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Someone asked: What exactly is the EVM, and what does “EVM-compatible” mean?
Here’s how I usually explain it: The EVM is a stack-based virtual machine. Each data unit (word) is 256 bits, and the stack can hold up to 1,024 items. The EVM charges Gas for each instruction. When a transaction runs out of Gas, execution stops and all state changes are reverted, preventing infinite loops from freezing the entire network.
$ETH 2557.61（+2.13%）
If anything is unclear, ask me in the comments.

#ETH

This is not investment advice. Invest at your own risk.

$PONS 1 hours +3.66%🚀
The candlesticks suddenly shifted from moving sideways to an elevator ride up, without stopping along the way.
Current price: 0.3598, 24h: +1.15%.
This rally has turned everyone who hesitated into a spectator.
How are your holdings doing today?

#PONS

Personal record, not investment advice.

Let the data speak: $BTC 83610.73, up 0.73% intraday
Market news: A three-week streak of net inflows has ended, with Bitcoin spot ETFs seeing net outflows of $681 million last week.

Don’t rush to conclusions when bearish news breaks. First, take a clear look at what’s happening. A move is more convincing when price and volume move together; if price is moving but momentum hasn’t followed, that’s a reason to be cautious.

#BTC

Volatility is high, so manage your leverage carefully.

$GRASS One-year high alert: broke above the 365-day high of 0.8473, up 27.45% in 24h, with 24-hour trading volume about twice the usual level.
Next to watch: can it hold 0.8473 on its first pullback? Follow for updates as soon as things move.

Be aware of the risks and make your own decisions.

Indicator Notes｜$LA ｜Funding rate: -0.0976%｜Shorts pay｜Current price: 0.0699
First, a definition: The annualized funding rate is simply the current rate extrapolated over a year. The rate changes every funding period, so don't mistake it for the actual cost over a year.
How to read it: Funding rates for small-cap coins tend to be more volatile. An unusually high rate in a single period doesn't necessarily indicate a trend, while extreme rates are rarer for major coins.
Rare readings often come with more pronounced price swings. At times like these, it's better to reduce leverage rather than increase your position.

#LA

Just a personal note—make your own trading decisions.

A note: During this bout of volatility in the $BTC perpetual contract, a short position worth $1.03 million was liquidated.
People often ask what liquidation means. This is how I understand it:
The higher the leverage, the closer the liquidation price is to the entry price. The price doesn’t need to move much for a position to be liquidated.
When liquidations happen across the board, rather than guessing whether prices will rise or fall next, it’s better to first check how close your position is to its liquidation price.
Extreme readings often come with greater volatility. At times like these, it’s even more important to reduce leverage instead of adding to your position.

#BTC

This is for record-keeping and sharing only, not investment advice.