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On-chain analyst Ember Monitoring
A whale transferred 19 million USDC to the Hyperliquid platform to buy HYPE before $HYPE hit a new high
Currently,
The whale has purchased 304k HYPE with 16.26 million USDC
The average purchase cost is $53.7
As HYPE broke new highs and rose to $63.5,
Its chase-buy operation has already generated a floating profit of $2.97 million

Increase by another 9 times, breaking through the all-time high of 5941 for the material. Do you all think it's possible, ZEC?

The market still underestimates the potential impact of the Federal Reserve's rate hikes, and assets across the board have not yet been fully priced in.
Once the rate hike policy is officially implemented, major mainstream assets such as U.S. stocks, crude oil, and gold are likely to enter a synchronized adjustment phase.
Currently, there is still a lot of optimism in the market, which provides an opportunity window for early positioning. The macro liquidity tightening trend is already set, and risks will only be gradually released. Be patient and wait for the market to experience an overall d

$CL Falls below 70 within two months$CL

LAB has increased a hundredfold and should now fall back $LAB

$PYTH The most disgusting part of this coin isn't that it has no story.
On the contrary, its story is too perfect.
Institutional data, oracles, Pyth Pro, Data Marketplace, on-chain price layers—all sound like "legitimate projects," so legitimate that retail investors see them and want to fall asleep.
But here’s the problem:
The more legitimate a project is, the less human its coin price looks.
After unlocking a large chunk of supply, the market is still arguing whether it's a bearish event or if the scythe has just been sharpened; Core has experienced service fluctuations, the offic

After this wave of Futu, Tiger, and Changqiao, I increasingly feel that many things are actually quite realistic.
The most encouraged actions now are nothing more than buying a house, buying a car, getting married, paying social security, and trading A-shares; but what is truly restricted and watched are overseas accounts, U.S. stocks, off-market gold, cryptocurrencies, and foreign internet access.
Sometimes you'll find that if something has no value at all, people usually don't care whether you touch it or not.
Of course, I’m not saying that all restrictions are necessarily good, nor am

⚠️ The money-saving window is closing! The countdown to the Federal Reserve's rate hike "horrific moment," the last chance to get on board!
Main content:
Don’t wait until the shoe drops to react, by then it will be too late! 🥶
The current market is like a pressure cooker, still building up steam. Once the Federal Reserve signals a clear hawkish stance, "liquidity withdrawal" will sweep across the entire scene instantly.
📉 The script is already written:
1️⃣ U.S. stocks: Valuation bubbles are burst by risk-free rates, with the Nasdaq leading the decline.
2️⃣ Crude oil: Recession expectations +

The market has not fully priced in the terror of the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes yet.
Once it actually happens, Bitcoin, US stocks, crude oil, and gold will all plunge collectively.
Now is the time to proactively set up short positions, waiting for the macroeconomic scythe to harvest.
Will you join or not? ✂️

Today, there are many messages like this, but the only main storyline that truly hits the nerves of the crypto world is this: the US–Iran situation is cooling off.
If the US and Iran really hammer out a ceasefire, nuclear issues, and hard sticking points like the Strait of Hormuz, the market’s first reaction won’t be “world peace,” but:
Has risk appetite returned?
There are reports that the US and Iran are nearing an extension of the 60-day ceasefire agreement, with negotiations involving key issues such as highly enriched uranium and the Strait of Hormuz.
For the crypto market, this is a bit