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#稳定币生态发展 My first reaction to seeing this news is: finally, someone is seriously pushing forward with a compliant framework for stablecoins. But I have to be honest, there's a lot of complexity involved.
Over the years in the crypto space, I've seen too many projects claiming to be "stablecoins" that are actually just tools to harvest retail investors. I've seen algorithmic stablecoins, and so-called under-collateralized junk coins. So when I see official discussions about "whitelist systems" and "transparent reserve audits," I become more cautious—because it means that the gray-area projects

#美联储政策 Seeing this wave of predictions, I have to calmly say a few heartfelt words.
Cathie Wood says inflation could drop to 0% by 2026, and UBS forecasts continued gains in the US stock market. Sounds great, right? But after years of navigating this market, I’ve learned one crucial lesson: the more optimistic the forecast, the more you should question it.
Where’s the problem? All these predictions are based on a bunch of "ifs"—if oil prices keep falling, if rents decline, if policy directions become clear, if the Federal Reserve continues to cut rates. If any one of these variables goes wron

#比特币价格走势 Looking at this wave of asset review analysis, I have to say honestly: many people are still confused about why Bitcoin underperforms compared to gold and US stocks. Actually, this question itself is asked the wrong way.
Back then, I also made this mistake—focusing only on price fluctuations, ignoring the underlying energy flow. Looking back now, the performance of Bitcoin in 2025 precisely illustrates a reality: capital is always the reality. The economic value added per kilowatt-hour generated at AI computing centers indeed temporarily surpasses the marginal returns from hash colli

#Polymarket预测市场 Seeing the surge in prediction markets, I have a few heartfelt words to share. Coinbase acquiring The Clearing Company, Crypto.com hiring quantitative traders, Kalshi integrating with BSC—on the surface, it looks like a hot track, but I smell a familiar scent behind these news.
Remember the DeFi Summer a few years ago? The same story: exchanges piling up their layouts, funding rounds increasing, and then? Most projects became tools for harvesting profits from retail investors. Prediction markets are likely to follow this path.
Now, there are a few points to be especially cauti

#机构投资者比特币配置 Seeing JPMorgan's plan to provide crypto trading services to institutional clients, this matter needs to be viewed calmly.
I've seen too many people get excited over news of "institutional entry" only to be completely wiped out afterward. JPMorgan's move this time looks impressive, but the key words to focus on are—"considering," "evaluating," "depending on demand and regulatory feasibility." In other words, nothing is finalized yet; it's still in the planning stage.
What should we really be cautious about? After this news comes out, there will be many projects, exchanges, and fin

#比特币持仓与投资 Seeing Saylor's remarks, I have to pour some cold water. Raising a 5% position to $1 million, 7% to $10 million—this logic sounds great, but it’s important to understand: this is based on a hypothetical scenario, not a realistic roadmap.
Over the years in the crypto space, I’ve seen too many "if... then..." stories, and never one that followed the script exactly. The problem is, when institutions accumulate this level of coins, market dynamics will completely change. Liquidity, regulatory risks, timing of sell-offs—these variables are beyond anyone’s control.
A more realistic consid

#美联储政策与货币政策 Seeing the recent surge in precious metals, with gold breaking through $4380 to hit a new all-time high, I actually feel more cautious. I've seen this scene too many times—when safe-haven funds start pouring into traditional assets wildly, it often signals collective anxiety about the future.
Expectations of Fed rate cuts heating up, a weakening dollar, and geopolitical tensions—these factors indeed cause funds to flee risk assets. But the key question is: after these funds exit, where will they ultimately flow? History shows that when risk-free returns decline sharply, institutio

When I saw Kalshi's data report, I was deep in thought. The prediction market's average error in inflation forecasts is 40% lower than Wall Street's—what does this number imply?
Having experienced these years of market fluctuations, I’ve learned one thing: genuine market participants are often more honest than so-called experts. Wall Street analysts face reputation pressure, institutional interests, and influence over their statements, which often burden their forecasts. Prediction markets are different; participants vote with real money, and if they’re wrong, they lose money. This economic in

#比特币市场动态 When I saw this set of on-chain data, I was silent for a while. Since the crash in October, the epic distribution to long-term holders has been ongoing, and the logic behind it is worth everyone's vigilance.
2,536,000 BTC are accumulated in the $80,000-$90,000 range. What does this mean? It indicates that those long-term retail holders are selling off their profits on a large scale. Especially those with cost bases in the $60,000-$70,000 range are selling most aggressively. The coins accumulated before the 2024 US election are now being cashed out urgently. Why are these people in su

#美联储降息 Seeing UBS forecast the US stock market to continue improving by 2026, I recall a truth that I only understood after being cut many times: the optimism from big institutions is never a buy signal, but rather a risk warning.
Don’t misunderstand, I’m not saying UBS is wrong. Strong corporate earnings, Federal Reserve rate cuts, clear policies—these fundamental factors are indeed valid. It’s not impossible for the S&P 500 to surge to 7700 points. The problem is, when these positive signals are repeatedly promoted by influential figures, the market has already reacted.
I have suffered too

#比特币机构持仓 Saylor is signaling again, this time with an update on the Bitcoin Tracker. Those familiar with his tactics know that this is basically an implicit hint that MicroStrategy will continue to increase its holdings. As of the 14th, they have accumulated over 670,000 coins, with a total cost of 50.3 billion yuan, and an average cost of 75,000 yuan per coin.
What I want to say is, don’t be dazzled by this news. Institutional holdings can indeed reflect some information, but you need to understand the underlying logic — players like Saylor hold large positions and have pricing power, but th

#预测市场 Seeing Vitalik's remarks, I suddenly remembered the years I got caught off guard. On social media, there are constant calls of "guaranteed rise," "guaranteed explosion," and "this time is different." I was hypnotized into following the trend, only to end up with nothing but a mess.
The logic of prediction markets is actually very brutal and straightforward—you have to use real money to verify your judgment. That’s what I value most right now. Those who shout every day in the group "civil war is impossible" but only dare to bet 3% on Polymarket, that gap says everything. The cost of lyin

#永续合约交易 Seeing James Wynn going long again, I have to be honest—behind these highly leveraged contracts' "precise predictions," there are often countless retail traders experiencing liquidation and bloodshed. 40x leverage, $1.24 million position, liquidation price at 87,111—does this number look dangerous? Bitcoin can trigger a liquidation with a drop of less than 2%.
What’s even more painful is that his previous short-term prediction in November (targeting 67,000) didn’t come true at all; the price hadn’t even fallen to that level. Yet this time, he confidently switches to long again. That’s

#永续合约与杠杆交易 Seeing the Space project, I am filled with a veteran’s caution. 10x leverage, 1000x returns, 50% buyback and burn mechanism... I’ve seen this narrative too many times since 2021.
First, let’s talk about the history of UFO. A market cap of $1.5 billion, in the top 100 on CMC, sounds impressive, but I need to point out a detail that’s easily overlooked—the project emphasizes "distribution capability and community consensus" rather than "insider advantages." This kind of talk always sounds like an excuse for someone. The real question is, how are the participants from that round doing

#预测市场 Seeing Polymarket's plan to migrate out of Polygon and build their own L2, honestly, this is worth pondering.
On the surface, it appears to be a technical upgrade, but I have to be honest—don't ignore the underlying risk signals. The Polygon outage directly impacted their business, which shows what? It shows that entrusting your fate to others means you have to bear their failures. But building your own L2 isn't necessarily a good thing either; it involves high costs, significant risks, and requires deep technical expertise.
I've been following many projects in the prediction market spa

#美联储政策 The signal triggered by a soft labor market that raises expectations of interest rate cuts, I have to sound the alarm for everyone.
I've seen too many people get severely hurt during interest rate cut cycles in the past two years. The logic is simple: Federal Reserve cuts rates → liquidity loosens → funds seek an exit → the crypto space becomes a hot money paradise. It sounds like a bullish signal, but what is the reality? Repeated rounds of market manipulation and harvests by big players.
The non-farm payroll data on October 11 confirms employment stagnation, which means the market wi

#预测市场 The probability of Bitcoin surpassing 100,000 on Polymarket has dropped from 11% to 10%, and I find it a bit amusing. These days, market sentiment has shifted to caution, essentially meaning that the year-end FOMO is starting to fade.
Remember a few months ago when the headlines were full of "Bitcoin will definitely break 100,000"? Now, the market is voting with data—32% of people are still betting on 95,000, and 18% are even betting it will break 80,000. This is the most authentic side of prediction markets—they ruthlessly burst those speculative bubbles.
Having been active on the bloc

#比特币价格走势 Seeing Tom Lee's explanation, I have to say honestly—this is a classic case of "wearing new shoes while walking the old path." Short-term defense combined with long-term optimism sounds impressive, but from another perspective, it highlights a key issue: even within professional institutions, there are huge disagreements about the future market.
Having been in the crypto world for many years, what I fear most is this kind of "playing both sides" rhetoric. The chairman is bullish about a new all-time high in January 2026, while analysts predict a drop back to 60,000-65,000 in the firs

#代币锁定期 Seeing the Pre-TGE news of BTW, I have to remind everyone of a detail—the token lock-up period does not disclose the unlock schedule. I've seen this trick too many times.
In my early years, I also participated in many early-stage projects. At that time, I didn't understand deeply what "lock-up period" meant, thinking it was just a simple freeze for a few months. Only later did I realize that the key is not the lock-up itself, but **information asymmetry**—the project team knows the unlock schedule but does not announce it in advance. What does this imply? It means they can flexibly adj

#量子计算威胁 Recently, the discussions around quantum computing have become a bit tiresome.
On one side, Nic Carter says 1.7 million Bitcoins are at risk of being attacked, creating anxiety; on the other side, Adam Back, Wang Chun, and others say it's a bubble and there's no issue in the short term. Guess what I think? Both sides have problems.
To start with the conclusion: quantum computing indeed poses a threat to Bitcoin, but not now. Bitcoin Core developer Jameson Lopp's attitude is the most realistic—no worries in the short term, but the upgrade will take 5 to 10 years. This time window is ve