I saw a ridiculous paper…… If you buy Micron Technology at the close every day and sell immediately at the next day's open, you would have gained as much as 138,330,342% over decades. But if you buy at the open every day and sell at the close the same day, your investment would almost entirely lose -99.92% in the end. Dore says this is all a conspiracy by vested interests, and all markets are the same. Yes, including our big A market.

On the night of June 6, the US stock market dropped 4%, a tech stock crash. June 10, next Wednesday, US CPI data. June 11, the World Cup starts. June 12, SpaceX officially lists on Nasdaq. The US stock market has just started to fall on the first day, next week is also mid-June, really intense. It feels like many people will lose everything and go bankrupt in June and July, Many people will really die in this kind of market.

I'm really out of options, Ethereum is like a genius In one week, Bitcoin dropped from 74,000 to 60,000 and I could hold on, after all, it's the big cycle bear market realization, institutions, whales, and retail investors are all selling Bitcoin So what does it mean when Ethereum drops 500 points from 2000? Others selling Bitcoin is just incidental selling of you, but you dropped 22%, so ten years ago when Ethereum was just born it was a losing asset, and ten years later you became a top altcoin but still a losing asset? In this cycle, if Bitcoin falls below 50,000, Ethereum will definitely go down to 1200, and there's a high probability Bitcoin will see 50,000. Ethereum won't be heading towards triple digits, right?

Facing the recent sharp decline of ZEC due to vulnerabilities, Nasdaq-listed company Cypherpunk has instead clearly laid out its plans. The company reiterated its goal to acquire 5% of ZEC's total circulating supply. Its Chief Investment Officer is optimistic about Zcash, believing the project has an institutional-grade security system that aligns with the development logic of the AI era. Amid major players liquidating their positions and market panic selling, this listed company is bullish against the trend, creating a stark divergence between bulls and bears.

June 6th Before mid-month, BTC is already at 59,700 and ETH at 1,550 Next week, the World Cup + various US CPI data in mid-June = US stock market crash = financial market crash The possibility of a black swan event next week has increased The possibility of a black swan event next week has increased If a black swan occurs, ETH could drop to 800-900 Make no mistake, I'm not joking, ETH could fall to three digits $BTC $ETH

FIL is the biggest scam in the world. Back then, 200u per coin, spending 40,000u could only buy 200 coins, now those 200 coins are worth just 150u. FIL mining is a scam; it's old miners using new investors' capital to pay out. Cloud mining power is all a scam; it's fake data inflating mining power, mining tokens, all fake. The token economy is a scam; FIL was originally a reward but ended up being treated as a speculative bubble. Finally, let me tell you, the mining machines you bought for tens of thousands actually cost only a few hundred. So for other coins, I just advise you not to bottom-fish, but for FIL, I want to tell you to absolutely avoid bottom-fishing, unless... there is no unless, it's almost impossible. If you want to short it, you can start shorting once it breaks above 1u after a rise.

Getting hooked on Bitcoin and Ethereum will ruin you for life. Even Harvard University and BlackRock have taken hits and moved on. 1️⃣ Harvard chased Bitcoin's price, buying in at 110,000, selling half at 80,000 at a loss of 100 million USD, down 28%. 2️⃣ They also heavily invested 86 million USD in Ethereum, buying at 4,000, then sold everything at 2,600, losing another 30 million USD. 3️⃣ BlackRock was even harsher: last year their holdings were worth 440 million USD with 6.8 million shares; now they hold 3.04 million shares, losing 150 million USD. Harvard and IBIT both got kicked twice. The more you know, the more you lose. Stand at attention when taking the hits.

Don't buy US stocks!! Don't buy US stocks!! Don't buy US stocks!! 1️⃣ This is very important! Because you don't really understand them, you only see them continuously rising, which makes you downplay the risks! Very dangerous! 2️⃣ Many KOLs have cashed out to US stocks and easily made hundreds of thousands of dollars. This kind of signal causes anxiety, making people feel there are no opportunities in the crypto space and that it's easy money over in US stocks! 3️⃣ I'm not saying others are wrong, I'm just telling you that your research is definitely only about how to move funds into US stocks, and then you think as long as you buy SanDisk, Intel, or the Nasdaq, you will definitely make money. 4️⃣ Because you have selectively accepted the idea that US stocks keep rising and any move is profitable, subconsciously ignoring the fact that risks also exist. 5️⃣ Money beyond your understanding is really hard to earn. You clearly only need to control greed, increase patience, learn to stay out of the market, and learn to cut losses, and you can improve your win rate by over 50%. Why not do what is already known?

Musk: Qing, why don't you have the same badass vibe as back in the day? Years ago, Yang Yuanqing's ideal market value was 14 billion: If our industry didn't advertise, would you still have food to eat? At that time, Musk's Tesla market value was 16 billion, SpaceX 8 billion. Now, Yang Yuanqing hasn't changed and just stands on the sidelines, while Musk sits at the table owning Tesla with a 1.6 trillion market value and SpaceX with an 800 billion market value

USDC decreased by 1.7 billion in one week, signaling a contraction in stablecoin liquidity. Over the past week, USDC circulation decreased by about 1.7 billion tokens, with approximately 5.4 billion issued and about 7.1 billion redeemed, leaving a current circulation of around 76.5 billion tokens and reserves of about 76.7 billion USD. Changes in stablecoin supply are typically one of the core indicators for observing market liquidity, especially when BTC and ETH both decline simultaneously. Net redemptions of USDC are interpreted by the market as a decrease in risk appetite. It is important to note that a reduction in stablecoins does not necessarily mean funds have permanently exited the market; it could also be short-term portfolio adjustments, redemptions, or swaps to other stablecoins by institutions. However, against the backdrop of weakening prices, net outflows from ETFs, and amplified liquidations, USDC contraction reduces the ammunition for short-term rebounds. In terms of market impact, if stablecoin supply continues to decline in the coming days, altcoin rebounds will be harder to sustain; if USDC expands again, it indicates that off-chain funds are willing to return on-chain. My view is that the current market is not lacking stories but is lacking new liquidity, and stablecoin data is more important than any single positive news.