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Recently, I looked at analyst Sykodelic's perspective; he previously predicted Bitcoin would break through $80K, and now it seems his judgment was quite accurate. BTC has already surpassed $80.90K, which is a significant signal in the cryptocurrency market.
His logic at the time was based on a bullish technical crossover and consolidation below resistance levels, suggesting that this narrow fluctuation often precedes a major move. Looking back now, this analysis indeed captured the market's rhythm. He emphasized that the weekly close must stay above $78,400 to confirm momentum, and the current

Just saw WLFI hit a new low again, dropping to around $0.07. This round of selling is mainly due to the governance vote from last month, where World Liberty Financial plans to unlock more than 62.2 billion tokens, and the market reaction has been quite intense.
From the chart, the token is down more than 70% from its high and has been trending lower since September, with only a few brief rebounds. As soon as the unlock vote kicked off, the sell pressure got even stronger. According to the proposal, early supporters must lock their tokens for two years to unlock them linearly; the conditions ar

Recently, I saw ChatGPT AI predictions from Sam Altman's side about Cardano's price, and I feel like the logic this time is quite interesting. It's not some empty hype, but based on market positioning, technological upgrades, and institutional attention possibly aligning at the same time. Honestly, ADA has indeed been neglected by the market recently, feeling like it's far behind projects like Solana and other public chains.
Currently, ADA is around $0.27. If Bitcoin continues to stay strong and funds start rotating into altcoins, ADA actually has a chance to catch up. Sam Altman's AI predicti

Recently, I've seen many beginners asking how to use RSI, so I’ll share my insights from these past few years.
RSI is actually the Relative Strength Index, which uses a value from 0 to 100 to measure the strength of price movements over a certain period. Simply put, when the bullish momentum is dominant, the value rises; when the bearish momentum is dominant, it falls. Many people commonly use the concept of overbought and oversold—RSI above 70 indicates potential over-optimism and a risk of a pullback, while below 30 suggests excessive pessimism and a possible rebound.
But here’s an important

Recently, many friends who came over from the pen-and-drawing/crypto “circle” have been asking me how to trade stocks, and I realized this question is actually much more common than I thought. Today, I’ll organize my experience from the past few years, hoping to help everyone avoid detours.
First, let’s talk about the most core difference. The biggest distinction between the crypto/pen-and-drawing “circle” and China A-shares isn’t the trading method—it’s the trust foundation of the entire ecosystem. Behind A-shares, there’s backing from the China Securities Regulatory Commission. Your money is

Recently, I came across a pretty interesting topic being discussed—U.S. national debt has already surpassed $35 trillion, which means every American is carrying about $100k in debt. Even more astonishing, this debt exceeds 120% of the U.S. GDP.
As China is the second-largest foreign holder of U.S. debt, holding $771 billion in U.S. Treasuries, this raises a classic question: what would happen to the U.S. economy if China suddenly sold off all its U.S. Treasuries?
I noticed many people are particularly interested in this question, but the answer isn't as simple as it seems. First, although Chin

Recently, many Pi community members have been discussing an interesting topic: how awesome would it be if Pi's price could rise to $314,159? But honestly, this number sounds more like a fan's ideal vision rather than a realistic possibility.
The story of Pi Network is actually quite special. It was founded in 2019 by Stanford alumni, focusing on creating a cryptocurrency that ordinary people can participate in using just their smartphones, without the energy-intensive mining like Bitcoin. They use something called the Stellar consensus protocol to lower the barrier to entry. Currently, Pi is s

Recently, someone brought up 312 again, which made me think of the darkest moment in the crypto world. How terrifying was that crash? I think it’s necessary to review it carefully.
The development of the situation was actually quite surreal. On March 8th, Bitcoin plummeted from $9,200 straight down to $8,300, a nearly 10% drop. Ethereum was even worse, crashing from $250 to $210, a 16% decline. At that time, people hadn’t reacted yet; many thought this was the bottom and started rushing in to buy the dip.
But the horror of 312 lies here — the downward trend was far from over. On March 9th, Bit

Recently, many people have asked me about the Vegas Channel tool, so I’ll just summarize my own usage.
To be honest, the Vegas Channel looks high-end, but it’s actually a trend analysis tool based on EMA moving average combinations. I don’t want to talk about those theoretical concepts; there are plenty of them online. I’ll just explain how I use it.
The core parameters are two sets: 144-169 and 576-676, forming two channels with four EMA lines. Open your trading software’s indicator settings, find EMA, and input these two sets of parameters.
When I look at the 4-hour BTC trend, I find that th

Recently, a friend asked me how to choose a cryptocurrency wallet, and this is definitely a topic worth discussing in depth.
Wallet classification is actually quite simple. Based on how they work, there are cold wallets and hot wallets. Based on the device, there are computer wallets, mobile wallets, online wallets, hardware wallets, and exchange wallets. Most of them support mainstream coins such as BTC, ETH, and others. I’ve compiled some rankings of leading global cold wallets and hot wallet options, to give investors who want to manage their assets properly a point of reference.
When it co

Just thought of a common misconception among many beginners: When does the virtual currency market open?
The answer is actually counterintuitive — there is no opening time at all. The cryptocurrency market operates 365 days a year, 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, with no closing days or fixed opening and closing times. This is the biggest difference from the stock market.
Because of this, many traders fall into a misconception: they think that buying cryptocurrencies during a certain "golden time" will get the best prices. But in reality, traders around the world are trading at any time, so the

Recently, people have been asking about cross-border payments, and it immediately brings up the concept of offshore RMB. Honestly, many people can’t tell the difference between CNY and CNH, and even don’t know why there are two separate systems in the first place. Today, I’ll explain this as clearly as possible.
First, let’s start with the most direct distinction. Onshore RMB is RMB traded within mainland China. It is under strict control by the central bank, and exchange-rate fluctuations are limited to a daily floating range of ±2%. The participants are mainly domestic banks, companies, and

Recently, I’ve seen many beginners get trapped in the market within the community, and I want to talk about a phenomenon that’s often overlooked but deadly—bull trap.
Honestly, this kind of deception not only ensnares beginners but also catches many experienced traders. I’ve also fallen into this trap myself, so I especially want to share how to identify and avoid it.
First, let’s talk about what a bull trap is. Simply put, it’s when the price seems to be about to break out upward, and the trading volume is increasing, so a bunch of people buy in, only to be knocked down shortly after. Those c

Recently, I discussed technical analysis with friends and found that many people actually have misconceptions about the 123 rule. This method looks simple, but when used well, it can significantly improve trading success rates.
First, let's talk about what the 123 rule actually is. In simple terms, it involves judging whether a trend is reversing based on the price performance of three key points. The first step is when the price breaks through the trend line—breaking the upward line in an uptrend or falling below the downward line in a downtrend. The second step is more interesting: the price

Recently, I noticed an interesting geopolitical shift. While everyone's focus was on the US-Iran confrontation, Turkey suddenly took action, and the direction was completely unexpected.
Erdogan publicly condemned the military actions of the United States and Israel against Iran, stating that it threatened the peace of the Iranian people. Hearing this from a NATO member country's leader was truly surprising. Logically, allies should have a basic understanding, but Turkey broke that logic.
Why? I thought about it carefully, and Turkey's considerations are actually very pragmatic. Geography deter

Recently, many people have asked me how to interpret the KD line. Rather than calling it an indicator, it's more like a very practical market temperature gauge. I'll share my insights from a practical perspective.
First, let's talk about the most intuitive usage. How to read the KD line? Just look at its position between 0 and 100. When the KD value exceeds 80, the market is actually a bit overheated, and buying momentum is running out of steam. At this point, be cautious of a pullback. Conversely, when KD drops below 20, it indicates that selling pressure has nearly exhausted itself, usually

Recently, many beginners have found that the biggest confusion after entering the crypto space is being overwhelmed by various trading terminologies. The concepts of opening a position, closing a position, and holding a position are especially easy to confuse. Instead of memorizing them by rote, it's better to understand the actual meaning of each operation so that you can truly get started with contract trading.
First, let's talk about opening a position. Simply put, it means establishing a new trading position in the market. When you are bullish on a certain coin and believe the price will r

Recently, many people have been discussing the long-short ratio indicator. In fact, this is a very practical tool for assessing market sentiment and is worth a deeper understanding.
Simply put, the long-short ratio reflects the mentality of market participants. When long positions far outnumber short positions, it indicates that traders are generally bullish, and in this case, the long-short ratio will be relatively high, representing a strong bullish market sentiment. Conversely, when short positions dominate, the long-short ratio will decrease, and the bearish sentiment becomes more apparent

Recently, I've been looking into the development of P2E games and realized that in the past two years, there are really more and more games that let you earn while playing. I previously played the card game Gods Unchained, which honestly has quite a strong strategic element, allowing you to earn GODS tokens while playing cards, but card game enthusiasts will find it easier to get started.
Later, I tried Axie Infinity, which is a turn-based RPG that is quite addictive. The process of collecting and breeding Axies is pretty fun, and you can earn SLP and AXS, but it requires some strategic thinki