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I recently noticed that Bitcoin ETF funds are once again attracting huge capital. BlackRock IBIT leads with $263 million transferred in, while the total inflow into Bitcoin ETFs reached $458 million. This is the largest in over five months and indicates that major institutions are returning to the market.
Looking back at the event on March 2nd, when Bitcoin surged to $70,000, the capital inflow was very strong. MicroStrategy also took advantage of this opportunity to buy an additional 3,015 BTC with $204 million. As of now, they hold 720,737 BTC with a total investment of $54.7 billion. Other

I just checked the Fear & Greed Index and saw it dropped to 8, which means the market is deep in 'extreme fear.' Do you know what greed is? Basically, it's an indicator of investor sentiment—when Fear is high, it means fear; when Greed is high, it indicates greed. Currently, we are at the very beginning of the spectrum, meaning everyone is scared.
This single-digit level is very rare. Usually, when the market hits this state, volatility is very strong, and people react quickly to any news. I see many traders are cautious about opening new positions, waiting to see where the market will go.
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I just applied Getting Things Done (GTD) and how it completely changed the way I work. Getting Things Done is not just an ordinary task management method; it’s a system that helps you get everything out of your head and organize it in a logical way.
Actually, the reason I looked into what GTD is because I was overwhelmed. Hundreds of tasks every day, constantly worried about forgetting something, feeling stressed all the time. Until I understood the core principle of GTD: trying to remember too much reduces your focus and creativity. That’s when I started to realize why a reliable system is ne

I just reviewed the token unlock schedules of major projects and found several noteworthy points. Although these unlocks have been happening since February, they demonstrate how strong selling pressure can impact the market.
Looking at the numbers, MELANIA is one of the most significant cases with over 61 million tokens released, accounting for 40.83% of the circulating supply. APT, ARB, and XDC also had large unlocks around that time. The current price of MELANIA is approximately $0.11, APT at $0.91, and ARB at $0.10 — all reflecting the pressure from these token unlock schedules.
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I recently noticed an interesting project in the DePIN space — Parasail Protocol. They just completed a $4 million seed funding round with a valuation of $50 million, led by Protocol Labs along with a notable list of investors such as D11 Labs, MH Ventures, BitRise Capital, EV3, Fenbushi Capital, and many other prominent names.
What’s great about Parasail is that it’s addressing a real issue in DePIN — how to better secure hardware services. Instead of having hardware resources scattered around, Parasail Protocol is building a system to aggregate, manage, and allocate them more efficiently.
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Recently, I noticed silver returned to the $80 level, and what happened a few days ago was truly quite interesting. Silver just experienced a massive sell-off — dropping from 82.77 to 73, a decline of over 10% in one move. The cause was a sudden increase in CME margin requirements, forcing highly leveraged investors to liquidate. But what's fascinating is that it rebounded quickly back to 80, indicating real buying interest here.
What caught my attention yesterday was the NFP data. Only 50,000 jobs were added, much lower than expected. When employment is weak but unemployment remains low, the

Wow, TRUMP just woke up a few minutes ago and I've already lost a few hundred U. This token went up 1.83% today, but why is it so sudden? The current price is around $3, but I didn't have time to sell. Who can understand this market, it's always so unpredictable. Have you guys experienced a similar situation?

I just learned more about what RLC is and wanted to share because I find it quite interesting. RLC is not just an ordinary token; it is the heart of the entire iExec ecosystem, a decentralized cloud computing platform.
Let me briefly explain what iExec is. It’s a platform that allows users to access computing resources, storage, and data from a global network of nodes. Instead of relying on traditional centralized cloud services, iExec creates a distributed environment where people can provide or utilize resources.
But what exactly is RLC, and why is it so important? Simply put, it is the nati

When it comes to the Metaverse, I definitely can't overlook the 2021 event when Facebook rebranded as Meta. At that time, Mark Zuckerberg announced a new development strategy at the Connect conference, and the whole world started paying attention to this concept. But actually, the Metaverse isn't something new — the idea was first outlined by writer Neil Stephenson in 1992 in his work Snow Crash.
So, what exactly is the Metaverse? Simply put, it's a digital space created through the Internet, combining technologies like augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR). Instead of just viewing d

When starting to trade crypto, I realize that the MACD indicator is one of the essential tools in technical analysis. It was developed by Gerald Appel in the late 1970s and remains a favorite among many traders to this day.
So, what is the MACD indicator? It is the Moving Average Convergence Divergence indicator—a trend-following momentum indicator that uses moving averages to identify the direction of the price. Notably, it records past price movements, so it is a lagging indicator. Its advantage is that it can help us detect potential buy and sell signals.
Before diving deeper, we need to un

I have just thoroughly researched an interesting decentralized data project called Measurable Data Token (MDT). The question "What is MDT?" is actually very simple — it’s a protocol that allows you to share your data and earn profits from it safely.
The cool thing here is that MDT acts as a bridge between (people with data) like us and companies that need data for research. Instead of big tech companies exploiting your data for free, MDT lets you get compensated when sharing your anonymous information.
Technically, MDT is built on Ethereum and uses smart contracts to facilitate data transactio

I just reread the analyses about KFK's predictions from 2060 and found many interesting points worth pondering. For those who don't know, KFK is a mysterious character claiming to come from the year 2060, appearing on Douban in 2019 with nearly 270 questions and answers. The impressive part is that the accuracy of these predictions exceeds 80% — from forecasting the location of the 2032 Olympics, earthquakes in Nepal in August 2019, pandemics, to economic fluctuations in the early 2020s. Looking at what KFK reveals, I see that the picture of 2060 is quite different from the present.
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I just realized that many new users entering crypto are confused about how to trade coins effectively. In fact, instead of just following trends or FOMOing into hot coins, you need to have a clear trading plan. I want to share some experiences I've learned from the market that might help you.
First is diversification of your portfolio. It sounds simple, but in reality, many people still bet everything on a single coin. Today, BTC is down 1.48% and ETH also down 1.46%. Looking at that, you'll see that even the biggest coins in the market are not immune to volatility. Therefore, the first rule o

Have you ever wondered what bankruptcy is and why everyone fears it so much? Today I want to share three scenarios that every margin trader needs to understand clearly.
First is light bankruptcy. Imagine you have 10,000 RMB in your account and have used it all as margin. At this point, your risk is 100%. Normally, the brokerage company is fine with this. But if the market moves against you and your account balance drops to 9,000 RMB, your risk rises to 90%, meaning you've lost 1,000 RMB. This situation is called bankruptcy — when your capital is no longer enough to maintain your position. The

I just realized that many people confuse the hammer candlestick with the Doji, so I want to share a bit of knowledge about these two patterns.
The main difference lies in the body. The hammer candlestick has a clear body at the top, with a long lower shadow, often indicating a potential reversal in price. The Doji, on the other hand, opens and closes at the same price level, making it look like a cross or plus sign, with no real body.
Regarding market significance, the hammer is usually a relatively strong signal indicating that sellers tried to push the price down but ultimately buyers gained

I just realized that many people still have a vague understanding of what QE is and how it affects the market, so I decided to write this.
Simply put, what is QE that central banks often use? It is a process of quantitative easing — meaning the Fed injects money into the economy by purchasing financial assets like government bonds. When this happens, liquidity increases, interest rates decrease, and people are encouraged to borrow money for investment. The result is stimulated economic growth and rising stock markets.
Conversely, there is QT (quantitative tightening), which is the opposite: th

Today I want to share something that many forex traders often overlook – the overnight forex fee, which we call swap. If you’re just starting out, you might not have noticed it, but it really impacts your profits.
Basically, swap is the interest fee you pay or receive when holding a position overnight. Why does this happen? Because when trading forex, you are borrowing one currency to buy another, and these two currencies have different interest rates. The difference is the source of the swap fee.
There are two main scenarios. First, if the interest rate of the currency you buy is higher than

I just learned some pretty shocking news — today a friend told me about encountering a blue-ringed octopus in a seafood hotpot 🥘 Luckily, it was detected in time; otherwise, the consequences would be unimaginable.
What makes it so dangerous? First, the toxin of the blue-ringed octopus is unaffected by boiling water temperatures, so cooking doesn’t destroy it. Second, we often don’t know how to identify it. These blue-ringed octopuses belong to the genus Hapalochlaena, which includes four highly venomous species living around tidal pools and coral reefs in the Pacific and Atlantic — from Japan