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Earned some ice-cream money at the Binance Plaza yesterday, heh heh!~

Korean investors have never borrowed such a huge amount to buy stocks: South Korea’s margin trading and short-selling (securities financing and margin trading) scale has surged to about $26 billion, a record high, and has doubled since the beginning of 2025. However, the ratio of margin trading and short-selling to South Korea’s free-float shares (the portion of market value available for public trading) has fallen to about 0.8%, the lowest level since the COVID-19 trough in 2020. This is because the growth rate of market value has far outpaced the growth rate of leverage. Meanwhile, during the recent market pullback, the daily forced liquidation rate jumped to 4–5% of the outstanding margin trading and short-selling balance, far above the roughly 1% level seen in normal conditions. This means that, as borrowers are unable to meet margin call requirements for additional collateral, brokers are forced to liquidate 4%–5% of their margin trading positions within a single day. Record-high leverage has intensified volatility in the South Korean market.

The U.S. invested $2,000,000,000 in these 9 quantum companies: 1. International Business Machines (IBM) 2. GlobalFoundries (GFS) 3. D-Wave Quantum (QBTS) 4. Rigetti Computing (RGTI) 5. Honeywell International (HON) 6. Quantinuum (QNT) Can quantum computing withstand market volatility and shake U.S. stocks?

Ethereum, if it doesn’t live forever, he can’t stand it

This is not Bitcoin, Ethereum, or even some trash coin. It’s Oracle, Oracle.

Latest news: Citi has raised its target price for Sandisk (SNDK) from $2,025 to $2,500.

Rationale for the upgrade: The company will benefit from a better pricing environment, as well as sustained strong demand for data centers driven by AI.

Nearly 50,000 BTC were transferred to exchanges while holders were in losses. Meanwhile, the stress level among short-term BTC holders has risen to a two-year high. The market is worried that BTC may face another round of large-scale panic selling, pushing it down toward new lows.

Every day, people train the four most essential foundational ways of thinking behind Web3

Explain it in a more everyday, straightforward way:

① Everything can be turned into a tradable asset

No matter whether it’s an old phone, limited-edition blind boxes, signed photos, or even a string of account passwords—so long as someone wants it, can put a price on it, and can complete a deal, it becomes an asset.

For Web3 RWA (tokenizing real-world assets), Xianyu already made everyone comfortable with this: things don’t have to be new or official. As long as they’re “identifiable + in demand,” they can be priced and circulate.

② Real value doesn’t depend on whether you have it—it depends on whether you can sell it

Stockpile as many limited items, trendy collectibles, or virtual goods as you want; if nobody will take them, they’re just worthless paper.

The daily bargaining, listings that don’t sell (no buyers), and flash sales on Xianyu are all training liquidity thinking: value ultimately has to be proven through completed transactions—not kept alive in a feeling of “having it.”

③ Prices aren’t set by the “boss”—they’re created collectively by belief

For the same item, Tmall might list it at 1,980, while on Xianyu it could go for 2,800—or no one buys it at 300.

Why? Because a group of people, at a certain point in time, collectively decides it’s worth that price.

This is exactly the same logic as Memecoins, NFT floor prices, and community tokens: consensus gives you pricing power.

④ After you sell, it truly belongs to the buyer—not the platform

Traditional platforms (Taobao, Douyin, Xiaohongshu): when you buy something, build your fan base, and grow your account, the platform can limit traffic, ban you, or change the rules at any time—ownership is always “rented.”

Xianyu is still centralized, but once the transaction is complete, ownership of the item clearly transfers to the buyer. Web3 goes one step further: on-chain assets are controlled by your private keys—only then are they truly “yours.”

The Xianyu you use every day was already helping you preview Web3.

In 2003, a strange story began circulating on Wall Street.

A man named Andrew Carlson put in 800 U.S. dollars and, in just two weeks, turned it into $350 million.

The most outrageous part is that—he made 126 trades, 126 trades, and all of them were successful.

The FBI asked him whether he was trading on inside information.

He said no.

He said, “I’m from the year 2256.”

Ma Ji Big Brother sells BAYC to rescue an ETH long position, and on-chain data is exposed

According to on-chain data, Taiwan’s well-known investor Ma Ji Big Brother has recently sold 1 BAYC to add collateral in order to prevent his ETH long position from being liquidated, while continuing to increase his ETH long exposure.

Key data:
- Historical cumulative losses of approximately US$33.85 million
- Sold 1 BAYC in exchange for about 10 ETH
- Use of funds: adding collateral + buying more ETH on dips

Ma Ji Big Brother posted and urged: “We’re going to need more Tom.” The market generally believes that “Tom” refers to Tom Lee, who is long-term bullish on the crypto market, with hopes that the market will see a strong rebound.

Takeaway: In a high-leverage environment, even whales must continuously adjust their asset allocation to maintain their positions. The “shifting of assets” between NFT blue chips and contract long positions is becoming a typical playbook in a bear market.

Bitmine (stock ticker BMNR), the custodian company, was officially added to the Russell 1000 index today.

Founded by Tom Lee, the company positions itself as the world’s largest Ethereum custodian. The Nasdaq listing is seen as an important milestone, and market observers expect it to attract institutional capital inflows, further strengthening ETH’s position in TradFi asset allocation.

Polymarket hit by phishing attack: 11 user wallets lost about $3.1 million PUSD

The prediction market platform Polymarket has reportedly suffered a phishing attack. According to blockchain intelligence firm AMLBotHQ, 11 user wallets were compromised, resulting in losses of about $3.1 million in PUSD tokens.

Funds flow: The stolen funds were quickly transferred from the Polygon network to the Ethereum network.

Platform response: Polymarket has pledged to fully reimburse affected users and cover the losses caused by this hack.

Another reminder: Do not click authorization links from unknown sources. Regularly check the authorization status of your wallet, and for large assets, consider using a hardware wallet for isolated storage.

Community Buzz: The “Black Hole Rotation” Theory Between Satoshi, BTC, and ZEC

Recently, a set of bold speculations circulating in the crypto community has the following core points:

1. Satoshi may have “given up” on BTC and instead helped the ZEC developers advance their project.
2. The Winklevoss brothers likely know Satoshi’s real identity—after all, no one would dump more than $50 million into a “magic internet token” priced at just $10 without knowing the background of the founder.
3. Going even further, they may also be aware of a long-term plan for a “BTC → ZEC black hole rotation.”

All of the above is community speculation and has not been officially confirmed, but it reflects the market’s intense attention to the privacy-coin space and shifts in BTC narratives.

What do you think? Is there really some hidden connection between BTC and ZEC?

The world’s top 10 stock markets currently total US$27.32 trillion in value, down by US$2.1 trillion from last week’s level of US$29.43 trillion.

[Weekly Market Snapshot] Since “Liberation Day,” mega-cap technology stocks have suffered the worst single-week performance, with the Nasdaq coming under significant pressure.

Key logic: Within the AI ecosystem, fragmentation is intensifying—price action in smaller segments such as chips and software has diverged sharply; at the same time, AI trading logic is spreading beyond the ecosystem, leading to faster capital rotation. By contrast, the Dow Jones index and small-cap stocks have outperformed the broader market, indicating a clear shift in market style.

Commodities and the bond market are moving in tandem:
- Gold’s technical picture shows a “death cross,” and near-term momentum has weakened
- Oil prices have plunged, easing some inflation concerns
- U.S. Treasury yields have fallen in sync, and bonds are being favored

Overall signal: Stocks and hard assets are moving in the same direction; combined with declining yields, the market is turning to a risk-avoidance mode in the short term. If technology stocks continue to weaken, capital may further flow out of cyclical assets; a breakdown in gold could also spur warmer demand for defensive positioning.

Near-term focus: Whether the ongoing fragmentation within the AI sector persists, whether U.S. Treasury yields can stabilize, and the state of technical repair after the “death cross” in gold.

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Many people don’t know that Binance actually doesn’t require a proxy.
You definitely need to test the domain rules on Little Rocket.

Set it to direct connection—whether it’s the Square or trading, it runs super smoothly!~