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I often check a few things before entering memecoin, mainly the volume and the whale distribution. This helps me quickly assess whether the coin has potential or is just risky, and then adjust my position accordingly. In the past, I had to go to each exchange to view the data, but there is actually a very convenient tool called geckoterminal - it gathers almost all the necessary information in one place. Using geckoterminal to track momentum and holder distribution really saves a lot of time. If you're new to memecoin trading, I recommend trying out geckoterminal; it will help you get a cleare

I just noticed that Bitcoin has been seeing a fairly strong recovery recently. The price has broken above the $71,000 level for the first time in three weeks, and is currently around $77,700. But the big question is whether this uptrend can be sustained.
According to experts, several key factors are contributing to this recovery. Ranveer Arora, co-founder of Altura, said that the inflow of funds from Bitcoin ETFs still provides a stable support base. However, more direct drivers are investors re-adjusting their positions, along with the reduced supply elasticity after the halving. This creates

I recently paid attention to a rather interesting dispute between Curve Finance and PancakeSwap related to open-source licensing issues. Curve claimed that PancakeSwap had used logic from their StableSwap system without complying with the appropriate licensing requirements. This incident was publicly disclosed in March of this year through posts on X.
What actually happened here is quite complex. Curve developed StableSwap to optimize trading between stablecoins, using a specialized mathematical formula that combines a constant product curve. This model helps reduce slippage and maintain price

I just looked into something quite interesting about Ronin (RON) - the blockchain gaming sector is entering a critical phase, and RON is also at a major turning point. There are now many questions surrounding the forecast of Ronin's price in the coming years, especially when considering its growth potential.
First, it's important to understand the fundamentals of Ronin. It was developed by Sky Mavis specifically for gaming and NFTs, functioning as a sidechain of Ethereum. The idea is very simple - fast transactions, low fees, smooth gaming experience. Axie Infinity is the famous game that help

Just noticed that XRP has updated its price, currently at $1.42 USD. In the past hour, it has decreased slightly by about 0.21%, which is not a concerning move. Recent news about Ripple has not been anything notable, so the price is just fluctuating normally. The technical support level is around 1.42, with resistance at 1.46 - 1.47. Anyone holding XRP should keep an eye on these two levels. News about Ripple and XRP is still being monitored, but for now, the market is just waiting to see if there are any new signals. If you're interested in Ripple news, keep following, and I will update if th

I just looked back at the ETH price history from 2015 to now and found something quite interesting. Every time Ethereum hits a major peak, there’s a different use case story behind it.
In the first period, around 2015, the ETH price was mainly driven by the ICO wave. Everyone wanted to launch their own tokens, and this pushed Ethereum to its 2017 peak. At that time, ETH’s price skyrocketed because the demand for blockchain technology for ICO projects was high.
Then, in the second phase, around 2020-2021, everything changed again. This time, it wasn’t ICOs anymore, but DeFi and NFTs. People rus

I just noticed that the Shiba Inu burn activity has increased quite significantly—about 237% compared to normal days. The blockchain tracker recorded over 15.5 million SHIB removed from circulation through transactions on that day, which is quite impressive.
The interesting part is that there were up to 10 burn transactions happening simultaneously, and I saw an address linked to Robinhood also ranked among the top 10 addresses burning the most SHIB in the past 30 days. This means not only the community but also exchanges are participating in reducing the supply.
However, the strange thing is

I just noticed an interesting thing about how fintech companies are challenging the traditional banking system. X Money offers an APY interest rate of 6%, which is 600 times higher than the 0.01% rate offered by major banks. This difference is not accidental but the result of a completely different approach.
Instead of relying on a network of physical branches, X Money leverages cloud platforms and prioritizes APIs to significantly reduce operating costs. Deposits are protected by Cross River Bank with FDIC insurance up to $250,000, so safety is not an issue. Payments are processed instantly v

Just now, I saw news about the Hong Kong Gold Exchange—they are developing a fairly interesting blockchain project for digital commodities. In collaboration with a member company of Alibaba Group, this development appears to be a fairly strategic move.
According to information from **buổi lễ Tết**, Chairman Cheung Tak-hei revealed details of the plan. The project will include an international precious metals trading platform and a comprehensive clearing and settlement system. This means they want to enhance risk control and monitoring across different trading systems.
What’s great here is that

Recently, I noticed that XRP formed a gravestone doji candlestick pattern on the daily chart, and this doesn't seem to be a bullish signal. Although the price increased slightly by 1% today, the way this candle formed is quite concerning — the price opened at $1.50, touched $1.66, then dropped back down to close at $1.47, indicating that sellers have "mounted a strong counterattack" at higher price levels.
What caught my attention is that analysts have previously warned about this gravestone pattern. They recalled that in January, a similar formation on the weekly chart led to a 46% decline. U

I just noticed that the South Korean market opened quite strongly on Tuesday, with the KOSPI index rising nearly 2% to 5,552.76 points, an increase of 102.43 points. Interestingly, this KOSPI index is showing a clear upward momentum.
Japan was no less impressive, with the Nikkei 225 opening 0.40% higher, at 53,625.23 points, up by 211.55 points. It seems that the Asian markets were quite lively that day, with major indices showing positive signals from the start of the session. Quite notable for those following the regional markets.

I just finished reading Arthur Hayes's interview with Anthony Pompliano on April 10th, which was quite interesting. He holds more than 90% of his net assets in Bitcoin, and notably, he maintains this stance regardless of market fluctuations. The reason he gives is that his base costs are very low, so there's no need to rush and panic.
The interesting part is that when talking about altcoins, Hayes expressed optimism about Zcash and Hyperliquid. However, when asked about meme coins and waiting for new opportunities, he revealed that he is not currently investing additional fiat into Bitcoin. In

Just reviewed the ENA chart, seeing the current price around $0.11, but today's volume is only $2.73 million, lower than expected. However, the interesting part is that derivative data still shows a fairly strong buying sentiment, with open yields remaining high. Major investors seem to still be buying at these key levels, accumulating gradually.
The technical indicator shows an overbought zone, but that also signals potential buying opportunities if viewed from a long-term perspective. The resistance level of $0.1345 remains an important point – breaking through it would open the door for the

I just saw an insane story on the chain — a trader guy spent only $321 to buy 114,514 tokens, and after 11 days, it exploded. Now his wallet has $2.18 million. That's a profit of 6,800 times! 🤯
Actually, at first, no one paid attention to this 114514 token; it was just a small coin on the market. But somehow, it started trending, and everyone began FOMO-ing in. This trader is probably one of the luckiest — got in early, bought cheap, and cashed out when it skyrocketed.
The cool thing here is that 114514 increased gradually, not a crazy pump and dump. It was a slow, steady run, step by step. S

I just realized that today is a pretty important day for the market — the CPI index is about to be announced tonight, and according to predictions, it might fluctuate between 25,000 and 50,000. Anything can happen, so I want to share a little about what CPI is so everyone can better understand why this number is so important.
First, what is CPI? It stands for Consumer Price Index — a measure used by the government to assess the health of the country's economy. If you've never paid attention to it, you might be surprised to learn that this number has a significant impact on the stock market and

I just followed a quite interesting development from the UK Gambling Commission. They are considering opening up to cryptocurrency payments on various online gambling platforms, and this carries more significance than usual.
This is not full acceptance. In fact, everything remains very strict. Any project will have to undergo rigorous checks on user payment capabilities, and most importantly, all activities related to cryptocurrencies will need approval from the FCA (Financial Conduct Authority). Tim Miller, the commission's director, emphasized that consumer protection remains the top priorit

Just now, I came across an article on Bloomberg about remarks made by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, and it was quite interesting. He sharply criticized the recent moves of U.S. President Donald Trump, but did not mention his name directly. Instead, Ramaphosa focused on a bigger issue—namely, an indication that the global order is changing in a negative direction.
What he emphasized was the urgent need to build a fairer and more balanced international system. The fact is that unilateral actions by major powers are disrupting bilateral and multilateral relations. Ramaphosa sees this a

I still remember that moment very clearly. It wasn't the fear when the market drops sharply. Nor was it the worry of breaking through support. It was a strange feeling—like being drained of all energy in a few seconds. I opened the PnL app out of habit every day. At first, I just glanced, because a green account is normal. Futures, after all, today profit, tomorrow loss, it's normal. But then... I saw the red number. Not a light red. But a number big enough to make anyone want to close their eyes. I froze. I looked at the screen as if seeing something unfamiliar. The question in my mind was si

Recently, I paid attention to an interesting piece of news about a change in how public opinion is measured in the U.S.. Gallup has just decided to stop publishing presidential approval polls, marking the end of the longest-running political assessment in the country's history. This is not a small decision — this survey has become an indispensable tool for understanding American voter sentiment over decades.
But why stop now? The main reason is the increasing political polarization in the U.S.. Party lines have become more rigid than ever, making traditional polling methods less reliable. As v