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The introduction is contradictory; at first it states that only retail investors are buying, then it says that it's the large players who are in control! Is this author incompetent?
靠币来自由
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Seen elsewhere: $BTC is about to go to zero.
Considering the actual situation, this argument seems very reasonable.
Why?
Since 25 years ago, up until now, ancient giant whales that have been dormant are throwing away their BTC.
On-chain data shows that the BTC that has been sold off has already exceeded 40 billion.
This is a terrifying number, seemingly really proving that: BTC has peaked, and the next step is the road to zero.
BTC is the "cornerstone" of the cryptocurrency world; if BTC goes to zero, the entire cryptocurrency world will also go to zero.
I can't imagine how many people will be on the rooftop at that time.
However!
I do not believe that BTC will go to zero.
A senior once told me: All over the world, no matter where, we can see it as a "ranking" game.
From the perspective of life's meaning: everything in this world has nothing to do with us, therefore all of this has no value.
Where does value come from?
Virtual currency and BTC demonstrate this mystery very well: value comes from consensus.
When everyone believes that an item has value, it has value; so how can this valuable thing become worthless?
The answer is astonishing: forming a consensus on value is difficult, and zeroing out value is also difficult.
Because society is a huge ranking game, taking BTC as an example: if it falls below 100,000 U, someone will immediately buy the dip at 98,000 U; these people are ranked at "98,000 U/BTC."
If BTC continues to fall, it will reach 80,000 U, and then someone will buy the dip again, 70,000 U, still someone buys the dip, 60,000 U, there are still people buying the dip………
No matter how it falls, there will always be "people at this position" who will buy the dip.
To go to zero, unless no one buys the dip, and everyone thinks it is worthless.
But there is a type of person in this world called "stubborn types"; these people dare to buy even if BTC falls to 0.1 U.
Therefore, something that has formed a value system is very difficult to go to zero.
This reasoning is very worthy of long-term investors to "enlighten."
Rise and fall make no difference; it all requires a reason.
I believe $WLFI can be valued at over 20 U, why?
With the support of the understanding king.
$ASTER is the same; with CZ backing, so I believe in miracles.
Considering the actual situation, this argument seems very reasonable.
Why?
Since 25 years ago, up until now, ancient giant whales that have been dormant are throwing away their BTC.
On-chain data shows that the BTC that has been sold off has already exceeded 40 billion.
This is a terrifying number, seemingly really proving that: BTC has peaked, and the next step is the road to zero.
BTC is the "cornerstone" of the cryptocurrency world; if BTC goes to zero, the entire cryptocurrency world will also go to zero.
I can't imagine how many people will be on the rooftop at that time.
However!
I do not believe that BTC will go to zero.
A senior once told me: All over the world, no matter where, we can see it as a "ranking" game.
From the perspective of life's meaning: everything in this world has nothing to do with us, therefore all of this has no value.
Where does value come from?
Virtual currency and BTC demonstrate this mystery very well: value comes from consensus.
When everyone believes that an item has value, it has value; so how can this valuable thing become worthless?
The answer is astonishing: forming a consensus on value is difficult, and zeroing out value is also difficult.
Because society is a huge ranking game, taking BTC as an example: if it falls below 100,000 U, someone will immediately buy the dip at 98,000 U; these people are ranked at "98,000 U/BTC."
If BTC continues to fall, it will reach 80,000 U, and then someone will buy the dip again, 70,000 U, still someone buys the dip, 60,000 U, there are still people buying the dip………
No matter how it falls, there will always be "people at this position" who will buy the dip.
To go to zero, unless no one buys the dip, and everyone thinks it is worthless.
But there is a type of person in this world called "stubborn types"; these people dare to buy even if BTC falls to 0.1 U.
Therefore, something that has formed a value system is very difficult to go to zero.
This reasoning is very worthy of long-term investors to "enlighten."
Rise and fall make no difference; it all requires a reason.
I believe $WLFI can be valued at over 20 U, why?
With the support of the understanding king.
$ASTER is the same; with CZ backing, so I believe in miracles.
Freezing funds is probably the scariest thing.
KZG Crypto 口罩哥
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Circle's inadequate crisis response raises doubts about USDC's safety procedures
Coinbase funds were stolen, and Circle failed to freeze them in time; this situation has escalated. The vulnerabilities in the security procedures are laid bare.
As the issuer of USDC, Circle should have immediately frozen the funds upon discovering suspicious transactions, but their response was clearly slow. Hackers had enough time to transfer assets, and the losses are irretrievable. This is not a technical issue; it is a process issue. There is room for improvement in the emergency response mechanism, coordination with exchanges, and decision-making speed. Trust in stablecoins is hard to build, and a single mistake can have a huge impact.
USDC has always touted compliance and safety, and this incident is a wake-up call. The advantage of centralized stablecoins is the ability to freeze funds, but the prerequisite is a quick response. If they can't even do this well, why would users choose a decentralized solution? Circle needs to conduct a thorough review, not just an apology. Strengthening cooperation with exchanges and law enforcement to establish a faster response mechanism and using technology to enhance monitoring capabilities is essential.
As the issuer of USDC, Circle should have immediately frozen the funds upon discovering suspicious transactions, but their response was clearly slow. Hackers had enough time to transfer assets, and the losses are irretrievable. This is not a technical issue; it is a process issue. There is room for improvement in the emergency response mechanism, coordination with exchanges, and decision-making speed. Trust in stablecoins is hard to build, and a single mistake can have a huge impact.
USDC has always touted compliance and safety, and this incident is a wake-up call. The advantage of centralized stablecoins is the ability to freeze funds, but the prerequisite is a quick response. If they can't even do this well, why would users choose a decentralized solution? Circle needs to conduct a thorough review, not just an apology. Strengthening cooperation with exchanges and law enforcement to establish a faster response mechanism and using technology to enhance monitoring capabilities is essential.
There are large sizes and small sizes, who thinks that back then he only had one computer.
中本幻影
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Is Satoshi Nakamoto still alive? If he is, why hasn't he spent all that money?
Brother👦, can you give me a tip?
玩偶哥哥
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$ADA Oh my, I'm retired.
It should be 500 yuan
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Yes, these coins are all Tian Di coins, dropping to $10 and then going up to $90, before dropping back to $10, constantly fluctuating, and then waiting for another surge two years after the general election.
hao_e
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A Trump coin bought for 50U, can I break even next year? $TRUMP
Isn't using FDUSD fee-free?
小酒夫
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A month's cost is 2500 over a hundred U, how much does it add up to in a year? Working hard, yet not earning as much as the platform.
Those who support and promote genuine democracy, true global freedom, and real trade freedom are the heroes of the world; conversely, those who suppress freedom in the name of fairness are the enemies of the world.
Web3大密密
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🚨 Trump officially signed the pardon order! The founder of the dark web Silk Road will be released soon!
💥I just sorted out the legendary story of Ross, the founder of Silk Road, last night
Trump signed a pardon this morning
The speed is amazing😦
🚨 This man had 144,000 bitcoins confiscated by the government!
💰 Sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years!
Why does the founder of a dark web black market who was sentenced to life imprisonment attract so much attention from the richest man Musk and Trump?
What crime had he committed and why was he released now?
Let’s take a look back at the story of this legendary figure…
In 2011, Ross Ulbricht, a young idealist, created the Silk Road – an online marketplace to buy and sell almost anything!
Trump signed a pardon this morning
The speed is amazing😦
🚨 This man had 144,000 bitcoins confiscated by the government!
💰 Sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years!
Why does the founder of a dark web black market who was sentenced to life imprisonment attract so much attention from the richest man Musk and Trump?
What crime had he committed and why was he released now?
Let’s take a look back at the story of this legendary figure…
In 2011, Ross Ulbricht, a young idealist, created the Silk Road – an online marketplace to buy and sell almost anything!
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