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#FOMCWatch

According to a report by the WSJ on December 17, Mars Finance reported that Trump will interview current Federal Reserve Governor Waller on Wednesday to assess potential candidates to succeed Powell as the next Chair of the Federal Reserve. On the Polymarket prediction market, the probability of Waller being nominated by Trump for the Federal Reserve has risen to 15%. Meanwhile, the probability of Warsh being nominated by Trump has decreased to 27%, while Hassett's probability has increased to 53%. Waller, who was nominated by Trump to the Federal Reserve Board in 2020, is a supporter of crypto, particularly focused on stablecoins and decentralized finance (DeFi). At the Federal Reserve's Payment Innovations Conference in October, Waller stated: "I want to send a message: the Federal Reserve has entered a new era in payments - the DeFi industry is no longer doubted or underestimated." He also stated that stablecoins "are just a new form of privately owned money" and will coexist with other payment instruments. Previously, it was reported that Waller had become a leading voice in the Federal Reserve)
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Coin FORM with me brings the feeling of a project built from a very basic question: how to make Web3 infrastructure more 'user-friendly' for the majority. FORM does not aim to create a technological shock, but focuses on standardizing and simplifying the way users interact with blockchain — from data, applications to the overall experience.

What I clearly see in FORM is the foundational thinking. This is not the type of coin that excites you immediately, but rather a project that only truly holds value when the surrounding ecosystem develops large enough. FORM is like a skeleton: few pay attention to it, but without it, everything struggles to stand firm.

For me, FORM is suitable for those who view crypto from a long-term perspective — where value does not lie in the noise, but in quietly shaping the way Web3 operates in the future.
$FORM

Coin GUN with me brings a very different color compared to most tokens in the market. It doesn't try to tell the DeFi story or complex infrastructure, but goes straight into a very clear niche: gaming and user experience. GUN creates the feeling of a project born from gamers, understanding what gamers need more than just thinking about tokenomics.

What I find interesting about GUN is the way they prioritize gameplay over token price. The token is just a tool to connect players, items, and the economy in the game, not the ultimate goal. When playing, users feel the seamlessness, not overly "crypto-ified" that breaks the experience.

For me, GUN is like a serious test for GameFi: if the game is good enough, and the community is real enough, then the token will inherently have value. This is the kind of project that needs time, not for those who are just looking for short-term waves.
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APRO for me is a type of project that, the more you use it, the more you feel the "clarity". It does not try to turn DeFi into something flashy, but focuses on solving a very practical question: how to make capital yield while users can still sleep well. Right from the product design, APRO gives a feeling of neatness, low pressure, and does not force you to understand too deeply about the technology.

What I appreciate about APRO is how they handle risk. The returns are not portrayed too beautifully, but they are grounded and easy to track. When I deposit assets into APRO, I feel like my money is being operated within a disciplined system, not chasing short-term waves or market emotions.

For me, APRO represents a more mature DeFi—where profits come from persistence, not from promises that sound good.
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#APRO @APRO Oracle

Falcon Finance for me is the type of project that inspires trust not because of eloquent speech, but because of the way they don't speak too much. In a DeFi market full of promising high returns and underlying risks, Falcon chooses a rather "counter-current" path: prioritizing capital preservation, risk management, and operational transparency.

What I clearly see in Falcon is traditional financial thinking skillfully integrated into Web3. Every mechanism has a reason, yields are not exaggerated, and users always understand where their assets are and what they are doing. The feeling when using Falcon is like handing money to a disciplined system that does not chase market emotions.

For me, Falcon Finance is not for those looking for quick returns, but suitable for those who see crypto as a long journey, where stability and trust are more important than short-term numbers.
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#FalconFinance @Falcon Finance

Kite with me evokes a feeling of a project made for those who have ever felt "tired" with DeFi. Not trying to overwhelm with dense features or a complicated interface, Kite chooses a very gentle approach: everything is sufficient, clear enough, and safe enough for users not to feel stressed every time they interact.

What I like about Kite is its moderation. This project does not promise too much, but what they offer has reasons and is neatly organized. When using it, you feel like you are in control of the cash flow, not chasing after it. This is a rare feeling in a market often dominated by emotions.

For me, Kite is like a necessary pause in crypto — a place where you can temporarily step away from the noise and focus on managing assets more mindfully.
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#KITE @KITE AI

Lorenzo Protocol to me feels like a project born from real experience, not from presentation slides. Looking at how Lorenzo approaches staking and liquidity, I have the feeling that the team behind it understands very well the frustrations of DeFi users: locked assets, missed opportunities, and risks always looming overhead.

What catches my attention is that Lorenzo does not try to 'reinvent the wheel'. They choose to refine what already exists, making staking more flexible so that capital does not remain idle but continues to move within the ecosystem. Everything is designed in a pragmatic way, less flashy but with depth.

For me, Lorenzo Protocol represents the kind of DeFi of the mature stage: no need for noise to prove its importance, because its value lies in quietly helping on-chain cash flow operate more effectively and sustainably every day.
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#LorenzoProtocol @Lorenzo Protocol

#TrumpTariffs

On December 16, the Director of the National Economic Council, Hassett, was interviewed by CNBC. He discussed the Federal Reserve and suggested that Trump believes interest rates could be lowered further, and that there is still plenty of room to cut rates. He stated that achieving 3% growth and 1% inflation is entirely feasible.
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#FOMCWatch

on December 16, when Bitcoin dropped about 30% from its all-time high of $126,200 and hovered near the important support level of $85,000, Chain data showed that mid-sized investors and some institutional funds were accelerating their Bitcoin accumulation process.

According to Glassnode data, "shark addresses" holding between 100 and 1,000 BTC increased their holdings to around 54,000 BTC over the past week, raising the total holdings from about 3.521 million to 3.575 million BTC. This is the fastest increase in buying since 2012, indicating a "buy the dip" behavior for BTC at low levels despite the strong rebound adjustment.
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#WriteToEarnUpgrade

On December 16, according to analyst on-Chain Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa), a whale investor bet on ETH withdrew 21,850.15 ETH (approximately 70.6 million USD) from the trading platform between December 5 and December 15, with an average withdrawal price of 3,231 USD, resulting in a market loss of 6.246 million USD. The most recent withdrawal was 2,000 ETH, made 6 hours earlier.

Currently, the ETH of this account is stored in 5 wallets, and one address is in a long-term mode cyclically, staking 18,706.9 ETH to borrow 31.34 million USDT, with an account health level of 1.41.
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Coin FIS to me is a project with quite a technical nature, not catering to the tastes of the majority but having its own place. Stafi (FIS) focuses on the liquidity staking problem — an issue that may sound dry, but is very important for those looking to optimize capital efficiency without sacrificing flexibility.

What I appreciate about FIS is the mindset of liberating assets that are being "locked". Instead of letting tokens sit idle in staking, Stafi allows users to continue using them in DeFi, creating an additional layer of value. This approach is not overly flashy, but truly reflects the capital optimization spirit of Web3.

For me, FIS is like a tool for those who understand what they are doing in crypto. It is not intended for the masses chasing short-term trends, but is more suitable for those who care about long-term effectiveness and sustainable on-chain financial structures.
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Coin MOVE with me brings the feeling of a new narrative but is not superficial. It represents the trend of taking the Move language out of the experimental phase, turning it into a true foundation for blockchains that emphasize security and performance. MOVE does not aim to compete with hype, but with a fairly clear building philosophy.

What I find interesting about MOVE is how they prioritize safety over speed. In a market where smart contract failures occur frequently, Move and the surrounding ecosystem give the impression of being "designed to avoid mistakes." That is a value that is hard to see immediately but is very valuable in the long run.

For me, MOVE is like a project for the next cycle — when the market is less noisy, and people start to pay more attention to the foundations rather than the get-rich-quick stories.
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APRO to me represents a DeFi project that doesn't need to say much but still conveys a feeling of being 'made for the users'. APRO does not complicate everything with a series of confusing strategies. Instead, they choose to aggregate the risks, calculate, and optimize behind the scenes, so users only need a neat and easily manageable experience.

What I like about APRO is its calmness. The yield is not overly flashy, but it is logical and sustainable. When using it, you feel that the capital flow is being operated by a disciplined system, not swayed by market emotions. This is what creates long-term trust, not short-term excitement.

To me, APRO represents a more mature DeFi — where profits come from understanding and managing risks, not from flashy promises.
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#APRO @APRO Oracle

Falcon Finance with me brings the image of a rather "mature" DeFi project in thinking, although not noisy in the market. Falcon does not try to convince users with huge yields or attractive promises. Instead, they focus on capital preservation and operating cash flow in a disciplined manner — something that DeFi often lacks.

What I appreciate about Falcon Finance is the transparency in product design. You can see the logic behind each mechanism, understand why the profits are at that level and how the risks are controlled. Using Falcon feels like sending assets to a well-calculated system, not chasing market emotions.

For me, Falcon Finance is suitable for those who see crypto as a long-term journey, where sustainability is more important than short-term spikes.
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#FalconFinance @Falcon Finance

Kite with me is like a DeFi project built with moderation. Not trying to impress with complex terminology or exaggerated promises, Kite chooses a very 'down-to-earth' approach: how to make users feel comfortable and secure when interacting with their assets. From the very first experience, everything is tidy, easy to understand, and does not create pressure to 'understand deeply' before feeling confident to use it.

What I like about Kite is the balance. It is simple enough that newcomers are not overwhelmed, but also tight enough for those familiar with DeFi to feel secure. Behind the lightweight interface is a system designed with quite a bit of discipline, showing that the team is not working superficially.

To me, Kite is like a kite flown in the right wind: not flying too high to lose control, but stable enough to go the long distance in a market that is very easily unbalanced.
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#KITE @KITE AI

Lorenzo Protocol gives me the feeling of a DeFi project built by people who understand better what 'on-chain cash flow needs' rather than what the market likes to hear. Instead of chasing noisy narratives, Lorenzo chooses to delve into a rather challenging but necessary layer of infrastructure: optimizing staking and liquidity in a flexible, efficient, and risk-controlled manner.

What I appreciate about Lorenzo is the clarity in product thinking. They do not turn staking into a maze of terminology, but intentionally keep everything simple on the surface, while the complexity is handled behind the scenes. Users just need to understand one thing: assets are not 'frozen', but can still continue to create value.

To me, Lorenzo Protocol is like a quietly important link in the new generation of DeFi — where performance, flexibility, and peace of mind no longer oppose each other, but are integrated into a very sober design.
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#LorenzoProtocol @Lorenzo Protocol

#FOMCWatch

directing Jinshi, Governor of the Federal Reserve System, Milan stated that he is likely to continue holding his position on the board after his term ends at the end of January, until a new governor is confirmed to fill the vacant position. The plan for Milan to continue in office comes amid Trump considering candidates to succeed Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, who will resign in May. Milan indicated that whether he continues to oppose future interest rate decisions will depend on the subsequent policy actions of officials.
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#BinanceABCs

Starting with crypto, in my opinion, you shouldn't begin by asking "which coin to buy," but rather by understanding what kind of environment you are entering. Crypto is not a casino, but it's also not a bank. It rewards the patient and punishes the hasty. Therefore, the first tip is to go slow. Slow to read, to observe, to understand why the market fluctuates.

The second tip is to keep your money before thinking about profits. Don't go all-in, don't borrow, and don't let emotions guide you. A small but surviving capital will be more valuable than a big hit followed by leaving the game. Third, learn to protect yourself: personal wallets, seed phrases, and the habit of checking information are mandatory.

Finally, remember that crypto is a marathon. Those who survive long enough will have the chance to win.

#BTCVSGOLD

The US labor market has recently continued to cool down, with the unemployment rate rising to 4.4%. Weak hiring and an increasing number of layoffs have created a "low hiring, low layoffs" stagnation. Some economists have warned that if jobs in core industries continue to decline, the labor market may face significant downward pressure by 2026. The Federal Reserve has also acknowledged significant downside risks to the job market. Despite differing opinions on the "consequences of a soft landing" and the possibility of an economic recession, macroeconomic instability has become a common observation.
In the crypto market, BTC has recently entered an accumulation phase, with selling pressure concentrated around levels of 90,144, 91,000, and 91,300, indicating that selling pressure and leverage risk remain high in any recovery. The important support level is at 87,500; if the price falls below this level, it may trigger a new forced deleveraging event. Short-term price movements are likely to remain sideways, awaiting clearer guidance from macroeconomic data and liquidity trends.
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