Japan's supervision of yen stablecoins is actually quite contradictory - it clearly stipulates that it cannot be freely circulated across borders, which basically locks the global use scenario.
The question is: If a platform with 200 million global users wants to do payment and settlement, do you think they will choose a tool that can't even leave the border? This logic doesn't work at all.
Now the market can really run through cross-border payment solutions, it depends on those on-chain assets without geographical restrictions. My main configuration is still on SOL, at least liquidity and eco

Last night, the United States dropped a data bomb, and the global market instantly changed the script.
Private sector employment fell by 32,000 in November – yes, negative. The market was expecting a rise of 20,000, but it turned out to be a reverse critical hit. As soon as this dismal ADP report came out, the probability of the Fed cutting interest rates in December jumped directly from 84% to 89%, which is basically certain.
How fast is Wall Street reacting? The Dow surged 408 points, or 0.86%, on the day, and the energy and financial sectors took off directly. Gold is even more exaggerated,

The prediction market is becoming one of the sexiest tracks of this era.
Look no further than Polymarket and Kalshi. These platforms let you bet on any real-world outcome – who will win the presidential election? Who will win the next Super Bowl? Will Apple's new products bounce tickets? From politics to sports, from technology to entertainment, as long as you dare to think, someone dares to open. Number of participants? Record. Media exposure? Headlines every day.
Take Polymarket as an example, users express their judgment on the future by buying and selling "event shares". On this platform a

In five years, the principal rolled from 15,000 to four-figure tens of thousands - to be honest, this is not a gifted story.
It depends on two words: live.
Those who shouted "all in change fate" as soon as they came up are now three meters tall on their graves. The real money in the market is never the group of people who rush the hardest, but those who know when to step on the brakes.
The pitfalls and tuition fees lost over the years are finally condensed into several iron laws - each of which is bought with real money.
**Article 1: The principal is used to extend life, not to gamble on luck*

The short-term adjustment mentioned yesterday, isn't this coming? But what to panic, the price correction just gave the opportunity to get on the car. Look at those institutions and big players, this position is still sucking up goods. Don't be stupid - when smart money rushes in, you are scared away.
The data is here: In the past day, 94,285 people on the whole network liquidated their positions, with a total amount of $268 million. The bulls were cut by 179 million, and the bears did not run away, exploding 88.83 million.
**BTC Side**
Last night, Bitcoin rushed to around 94,000 and couldn't

At the beginning of the year, I brought a student, who was really the kind of pure novice - staring at the K-line chart for a long time, the buttons on the trading interface had to be studied for a long time before he dared to click, and his hands were shaking like detonating a bomb when he placed an order for the first time.
The result? In less than three months, this guy just rolled the principal of 6,000U to 170,000U. On the day of the withdrawal, he himself was stunned, repeatedly checked the account balance several times, and asked me if there was a bug in the system.
There is no secret w

A charity concept coin has recently soared in popularity, with a total supply of only 1 million, which is rare in the entire market.
Let's talk about the data first: in November, the handling fee alone was 6,838 pieces, which translates to nearly 980,000 USDT. The point is how the money is spent - half goes to the charity fund, and the other half is directly destroyed. Charity + deflationary double buff, this model is indeed rare in the circle.
Someone calculated: If the super bull market really comes, it is not a fantasy for spot holders to rush to the unit price of 10,000 U. After all, there

The number of initial jobless claims in the United States has exploded again - the data is far lower than market expectations. At first glance, it may seem like good news for a strong economy, but in the crypto market, it may not be that simple. The devil is often hidden in the details, and we have to break it open.
Let's talk about the most direct impact first: the Fed's abacus may have to be re-hit. With such a low unemployment rate, the labor market can withstand it, and inflationary pressures will naturally not subside. Originally, the market was still fantasizing about seeing the dawn of

I have a pretty clear view of where this market is headed. During the last round when altcoins collectively tanked, Ethereum kept grinding at the bottom, but Bitcoin managed to hold up. Now, with another wave of sharp declines, it looks like Bitcoin might be due for a catch-up drop.
Another thing—there’s talk from the US side about accumulating 1 million Bitcoins within five years. Think about the timing here: do you think they’ll start buying aggressively at these price levels? Most likely, they’ll wait for prices to come down a bit more.
So this time, I’m planning to go in heavy and try to c

#美联储重启降息步伐 The long-term potential of $COAI ultimately depends on whether the AI ecosystem can truly be implemented and whether the token distribution is sufficiently decentralized. To be honest, in its current state, there's too much speculation involved, and in the short term, it's very easy for capital to pump and then dump it—I personally am already planning to reduce my position😅. In the context of the Federal Reserve's rate-cutting cycle, projects with unclear prospects like this are more susceptible to the impact of capital flows.

I've been staring at my holdings that got halved for days, my finger hovering over the sell button countless times. The coins I once believed in so deeply now look like love letters I wrote as a teenager—sincere but naive.
In the end, I finally bit the bullet and cleared everything out. I cut my losses on more than 20 random tokens—losses are losses, but that's better than staying trapped. Now, I'm only holding TIA, EIGEN, FET, MANTA, and ONDO. Looking at the charts, it's clear there's big money quietly accumulating at the bottom for these.
I'd be lying if I said it didn't hurt. Not every coin

#数字资产行情上升 Just look at Bitcoin’s recent performance. All day yesterday, BTC kept testing the 90,000 level, and as I mentioned before, the 94,000 hurdle—this rally really did push up to that point before reversing, which played out almost exactly as predicted.
Now BTC has dropped back to around 92,000. There might be a brief period of consolidation here, but most likely it will continue downward. The key level to watch today is whether 90,000 can hold below; on the upside, it’s still 94,000. If BTC can stabilize above that, there might be a chance to test 98,000.
$BTC

Want to make a comeback in crypto? Wake up—stop dreaming about getting rich overnight. First, focus on steadily turning your tens of thousands into 1 million—can you do that?
Going from a small principal to 1 million boils down to one thing: compounding your trades. $HEMI This concept might sound intimidating, but it’s really one of the few chances for an average investor to turn things around. If you do it right, everything could change.
Why insist on reaching 1 million first? The reason is simple: at that point, you'll realize that a 20% gain in spot is a 200,000 profit—no need for leverage

A buy order of $103 can be marked as main funds inflow? And even gives a 60% upside prediction?
Recently, I noticed the main funds monitoring system on a major platform, and the RVN data is quite confusing. If this amount counts as "main funds," by this standard, wouldn't there be thousands of so-called main accounts on the platform?
Honestly, the logic that $103 can move the market... just doesn't seem right. Shouldn't the threshold setting for this monitoring algorithm be recalibrated? After all, for a coin with RVN's market cap, the actual capital needed to impact price action should be muc

To be honest, I really didn’t get in on the $BOB rally a while ago, and when $TUREO was surging, I was still on the sidelines. Looking back now, it’s a bit of a pity. But recently I’ve been paying attention to $UAI, and it seems pretty interesting. Judging from market sentiment and token distribution, $UAI has similar logic to the previous two, but it’s clearly at a much earlier stage now. There aren’t many opportunities like this at this stage, so I personally plan to build a position in batches. Of course, there are risks in investing, so everyone should make their own judgments, but this se

This weekend, A-share investor groups were buzzing with activity, with all kinds of positive news flooding in. To be honest, the wave of policy measures after Friday’s market close was indeed quite strong—but if you think calmly, it’s different from last year.
**Let’s clarify what actually happened this time**
The risk assessment threshold for insurance funds has been lowered, and that's no small matter. According to industry estimates, this could release hundreds of billions in additional capital into the market, benefiting heavyweight indices like the CSI 300 and the STAR Market the most. On

Will the Fed continue to cut rates in December? The market is in a heated debate.
Bank of America is still pretty optimistic, thinking there’s a high chance of another 25 basis point cut in December, and two more rounds of cuts in 2026. But if you look at the data, the sentiment has shifted—ahead of November, 95% of the market was betting on a December rate cut. Now? That’s been slashed to 44%.
What’s the issue? Several Fed officials have been making some pretty hawkish statements lately, repeatedly questioning if inflation can really come down to 2%. With this kind of attitude, traders immedi

The community is in an uproar today! The donation scam drama isn’t even over yet, and now the kissing scandal has stolen the headlines. Someone even claimed a big shot took off his pants? Where did that even come from? Can someone in the know explain this?
By the way, a few KOLs are also having heated PVPs.
Forget it, I’ll just stick to writing and enjoy the show. BTC has been pretty stable lately.

Can you guys take a look for me and see if this liquidation price setting is stable enough?
I set my take profit at only 0.15, but the funding rate ate up 50U in just one hour... The key issue is that I didn't set a stop loss, and now I'm a bit nervous.
Isn't the risk too high in this situation? With such high holding costs, if the market suddenly reverses, I'll get liquidated instantly without even having time to react. Any experienced friends have some advice?

#ETH走势分析 I checked the current price range of $ETH and decided to set up a short position here. I have already closed 70% of my position successfully at the 3250 level, and will continue to monitor the remaining position for future trends. Key reminder: all positions have breakeven stop-losses in place, so even if the market moves against me, the risk is kept under control. I suggest everyone trade with light positions and remember to set your own stop-losses—this is the key to surviving longer in volatile markets.