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Bitcoin has been around for 17 years. From the geek experiments in 2009 to today's status as the world's largest crypto asset, this journey alone is worth reflecting on.
Recently, on-chain data has become quite interesting. Trading volume and coin concentration are quietly changing—whales seem to be accumulating, exchange outflows are continuously increasing, and the market is in a delicate balance. What do these signals usually indicate? They could mean institutions are positioning, or market expectations are adjusting.
Speaking of Bitcoin's influence, its market cap share has fallen from ove

Ethereum, after encountering resistance at $3,143, has now retreated to the key support level of $3,049. If this price level is broken, the market generally expects the next target to be in the $2,928 range.
From a technical perspective, support levels like this are important because they often gather a large number of stop-loss orders and buy expectations. When the price approaches a breakdown point, traders face a dilemma—whether to hold their positions or exit early. Historical data shows that once a support level is broken, it often triggers a chain reaction of stop-loss orders, leading to

Bitcoin recently released several positive signals. Although there were some bearish candles on the 4-hour chart, the subsequent performance has been quite good—price has shown a steady ladder-like upward pattern, indicating that the bulls are gradually pushing higher.
Interestingly, Bitcoin continues to trade near the upper band of the Bollinger Bands, which suggests that the overall market momentum remains positive, and the bulls still have the strength to push upward. While there are some technical selling pressures above, limiting short-term gains, the price has demonstrated good resilienc

The crypto market is coming in fiercely, and the speed of making money is terrifying, but the speed of losing money is often even faster. I have personally experienced this loss.
In the early days, I played with high leverage in the futures market, and it was completely reckless. Full position, full position, and still full position. And the result? Several liquidation events left my principal nearly wiped out, a feeling I still remember vividly. Despair, helplessness, and even a bit of depression.
But I didn't give up. I gritted my teeth and started over with the remaining 1000U. Now, my acco

In the past 24 hours, the total liquidation amount across the entire network reached $235 million. Among them, long positions were forcibly liquidated for $62.3351 million, and short positions were crushed for $172 million — the scale of short liquidations directly overshadowed the longs.
This contrast is quite interesting. The market was originally dominated by short positions, yet at a critical moment, it experienced a large-scale forced liquidation, meaning the price surged against the short traders' expectations, possibly due to short covering pushing the price higher. Currently, the bulli

Honestly, many newcomers to the crypto world stumble because of one main reason—being too impatient.
They know nothing and jump in dreaming of making big gains, failing even at the simplest principle of "not losing while alive." #美联储FOMC会议 's surge, $PEPE 's rebound... watching others make profits, they just can't sit still.
My advice is: start with a small account. 200 or 300 dollars is enough.
This capital isn't for making money. Really. Its purpose is to train your execution and mindset. Write down your plan and follow it—don't change your mind on the spot, and don't go all-in. Can you hand

Recently, I saw an investor sharing that their ETH holdings have finally broken even. When they talk about their investment experiences over the years, it’s quite interesting.
The core logic is simple: follow the trend. When bullish, increase your position; when bearish, reduce your holdings. Don’t try to precisely hit the lowest or highest points—that’s simply unrealistic. Everyone in the market knows that the best opportunity to buy is when others are selling in panic; the game of greed and fear is always ongoing.
He admits that no one can predict the market with perfect accuracy. Instead of

Recently, I saw a bunch of short-term Ethereum traders lamenting in the community, saying things like "losing two months' salary in a day."

【Weekend Market Overview】
This weekend's market has been quite "exciting." BTC is still hovering around 91,000, but stories in the crypto world are unfolding.
The bears are experts at creating topics. Yesterday, a screenshot caused a stir in the community—someone claimed to have seen in Ripple's official wallet transfer note that "80 billion USD has been sold off in 2025." XRP then plummeted, and retail investors rushed to cut losses. Meanwhile, a major crypto project related to Trump also experienced a sharp decline, prompting discussions about possible "exit scams." On the other side, LUNA h

I have a friend who initially invested only 1,500 yuan of spare money to trade contracts, and unexpectedly, his account skyrocketed to 40,000 in just two days. During that time, he became extremely inflated, constantly praising himself—"Born with a talent for trading cryptocurrencies."

#2026年比特币行情展望 Market Rotation Truth: Why Did the MEME Ecosystem Suddenly Explode?
Looking at recent market trends, there's a particularly interesting phenomenon—during times when the main market is under pressure and major cryptocurrencies are fluctuating, animal-themed coins are instead taking turns to strengthen. The logic behind this is worth discussing.
**Capital Flows Have Changed**
When liquidity is tight, the market tends to seek the least resistance and the most promising opportunities. Why can MEME coins like PEPE suddenly attract attention? Simply put: they have already undergone suf

Many people look at the 5,000 RMB in their account (about $700) and think that in the crypto world, they can't make waves; at best, it's just "filling the numbers." But in reality, if you use the right approach, this $700 can evolve into 7 real opportunities to turn things around.
The core logic is actually straightforward—**small positions gradually rolling, profit reinvestment**. Divide the $700 into 7 parts, each $100 as an independent unit. Each time, only use 1 part with 3x leverage as the base position, rather than going all-in at once. Taking LIGHT as an example, using $100 with 3x leve

From the monthly chart of Bitcoin, this rebound rally may have already reached its end. The trend on the monthly chart appears somewhat weak, indicating a possible transition into a longer-term correction phase.
Based on the current pattern, it will take approximately 4 to 6 months from now to complete the entire move. Specifically, January and February may continue to see a rebound trend, followed by a clear downtrend in the next three months, and then about three months to complete the formation of the bottom area.
During this process, there are basically no opportunities to participate in t

Holding just a few thousand yuan, the easiest mistake to make is greed. The crypto world is filled with stories of overnight riches, but in reality, most retail investors end up being slapped in the face by the market. Over more than ten years of trading experience, I’ve come to understand one principle: long-term profitability depends not on luck, nor on inside information, but on execution.
I’ve seen many people use "clumsy methods" to gradually grow their five-figure capital into seven figures. They don’t have any special talent; they simply stick firmly to these four ironclad rules.
**Rule

Looking at the trends in the crypto market over the past couple of years, the momentum of traditional capital entering the space has indeed been fierce—institutional giants like BlackRock and Fidelity are pouring money in one after another, and the scale is truly astonishing.
Whether the four-year cycle of Bitcoin still holds is a topic of ongoing debate, and opinions are divided on whether to continue believing in the halving myth. But behind these discussions, there is a more tangible issue worth noting: the liquidity performance of Bitcoin and Ethereum has clearly set them apart from other

What will the crypto market look like in 2026? Many people are already looking for the next opportunity on the BNB Chain.
Recently, the Jager project has attracted a lot of attention. As one of the meme coins on the BNB Chain, it stands out among many similar projects with its unique community atmosphere and creative design. Based on community activity and market response, these innovative projects are indeed worth paying attention to.
Of course, all investments carry risks. For interested users, it is essential to understand the project's fundamentals, team background, and community ecosystem

A few days ago, I dreamt that Ethereum skyrocketed to 15,000, and in the dream, several villas I bought were right by the sea. Upon waking up, I realized that in dreams, anything is possible. But in reality? The market is full of long traders working like laborers, with all kinds of stop-losses triggered and liquidations happening. After calculating, I think it's better to stop daydreaming. Can this wave push Ethereum to that height? Who can say for sure? Many experienced traders are trading while regretting, buying the dip while cutting losses, feeling like the entire market is constantly tos

"Three days of losses equal half a month's salary. Is this a fake market?" Many newbies complain like this, and I see myself in them from eight years ago.
That year, I threw in 20,000 yuan, chasing gains and cutting losses was routine, hot coins I would go all-in at once, leverage and follow the trend. The worst moment was when my account only had 8,000 yuan left, almost smashing my phone and quitting for good.
After lying low for three days, I realized one thing: in this market, "not dying" is a hundred times more valuable than "getting rich overnight."
Later, with three bottom lines, I didn'

#Strategy加码BTC配置 After a careful calculation, I still need to continue adding to BTC at this position. From both technical and fundamental perspectives, the medium-term upward logic of Bitcoin has not been broken, and instead, it continues to establish a bottom supported by the dual attributes of commodities and safe-haven assets. Rather than getting caught up in short-term fluctuations here, it's better to increase holdings in batches and let time prove its worth.

This weekend's market movement saw Ethereum surge directly to the 3080 level. To be honest, watching the candlestick jump so wildly, my wallet is a bit overwhelmed.
This wave of rally was indeed somewhat unexpected. I was just debating whether to continue holding, and suddenly I was pulled to this price level. But on the other hand, the number 3080 doesn't seem too exaggerated, but actually spending money on it is another story.
Weekend market trends are always the biggest test of patience; one misstep can lead to chasing highs or selling lows. What do you all think about this wave? Is it a go