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Stop saying stablecoins are just air! Now the President of the United States has personally stamped it, acknowledging them as the "great contributors to the dollar" 😂

The "GENIUS Act" that was quietly signed last year has recently started to take effect——
The law is clear: compliant stablecoins must hold 100% in US dollars or US Treasury bonds as reserves.

Take a moment to think about it.

What’s the brilliance in this move?
The issuer of stablecoins, which originally was just a currency issuer, is now directly forced to become a super buyer of US Treasury bonds.
Where does the money come from? Users exchange dollars for it.
Where do the dollars go? They are used to buy US Treasury bonds.
Who holds the US Treasury bonds? The US government is happy as can be.

Wow, after going around in circles, stablecoins are not the grave diggers of the dollar; instead, they have become the guardians of the dollar 🛡️
So now the government's attitude towards compliant stablecoins is particularly subtle:
They love it because it helps consolidate the dollar's hegemony;
They hate it because it has taken away business from traditional banks.

What do you think banks feel?
"I offer 0.5% interest here, while they earn 5% interest on US Treasury bonds on the chain, all the users have run away!"

But what’s the result?
The result is——compliant stablecoins have gained “official status” ✅

From now on, the crypto world will be divided into two groups:
One group is called the “compliant zone”, like USDC, RLUSD, which are pure and clean, with smooth access channels, preferred by future ETFs and traditional funds;
The other group is called the “wild zone”, um… you know who I’m talking about.

This isn’t about who is stable, it’s about who has a “long-term visa”.

👉 So I want to ask the brothers:
Do you currently hold more USDT, or more of these “identity-having” ones like USDC or RLUSD?
Is it true love for the wild zone, or have you quietly come ashore?

Let’s chat in the comments, I’m not taking sides, I just want to see the gossip 🍉
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#美国科技基金净流 1.29 billion dollars ran away overnight! Fidelity led the sell-off, BlackRock followed, has institutional faith in ETH collapsed?

Brothers and sisters, did you see last night's ETF data? My blood pressure shot up——

$129.22 million, all gone in one day!

This is not a slow withdrawal, this is the kind of rush to catch a flight with a suitcase. Fidelity's FETH alone took out $67.09 million, accounting for more than half. BlackRock's ETHA followed closely with $29.49 million exiting. Even Bitwise and Grayscale's top two are selling, all lined up, not one left behind.

You call this a coincidence? I don't believe it.

What’s even more heartbreaking is—— Bitcoin also saw a net outflow of $276 million. This is not just ETH being hit; the entire market is being “reduced” by institutions with one click.

To put it plainly: it’s not that ETH can't do it anymore, it's the big money backing that is settling accounts at the end of the year, first cutting risk assets.

So are you panicking now?

To be fair, a single day outflow ≠ the bull is gone. BlackRock's ETHA still has a cumulative net inflow of $12 billion, and yesterday's $29.49 million is just pocket money in their accounts. Institutions are not liquidating, they are just reallocating—— it might also be year-end accounting, first cashing in on profits, and buying back after the new year.

And think about it: the outflow is concentrated in Fidelity and BlackRock, the two “mainstream finance” firms, while Grayscale's mini-version only saw $4.43 million. What does this indicate? The ones running away are the “newcomers” who just entered the market last year; the seasoned players haven’t moved at all.

The question now is: will the outflow continue tomorrow?

If it’s just for today, then it’s normal volatility, go wash up and sleep. If it continues for a week, then we should worry about whether “institutional faith has really collapsed.”

Share your positions in the comments——
🤝 Playing dead, waiting for next year
🏃 Ran away with Fidelity
🍉 Just watching, didn’t buy ETH

I still hold, but I cursed Fidelity in front of the screen for five minutes last night.
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In the past, we used to drink morning tea in Hong Kong and discuss market trends; a basket of shrimp dumplings could lead to a conversation about three hundredfold coins. Now, it’s nice to sit properly in the convention center and listen to the big shots on stage talk about 'rules'.🍤➡️👔

Today’s Consensus 2026 Hong Kong conference, how should I put it—has changed, it feels more like Wall Street.

The big shots from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) directly stated: We want to open green lights for compliance. In the future, licensed brokers can conduct margin trading for high-quality clients, although initially limited to BTC and ETH, it’s still a start. The framework for perpetual contracts is also on the way. Even traditional financial giants like ICE have launched futures contracts including BNB, SOL, and XRP.

In plain terms: the crypto world has officially been invited into the office buildings.

Previously, we were part of the 'Wild Heroes Legend', now we are performing in the 'Financial Elite Training Memoir'. Bitcoin is no longer dark web hard currency, but a compliant collateral; exchanges no longer compete on who lists coins faster, but on whose license is stronger.

Do you think this is a good thing or a bad thing?

From the perspective of asset security, I wholeheartedly agree. Clear custody, controllable leverage, compliant capital inflow and outflow, fewer retail investors getting cut by the scythe, and a more solid sleep. But from the perspective of 'fun'? The crazy days of rushing to the ground dog at three in the morning, where shouting 'boss pattern' in the group could rally the market, might really be gone for good.

So I want to ask everyone:

Do you prefer the previous 'barbaric growth, whoever shouts the loudest gets to decide' crypto world,
or this current 'suit and tie, whoever is compliant stands at the center' financial world?

See you in the comments, let’s be real.👇
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#nillion #以太坊ETF批准预期 Just saw a message that almost made me spit my coffee on the screen——

Nillion is moving! That big player in privacy computing has developed a "blind computing" technology, and just the name sounds very Matrix-like.

😳 The key point is, they were originally living comfortably on their own NilChain, and now they're relocating—— to Ethereum!

What do you call this? Even the privacy track is looking to "join the big brother"?

My first reaction was: Wow, isn't Cosmos appealing anymore?

It's not that it's not appealing, but you know, in the crypto world, liquidity dictates where home is. Ethereum, not to mention, has a lot of people, money, and applications; whatever big thing you want to do, you ultimately have to come here to knock on the door.

So they're going to open a public bridge in February, exchanging NIL from the Cosmos side for an ERC-20 version, directly moving into the Ethereum mainnet. The treasury is moving over too, staking will happen here as well, which means: moving from a "suburban detached house" to a "high-end apartment in the city center".

🤔 So the question arises— is this good for the coin price or is it "good news fully priced in"?

To be honest, such a "capital relocation" level operation is definitely good in the medium to long term. Liquidity will be better, the chances of getting wallets, entering protocols, and being noticed by big players will all increase. Moreover, the privacy computing track has always been in the category of "everyone knows it's important, but it hasn't exploded yet," and what's missing is a stage like Ethereum.

But in the short term... to be honest, NIL has been a bit sluggish, dragged down by the market lately; will this kind of news just be "good news fully priced in and then bearish"?

I don't think so. This wave isn't just a pipe dream; it's a real move. If they can connect the technology and ecological traffic, when market sentiment warms up, the story will be easier to tell.

🤷 From another perspective: if you were an institution, would you prefer to invest in a "self-playing chain" or a project that can interact with the Ethereum ecosystem?

The answer is quite obvious.

So I want to ask you all——

Will you choose to cross-chain your NIL, or just leave it untouched?

Do you think the privacy track can have a wave this year?

Let's chat in the comments, don't just like it; I want to see the excitement👀
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#这已经不是山寨币了 #ICE上架BNB和Sol期货 Just came across a message that literally bounced me out of my chair👇

ICE—yes, that’s the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, the top of the food chain in the global financial circle—surprisingly plans to introduce futures for BNB, SOL, and XRP!!!

Wait, this isn’t the kind of futures that Binance offers; these are compliant futures contracts exclusively for Wall Street institutions. To put it simply: Previously, if pension funds or hedge funds wanted to buy BNB, they had to do it secretly through various backdoor methods; now ICE has set the table for you, the cutlery is polished to a shine, and it’s just missing the menu that says, “Officially certified, safe to consume.”

I'm just wowed.

BNB and SOL are officially moving from ‘altcoins’ to mainstream? What else can you call this but a lift-off? Global $40 billion index funds can now openly allocate to them; what does that mean? It’s like the snacks you used to sell secretly at the school shop suddenly being bought by Walmart to be placed in the imported food section.

The identity has changed, my brothers.

Remember a few years ago when we talked about Solana and BNB, and our friends trading US stocks looked at us like, “What are you talking about?” Now ICE is personally stepping in to give them both identification cards; next time someone argues with you saying, “Isn’t this just air?” you can directly slap this news in their face.

To be honest, I’m a bit surprised XRP made it in; after all the back and forth with the SEC for so many years, it’s still being accepted by Wall Street, showing great resilience. Ripple really hit the jackpot this time.

So I suddenly want to know—

🔥 Who do you think will be the next chosen by ICE?

Is it ADA? The academic chain that institutions love to tell stories about? Or DOGE? If it actually gets in, that would mean dogs are making it to the NYSE……

Place your bets in the comments, and we’ll come back in six months to dig up the grave. I’m betting $5 on ADA.🧐
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#美国科技基金净流 GHST Delisting Crisis: Is the 'Doomsday Spike' Before Delisting an Opportunity or a Trap?

Attention GHST friends, Binance is going to delist it, but what's with today's price increase?

Binance announced that it will delist GHST on February 13, and logically, it should have dropped to the limit, yet today it actually surged by 30%! Don't be fooled, this is usually the last harvest by speculators or large holders before the delisting, or it's to let everyone take over so they can exit safely.

Although the Aavegotchi community is still working hard on game rewards, losing Binance as the largest liquidity outlet will make the future tough for GHST. The current surge feels more like a 'flash in the pan'; don't try to take risks at this moment, maintaining a steady mindset is crucial!

If it were you, would you take advantage of the current spike to escape quickly, or gamble on it exploding on DEX after delisting?

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#易理华割肉清仓 #何时抄底？ 【📉Is the bottom moment here? Big shot: it feels just like the 2018 bear market and the crash in March 2020!】

Brothers, the market has once again reached a time when ‘ghost stories’ are flying everywhere! But be careful, history may be repeating itself……

1️⃣ The big shot spoke: MN Capital founder Michaël van de Poppe directly pointed out — this sentiment is exactly the same as the deep winter of the 2018 bear market and the 'black swan' crash period in March 2020!
👉 What’s the implication? The big shot thinks the “market bottom” may be forming, think about it, ponder it.

2️⃣ Be cautious of short sellers! CoinGlass data revealed: there are over 54.5 billion dollars in short positions trembling in the market!
If Bitcoin suddenly pulls a big green candle, these shorts will have to buy back madly to cover their positions, which could actually fuel the rise…… This is called a “short squeeze,” those who understand get it🔥

3️⃣ But don’t rush! Risks still exist
⚠️ Bitcoin is still capped below the 50-day and 200-day moving averages, and there’s significant selling pressure in the derivatives market.
Some analysts even warn: if the critical support at 60,000 dollars cannot hold, the next stop could be 57,000 or even 42,000 dollars! (Hold your positions steady, don’t easily go All In)

🔥 Key watch level: 60,000 dollars!
Both bulls and bears are battling here, if it holds, sentiment may reverse; if it breaks, it could trigger another wave of panic.

💬 What do you think?

Just came across a major gossip 🔥——Uniswap actually teamed up with BlackRock!

Don't rush to scroll away; I know what you're thinking: What does it have to do with me? What institution is engaging in self-indulgence this time?

Wait, this time is truly different. BlackRock, the one with $8 trillion, has unexpectedly bought UNI tokens. Not just a few cents, but seriously entered the board.

To translate: Wall Street's daddy is finally willing to spend money on DeFi, and what they bought is 'equity.'

What exactly is this collaboration about?

In simple terms, BlackRock has stuffed the government bond token BUIDL that it issued into Uniswap for everyone to trade.

But you must be wondering: Isn't government bonds something only old folks buy? What does it have to do with the crypto world?

It has a lot to do with it. In the past, the crypto world played with 'future money'; now it's starting to play with 'interest-bearing money'—the USDC you hold there doing nothing is dead, but a token like BUIDL automatically generates interest every day.

Imagine: The money in your wallet does nothing and still increases daily. Isn't that great?

But here comes the problem: government bonds are compliant products, not everyone can buy them.

For instance, if you only have a few hundred U, according to the rules, you aren't eligible to buy BUIDL (the threshold starts at $5 million). So how does Uniswap solve this?

The answer is: opening a VIP channel.

Not everyone can set up a stall; only market makers certified by Securitize can quote prices. Retail investors? Just watch and applaud 👏

So don't fantasize about 'open finance liberating the world'; the truth is that the first thing Wall Street does when entering the market is to draw a quarantine zone. Whitelists, KYC, compliance checks—nothing is left out.

Why does BlackRock want to buy UNI? Are they crazy?

They are quite smart.

Buying UNI is not for short-term speculation; it's about entering the group to have a say. Who will set the industry standards for RWA (real asset tokenization) in the future? They want to set it themselves.

Yesterday, you bought UNI for meme coins or to grab airdrops. Today, BlackRock buys UNI to sit at the table and set the rules.

Has the perspective opened up?

If you like it, give a thumbs up and follow, and feel free to express yourself in the comments section.

Just took a glance at the data, today's ETF wave is a bit interesting👇

10 Bitcoin ETFs, buying in 4,224 BTC, 284 million USD💰
9 Ethereum ETFs, entering 21,416 ETH, 41.97 million USD
SOL ETF also has 88,980, 7.3 million USD

I'm not exaggerating, this number is usually not small.

Especially on the Bitcoin side, 4,224 is not contributed by retail investors, it clearly indicates that "someone is moving behind the scenes".

And have you noticed? Recently, several inflows of this level have occurred when prices are consolidating. These people are truly not picky; if you don't buy, they will gobble it up.

ETH also got a taste, over 20,000 entered the market, although it can't compare to Bitcoin, at least it's not just the big players involved, indicating that someone is starting to look towards Layer 2 and POS.

SOL continues to quietly accumulate, over 80,000, the amount isn't explosive, but it's steady.

What can I say—
At this stage, there are quite a few pessimistic voices in the market, saying things like "the bull is gone" and "ETFs can't drive it anymore".
But the data doesn't lie: real money is still flowing in.

I don't know if this is institutions laying out for Q2, or if someone has sensed the trend early.

But I do know one thing: money is more honest than words.

🤔 So here's the question for you—
Do you feel this wave of ETF inflows is "smart money" buying the dip, or just a smokescreen?

See you in the comments, the mic is yours🎤
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Bithumb's "440 Billion Dollar Typo"

Brothers, can you believe it? A guy from a Korean exchange almost became the "richest person in the world"!

An employee at Bithumb mistakenly typed "2000 Korean Won" as "2000 Bitcoins" while sending out activity rewards! They ended up issuing 620,000 Bitcoins, worth a total of 44 billion dollars!

The ridiculous part is that these coins are actually "phantom coins" on the platform's internal ledger; in reality, Bithumb doesn't have that much inventory at all.

This move directly caused their own platform's BTC to drop by 17%. Although they have now recovered 99.7%, the risks of such a centralized exchange's "internal accounts" really give one chills.

If suddenly 2000 Bitcoins appeared in your account, would you choose to cash out immediately and run, or would you return them to the exchange? Tell me your "crazy move" in the comments! 🎤
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U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserves: It's Really Happening!

No more selling! The U.S. government has announced that the confiscated bitcoins will be included in the strategic reserves.

Treasury Secretary Bessent clearly stated that, according to Executive Order 14233, the U.S. government will stop selling confiscated bitcoins and instead establish a strategic reserve.

Currently, this reserve is valued at approximately $15 billion. This means the U.S. has officially joined the ranks of bitcoin "hoarders," reaffirming the "sovereign asset" nature of bitcoin.

Now that the U.S. government is holding bitcoins, do you think other countries will follow suit? Could this be the start of a global "hoarding race"?🎤
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MicroStrategy: As long as the Earth doesn’t explode, I will continue to buy!

MicroStrategy has bought more coins, with an average price close to $80,000. Saylor is truly “brave”!

Michael Saylor showcased once again on CNBC yesterday what it means to have “top-tier faith.” The strategy added 1,142 bitcoins last week, and the total holdings have now surpassed 710,000! Although the current average holding price is around $76,000 and in a state of floating loss, Saylor stated: the company's cash flow is sufficient to cover two years of dividends, and the coin buying plan will “continue forever”! He views Bitcoin as digital capital and even encourages those holding for less than four years not to call themselves investors.

Do you think buying BTC at an average price of $76,000 is “standing guard” or “bottom fishing”? How many years do you plan to hold your position? Come on, share your faith in the comments! 🎤
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Fan Token ATM: Prosperity Driven by Leverage

Atletico Token ATM surged 50% in one day! Don't get too excited; this may not be based on fundamentals.

Although the ATM token has an astonishing rise, data shows its futures trading volume has skyrocketed by 232%. In other words, this has been pushed up by contract players, not because Atletico won a match.

This kind of "low liquidity, high leverage" token is extremely risky; once the volume shrinks, the correction can be very swift.

Have you played with fan tokens? Would you dare to chase such a rise driven by emotions and contracts?
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Family! New toys are coming! The AZTEC perpetual contract is about to open, with a maximum leverage of 5 times. Want to chat a bit?

Oh my, I just saw the pop-up in the backend! Binance contracts are introducing new products again—AZTECUSDT perpetual contract will start trading today at 12:30 PM (UTC+8) before the opening!

In simple terms: If you want to position yourself in AZTEC in advance or hedge your spot positions, you can start placing orders now～ (Of course, formal trading will have to wait for the official opening, but those quick thinkers can already get moving)

Key points to note:
✨ 5 times leverage (not too high but stable, suitable for beginners to test the waters)
✨ USDT denomination (no worries about currency conversion, convenient)
✨ Pre-market trading (positioning your price in advance to avoid chaotic fluctuations at the opening)

🤔 What exactly is this AZTEC?

I know some people might be confused... A quick search shows it's a privacy cross-chain protocol (in simple terms: it helps you hide transaction records and also works across chains). Its popularity is decent recently, but we’re not giving investment advice!

If you have researched it, hurry and teach the leverage newbies in the comments how to play with 5 times leverage without getting liquidated?

Meme Coin Carnival: Is DOGE about to make a big move?

The market is moving sideways, but meme coins are dancing, and it seems that long-time DOGE players are not planning to sell.

Recently, the meme coin sector as a whole has outperformed the market. Especially Dogecoin, on-chain data shows that the selling pressure from long-term holders has reached its lowest point in months. This kind of "low-volume consolidation" is often the calm before the storm. The TRUMP token has also been preemptively positioned by whales due to favorable documentary news.

Among DOGE, TRUMP, and PIPPIN, which one do you think has the most potential? Or do you believe meme coins are simply a "run fast" game? 🎤
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Rainbow Token Crash Site: 75% Lesson

Financing in the millions, community expectations, but the price drops 75% upon launch? Please take note of the lessons from Rainbow!

The originally highly anticipated Rainbow wallet token RNBW faced a Waterloo as soon as it was launched. The price plummeted from 0.1 directly to 0.025.

The official explanation was surprisingly: the backend system couldn't handle it! Due to delays in distribution and user dissatisfaction, this round of market crash was extremely tragic. This tells us that projects with unstable infrastructure, no matter how good the marketing, are ultimately useless.

Have you ever been caught by such a "peak at launch" project? Share your pitfall avoidance tips in the comments!
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