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I see some posts about looking at Bitfinex positions, but there is no trading volume to start with to extract any useful indicators.

Wonyotti went long on ZEC, but compromised on a moderate rebound and cut half the losses. The average purchase price for the long position is $1,339.

Those who went to Bridge Summit, the deadline is approaching but they say it's still empty. If you write a verification post on X, it'll be done in a snap. Prize giveaway event for rice farmers. Original text

King is Back

Upbit announces RSR KRW listing; are they catching up on overdue homework all at once?

It's no big deal

Passed the man test?

Dollar falling to 1,333 won

Bank of Korea Governor Shin Hyun-song: “Concerns over circumventing regulations on overseas crypto cards… closely monitoring” Original Article: Bank of Korea Governor Shin Hyun-song stated, “There are various risks because the entities behind crypto cards are all located overseas and are primarily based on dollar stablecoins,” adding, “We will closely monitor the situation and push for improvements in information and consultations with relevant agencies.” ✍️ If being overseas and using dollar stablecoins is risky, couldn't they just create a Korean Won stablecoin in Korea?

Jeonbuk Bank is the first in the domestic banking industry to offer Bitcoin-linked loan collateral. Under this system, Bitcoin is stored within the management system of a professional custody provider, and Jeonbuk Bank does not hold ownership or direct management rights over the virtual asset itself. For now, the eligible assets for the loan are limited exclusively to Bitcoin, and the use of the funds is restricted to capital necessary for corporate business operations.

Why is Samsung Electronics making such a fuss, and what is up with that Kumho guy?

North Korea Launches Again

Paper trade is struggling at 3M

I'm binge-watching Community 2 and it's seriously so frustrating.

A penguin looking further to the left would be rarer, right?

It is said that this person's collection also includes a left-looking penguin.

I just came back from giving some advice to the Pengu community.

NFT Tycoon "Supports Pudgy Penguins, Decides to Buy 117" (Source: Grok). According to Grok, the metal (scrap) entrepreneur, estimated at $1.2 billion in net worth, owns a collection of over 5,000 NFTs, including BAYC.

The $1 million wallet that previously swept up all the Pengu NFTs turned out to be a foundation buyback. Source

BAT 3rd attempt dishwashing, 4th attempt challenge breakthrough or dishwashing

The THOR chain releases the full lockup of $RUNE, giving the money earned from original currency laundering to the validators running the chain, and allocating about 20% for buybacks and liquidity provision. As long as hacking and money laundering do not stop, it is a business that cannot fail based on its profit structure. The problem is the risk of getting hit by regulations and getting screwed over at any moment. It feels like doing business in a place with extremely high foot traffic, like a highway interchange.

BAT, the survivor, has tripled from its low. If you include the BTC market on Upbit, it is remarkable that a token listed in June 2017 has survived for so long. They consistently repeat the pattern of driving up the price only to dump the profits. I wonder if they will do the same this time. Recently, they boldly declared a pivot to the latest meta. Crypto cards, payments, neobanks, AI agents, and buybacks—they are transforming by slapping on every trending concept. Currently, all tokens have been released, with around 242 million FDV. They say the recent rise is due to 200,000 pre-waitlist holders, but in this market, waitlists are actually meaningless. Perhaps predicting how high it will run is what matters more. Be especially careful of crime movements when shorting.

Signal LP supply increased dramatically, and it is suddenly skyrocketing.

I suspect Trump's hasty remarks were intended to suppress crude oil prices. It seemed to drop immediately after the announcement, but then came back up.

I agree that centralization elements are necessary to prevent vulnerabilities, but I am not pleased with the detachable centralization aspect that avoids regulation under the guise of decentralization.

Statement on the Papertrade price manipulation attack: "Decision to cancel the manipulated trades." Source: It is said that the user manipulating the market returned their profits. It was observed that when a short position was opened, they were prevented from taking profits and were subsequently liquidated (approximately $40,000 to $50,000 worth was liquidated). It appears that a central authority was involved. Ultimately, it ends with a B-book centralized exchange. 😅

The house is getting wiped out as soon as Bitcoin surged. Papertrade is naturally getting wiped out by volatility, and becomes vulnerable to exploits when volatility is low; it is a doubly flawed structure.

You all worked hard.

One hour after Trump announced the Russia-U.S. energy truce agreement, Huzelensky said, "A truce? This is the first we've heard of it." Source

Roll up the beat