Just saw something interesting on YZilabs—a big shot from a certain exchange has changed their profile picture.
Judging by how fast they update things, it feels like some new move is coming? The community has been pretty sensitive to everything this person does lately, even small details like a profile picture get noticed. I have to say, the detective skills in the crypto circle are truly top-notch.

Sometimes I really think that how much you make in trading mostly comes down to luck.
Take $franklin on Pump, for example. I entered when the market cap was $90,000. At the time, it was getting a lot of attention and the chart looked interesting, so I thought it could take off. But after holding for a few hours, not only did it not go up, I ended up getting bagged.
I started wondering if my judgment was off. The hype was clearly there, so why wasn’t it pumping? Maybe most people didn’t see it the way I did, or maybe it was just me thinking it had potential.
Later, it skyrocketed to an $18 mill

Picture this: You're consistently crushing returns that put entire teams at top-tier investment banks to shame. Cycle after cycle, your track record speaks volumes. But here's the kicker—instead of recognition, you get the "lucky" label thrown at you. Classic move born out of pure insecurity.
Some people dream about landing that prestigious bank interview. Others? They're busy outperforming everyone who made it through that door. The difference is real, and the salt is palpable.
Everyone wins in the end though. They keep their titles, you keep your returns, and the market keeps exposing who ac

After watching the market closely these past few days, to be honest, holding a HYPE short position has been a really good experience 😭. This wave of shorts in my hands is one of the few smooth trades I've had this year.
Looking at the current trend, it feels like we're about to see a "final breakdown," right? Technically, the support level is on the verge of collapsing. If there's another wave of heavy selling, it could head straight for even lower price levels. Of course, that sounds a bit harsh, but that's just how the market is—when it's time to fall, nothing can stop it.

There was a project that maxed out its community hype in just half an hour, achieving what took other communities four days of hard work.
To put it bluntly, in this space, as long as you have a strong IP and tell a good story, the speed of making money isn’t even on the same level. Watching those top-tier projects effortlessly rake in funds, while regular projects struggle every day just to get noticed, really proves that choosing the right track is way more important than just working hard.
That said, relying solely on IP isn’t a long-term solution. It’s easy to go viral in the short term, bu

Ever feel like crypto Twitter is just vibes and charts? Time to step into the real world.
Solana's making moves in Dubai with CryptoFightWeek — where the blockchain community actually meets face-to-face instead of through reaction emojis. We're talking networking that doesn't involve sliding into DMs, conversations that go deeper than "wen moon," and maybe even some actual IRL alpha.
Dubai's becoming the place where Web3 isn't just talked about — it's lived. Whether you're building on Solana, trading SOL, or just curious what happens when the community leaves their screens, this is where the e

With research methodology in hand and market judgment in mind, I have a clear view of this cycle.
What's the most important thing in a bull market? It's not chasing hot topics, nor following rumors, but building your own analytical framework. Combine technical analysis with fundamentals, validate with data, and control emotions—when your investment logic can withstand the test of the market, making money is only a matter of time.
I'm confident this round because I'm well-prepared. The market will fluctuate, but the trend is there. The rest is just execution and patience. 💪

There’s a pretty interesting piece of gossip going around lately. Moore Threads, which has been dubbed the “Nvidia of China,” just went public and its market cap shot up to over 300 billion. It should’ve been a huge event for the tech world, but someone dug up some dirt on Li Feng, the dean of Moore Academy.
Back in the 2017 crypto boom, Li Feng actually worked on projects with big names like Li Xiaolai and Xue Manzi. What’s even more explosive is that in 2018, Star, the founder of a major exchange, publicly called out Li Feng in his WeChat Moments, saying Li Feng owed him 1,500 yuan and would

A major US bank just made a big move—starting January 5th next year, their Private Bank, Merrill, and Merrill Edge financial advisors can directly recommend crypto asset-related ETPs and ETFs to clients.
Here’s the key point: this time, there are no minimum account asset requirements.
Previously, what was the situation? Only high-net-worth clients who met certain asset thresholds could access Bitcoin-related products, starting from early 2024. Now that threshold is gone, making crypto asset allocation a standard option not just for the wealthy, but for regular investors as well.
This move by t

Here's something people miss: whether accounts are linked, or there are shadow positions sitting off-chain—none of that actually touches what happened with Celsius on a certain lending protocol.
Celsius went underwater. The protocol? Stayed solvent. Why? Forced collateralization. That's the whole point of how these DeFi systems are supposed to work. The protocol didn't eat Celsius's losses because the collateral was already there, locked up.
Linking accounts or tracking off-chain exposure might matter for other reasons, sure. But when it comes to protocol-level risk? The collateral mechanism a

Ever wonder what pushes someone to leave a stable career and dive into the startup chaos? Meet Eunice Qu—she wasn't some tech whiz kid coding in a garage. Nope, she started as a pharmacist.
Picture this: mountains of paperwork, endless data entry, and fax machines that should've retired decades ago. That was her daily grind. The frustration hit a breaking point. She thought, "There's gotta be a smarter way."
So what'd she do? She walked away from pharmacy and founded Asepha.
Here's the kicker—this isn't some flashy app. Asepha tackles the boring stuff nobody talks about: handwritten prescripti

Been going back and forth on this after some ChatGPT deep dives. My hot take? Bubbles arrive early—never late.
There's this old-school chart floating around titled "Periods When to Make Money." It breaks down economic and market cycles across decades, grouping them into three buckets that just keep rotating:
• Category A = Panic Years
• Category B = Recovery Phases
• Category C = Boom Times
What gets me is how people always expect the mania to lag behind fundamentals. But history? History says otherwise. The froth shows up before the infrastructure's even solid. We saw it in 2017, we're seei

It has been noticed that a token called $BUTT on the Solana chain has recently experienced trading volatility on Meteora DEX.
Data from the past 24 hours shows: buy volume is $118, sell volume is $283, with selling pressure significantly outweighing buying interest. The current liquidity pool is only $500, and the market cap is about $788,000.
This ratio of liquidity to trading volume is worth paying attention to; small pools tend to fluctuate more dramatically. The sell volume is 2.4 times the buy volume, so there may be continued selling pressure in the short term. Those doing ultra-short-te

Spotted an interesting token on PulseChain - $PTIGER just hit the radar.
Contract: 0xC2ACde27428d292C4E8e5A4A38148d6b7A2215f5
Current stats looking wild:
• 24h buy volume: $0
• 24h sell volume: $0
• Liquidity sitting at $1,225
• Market cap: $5.35M
• Total supply: 9,000,000 tokens
Zero trading volume with that market cap? Either extremely early or something's off. The liquidity-to-MC ratio seems sketchy - only $1.2K backing a $5M+ valuation.
DYOR before touching anything on PulseChain, especially tokens with these kinds of metrics. Could be a honeypot or just ultra-low activity. Stay sharp o

On December 3, the founder of a leading exchange pulled out a gold bar and engaged in a head-to-head showdown with Peter Schiff, known as the "Godfather of Gold."
The topic of their heated debate? Between Bitcoin and tokenized gold, which one truly deserves the title of 21st-century wealth.
On one side stood a staunch believer in digital currency, and on the other, a die-hard supporter of traditional precious metals. This debate placed the conflict between the crypto world and traditional finance squarely in the spotlight. The millennia-long history of gold as a store of value faced off agains

If you get this meme, you're impressive!
In the Web3 world, "1" stands for the future, and "4" symbolizes the past. So the right way to do things is: doyr (do your research) is the real deal; that overused dyor is already outdated.
Did you catch this move? Those who know, know. If you don't, it just means you haven't dived deep enough into the community yet.