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Macro indicators like interest rates, GDP, and inflation don’t just steer traditional markets—they also set the stage for crypto moves. When rates drop, liquidity flows in and risk appetite rises, fueling crypto rallies. Tightening policy can reverse that vibe. #Crypto #MarketTrends

The well-known #memecoin coin KOL #Murad 's crypto asset portfolio has significantly shrunk over the past two weeks. His total assets are now valued at 9.72 million USD, with an overall account decline of 39.59%. Murad's largest holding, SPX, has dropped to 0.28 USD, a decrease of 30.12%, with a holding of 29.96 million coins, worth approximately 8.48 million USD. The second largest holding is GIGA, which has decreased by 14.29%, with 70 million coins held, valued at around 678,600 USD.

$Cocoro Meme coin, a new project launched by the owner of $Doge Shiba Inu, has seen its market value surge to briefly surpass the $1 billion mark. However, it has now retreated to $96 million. This volatility highlights the high risk associated with meme coins and the significant influence that prominent figures in the cryptocurrency world can wield.

The whole internet is cursing Trump and Musk, calling them idiots. Yes, the market has turned into a monkey market because of them. But don’t forget—they are not idiots. Trump is a big boss, and Musk is an even bigger boss. One is a political outsider who spent eight years tearing through the Republican Party and twice crushed the old White House establishment. The other is a Silicon Valley madman whose seven companies dominate space, automobiles, energy, social media, brain-machine interfaces, and more—recognized across the entire universe. In reality, we are the clowns. Are they stupid? No, they’re not. We need to see the bigger picture. Musk believes America’s disease is wastefulness—living beyond its means. Trump believes America has several diseases: a weak real economy, too much waste, too many immigrants… Both of them want to save the empire. Both want to restore America’s health. So they keep prescribing medicine: Forming an efficiency committee to help the empire save money. Building a wall to block illegal immigrants. Raising tariffs to cut costs and increase revenue. Cutting taxes to encourage entrepreneurship and manufacturing. In the short term, these measures hurt the market. While retail investors cry over their candlestick charts, Wall Street traders have already mapped out the strategic depth: First, they detonate policy nukes to clear out debt. Then, they use tariffs as a blade to dismantle global supply chains. Various policies serve as reservoirs to regulate labor inflation. While the bears pick up loose change in the rubble, the White House only needs to open the floodgates of rate cuts, forcing capital to flow back and reconstructing the harvest cycle of the dollar tide. The louder the outrage now, the more eagerly people will kneel for policy benefits later. This is the bloody art of top-level design. Ignore the noise. Stay patient.

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The crypto circle is a cycle - I believe DeFi will return in another form (meme + hyperliquid + DeFi). At the end of 2020, DeFi had its earliest three-piece set. Eth lend was renamed to AAVE, Uniswap, and synthetics (the earliest RWA for synthetic asset issuance). Back then, Curve hadn't come into being yet, and the market value of DeFi was just over $1 billion. In 2021, more DeFi projects emerged, which we referred to as DeFi 1.0. It was the biggest shitcoin casino at that time. Through Uniswap's AMM mechanism, countless shitcoins were born and then perished, and numerous single-coin mining pools appeared. AC-led YFI began to move around various single-coin mining pools in search of the highest yield. Dovy's YFII quickly followed the hot trend. I remember that FYI's price once soared to twice the price of BTC back then (I'm not sure if it's the Mandela effect). DeFi 1.0 was nothing but a typical dividend scheme. The problem with dividend schemes is that if the APY of dividends is greater than the funds used to support the price, it will collapse. So, in the early stages of mining, it was all about who could get in faster. Later on, it was very common for a mining project to rush to several million in just five minutes. Since dividend schemes are not sustainable, DeFi 2.0 emerged. It introduced the concepts of second and third pools. Essentially, it involved providing liquidity (LP) and then staking the LP tokens to earn higher APY returns. Of course, the impermanent loss was higher, and it was less secure. Curve brought this LP voucher mechanism to the fore and popularized it. Curve is the king of mechanism nesting in the DeFi world. It can be said to have revitalized all the "stablecoins" of the altcoin market and is the de facto "Federal Reserve" on the blockchain. Curve - Convex and other Russian nesting dolls fell from grace with the 20% collapse of Luna's stablecoin UST (which was a targeted attack on the UST-USDT-USDC pool of Curve). DeFi began to enter a "needless" system. That's when DeFi 3.0 emerged, which is the (3:3) I've been talking about all along. This is an economic term, seeking a Pareto optimal solution, and OlympusDAO was born. OHM was the first team to provide the POL (proof of liquidity) solution. The founding team of the bear market chain was also from the OHM team. The price of OHM doesn't need to be pegged to a specific asset. It uses DAI as its reserve. Theoretically, one OHM is backed by one DAI, worth $1. It's hard to explain in detail how PHM is doing this super fat伦 here. If you're interested, I can sort it out again. The high inflation of OHM also brought selling pressure, and the 3:3 consensus began to collapse. But you can't say it wasn't a good Ponzi scheme. Its emergence brought enough consensus at a time of low market liquidity. Or, to put it another way, the reason for its collapse was that, as a project on Ethereum, it was limited by Ethereum and couldn't have its own liquidity (when the Optimism stack came out, it naturally made a chain, and there would be no bear market chain, but that's another story). DeFi has been in decline during this cycle. Starting from Aave's launch of national debt, we've already understood that the core of DeFi is lending demand, and we can calculate the yield very clearly (if we don't understand the yield, we won't touch it). The beginning of breaking through the circle is that I've seen a possibility. I've seen something that Super Exchange is doing, which is very inspiring and may reshape the glory of DeFi. Completely abandon the platform coin and not take selling coins as the core premise. Instead, a 100% fair launch model is adopted, and using trading volume as cash revenue is a very good decision. For P small will, it needs to spend more time studying, rather than just rushing in. The rhythm of meme PVP has slowed down. In a zero-sum game market, the proportion of stop-loss and loss is getting higher and higher, so there will be no further increase. Trump and other celebrity coins have already verified this point. We may need a new type of fair launch DeFi model driven by meme.

all $BNB chain Meme is trash CZ is really treating everyone like donkeys. These ranked coins, within less than two weeks, each of them has been drained by more than 3 times, and then a portion is taken to add liquidity, without even pumping the price. I've seen disgusting things, but never anything as disgusting as this. And there are also those that are not in the ranking. Does Binance really think that retail investors now are still the same as before, all of them are fools?

First, what exactly is liquidity? Imagine you see a high volatility peak on a chart. After that peak is broken, the price falls back into the range. At that point, liquidity on the buyer’s side is hidden just above that peak. Essentially, this means there are buy orders and stop-loss orders—including pending buy orders and stop-loss orders. If someone sells there, their stop-loss orders will likely be set around that level! This liquidity acts like a magnet, pulling the price toward it! On the other side, there’s seller liquidity, which consists of sell orders and stop-loss orders—again, including pending sell orders and stop-loss orders. Its effect is similar to that of the buyer side, attracting the price in that direction as well. Then there’s the internal liquidity within the range, which is easily overlooked. Unlike the external liquidity that pulls, this internal liquidity pushes outward—it can be compared to a catapult. When combined with the external pull, it sets the price in motion.

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Although on-chain liquidity has been rapidly declining recently, it is quite noticeable that on-chain trading platforms have increased significantly, including but not limited to various trading bots, perpetuals, and launch platforms. The last time there was a major increase was around mid-last year when platforms like pump.fun went viral; the most recent increase occurred around the meme craze involving Trump. During Devcon in November, I had intensive discussions with several trading bot teams, and I tweeted that trading bots are the “invisible champions” of this cycle. Now, these champions are no longer invisible, as everyone is aware that the leading products are making big profits—haha. Given the increasing number of on-chain trading products and the growing homogeneity in the space, my personal sense is: 1️⃣ Maybe it’s time to focus on other differentiated demand scenarios: It wasn’t other search engines that stole market share from Baidu, but platforms like Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book). Similarly, the winner among platforms may emerge in a new form, rather than the usual trading bots or perp DEXs. For trading products, user migration costs are high. If the product merely undergoes slight functional iterations or relies on trading mining incentives, that won’t be enough to attract users to switch. Against this backdrop, the market has a higher demand for product design and operational agility. 2️⃣ Product “arms race” and channel competition: The first generation of trading bots, represented by Banana Gun, gained a user base of degens early on thanks to their first-mover advantage. By the time second-generation products like DEXX emerged, the competition became fiercer not only in terms of the products themselves but also in terms of channels and operations. I clearly remember that before November, DEXX was really ramping up its channel efforts, and its user growth and retention were very strong. After November, GMGN caught up quickly and aggressively formed partnerships with some of the leaders. By the end of last year, UniversalX officially entered the market, and with its blockchain abstraction technology, they also launched an active marketing strategy. Even OKX Wallet directly integrated the CEX-side rebate system. Now, in the on-chain trading space, it has reached a point where everyone is spending money to acquire channels. Channels are limited, and if projects don’t act quickly, the good channels will become fewer and fewer. For example, if a relatively similar product enters the Chinese market now through one-on-one channel building, there’s almost no chance left. 3️⃣ While competition intensifies, the market will likely remain a “four-legged” situation: If we compare it to the development of the CEX market, after a certain point of competition, there will likely be an absolute leader, but the market will still remain somewhat competitive, with multiple players. Based on the teams and business scale of the platforms today, the competition still seems to be in the early stages. 🤔

it's really hard to understand the potential for TIME to keep going. It's all celebrities issuing tokens, and you still need email verification—this has nothing to do with decentralization. The internal market is all USDC trading, and you have to transfer money to participate. Plus, there are high taxes, and the pools are a bit complicated. All these celebrities are coming in under the guise of charity to rip off the retail investors. Will retail investors even bother? It's basically Solana's official support, with Toly personally issuing the token, which creates some early wealth effects. But isn't it already pretty ridiculous that Toly personally issued a token with only 10 million? 🤡 @toly

The founder of SOL is backing the SOL Time platform, issuing tokens himself and supporting the chatroom feature. However, creating his own liquidity pool for a pump is really crossing the line. In reality, it's the SOL team supporting the pump since both Ray and Jup have SOL backing, so the pump mainly profits from the internal market. But now that Pump is creating his own liquidity pool, what’s left for SOL to profit from? To be honest, Pump hasn’t been making as much as Ray—Ray's trading volume has been way higher.

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The platform #eXch, which is focused on money laundering, has quite a temper. It directly posted Bybit's interception request email and replied with a denunciation. Given that a significant amount of ETH has already been laundered through eXch and converted into BTC, XMR, etc., all platforms should increase the risk control level for funds originating from eXch

About Kanye west memecoin $YZY you must know: a KOL exposed that Kanye West's account was sold to @barkmeta at a price of 20M (17M after a 15% management fee). It's suggested not to get involved in any projects where people from @doginaldogs appear. Last May, when playing with @IGGYAZALEA 's $MOTHER. I clearly remember it was doginal and his group who released an AI - synthesized rumor video to spread FUD, which made Iggy herself come out to explain. The characteristic of doginaldog and his group is that they use a pixel - dog avatar as their profile picture, as shown in Figure 1. These people stick to various celebrities like dog - skin plasters and do the work of Sahil. They also like to act as " CTO hold AMAs, and then have dozens or hundreds of doginal avatars in there to revel. They are keen on issuing running water plates. You can understand it as the overseas version of the malicious 400U gang + love to issue plates similar to xuemanzi + using the same avatar to act in unison. They have long been notorious in the circle. I noticed this group in the middle of last year and just blocked most of the doginal avatars at that time. I didn't expect them to make such big news. I hope everyone will pay attention to safety and stay away from the garbage doginaldog avatar.

After nearly $1.5 billion was stolen, Bybit CEO Ben Zhou stated that the withdrawal system was restored to normal within 12 hours. In the face of the largest theft in cryptocurrency history, the Bybit team and supporters worked hard to alleviate the pressure. The white knights supporting a total of $320 million include Bitget, MEXC, and others. As of the time of writing, five institutions and individuals have provided loan support to Bybit, totaling approximately 120,000 ETH, worth around $320 million. Bitget supported 40,000 ETH, MEXC provided 12,652 stETH, and other major whale investors supported over $200 million. OKX, HashKey, BitMart, and others also provided assistance.