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I just saw an interesting news piece about Iran’s position regarding their nuclear form. So, according to Foreign Minister Menteri Luar Negeri Araghchi’s statement at the end of February, Iran’s peaceful nuclear program can’t be resolved through military means. This is actually a fairly firm statement from Iran.
What’s interesting is that Araghchi reminded people of previous efforts that were carried out to disrupt this program, ranging from attacks on facilities to the assassination of scientists, but all of those failed to dismantle the nuclear form that was the result of their own independe

I just tried deploying an NFT on the BASE testnet and it was super easy. So BASE is releasing a task, if you successfully deploy a contract on the testnet, you can get their official NFT. Later, when the mainnet launches, you can claim again on the mainnet. Definitely worth trying.
So how do you implement this contract? First, you need to install the BASE wallet extension. Then open the official BASE task website, connect your wallet to the BASE Goerli testnet, and request test ETH. After receiving the tokens, just submit the deployed contract. After that, you can collect NFTs on the testnet,

Recently, I noticed that TRX is increasingly used as a transaction instrument across various platforms, especially in the continuously growing TRON ecosystem. So, it’s better for us to understand this asset more deeply.
TRX is the main transaction running on the TRON network since its launch in 2017. At that time, the TRON Foundation issued 100 billion tokens, with 34.25 billion distributed through an ICO to support development. Currently, about 94.77 billion TRX are in circulation because of periodic token burns by super validators to maintain market stability.
What’s interesting is that TRX

Recently, I became interested in Adam Back's perspective on the market cycle we're currently experiencing. This is someone who has been involved since the beginning of Bitcoin, so his opinions are quite important to pay attention to.
He has a unique viewpoint on what is actually happening in that cycle. As one of Bitcoin's early architects, Back understands market dynamics from a perspective different from most people. His years of experience give his analysis of the market cycle its own weight.
What’s interesting is how he sees emerging trends and how they relate to the phase of the cycle we'

I just noticed XRP moving again in a pretty interesting zone from an options perspective. There’s a significant concentration of interest in this area because there’s an options position worth about 14 million dollars currently in the battle zone. This is very important because what does this kind of concentration mean? Basically, it indicates that many traders are focusing on the same price level, so it could be a trigger for a larger move.
From what I see, this level could become a strong support or resistance depending on how the momentum develops. Such a large options concentration usually

Bitcoin recently moved above $74K after a fairly long period of pressure. Although market panic has started to subside, the recovery momentum still feels slow compared to some traders' expectations. I notice trading volume remains at a medium level, indicating that not all investors are ready for aggressive longs at this time.
A few days ago, there was some pressure near $68K, but strong resistance in that area ultimately shut down the bearish momentum. Now the price has recovered quite significantly, but there is still uncertainty about whether this is a temporary bounce or the start of a st

I just read an interesting insight from JPMorgan about the crypto situation for the rest of the year. They are quite optimistic, and the reason is quite simple—expected institutional fund flows into this sector.
Looking at recent trends, there has indeed been a significant change in how institutions view crypto. It’s no longer just speculation, but serious calculations about yield generation and returns that can be obtained from digital assets. This is different from a few years ago.
What’s interesting is how this institutional flow could serve as a catalyst for a more solid recovery. Not just

I just looked into some discussions about cryptocurrencies entering 401(k) retirement funds, and this topic is actually quite interesting. The recent market crash wiped out $2 trillion in market value, prompting many to reconsider whether traditional retirement accounts should allocate to crypto assets.
Honestly, this issue is more complex than it appears on the surface. On one hand, the volatility of crypto assets is indeed high, making them risky to include in retirement funds. But on the other hand, from a long-term asset allocation perspective, cryptocurrencies as an emerging asset class o

Bitcoin balance on one of the major cryptocurrency exchanges just reached a level not seen since November 2024. According to on-chain data from CryptoQuant, the amount has risen to 676,834 BTC worth approximately $44.53 billion. This represents a 9.3% increase from the lows a few months ago.
Why is this important? When exchange balances increase, it usually signals that traders are preparing to sell or take leveraged positions in derivatives. Both can make prices more volatile. So, this rise is likely bearish for the short term.
There's more interesting news — a large whale just transferred Bi

Just heard news from the meeting at the White House about stablecoins, but it seems there hasn't been a breakthrough yet between the crypto industry and the banking sector. Their negotiation topics are quite complex, especially when it comes to regulation and financial stability. No wonder it takes more time to reach an agreement on such serious negotiation themes. I'm curious when there will be a breakthrough, because stablecoins are becoming more important in the crypto ecosystem now. What do you think, optimistic they'll come to an agreement or still a long way to go?

So Bitcoin just lost the $70,000 level and this is not just an ordinary sign – it’s more than a warning of what might come. The price is currently around $71.8K with quite volatile action. The $68,000-$70,000 level that has served as support has failed to hold. Looking deeper, when Bitcoin and Ethereum drop, smaller altcoins usually follow with sharper declines. Last week, ZEC rose by 47%, ATOM increased by 2.46%, but that can change quickly if strong momentum continues to weaken.
On-chain data shows the market is in a pressure phase – there’s no clear capitulation bottom yet. This means the u

Just saw the latest data—bitcoin has surpassed the milestone of 20 million BTC in circulation. This is a significant moment to understand how bitcoin's scarcity truly works in practice.
Out of the total 21 million BTC that will ever exist, more than 95% are now in circulation. This means only about 1 million coins remain to be mined, and the process will take more than a century to complete. Imagine—mining the last 1 million BTC will take another 114 years.
What’s interesting is how bitcoin reached this point. Satoshi Nakamoto designed the protocol with a hard cap of 21 million, unlike fiat cu

I just saw Bitcoin briefly touch $74.000 yesterday, but it turned out to be just a flash rally. Now it’s already dropped back to the $71,500 area—down about 1.78% in the last 24 hours. It looks like those “jumping” buyers quickly took profits. below is the situation that often happens when there’s a price spike that’s too fast without strong fundamentals. It’s interesting to see that buy-the-dip action keeps going, but this kind of volatility makes many people nervous about holding. Will there be resistance at this level, or will it rebound right away? Let’s wait and see how it develops next w

So Ray Dalio just said on the All-In podcast that Bitcoin shouldn't be compared to gold. The timing is interesting because that week, Bitcoin performed better than gold during the US-Iran crisis.
Dalio's argument is quite familiar: Bitcoin isn't backed by central banks, it doesn't have privacy (every transaction is transparent), and it faces long-term quantum computing risks. He says "there's only one gold" and gold is the most established money held by central banks.
But in practice, data shows a different story. When Dalio said that, gold dropped 3% while Bitcoin only fell 0.7%. Previously,

I've just noticed a quite alarming trend in the crypto space lately. Crypto crimes are becoming more brutal, especially what's called "gunpoint attacks" — basically physical theft with violence to seize digital assets. The numbers have skyrocketed, with a 75% increase throughout this year. It's really scary when you think about it.
This type of attack basically targets individuals known to hold significant crypto assets. Perpetrators use physical violence to force victims to transfer or open their wallets. It's no longer just pure digital crime, but a hybrid attack that combines online intelli

This week, BTC has decreased quite significantly, and many are curious about what the main trigger is. After observing market movements more carefully, I started to see an interesting pattern between the movement of the dollar and Bitcoin.
If we look at the current market anatomy, it turns out that the lowest level of the dollar during this period actually became the peak for Bitcoin. This is no coincidence. The inverse relationship between the dollar and crypto assets is well-known, but this momentum is somewhat different from usual.
What makes it interesting is the timing. When the dollar st

The CFTC has just filed lawsuits against three states—Illinois, Arizona, and Connecticut—regarding their efforts to legalize sports prediction markets. This is interesting because it shows the tension between federal regulation and local initiatives in this industry.
Each state has a different approach to how sports predictions should be regulated. The CFTC itself has its own authority in this matter, and it seems they want to ensure consistency at the national level.
If you follow regulatory developments, this isn't the first time there's been back-and-forth between federal and local authorit

I just noticed something interesting on the Bitcoin mining chart. Some miners are starting to stop operations because their margins are really bad, especially with the current market pressure. But I think this could actually be a positive signal.
Because capitulation is usually a phase that comes before a recovery, and the Hash Ribbon indicator is starting to show signs of that. When large miners begin to cut losses, supply pressure decreases and it could open up opportunities for a rebound. Bitcoin's price is now at $72.94K, and if this metric proves to be accurate, we could see an upward mov

Look at BTC last night, it rose to $73.29K then dropped again. Now settled at $73.22K with increased volatility reaching 58% based on the BVIV index. It seems the market is nervous, many are starting to hedge their positions.
What’s interesting is that futures open interest has been steadily decreasing, down more than 18% since the beginning of the year. This indicates many are exiting leverage trading, especially in BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP. But there’s something unique—ZEC has actually increased—some are optimistic about this privacy coin, it seems.
In the options market, put BTC $60K is the

I'm paying attention to Bitcoin being under pressure this week. Its price dropped to around 73,000, and the pressure is quite serious with massive selling activity in the market. It seems investors are starting to take profits or there are greater concerns on the macro side.
What's interesting is that this isn't just about Bitcoin, but all cryptocurrencies are experiencing the same pressure. When Bitcoin falls, altcoins usually follow downward. The sell-off in traditional stock markets also seems to add pressure to digital assets.
Previously, Bitcoin approached the 74,600 level, but now it has