LowCapGemHunter

I just checked the data on CoinMarketCap and found something quite interesting. Cardano (ADA) is experiencing a strong upward sentiment from the community, while Midnight (NIGHT) is among the tokens with the highest negative sentiment. But the strange thing is that the price movement doesn't follow that logic.
According to CoinMarketCap data, ADA ranks quite high among the most loved cryptocurrencies, with clear support from the community. In contrast, NIGHT is among the least favored tokens. However, in the past 24 hours, ADA only increased slightly by 0.43% to $0.25, while NIGHT rose by 1.63

I just noticed a pretty interesting move from Starknet. This Layer 2 just announced that it will deploy a new Bitcoin asset called strkBTC, and the cool part is that it is designed with high security features.
The most notable thing is that strkBTC allows hiding balances and transaction details, so when you interact with Starknet's DeFi, you don't have to worry about your Bitcoin or trading partners being publicly disclosed. This is quite different from traditional methods on the blockchain.
What I like is that Starknet still maintains full compatibility with DeFi applications. In other words,

Recently looking back at the market, I see that XRP has a pretty interesting story compared to Bitcoin. A few months ago, it broke through the $2.40-2.50 level with strong volume, but now it has returned to the $1.44 zone. But what's interesting is why it outperforms Bitcoin during recovery phases - what is Bitcoin that it can't keep up?
There are a few things I've noticed: First, XRP has a lower beta with macro factors (interest rates, dollar strength) compared to Bitcoin. When the market is fearful, what is Bitcoin? It still experiences heavy sell-offs because investors seek safe assets. But

I just realized something quite interesting about the cryptocurrency market — Bitcoin has maintained its number one position continuously for 8 years, from 2018 to now, without being shaken by any market cycle. When looking at Bitcoin’s current market cap of $1.55 billion, accounting for 56.94% of the total market capitalization, you can see that this dominance is not just a coincidence.
But what caught my attention more is that only Ethereum and XRP have maintained their top 3 positions throughout this period. Ethereum, with a market cap of $279.87 billion, remains unchallenged as the number

Recently, I saw some shocking news from the Bitcoin community. Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpeles proposed a bold idea: to perform a Bitcoin hard fork to recover nearly 80,000 BTC stolen 15 years ago. What? A hard fork to reverse transactions? This directly conflicts with Bitcoin’s core principle — immutability. To understand why this proposal is so controversial, I need to explain what a fork is first.
What is a fork? Simply put, a hard fork is a permanent split in the blockchain protocol. It creates two separate versions: nodes (network nodes) that upgrade will follow the new chain, while node

I just noticed that Bitcoin has closed below $78,500 on higher timeframes, and this is not just a regular daily fluctuation. Crypto analyst Tice just emphasized that this is a true structural break— the previous low has been breached, which changes the entire picture. If you understand what a bottom is in trading context, it’s just the previous lows, and when they are broken, it signals a shift from an uptrend to a downtrend.
The important thing here is not to look at individual candles alone. Professional traders monitor the closing structure levels, not emotional movements within the day. Bi

I just noticed that Bitcoin recently formed a death cross on the 3-day chart—that's when the MA50 drops below the MA200. This signal is not considered good; history shows that whenever it appears in a bear market, prices tend to fall sharply. In 2022 and 2018, when this cross occurred, Bitcoin dropped about 52%, and in 2014, it was even worse, declining up to 57%.
If history repeats itself, Bitcoin could reach the $36,000 level from the current crossover zone. Analysts see the $40,000 to $36,000 range as a potential accumulation zone, based on the Fibonacci 1.618 level that appeared during pre

Recently, I noticed that PI Network has been making some quite interesting moves in the market. The mainnet officially launched at the beginning of February last year, along with a series of updates to protocol v19.6 and the ecosystem token that the community has been waiting for a long time. Exchanges have also started offering services with it, so PI is beginning to attract more attention.
What’s interesting is that on CoinMarketCap, PI currently has the second-highest positive sentiment today, only after Kaspa. It closed last month at around $0.17 with a 10% monthly increase, and is still t

I just noticed a large BTC transfer recorded by Lookonchain. By monitoring this coin news data, Two Prime deposited approximately 3.946 BTC into Ceffu over the past week, an amount equivalent to nearly 310 million USD at current prices.
Interestingly, during the same period, they also withdrew 173 million USD from Ceffu. Looking at these movements, it seems like Two Prime is engaging in quite active trading activities in the market. News about large deposits/withdrawals like these often indicate that whales are following their own strategies.

Recently, I noticed that the inflow of funds into cryptocurrency ETFs has increased significantly. Last week, US spot Bitcoin ETF funds recorded a net inflow of $816 million, mainly from BlackRock's IBIT with $612 million. The total assets under management now reach $94.92 billion. At the same time, Ethereum ETFs are also doing well, with a net inflow of $187 million, primarily from BlackRock's ETHA with $94.92T. The net assets of Ethereum ETFs reach $12.96 billion.
Outside the US market, Hong Kong also has notable crypto ETF news. Hong Kong's spot Bitcoin ETF recorded a net inflow of 4.68 BTC

Goldman Sachs recently applied for a Bitcoin ETF fund with the SEC, just a few days after Morgan Stanley launched a similar product. This marks an exciting milestone in the game between giant financial institutions and the cryptocurrency market.
What makes this fund different? Goldman Sachs calls it the Bitcoin Premium Income ETF, but in reality, it is a product designed for older investors. Instead of directly buying Bitcoin, they will invest at least 80% in spot Bitcoin ETPs and other related products. Each month, the fund will generate dividends by selling Bitcoin call options, creating a s

I just paid attention to the news that Zeekr announced their 8X, and this is truly a significant step forward for the Chinese automotive industry. Not because it’s an ordinary SUV, but because it integrates Super Eva—a full-vehicle AI assistant system developed through a collaboration between Zeekr, Geely, and Qianli Technology.
The interesting part is that Super Eva runs on the Step 3.5 Flash platform, an AI model deployed from the open-source community into commercial applications. It’s not just an ordinary voice assistant; it’s a comprehensive intelligent system with capabilities for trip p

I just saw a huge Bitcoin billboard in Times Square with a pretty profound slogan: “No one should work for what others can put out.” In fact, it’s quite eye-catching, directly pointing to the issues of the traditional monetary system.
The clever part is that they’re reminding everyone of the true nature of Bitcoin—something that no one can control or publish out on a whim. I’m seeing more and more people interested in it as a real asset, not just a temporary trend.
Times Square has always been a place for big brands to show off, but now that Bitcoin is there too, it seems to have become more w

I recently paid attention to a rather notable move from Russia. President Putin just signed into law a new regulation related to cryptocurrencies, which could significantly impact how other countries handle digital assets.
Specifically, this law classifies Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as "intangible assets" under the criminal law system. Importantly, it grants Russian courts the authority to seize these assets in criminal cases. This is the first time Russia has a clear legal framework for the confiscation of cryptocurrency assets.
According to the disclosed details, when requesting seiz

I just noticed that NVIDIA GPU rental prices have been skyrocketing recently. Every two months, prices jump by up to 48%, and currently, hourly GPU rental for the latest Blackwell chip has reached $4.08 per hour. The situation is that the AI industry is facing the most severe supply crisis in five years, so no one has enough computing resources.
As a result, major companies are also heavily affected. Anthropic has to run the Claude API with poor performance, and OpenAI, which processes twice as many tokens as last year, has had to shut down the Sora project. It's really a tough situation when

I just noticed that Shiba Inu has recently broken out of an symmetrical triangle pattern, and trading volume has increased significantly. This seems to be a positive signal for a potential upward trend. SHIB is currently holding steady above previous resistance levels, with higher lows appearing consecutively, indicating gradual stability.
What caught my attention is that activity in Shiba Inu's derivatives market is also quite lively, even though the current trading volume is around $1.25 million. Open interest remains high, reflecting investor participation. Short-term moving averages are al

I have just been following some quite interesting diplomatic developments from Iran. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has made phone contact with regional partners, including Egypt, Oman, and Qatar, to discuss the current geopolitical situation.
In fact, these calls are not accidental. They reflect Iran’s efforts to maintain diplomatic communication channels and discuss urgent issues affecting the entire Middle East region. Especially Egypt, with its crucial geopolitical role, is certainly one of the top priorities in these dialogues.
These discussions emphasize that countries in the region con

Recently, OpenEden (, the RWA platform ), announced a DNS hijacking incident on their website. At first, it seemed like a major issue, but after thorough investigation, they confirmed it was only a change in DNS records, with no impact on smart contracts or reserve assets.
The good news is that they have restored full control of the domain and DNS settings. Their internal systems remain intact, and all assets can be verified through Chainlink Proof of Reserve. It's also positive that they are strengthening infrastructure security, including the email verification codes for me and other users t

I just looked at the current BTC chart again, the price is at 73.96K with a -1.06% decrease in 24 hours. But what's interesting here isn't whether the price is going up or down, but how to interpret the hidden signals behind it.
What is divergence? Simply put, it’s when the price moves in one direction but the technical indicator points in the opposite direction. This mismatch is very important because it indicates that market momentum may be weakening, and it’s often a sign of an upcoming reversal.
There are two main types of divergence that traders need to know. The first type is regular div

Many people still do not fully understand MEV bots — something silently profiting from our transactions on the blockchain. Today, I want to share what I’ve learned about this issue.
What exactly is an MEV bot? Simply put, they are automated bots that seize profit opportunities by manipulating transaction order on Ethereum and other networks. They operate before, during, and after large transactions to profit from price discrepancies. Their methods are quite diverse — some bots arbitrage between DEXs, some perform sandwich trading, front-running bots, back-running bots, and even flash loan bots