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The other day, I released the remaining portion of the fourth airdrop. I initially thought we'd see a massive sell-off and a sharp price drop, but surprisingly, the market absorbed the sell pressure really well. The price barely dipped and quickly bounced back, stabilizing in the current range.

Compared to many projects that crash as soon as they unlock, Aster has shown some resilience this time. The coin price is still below CZ's entry point of 0.94, so let's hope for a big move!

What to do if you haven't made any gains in the crypto space?

If you're still looking to flip your situation with MEME coins, there's really only one path: wait for the main wave of the Bitcoin bull market. Every time that main wave approaches its peak, there’s usually a massive rally.

In the 2021 bull run, it was altcoins; this time, it's all about MEME. It’s only during these moments that retail traders can actually rake in serious profits, and that's how those big players who lead the trades become legends.

At other times and in different market conditions, the chances of losing are significantly higher. So, if you need to take a break, then it's best to just chill for now.

The recent market has been super dull, hoping for a big pump in May for $BTC, $BNB, and $KAS to spice things up on-chain, and whatever you buy in the secondary market just moons.

Now, let's get real: the market is still stagnant, with many folks bearish, predicting drops to fifty grand, thirty grand, or even ten grand. I won't dive into that too much, but I'm seeing a target of one hundred fifty grand. The altcoin scene is pretty limited right now, volatility has shrunk a lot, so if you're gonna play, you need to chase the bigger movers or just stick to trading stocks and Bitcoin.

On-chain, Solana has a bit more action, but it can drop to zero pretty fast. Vitalik has been actively participating in some liquidity shifts lately, selling an Asteroid project on ETH, which sent that coin soaring a few times over. Of course, other communities might interpret this as him not being bullish since he sold.

Back in 2021, it was Ethereum riding the DeFi wave to the moon, with the tech narrative running wild; any coin could 100x.

Fast forward to 2024-2025, and it’s SOL and BNB that are lifting the Meme game, creating wealth like there's no tomorrow. Ironically, Ethereum, which has always been shouting about 'technology changing the world', didn't manage to break new highs in this bull run.

Some might say Ethereum's moat is still intact. But the reality is, while other chains are snatching up trends, riding the emotions, and cashing in on human psychology, it's still there, slowly grinding away at the tech.

Bull markets have never been about rewarding those who cling to ideals; they reward those who can create hype and ignite emotions in the space. Ethereum's tech edge has already been outpaced by the efficiency, cost, and narratives of newer chains.
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Check out how the next bull run will play out, look at $BinanceLife and $PEOPLE for this round.

Both of them are hot meme coins that popped up during the bear market, and they'll get pumped and traded in the next bull run too.

Wait for them to drop 80% from their highs before entering the game; making a few x's is a no-brainer.

In the next decade, there are four major trends. How many do you think will actually pan out?

First, autonomous driving could become the ultimate solution for traffic jams, air pollution, and accidents. They say that in the next year or two, the tech might catch up to seasoned drivers.

Second, humanoid robots could explode in popularity within ten years, taking on dangerous and repetitive tasks, even stepping into homes to care for the elderly.

Third, life sciences are expected to see breakthrough advancements, with AI aiding in drug development. Who knows, in a decade we might actually conquer terminal illnesses like cancer and ALS, potentially allowing people to live up to 120 years.

Fourth, green energy combined with storage solutions will create a new power system, with solid-state batteries becoming mainstream, and possibly even ushering in electric planes, completely changing travel as we know it. What do you think, are these ideas legit?

Now there are folks thinking about forking Bitcoin again, trying to redistribute Satoshi’s 1.1 million BTC through a hard fork. To put it bluntly, they just want to launch a new coin and rip off the retail investors, but can't come up with a decent story or a standout feature, so they’re riding on Bitcoin’s coattails to grab attention.

If you look back at history, you’ll see: BCH, BSV, BTG, BCD... back in the day, they all claimed to be faster, better, and cheaper. And what happened? Except for BCH, which is barely hanging on, the rest of these forked coins have pretty much followed the classic path of "ripping off retail investors – then running away". They’re long gone now.

History has repeatedly proven that trying to fork Bitcoin and use "Satoshi's coins" as a tired old gimmick to rip off retail investors just doesn’t work. If you want to launch a new coin, fine, but don’t use Satoshi as a cover—it's disrespectful to the spirit of Bitcoin and won't fool anyone who knows the game. In the end, it’ll just leave you with a heap of jokes.

Right now, the Dogecoin market is totally riding on Elon Musk's coattails. If the second saint doesn't come out and say something soon, BSC is really gonna tank!\n\nLast night, Musk was shilling $SCAM like crazy, pumping it to over ten million in market cap in just one night. Not to mention, with that SOL chain dropping a hot project, it's definitely left a lot of retail traders dazed. Old Elon is like flipping cards now—today he's all about ETH, tomorrow it's SOL, flipping between the two chains, and as a result, BSC has become the biggest victim. Nobody's watching the charts, and there's not even a leader in sight.\n\nIf the second saint doesn't step up soon, liquidity is really gonna get drained!

The stocks that crypto folks in the US know about, experiencing those massive, massive, massive gains, are continuing to break new highs, storing this wild knowledge.

1. $BTC It hasn't followed tech stocks but has dipped alongside the index, truly a legendary move;

2. $ETH Yesterday it was hyped as a solid asset, but it just tanked with Bitcoin;

3. $SOL Go ahead and donate, Ethereum won't donate, but Solana's got the funds to spare.

$PRL got a boost from the news out of Korea, spiked up and then pulled back, but with a volume of 118 million, it shows the funds are still in play.

Right now, it looks like there’s some support around the 0.242 mark; as long as we hold the 0.21 range, we could see another push towards 0.269 and 0.32.

This price action is just part of a normal shakeout, and the project's AI data validation logic remains unchanged.

Don't apply the logic of $RAVE to every coin, like $KAT , it's totally not that case:

$KAT hit the spot market on Upbit in March and had a super high short ratio before the pump. A lot of traders were holding spot while also going short, creating a short squeeze in the short term, plus the hot money following the trend, making the spot tokens really scattered.

In this scenario, the whales can't afford to drag things out at high levels for too long because the cost of controlling the spot is too high. They prefer to pump it quickly and then dip, which is why $KAT shot up and then left in a hurry, without a decent second wave.

Remember: each coin has different token structures, exchange backgrounds, and short distributions. Don’t just look at the price increase. Analyze from a framework perspective—exchanges, token distribution, short pressure, and control costs—to avoid pitfalls and see the real intentions of the big players.

$SUI The Scallop ecosystem had a minor exploit, losing 150,000 SUI, but user funds are safe, and the team has fully compensated everyone, handling it pretty smoothly.

There’s also plenty of good news: the USDsui stablecoin is officially launched, there’s a Sui Live event on May 7th, and CME is planning to launch SUI futures in May. In the short term, the price action is leaning weak due to the unlock and this incident, with some resistance on the 4-hour chart.

For trading, you could consider a light long position at the support level of 0.91 to catch a bounce; if it breaks that, cut losses. Keep an eye on next week's $40 million unlock selling pressure, and trade with a light position and stop-loss in line with the overall market trend.

This wave of collective short selling is about to hit the ceiling. Lately, looking at the altcoin and mainstream contract data, it's clear that the long-short ratio has dropped to rock bottom. Just a slight pump, and the funding rate plummets. Market sentiment is weak, and the bearish mood is overflowing.

Too many shorts isn't a good thing either, especially now that control isn't so centralized. Pumping and maintaining price is costly, and most whales can only ride the wave for a short time; sustaining a rally is tough. The market has become numb to this short squeeze tactic.

More importantly, everyone can read the contract data now, even using AI for analysis and self-custody of positions. This old harvesting method is losing its effectiveness. Information is becoming increasingly transparent, retail traders are reacting faster, and the space for squeezing them out with piled-up bearish sentiment is getting very tight. $BTC

The Ethereum Foundation suddenly unstaked $48.1 million worth of ETH after barely a month of staking.

Are they looking to short it, or do they have something else up their sleeve? This move is really hard to read. $ETH

This market has reached a point where even the gainers list is unsustainable, it's all just xjb up and down, resembling someone drowning and calling for help.

1. $BTC is still holding strong, oscillating around 78000; even though it can't keep up with the US stocks, it's still impressive that it hasn't tanked.

2. $ETH has consistently managed to keep up with Bitcoin’s gains;

3. $SOL is quite interesting during major DeFi events; the ETH foundation is selling tokens while the SOL foundation is donating, but they’re staying still;

4. $Aave has announced the establishment of a recovery fund to push for full asset-backed recovery of rsETH;

In these volatile markets, it's often the retail traders that end up losing the most!

When some altcoin suddenly pumps a few dozen points, a bunch of folks rush in to FOMO and chase the top without even a stop-loss, holding on for dear life. They talk a big game about going against the whales, but in reality, they're just feeding the market makers.

Sure, if you're lucky and have a hefty margin, you might survive a few spikes, but most end up getting liquidated in the end.

The ruthless part of these markets is that they specifically target those who think they've figured out the trend.