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The amount of stop-loss liquidations in the past 24 hours is really crazy. Looking at CoinGlass data, it's over 800M dollars. Shorts have taken over 600M dollars, suffering overwhelmingly large damage.
Only for BTC, it's 375 million dollars, and for ETH, 184 million dollars. According to CoinGlass's tally, more than 190k people have been liquidated, which is quite a large scale. I also saw that a single liquidation on Hyperliquid exceeded 15 million dollars, so these large-scale settlements are happening one after another.
Considering recent volatility, many people probably have alert settings

Recently, the portfolio shifts among Bitcoin miners have been accelerating.
There is a noticeable trend of selling holdings to capitalize on investment opportunities in AI infrastructure and shifting funds into data center businesses.
There is no doubt that this trend is putting significant pressure on the market.
Amidst geopolitical tensions and excessive expectations for the AI industry, today’s Bitcoin market has recorded a considerable decline.
The current price is $77.66K, down 0.28% over the past 24 hours.
Trading volume is also around $454.51 million.
However, looking at mar

It’s been about 1.5 months since last month’s major Polkadot upgrade, but the market reaction is quite interesting. The 2.1 billion DOT supply cap implemented at the “Pi Day” event on March 14 seems to be starting to meaningfully impact the market now.
In fact, this upgrade itself has been a topic of discussion since last year, and it was made possible through a vote supported by more than 80% of the community. However, once it was actually implemented, the market response has been more positive than anyone expected. DOT is currently trading around $1.25, and many investors are watching closel

Long-term technical strategies for Ethereum are becoming clearer. The roadmap called "Strawmap," published by Ethereum Foundation researcher Justin Drake, outlines the direction of protocol evolution over the next few years, and it's quite an interesting read.
It seems that seven major protocol forks are planned by 2029. These are not just small updates but significant changes to be implemented gradually. This approach ensures proper coordination and auditing among clients, maintaining Ethereum's multi-client system.
The technical ambitions are truly substantial. A target of up to 10 million t

It’s been a year since Pi Network launched its open network last February, but lately things have started to pick up again. It seems that a number of improvements are in progress, such as protocol updates and new ecosystem token design. The team—including co-founder Nicolas Kokkalis—is actively sharing information, especially about the KYC process and AI-related topics.
PI ended last February at about $0.17, and since then it has been trading at roughly the same level. For now, according to CoinMarketCap’s sentiment indicator, it shows the second-highest bullish sentiment after Kaspa, so it se

Huh, has the robot surpassed Bolt? I heard recently that the Unitree H1 achieved a top speed of 10 meters per second in a 100-meter run, which is faster than Usain Bolt's world record. Bolt's record is 9.58 seconds with a speed of 10.44 m/s, so just looking at the numbers, the robot is slightly slower, but isn't that amazing anyway?
The founder of Uju Technology said they would break this record by the middle of this year, and it seems they've already done it. I never thought humanoid robots would be able to run at such speeds. The day might be near when they actually beat Bolt's record.
But h

Since Bitcoin fell below $70k, the entire meme coin market has been shaken.
The price of Dogecoin has dropped about 2.87% in 24 hours, reaching around $0.0904.
Last week, it rebounded to around $0.104, but was ultimately pushed down by selling pressure.
From a technical perspective, it has returned to a symmetrical triangle pattern, with buyers and sellers facing off.
The next big move will likely depend on the direction of Bitcoin.
Looking at Dogecoin's price movement, it’s clear that overall market sentiment has a significant impact.
When Bitcoin drops, meme coins tend to fall even

The debate about the threat of quantum computers to Bitcoin is heating up once again. I read the report published by CoinShares, and the conclusion is surprisingly simple. Quantum risk definitely exists, but in reality, it seems to be a distant concern.
Summarizing the key points of the report, theoretically, a sufficiently powerful quantum computer could use Shor's algorithm to derive private keys from Bitcoin's public keys. However, this would require hundreds of thousands of error-corrected qubits, which is still far from current technology. According to CoinShares' Christopher Bendiksen, b

It seems Satoshi Nakamoto’s assets have turned into something astonishing. At the time of Bitcoin’s all-time high a few months ago, his holdings had reached an all-time peak, but it looks like they’ve dropped quite a bit since then. There’s talk of losses of nearly $200 billion.
Even so, Satoshi Nakamoto is still ranked among the world’s top-tier wealthy people. He’s reportedly around the 15th position, ahead of people like Alice Walton and Michael Bloomberg. The scale of the Bitcoin creator’s assets really is on a completely different level.
Looking at the current Bitcoin market, the fluctuat

I've been thinking about this for a long time, but do you know what Ripple's true goal is? 🤔 To replace SWIFT, or to complement it, or both.
The international remittance system is still centered around SWIFT, isn't it? But Ripple is trying to change this old system using XRP. 🔄 This is not just a project; it's a serious vision.
What's important is that Ripple has never given up on this goal. 📝 It's documented and has been consistently moving in this direction. When you look at the relationship between XRP and SWIFT, it’s not just competition; it’s a strategy for coexistence. 🤝
If this visi

I found a pretty interesting story. A certain trader has made an incredible profit from staking $BELIEF. They initially invested just $8.50 worth of SOL, and now it has grown to $9,928. That's a 1,169x return.
Looking into the details, it seems this trader bought 6,636 $BELIEF tokens with 0.1 SOL. From there, by continuing to stake, they ended up with 25.06 SOL and 2.9 million $BELIEF tokens. At current values, that's worth $2,160 in SOL alone and approximately $7,768 in $BELIEF tokens.
Seeing stories like this makes me think staking really has potential. Of course, there are risks, but stakin

I saw that Bitcoin's implied volatility has risen to 53.1%. It seems that geopolitical tensions are having an impact. According to Matrixport's analysis, it's a sharp increase from 38.5%, but actually, this level isn't that abnormal.
Compared to past data, it's roughly the same level as November last year at 52.2%, and it hasn't reached the 65.4% peak during the market correction in February. In other words, volatility is increasing, but it's not a panic-driven move.
From an analyst's perspective, the crypto market's reaction to geopolitical risks is relatively restrained, and hedging demand i

Coincheck has apparently completed its acquisition of 3iQ. Originally, they planned to acquire 97% of the shares by the second quarter of 2026, but in reality, they acquired 99.8% and completed the acquisition earlier than scheduled. 3iQ is a Canadian digital asset investment manager, and it was the first company to launch a Bitcoin and Ethereum fund listed in North America, so it's quite an established company. The fact that more companies are expanding their businesses through acquisitions like this might be evidence that, in the long term, companies with potential for permanent holding are

Recently, there's a movement I've been paying attention to. It seems that the project called Botworkorange has lifted its stealth mode and officially launched. They've announced that they will be providing funding specifically for the development of blockchain-integrated AI agents.
Stealth mode, in simple terms, is a period during which a company quietly develops and prepares before making an official announcement. In other words, Botworkorange has been operating behind the scenes until now, and this is finally their public debut.
Thinking about why this is happening at this timing, I believe

Lately, I've been noticing that the number of coin wallets holding over 100 BTC has exceeded 20,000. Looking at data from Santiment, these wallets are worth at least $6.78 million each, which means they are mostly held by institutional investors or large-scale investors.
The increase in these large coin wallets suggests that Bitcoin isn't concentrated among just a few whales anymore, but is becoming more widely distributed. In fact, the proportion of total supply held by these major holders hasn't increased dramatically, and the price has been relatively stable. This indicates that more player

I feel like I can see Tesla's true purpose now. What Musk has been mentioning lately isn't just about popularizing electric vehicles; it's a much larger economic vision. Announcing that creating universal high income is Tesla's mission, I think, is quite significant.
Thinking about it, the electric vehicle industry is just the surface story, and behind it is the pursuit of economic prosperity through technology. Musk himself is strongly convinced that Tesla's technological advancements will have a global economic impact. They're not just a car manufacturer; they intend to change the entire eco

There were reports that Sun Yuchen withdrew USDC worth $152 million from Lightner, but in fact he isn’t bearish at all. What he says on X is simply that he’s rebalancing his wallet, and that he’s holding all of the LIT tokens. Rather, he’s also confirming again that he’s optimistic about Lightner’s long-term outlook.
It looks like he plans to re-deposit into Lightner’s LLP soon, so this withdrawal is probably part of a position adjustment. Since it amounts to about 17–18% of the platform’s total USDC balance, it’s a pretty big move—but it’s not that seeing this has made him bearish; rather, it

I’m paying close attention to Bitcoin’s movements, perhaps because the Federal Reserve’s rate-hike decision is getting closer. It is currently trading around $78,000, but there’s a high likelihood it will be shaken by a range of $68,000 to $80,000 from here.
Looking at the futures market, the probability of keeping rates unchanged this month is expected to be 99%, and next month it is expected to be 97%. However, if FRB issues hawkish signals, the possibility that the rate cuts in 2026 will be limited could come into view. If that happens, liquidity could be squeezed, and a scenario in which B

I've noticed while analyzing the chain that when BTC rises around $75,000, short-term holders tend to sell quite a lot. It seems that over 65,000 coins were sent to exchanges within 24 hours, and most of them were profit-taking sales, with about 61,000 coins secured for profit.
Looking at this, it appears that for short-term holders, the very act of the price going up is a selling opportunity. Even in situations where the price tests $75,000, the holders react immediately and take profits. It’s clear they are very sensitive to price fluctuations.
Currently, the price is at $76.33K, but I wonde

The yen is approaching $160. It seems that the Japanese Finance Minister recently hinted at the possibility of taking decisive measures in response to currency fluctuations. The $160 level is a benchmark from when authorities intervened last year, so they are likely aware of that.
Currently, the Japanese yen is trading around 159.70 against the dollar, just a little short of $160. It’s still under pressure from ongoing tensions in the Middle East, which continues to push for yen depreciation. The Finance Minister commented that “bold measures, including decisive actions, are necessary,” and th