U.S. stocks didn't have much to watch today; the three major indices all closed slightly down, but spot silver surprisingly surged 10%, truly eye-catching.
Let's take a look at the crypto hotspots. Hyperliquid's revenue figures for last year are out—about $843 million. New users are still pouring in steadily, with an increase of over 600,000, showing some real growth.
There is bad news as well. Pakistan has uncovered a cross-border crypto scam involving $60 million. Reminder to everyone, these risks are not minor.
Regarding $BTC and $ETH, Ethereum's contract trading volume hit a record high, but problems also arose—the excessive leverage in speculative activities caused the coin's price to underperform expectations, a typical result of false hype. The market still needs to be rational; don't rely solely on leverage to drive the trend.
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0xDreamChaser
· 12-27 09:11
Hyperliquid's growth is indeed wild, but the leveraged market trend will eventually pull back.
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SudoRm-RfWallet/
· 12-27 09:01
Silver up 10%? Feels like everything is now competing with BTC for the spotlight
Hyperliquid's revenue is indeed impressive, but can this growth rate be sustained? It all feels a bit hollow
Another scam case, these bad news happen every day
Leverage traders should wake up; reaching new historical highs doesn't change the fact that it's all just hype
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DAOdreamer
· 12-27 09:01
Silver rose 10%, is it time to buy? Feels much more stable than the crypto world.
Hyperliquid's growth rate is indeed impressive, but it remains to be seen how long it can sustain.
A $60 million scam case, which is why beginners need to be cautious.
Leverage traders are about to get liquidated again; once the hype dies down, the coin prices will suffer.
A new high in contract trading volume sounds great, but it's probably all just bubbles piled up.
The question of whether silver or cryptocurrencies are more attractive never ends.
Hyperliquid has over 600,000 users; real adoption is what truly matters.
What does the case in Pakistan tell us? It still comes down to choosing a reliable platform.
Over-leverage is like a ticking time bomb; sooner or later, someone will take the fall.
The US stock market has no highlights, yet silver is surging so strongly—it's quite strange.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 12-27 08:41
Silver rises 10%?This is truly a safe-haven asset, much more reliable than some coins.
Hyperliquid's numbers are indeed outrageous, 600,000 new users, there’s still a chance in the derivatives track.
Another $60 million scam case... Do we only learn our lesson after blood is shed each time?
The new high in ETH contracts is actually a signal; over-leverage gameplay will eventually collapse, either today or tomorrow.
Leveraged pushing of the market is not far from liquidation; I've seen too many overnight zeroing out cases.
Silver takes off, while Bitcoin remains stagnant? This comparison is indeed a bit awkward.
#比特币与黄金战争 Market at a glance
U.S. stocks didn't have much to watch today; the three major indices all closed slightly down, but spot silver surprisingly surged 10%, truly eye-catching.
Let's take a look at the crypto hotspots. Hyperliquid's revenue figures for last year are out—about $843 million. New users are still pouring in steadily, with an increase of over 600,000, showing some real growth.
There is bad news as well. Pakistan has uncovered a cross-border crypto scam involving $60 million. Reminder to everyone, these risks are not minor.
Regarding $BTC and $ETH, Ethereum's contract trading volume hit a record high, but problems also arose—the excessive leverage in speculative activities caused the coin's price to underperform expectations, a typical result of false hype. The market still needs to be rational; don't rely solely on leverage to drive the trend.