$PI Now there are various stablecoins. The on-chain ecosystem can be used globally. What ecological development does PI have left? It's useless, just wait for more zeros ahead.

#数字资产市场观察 $ETH $BNB The bull run hasn't gone far yet.
Spot trading, just hold onto it. Don't panic, don't chase contracts.

$PI Always remember, the price of PI can only fluctuate below two yuan, the volume is too large, one hundred billion, one yuan each, that is one hundred billion, turning the extra points into money is a long process in itself, and you still want to turn the fart into two hundred billion??
Daydreaming, a tale from the Arabian Nights. Follow me, don't get lost.

#ETH走势分析 1.28 Morning observation: Can this rebound really hold above?
$BTC has already touched the upper band of the Bollinger Bands, but there is a problem – the volume cannot keep up. Throughout the rally, the trading volume has been shrinking, and this "shrinking volume rebound" makes it difficult to truly break through the resistance zone. More importantly, a bearish candlestick has already appeared at the hourly level, indicating a clear signal of resistance at the pressure point.
$ETH also rose to the upper track position. However, the 3070 point has been touched once before, and now

Worth watching $STRK right now. The chart setup looks pretty compelling from a technical standpoint. Could be setting up for something.

Just caught wind of something serious dropping right before the holiday.
Two heavyweight names in crypto—Michael Saylor and Tom Lee—just put out statements that have BTC, ETH, and SOL holders doing double-takes. Not the usual bullish cheerleading we're used to from these guys. This time? Different tone entirely.
The timing's weird. Markets were coasting. Now this.
Whatever they're flagging, it's got enough weight that people are scrambling to figure out what's actually going on beneath the surface. Not panic mode yet, but definitely not business as usual either.
Anyone else seeing the same sig

Prediction markets like Polymarket? Honestly one of the sharpest tools in crypto right now.
Here's the thing though—you can't just wing it. Put in the work. Do your homework. Test different strategies. Fail a few times, learn from it.
Then watch the profits roll in.
What's wild is how it basically incentivizes you to get smarter. You're literally getting rewarded for understanding how the world works—politics, sports, economics, whatever niche you dive into.
It's like the market's paying your tuition.

Spotted an interesting play here. Entry averaged around $85K market cap.
Been tracking this specific address (8pEB...eUpD) - their buy pattern caught my attention.
Multiple purchase transactions recorded. Worth keeping tabs on how this unfolds.

Worth keeping tabs on a few things right now. WLFI alongside some resilient BNB small caps could show interesting moves. The Orbs–Thena dSLTP tool is seeing traction in BNB DeFi—usage metrics matter here. GANA exploit aftermath still unfolding, so liquidity shifts and security responses deserve attention. Also, VanEck's VBNB ETF launch plus the Reth-BSC migration both signal infrastructure evolution worth noting.

Prediction market platform Kalshi just closed a massive $1.3 billion funding round, pushing its valuation to $11 billion. Sounds impressive? Well, here's the kicker—they're still trailing several billion dollars behind Polymarket in the race for prediction market dominance.
This funding surge signals serious institutional confidence in regulated prediction markets, but the gap with Polymarket tells another story. Despite the hefty war chest, Kalshi faces an uphill battle catching up to its decentralized competitor that's been dominating volume and user engagement.
The question now: Can traditi

This week hit a certain ecosystem hard—roughly $13.9 billion evaporated, a 6.3% pullback that basically erased three months of rally momentum. Not exactly the vibe traders were hoping for.
The Fear & Greed Index? Sitting at a chilly 15. That's deep fear territory. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's dominance has slipped to 57.9%, suggesting altcoins are bleeding even harder. The native token of that chain dropped 7.3%, though to be fair, that's still holding up better than most alt sectors getting hammered right now.
Short version: market sentiment is icy, the broader alt space is taking a beating, and even

XMR continues to demonstrate remarkable market strength, though currently facing resistance near its all-time high threshold. The consolidation pattern we're seeing isn't necessarily alarming. What matters most? The bullish structure stays intact. For privacy-focused digital assets, this kind of positioning actually looks pretty solid. The technical setup suggests patience might pay off here - as long as that structural integrity holds, there's no real reason to panic about the leading privacy coin's trajectory.

Latest data shows that the leverage game in the U.S. investment market is dangerously testing the edge of losing control.
In October, the trading margin debt surged by $57.2 billion in a single month, with a total scale surpassing $1.2 trillion, setting a historical record—this is the sixth consecutive month of increase. Even more astonishing is that in the first ten months of this year, it has accumulated a growth of $285 billion, an increase of 32%; while the surge in the past six months has reached 39%, the highest record since 2000, even surpassing the frenzy of Meme stocks in 2021.
The ma

#数字资产市场观察 long positions target 95000, short positions eyeing 88888.
Which side to choose? Actually, there's no need to think too much.
It's fine to gradually build up your positions in Ogura, don't rush to go all in.
During market volatility, controlling position size is more important than predicting direction. Enter the market in batches to naturally reduce risk.

Past week numbers for this AI agent protocol hit different:
Volume? Crushed $282M+. Daily active wallets dropped to 8K though—but here's where it gets interesting. Cross-chain swap activity still pumping $4M every single day. Transaction count holding firm at 35K+ (BASE chain eating up 30K of those).
Volume barely budged even with fewer wallets touching the protocol.
The math tells a story: smaller crowd, way heavier per-user activity. Power users clearly aren't going anywhere.

Thanksgiving dinner isn't complete without some high-risk trades on the side. Because nothing says "gratitude" quite like watching your portfolio swing wildly while carving the turkey. It's practically tradition at this point.

A major L1 blockchain is showing signs of cooling down lately. DEX volume dropped 58.6% week-over-week. Daily active users? Down 2.1%. TVL slipped 5%. Nothing catastrophic, just quieter.
But here's the twist—it still dominates in daily active users across all chains. People didn't leave. They're just... not trading as much. Lower activity, yes. Ghost town? Far from it.

Six hundred dollars——this was the get on board fee to do something in the blockchain gaming world two years ago. For those workers in Southeast Asia earning two to three thousand a month, this number is higher than the sky.
But someone forcefully tore down this wall.
Yield Guild Games did something quite wild: since individuals can't afford game assets, let's band together for warmth. The gameplay of this DAO organization is actually not complicated — everyone pools money to buy NFT items, and then everyone can use them. It sounds like a monthly pass at an internet cafe, but placed in

$AT $ZEC $SHIB
The US dollar index has recently hovered around 99.55, but there are already some pessimistic voices emerging in the asset management circle. Pictet Asset Management recently expressed the view that the dollar may test the 95 level by 2026.
Why the sudden pessimism? I pondered for a bit, and there are probably a few layers of logic to this:
First of all, there is the issue of the US economy itself. Some believe that the momentum of the economic slowdown has become quite apparent, and inflationary pressures may naturally ease, which is not good news for a strong dollar.
Then ther