LimitOrderMonk

Focus points: Who is adding longs, who is covering shorts; in the short term, it's about speculation, but in the long term, it's still about computing power, costs, and cash flow.

$Fokls Large fluctuations mean you have to slowly accumulate spot, I really don't dare to touch contracts.

Airdrop season is back again, and the task platform is busy “hunting witches” so that everyone feels like they’re clocking in at work… But the more competitive it gets, the more I want to move more slowly—first, I want to see whether the project is actually reliable. For beginners, reading “credibility” should come first. I think you shouldn’t just stare at K-line charts; look through three things instead: GitHub isn’t about star counts—it’s about whether there have been normal updates recently and whether the bug-fix cadence looks like real work; audit reports shouldn’t only be about “passed”

Recently, I've seen new L1/L2 projects offering incentives to boost TVL, and a bunch of people in the group are complaining about "mining, selling, and dumping." What I’m more worried about is wallet security... When people get excited, they tend to click links and sign things randomly. Never screenshot your mnemonic phrase or store it on the cloud; writing it down twice and keeping it in different places is more reliable than thinking "I’ll remember it."
I used to think that signing authorization was okay as long as I didn’t transfer funds, but I later realized some phishing sites rely on you

XAUT has indeed been more resilient than expected recently. I prefer to see the consolidation around 4800 as a buildup rather than a decline.

The messages in the group have exploded again these days, with KOLs posting one after another, making people itchy. To be honest, impulsively placing orders—neither the group nor the KOLs press the confirm button for you; in the end, it's still that one moment of "I'll just go for it." I now basically turn off notifications, and when I want to place an order, I just leave a ridiculous price on hold to give myself some cooling-off time. Otherwise, if I make a snap decision based on market price, slippage will teach you a lesson.
Lately, I keep seeing discussions comparing RWA, US bond yields, a