me if it’s real?

Brothers, will those who signed up for the Yushu Technology lottery be able to eat meat?

Go check the Rewards Center. A group friend said the stock promotion from last time’s homepage lottery has been credited.

Some counterfeit (shanzhai) coins don’t decline as part of a washout; the market genuinely doesn’t want them anymore.
Today, the shanzhai market has taught a lot of people a lesson: not every drop is called a washout, and not every 50% plunge will bounce back.
Many people have a habit: when their coin falls, they comfort themselves with, “The big players are washing,” “Just wait for the wind,” “It’ll turn for me eventually.” But the reality is that in this crypto market, some shanzhai coins keep falling and falling until nobody is paying attention anymore. No trading volume, no new narratives, no exchange expectations, no community voices—what’s left is only a group of bagholders cheering each other on.
Lately, some long-standing shanzhai coins have been dropping in a very ugly way. This actually shows that the market is repricing. It’s not that the money is gone; it’s that the capital has become more selective. In past bull markets, any coin could rise just by slapping on AI, DeFi, or GameFi. Now it won’t. The market will ask: Why should it go up? What new buy orders do you have? What story makes others willing to take the position?
The most ruthless part is that many retail investors aren’t willing to admit they bought the wrong thing. They’d rather hold for three months, half a year, or even a year than rotate into a stronger target. The result is that while others follow the main trend and repeatedly capture swings, they’re stuck in a weak coin, waiting every day for “break-even.”
I think when doing shanzhai right now, the first principle isn’t to bottom-fish—it’s to look at strength. Strong coins will have buyers stepping in during pullbacks; weak coins will bounce with no demand. When you buy a weak coin, you’re not necessarily picking up a bargain—you might be picking up chips that other people don’t want anymore.
Stop believing blindly that “the more it drops, the more it will rise.” In crypto, it can keep dropping even after it has already fallen a lot.
Do you have any shanzhai coin in your hands that you keep holding until, at some point, you don’t even want to open and check it anymore?

Hormuz, oil prices, inflation—don’t expect either the U.S. stock market or the crypto market to feel easy
Don’t just watch crypto—the moment oil prices move, BTC may get scared and follow
Many people trade crypto only by watching the exchanges’ gain/loss rankings, but the truly big waves often don’t start inside the crypto market. Instead, they suddenly come from the macro environment.
Recently, geopolitical developments, the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices, and inflation expectations have all been brought back into discussion by the market. It sounds far from crypto, but it’s actually closely related. When oil prices rise, the market worries that inflation will come back; when inflation turns back, rate-cut expectations for the Fed may cool down; when rate-cut expectations cool, risk assets are more likely to get hit. BTC, U.S. tech stocks, and altcoins all fundamentally depend on risk appetite.
That’s why sometimes you find that: even though nothing bad seems to have happened in crypto, the whole market suddenly plunges. It’s not that projects have failed—it’s that the outside environment has changed. When liquidity tightens, the first things people sell are always high-volatility assets.
But macro shocks aren’t only bad. They wash out leverage in the market, and they also give patient capital a chance to wait for better prices. The key is that you can’t go all-in and rush blindly when macro conditions are uncertain, and you also can’t mistake short-term price swings for changes in a project’s fundamentals.
At this stage, I’d rather leave a bit of room in your position. If the market gets frightened by the macro factors and throws you a chance, it may work out for you; but if you’re all-in from the start, when the opportunity arrives, you can only watch.
Crypto isn’t an island. Oil prices, U.S. stocks, the U.S. dollar, interest rates—everything eventually filters into your account.
Do you think the next big move will come from inside the crypto market, or will it crash in from the macro side?

Alpha of course chooses to do BSB brushing. Brushing 66,000 transactions can still earn 5U—if you’re brushing to earn, there’s no wear and tear 🙈🙈

SomeBook users are terrifyingly intense 😵😵😵

Are you geniuses? This can even be sold?

SOL isn’t dead yet—the real show might be coming later
Lately, people’s opinions about SOL have been quite divided.
Some believe SOL isn’t as strong as it used to be: Meme hype has cooled, and on-chain activity isn’t as crazy as before; others remain firmly optimistic, thinking that as long as the market turns around, the SOL ecosystem will always be the easiest place for weird/“妖” coins to emerge. I think both viewpoints make sense, but neither is complete.
SOL’s core advantage isn’t actually one particular project—it’s its “casino-like” nature. It may sound unflattering, but it’s true. Once crypto funds want excitement, Solana is always one of the first places people think of. Low cost, fast speed, lots of users, and a strong Meme culture—all of these stacked together make it very hard for SOL to completely fade out of the spotlight.
The current issue is that the overall market hasn’t entered a state of extreme excitement yet, so the SOL ecosystem is temporarily hot only in pockets, not across the board. You’ll see some coins suddenly pump hard, and you’ll also see many new listings come online and then drop to zero. What does that mean? It means the money is still there, but it’s pickier now—it doesn’t blindly rush in like before.
If BTC holds steady later and altcoin sentiment spreads, SOL will most likely remain one of the lines that’s hard to bypass—especially in areas like Memes, DePIN, AI agents, and on-chain trading tools. As long as there’s one breakout in any of these directions, capital can easily regroup and come back.
But don’t understand “optimistic about the SOL ecosystem” as “just buy whatever coins are on the SOL chain.” Those are two different things. A strong ecosystem doesn’t automatically mean every project is strong. What you truly need to watch is trading volume, community heat, holder distribution, and whether it can stay in focus consistently for two or three days.
SOL isn’t dead—it’s just waiting for the market to get excited again. When everyone starts complaining that mainstream coins are rising too slowly, that’s when the real show in the SOL ecosystem begins.

Alpha scored, we only need 200 points. There are many places available—doesn’t look like it’s meat.

For the chips I went into the CAP new listing, I only took out my cost—now I still have about 9,000 U in tokens. I really am a diamond hand 😍😍😍

I bought a little three months ago, and once I got in, it trapped me for three months. Today it’s up and I feel dizzy and lightheaded. Can you tell me why $BMT is rising? At this point, I can’t hold it like this.