The Bank of Japan’s December policy meeting is just around the corner, and this time it’s not a false alarm—the market-implied probability of a rate hike is approaching 80%. For the crypto market, this could be the most important macro variable to watch in the near term.
Let’s start with why the Bank of Japan’s moves matter. For over a decade, there’s been a massive global arbitrage game: borrow yen at near-zero interest rates, convert to USD or other currencies, and invest in high-yield assets—including crypto assets like BTC and ETH. How big is this trade? Trillions of dollars. But now, the

#ETH走势分析 This ETH rally has my heart racing.

Weekend trading volume has shrunk to an astonishingly low level, so whether prices go up or down, it doesn’t mean much. The real direction will only become clear when the market opens on Monday. Currently, the total cryptocurrency market cap is around $3.14 trillion and is still in a period of volatile correction.
BTC has managed to hold above 89k, but the trading volume is really dismal. Last weekend’s bull trap and dump are still fresh in my mind. Will the same old trick happen again this week? Hard to say. As for ETH, it’s holding the 3000 support line for now thanks to the positive sentime

I've encountered a strange issue: the transaction history on my account updates extremely slowly, sometimes it takes half a day for a new entry to appear. What's even weirder is that when I check on my wife's phone, her records update really fast, with the numbers constantly refreshing.
What's going on here? Is it a network issue, or is it because of device caching? Does anyone know what's happening? Looking for some advice.

Has your timeline also been flooded lately with talk about “mining costs inverted”? 😱 Everywhere online, people are saying that mining a single Bitcoin now costs $75,000 just in expenses, and when you add up all costs, it could even reach $130,000+.
At first glance, that does sound pretty scary. But think about it carefully—could this be an “extreme case” skewing the average up? Today, let’s break it down and see what’s really behind these numbers.
📊 First, the data source
According to monitoring by CryptoRank cited by PANews: for those already listed mining companies, the average cash expen

The Fed says the balance sheet reduction is over, but there's still that $2.5 trillion of "excess reserves" sitting on the books—exactly that much higher than before the 2020 pandemic. Every round of quantitative easing and tightening basically just raises the floor of the money pool again and again; this game has been played several times now.
What's even more awkward is the inflation data. The official target is 2%, but in reality it's either approaching 3% and still rising, or, even after stripping out short-term volatility, it's at least 2.4%. The pressure on prices that ordinary people fe

I've been in this space for eight years—what haven't I seen? Stories of getting rich overnight happen every day, and there’s always a new batch of people buying the top and getting stuck. Later, I figured it out: the ones who really make money are never those who obsess over complex indicators or chase after every rumor. Instead, it's those who stick to the most basic logic—in plain terms, those who can endure and wait for the moment when consensus forms around the capital.
The market always moves in cycles, and retail investors keep making the same mistakes. Too many people get played by the

Reviewing this recent ETH movement, to be honest, I feel a bit guilty.
The trend was actually all within expectations—pump first, then dump. I had made that judgment before. But when the price started rising, I couldn't resist and chased long positions, which messed up my entire rhythm. During the drop, I did set up short positions and timed them well, but unfortunately, I didn't hold on.
What's the most ironic part? I could have caught the top with my longs and held the shorts all the way down. The only condition: don’t move.
Contracts really go against human nature. The more you mess around,

On December 4, 2025, a video less than a minute long set the crypto world on fire.
The speaker was David Marcus—yes, the same guy who used to manage wallets for over 400 million PayPal users.
Looking straight into the camera, he threw out a statement in an unmistakably assertive tone:
"All the money in the world will eventually move onto Bitcoin."
Pay attention, he said "will," not "might" or "could." This isn’t some retail investor hyping up a group chat—it’s someone who’s actually built a digital payments empire, delivering an obituary for the traditional financial system.
He went even furth

#数字货币市场洞察 MMT's recent pullback—is it time to buy the dip?

Recently, there have been two major events in the stablecoin community, and regulatory measures are even stricter than expected.
First, let’s talk about mainland China. The central bank, together with 13 other departments, issued a tough statement—stablecoins are directly classified as virtual currencies, and related activities are considered illegal financial activities. This isn’t just a routine risk warning; it’s more like a preemptive move to clear the way for the digital RMB. Gray areas? Pretty much gone.
Now, let’s look at Hong Kong. New regulations have already come into effect, and ret

Breaking news!
There’s a new development in the Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon’s case—US prosecutors have officially submitted their sentencing recommendation, asking for 12 years. How big is this? When Terra and LUNC collapsed, $40 billion in market value evaporated, leaving countless retail investors with nothing.
From the algorithmic stablecoin crash in 2022 until now, this case has been a sore spot in the crypto community. The prosecutors are taking a tough stance—12 years isn’t just a random number. Do Kwon was previously arrested in Montenegro and has now been extradited to the US to

#数字货币市场洞察 Let's talk about next week's gold trend.
To be honest, this week's market has been quite exhausting. Long and short positions are reversing in an instant, and many friends have told me they can’t make sense of the rhythm at all. The old trading strategies that followed the data are becoming less and less effective—there are all kinds of conflicting news, so who should you listen to?
I think this round of volatility is far from over. Even if there’s a short-term rebound, the momentum isn’t strong enough to support any major moves. Occasionally, some positive news pops up, the price ju

The people who are bearish on LUNC have started to take action.
Interestingly, a project owner was sentenced, but the market actually treated this as good news and started speculating on it.
That's how the crypto world is—news is always interpreted in unexpected ways, and black can be said to be white.

#数字货币市场洞察 First week of December(1-5th)trading review is here: $BTC This week gained 17,200 points, $ETH secured 920 points!
Honestly, the volatility this week was pretty intense. I didn’t take that many trades myself—several were meant to be short-term, but I ended up holding them mid-term. There were a few Bitcoin trades that made several thousand points, and some Ethereum trades also captured a few hundred points.
For those who followed this approach, you should have made some gains, right? The core is just one thing: strictly follow the strategy. It may seem simple, but if you really stick

#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 $TRUMP Major breaking news in the crypto space! Clear Street has officially announced plans to go public in January 2026. This firm, which has previously underwritten for Trump Media Group, holds significant weight in the crypto DAT company resource circle.
$WIF Interestingly, its connections to the Trump camp run pretty deep. And that Trump-themed meme coin, Conan, took off last month—you all probably saw the December rally.
$FF Market sentiment is quite delicate right now. It’s hard to predict how the entry of a heavyweight like Clear Street will affect the overall narrativ

#比特币对比代币化黄金 I have a feeling that the kind of market suited to my approach is coming.
It's already my fifth year hustling in the crypto market, and to be honest, I've never thought about leaving. $BTC and $ETH have been held until now, and I've lost count of the wild ups and downs in between.
In this space, people get liquidated and leave every day, and some get rich overnight. But I think what really matters isn't dodging every downturn, but whether you can get back up and keep moving forward after each fall. The market will teach everyone; what's important is what you learn from it.
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#美联储重启降息步伐 Bitcoin tested a bottom around 89217 today and quickly bounced back. Now it's consolidating back and forth at this level.
Interestingly, the trading volume didn't shrink during the drop, which actually means the main players are shaking out weak hands. The 88056 line has already held up under pressure, indicating that those who were supposed to exit have mostly done so in the short term, and the probability of a rebound is quite high.
If you want to enter the market, you can consider placing some long orders in the 89200 to 89400 range, but don't go heavy. The initial target is to s