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The crypto market is all in the red this week. Dogecoin and Hyperliquid's HYPE are leading the market downward.
But if you only stare at the crypto market and cry, you'll miss the real show.
The money didn't evaporate; it just moved. Let's follow the money trail and see where it went.
First stop: it pulled out of the crypto market. You can feel that — your account is painfully red.
Second stop: it didn't all stay in chip stocks. This week, funds also pulled out of chip stocks in a wave.
So where did it go? The answer is the broader part of the market beyond chips. The most direct evidence: the

Today, the steering wheel of the crypto market isn't in crypto's hands. It's in the hands of a memory stock. In the morning, chip stocks started crashing from Seoul, with AI stocks plunging 10%, and Bitcoin followed suit, dipping intraday to touch $60k. In the evening, Micron's earnings report blew past expectations, risk sentiment immediately reversed, and Bitcoin bounced 3% from its lows, climbing back above $61k. Do you see it now? What set the tone for Bitcoin today had nothing to do with on-chain data, the halving narrative, or whale movements. The real decision-maker was a memory chip co

A scientist switched jobs and caused Google's parent company to drop 5%.
It's that dramatic. Alphabet fell nearly 5% today, and one of the reasons uncovered by the market is a Reuters report that a scientist from DeepMind is leaving, heading to Anthropic.
One person. A company worth trillions.
The lost market value is enough to buy several unicorns.
This is the reality of the top-tier talent scarcity in the AI industry in 2026—so severe that the destination of a researcher can be directly used as a barometer of a company's competitiveness, written into financial headlines, and reflecte

Last night, Belgium played Iran, and the pre-match odds gave Belgium a 67.6% chance to win.
And the result? 0-0. The big favorite was held to a draw by Iran, losing points.
On the same early morning, Spain won 4-0 against Saudi Arabia, winning convincingly, while Uruguay was held to a 2-2 draw by a small island country called Cape Verde.
The strong are still strong, but the small teams are really not to be underestimated.
But what I want to say most is about Iran.
On the field, Iran managed to snatch a point from the top-ranked Belgium; off the field, Iran has been using the recent d

There is a Mexican tycoon worth 5 billion USD who did something that makes ordinary people’s scalps tingle.
His name is Ricardo Salinas Pliego, one of the top ten richest people in Mexico, a die-hard Bitcoin believer.
How die-hard? He had his wife mortgage their house to buy Bitcoin.
Not just a small investment, but mortgaging the house itself.
And he publicly encourages everyone to do the same—convert the net value of their house into BTC.
What’s even more extreme is yet to come.
In 2021, he wanted to invest 400 million USD, but didn’t have enough cash, so he mortgaged 416 million

The more stubborn the founders are, the colder the chain often becomes. In recent days, Cardano has exemplified this perfectly.
On June 12, Charles Hoskinson disliked X's "toxicity" and wanted to move the community to a moderated Discord;
On June 15, during an AMA, old issues were brought up again—about the 1096 Bitcoin from the early Isle of Man Foundation, which were passively used between 2016 and 2017, and only nine years later did he explain where the money went.
While they talk about the stars and the sea, ADA for the first time in five years fell below 0.20, with TVL shrinking 36%

Tonight, when Waller spoke for the first time, I wasn't waiting for the interest rate, but for his tone.
When I wrote this, Waller's first press conference hadn't happened yet.
Today at 2 p.m. Eastern Time, the rate decision was announced, and at 2:30, he took the stage for the first time as Federal Reserve Chair.
The interest rate itself was almost a foregone conclusion.
The market priced in a 97% chance of no change, maintaining 3.50% to 3.75%.
This number had long been baked into the market, and no one would be surprised when it was announced.
The real points of interest are two

Next week, the Federal Reserve will hold a meeting, but the real highlight isn't the interest rate—it's the first "dot plot" that new Chair Warsh will present.
Explain why this thing is so intimidating.
A dot plot is where each Fed committee member anonymously marks a dot indicating where they think interest rates should be in the future.
Connecting all the dots shows the collective expectation of these people regarding "how expensive money should be."
The current issue is: Warsh is famously hawkish.
The market has already priced in that he will produce a chart showing "no rate cuts

Many people haven't connected these two events: a single-day oil price plunge of over 3%, and BTC rebounding to $64K over the weekend. They are two sides of the same coin. First, let's provide some background. Since the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed from the end of February, the average Brent crude oil price in May surged to $107 per barrel. This has been the main driver of inflation over the past few months — in May's CPI, energy prices jumped 3.9% in a single month, with a 12-month cumulative increase of 23.5%. The entire market has been tense due to this energy price pressure.
Then,

The true moat of top traders is not in their market insight.
Of course, they make accurate judgments — but that's not the key.
Trend following, breakout entries, mean reversion — these are just tools, means of execution, not advantages in themselves.
What truly sets them apart from ordinary people is an almost ruthless self-control ability.
To remain silent when the noise is loudest.
To stay still when everything is urging them to act.
At the moment when intuition, emotion, and pride all shout "change the plan," still executing that pre-written script.
This requires fighting not

This collaboration between @cysic_xyz and @boundless_xyz can truly be described as the pinnacle of "hardware + network" synergy. @KaitoAI
Cysic has unveiled its core weapon - GPU clusters and dedicated ZK chips, performing 1.33 million Keccak operations per second, not just speeding things up, but directly transforming ZK computation from 'slow' to 'rocket mode'. Boundless has packaged this capability into an accessible cross-chain ZK marketplace, essentially bringing the cutting-edge technology that was previously locked in laboratories directly to the streets.
In other words, Cysic builds th