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OpenAI is accelerating its path to advertising monetization. According to reports, this AI giant has opened its doors to dozens of advertisers and launched a brand-new chatbot advertising service.
The interesting part lies in the pricing model. Unlike the traditional pay-per-click approach used by Google and Amazon, OpenAI is taking a different route, billing directly based on the number of ad impressions. The logic is straightforward: users see the ads and money is made; whether they click or not doesn't matter.
Currently, the scale of testing is tightly controlled. Only a few early testers a

$ALCH's recent trend shows typical weak characteristics. After a volume-driven decline, a breakdown structure has formed, which often indicates further downside potential. The most noteworthy point is that the open interest remains high, suggesting that a large number of long positions are under pressure.
From the data, $ALCH's single-day decline has exceeded 25%, with huge trading volume. This is not simply a matter of long liquidation. The key point is that open interest did not significantly decrease during the price decline; instead, it remained high, indicating active selling pressure is

It seems that the overall market pressure is indeed significant. Market sentiment continues to deteriorate, and Bitcoin has effectively broken through the $90,000 mark. It is now repeatedly testing below this level.
What does the future trend look like? The price is likely to continue declining. $84,000 is a relatively clear support level. If this level cannot hold, then we should consider the $75,000-$71,000 range. To be honest, the probability of this happening is quite high.
Regarding this round of decline, the main trading targets are still mainstream coins like BTC, ETH, and AIA. Data fro

#特朗普向欧洲实施新一轮关税措施 $ICNT this wave of market movement is quite interesting. The decline is nearly 19%, and the trading volume suddenly jumped to 11.70M, but the open interest remains high—what does this combination usually indicate? Are the bulls being squeezed out, or are the main players quietly offloading?
From the chart, the price has already broken through the previous consolidation range downward, indicating a typical breakdown trend. The buying volume below is clearly insufficient, and the sellers continue to actively dump.
**Trading Strategy**:
Short positions are fine. The range of 0.34

If you decide to trade contracts, these principles must be kept in mind.
The essence of contract trading is to leverage smaller funds to achieve greater returns. Coins like $FHE, $ETH, and $ZEC are highly volatile, offering big opportunities but also enormous risks. The key is not whether you can make money, but how to survive after losing.
Losses are normal; almost every trader has experienced them. The real dividing line is how you react after a loss. I have seen two very different outcomes:
One group collapses mentally after a stop-loss, then frantically opens new positions, hoping to turn

Hello everyone, I am from the Kite development team 🪁
I want to share with you a question we've been pondering: as more AI Agents evolve from "chatting" to "executing," calling APIs, placing orders, making payments, and collaborating with each other, how should blockchain adapt to this change?
This is Kite's core concern. We are building a public chain focused on AI payments, with a clear primary goal — enabling Agents to perform various tasks and interactions on-chain more securely and controllably, while implementing flexible usage-based settlement mechanisms through stablecoins and other t

#贵金属黄金与白银刷新历史高位 Plasma as a Layer 1 blockchain is exploring new possibilities in the stablecoin sector. Its underlying design is optimized around stablecoins like USDT, supporting EVM compatibility, achieving sub-second confirmation through the PlasmaBFT consensus mechanism, with nearly zero transaction fees—this is a real necessity for everyday payment scenarios.
In high-frequency financial regions like Tokyo and Singapore, we see Plasma's practical applications gradually expanding: individual users conducting cross-border remittances, merchants handling payments and settlements, significantl

BNB's performance this week is still quite interesting. Based on data from January 21, the price is around $882.03, with a 24-hour decline of 4.99%, and a weekly drop of about 6.9%. Let's review the process—after reaching a high of $959 earlier this week, it started to pull back. After the 19th, as the overall market weakened, it directly broke through the key support level of $930.
From a technical perspective, short-term support is in the $870-$890 range, with resistance at $930-$950. The RSI indicator is currently neutral to slightly bearish, indicating that downward momentum is still prese

The market's sharp decline this week has indeed been quite intense, wiping out all of last week's gains in just three days. The weekly rebound that initially looked promising now seems to have stalled, and the current K-line structure has been broken, which could significantly reduce the strength of any future rebounds. Currently, the price is approaching an important weekly support level. If it breaks below this, the subsequent trend will need to be approached with caution.
From an operational perspective, friends holding positions in their accounts should stay calm and avoid rushing to add m

Bitcoin's recent market trend has indeed been unfriendly. From a technical perspective, it has already lost the key support level, and the downward pressure is significant. If the decline continues, 84,500 will be the first line of defense; further down, it will depend on whether 80,000 can hold. There will definitely be opportunities for a rebound. On the four-hour chart, there should be a correction, and a rebound to 91,000 would be considered good.
My own strategy is as follows — I have already added more than 10,000 positions in batches on the spot side, and I have also built a long positi

Give the core judgment: A 70%–80% deep bear market for Bitcoin is very unlikely.
Looking at Bitcoin’s more than ten-year trend on a long-term chart reveals an counterintuitive phenomenon—actual occurrences of 70%–80% declines are relatively rare, and each time they happen, they can be traced back to clear structural reasons. This is not a natural outcome of "bad market conditions" or "overly rapid gains," but rather a systemic deleveraging triggered when a financial system proves unsustainable.
Based on this logic, the probability of Bitcoin experiencing another systemic bear market of 70%–80%

The most explosive news in the crypto circle these days belongs to the Federal Reserve. The key figure of the super hawkish camp suddenly hinted that there might be a significant rate cut by 2026. It sounds like great news, but is it really that simple? Let’s take a closer look.
**Why is a rate cut bullish for crypto assets?**
The essence of a rate cut is simple: money becomes cheaper, and market liquidity is abundant. No one is interested in fixed deposits anymore; where do idle funds go? Stocks, futures, Bitcoin, Ethereum—these high-volatility assets become hot favorites. Historical patterns

#特朗普向欧洲实施新一轮关税措施 Wall Street's "Double Persona": Why does JPMorgan criticize Bitcoin but also rush to create on-chain USD?
On one hand, they publicly declare Bitcoin as a "scam," and then quietly launch their own JPM Coin—that's a brilliant move. When it comes to hypocrisy, traditional financial institutions are the masters.
Think about it: back in the day, the carriage industry loudly condemned cars as "monsters," but were they really afraid of cars? No. They feared that the entire rule system would be rewritten. The same goes for JPMorgan; what they truly fear isn't a string of code called B

#数字资产市场动态 To be honest, I don't really care which coins will experience a crash. I just want to understand one principle — in a volatile market, doubling your investment to break even with small trades is the basic strategy. There was a post before that explained this very thoroughly, so I won't go into detail here. No one can be a god; if someone were truly a god, they wouldn't need to fight for these opportunities. My idea is simple: use small money to gamble on bigger potential, and amplify gains through profit accumulation. Repeat this process, and that's it. This isn't a secret; it's the

This morning's market trend continues to be validated by the market movement. The trend is moving downward as expected, and the bears are becoming more solid. The support levels below are being broken one after another, and it is basically confirmed that the market is in a breakdown and downward trend. Traders should be cautious; the key bottom support zones that were repeatedly emphasized before are now under severe test. Whether these levels can hold will directly determine the subsequent market direction.
Looking at the four-hour chart, Bitcoin's downward momentum is still continuously rele

Another sleepless night. Having been away from home for too long, my biological clock has long been disrupted, and the recent crypto market is the same—its ups and downs are unpredictable. Someone asked me if I still believe in a bull market. From buying the bottom at $28,000 in 2023 to now planning to exit at the top, as someone who has experienced this market firsthand, I really should share my thoughts.
Recently, I took a trip to Malaysia and wandered around Genting Highlands. In the foggy resort, I surprisingly didn’t place a single bet, which would have been unthinkable before. This remin

From the perspective of the market maker, the period around the Spring Festival is the most popular—this is when a wave of induced buying is most likely. Instead of slowly oscillating, it's better to directly push the price up so participants can profit. The problem is that those who were trapped at the high of 3800 a few months ago haven't exited yet, so this support level must be protected.
After several months of repeated oscillations, the cost basis for retail investors has been pushed to the 3300-3400 range, and there might even be another test at 3450. But the question here is—do we have

I initially paid attention to Dusk, and it’s quite interesting—it's not about following market hype, but rather its consistent attitude on the path of privacy finance that attracted me. There are many projects shouting "privacy chain" on the market, but when it comes to actual use, common issues are poor user experience or lagging ecosystem development. I spent some time actually engaging with and operating the platform to gradually understand the true nature of this project.
Intuitively, the upgraded Dusk network has taken a significant step forward in efficiency. Transaction speeds have incr

#数字资产市场动态 850 nearby this wave of market movement, I finally bet right once🚀 but this also made me realize a painful truth — my subjective judgment is often a trap. Clearly thinking the bottom is in, but in the end, it all gets smashed. Sometimes, thinking in reverse is much more reliable😅
Watching the trends of $BNB and $DOGE recently, I have a deeper understanding of what "cognition is a shackle" means. Those seemingly certain support levels in the market, in the end, break just like that. Instead of trusting your intuition, it's better to respect the data and the big trend.
What do you al

In the crypto market, beginners often fall into a misconception: obsessing over whether to choose spot trading or futures trading, as if picking the right track can instantly turn their fortunes around. In reality, this question itself warrants a reevaluation.
The trading tools themselves are neither good nor bad; the key lies in the user's operational logic. A knife in a chef's hand can prepare delicious food, but in someone else's hand, it might do more harm than good. Many traders blame tool risks for their losses, but rarely reflect on how reckless their decision-making process truly is.
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