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The crypto market has now reached a turning point. Traditional funds are continuously pouring into Bitcoin spot ETFs, laying a more solid foundation for the entire market capitalization system. At the same time, after Ethereum completed the Cancun upgrade, competition among Layer2 solutions has become exceptionally fierce—those who can offer users lower costs and better experiences will stand out.
Interestingly, the market's focus is gradually shifting from various meme projects to tracks like RWA and DePIN, which have the potential to link with real assets. This reflects a rational recovery i
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BanklessAtHeartvip:
Honestly, I'm still a bit skeptical about RWA... Can it really be implemented?

Right now, we're just waiting for a word from US regulators, and the whole market will have to react.

With layer2 so competitive, in the end, it still depends on who can cut costs to the extreme first.

After the Cancun upgrade, it doesn't feel as explosive as expected. What do you guys think?

The shift from meme to RWA... sounds rational, but actually it's just funds looking for the next story.

Bitcoin ETF influx is real, but will this money actually stay? Or is it just another wave of profit-taking and then leaving?

Interest rate expectations are locked in; breaking this deadlock is basically pointless.

When regulation tightens, the entire narrative collapses, which is boring.
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The contract market in the past 24 hours has been a fierce reshuffle. According to on-chain data, the total liquidation amount across the network reached $415 million, with long positions under greater pressure, accounting for $335 million in liquidations, while short liquidations were relatively smaller, approximately $79.291 million.
Specifically, among mainstream cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin longs have had a particularly tough time—liquidations of BTC long positions alone reached $104 million, while short liquidations were relatively mild, at about $23.587 million. Ethereum's situation is simi
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DegenApeSurfervip:
Another bloodbath, bulls getting pushed to the ground and rubbed in it...

120,000 people wiped out, that number is pretty scary...

Over 10 million dollars liquidated in one shot, just gone

Leverage is like a god when you're making money, a demon when you're losing it

Looks like it's time to reflect on position management again

The bears must be having a field day this round, the bulls really can't hold on

The futures market is always teaching people lessons haha

Another batch of retail investors getting harvested, nothing new

BTC long positions broken through, Ethereum couldn't escape either

Over 400 million in liquidations is the real picture these past couple days

Those who didn't control their leverage properly became cannon fodder

This is the true face of derivatives
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ZEC's recent decline is mainly due to market sentiment. From 550 crashing down to 460, then hitting a low of 380, the panic among holders was truly wave after wave. But looking closely at the 380 level, it’s essentially a key support—Fibonacci 0.5 level, Gann angle quarter support, plus the previous dense trading area stacked there. With multiple factors converging, a rebound naturally occurred. Now, ZEC has pulled back to around 434. From the candlestick pattern, this looks more like a rebound rather than a true reversal. However, if it can strongly break through the 480 level, then we really
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ParanoiaKingvip:
That crucial point at 380 truly did not disappoint; multiple support levels stacking up really shows some strength. Now it's just a matter of whether it can break through 480, otherwise it's just a fake-out rebound.
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Recently, this wave of market activity has seen the crypto market gradually recover risk appetite amid repeated fluctuations. As liquidity improves periodically, funds are shifting from conservative assets to highly elastic sectors, and the sentiment-driven characteristics are becoming increasingly evident. The Meme concept has once again gained popularity.
In the past week (December 29 to January 4), Meme assets collectively exploded across multiple public chains. Ecosystems such as BSC, Solana, Base, Ethereum, and TRON took turns strengthening, becoming the most typical structural market tre
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degenwhisperervip:
BROCCOLI up 170%? Damn, it's another wave of Meme madness, everyone who caught it has already posted.
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I looked at a data compilation about Bitcoin holders, and it's quite interesting.
At the top is Satoshi Nakamoto, holding about 960,000 BTC, accounting for 4.6% of the total Bitcoin supply. Although Satoshi has long since stepped back, this holding size is still definitely top-tier.
Further down, Strategy holds about 672,000 BTC, which is also a significant number.
Interestingly, the United States is also on the list, holding about 328,000 BTC. From a national perspective, this scale is quite considerable.
Looking at this ranking, aside from Satoshi's historical status, institutional and natio
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Deconstructionistvip:
If Satoshi Nakamoto moves these 968,000 Bitcoins, the market will tremble

The US is also starting to hoard coins, is traditional finance scared?

The number in second place in Strategy, institutions are really playing tricks with their methods
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Non-farm payroll data is here! This week, the unemployment rate surged to 4.7%, and a bunch of Wall Street analysts are getting excited—Citi has dropped a big hint: if December's data is indeed this bad, the Federal Reserve will probably cut interest rates by another 25 basis points in January.
In simple terms, the job market is indeed cooling down. Officials say "no worries, no rate cuts," but job growth has almost come to a halt, initial jobless claims are clearly trending downward, and hiring demand is weakening. Citi's new forecast is only 75,000 new jobs, almost no growth.
By 2025, rates
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MevHuntervip:
With such strong expectations of rate cuts, the crypto market is still falling... I really don't understand

It's just officials being stubborn and data speaking for itself. If Citibank's prediction comes true, BTC will surge wildly

When the non-farm payroll data is released, will it take off or crash? We'll find out this week

Those who are accumulating at low levels are laughing now, just waiting for the Federal Reserve to strike

Oil prices are so low, inflation is falling, and the easing environment is all in place, but the coins just won't move up. It's ridiculous
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TAO's technical signals are weakening increasingly. The 10-day moving average at 286.8 is forming a resistance ceiling, and every rebound is thwarted before this line, unable to even break through the short-term moving average. The RSI has already fallen into the weak zone at 39, which is a typical bearish signal. Looking at MACD, the death cross at high levels has been completed, and the green histogram turning negative confirms that bearish momentum continues to be released.
More critically, there is a volume issue—trading volume has plummeted to around 20,000, and market enthusiasm has hit
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FlashLoanLarryvip:
Well, TAO this time is indeed a bit tragic, with explosive trading volume

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286.8 can't be broken, repeatedly smashing the sell button is a bit annoying

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Market order to enter? I think it's risky, still has to fall

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Who dares to buy in a liquidity vacuum

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RSI is already at 39, isn't that enough for a bearish signal

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Let's wait and see if it can break below 280

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The biggest warning sign is the death of trading volume, alright

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Entering at this time easily makes you the last bagholder

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MACD has already shown a death cross, the downward momentum is still far from over

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Is 280 really the bottom? Who knows?
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I just recently realized a harsh truth: no matter how loud retail investors' voices are, they can't change the determination of the big players to pump the market.
Let me share my own experience. One day, I watched a project go from zero to 16M in value right before my eyes, and I hesitated for a long time before pressing the buy button. I missed the chance when I tried to get in, and when I wanted to chase the high, I felt it was too risky. That feeling of being caught between buying and selling was truly intense.
What's even more heartbreaking is that I found many people are following the mo
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LiquidatedNotStirredvip:
I also saw that 16M wave, really, I was itching to act but still didn't dare to move

Following the creators' approach is really like hot potato, it blows up when it reaches your hands

Meme coins have no rules at all, the rule is that the whales make money and retail investors pay tuition; once you wake up, you've already won half
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The recent views of ARK Invest founder Cathie Wood have attracted market attention. She pointed out that cryptocurrencies have played an undeniable role in recent political and environmental discussions, especially on the eve of midterm elections, and the importance of this topic will continue to rise.
More notably, the United States' Bitcoin reserve plan is worth paying attention to. Wood revealed that the current Bitcoin reserves mainly come from judicial confiscation channels, with the official initial goal of accumulating 1 million Bitcoins. However, this is not the end—relevant department
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ProposalDetectivevip:
1 million Bitcoins? The US is really planning to treat BTC as a gold reserve this time. If things go wrong, we might actually see nation-level hodlers emerge.
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In recent market fluctuations, the Chinese Meme token "Wo Ta Ma Lai Le" performed remarkably well—on January 9th, it briefly broke the all-time high of $16 million, and although it subsequently pulled back, it still remained stable around $15.02 million, with a 24-hour increase of 483%, making it a rollercoaster-like market.
Meanwhile, another Meme project, "Binance Life," showed a different trend. The token's market cap currently remains at $146 million, but it decreased by 2.68% within 24 hours, forming a clear contrast with the explosive growth of "Wo Ta Ma Lai Le." This difference reflects
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#美国贸易赤字状况 The weekend is approaching, and price fluctuations are often unpredictable. On Friday, the market either breaks through in the trend or falls into consolidation, the key is to follow the trend rhythm.
In the past two days, the market has continued to weaken, with Bitcoin repeatedly testing lower levels, and key support levels being broken one after another, with the lowest around 89200. The strategy is simple: do not blindly buy the dip, take appropriate short positions on rebounds, and profits will come naturally if the rhythm is right.
Last night, after Bitcoin rebounded to around
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RealYieldWizardvip:
Here come the 89,200 bottom-fishing cannon fodder again, it hurts to watch.
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BNB has recently shown instability amid market fluctuations, with a slight decline over the past 24 hours. The price once bottomed out at $880 before showing signs of rebound, and short-term technical indicators suggest a potential recovery.
From an ecosystem perspective, BNB Smart Chain remains the leading active chain. The weekly active addresses of 56.4 million are at a prominent level among similar public chains, directly driving organic demand within the ecosystem. More notably, institutional capital participation continues to grow—total locked value (TVL) in on-chain real-world asset pro
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LiquidationSurvivorvip:
$880 bottom rebound, feels like it's about to start messing around again. With the technicals so suppressed, when will it break through?

Can Fermi upgrade save the day? It’s always hyped up every time, and... nothing much happens.

56.4 million active addresses sound impressive, but honestly, how much does that number really help the price?

Institutions are stacking bricks, while we’re cutting losses—an eternal story.

The $2.1 billion lock-up is real, but does that mean BNB is about to take off? I highly doubt it.

I believe in the whale accumulation, but the question is, who can keep up with their pace this round?

Will $1,000 really come? Or is it just another mirage of expectations?
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The recent market sentiment among bulls has clearly cooled off, and Bitcoin has also started to weaken, with support levels being broken one after another. Looking at the 4-hour Bollinger Bands, the upper and lower bands are already opening downward. Although there are occasional rebounds from the technical bottom, the strength of these rebounds is not very strong, and the overall market still feels quite weak. The indicators have not provided a clear rebound signal, and the overall trend is basically clear.
In this kind of market condition, the trading approach should follow the market's rhyt
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NewPumpamentalsvip:
Short positions are back again. I'm tired of this routine, always saying the rebound is weak, and then what?

Enter short at 92,000? I think it's doubtful. It feels like only a break below would really open up space.

Support levels are being lost one after another. Next time, they'll say it's bottoming out again. It's a cycle, brother.

This recent drop is really a bit dull. The rebound can't even lift it, feeling so frustrating.

The key is whether it can break below 89,000; otherwise, it's all just a false alarm.

I agree with going short at high levels, but can it hold the 90,000 level? It always feels like there's a variable.

The Bollinger Bands are opening downward, so just keep falling. Let's see where the break below leads.
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The crypto market of 2026 has quietly changed. From a retail-driven entertainment playground to a battlefield for institutional capital deployment, stable returns and capital efficiency have become the new rules of the game. At this turning point, the wealth management ecosystem on the BNB Chain is undergoing an important reshuffle.
Looking at the USD1 wealth management plan within the LISTA ecosystem, the numbers reflect a genuine increase in market demand. Throughout 2025, the TVL of this system soared from $830 million to $3.3 billion, a 298% increase — a growth rate that speaks for itself.
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BearEatsAllvip:
Really? The TVL has increased nearly 4 times? How many people are involved in this?

Making money while sleeping sounds comfortable, but it depends on whether the black swan will fly over.

I'm a bit interested in the governance rights and profit-sharing logic of veLISTA. Long-term holders can indeed earn quite a bit.

The liquidity in the BNB ecosystem is indeed stable. Compared to other chains, I still trust this one.

An annualized return of 7%-12% sounds good, but I'm worried it might be the night before the next big crash.
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Interesting events have occurred in the past two days—an leading institution has significantly withdrawn funds from an exchange in a short period. According to on-chain tracking data, this institution withdrew a total of 1,475 Bitcoins in the past 7 hours, worth approximately $134 million, and simultaneously pulled out 3,878 Ethereum, valued around $12.09 million. Such a large-scale withdrawal operation is uncommon, and market participants immediately took notice. From a data perspective, this reflects that institutional investors are readjusting their holdings strategies. Large withdrawals us
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StableGeniusDegenvip:
Is a large withdrawal signal before a dump, or is it really about long-term accumulation? I don't understand.
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The interesting thing about the gold market in recent days is that—geopolitical conflicts combined with central banks' continued gold purchases—these two factors have kept gold prices supported. However, hawkish comments from the Federal Reserve occasionally cause some turbulence, leading to short-term fluctuations. But from a daily chart perspective, the bullish pattern hasn't really been broken.
On the technical side, the $4420 level is very important; holding this level means there is still room for upward movement. Resistance levels are at 4481 and 4500, which are also recent areas of high
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GasFeeCrybabyvip:
The geopolitical premium this time is really strong. The central bank keeps buying to support the market, but we're just worried that a single statement from the Federal Reserve could shake the entire market again.
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Gold's recent rebound is quite interesting. After falling below 4415 yesterday, it quickly recovered, forming a classic bottoming pin bar pattern. From a technical perspective, the bullish momentum has indeed been ignited.
Let's start with the fundamentals. The US initial jobless claims data released didn't show anything special, and the market's previous concerns about the Federal Reserve continuing to raise interest rates have eased significantly. More importantly, the US dollar index has come under pressure and retreated from above 104, which is a clear bullish signal for gold. When the dol
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SerumSqueezervip:
The bottom-finding needle can really be deceptive; I was burned by this pattern last time...

That line at 4455 must hold, or we'll be caught in another flying knife.

The dollar is so weak that gold indeed has a chance, but bro, your target is a bit aggressive...

Staring at the charts until dawn every day, this mentality will eventually break. I just can't understand how anyone can persist with such trading.

Be very cautious when breaking through 4480; usually, that's the start of a trap to lure more buyers.
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Last night, we won 4 consecutive trades, with Bitcoin surging nearly 2000 points, and Ethereum also gained close to 100 points.
Looking back at yesterday's market rhythm: during the day, it was gradually declining, and many people couldn't understand it and started to cut losses at a loss, which is the most common tactic. It wasn't until the evening that we truly gained momentum, holding steady from midnight until dawn. When the market rebounded, we took action without missing a single opportunity.
This is the golden window for trading—both bulls and bears can make money; the key is not to be
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ZeroRushCaptainvip:
Win 4 consecutive trades? Bro, are you talking in your sleep? I was all about reverse indicators last night, and I lost big.

People who cut losses during daytime dips are actually right. Only someone like me, who insists on holding until dawn, is the real fool.

Talking about a golden window in a nice way, or calling it gambling luck in a harsh way, I've already been wiped out too many times and no longer believe in that.

I’ve heard so many claims of "stable income" that my ears are calloused. Every time I hear it, it’s the start of a new round of halving my funds.

Can both bulls and bears make money? Then why do I always lose? Maybe I have a special constitution.
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Projects that surge short-term and then go to zero simply cannot provide true financial freedom.
Only projects that have survived multiple market cycles are worth serious consideration. One project, with 22 months of community autonomous operation plus 14 years of IP accumulation, vividly demonstrates what the "power of time" really means.
The market is filled with projects that rise quickly and fall just as fast, but real opportunities have always been found in places that have been repeatedly tested by time. No matter how the market fluctuates or how public opinion shifts, truly resilient pr
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EternalMinervip:
What you said is absolutely right, it's just that most people can't do it.
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