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What I care more about is: even if ETH isn't in the top three, can it still maintain its position as a "settlement layer"? That's more important than the ranking.
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Arthur Hayes: Ethereum Could Exit Top 3 by 2030, AI Altcoins May Replace ETH
Arthur Hayes Predicts Ethereum's Market Decline
Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, claimed in a recent interview that Ethereum (ETH) will fall out of the top three cryptocurrencies by market capitalization by 2030. According to Hayes, AI-focused altcoins could replace Ethereum in this
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Once the mainnet gas fees spike, I just want to close the webpage, clicking confirm feels like buying a lottery ticket… But if we’re talking about experience, the mainnet is indeed stable, and if the amount is bigger, I’d rather pay a bit more in fees for peace of mind. For small amounts/high frequency, just honestly use L2, don’t hard fight the mainnet, bridge once, accumulate a few transactions, don’t jump back and forth every time you get excited, or you’ll end up paying all the fees in the end.
Someone also asked me which L2 to choose, honestly it depends on which application you’re using,
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The range given in this post is quite clear: buy in batches at the lows, look for confirmation at the top, and avoid chasing and selling in the middle zone.
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CryptoSat
$ETH SETTING UP FOR A BIG MOVE… DON’T SLEEP HERE ⚡️
After breaking down the structure from lower TF → higher TF, one thing is clear…
Ethereum is compressing before expansion.
Right now price is hovering around a key zone — not weak, not explosive… just loading momentum 👀
Key Levels to Watch
🔹 Support Zones:
2260 – 2240 → Immediate demand zone
2180 – 2160 → Strong base (loss of this = structure shift)
🔹 Resistance Zone:
2380 – 2420 → Major breakout trigger
This resistance isn’t just a level… it’s a decision zone.
👉 If price reaches this area and holds with clean consolidation, that’s where things get interesting…
🚀 Next Expansion Targets:
2700 → 2900 range (mid-term push)
That’s where liquidity sits… and market loves liquidity.
Game Plan 📊
💵 LONG ZONE: 2260 – 2180
🔴 STOPLOSS: 2160
Clean RR setup — low risk, high potential if structure holds.
⚠️ Reality Check (Don’t Ignore This):
Market looks stable for now… but crypto doesn’t move in isolation.
If geopolitical tension spikes, all technicals can fail.
In that case → fast drop toward 2000 – 1900 zone is very possible.
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Don't forget about macro and market sentiment; even if the technicals support it, you still need capital to cooperate in order to push it up.
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TheBuzzingBee
#GMX has found support at the lower boundary of the descending channel formation on the weekly chart
Support remains firm despite recent selling pressure
A sustained move higher could target $60
$GMX ‌✅️ FOLLOW FOR MORE ✅️
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Recently, people keep asking me: why does on-chain data always "freeze for a moment," even though blocks are already out? Honestly, many times it's not the chain being slow, but the layer you're viewing is slow: the indexer has to scan through the events before feeding them to the subgraph, and when encountering reorganizations or rollbacks, it has to recalculate; plus, RPCs often have rate limits, and when a 429 error hits, your frontend just stalls as if it's dead, only moving after a long refresh... Then everyone starts blaming the chain, but actually it's the middleware that's struggling.
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It's rare to see someone do things thoroughly and practically; M truly deserves this praise.
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If you really encounter difficulties, it’s more reliable to seek help from NGOs/local organizations. Asking for tips in the group is too risky.
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CryptoSat
A Message to Everyone in Our Community
I saw the messages from the Ukraine family asking for help.
If I genuinely had 1,000,000 BTC, I would not hesitate to send 0.5 $BTC to help a family in real distress. But this is not the right place or way to ask.
Begging for donations in a trading signals group is highly inappropriate and inconvenient for everyone. It distracts from actual trading discussion and makes it harder for people who genuinely want to learn and grow.
Scams and fake sob stories have made it extremely difficult for real victims to get help. Because of constant fraud, people have become numb and skeptical — even when someone is truly in need.
This kind of behavior should not be encouraged on any social media platform, especially in trading communities.
If you’re facing real hardship, there are proper channels and organizations for aid. Trading groups are for market discussion and signals — not fundraising.
Let’s keep this space focused on learning and trading.
Respectfully.
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Sanctioning senators of this level indicates it's not a small-scale issue but a systemic industry chain.
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U.S. Treasury Sanctions Cambodian Senator Over Crypto Scam Network
## Overview
The U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned Cambodian Senator Kok An and 28 entities associated with him on Thursday, according to the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). The action targets what officials describe as a massive crypto scam operation in Southeast Asia.
## The
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Expansion is expansion; what I want to see is the cost structure: electricity prices, operation and maintenance, and the generation of mining machines.
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CryptoSat
American Bitcoin has added 11,298 new ASIC miners, boosting its total mining capacity by 12% to 89,242 machines.
The company continues its rapid expansion in the Bitcoin mining sector.
Institutional and politically connected players are going all-in on $BTC infrastructure.
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I used to really misunderstand: grid/DCA is "stable," while a single trade is "gambling." Choosing the former allows you to sleep soundly.
Now I understand: whether you can sleep or not doesn't depend on the strategy's name, but on whether you can accept its volatility and the way it causes stress...
Grid is countless small cuts and the anxiety of constantly adjusting parameters, DCA is knowing it will still fall but you have to mechanically press the button;
A single trade can sometimes be more straightforward—accept the loss, walk away when you win, at least you don't have to stare at
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This wave really stands firm.
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Last night, I was watching that yield pool on the chain game, and I was really scared: I almost threw some money into it. Luckily, I checked the token issuance rhythm and the actual inflow and outflow in the pool first. To put it simply, when inflation kicks in hard, the yield becomes like tap water—looking attractive a few days ago, but later it all depends on new users taking over to fill the holes. The pool’s depth gets drained dry in no time. What’s more annoying is that the packing order is being manipulated; when MEV front-runs you, you think you’re “getting in on time,” but actually you
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ETH 2220-2350 This range is suitable for buying low and selling high, without holding onto the position.
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ShrimpTeacher
Good morning everyone, a new week and a new start.
This Wednesday will also be the end time of the 2-week temporary ceasefire between the US and Iran. And the latest news shows that the US negotiation representatives have already departed for Pakistan, where the second round of US-Iran talks will be held on the 21st local time. After that, Iran refused, leading to uncertainties in the current US-Iran negotiations. The market is currently waiting and watching, to see whether Iran will send representatives to hold talks. Also, tomorrow in US Eastern Time is the Federal Reserve nominee hearing for Chairman Powell, so it’s also necessary to pay more attention. Therefore, currently the overall market is relatively stable, with smaller fluctuations, mainly ranging and moving sideways.
Overall, the market trend this week is still mainly driven by the news. Especially as US-Iran developments enter a more special period—whether it will be continued talks to ease tensions and resolve conflict, or whether the conflict will further escalate—I personally think this will be an important turning point, and it will have a major impact on the global economy and financial markets. With signals unclear, in the near term, trading will still mainly be short-term volatility.
From the current trend, in the short term the overall market is fluctuating in the 73000-76000 range. ETH’s short-term fluctuation range is 2220-2350. SOL’s fluctuation range is 82-86. When trading, remember to pay more attention to news. During the US-Iran time period, it’s very easy for many false messages and reversal possibilities to appear.
Short-term futures contract strategies:
BTC: 74000 or buy on dips, take profit at 75500
ETH: 2270 or buy on dips, take profit at 2330
SOL: 84 or short on rallies, take profit at 86
Warm tips:
1. Stop-loss suggestions should be set based on your actual liquidation price and the principal you can afford to lose.
2. Don’t be greedy—take profits and lock them in. It’s better to take a small loss than to hold out against a position. If the direction is right, continue holding.
$SOL $ETH $BTC
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These past two days, memes have been as hot as boiling water in a pot, and the group is full of “the narrative is coming”… To put it simply, what I’m most afraid of isn’t the drop—it’s that you know you should run, but you still can’t bring yourself to press the button. My stop-loss is pretty basic: before entering, I write down in advance what level of loss I’ll accept; when the time comes, I sell right away and don’t start telling myself stories. If the loss costs more than gas, then just撤—don’t stubbornly hold on in congestion, and in the end you’ll even end up paying one more fee as tuitio
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It's comfortable, but remember not to be pressured into leveraging by short-term gains, as the market can turn hostile very quickly.
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鱼馆鱼人
These past two days, earning from Level 2 has come a bit faster. The several targets recommended in the members group are all flying—feels great!!
$power has risen by 40%
$Fokls is quite volatile as well—it's also up by 20%, holding spot
Keep an eye on Polkadot $dot $ksm is moving
There’s also another $pendle
target with lots of it—you can only watch your own luck; it’s impossible to buy every single one!
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Is anyone still calling for a rebound? I trust the trend more: as long as lower highs are not broken, it remains bearish.
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LedgerBull
$BR showing heavy downside pressure with continuation to the lows.
Structure remains bearish with sellers in full control.
EP
0.15400 - 0.15800
TP
TP1
0.14800
TP2
0.14200
TP3
0.13500
SL
0.16500
Strong selloff cleared liquidity across multiple levels and price is now compressing near lows. Any bounce into the entry zone looks like a weak reaction into supply, with structure favoring continuation as long as lower highs persist.
Let’s go $BR ‌
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Recently, there's been talk about sharding and parallel processing again, sounding quite lively, but my first reaction is: how exactly can you withdraw your funds? The more chains and channels there are, the longer the exit path, and if any link gets stuck, someone is bound to get the short end of the stick. Just a few days ago, another cross-chain bridge had issues, which is very realistic: no matter how fast the execution, it can't save assets that can't be retrieved.
And then there's the oracle price feed going haywire, with the entire network starting to play dead and pretend to wait for c
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It feels like this is paving the way for the next high TPS scenario: faster dissemination = cleaner price discovery.
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DoubleZero Edge Boosts Solana Data Speed With Fiber Optic Network
DoubleZero has introduced DoubleZero Edge, a high-performance data transmission platform designed to deliver real-time blockchain information for the Solana ecosystem, with beta access announced on April 16, 2026. The service moves data delivery away from the public internet onto a dedicated fiber o
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Once the 74.5k liquidity is swept, it will bounce, but a weak follow-up indicates it may consolidate for a while. Be patient and wait for a clear direction choice; don't let the shakeouts ruin your mindset.
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LedgerBull
$BTC showing short-term consolidation after rejection from local highs.
Buyers attempting to regain control, but structure remains range-bound on lower timeframes.
EP
74400 - 74750
TP
TP1 75050
TP2 75400
TP3 75800
SL
73950
Price tapped liquidity near 74.5k and bounced, showing demand stepping in. However, weak follow-through suggests chop before expansion. Break above local resistance could trigger upside continuation, while losing support may shift momentum bearish.
Let’s go $BTC ‌
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The alarm clock on the table rang again, and I pressed it off while browsing chain transfers. Seeing a certain stablecoin briefly fluctuate made me want to roll my eyes. Honestly, de-pegging isn’t always “a technical failure,” it’s often a matter of people’s confidence collapsing first: reserve disclosures are vague, audits drag on, and as soon as there’s a slight disturbance, everyone runs. Run on these things happens faster than congestion.
Now there are a bunch of AI agents/auto-trading claiming “full automatic asset management,” sounds great, but when it comes to on-chain interactions—smar
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