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Recently, I've been watching PIPPIN's price action, and to be honest, this trading strategy is pretty "ruthless."
Let's put aside the fact that the tokens are highly concentrated—the key is how they're playing it. For two days straight, the price has been pinned sideways without moving, kept firmly under control, while the funding rate has been squeezed dry.
It's tough for the bears, but even tougher for the bulls. Many people's positions can't hold up and they're being forced to reduce their holdings and exit the market. The whole chart shows no clear direction at all.
Assets like MEME, to pu
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SignatureAnxietyvip:
Hey, PIPPIN's move this time is really insane. Just two days of sideways trading already squeezed people out.

The market maker's tactics are too dirty, draining fees to the max—both longs and shorts can't take it.

To put it simply, it all comes down to hype. Without hype, it's game over.

It's better to wait and see with this kind of market. Getting in now just means contributing to the market maker.
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From the daily chart perspective, #数字货币市场洞察 this wave has already shown a reversal signal. The key now is whether the 135-137 support can hold—if this line isn’t broken, the rebound trend is basically secure.
Looking upward, the first level to break through is 145. If it can hold above 145, then a push toward 155-160 is definitely possible. For those going long, remember this: keep a close eye on that support range. As long as it’s not broken, holding your position shouldn’t be an issue—just follow the rhythm of the rebound.
$SOL is also worth watching. If BTC stabilizes, the correlation amo
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LiquidityNinjavip:
If 135-137 can't hold, then don't even think about a rebound. That's how I see it.
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#ETH巨鲸增持 Can ETH break through the 3200 level? Personally, I think the chances are pretty high.
The key is whether it can hold steady in the 3150 to 3177 range; the current trend looks healthy.
Below, the 2985-3000 area is a fairly solid support zone. This is just for reference—please make your own judgments. $ETH
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SatsStackingvip:
I’ll only believe it once 3150 holds steady; it’s too early to hype it up now.
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#ETH走势分析 Ethereum has been giving people a hard time again these past few days. The price slid all the way from $3,000 down to nearly $2,700, and short-term traders are probably freaking out a bit. But if you look at it calmly, the technicals are actually pretty solid—the support at $2,700 is pretty strong, and with the Fusaka upgrade coming soon, improved network efficiency might be a turning point.
The key now is whether $2,700 can hold. If it does, a rebound to $3,200 shouldn’t be a problem. My take is, instead of chasing the highs, it’s better to look for opportunities during the consolida
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HashRatePhilosophervip:
Can this key level of 2700 really hold? It feels like every time they say it's support, it ends up breaking anyway.
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Speaking of DeepSeek, their defense this time is really impressive—hitting all 37 orders with a 100% win rate 🐮. Those stats are something else.
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FrontRunFightervip:
ngl, 37/37 hit rate screams something's off in the kitchen... you telling me there's zero slippage, zero market friction? that's not statistics, that's dark pool privilege or someone's running the numbers backwards lmao
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Wednesday vibes hit different when the market's climbing back up. Been scrolling through Dexscreener this morning—SOL chain is absolutely cooking right now. Anyone else notice these trending Meme coins popping off?
Franklin's making moves, OGPIPPIN caught my eye earlier, and Kabuto's chart looks wild. Then there's GBOY doing its thing, Sachi building momentum, Umbreon with that nostalgia factor. Peppen, BUTT, and KEKW are all showing up in the feeds too.
Which ones are you watching? Feels like one of these could be the next breakout play.
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ImpermanentPhilosophervip:
ngl Solana is indeed killing it this round, but these meme coins... they're way too much like gambling.

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Wait, even a coin named BUTT can get listed? I'm dying, that's hilarious.

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That Umbreon nostalgia got me; any Pokémon fan has to jump in.

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I've never heard of any of these coins on the DEX. You really need strong nerves to play this game.

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The Kabuto artwork looks a bit fierce. Better be cautious getting in.

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Honestly, most of these coins are just luck-based. Don't go all in, bro.

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Which has more potential, gboy or sachi? Looking for advice.

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This week the Solana ecosystem really took off, but so many coins blowing up at once feels a bit weird.

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Another wave of coins getting hyped at the same time, feels like someone's pulling strings behind the scenes.
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Ethereum's Fusaka upgrade just went live at 21:49 UTC tonight.
The network evolution kicks off now. Major milestone unlocked for ETH.
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TopEscapeArtistvip:
Upgrading again? Come on, let's see what the technicals say first... The MACD hasn't even formed a golden cross yet, and you're already hyping it up.
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#美联储重启降息步伐 A company once dubbed the "Cambodian version of a mobile payment platform" suddenly collapsed, and this incident is far more than just an ordinary business failure. It marks the end of a certain type of unchecked growth—a model where people tried to quickly cash out using technology in regulatory grey zones has now reached its limit.
The payment platform may have initially aimed to solve currency exchange pain points for local Chinese communities and replicate the convenient payment experience from China. However, in a vaguely regulated environment, it soon attracted the attention o
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GameFiCriticvip:
Trying to bypass regulations with technical means? That road really doesn’t work anymore. People used to think they could play around in the gray areas with creative token incentive models, but it turns out that’s just another dead end. The key is, no matter how sophisticated your tokenomics are, without a compliant framework to support it, user retention will always be negative.

Honestly, this case is a bit like some scammy games—high returns promised, false prosperity, and in the end, the funding chain collapses, leaving both the victims and the operators to go down together. The problem, problem, problem... You really can’t just focus on ROI efficiency; you have to look at the sustainability of the product’s life cycle.

That “exploit loopholes for quick money” model is dead. The global regulatory system’s reach is off the charts now. No matter how advanced your technology is or how innovative your token model, if you cross the basic line, you get a zero. This isn’t business aggression—this is straight-up suicide.

The lesson stings: the true leverage in business quality isn’t technology, it’s compliance. We can never go back to the days when “finding the right backer meant you could do whatever you wanted.”
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#ETH巨鲸增持 Ethereum’s 1-hour chart is unfolding exactly as predicted!
The technicals are crystal clear: after the Bollinger Bands tightened, it spiked to $3,084 and immediately pulled back. The MACD’s red bars are starting to shrink, showing that bulls are a bit weak in the short term. But this kind of correction was fully expected—so why panic?
On the data side—large on-chain addresses are still accumulating, and that’s not a false signal. More importantly, funds are finally flowing into spot ETFs, shifting from net outflows to net inflows. On the news side, the SEC’s stance has clearly soften
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OnchainDetectiveBingvip:
The whale accumulation is so obvious, and yet some people are still panic selling? Hilarious, this is the last ticket for retail investors to get on board.
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Discovered something new on Solana: $Circuit
The Meteora pool just launched, and the data looks quite early:
Contract address: HygNWegGFjQqNMCsQmXbFgr3ViybkEN6fQtmvLXVXJmd
24h buy volume: $0
24h sell volume: $0
Liquidity: $24
Market cap: $14,071
Liquidity is still very shallow, and trading volume is basically zero. For these ultra-early pools, do your own research before deciding whether to pay attention.
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failed_dev_successful_apevip:
Liquidity is only $24? That's way too harsh, better not touch it.
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To be honest, in this trading business, no one can confidently claim to win every single battle. Last month, I also made some mistakes, but when it came down to real trading, by setting key levels in advance and sticking to strict risk control, my final returns still outperformed the market.
Honestly, the volatility of these mainstream coins like #ETH走势分析 $BTC $ETH isn't about predicting ups and downs—it's about whether you have the guts to strictly execute your stop-loss. Winning more and losing less is the true rule for long-term survival—those who go all in sooner or later will pay the pri
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GhostInTheChainvip:
You're absolutely right, setting stop-losses is truly a matter of life and death. I've seen too many all-in guys end up tearfully cutting their losses—it's just not worth it.
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Taiwan May Launch Its First Local Stablecoin in 2026; Biggest Uncertainty Is Whether It Will Be Pegged to the US Dollar or the New Taiwan Dollar

[BlockBeats] There are reports that Taiwan may welcome its first local stablecoin in the second half of 2026. But there’s still an unresolved issue: should it be pegged to the US dollar or the New Taiwan dollar?
This week, FSC Chairman Jin-Long Peng revealed to legislators that the “Virtual Asset Service Act Draft” has passed an initial cabinet review and is expected to complete its third reading at the next meeting. According to plan, specific regulations for stablecoin supervision will be released within six months, with the earliest launch of a finished product by the end of 2026.
Interestingly, the legislation itself doesn’t require issuers to be banks. However, the FSC and the Central Bank have reached a consensus—the initial phase of issuance must still be led by financial institutions.
The most critical disagreement now is over which currency to peg to. Peng said it will be determined by market demand, but nothing has been finalized yet. This choice is no small matter.
If the US dollar is chosen, it cleverly bypasses the most challenging hurdle in Taiwan’s financial system—
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GateUser-ccc36bc5vip:
Anchor to the US dollar or the New Taiwan dollar? Basically, it's a question of whether to tie ourselves to the US—classic fence-sitting.

Taiwan's stablecoin will launch in 2026, so BTC will have to double again by then.

I still feel it has to be anchored to the US dollar; otherwise, how will it get past the central bank?

At this pace, it won't launch until the end of next year? No rush, we can wait.

Bypassing the traditional financial system—that guy's idea is pretty good.
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#特朗普数字资产政策新方向 Huiwang has collapsed. This company, once dubbed the "Alipay of Cambodia," disappeared just like that.
This whole thing is actually pretty interesting—it might have genuinely set out to do something legitimate at first, aiming to help Chinese people solve the hassles of cross-border currency exchange and bring the convenience of mobile payments from China over there. But the problem is, Cambodia’s regulatory environment is pretty lax, and things quickly went sideways.
Once it caught the eye of the black market, it couldn’t hold up. Money laundering channels, escrow transactions,
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RuntimeErrorvip:
Once the US steps in, no backing matters—this is reality.

When criminals prey on each other, bankruptcy is inevitable—nothing surprising about it.

To put it bluntly, it's just greed. They thought nobody cared about Cambodia so they could do whatever they wanted, but they still got caught in the end.

You really can't cross the line, especially with international business. If you try to game the system, you'll get exposed sooner or later.

Regulations are getting stricter and stricter; the old ways are completely outdated now.
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Apollo's chief Marc Rowan just dropped a hot take: all that panic about the private credit market? Way overdone.
While everyone's been sounding alarms about risk buildup in private lending, Rowan's pushing back hard. The narrative around private credit implosion might be more hype than reality.
Interesting timing though—as traditional finance grapples with credit concerns, DeFi protocols are quietly eating their lunch with transparent, on-chain lending. Makes you wonder if legacy players are projecting their own anxiety onto a market that's actually more resilient than they admit.
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ShadowStakervip:
rowan's doing the usual legacy cope move ngl. dudes always talk their own book when their model's under pressure. on-chain lending transparency tho? that's the real stress test they can't spin away.
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Crypto phishing attacks in November have revealed a dangerous signal: attackers are starting to target large holders.
The latest monitoring data shows that phishing attacks last month resulted in about $7.77 million evaporating, affecting 6,344 victims. The amount of losses surged 137% compared to the previous month, but the number of victims actually dropped by 42%—what does this mean? Attack strategies have changed.
Hackers are no longer casting a wide net, but are instead precisely targeting whale wallets. The single worst case saw losses as high as $1.22 million, with the attack method bei
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tx_or_didn't_happenvip:
Oh no, even the whales can't handle it now. Hackers have really gotten smarter...

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Signature authorization trap? I was just saying, these phishing links have gotten more and more sophisticated lately, directly targeting individuals.

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7.77 million evaporated—how do you even account for that? It's terrifying.

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Seriously, how do they manage to precisely target whale wallets? The technical skill involved is just insane.

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A single loss of 1.22 million... Oh my, I need to check my authorization records.

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Fewer attacks, but the amounts have skyrocketed. This shows hackers are really going after “high-quality clients” now—hilarious.

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So now we not only have to guard against small-time scams, but also targeted attacks? The web3 environment is truly cutthroat.

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Over 6,000 victims lost a total of 7.77 million—that’s an average loss of around 120,000 each? There’s a heartbreaking story behind every number.

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Signature authorization traps are really hard to guard against. I almost got phished before, but luckily I reacted in time.

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They’ve upgraded from small-time phishing to big business now. The black market supply chain is really something...
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To be honest, for ZEN, there's really no decent support level from a technical perspective. At this price, it looks more like some major players are dumping their holdings, and each wave of selling pressure is getting more intense. Personally, I think if it manages to hold $5, that would already be surprising—it could very well head straight toward $0.5.
Why can’t it go up? Frankly, it’s still an issue with how it’s being operated. Every pump turns into a trap to harvest retail investors, and after getting stuck so many times, retail confidence has long been worn out.
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FlashLoanLordvip:
Another scam to fleece retail investors, the ZEN project has long been rotten.

When it switched from POW to POS, you could already see problems—the economic model collapsed instantly.

Even $5 is shaky; I bet it’ll drop below $1.

The big players’ tactics are ruthless: pump after pump, dump after dump, and retail investors’ wallets just keep shrinking.

ZEN? I’m just going to pretend it doesn’t exist now.

Why are people still buying in? I really don’t get it.

With no technical support, it’s doomed—going down is just a matter of time.
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A major exchange is pulling the plug on three tokens. StaFi (FIS), REI Network (REI), and Voxies (VOXEL) will see their spot pairs removed on December 17th at 3 AM UTC. Why the cut? The platform runs routine health checks on listed assets—looking at things like how committed the dev teams are, whether there's actual building happening, liquidity depth, network stability, and how transparent projects operate. Guess these three didn't make the grade this time around. Worth noting if you're still holding any of these—delisting usually hits prices hard once the news spreads.
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GateUser-6bc33122vip:
Another round of retail investors getting fleeced has begun. Why were FIS, REI, and VOXEL suddenly delisted?
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