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I checked the burn trends of LUNC, and the community activity has been quite lively lately. The increasing burn volume suggests that there is a short-term buying pressure environment.
However, looking at the 7-day chart, it has risen over 9%, and the circulating supply has exceeded 5.5 trillion, so how long this burn effect lasts is crucial. Depending on the overall market movement and macro factors, larger fluctuations could also occur.
For the long-term growth of LUNC, it's not just about the burn measures but also involves the broader market trends and supply pressure control. It seems nece

Terra Luna Classic is once again attracting attention. The SEC has begun investigating allegations of market manipulation by Jane Street, and the lawsuit related to TerraUSD depegging in May 2022 has reignited, causing LUNC to rise 24% to around $0.00004905. While Bitcoin remains flat near $67,000, this unique movement stands out quite noticeably.
Looking at the burn metrics, 32 million tokens were burned in a single day, totaling 224.6 million tokens for the week, and a cumulative total of 85.58 billion tokens have been burned. This LUNC burn amount, accounting for about 19% of the supply, in

Bitcoin liquidation heatmap, I've been looking at it quite a bit lately, and the price ranges where positions are concentrated are incredibly visualized, which is interesting. When you look at the BTC liquidation heatmap, it's immediately clear where the big players are, so I think it's a pretty useful tool for short-term traders. Especially, it's fascinating how the levels of resistance and support are clearly visible from the liquidation data. When a large accumulation appears on the Bitcoin liquidation heatmap, that level tends to become a psychologically significant level. It's surprisingl

Did you notice that MSTR's short ratio is abnormally high? According to FactSet and Goldman Sachs data, this stock is reportedly in the most shorted category in the U.S. market. With a market cap of $34 billion, the short position reaching 14% is quite an unusual level.
What's interesting is that many of these short positions are actually basis trades. In other words, investors are buying BlackRock's IBIT (Bitcoin spot ETF) while simultaneously shorting MSTR stock, aiming to profit from the narrowing premium and carry returns. It seems that Jane Street has also recently been buying large amoun

The price action of Pi Coin is starting to get interesting. Technically, it’s showing signs of breaking out of a descending wedge, and both the RSI and PPO are also displaying upward signals. This is definitely a development that’s drawing attention as Pi coin news.
What concerns me is that the largest whale wallet has been adding more than $600,000 worth of tokens just this month. The fact that their holdings have exceeded $405 million suggests that this investor is still bullish on Pi. Even though many investors have suffered losses since the mainnet launch, what keeps them buying like this—

Monday's Bitcoin market experienced significant turbulence. Just after news broke that approximately 400k mining machines in China had shut down, causing the hash rate to drop by 8%, BTC plummeted from the $86,000 range and was tested near $85,000.
In tandem with this decline, BTC-related ETFs also faced substantial selling pressure. A total net outflow of $357.6 million occurred across all spot ETFs on Monday. Fidelity's FBTC alone sold $239.12 million, and major BTC ETFs such as Bitwise, Ark, and 21Shares were also sold one after another. The daily trading volume reached $5.29 billion, indic

Looking at recent on-chain analysis, I noticed that March was a period when the relationship between Ethereum and Bitcoin clearly changed. Multiple indicators showed Ethereum surpassing Bitcoin.
Specifically, during March, Bitcoin saw a modest increase of 1.83%, while Ethereum rose by 7.12%. In terms of market capitalization, Bitcoin decreased slightly by 0.43%, whereas Ethereum expanded by 2.97%. In other words, in the short term, market participants were shifting funds into Ethereum.
What does this imply? It’s not just about price fluctuations; it signals that investor interest is moving fro

Recently, serious discussions about the XRP price forecast for 2030 have been increasing in the market. Not only are investors tracking short-term volatility, but more are also seriously considering the long-term vision of Ripple over a decade and how much of that vision will materialize.
Will Ripple’s vision of a global value transfer protocol truly fundamentally change XRP’s market valuation by 2030? To explore this, it’s necessary to look at not just technicals but also a comprehensive view of technological, fundamental, and regulatory catalysts.
Many analysts predict XRP’s price range in 2

It seems the Ripple community is being targeted by scams. The CTO has issued a warning, but fake accounts are impersonating the CEO and trying to get people to send money under the guise of XRP gift campaigns. They are even using deepfake videos, making their tactics increasingly sophisticated.
Specifically, they promise users that "if you send XRP, it will double and be returned." This same scam has been repeated since 2019, but it has suddenly increased recently. Ripple has clearly stated that "they will never ask for XRP transfers from the official channels" and "there is never any prepayme

I've been looking at recent fund data and noticed that since 2026, market-neutral strategies have clearly gained an advantage. Insights from Presto Research and Otos Data show that investors are truly shifting their strategies at a rapid pace.
Looking at January's performance, the overall liquid crypto hedge funds declined by an average of 1.49%. However, what's interesting is that results vary greatly depending on the strategy. Fundamental funds and quant funds declined by 3.01% and 3.51%, respectively, while market-neutral funds rose by 1.6%. This difference is not just coincidence; it refle

Major American banks are sharing an interesting take on gold prices. They’re analyzing that, within the next 1 year, gold could rise to as high as $6,000 per ounce. Compared with today, that’s a pretty significant increase, so it’s getting a lot of attention in the market.
As background, it likely has to do with ongoing uncertainty in the global economy, and the fact that investors are starting to look toward safe-haven assets like gold. The state of the U.S. economy probably has an impact as well. I think the way gold prices move reflects market psychology, so this forecast is also reading ho

Friend-making apps, lately there are so many new types, but honestly, I’m confused about which one to choose. I’ve noticed that many are women-only. Apps like Touch and Doormatch, which have 24-hour monitoring and ID verification, give a sense of security. But requiring payment to remove ads is a bit disappointing.
Personally, I found Favomatch interesting because it specializes in helping fans find friends. It seems good for people who want to talk about their favorite idols or connect with others who share the same hobbies. Also, Bumble is rare in that it can be used by men too. You can swit

Recently, the Japan-origin Web3 card RPG "Tatakai" has been making waves. This project has gathered quite an impressive lineup of investors.
In the angel round completed by Tatakai, they raised $7 million from prominent entities such as YGG, Immutable, Metis, Tencent, and Chainhill Capital. While raising this level of funding is not uncommon in the blockchain gaming industry, it is noteworthy for a project originating from Japan.
Tatakai's feature is that it is a card RPG utilizing anime-style visuals. It’s not just a simple blockchain game; it seems to also focus on the quality of the gamepla

There are developments in Norway’s AI infrastructure plans. The data center project in Norway’s Narvik that OpenAI was initially pursuing is reportedly being handed over to Microsoft.
According to an announcement from cloud infrastructure provider Nscale, Microsoft plans to lease 30,000 NVIDIA Vera Rubin chips from its campus located in Norway’s Arctic region. This is positioned as a further expansion after Microsoft pledged to invest $6.2 billion in the area.
However, the background leading up to this is a bit complex. Apparently, OpenAI originally planned to use the capacity of this Norway c

Ripple is making significant advances in payment infrastructure. It’s not just a simple remittance tool anymore; it’s aiming to transform into a comprehensive platform that supports both fiat currencies and stablecoins.
Recently, the acquisitions of Palisade and Rail seem to be paying off. By integrating these technologies, custody, financial automation, virtual accounts, currency exchange, and payments can now be handled within a single system. Companies no longer need to use multiple vendors; they can manage both fiat and stablecoin funds through a single provider.
For fintech companies hand

Recently, there has been a lot of discussion about whether Bitcoin is truly functioning as digital gold. Indeed, many people see Bitcoin as an alternative asset to gold, but the reality is not that simple.
Compared to gold, Bitcoin exhibits several key differences. Gold has a proven track record of functioning as a store of value for thousands of years. On the other hand, Bitcoin is still a relatively new asset, and its long-term stability remains largely untested.
When the market becomes unstable, observing investor behavior is quite interesting. Gold has traditionally served as a safe asset

I'm concerned about Bitcoin rapidly dropping to around $60,000, and it seems that market maker activity is heavily involved behind the scenes. Seeing the sudden change in ask (sell order) movements suggests that major liquidity providers might be intentionally exerting price pressure.
In reality, market makers have the ability to influence overall market movements by managing the spread between buy and sell prices. Looking at Bitcoin's price movements over the past few days, there have been repeated patterns of sudden increases in sell orders, which are likely not just natural selling but stra

The recent price movements of Bitcoin are very similar to when it dropped to $60k before. Back then, there was also significant downward pressure, and now a similar pattern is emerging. It feels like there's a lack of strength to push the price higher.
Looking at the price action, even during rebounds, the buying support is weak. Considering past patterns, there's a possibility of repeating the same mistakes. From a chart perspective, I think this is a situation that requires caution.
Well, the crypto market is always hard to predict, so it's not straightforward. But when comparing to past pat

Looking at recent market trends, when tech stocks and gold are falling simultaneously, Bitcoin is also dropping together.
Until now, cryptocurrencies have been moving independently, but it seems that the correlation with Nasdaq is strengthening now.
The reason gold is declining might be related to a strong dollar or movements in interest rates, but that trend is also affecting tech stocks and, in turn, impacting the crypto market.
The synchronized movement of Nasdaq and Bitcoin could be a sign that the overall market is entering a risk-off mood.
During these times, I think it's importa