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I hope that in the future, the address book, tags, and on-chain interaction details can be refined further. The more exposure XRPL has in mainstream wallets, the better.

610/600/585 Three-tier profit-taking plan is clear and straightforward; just follow the plan.

Recently, everyone has been talking excitedly about re-staking and shared security, with yields stacking upon yields, making it look like emotions are being filtered through a lens... But honestly, security isn't a game of stacking layers, and risks also get "shared" along with it. I'm just a bystander who sees NFTs as emotional assets; when I see this atmosphere of "returns = faith," I instinctively take a half step back: Are you stacking cash flow, or stacking a bunch of assumptions?
And then there's those large on-chain transfers and hot and cold wallets on exchanges being interpreted as sm

As long as the market remains in a high-level consolidation, the probability of reaching 0.0985 first is not small; the market tends to sweep liquidity first.

Got it, is something good happening on Sui's side again?

Lately, people have been talking a lot about "modular blockchains." At first, I thought it was quite distant from me as a regular end-user—just clicking a wallet, signing a transaction, the interface all looks pretty similar. But then I realized, what it truly changes might not be "what I see," but rather "that I no longer have to pick a side for each chain"—applications are separating execution, data, and consensus, making migration less painful, and if something goes wrong, it doesn't cause a total collapse.
But on the other hand, it’s also quite subtle: the more layers there are, the easi