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I just noticed a quite interesting trend on Ethereum. The RWA market (real-world assets that are tokenized) has grown stronger than I expected, especially in the digitized gold segment.
According to the latest data, the RWA market cap on Ethereum has surpassed $15 billion, accounting for nearly 60% of the entire global RWA market. The most notable point is that tokenized gold is becoming the main driving force, with a total value exceeding $4 billion.
The two leading products are XAUT (Tether Gold) and PAXG (Paxos Gold). XAUT is backed by physical gold stored in Swiss vaults and has the larges

I just noticed that liquidation data on major CEXs is quite interesting. According to Coinglass, if ETH surpasses $2,100, the liquidation intensity of short positions will be around $896 million. Conversely, if the price drops to $1,900, long position liquidations will reach up to $650 million.
The interesting thing about the liquidation chart is that it shows the "concentration" level of liquidation orders at each price point. Taller bars mean that when the price hits that level, there will be a stronger wave of liquidity. It doesn't just indicate exact numbers, but shows you which "dangerous

I just reviewed LYN after the expansion, and the structure still remains solid. Now, wait for the price to stabilize and look for entry points in the lower range. Currently, LYN is around 0.0724, I think it’s reasonable to buy between 0.0700 and 0.0725.
If you can enter in that range, the short-term targets could be 0.0750, then 0.0800 and 0.0850. Of course, you need to set a clear stop loss below 0.0648 to control the risk. Proceed gradually, don’t rush, because the risk at this point is quite clear. Wait and see how the market reacts.

I just saw a whale playing a very risky game with BTC. This address opened a short position on BTC with 40x leverage on the morning of February 28th when the BTC price was around $65,270, with the total position value reaching $34.3 million. Currently, it is "losing big" with an unrealized loss of about $230,000, with the liquidation level set at $84,200.
The interesting thing is that this whale is famous for always opening large short positions on major coins, and it also holds the largest short position on DASH on the chain. Its DASH position has recently decreased by more than half, but it

Just received information: banking associations are actively working behind the scenes to persuade other senators in the Senate Banking Committee. They want to influence the stance on stablecoin regulations in the Clarity Act that Tillis and Alsobrooks just proposed.
This is a significant move because it shows that financial institutions are trying to shape America's approach to stablecoins. This bill could have a major impact on how crypto companies operate in the U.S., especially projects related to stablecoins.
Currently, this lobbying effort is still at the policy level, but it will partly

I just noticed that the BTC ETF capital flow has turned positive again last week - after 3 consecutive weeks of outflows, it jumped to +11.8K. It feels like the market is preparing for a breakout in the coming days.
Looking at the weekly chart, BTC's RSI has touched the oversold zone again, and the price is testing the familiar support within the upward channel. History shows that when RSI drops to this level, it often ends with a strong breakout upward. Of course, nothing is certain, but the signals are stacking up.
What catches my attention the most is the convergence of liquidity levels. Th

I just saw the news that Grayscale has converted the Chainlink fund into an officially traded ETF on NYSE Arca. This is quite significant because it marks a step forward for Chainlink in reaching more traditional investors.
Under the leadership of SEC Chairman Paul Atkins, it seems they are creating conditions for crypto products to be listed more quickly. The Chainlink ETF is just one of them — Grayscale has also recently converted ETFs for Dogecoin, Solana, Litecoin, HBAR, and XRP.
This is a pretty positive signal for the market. The Chainlink ETF can now be traded officially, opening the do

Just noticed a pretty interesting turning point in the crypto market. In recent days, geopolitical tensions have been swinging back and forth, yet interestingly, when bad news hits, Bitcoin still manages to surge. A few hours ago, after Trump announced an extension of the ceasefire with Iran and Iran agreed to temporarily pause military actions, the market brightened considerably.
Looking at the current numbers, BTC is around $78.25K and ETH is about $2.33K. There’s been some adjustment versus yesterday, but overall market sentiment remains quite stable. BTC’s dominance is still above 60%, sug

I just noticed something quite interesting about the current market psychology. The altcoin season index is at 21, and this number says a lot about the current state of the cryptocurrency market.
Many people might not know what the altcoin season index is. It is basically a tool that measures the performance comparison of the top 100 cryptocurrencies (excluding stablecoins) against Bitcoin over the past 90 days. This 21 means that only 21% of those coins have outperformed Bitcoin. In other words, Bitcoin is dominating the market completely.
I recall market history, and such Bitcoin dominance p

I just saw an article by Forbes analyzing XRP with a rather aggressive prediction - they say the price could reach $60,000 in the next few weeks. The reason is that approximately $654 million is flowing into the XRP Ledger. Currently, XRP is at $1.42, so if this prediction is correct, it would be an incredibly huge jump. I don't know if the market has enough strength to push the price to that level, but the capital flowing into the Ledger is definitely indicating that something is changing. Has anyone else noticed this trend?

Recently, I paid attention to Sun Wukong, a Chinese DEX platform that just launched, and its numbers are quite impressive. In less than a month, this platform has processed over $3.6 billion in trading volume with nearly 36,000 active users. Interestingly, the platform supports major blockchains like TRON, Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Arbitrum, and it charges no transaction fees.
What draws more attention is the user interface optimized for Chinese users, showing that the development team understands their market well. Major trading pairs like BTC, ETH, and SOL are actively traded, especially BTCU

I just finished the final part of the book, and it is entirely dedicated to Ripple Native – I received quite a few messages from everyone asking about this section. Actually, it’s one of the parts I put the most effort into because it relates to Ripple and XRP.
The interesting thing here is that I not only discuss the technology but also delve into the relationship between Ripple, XRP, and the ISO20022 standard – which many people don’t really understand well. This is a pretty fascinating perspective, and I feel it needs to be clarified further.
I also dedicate a large portion to exploring thi

I just saw Jesse from Base make an interesting move with the Chinese cryptocurrency community on March 3rd. He followed a series of Chinese-speaking KOLs, who often share updates about the Base ecosystem. The interesting part is that Jesse emphasized that Base does not belong to anyone; it belongs to everyone, especially the Chinese community. It sounds like Base is aiming to expand aggressively in this market. This move shows that Base is not only focusing on Western markets but also values the Asian crypto community. Interestingly, they are building a presence here very proactively. Are you

I have recently been following the situation with NEO and noticed something quite interesting. Zhang Zhengwen and Da Hongfei, the two project founders, are currently operating completely independently of each other. There is no coordination between them, which reflects the challenges the project is facing at this stage.
Da Hongfei has made very convincing arguments on this issue. He believes that if the NEO Foundation continues to be under dual oversight from both sides, it will become a barrier to rapid development. Decision-making efficiency will be significantly reduced, and that is not goo

I just noticed something quite interesting — the Fed is starting to pay attention to data from prediction market platforms like Kalshi to support monetary policy decision-making.
Specifically, a group of researchers from the Federal Reserve System published their findings in February. Among them, Fed Chief Economist Anthony Diercks, along with researchers like Jared Dean Katz and Jonathan Wright from Johns Hopkins, pointed out that Kalshi’s data provides continuously updated probability distributions, reflecting macroeconomic expectations much faster than traditional surveys.
The interesting p

I just noticed a series of quite interesting updates in the Sui ecosystem recently. Fluid is about to launch version 2 of learn and upgrade the system, promising significant improvements to the user experience. This is a positive sign that DeFi protocols are continuously evolving to compete in the market.
At the same time, Sui has officially introduced its own stablecoin into the ecosystem. This move seems aimed at increasing stability and transaction efficiency on the network. It shows that Sui is actively building a more comprehensive financial system.
Additionally, Angle Protocol has announ

I just noticed an interesting forecast from financial experts about Bitcoin. According to Joe Burnett, Vice President of Strategy at Strive, advancements in artificial productivity could create significant deflationary pressure across the entire economy.
The interesting part is that if deflation actually occurs, policymakers will be motivated to expand the money supply to stimulate the economy. And that is where Bitcoin could find strong support.
Under this scenario, Bitcoin could reach $11 million per coin by the first quarter of 2036. It sounds crazy, but if you run the market calculations,

I recently followed the latest analysis from Crypto Fergani about a potential parabolic rally gradually forming in the current market. Interestingly, even when it feels like the trend is downward, large whales are still quietly accumulating, preparing for a big jump.
Looking at market signals, the increase in stablecoins and continuously rising liquidity clearly indicate that everything is being prepared for rapid volatility. Bitcoin is currently trading around $78.21k, and Ethereum at $2.39k, creating a fairly optimistic atmosphere.
What Fergani emphasizes is that once current technical barri

I just realized that running a blockchain node is one of the least competitive ways to make money in crypto, and today I want to share my experience about this.
First, what exactly is a node? It’s simply a computer or server connected to the blockchain network to receive, process, and store data. Each node keeps a copy of the ledger, verifies transactions, and ensures the entire system operates correctly. Without nodes, the blockchain cannot exist, plain and simple.
There are a few common types of nodes I often encounter. Full nodes store the entire blockchain history, which is very heavy but

I just realized something quite interesting about the Solana market right now – this is a great time to look for potential projects that many people haven't noticed yet. Understanding what a hidden gem is will give you a significant advantage in 2025.
Solana is currently a breeding ground for the newest projects because of its ultra-fast transaction speed (over 100 million transactions per day), low fees, and unlimited scalability. According to Franklin Templeton, 70% of AI projects choose Solana for this reason. I’ve noticed that the ecosystem here is very cohesive – developers, builders, and