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The real pros have already been quietly making big money with LISTA.
Here's how they do it:
Using 100,000 BTCB as collateral, they borrow USD1 with an annual interest rate of only 1%. Then they put the borrowed USD1 into Binance Wealth Management, earning an annual return of 20%.
Net profit: 19%.
What does this mean?

With a principal of 100,000, theoretically earning 19,000 in a year, with almost zero risk.
Even more impressive, savvy whales are playing the "double fish" strategy:
抵押ing USDe staking tokens to borrow USD1. They earn returns from USDe while also getting the 20% return on the borrowed USD1. The dual returns stack, easily pushing annual yields above 30%.

Meanwhile, retail investors still obsess over whether LISTA went up a few points today.
Their mindset is simply on a completely different level.
Lista DAO's TVL peaked at $4.3 billion, and the veLISTA governance mining annual yield of 38% is no exaggeration.

The opportunity is right in front of everyone, yet 90% of people choose to ignore it.

Stop staring at the K-line charts. Study how Lista DAO can make your assets work for you.
The true wealth code is never in price—it's in understanding.

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If Alpha can't continue operations, just close it early. It's definitely a reverse suck-up.

What kind of people are these? They come in and start pouring abuse🤬🤬🤬

A friend asked me yesterday what WAL is, and it looks like a storage project.

I said, you're mistaken.

This is not just simple storage; it's the most underestimated sector in Web3.

What WAL does on Sui is truly decentralize data. Using erasure coding, it splits a file into N parts and distributes them across global nodes. Even if half the nodes go offline, the data remains intact.

The key is cost.

Traditional cloud storage costs hundreds of dollars per year for 1TB. WAL's decentralized storage reduces costs to one-tenth.

Now everyone is hyped about AI and RWA, but they're overlooking a fact: without decentralized storage, these concepts are all empty promises.

AI models need storage, RWA assets need storage, and Web3 applications' data needs storage even more.

WAL isn't in the storage business; it's in the infrastructure business for Web3.

WAL's market cap is still small, but when Web3 truly takes off, you'll realize that data storage is actually the biggest business.

#Walrus @Walrus 🦭/acc $WAL #walrus

Trump's recent series of moves over the weekend actually fit his usual style: first making tough statements to test the waters, then shifting attention elsewhere when criticized.

The idea of lowering credit card interest rates to 10% is essentially a political show. If truly implemented, it would cause chaos in the banking industry, so he quickly turned his focus to Iran. Venezuela hasn't been fully resolved yet, and now a new front is being opened. It feels like he's playing a big strategic game.

However, from a trading perspective, this political noise has limited impact on $BTC . The 90k level does have strong attraction, but I believe it's more of a technical equilibrium point rather than being driven by these political messages.

Low turnover indicates that major players are still waiting and watching. Short-term investors' turnover is actually beneficial, as it helps clean out speculative positions. If the shareholding structure remains healthy, this consolidation phase may continue for some time, but at least the overall direction is correct.

Market reaction on Monday is unlikely to be intense unless Trump takes any substantive actions; otherwise, it will just continue grinding within this range.

16:00 PM 40 CAI tokens airdrop.
252 Binance Alpha points, first come, first served, automatically reduced by 5 points every five minutes.

$LINK as the leader in the oracle sector, the ETF approval signifies an increasing recognition of Web3 infrastructure by traditional finance, moving beyond viewing cryptocurrencies solely as speculative assets.

However, from a trading perspective, positive news often follows the classic pattern of 'good news is bad news'—just like the price movements before and after the approval of $ETH ETF, where aggressive gains during the speculation phase were followed by a potential peak upon actual implementation.

More importantly, we should focus on the LINK/BTC exchange rate performance—if it merely follows the overall market, the impact is limited. True alpha should be reflected in outperformance relative to $BTC .

Market sensitivity to such ETF announcements is actually decreasing, given the precedents set by BTC and ETH, where the marginal effect is weakening.

I will pay closer attention to the ripple effects on the entire DeFi infrastructure sector and the sustainability of subsequent capital inflows.

If X really implements in-app transactions, the potential for traffic entry points is significantly larger than that of ETFs.

ETFs are more like traditional financial institutions "opening the floodgates," but users still need to open accounts with brokers and go through the process—barriers and procedures remain. In contrast, X enables trading directly within the app, much like how Alipay evolved from a transfer tool into a financial entry point, resulting in much higher user stickiness and conversion rates.

However, the key lies in execution—how to pass regulatory scrutiny and whether the user experience can be made truly seamless. If the trading feature is simply bolted on in a crude way, the impact may be limited.

But if it integrates social elements—such as one-click buying after seeing a KOL's coin analysis or real-time sharing of portfolio gains within a group—this could indeed change many people's trading habits.

What the current crypto market really lacks isn't money, but a sufficiently simple on-ramp. If X gets this right, its impact could be far greater than we imagine. $BTC

Powell's statement this time that there will be no rate cut in January is essentially consistent with my previous judgment.

From a technical perspective, the recent trend of U.S. Treasury yields has already priced in this expectation. The 10-year Treasury yield has been hovering around 4.5%, with the market having already digested the possibility of "no rate cut".

It's like driving—you slow down when you see a red light ahead, rather than slamming the brakes when the light turns red. Smart money started adjusting their positions weeks ago.

For crypto$BTC , there might be short-term volatility, but I believe the impact is limited. Right now, BTC is more following its own rhythm, especially with the ETF inflow logic still intact; macro factors are just short-term noise.

On the contrary, when bad news is fully priced in, it often presents a better opportunity to build positions. After all, expectations management matters more than actual outcomes. Now that the uncertainty has been resolved, we have one less unknown.

Looking at the capital flow, this wave indeed seems to be following the "slowly cooling down" path seen in 2018. Although the traditional finance ETF $BTC is still sucking up funds, retail investors' FOMO sentiment has largely disappeared.

From my observation, if there's no substantial market movement before year-end, the first half of next year might actually be a good window for bottom-fishing. After all, a key characteristic of the end of a bear market is when everyone starts saying "wait a few more years," which often means the turning point is near.

Of course, the prerequisite is surviving until then. Right now, the most important thing is controlling position size—don't go all-in.

From the perspective of correlation, the beta coefficient of $BTC with U.S. stocks is indeed not fixed, and decoupling often occurs in the later stages of a bull market. Recall the second half of 2021, when the Nasdaq was still setting new highs, BTC had already entered a period of sideways consolidation. In the end, everyone knows who crashed first.

I believe we should pay more attention to the fact that if we wait until the U.S. stocks show a clear decline before buying BTC, the tightening of liquidity might be more severe than expected.

After all, at this stage, BTC not rising might just reflect capital rotation, but when it actually drops, it's often indiscriminate selling.

How many people were just cut by this birth date $LISA ?

Yesterday, a friend came to me in tears, saying he lost 300,000 yuan investing in coins recommended by a certain big V, asking if I could help him recover his losses.
I immediately refused.
You might think recommending a good coin to a friend is helping him, but actually you're pushing him toward disaster. Because he doesn't understand why the coin is rising, nor does he know when to exit.
When it goes up, he thinks it's luck; when it drops, he blames you for ruining him.
I've seen too many tragedies like this.
Brothers have turned against each other over a scam coin, couples have lost everything chasing a bottom, and father and son have cut off all contact over a 'dog coin'.
The most toxic thing in the crypto world isn't going to zero—it's human relationships.
Never touch any coin you don't understand. Treat every coin recommended by anyone as a scam, even if it's from my own father.
You might think I'm being too extreme, but this is the only way to survive in the crypto world.
Those who truly make money stay quiet. Everyone who's always shouting is just a韭菜 (a novice investor).
Staying in crypto long enough does make you cold-hearted—everything starts to look like a scam. But that's not bad. That's evolution.

🔥 Current Market Guide (2026 Lazy Profit Edition)
$BTC : The market rose slightly yesterday; a rise is likely on Monday. 2026 will be a bear market year—reduce positions at highs!
$BNB : Trading above 900, mainly following Bitcoin's movement. This week has a TGE; look for opportunities to reduce positions then!
$ETH : Trading around 3100; wait to clear out between 3300–3500, then patiently wait for the bear market bottom at 1500.

Yesterday's key news:
1. TRUMP, CONX, ARB, and other tokens will see large unlocks next week, with TRUMP unlocking worth approximately $271 million
2. Analysts are optimistic about Bitcoin's performance in January–February, but cautious about 2026
3. Bitmine has once again staked 86,400 ETH, bringing its total staked amount to 1.052 million ETH

Back to today's daily BTC technical analysis: From the chart, the 1-hour and 4-hour charts show upward trends, the 12-hour chart has stabilized, while the daily chart remains in decline. Intraday resistance at $95,000, support at $88,000.

Disclaimer: Personal trading journal, not investment advice! This article comes with a 50% irony buff—get hit by the market, don't blame me.

Actually, chasing narratives is like playing musical chairs—when the music stops, you need to grab a chair to win.

The shift in narratives in 2025 is truly insane, as if we've gone from AI Agents to RWA to DeSci, with each trend's lifecycle compressed to just weeks. You've just grasped the fundamentals of one sector, and capital has already moved on to the next concept.

I don't think the issue lies in chasing narratives themselves, but rather that most people are always "chasing" instead of "waiting." The real profits often come from positioning early and then selling to the trend followers when the narrative takes off.

If you still want to profit from hot topics this year, you might need to manage your positions more carefully—quick in, quick out—rather than expecting a single narrative to deliver a 10x return. After all, the tuition for market education is rarely cheap.$BNB

Now $BTC is no longer a game for small investors; it's entirely big money setting the stage. Every big bullish candle you see has corresponding short sellers waiting to take the hit.

The worst victims in a bull market aren't the bears, but the small investors who chase gains and panic-sell. Institutions want you to exhaust your patience and capital through these constant fluctuations.

Simply put, today's BTC is like two big players gambling, while retail investors are just chips on the table. You think you're trading crypto, but actually you're paying for someone else's game.

Staring at the K-line of $XRP at night, suddenly remembered the 2018 meme:

"There are two types of people who bought XRP: one still waiting for SEC settlement, the other has already forgotten they ever bought XRP."

Now, a third type has emerged—those institutions frantically bottom-fishing around 2.15.

XRP's rise from 0.5 to 2.2 isn't due to technical breakthroughs—it's fueled by regulatory speculation. Ripple securing the UK EMI license, partnering with Bank of New York Mellon, and launching the RLUSD stablecoin—each news item acts like a stimulant for the market.

But I've noticed a strange detail: big funds are quietly exiting.

Data shows net outflows for XRP, and whale holdings are starting to loosen—this divergence is dangerous. On the surface, EMA has crossed above, MACD shows bullish momentum, and the technical charts look lush and promising, but beneath the surface, smart money is already positioning for exit.

Even worse, XRP is stuck between the key resistance levels of 2.15 and 2.17, neither breaking through nor falling back. The narrowing Bollinger Bands suggest a major move is brewing, but direction remains uncertain. A breakout could push it toward 2.5, while a break below the 2.08 support would tell a completely different story.

My take: short-term focus on breakout, medium-term pressure from profit-taking, long-term outlook still hinges on the final SEC ruling.

2.15 is either the starting point of a new journey or the end of this rally.

$ZEC Although the price surged 8.4% today, I have to say something painful: you might get cut again.

Why do I say this?

First, look at the surface good news: net inflow of 244,000 USDT, MACD golden cross, technical indicators all pointing bullish. There was even a large inflow of 1.27 million USDT, making it seem like institutions are buying the bottom.

But what's the reality? RSI has soared to 89.38. What does that mean? It's like someone running a marathon is already near collapse—can you expect them to sprint now?

Even worse, the core development team of ECC has collectively resigned due to governance disputes. You buy a company's stock, and suddenly the CTO takes the entire tech team with him—would you still hold on?

This is the awkward situation ZEC is in now: fundamental weaknesses everywhere.

I've been trading for ten years, and I've seen countless such 'technical rebounds'—often the final pump before insiders exit. When retail investors get excited by green candles and jump in, smart money has already quietly withdrawn.

Even more painful is that ZEC's price remains significantly below the 99-period moving average. What does that indicate? The long-term trend is still bearish. The current rebound is nothing more than a dead cat bounce in a bear market.

Of course, I'm not completely bearish on ZEC. If the price retraces to around $340, it might be worth a small speculative position. But remember, this isn't value investing—it's pure technical play.

The story of privacy coins isn't over yet, but right now ZEC is like a startup that's changed three CEOs. Would you risk your entire fortune on it?