When buying coins, you should buy big, stable coins with market caps of over 100 billion $ETH $SOL $LINK Since last year, I’ve been buying coins. My other worthless coins have fallen by more than half, but these coins have only dropped a little—by around a dozen percentage points at most.
$SOL fell another 10 percentage points—I can still take it. Since I entered the crypto market last year, besides $ZAMA $IO , which are a few that actually made me money, the rest all kept dropping
$SOL There are roughly 3,000 companies worldwide with market values exceeding $10 billion. In the crypto world, there are only a little over 30 coins with market values above $10 billion—about 1%. If you don’t invest in the legitimate securities market and instead come to a place like the crypto world to get fleeced, what do you expect if you don’t get ripped off? The crypto world is a gathering place for broke losers; if you have money, you should still buy stocks. I’m really disappointed in the crypto world. When prices fall, people can’t even sleep well.$NVDAB $NVDA.US
$ASTER The crypto market is ultimately not promising; there are only just over 30 coins with a market cap exceeding 10 billion. In the A-share market, there are at least 1,500 companies with a market cap exceeding 10 billion. How is this even supposed to work?
$ZAMA The technical strength is quite good, and the price has been rising as well. In the past two days overall the market has been falling, and this coin has still been steadily climbing—it's all because selling coins is being used to top up the positions.
$PEAQ PEAQ($PEAQ ):Polkadot ecosystem dedicated L1 chain, native Machine Economy/DePIN foundational infrastructure, specifically serving autonomous trading for IoT devices, robots, and smart hardware. Complete layer-1 underlying stack, focusing on machine identity, automatic device settlement, and tokenization of hardware resources. Already has real-world deployments such as robot farms, charging stations, and smart cities, with real cash flow and Real Yield
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$KAS positive Kaspa trading volume has surpassed 2.4 billion transactions. The Kaspa network’s cumulative transaction volume has reached 2.362 billion transactions, exceeding Avalanche’s 1.45 billion transactions. With the scalable proof-of-work Layer 1 blockchain, significant network activity is expected to rebound between 2025 and 2026.
#grvt The project has completed multiple rounds of financing, with total funding exceeding $33 million. The investor lineup is formidable, including Matrix Partners, Delphi Digital, ZKsync, 500 Global, and Further Ventures, supported by Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund. $GRVT has built a deep moat in the highly competitive Perp DEX arena with its hybrid model of “high performance + compliance + self-custody.” Its strong institutional backing, ample funding, and impressive trading volume data form a solid foundation.
$USDT $SOL This crypto world is really beyond saving; it’s pure fraud. With the same 100 yuan, buying USDT and selling USDT can differ by 8 yuan. Whatever coin you buy, you’re losing—once you top up, it’s decided. The ones who make money are the people who issue coins, the ones who recruit others, and the exchanges.
Endless supply of $0G ; last year people were shouting that prices would rise, and they kept falling. Including $WLFI $ASTER —if you didn’t know, you’d think these coins could reach the sky. But in the end, they kept dropping all the way, and it got slashed in half.
$BTC $ETH $SOL The big direction has been set. The U.S. is planning to cut rates, which is bullish for crypto—go for it! The U.S. June seasonally adjusted nonfarm payrolls added 57,000 jobs. At this point, there are signs of a rate cut.