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Classic old trick replayed! Hayes publicly targets $10 big coin, WLD short-term hype hides a trap for harvesting The old script in the crypto world plays out again, Arthur Hayes officially targets WLD, posting a picture with the phrase "See you at $10," directly pushing the coin to surge 35% in 24 hours. At the current price of $0.515, it forcibly paints a nearly 20x get-rich-quick dream for retail investors. Those familiar with the circle's playbook know well that this big shot's call routine has long been exposed: laying low-position chips in advance, creating hype on social platforms, leveraging years of accumulated influence in the community to attract a large number of retail investors to follow the trend and push up the price. This time, before the call landed, WLD's market had already started to rise, with a 35% short-term increase giving the pre-positioned funds an early profit space. From $0.5 to $10, a nearly 20x target is casually thrown out, without any business fundamentals to support it or any major breakthroughs on-chain, relying solely on a verbal expectation to uphold the sky-high fantasy. Countless retail investors are dazzled by the rhetoric of tenfold wealth, seeing the big shot's endorsement and short-term surge, rushing to enter at high prices, afraid of missing a doubling rally. Little do they know, the underlying logic of these calls is never genuinely about helping retail investors make money: the entity posting holds low-cost positions, and when the hype rises and retail investors pile in to take over, that is when the main force cashes out in batches and exits. Many past cases have proven that short-term surges driven by hype calls quickly burst once the heat fades, and the more the initial surge, the harsher the subsequent pullback and trapping. Currently, the short-term gains have already overdrawn the positive news, and the $10 target looks more like a pie in the sky. Blindly chasing in at this stage to bet on long-term doubling will most likely become the chips for the main force to unload.

Exploded! A 427 million chip whale fiercely battles HYPE, dumping $40 million in three days to support the price and accumulate Breaking heavy on-chain data just surfaced in the community: the super whale who has been hiding HYPE for over half a year has fully emerged, relying on a continuous stream of cash to smash the market and scoop up chips, single-handedly withstanding the entire market's selling pressure. Just this morning, the whale struck again, spending $20.35 million to gradually build a spot position, deliberately splitting orders across 10 different addresses using TWAP time-weighted average price orders to avoid exposing its moves with large orders. The $8.02 million buy order from yesterday evening hasn't fully executed yet, and early this morning, an additional $12.32 million buying plan was announced, with a public declaration to continuously increase holdings over the next 24 hours. Reviewing the last three days' moves is even more outrageous: in just three days, a total of 551,200 HYPE tokens were bought, with a total investment exceeding $40 million. The vast majority of active buy orders on the market come from this whale, meaning almost all the chips sold by retail investors have been completely absorbed by the whale. Digging deeper into the source of funds reveals how terrifying the scale is: the related main address has been long-term hoarding since 2026, accumulating 5.93 million chips. At the current price, this equates to a market value of $427 million, making it the undisputed top controlling entity of HYPE. As early as late May, it continuously transferred spot chips from major exchanges and recently moved chips into the Hyperliquid platform, starting a refined phased accumulation. Many short-term retail investors were shaken out by short-term volatility, frequently cutting losses at low prices and leaving, completely unaware that the chips they sold all ended up in the whale's pocket. The whale uses TWAP split orders to slowly accumulate, deliberately suppressing sharp price surges and quietly grinding the market at low levels to collect chips. With huge funds backing it in the short term, HYPE's downside is tightly locked, but caution is needed for future uncertainties: once the main chips are fully absorbed, either a violent price surge will be launched to harvest retail investors who missed out, or the whale will gradually cash out at high prices through staged selling. Short-term investors should avoid blindly chasing gains, and there is no need to panic sell low-level chips.

HOME sudden waterfall crash! Thousands of points in profit slashed in half, struggling to sleep and asking for advice from bros Regretting it so much I keep slapping my thigh! The once good HOME suddenly crashed without warning, plunging 24.83% in a single day. Just one big bearish candle cut my original 1000% paper profit by more than half. Initially opened a 20x long position at a low of 0.03208, the profit steadily surged to 1000% some time ago. I kept thinking the market could still hit new highs, greedily wanting to capture the full gain and delayed taking profits. Who would have thought the main force would reverse and smash the price down from 0.05398, breaking through the 0.03966 low. Now the floating profit has shrunk to only 411.47%. Now stuck at a crossroads, feeling conflicted: Take profit and exit fully, but the market is heavily oversold short-term and could trigger a rebound anytime. Closing the position means missing out on a reversal rally; or hold on stubbornly, but fear the main force keeps dumping, slowly eroding the remaining 400+% profit, with gains evaporating into thin air. The market is now full of trapped high-position bulls, selling pressure hasn’t fully eased. Senior traders in the circle, please give me some advice: should I lock in profits or keep a small position to bet on a short-term rebound?

Homework copying signal is here! Duan Yongping quietly increased his position in Pop Mart, with holdings steadily breaking through 6% The latest equity data from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange reveals that value investing tycoon Duan Yongping has silently increased his stake in Pop Mart H shares, with his holding ratio climbing directly from 5.69% to 6.04%. Currently, the market is abuzz with discussions about the trendy toy industry. Some retail investors are scared off by short-term stock price fluctuations and are busy cutting losses and exiting to observe; another group of short-term speculators are hesitant to make moves amid the ups and downs. Only Duan Yongping goes against market sentiment, quietly accumulating shares in batches, steadily raising his holdings. Those familiar with Duan Yongping's trading style know that this tycoon never chases short-term hot spots. Whenever he increases his position, it means he has thoroughly understood the true intrinsic value of the target and believes the current price has reached a cost-effective level. Increasing holdings against the trend at a point of industry divergence is equivalent to showing his confidence in Pop Mart's long-term prospects with real money. The news instantly stirred market sentiment, with many investors closely watching the tycoon's holdings and starting to consider following his moves. Short-term players get caught up in daily price swings, wasting their capital, while seasoned value investors patiently hold quality shares, making the difference clear. The tycoon's slight increase in holdings may seem subtle but actually lays the groundwork for the market trend. The subsequent trend of Pop Mart is very likely to change following this increase. $H

LAB: Custom two-way slaughterhouse by the whales, 270,000 retail investors get cut twice a day Originally thought LAB was a fast track to quick short-term wealth, but it turned out to be a slaughter bus run by the project team. Within one day, the price plunged from $25 to $5.8, then was forcibly pulled back to $15. Behind this roller coaster is the bloody reality of nearly 270,000 traders being harvested repeatedly. From the long-short data, it’s clear that the long-short ratio has steadily stayed above 1 for nearly a month, with retail investors clustering long positions for years. During the steady upward phase, many retail investors chased the hot rally by opening long positions, swarming in to ambush and wait for new highs, only to fall into traps pre-dug by the whales. The 24-hour liquidation report lays bare the truth of the harvest: total single-day liquidations across all coins reached 27.601 million USDT, with short liquidations hitting 19.402 million USDT and long liquidations only 8.199 million USDT. During the crash, retail investors heavily long at high prices were the first to be stopped out and liquidated en masse; when the price dropped near $5, many, seeing the collapse as inevitable, flipped to short to catch the top. The whales immediately violently pulled the price up, wiping out low-position shorts as well. The principal from both longs and shorts was fully pocketed by the whales, harvesting over 17.86 million in contract funds within 12 hours. Ultimately, this game was unfair from the start. The project team holds over 95% of circulating tokens, so price moves have nothing to do with market supply and demand. To crash the price, they release regulatory negative news, dumping at all costs to break every technical support, forcing panicked retail investors to cut losses at low prices and hand over chips; after absorbing the chips, they immediately start a rebound rally, wiping out all bottom-fishing shorts. Bollinger Bands, moving average supports—all are just props to fool retail investors under absolute market control. Many traders rely on candlesticks and long-short data to figure out entry points, unaware that the data itself is a reference for the whales’ harvesting. When retail investors cluster long, the price is smashed; when shorts concentrate, the price is pumped. In short, LAB has always been the project team’s on-demand ATM. The rise is bait to lure in fish, the crash is the sickle to harvest longs, and the rebound is the trap to eliminate shorts. Any ordinary retail investor who craves short-term volatility will sooner or later face the fate of two-way liquidation. $LAB

Boss Ten is literally the cryptocurrency market prophet incarnate A while ago, the entire market went crazy, with a bunch of retail investors rushing in with their savings, shouting about BTC breaking 150,000 and soaring to the sky, dreaming of doubling their money in the bull market. Only Boss Ten watched coldly, seeing through the bubble early on, firmly stating that BTC would be halved sooner or later, quietly placing short orders at the peak. BTC was shorted at an astronomical 121,924, and the current price directly dropped to 67,000, perfectly executing the halving script; SOL was ambushed at a high of 220, falling to just over 70; XRP shorted near 3, now only 1.2 left, all three coins precisely hitting the crash starting point. With 10x leverage firmly controlled, a single BTC trade earned 5.49 million U, SOL and XRP profits both exceeded one million, with returns of 500-600%, leaving peers far behind. Others chased longs and lost money, crouching in corners eating instant noodles, while Boss Ten quietly profited from the halving prediction, aptly called the "Bubble Crusher" who bursts bull market dreams.

LAB's latest pure pump-and-dump scheme is all about ruthless harvesting of retail investors. This coin surged from its launch to a high of 25.6, then immediately crashed off a cliff to 5.89—a rollercoaster ride with no bottom line. Simply put, the project team holds over 95% of the circulating supply, so the market's ups and downs are entirely at the whim of the whales. Negative news is tailor-made as a tool to trigger sell-offs. Once bad news drops, the main players smash the price mercilessly, crashing the market and gobbling up all the panic sell-offs at the low end, then violently pump the price back up to around 15. Within 24 hours, retail investors chasing highs and panicking to sell at lows both get hit hard. Whether trading long or short contracts, most people end up liquidated. Technical indicators like moving averages and Bollinger Bands are just decorations in front of a whale-controlled coin; support and resistance break or hold on command. With tokens highly concentrated in the project's hands and no real circulating supply, any piece of news can trigger another round of wild price swings. For ordinary retail investors dealing with such coins, it’s essentially gambling with their principal against the whales—winning depends entirely on luck, while losing is the norm.

The scariest thing has happened: the main battlefield for trading MRVL is no longer on Nasdaq. The $62.4 billion market surge triggered by Jensen Huang's words is now crazier outside the US stock market. The latest data is shocking: MRVL's single-day trading volume on Hyperliquid reached $307 million, second only to the Nasdaq 100, making it the second most popular asset on the entire platform. Even more outrageous, this trading volume accounts for 0.98% of Nasdaq's actual trading volume. A crypto exchange established just two years ago is about to reach 1% of the global largest securities exchange's volume with just one US stock contract. This is no small matter; it's a massive liquidity migration, the walls of traditional finance are being breached. Why is everyone flocking to Hyperliquid to trade MRVL? The answer is simple: this is the real casino. Nasdaq has price fluctuation limits, T+1 settlement, only trades 6.5 hours a day, and is closed on weekends. After Jensen Huang's announcement, MRVL can only rise up to 32% in a day, leverage is capped at 2x, and you have to wait for market open to trade. But on Hyperliquid: Trading is 24/7 nonstop, you can open positions immediately after Huang's words; No price limits, daily moves of +50% or -30% are common; Up to 100x leverage, you can bet $1000 on $100,000 worth of price swings. Now, anyone who really wants to bet on MRVL won't open an account on Nasdaq. While Asian retail investors sleep on Wall Street, they've already pushed prices to extremes on Hyperliquid; when the NYSE opens, institutions can only passively take the positions. Pricing power is quietly shifting. 0.98% is just the beginning; the real disruption is yet to come. Many think less than 1% trading volume is negligible. But you must know, Hyperliquid's US stock contracts have been live for less than 3 months. Three months ago, this number was zero; three months later, it's 1%; what about three months from now? 3%? 10%? Previously, HYPE's volume surpassed Binance, and everyone thought it was an anomaly. Now MRVL has repeated the pattern; this is no anomaly, this is a trend. As long as an asset has enough consensus and volatility, Hyperliquid can attract all speculative funds from traditional markets with higher leverage, better liquidity, and longer trading hours. Today it's MRVL, tomorrow Nvidia, the day after Tesla. In the future, all the world's hottest assets and the largest speculative battlegrounds will be on Hyperliquid. To be honest, This madness definitely has bubbles and will crash. Trading US stocks with 100x leverage can wipe you out faster than crypto; one correction can liquidate you to zero. But you have to admit, the trend is set. The rules built over hundreds of years in traditional finance are no match for crypto's dimensionality reduction strike. While Wall Street is still debating extending trading hours or removing price limits, Hyperliquid has already torn down all restrictions, putting pure speculation right in front of everyone. MRVL is just the first sacrifice; it definitely won't be the last. Let's discuss in the comments: if you trade hot US stocks now, would you go to Nasdaq or Hyperliquid?

Don't talk about pocket money: SpaceX's 18,712 BTC is a golden pass given to CFOs worldwide A bunch of people are sarcastically saying: Isn't it just $1.2 billion worth of BTC? For SpaceX, valued at $1.75 trillion, it's just pocket change, useless. Big mistake. The key has never been how much they bought, but that they dared to put this holding in black and white in the S-1 prospectus filed with the SEC. This move carries more weight than BlackRock issuing 10 ETFs. First, understand: previous companies buying BTC were all self-indulgent In the past five years, countless calls for “corporate treasury bull market” have never succeeded. • MicroStrategy was purely a leveraged crypto shell; which serious company CFO would dare to follow it? • Tesla followed the trend in 2021, buying $1.5 billion, then cut losses and sold half, with Musk himself flip-flopping repeatedly, completely ruining the credibility of this matter. • The rest are miners, exchanges, insiders playing around, completely unrecognized outside the circle. So until today, 90% of publicly listed companies holding BTC are crypto-native companies. Apple, Microsoft, Google—these real cash-rich giants haven’t moved at all. Not because they don’t want to make this money, but because they don’t dare. Afraid the board will scold them for neglecting their main business, afraid of collective shareholder lawsuits, afraid auditors will issue qualified opinions, afraid regulators will cause trouble. But now, this hurdle is completely gone. This time, SpaceX has truly broken the sky. This is SpaceX, the largest tech IPO in human history, the future guaranteed global number one company, the standard answer in the eyes of CFOs worldwide. It says rockets can be reused, so the world builds reusable rockets; it says Starlink can make money, so the world builds low-earth orbit satellites. Now it says corporate treasuries should hold BTC. And it’s not just talk. The S-1 clearly states: as of March 31, holding 18,712 BTC, average cost $35,324, third-party custody, not a single coin sold from the end of 2024 until now. This is a legal disclosure; lying means jail. The SEC didn’t reject it or ask for deletion, which means official approval: a trillion-dollar tech company holding BTC as a reserve asset is completely legal and compliant. Next time someone asks “Can our company buy BTC,” don’t talk about inflation hedging or value storage. Just throw SpaceX’s S-1 in their face: The world’s most powerful company is doing it, the SEC approved it, do you know better than Musk? How big is the real incremental demand? More than all ETFs combined. BlackRock’s IBIT has been hyped for half a year, net inflow only $30 billion. But global non-financial corporate treasury cash totals $8 trillion. Even if only 1% of companies put 1% of their cash into BTC, that’s $80 billion, equivalent to two and a half IBITs. And this money is completely different from ETF hot money. ETFs rush in when prices rise and flee faster when prices fall. But corporate treasury money just sits there; once bought, it’s a multi-year base position. SpaceX’s own 18,712 BTC, held for two years doubling in value without moving, is the best example. Finally, a realistic note: Short term will definitely hype sentiment first. The market is crashing hard, ETFs have lost $1 billion over two days, the market is almost frozen. This news will definitely trigger a rally, pushing back to 70,000, blowing up some shorts. After the rally, there will definitely be a sell-off and profit-taking. But the real big move will come three months later. Just wait and see: First, a bunch of small and medium tech companies will follow suit and announce BTC purchases, Then giants like Apple and Microsoft will quietly start building positions, Finally, BTC will become a standard configuration in all major corporate treasuries. BlackRock’s ETF solves the question of whether institutions "can buy." SpaceX’s S-1 solves the question of whether institutions "dare to buy." Being able to buy and daring to buy are worlds apart. A bunch of people are waiting every day for a bull market trigger, waiting for some earth-shattering news. Actually, the trigger was lit long ago, hidden in a small corner of SpaceX’s 500-page S-1. Most people haven’t even seen it. #SpaceX拟于下周正式IPO，估值$1.75万亿

SpaceX $1.75 Trillion IPO: Musk Is Not Here to Raise Money, He's Here to Set the Rules for the World The biggest event next week is not the Federal Reserve meeting. It's SpaceX going public. A $1.75 trillion valuation, selling less than 5% of shares. Don't get it wrong, does Musk need money? Starlink earned $7.17 billion EBITDA last year, with a 63% profit margin, even more money-printing than the internet. This IPO won't use a single cent to cover losses; the sole purpose is to set an official benchmark price for hard tech for all humanity. This is the most outrageous IPO in history, bar none. Let's do the most straightforward math: The combined value of the world's top three defense giants: Boeing $171.6 billion + Lockheed Martin $120 billion + Northrop Grumman $76.1 billion = $367.7 billion. SpaceX alone is worth 4.76 times that. Last year, its total revenue was only $18.6 billion, with a net loss of $4.9 billion. But no one cares about that. The market is buying its rockets that have cut orbital launch costs by 90%, its unique global Starlink network, and 10.3 million users still doubling. The most ruthless move is that it also bundled the cash-burning xAI. While others scramble worldwide for GPUs, Musk uses Starlink's global edge data to feed AI models. This closed loop is unmatched anywhere else in the world. Why only sell 5%? Because selling more would lose control over the price. Normally, companies sell 15%-20% in an IPO. SpaceX refuses and only offers 5%, $75 billion, just enough for a few hundred billion-dollar asset managers to take a base position. The smaller the float, the stronger the pricing power. As long as it doesn't crash in the first three days, the $1.75 trillion valuation will be permanently locked in by the market. Once stabilized, the entire industry's ceiling will be overturned: Anthropic's previous $965 billion valuation will be void, starting at $1.5 trillion; OpenAI's $850 billion valuation will be a joke, next funding round will shout $2 trillion; All private companies touching space and AI will see valuations jump 50% collectively. This is Musk's real plan. He's not here to cash out but to be the central bank governor of global hard tech. He sets the price, and the whole industry must follow. Don't listen to analysts babbling about it being expensive; there's no worry about selling. All institutions are scrambling for allocations; even with money, you might not get any. The reason is simple: This is the only "space + AI" super asset available in the US stock market, with no substitutes. The float is tiny; if you don't buy, someone else will. Moreover, it's Musk's company. I bet it will surge to $2 trillion at open and close above $1.9 trillion. Those shouting valuation bubbles forgot Nvidia went from $1 trillion to $5 trillion in just 18 months? In this era, those who define the future set the price. Of course, losing is brutal. If Starship explodes once, the valuation will be halved immediately. But as long as these two milestones are met, $3 trillion is just a matter of time. One last thing: after this, stock trading won't be about financial reports or P/E ratios. It will be about who calls the shots. To be honest in the comments: do you think this is the biggest bubble of the century or the next Nvidia? #SpaceX拟于下周正式IPO，估值$1.75万亿