A Fed rate cut is almost a certainty, but the crypto market’s reaction is intriguing—early-entry capital has already started playing a game of divergence.
Let’s look at the market before the decision: BTC displayed a textbook-level divergence between futures and spot. Futures soared aggressively, jumping over 2%, clearly indicating that someone is betting on the positive news; however, the spot market didn’t buy in, dropping below the $90,000 mark, with profit-takers making a clear early exit. ETH, on the other hand, performed steadily, with a nearly 2% gain and three consecutive bullish candl

#数字资产行情上升 $ETH $ZEC $BTC The bullish trend remains solid. It's not impossible for Ethereum to reach $8,500 by the end of the year, as the Fed's rate-cutting cycle is still counting down, which will continue to fuel market enthusiasm for going long. Interestingly, structural indicators often react faster than news—if you wait for the news to come out before acting, it's already too late. The real opportunities are for those traders who can sense trend changes in advance. The price movement is gradually fulfilling earlier expectations, and the lagging nature of news has never changed. If you wan

To be honest, I’m actually quite risk-averse. After years of hustling in the crypto space, I’ve never once touched rebate-related business.
It’s not about being holier-than-thou; I’m just afraid of unnecessary trouble. If, at some point, someone digs up my old records and finds something questionable, it could even impact my ability to travel in and out of the country. That’s just not worth the risk. Right now, I can travel freely—hop on a high-speed train whenever I want, post on social media during my trips without worry. That feeling is truly amazing.
But looking at it from another angle, i

Every day while watching the markets, I always see someone in the group chat saying they've been liquidated again. The strange thing is—everyone knows the risks are huge, so why are there still so many people rushing to jump into the pit?
To put it bluntly, a lot of people have no idea what they're actually doing.
For example: You see the platform says "10x leverage," and you really think you're only using 10x? Wake up.
Let's say you have 10,000 USDT in your account, but you can only stomach a $500 loss. What happens? You accidentally open a 30,000 USDT position. So what’s the real leverage he

Recently, the US Dollar Index has continued to weaken, and there are signs of a rebound in global liquidity. As a result, the crypto market has started to rebound. Many people are asking: Is this round of growth just a short-term rebound, or is it the real beginning of a bull market?
To thoroughly discuss this question, there will be an in-depth roundtable discussion at 8:00 PM on December 9. Several experienced industry analysts will approach the topic from multiple dimensions, including macroeconomics, capital flows, and on-chain data, to help everyone clarify whether the current market has

Yesterday, a friend who has been following me for two years shared his results in the community. He rolled his initial capital of 500 into just over 30,000. There was just one comment in the thread: "So you really can make money and survive."
It sounds plain, but this is the truest thing I want to say after eight years in this industry. I've seen too many people get starry-eyed over the legend of 100x coins, but no one is willing to first learn how not to turn their principal into a joke. That's the nature of the crypto market—it can make you rich overnight, or wipe out your account in an inst

At the end of last month, I published a long post warning that BTC might be headed for an epic correction, and the comments section exploded—some people called me a doomsayer, others were getting ready to buy the dip. Looking back at those screenshots now, has anyone quietly deleted their comments?
Let’s cut the fluff today. I’ve been grinding in this market for twelve years and have seen too many people get repeatedly wiped out during bear market volatility. I’m breaking down this “survival code” so that next time the market reverses, you won’t be the one getting rekt.
Here’s where 90% of peo

In the crypto market, making money fast means losing it even faster—that’s a hard rule.
The reason I’ve survived and kept profiting in this space isn’t luck, but five unbreakable principles I stick to no matter what.
Contract trading is that extreme—get it right once, and you’re back in the game; get it wrong, and you’re wiped out instantly. My strategy is simple yet aggressive: split 300U into ten parts, and only use 30U per trade with 100x leverage. If I bet on the right direction, a single point can double my money; if I’m wrong, my principal vanishes. But as long as I strictly follow these

Ever wonder what yield really tells you about credit markets? Low numbers = everyone's chill. Stratospheric rates = danger zone. Flat line = the market's basically asleep. But here's the kicker—DeFi flipped that logic on its head. These days, those juicy APYs? Often just smoke and mirrors: token dumping disguised as "rewards," short-term bribes masking zero real demand. So what's Falcon Finance doing differently? They're dragging yield back from fantasy land. No more inflated promises. Instead, you get cold, hard data—actual economic activity backing those numbers. Their approach isn't some co

December’s financial markets are putting on a surreal show.
On the Federal Reserve’s side, the long-anticipated rate cut is about to drop. The market’s response is clear—there’s a 90% probability pricing in a 25 basis point cut this month. Weak employment data, a collective shift among Wall Street analysts, and dovish expectations are written all over their faces.
What does this mean for the crypto market? The answer lies in history. Rate cuts usually mean more liquidity, and when liquidity eases, risk assets get restless. Bitcoin’s “digital gold” narrative becomes especially useful at this ti

December 12 may become a watershed moment in the history of crypto payments.
Global payment giant Stripe suddenly announced: a full rollout of stablecoin payment channels. USDC can now be directly settled on the Ethereum, Base, and Polygon networks. What's even more crucial—all merchants integrated with Stripe can support this system without changing a single line of code.
Shopify online stores, some Amazon services, even OpenAI subscription payments—in theory, all can now be completed using on-chain assets. This isn’t a tech demo; it’s a real option being offered directly to tens of millions

Admitting defeat tonight, my account just evaporated by $3,000.
I originally thought ETH could make a comeback this round, but the more I held on, the deeper I went. Couldn't resist, refused to pull out—now look, forced to exit.
Sometimes that's just how the market is—it's not that you can't read the direction, it's that you simply don't want to admit defeat. When it's time to cut losses, you get hopeful; when it's time to exit, you want to gamble for more. The price is your account balance reminding you, in blood-red numbers: time to wake up.
I've paid this $3,000 tuition crystal clear. Shutt

I know a guy who, last year, was so anxious about his account with less than 3000 USDT that he couldn’t sleep at night. All he could think about was making his money back quickly, and he asked me what to do. I didn’t talk to him about any advanced technical indicators—just gave him three lessons learned from my own losses. And the result? In three months, he grew his account from 2700 USDT to just over 50,000 USDT, without a single liquidation along the way 💪
**First: Divide your money into three parts, never go all-in**
Use 900 USDT for short-term trades, with a maximum of two trades per day

To be honest, if you haven’t been paying close attention, you might not have even noticed that Yield Guild Games has quietly transformed.
This gaming guild, once labeled as a "Play-to-Earn relic," now looks much more like it’s focused on building infrastructure with YGG Play—helping players filter out reliable games, guiding newcomers step by step, and then channeling real user traffic to game studios that deserve support. No longer is it just about hyped-up marketing gimmicks.
The most obvious change? Just look at their Launchpad.
What was the old approach? Throw money to grab whitelist spots

Recently, the Bitcoin market is going through a significant stress test, and the pressure is coming from across the Pacific—the Bank of Japan might be about to raise interest rates.
Here are the numbers: BTC has dropped from its peak of $104,000 all the way down to hovering around $86,000–$88,000, a decline of over 18%. And that's not even the worst of it. Looking back to July 2024, when Japan raised rates for the first time, Bitcoin crashed 23% in a single day, and the entire crypto market was hit hard.
Why does a rate hike in Japan make Bitcoin shake?
Simply put, it's because the flow of mon

Recently, that female trader Cucumber Meow has become a sensation in the circle—she directly achieved a record of $45 million, which is truly impressive. Watching her exchange with Coolish Nwei about intraday high-frequency versus cycle low-frequency trading, both completely different approaches produced remarkable results, full of valuable insights.
Talking about this, I can't help but share a few of my own thoughts:
In fact, when it comes to trading, there's no absolute right or wrong between high-frequency and low-frequency. If you can consistently make profits with a certain style, it mean

Delphi Digital has released groundbreaking data: the Federal Reserve's reverse repo balance has plummeted from over $2 trillion to nearly zero. What does this mean? For the past two years, the central bank has been draining liquidity, putting the market in a "cash crunch" and severely suppressing crypto assets. But now, the faucet is about to be turned back on.
More importantly, marginal liquidity has turned positive for the first time this year. This is no small matter—capital is starting to flow into high-risk areas, and the wall in front of assets like BTC may not hold much longer. Looking

A wave of US economic data is coming tonight—what does this mean for the crypto space? I think it’s worth discussing.
Let’s go over the timeline first: at 8:30 PM, the November corporate layoff data will be released; at 9:30 PM comes the main event—last week’s initial jobless claims, with the market expecting 220,000; at 11:00 PM, we’ll get the supply chain pressure index and factory orders data.
The most critical data point is the jobless claims. Why? Because it directly reflects the strength of the job market. If the number jumps above 220,000, it could indicate a spreading wave of layoffs a

Recently, there has been an intriguing phenomenon in the Bitcoin market—BlackRock's IBIT product has experienced net outflows for six consecutive weeks, with a cumulative loss of $2.7 billion, and just last Thursday, $113 million flowed out. On the surface, this seems like institutions casting a vote of no confidence in crypto assets, but if you dig deeper, you'll find things are far from that simple.
Bitcoin's price has indeed retreated 27% from its October high, but analysts generally believe this is more like the aftershock of last October's liquidation storm. After experiencing extreme vol

To be honest, I'm really going all in this time.
The last 6000 USDT I can use is actually a credit line I got from online loans. I know how risky this is, but my current situation leaves me with no other choice. After much consideration, I've decided to put all this money into LUNC and another asset.
It's basically a do-or-die bet. Either this move helps me turn things around, or I accept total defeat. With the market being this volatile, who can really predict anything? I just hope this bet gives me a chance to bounce back.