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Just checked the Ethereum chart on the 1-hour timeframe, RSI is at 24.5, quite low. The current ETH price is $2.31K, showing signs of being oversold on the chart.
Actually, when RSI drops below 30 like this, it indicates the market might be overly pessimistic. Theoretically, there’s an opportunity to enter, but I still advise you to be cautious.
Especially for beginners, don’t rush just because the price seems cheap. RSI is a useful tool to see overbought or oversold levels (from 0-100), but it’s not the only signal. It should be combined with other factors in your strategy.
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I just noticed an interesting signal in the Bitcoin market. A large amount of BTC, approximately 16,653 coins, has just been transferred to exchanges, which often indicates there could be selling pressure in the coming days. But what's strange is that the spot market remains quite resilient, as if many people still trust the current value of this coin.
In fact, the inflow of funds into exchanges is one of the most important indicators for assessing market sentiment. When a large amount of Bitcoin is transferred into exchanges, you need to closely monitor whether it’s a sell signal or just inve

I just read a fairly detailed analysis about link price and the potential of Chainlink toward 2030, and there are a few interesting points worth sharing.
Perhaps many people still remember when LINK reached $52.88 in May 2021. Then came an 89% correction storm, dropping to $5.50 during 2022-2023. Now, in mid-2026, LINK is trading around $9.34, and I see many people starting to look at this project from a different perspective.
What makes Chainlink different? It’s not just a purely speculative token. Chainlink operates as a decentralized oracle network, connecting smart contracts with real-worl

Recently, I paid attention to the XLM news and saw that Stellar is showing some interesting signs. After a 15% increase at the beginning of March, the price has settled at $0.18 currently. The interesting part is that it is approaching the $0.183 level — a quite important resistance zone. If it breaks through this level, recent information about XLM suggests it could rise to $0.23, according to some analysts' forecasts.
But it's not an easy feat. At the end of March, XLM attempted to surpass $0.183 but was unsuccessful, then dropped back down. This indicates that this level has quite strong re

I just noticed that TNSR has been seeing some unusually strange volatility—the price jumped by about 300% over the course of a few days, and only after that did they announce that the Tensor Fund has completed the buyback of Tensor Marketplace along with the Tensorians NFT collection. The price movement before the announcement has left many people curious about the timing.
What’s notable here is that after the acquisition, all revenue from transaction fees will be transferred into the TNSR token treasury. In addition, they will burn 21.6% of the tokens that are not yet unlocked, while the toke

Recently, I noticed that Ripple has launched a pretty interesting move — integrating XRP directly into their GTreasury platform. This move helps CFOs manage digital assets and fiat currencies within a single dashboard, without worrying about separate wallets or custody agreements.
In fact, GTreasury handled $13 trillion for clients ranging from small startups to Fortune 500 companies last year. Ripple isn’t waiting for anyone and has already started integrating digital asset management into existing infrastructure. This shifts the question for CFOs from "Should we get involved in digital asset

I just reread the history of Web3 airdrops and truly feel the need to share my perspective. From the early days when airdrops were a real opportunity for the community to benefit early on, now it has turned into a game where only those with enough information and capital can win.
Looking back at the recent history of airdrops, I see a clear pattern: projects start with big promises, attracting users by encouraging interaction, providing liquidity, or locking up funds. But when it’s time to distribute tokens, the rules change completely.
It might begin with Hop Protocol with its "Sybil accusati

Recently, there was news about a tense event in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia had to shut down the Ras Tanura oil refinery — one of the largest oil production facilities in the world — after it was attacked by a drone believed to be from Iran. I see this as a noteworthy move because it could have a significant impact on the global energy market.
What interests me is that Ras Tanura is not an ordinary refinery. It plays a crucial role in Saudi Arabia’s oil production and export, so any disruption here could cause disturbances in the global oil supply chain. This attack indicates that the ongoin

I recently noticed on Polymarket that the probability of Trump not having to pay back the tariffs is priced at 82%, meaning the market considers a high likelihood that there will be no repayment order before July 2026.
The story behind this is that the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on February 20th with a 6-3 decision that Trump's trade tariffs violate the law under IEEPA. However, Trump still opposes this decision and says there will be alternative solutions. The Federal Court of Appeals also upheld this ruling.
Interestingly, the market currently only prices about a 19% chance that a court will o

I just noticed that PI coin is currently facing some difficulties at the current price level. This coin is under pressure near the 50-day EMA line at approximately $0.1771, after being strongly rejected at $0.1919. What is causing the coin's price to retreat? According to data from PiScan, about 4.37 million PI have been transferred to exchanges in the past 24 hours, indicating that quite a few people are taking profits.
By the way, Pi Network just celebrated the one-year anniversary of its Mainnet launch. The numbers are quite impressive — over 16 million verified users on the network, and th

Last Monday morning, I witnessed a rather tense scene in the market — Bitcoin plummeted to $91,900 within just an hour, a nearly 4% drop. Then it recovered to around $92,800, but there was still a sense of worry.
At that time, I was monitoring other assets and noticed that gold and silver also surged sharply, while Nasdaq futures fell 1%. Clearly, something big was happening. It turned out that the main reason was geopolitical tensions — the EU is considering imposing a $93 billion tariff on imports from the US, in retaliation for Trump's threats of tariffs on Greenland.
So why did Bitcoin dro

Just paid attention to a rather interesting move from Paraguay. This country is planning to activate around 1,500 Bitcoin mining machines—devices previously seized from operators accused of electricity theft. Instead of leaving them idle, they decided to put these miners to use for a strategic purpose.
What’s interesting here is that Paraguay has a major advantage—surplus hydroelectric power from the Itaipu Dam. Instead of letting it go to waste, the government decided to convert this power source into revenue through cryptocurrency mining activities. The national electricity company, ANDE, ha

I just noticed some quite interesting news about Nikolai Durov — the brother of Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram. It turns out Nikolai Durov is busy with a rather ambitious AI project — building an artificial intelligence system capable of true logical reasoning.
The great thing about this project is that it not only processes machine data but also aims to help AI understand and interact with complex real-world situations. Nikolai Durov is focusing on enhancing the reasoning and decision-making abilities of AI systems, which could change the way we view artificial intelligence technology.

I just received a message from someone asking what scam is - and I realize that many people still don't fully understand the different types of scams in the crypto market. So today, I want to share what I know so that everyone can better protect themselves.
What is a scam? Simply put, it is fraudulent activity aimed at stealing your assets or personal information. Scammers often use very sophisticated tricks, knowing how to manipulate psychology to make you trust them and then drain your funds. According to data from Chainalysis, although losses from crypto scams have decreased significantly c

I just discovered something pretty interesting in the Solana ecosystem, which is Backpack. If you don't know what Backpack is, it's not your everyday backpack; it's a cryptocurrency wallet with big ambitions.
Backpack started as a blockchain wallet on Solana, allowing users to store, send, and receive tokens as well as NFTs. But the cool part is that it doesn't stop there. What Backpack is now has become a more comprehensive platform, with features like minting NFTs directly, messaging friends, and even connecting with DeFi applications.
What caught my attention the most is xNFT, or Executable

I just received a few questions from friends about how to protect crypto wallets, especially regarding private keys and passphrases. Honestly, these are extremely important things that anyone involved in crypto must understand because revealing this information can cause assets to disappear in an instant.
First, I want to talk about the private key — it is a string of characters and numbers generated randomly through encryption. It functions like the main password of your wallet, allowing you to access, manage assets, recover your wallet, and sign transactions. Its complexity lies in the fact

It's been a while since I saw an earning opportunity with low competition and strong potential like running nodes. My friend has been running a Celestia node from early on and ultimately received nearly $3,000 from an airdrop. It sounds easy, but in reality, not everyone knows how to do it correctly.
Simply put, nodes are computers or servers that run continuously to verify transactions, store blockchain data, and keep the network operational. Each node is like a small part of the decentralized system, ensuring transparency, security, and consensus of the blockchain. Without nodes, the blockch

Cryptocurrency is a risky investment field, but the actual profits are very attractive. However, to succeed in this space, you need to master many basic concepts. Today, I want to share about one of the most important concepts that anyone participating in crypto must understand.
What is a token? This is a question that many beginners often encounter. Simply put, a token is a type of digital asset issued on the blockchain of existing projects, without needing to create a separate blockchain. Unlike coins, tokens allow holders to participate in the network system of that project. Most tokens tod

Vừa rồi mình tìm hiểu kỹ về FIO Protocol và thấy nó khá thú vị. Nếu bạn còn chưa biết FIO là gì thì bài này sẽ giúp bạn hiểu rõ hơn.
Vấn đề mà FIO Protocol cố gắng giải quyết thực sự rất đơn giản nhưng khó chịu - khi gửi tiền crypto, bạn phải copy một chuỗi địa chỉ dài và phức tạp như "0x123...xyz", dễ sai sót lắm. FIO Protocol tạo ra một giải pháp thân thiện hơn nhiều, cho phép bạn tạo một địa chỉ FIO dễ nhớ, ví dụ như tencuaban@blogtienao, thay vì phải nhớ những chuỗi chữ số dài ngoằn ngoèo.
Hiện nay FIO là gì trong thực tế? Nó không chỉ là một token thông thường, mà là một giao thức blockch

I just heard from The San Francisco Standard that Sam Altman's house (CEO of OpenAI) was targeted again. Just two days after the Molotov cocktail incident, early Sunday at 1:40 a.m., a Honda sedan stopped in front of his house, and a tall person by the window fired a shot into the side of the house facing Lombard Street. SF police have arrested two suspects: Amanda Tom (25 years old) and Muhammad Tariq Hussain (23 years old), on charges of reckless use of a firearm. Both OpenAI and the police have not issued official statements. I feel this situation is quite serious; such repeated incidents a