MetalReliefRoboticArm

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I follow AI x Crypto but am not blindly optimistic; my main focus is on verifiable computation and data availability. My output is slow but high quality.
73kor76k, choose one: Will there be a lottery drawing tonight?
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TimeProphecyMachine
Pūjiē, I took profits on the short position yesterday and haven't made any trades since. $BTC 's market is very strange. During the live broadcast, I told everyone that you could still short around 75k. I prefer to enter trades manually, so I didn't place any orders tonight, but I saw that group members are already making profits.
$BTC 's critical point between bulls and bears is at 76k. The market will only potentially turn bullish if it breaks through this level. The market's upward movement is driven by the futures contracts. I am still trying to catch the top on the left side. Either it breaks through 76k in one go, or it crashes down to 73k. Waiting quietly for the market to give an opportunity. If things go quickly, we could see a result tonight.
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That was a bit of a false alarm just now: I accidentally missed a character when copying the address, so I quickly went to check on the "chain" confirmation, but the browser didn't respond for a while. I thought it had already gone away... It wasn't until later that I realized the page I was viewing was backed by an index/RPC feeding data, not the block itself talking to me. Slow node synchronization, RPC queuing/throttling, or the indexer not catching up in time—what you see as the "latest" might actually be a delayed update.
So recently, everyone has been watching large transfers on the chai
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Options, to put it simply, are about time value slowly eating away at you. The buyer may see the right direction but not necessarily profit, because every day they are being "charged" for expiration; the seller is like running a slow rent collection shop, but a big wave of volatility could wipe out all the rent collected so far... Everyone understands this, but I still prefer to first figure out: am I betting on volatility, or am I betting that time is on my side? Recently, the debate over pledge/sharing safety with the "compound yield" has been quite intense. I see it also resembles a seller'
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MSBT's fee rate is too aggressive; the fact that there was continued net inflow in the first week shows that funds are truly voting with their feet. The spot BTC ETF will now come down to competing on cost and channels.
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Morgan Stanley's first spot Bitcoin ETF has opened trading on NYSE Arca, with the ticker MSBT, marking a direct stress test on its first day: can a bank-backed fund attract capital inflows solely because it is cheaper in a volatile market? Industry data shows that approximately 1.6 million shares were traded on the first day, and depending on the underlying assets tracked, the net inflow was about **$30–$34 million**. The fund's fee rate is 0.14%, making it the lowest-cost spot Bitcoin ETF in the U.S. market. Over the next two days, the newly launched MSBT ETF attracted an additional capital inflow of over $31 million.
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The funding rate has been wildly extreme lately, and my brain is like it got forced into clicking a “version update”: from “wanting to go grab some meat off the counterparty” to “better not be reckless with your hands.” In plain terms, the more outrageous the rate, the more it feels like emotions are just putting on a self-entertainment show. Going against it might get you some drawdown you can take advantage of, but more often you’re just getting slapped back and forth by the volatility—fees plus slippage stack up, and your mindset straight-up drops to an older version.
My current choice is m
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