Recent data shows that retail investors in the crypto market are still reluctant to enter. Trading volumes in the Korean market are significantly lower than the peaks seen in 2023 and 2024. Insufficient trading volume has led to subdued market sentiment, creating a vicious cycle. Even if interest rates are cut in the future, it will be difficult for the market to regain its vitality.
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GasWaster:
nah this is just cope... retail won't come back till gas fees stop being absolutely insane tbh. like why would anyone fomo in when a single failed tx costs more than their whole position lmfao
This year, the Federal Reserve has held 7 FOMC meetings. Bitcoin’s performance has generally been poor, rising by 15% only after the May 7 meeting, while it declined after all the other meetings. When the market is exuberant, it is necessary to approach upcoming meetings with caution to prevent a repeat of the “buy the rumor, sell the news” scenario. Investors are advised to take profits and set stop-losses.
[Crypto World] In the past 15 hours, ZEC has been continuously pumped, causing the largest short position on Hyperliquid to be trapped again. This address has been very active recently—partially closed about $1.24 million in ZEC shorts, but still holds a $25.7 million position, with a liquidation price set at $886. On paper? A loss of $1.4 million, down 27%. Looking back, since December 5, this guy has been aggressively increasing his ZEC shorts by over $11 million, dragging his average price down from $412 to $387. Not just ZEC, he also significantly increased his MON shorts, with the average price also dropping. But it's not all losses. His ETH shorts have been hugely profitable—an unrealized gain of $7 million, up 223%, holding a $47.21 million position, with the average price dropping from $4,015 to $3,573. Recently, he also opened a 3x leveraged MON short, $7.44 million.
Do Kwon's trial in New York faces new developments, with the judge requesting clarification of the criminal charges in South Korea and their potential sentences. He has pleaded guilty to two felonies in the US related to the 2022 Terra collapse. The judge is also concerned about whether his time imprisoned in Montenegro will count toward his US sentence, and is now awaiting responses from both the prosecution and the defense.
The US CFTC has announced the launch of a digital asset custody pilot program, allowing mainstream cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDC to be used as collateral for derivatives trading. Although this increases flexibility in usage, it is limited to qualified futures commission merchants and comes with strict custody and reporting requirements. At the same time, old rules restricting crypto collateral have been abolished, with an emphasis that tokenized assets must meet standards for enforceability, custody security, and valuation transparency.
A leading exchange recently held an institutional client gathering in Abu Dhabi, showcasing its global expansion plans following the acquisition of new licenses in the UAE and Europe. CEO Ben Zhou revealed that over 1.8 million crypto credit cards have been issued on the retail side, and institutional assets under management have grown from $40 million to $200 million. Future plans include launching upgraded credit tools and ultra-low latency gateways, demonstrating significant ambition in the institutional business sector.
[Crypto World] Chrome is about to launch an AI agent feature, but Google is being quite cautious this time—after all, letting AI operate your browser for you could easily go wrong if not handled carefully. They’ve set up multiple layers of protection: first, a Gemini-based reviewer audits what the AI intends to do, basically giving it a “behavior prediction system.” Then, they restrict the range of websites that can be accessed via proxy sources, so the AI can’t just wander everywhere. There’s also an observer model specifically monitoring URLs to prevent it from jumping to suspicious places. Most importantly, when it comes to sensitive actions—like having the AI help you with online banking or placing an order—Chrome will pop up a window requiring you to confirm personally. And the AI model can’t access things like passwords at all; those are physically isolated. To be honest, this set of measures is pretty solid. In the Web3 era, people are more sensitive about data sovereignty than ever, and if a browser, as such a crucial gateway application, can’t get security right,
[Crypto World] The UK is making a big move this time—a newly launched anti-corruption strategy is directly targeting loopholes in the crypto asset sector. The core measures are pretty solid: the anti-corruption commissioner team is doubling in size, reporting channels are being fully upgraded, and the entire anti-money laundering framework is set for a major overhaul. Behind this combination punch is an even bigger plan: to host an international summit on illicit finance next June, aiming to establish a global anti-money laundering alliance. Cryptocurrencies and real estate—the two favorite hiding places for funds—will be key areas of focus. Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper’s remarks are worth noting—she bluntly mentioned that cryptocurrencies are “increasingly being used as tools by human trafficking gangs.” This statement actually sends a clear signal: the UK government is getting serious about crypto asset regulation, especially for those trying to evade sanctions through digital currencies—it’s likely to become much harder in the future. Looking at the timeline, it’s clear that this wave of policy moves is paving the way for next year’s summit.
VelorGain has comprehensively upgraded its AI market analysis system, optimizing AI models and data integration, strengthening infrastructure, and adding a real-time monitoring module to ensure stable system operation during market fluctuations.
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DogeBachelor:
Upgrades and optimizations again—just don't let it crash on me when key market movements happen. I've experienced that too many times before.