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Big wins from small plays are always the charm of MEMEcoins 🏆

0xc0fd...3698 bought tokens worth $700 when the market cap was 34k, 67 days ago, getting 20 million coins of #CASHCAT

As of the morning of the 25th, #CASHCAT reclaimed the 200M mark—token price has already broken $0.2 per coin

Just the original 20 million CASHCAT bought for $700 is now worth $4 million, not even counting the two additional purchases made afterward.

Unfortunately, this big brother sold a bit too early. He started selling in batches at 5M, all the way up to 100M. Then he realized he couldn’t sell it all—every time he sold, the price kept rising. So he kept a core position and stopped selling.

In the end, the big brother bought a total of $6,700, sold $220,000, and still has $220,000 left in the account 💵

The account shows a return rate as high as 18,700%

What a pity he didn’t hold on—otherwise it would’ve been true financial freedom 🥹 #CASHCAT

A reply that made $150,000—this is top-tier execution by a pro 🥹

@kurtzxx monitored @cz_binance’s Twitter. When CZ reposted a reply to this little yellow cat, he bought #BinanceCat immediately.

His first on-chain buy happened at 12:41:19, while CZ’s repost was at 12:41. Since Twitter doesn’t show seconds, we don’t know the exact seconds CZ posted. But in just 19 seconds, monitoring + recognition + buying—this is already incredibly impressive.

The last time I saw someone this capable was @Vida_BWE

He took monitoring arbitrage to the extreme.

He made a total of 3 buys totaling $4,000. After other people reacted, the #binancecat market cap broke $1M. Then, within 2 minutes, he aggressively pulled out $150,000.

The whole process took only three minutes.

Bought the first tranche at 41 minutes 19 seconds.

Bought the second at 20 seconds.

Bought the third at 21 seconds.

At 41 minutes 26 seconds, he pumped to 400k—then the big shot started selling.

At 41 minutes 29 seconds, the market cap peaked, breaking $1M.

At 43 minutes 19 seconds, he sold the last tranche.

During that span, within 2 minutes he sold 120 orders to fully exit, netting a perfect profit of $145,000.

If I told you to go all-in on a BSC meme with a $20M market cap, would you think I’ve got a screw loose?

This genius, 0xbdba...9558, bought #牛来 (NiuLai) 7 days ago—steadily from $14M up to $20M. During that time, he made 76 buys, totaling $1.5M, with an average holding price around $17M.

7 days ago, #BTC was still around $63,000, and nobody knew that within a few days it would push close to the $80K mark.

Just the day before yesterday, when #BTC was testing the $80K level, #牛来 was also trying to break through the $80M threshold.

Unfortunately, #BTC failed to break above $80K, and #牛来 also didn’t manage to surpass $80M. The big shot quickly pulled the plug and sold all his position, ultimately netting nearly $400K in profit 💵

I just want four words to describe this genius: decisive and ruthless.

Once on Binance Alpha, he bought in large amounts without hesitation. When the overall market surged and sentiment was at its best, he decisively exited—leaving not a single cent behind.

So the truth is, someone really did exactly that—and they cashed out successfully.

#CATE In Brother #CATE's dictionary, there's only one word: buy!

Since the token was issued, he has made a total of 93 buys, with total purchase amount of $80.3k, holding 31.9 million #CATE, for a position share of 2.79%

Current price: $0.046 per token, holding value: $1.3M.

The three sell orders were near a market cap of 7M—then he bought it back afterward.

Even at the 70M level there are buy orders too. He really ignores market fluctuations—his eyes only have the desire to HODL 🥹

#TUT’s market maker forgot to pay the exchange’s protection fee?

I woke up this morning and saw that multiple exchanges are conducting in-depth investigations into TUT at the same time 🔍

In the past 24 hours, the liquidation amount of TUT has already exceeded that of major coins like #BTC #ETH

There have been varying degrees of aggressive “needle” attacks on TUT across Binance, Gate, and Bitget

Stop holding onto the idea that any MEME can be logged into the OKX main site.

Binance and OKX’s attitude toward MEMEs is completely different.

Even if Binance wasn’t great, they’ve still spoken up, listed and truly supported it on the spot market.

OKX, from start to finish, has been criticizing MEMEs, suppressing MEMEs, and never supported MEMEs. They even despise MEMEs—from beginning to end.

Do the court and third-party auditing institutions get involved? You’d have to be looking to die—like taking rat poison.

What’s the difference between this and handing over money?

No wonder it went bankrupt—an exchange that’s been around longer than Binance for all these years has still been operating like this.

Second, if they decided to shut things down, they should have immediately started inventorying and consolidating the assets. Once this kind of announcement goes out, a withdrawal bank run is definitely going to happen. After running an exchange for so long, don’t they even have that level of awareness?

Or do they know a stampede is coming, so they deliberately didn’t inventory and consolidate the assets in advance, and instead directly limited withdrawals—so they could buy a bit more time to make an exit?

No wonder they couldn’t grow. After all this time, even the founder’s PR copy has been utterly atrocious.

coinup beware⚠️

If you have money, go first.

When the first domino falls, it triggers a chain reaction. Don’t try to figure out the bottom—you never know who the next one will be.

The gate already has a way to perish

#BTC Two-week volatility doesn’t exceed 7%, while #SNDK’s 10-minute volatility is 10%

A few days ago it surged 40% in a day, then fell 30% overnight.

Intra-day swings of 20%-30% are easy—under this kind of volatility, not to mention high-leverage trading, you might die who knows how many times. Even with just 3x–5x leverage, you’re going to be wiped out.

You have to know that even in the era when Bitcoin grew aggressively, it wasn’t this crazy. People say the crypto world eats people without spitting out bones, but if you remove leverage, the much-criticized blow-off rallies and brutal drawdowns are still not even as much as a small fraction of what you’d see in the stock market.

The liquidation prize pool is accelerating in its accumulation...

Over the past two weeks, #BTC and #ETH have not seen much fluctuation, bouncing back and forth within a range.

As for the current liquidation data:

If it breaks above 65,000, it will liquidate $2 billion worth of short positions.

If it falls below 62,000, it will liquidate $2 billion worth of long positions.

The current price is 63,800; the upside move needed from here is much smaller than the downside move.

According to the Wolf Period Index, Bitcoin #BTC will end this bear market on October 16, 2026

On October 17, it will officially enter the next bull market

There are 118 days left until October 16

There are 618 days left until Bitcoin’s next halving

# Coldcard theft nears $116 million, with over 22,000 BTC returning to exchanges

A 2021 firmware vulnerability in the Coldcard hardware wallet was exposed, resulting in insufficient randomness in the generation of recovery phrases (seed phrases), allowing hackers to steal a total of over $116 million—about 22,000 BTC—using the flaw.

As a result, large amounts of BTC flowed back from self-custody wallets to exchanges, reversing the “self-custody” trend that emerged after the FTX incident.

Galaxy Research director Alex Thorn said this is “the opposite of FTX,” with Bitcoin users moving to exchange custody due to security concerns.

Developers including Jameson Lopp called for stronger wallet security, emphasizing the limitations of the principle “trust, but verify.”

The divergence is still there; once it breaks below the support level, the selloff will accelerate.

Still, be patient and wait. #ETH

#BTC At this point 65800 is already a fairly clear resistance—after 6 attempts, it still hasn’t broken through.

Judging purely from the order book/chart, since price fell from 66900 and broke below 65800, it has never been reclaimed. Before the break, 65800 acted as support; afterward, it turned into a resistance level.

In the span of a week, it was touched 6 consecutive times and each time was quickly pushed back. That alone is enough to show that sell pressure overhead is heavy and the market is weakening.

Yesterday, when price rose, I even temporarily thought that the drop was in order to pave the way for a better rally—shaking out long positions and adding fuel. But in the end, it still wasn’t able to go up.

The curse of the real-money trading big shots is taking effect...

The last time I opened a long position on #BTC, it suddenly crashed from 65,000 to 63,700.

This time, in the middle of the night, I accidentally opened the real-money account—this evening Bitcoin also suddenly crashed from 65,000 to 63,700.

Did that dog-pound market maker target me and start hunting me down?

Actually, his position size is too large. He’s bullish on the medium term, but it’s too easily affected by short-term price movements, and his frequency of opening and closing positions is too high—even higher than my own “10u battle god” when it comes to opening and closing trades.

A long process, wait patiently. #ETH

Another old exchange has announced its closure and exit

The 8-year-old exchange BitMart has just announced on X that it will begin orderly shut down of its trading platform operations.

Starting at 01:30 on July 26, 2026 (UTC time), BitMart will gradually stop accepting new user registrations and suspend all cryptocurrency and fiat deposit services.

At 15:59 on January 31, 2027 (UTC time), it will officially cease operations of the trading platform.

As of July 26, 2026, a total of

five exchanges—Jucoin, CoinUp, AscendEX, BitMEX, and BitMart—have successively shut down.

@BitMartExchange has 1.377 million followers, currently the #1 among all exchanges that have shut down.
On CoinMarketCap, it ranks 32nd globally among exchanges.
There are 1,600+ exchange markets (top ten; #1 MECX2870).
Weekly active users are 1.6 million+ (top 15; #1 Binance has 8 million weekly active users).
24-hour trading volume is 1.6 billion (ranked fifth).

In a sense, this is still a fairly well-known smaller exchange in the third/fourth tier—but even it can’t withstand the bear market and has to shut down.

If you’ve seen this, you have to say “clown” 🤡

A few days ago, they cracked down hard on each other’s follows, one by one.

Then, turning around, they went to Huang Renxun’s comment section to follow each other.