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Recently, during this copycat season, there have been quite a few coins experiencing sharp surges, but overall the betting difficulty remains quite high. I still prefer to play coins that have logical basis for judgment, with stronger regularity.
Currently, the K-line trend of edgeX still appears relatively standard, with no particularly extreme rallies or drops. In the past two days, along with the positive news of the staking mechanism announcement and the buyback (over 10 million tokens), the price has reached a new all-time high, making it one of the more volatile tokens.
I personally

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There are not many things in society where effort is rewarded anymore
Apart from short dramas on Red Fruit, it's exams and studying
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Yesterday, BTC felt like it was pushing through a false breakout. BTC ETF net outflows were of more than $100 million, and above 70, basically no one was buying except Saylor. Yet the price broke through the resistance at 69 from 68 and climbed all the way to 72. I judge this was probably a fierce manipulation—purely a short squeeze.
Overall 24-hour holdings decreased slightly by -0.27%, with a larger decrease on HL of -7.58%. At this point, the risk-reward ratio is actually fairly average. Upside space is to 75, and downside could also go to 65. Overall the risk-reward ratio is close to 1:1

There has been a lot of discussion about Pop Mart 9992 these days, but based on my understanding of liquidity in Hong Kong stocks, Pop Mart might be more suitable for playing oversold sentiment rather than value investing, so whether it's appropriate is still questionable.
I used to think that A-shares have been the lowest returning major market over the past 15 years, but after checking the data with my friend @0xHogen, I found that’s not the case.
A-shares are the second worst, and even worse than A-shares is the Hang Seng Index in Hong Kong stocks. The core reasons are as follows:
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After playing Civilization 6, you'll realize that the real world is a giant Civilization 6.

Is this $EDGE trying to use strength to convince everyone when no one believes that the high control will pump the price?
It's rare to see an airdrop lead to a price increase rather than a dump.
edgeX has consistently ranked in the Top 20 for fee revenue since last year. If it were all just wash trading, that wouldn't be very likely. The team definitely has plenty of funds.
Let's observe the trading volume retention after the TGE and the betting situation.

Trump said, let countries go to Iran to seize oil themselves??
"Iran has basically been destroyed, and the hardest part is over.
Go fight for your own oil!"
What kind of words are these? Are we entering the Age of Exploration? Are we still in a civilized society?

The current situation in traditional finance is becoming more and more like the crypto world at the beginning of 2024. It increasingly feels like the crypto space is just an accelerated version of traditional finance.
Recently, I discussed with a few friends from the top-tier VC / PE circles, and I found that some are trying to jump to the secondary market, with extreme cases resigning to trade stocks full-time (although there may be survivor bias).
The main reason for actively exiting the primary market is to stop just appeasing LPs and to seize the AI dividend opportunities in the second