Hello, for the convenience of all brothers and sisters, feel free to take the content you want to improve. So here is a pinned summary post I will continue to organize and summarize useful content that I think is helpful in this position. Continuous additions and organization will be made. 未来10年趋势分析 不要再被比特币可以别某个人控制的无脑言论吓到,看完这篇,你就知道市场开始出现这种言论的时候,就是快要见底的时候。 Trading level improvement section 交易水平提-如何选币?
Fees: 1. First, choose a trading platform with relatively low fees on a secure basis; this is not shameful, as one should compare prices when shopping. 2. Secondly, find reliable long-term rebate programs within the rules as much as possible; there are many KOLs in this industry who unethically promise extra rebates outside the rules, and most of them end up not providing the rebates later. 3. Build a trading system with trading signals that are as infrequent as possible. Don't trade as frequently as a gambler in a square.
Slippage 1. Try to use limit orders to open positions, unless it is during a stop-loss. Because a stop-loss indicates that the trend of this trade is no longer within your expected range. So if you need to exit, just go, there’s no time to haggle. Of course, if there are options at this time, it is recommended to use limit orders as much as possible. 2. Be as cautious as possible with tools that require payment, such as quantitative tools, analysis tools, etc. There are no miraculous tools in this world; success cannot be bought; it must be achieved through your own efforts.
Recently, this OKX big holder rights protection video has been overwhelming, 517 BTC were locked after being liquidated, who wouldn't feel anxious after watching it? In the video, the lady shows her account balance: after being forcibly liquidated, the remaining 517.something BTC has become an amount that cannot be withdrawn or moved. Although OKX claims it is compliant risk control, it once again proves the hard flaw of CEX: without the private key, the life and death of assets depend entirely on the platform's mood. Seeing some say that the parties involved are engaging in long-short hedging, I am not a party involved, and I do not know the specific situation. However, after rationally analyzing this matter, I feel free to be refuted if I am wrong; I am eager to learn. 1. Regardless of the truth of long-short hedging, does this behavior have any problems? Don't the current market makers have many who are engaged in long-short hedging and arbitrage across platforms? Why haven't I seen them being targeted? What exactly is the problem with long-short hedging?? Are there rules I don't know about?? I hope the experts can give me a lesson. @Yi He @CZ 2. What is the reason for the forced liquidation of contract positions and the freezing of spot accounts? Even if it is long-short hedging, market operations, etc., why does the power of judgment lie with the exchange? Market manipulation is legally defined as a crime; shouldn't adjudication be a matter for the courts and legal systems? Is it now the exchange acting as the judge?? Then, by this analogy, can Coinbase now freeze all the assets held in its ETF? This is why I have chosen decentralized exchanges now: Absolute ownership of assets: Assets are locked in a smart contract, only your private key can move them, and no one can unilaterally freeze you. Transparent clearing logic: Refusing black box operations, every transaction and forced liquidation is clear on the L1 public chain. With CEX's depth, there is also DeFi's bottom line. The reason is simple; I do not want to place my hope on human nature, including the fact that all centralized exchanges essentially face this problem? When exchanges face similar controversies, can they act as judges?? Welcome to class, welcome to guidance. #Sovereignty #OKX #BTC #eth
Part Six (Final Part) The survival path of retail investors under various unfair conditions in 'The $8.2 billion gallows: Who is hunting MicroStrategy? Dissecting a Bitcoin 'dismemberment plan' spanning Wall Street and the Middle East and a survival guide for retail investors'
(The $8.2 billion gallows: Who is hunting MicroStrategy? Dissecting a Bitcoin 'dismemberment plan' spanning Wall Street and the Middle East and a survival guide for retail investors) Part Six (Final Part) The survival path of retail investors under various unfair conditions. The only 'nuclear weapon' for retail investors in this unfair game: unlimited time costs. The big players, Yi Lihua, and even MicroStrategy, they seem powerful, but they all have a fatal weakness - 'urgency'. Institutions have 'interest' that is pressing for life: every day that passes, the interest on tens of billions in debt is burning. The fund has a 'redemption period' that is pressing: investors can't wait three to five years, they will withdraw funds if performance is poor.
Complaining about this little z recently Although he says nice things along the way, his actual actions are very honest. The orders along the way create hype, then rebates, content mining, and following orders—aren't these all happening? There are still people washing this thing, which is not hedging. Can you please use some common sense? It's a standard process for starting an account. As for what he says himself? Do you really believe it? This thing is actually just like what Sun said about not controlling TRX. Don't listen to what these people say; just watch what they do and that's it. $BTC $ETH $BNB
I don't know if the major influencer is brainless or just purely bad. Why have many exchanges gone live with US stock trading pairs for a long time, yet there has been little trading volume? Is there no reason? Because these so-called US stock trading pairs don't have a single actual stock pledge or have bought the right stocks from brokers; essentially, they are just simulated trades and gambling platforms created by the exchanges!!! Essentially, this stuff is even more dangerous than altcoins. I intended to remind this major influencer to understand clearly before posting, but found out that you can only reply if you follow them; really... bad? foolish? both bad and foolish? And it's not just one major influencer posting like this; he simply had bad luck to be seen by me without mentioning any risk. $BTC $ETH $BNB
Prison A says this: Can the life of a drug dealer be the same as that of a drug enforcement officer? Can the life of a rapist be the same as that of a loyal and filial person? Can the life of a child trafficker be the same as that of a kidnapped family's life? Can the life of an abuser be the same as that of the victim? This is something even a toe can understand. Prison A voiced what everyone was thinking and shattered the beliefs of that group of Western adherents without hesitation! Can they not be anxious? Can they not feel ashamed? Do they still dare to speak out?
The $8.2 Billion Gallows: Who is Hunting MicroStrategy? Analyzing a Bitcoin 'Dismemberment Plan' Spanning Wall Street and the Middle East and Retail Investors' Survival Guide, Part Four: Yi Li Hua: Institutions' 'Golden Cicada Escaping Its Shell' and Retail Investors' Blood and Tears.
Part Four: Yi Li Hua: Institutions' 'Golden Cicada Escaping Its Shell' and Retail Investors' Blood and Tears. Continuing from the previous section. The recent liquidation events of Yi Li Hua (LD Capital) and similar institutions are a micro-rehearsal of the 'MicroStrategy Hunting Model' we just discussed on Ethereum (ETH). The operational logic of institutions like Yi Li Hua in 2024-2025 is essentially a variation of MicroStrategy's 'high leverage nesting dolls' within the Ethereum ecosystem. However, due to the ecological characteristics of Ethereum, their predicament is more direct and severe than that of MicroStrategy. 1. The essence of this liquidation: 'Targeted demolition' due to liquidity exhaustion.
"The $8.2 Billion Gallows: Who is Hunting MicroStrategy? Analyzing a Bitcoin 'Dismemberment Plan' Spanning Wall Street and the Middle East and a Retail Survival Guide" Part three: The possible escalation of the situation, sovereign struggle.
Part three: The possible escalation of the situation, sovereign struggle. Do you remember the Middle Eastern sovereign funds we mentioned? Why do they want to be white angels? Why not join this hunt? This is a very sharp game theory problem. In business wars, the question of "Why save the weak?" is often not out of sympathy, but to prevent the "strong from eating everything." If Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and other Middle Eastern capital choose to join MicroStrategy (MSTR) rather than follow Wall Street's hunt, the core logic lies in "countering financial hegemony" and "strategic asset positioning."
The $8.2 Billion Gallows: Who is Hunting MicroStrategy? Analyzing a Bitcoin 'Dismemberment Plan' Spanning Wall Street and the Middle East and a Survival Guide for Retail Investors Part Two: The Fatal Matryoshka: MicroStrategy's 'Achilles' Heel'
Part Two: The Fatal Matryoshka: MicroStrategy's 'Achilles' Heel' Part One: The specific 'play' of MicroStrategy 1. Why is MicroStrategy not afraid of falling? (No forced liquidation risk) Ordinary retail investors use exchange leverage, and when prices drop to a certain level, they will be forced to liquidate (liquidation). However, MicroStrategy uses corporate bonds (convertible bonds). Nature of funds: Their main way of raising funds is by issuing 'convertible preferred notes' to institutional investors. These debts typically have a term of 5-7 years. Unsecured liquidation: These creditors hold MicroStrategy's 'company credit' rather than directly demanding collateral based on real-time Bitcoin prices. As long as MicroStrategy does not go bankrupt, even if BTC drops below cost by 50%, no one has the right to force them to sell Bitcoin.
If you don't understand, don't speak nonsense. Convertible bonds bought with cryptocurrency do not give creditors much power; they simply have two choices upon maturity: either demand repayment or request a bond-to-stock conversion. When the cryptocurrency price is high, most choose to convert to stock. After conversion, they become shareholders, and the debt is gone. When the cryptocurrency price is low, demanding repayment is more advantageous. This may create pressure, but the death spiral is far away. Other large funds may take action to pick up chips at that time, but not in the secondary market; rather, in the stock market, demanding debt takeover and other methods. For a detailed analysis, I have written tens of thousands of words on the subject.
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A post by 'Eagle' says, has BTC entered a death spiral?
I just finished watching the microstrategy earnings call this morning. If they really sell coins to pay off debt, that would be alright.
If Bitcoin drops again, selling coins at 40k, 30k, or 20k won't fetch a good price. At that time, to sell for a penny, you'd have to sell three coins; that would be the real death spiral.
This morning, Saylor reiterated to shareholders that after selling coins, he has already seen several project owners starting to sell their tokens.
Does this mean that Microstrategy, the biggest buyer this round, is also going to start unloading?
In this case, won't it have to drop again? 😨😨😨
Are there any Air Force warriors? You can share the current situation of your positions in the comments.
Is this rebound really a rebound? {future}(BTCUSDT)
The $8.2 billion gallows: Who is hunting MicroStrategy? Dissecting a Bitcoin 'dismemberment plan' spanning Wall Street and the Middle East and a survival guide for retail investors
(The $8.2 billion gallows: Who is hunting MicroStrategy? Dissecting a Bitcoin 'dismemberment plan' spanning Wall Street and the Middle East and a survival guide for retail investors) 1. Power Map: Who is watching the 710 million Bitcoins? To understand the market, we must first see clearly the 'reality and illusion' of the chips: The main players (BlackRock, ETFs, MicroStrategy): Their interest lies in 'order'. BlackRock is both a guardian and a potential harvester. In-depth consideration: BlackRock cannot directly intervene to crash the market, as this would destroy its IBIT's commercial credibility. However, it will 'stand by without assistance', waiting for MicroStrategy to bleed too much before acquiring the chips at a discounted price in the role of a 'white knight'.
I find that there are still many people who really don't have a clue and don't understand the principles of BTC, spreading some mindless panic information during the bear market. This includes some so-called big influencers. For example, the recent documents from the I.B.D. claim that Israel controls three developers. To put it simply: anyone can change the code, but no one can force others to run that code. Let's clarify the logic: 1. Code vs Protocol Developers modify a copy of the code on GitHub. You can change it, I won't follow. Because the Bitcoin network does not rely on GitHub, but on thousands of nodes running the software globally! 2. Who is the real court? -- It’s the node operators Even if developers write on GitHub to add 10 million Bitcoins for themselves: Nodes refuse to upgrade: nodes operating the original old software globally will immediately recognize that this new code violates the consensus rules, thus refusing to upgrade and disconnecting from malicious nodes. Developers have no coercive power: developers cannot control your computer to automatically update the software. If you don't click update, your node will always operate under the rules you agree with. 3. What happens if you insist on changing? Forking, if some developers and miners insist on changing the code (for example, increasing the block size or changing the total amount) while others oppose: for example, the hard fork in 2017 resulted in BCH. It split into two chains. Market votes: but ultimately, which chain is valuable is decided by the market, users, exchanges, and miners together. For instance, if you think BCH is not the real Bitcoin, then just don't buy it. History has proven that the chain that maintains the purest rules (total supply of 21 million) always holds the highest value, which is why, despite the development of technology and the functions on public chains like ETH, no one is developing on BTC. Do you understand? If you still don't get it, save it and read it a few more times. If you still don't understand, then don't waste your brain on it. When the sky falls, there are tall people watching.
《8.2 Billion Dollar Gallows: Who is Hunting MicroStrategy? Dissecting a Bitcoin 'Dismemberment Plan' Across Wall Street and the Middle East and a Retail Survival Guide》2 1. Power Map: Who is Eyeing Those 710,000 Bitcoins? To understand the market, we must first clarify the 'real and fake' of the chips: As of February 2026, the 'visible' major holders of cryptocurrency (especially Bitcoin) are mainly concentrated in the following four categories of institutions and individuals: 1. Global Governments (acquired through law enforcement actions) U.S. Government: Holds approximately 210,000 – 213,297 BTC, mainly sourced from confiscation actions against illegal platforms like 'Silk Road'. Chinese Government: Holds approximately 194,000 BTC, most of which comes from asset seizures related to the PlusToken Ponzi scheme in 2019. Other governments also hold a portion, but the scale is not enough to compete with these two countries. 2. Institutional Asset Management Companies and ETFs BlackRock: Holds approximately 780,410 BTC through its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) fund, making it the largest single fund holder globally. Fidelity and others have close to 200,000 BTC. Grayscale: Holds approximately 164,933 BTC. There are other institutions, but their numbers are more like a supplement. 3. Public Companies (as corporate inventory reserves) Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy): Led by CEO Michael Saylor, the publicly traded company with the most Bitcoin holdings globally, with approximately 712,647 BTC as of the end of January 2026. MARA Holdings (formerly Marathon Digital): A top Bitcoin mining company, holding approximately 53,250 BTC. Tesla: Still holds approximately 11,509 BTC. Other enterprises: Including Twenty One Capital (XXI) (approximately 43,514 BTC), Japanese listed company Metaplanet (approximately 35,102 BTC), and Hong Kong's Boyaa Interactive (approximately 3,350 BTC). Of course, there are also many large and small companies. 4. Leading Exchanges and Notable Individuals Binance: As a leading exchange, cold wallet holdings are approximately 647,246 BTC (mostly user custody). Satoshi Nakamoto: Believed to hold approximately 968,452 BTC, has never used them since the inception. Winklevoss Twins: Founders of the Gemini exchange, estimated to hold approximately 70,000 BTC. Li Xiaolai: An early Bitcoin investor in China, has publicly disclosed holding a large amount of BTC.
On February 5th, Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital) founder Yi Lihua stated on social media: "Being in the industry always makes me feel optimistic, which is related to my past entrepreneurial experiences. Back then, I really couldn't find a job and started my own business. After making my first pot of gold, I was also afraid to spend big and invest in technology projects, but I should have performed quite well. In 2015, I entered the cryptocurrency industry to mine BTC, buy ETH, and invest in projects, catching the golden age, which was a continuous harvest of going long.\nHowever, the later bear market resulted in significant losses in investments. Unable to endure the bear market, I prematurely liquidated my BTC, ultimately missing the bull market after March 12th, which is the consequence of being bearish. Liquid Capital has experienced a bull market after two rounds of bear markets, so this time, after escaping the peak, I am relatively confident that I entered the market too early and will continue to wait while controlling risks."\n#BTC #ETH #hype
The $8.2 billion gallows: Who is hunting MicroStrategy? Analyzing a Bitcoin 'dismemberment plan' spanning Wall Street and the Middle East, along with a survival guide for retail investors
(The $8.2 billion gallows: Who is hunting MicroStrategy? Analyzing a Bitcoin 'dismemberment plan' spanning Wall Street and the Middle East, along with a survival guide for retail investors) 1. Power map: Who is watching the 710,000 Bitcoins? We must understand the market; first, we need to clarify the 'reality and illusion' of the chips: Major players (BlackRock, ETFs, MicroStrategy): Their interest lies in 'order.' BlackRock is both a guardian and a potential harvester. In-depth consideration: BlackRock cannot directly crash the market, as this would destroy its IBIT commercial credit. However, it will 'stand by and watch,' waiting for MicroStrategy to bleed excessively, and then acquire the chips at a discounted price as a 'white knight.'
The bulls seem to be getting more anxious, just monitored a transaction of 1 billion US dollars, it seems that there are quite a few liquidations in the lower area, the bulls have been gathering funds in various ways since the weekend, facing the dumping of the airdrop. However, 1 billion US dollars at once, this is the first time.