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已经被套中
$KITE
Technical Analysis of K-Line
KITE is currently in a downtrend after a high-level fluctuation, and is testing key support.
Current price: $0.0786, 24-hour decline -6.87%.
Downtrend: The price has continued to decrease from the high of 0.0944 in early December.
Moving Average Pressure: The price is currently below MA(15) 0.0797 and MA(100) 0.0853. Both moving averages are forming pressure above the price, with bearish trends dominating.
Key Support:
Recent Support: 0.0770 (low on December 9).
Historical Support: 0.0612 (historical low price).
Key Resistance: 0.0797 (MA15) and 0.0853 (MA100). A significant volume must stabilize above MA100 to alleviate the downtrend.
Order Book: Sell orders (58.36%) are significantly higher than buy orders (41.64%). Market selling pressure still prevails.
Technical Analysis of K-Line
KITE is currently in a downtrend after a high-level fluctuation, and is testing key support.
Current price: $0.0786, 24-hour decline -6.87%.
Downtrend: The price has continued to decrease from the high of 0.0944 in early December.
Moving Average Pressure: The price is currently below MA(15) 0.0797 and MA(100) 0.0853. Both moving averages are forming pressure above the price, with bearish trends dominating.
Key Support:
Recent Support: 0.0770 (low on December 9).
Historical Support: 0.0612 (historical low price).
Key Resistance: 0.0797 (MA15) and 0.0853 (MA100). A significant volume must stabilize above MA100 to alleviate the downtrend.
Order Book: Sell orders (58.36%) are significantly higher than buy orders (41.64%). Market selling pressure still prevails.
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总结得很好
Newcomers entering the cryptocurrency market should pay attention to the following points
1. Eat the middle part of the fish, leave the head and tail to others.
2. Trading coins without stop loss will absolutely result in huge losses.
3. Beginners look at price, experienced traders look at volume, and experts look at trends.
4. Buy familiar coins, avoid hardship, buy at the bottom, remain unmoved like a mountain.
5. Buying relies on confidence, holding relies on patience, and selling relies on determination.
6. Opportunities arise from declines; cash is king.
The mindset of trading coins is first, strategy second, and technology can only be third.
8. The market usually arises in despair, develops in hesitation, and ends in madness.
9. Greed is the rag that wipes out profits; greed and fear are the two major taboos in investing.
10. If long-term is gold and short-term is silver, then swing trading is diamond.
2. Trading coins without stop loss will absolutely result in huge losses.
3. Beginners look at price, experienced traders look at volume, and experts look at trends.
4. Buy familiar coins, avoid hardship, buy at the bottom, remain unmoved like a mountain.
5. Buying relies on confidence, holding relies on patience, and selling relies on determination.
6. Opportunities arise from declines; cash is king.
The mindset of trading coins is first, strategy second, and technology can only be third.
8. The market usually arises in despair, develops in hesitation, and ends in madness.
9. Greed is the rag that wipes out profits; greed and fear are the two major taboos in investing.
10. If long-term is gold and short-term is silver, then swing trading is diamond.
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已经拥有
$KITE
Core Fundamentals Interpretation
KITE is the token of Kite, and the project is positioned as a blockchain for AI payments.
Project Track: It belongs to the currently highly popular AI sector, combining blockchain payment functions, with concepts that have speculative potential.
Market Capitalization: The current market cap is approximately $142 million. It is classified as a mid to low market cap coin (ranked No.182), with relatively strong price volatility, but liquidity is slightly better than very small market cap coins.
Token Economics: The maximum supply and total supply are both 10 billion KITE. The current circulating quantity is 1.8 billion KITE. The circulation rate is only 18%, and a large number of tokens are still waiting to be unlocked in the future, constituting a long-term potential dilution selling pressure.
Historical Review: The current price of 0.0786 is approximately 43% lower than the historical high of 0.1387 (2025-11-03).
Chip Concentration: The on-site holding concentration is 7.59. It belongs to a moderately high level, and large holders have a certain influence on the price.
Core Fundamentals Interpretation
KITE is the token of Kite, and the project is positioned as a blockchain for AI payments.
Project Track: It belongs to the currently highly popular AI sector, combining blockchain payment functions, with concepts that have speculative potential.
Market Capitalization: The current market cap is approximately $142 million. It is classified as a mid to low market cap coin (ranked No.182), with relatively strong price volatility, but liquidity is slightly better than very small market cap coins.
Token Economics: The maximum supply and total supply are both 10 billion KITE. The current circulating quantity is 1.8 billion KITE. The circulation rate is only 18%, and a large number of tokens are still waiting to be unlocked in the future, constituting a long-term potential dilution selling pressure.
Historical Review: The current price of 0.0786 is approximately 43% lower than the historical high of 0.1387 (2025-11-03).
Chip Concentration: The on-site holding concentration is 7.59. It belongs to a moderately high level, and large holders have a certain influence on the price.
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好消息了
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In just a few days
The world's largest exchange Binance, along with the largest and second largest stablecoin issuers Tether and Circle, have announced that they have obtained regulatory approval from ADGM.
The real clown now should be the Hong Kong government, which was the first to shout slogans but dares not take any action or make any progress.
In the first 11 months of this year, the US government demonstrated what it means to establish a global cryptocurrency financial center; in the last month of this year, the UAE will demonstrate what it means to establish an Asian cryptocurrency financial center.
Perhaps in a few months, the Hong Kong government will only be able to establish a cryptocurrency financial center at Hong Kong Island + Kowloon Peninsula + Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, without even including the Nanshan District of Shenzhen.
#BNB is severely underestimated.
The world's largest exchange Binance, along with the largest and second largest stablecoin issuers Tether and Circle, have announced that they have obtained regulatory approval from ADGM.
The real clown now should be the Hong Kong government, which was the first to shout slogans but dares not take any action or make any progress.
In the first 11 months of this year, the US government demonstrated what it means to establish a global cryptocurrency financial center; in the last month of this year, the UAE will demonstrate what it means to establish an Asian cryptocurrency financial center.
Perhaps in a few months, the Hong Kong government will only be able to establish a cryptocurrency financial center at Hong Kong Island + Kowloon Peninsula + Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, without even including the Nanshan District of Shenzhen.
#BNB is severely underestimated.
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Hungary News
On December 9, Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjártó stated in Moscow that regardless of how others pressure, Hungary will not sever its economic and energy cooperation with Russia.
This statement left many puzzled; the EU has been calling for years to distance itself from Russia, with various sanctions coming one after another. As an EU member state, why is Hungary going in the opposite direction?
First, it is essential to understand a key issue: Hungary's dependence on Russian energy is not something that can be easily severed.
In 2024, Hungary will import 74% of its natural gas and 86% of its oil from Russia; 70-80% of the gas used for heating and the fuel for cars comes from Russia.
More critically, Hungary's largest state-owned oil company designed its refineries specifically to process Russian blend crude oil, with a maximum of only 35% other crude oil. If Hungary wants to fully convert to equipment that can handle non-Russian crude oil, it would cost several hundred million dollars and take several years.
This is akin to a gas stove at home that can only use natural gas; if you want to switch to liquefied gas, you not only need to replace the stove but also have to lay new pipelines, which is both costly and time-consuming, and cannot be achieved in the short term.
Moreover, the energy prices that Russia provides to Hungary are genuinely favorable. As early as 2014, Orbán personally went to Russia and signed a 20-year natural gas supply contract with Putin, with prices 30% lower than international market rates.
Take the EU's energy sanctions in 2022 as an example: during that period, Germany's natural gas prices soared to 1.2 euros per cubic meter, while France and Italy also exceeded 0.9 euros. Citizens had to be frugal to keep warm, and factories were shutting down and laying off workers due to high energy costs.
But Hungary? Thanks to long-term contracts, residential gas prices were firmly locked at 0.3 euros, two percentage points lower than before the sanctions. Factories not only remained operational but also attracted several automotive parts companies due to stable energy supplies, resulting in a 22% increase in manufacturing investment in 2023. With one side facing tough living conditions and economic downturns, and the other enjoying stable prices and employment, who wouldn't choose the latter?
In addition to energy, Hungary also relies on Russia for economic cooperation. Russia is an important trade partner for Hungary, especially in military and agricultural machinery, with Hungarian companies earning billions of euros from Russia every year.
Take Hungary's Wizz Air, which specializes in producing trucks and engines for Russia; if cooperation is severed, the company could face severe difficulties, jeopardizing the livelihoods of tens of thousands of workers.
In agriculture, Hungary exports large quantities of wheat and wine to Russia; if it loses this market due to sanctions, these products would either rot in the fields or have to be sold cheaply to other European countries, causing farmers to be furious.
Orbán said it very plainly: "Sanctioning Russia? First, ask whether Hungary's factories and farmers agree!" While this statement is straightforward, it is entirely factual.
Regarding electricity supply, Hungary's only nuclear power plant, the Paks Nuclear Power Plant, provides 40% of the country's electricity, relying on technology and uranium fuel from Russia. The ongoing expansion project has also received a loan of 10 billion euros from Russia. If cooperation with Russia ends, the nuclear power plant cannot operate normally; not to mention factory production, even the daily electricity supply for citizens would become problematic.
The International Monetary Fund has long calculated that if Hungary truly cuts off gas supplies from Russia, its GDP would decline by more than 4%. For a small country, this would be a disaster.
Some may wonder whether the EU would help Hungary find alternative energy sources? The answer is actually no. The EU only knows how to chant slogans for sanctions and has not provided reliable alternatives for Hungary and other energy-dependent countries. Being a landlocked country without ports, importing liquefied natural gas from other regions involves high transportation costs and the need to build new reception facilities, which is another significant expense.
Orbán has not been idle; in recent years, he has led the construction of bi-directional gas pipelines connecting with seven neighboring countries and opened transportation channels through Turkey and Serbia to Hungary, all to bypass the EU's energy network and ensure stable gas supplies from Russia.
To circumvent EU financial sanctions, Hungary has also switched to using forints and rubles to settle gas payments, avoiding the EU financial system. In 2023, Hungary used this method to pay nearly 10 billion euros for gas.
Interestingly, Hungary also secured a "no-penalty card" from the United States. Orbán previously went to the White House to clarify the importance of Russian energy to Hungary, ultimately receiving an indefinite exemption from sanctions; as long as Trump is the president, Hungary's purchases of energy from Russia will not be sanctioned by the U.S.
With stable supplies from Russia, its transportation channels, and the U.S. exemption, Hungary has the confidence to stand firm against the EU. After all, the EU's sanction resolutions require the unanimous agreement of all member states to pass; Hungary holds a veto power, and if the EU tries to bypass it to impose sanctions, Orbán has stated he would sue the European Commission, claiming it is illegal.
Ultimately, all of Orbán's choices are based on the perspective of the Hungarian people. In his early years in power, he blindly followed the EU's directives, reducing agricultural subsidies to meet EU standards, only for the citizens to receive no benefits and losing the prime minister position in 2002.
Since then, he has understood that Western democratic slogans cannot fill empty stomachs, and praises from Brussels do not translate into votes. Only by putting the interests of Hungarians first can he secure his position.
Now, Orbán enjoys a support rate of 62% in Hungary, far surpassing the opposition, because citizens are genuinely benefiting from stable energy and stable employment.
Szijjártó's statement, rather than being seen as "rebellious," is more about being responsible to the nation and the people. In the context of great power competition, a small country's survival wisdom is never about blindly following trends but about steadfastly defending its own interests.
If the EU truly cares about its member states, instead of forcing Hungary to sever cooperation, it should think about how to resolve the practical difficulties faced by member states; otherwise, such "internal conflicts" will only increase.
On December 9, Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjártó stated in Moscow that regardless of how others pressure, Hungary will not sever its economic and energy cooperation with Russia.
This statement left many puzzled; the EU has been calling for years to distance itself from Russia, with various sanctions coming one after another. As an EU member state, why is Hungary going in the opposite direction?
First, it is essential to understand a key issue: Hungary's dependence on Russian energy is not something that can be easily severed.
In 2024, Hungary will import 74% of its natural gas and 86% of its oil from Russia; 70-80% of the gas used for heating and the fuel for cars comes from Russia.
More critically, Hungary's largest state-owned oil company designed its refineries specifically to process Russian blend crude oil, with a maximum of only 35% other crude oil. If Hungary wants to fully convert to equipment that can handle non-Russian crude oil, it would cost several hundred million dollars and take several years.
This is akin to a gas stove at home that can only use natural gas; if you want to switch to liquefied gas, you not only need to replace the stove but also have to lay new pipelines, which is both costly and time-consuming, and cannot be achieved in the short term.
Moreover, the energy prices that Russia provides to Hungary are genuinely favorable. As early as 2014, Orbán personally went to Russia and signed a 20-year natural gas supply contract with Putin, with prices 30% lower than international market rates.
Take the EU's energy sanctions in 2022 as an example: during that period, Germany's natural gas prices soared to 1.2 euros per cubic meter, while France and Italy also exceeded 0.9 euros. Citizens had to be frugal to keep warm, and factories were shutting down and laying off workers due to high energy costs.
But Hungary? Thanks to long-term contracts, residential gas prices were firmly locked at 0.3 euros, two percentage points lower than before the sanctions. Factories not only remained operational but also attracted several automotive parts companies due to stable energy supplies, resulting in a 22% increase in manufacturing investment in 2023. With one side facing tough living conditions and economic downturns, and the other enjoying stable prices and employment, who wouldn't choose the latter?
In addition to energy, Hungary also relies on Russia for economic cooperation. Russia is an important trade partner for Hungary, especially in military and agricultural machinery, with Hungarian companies earning billions of euros from Russia every year.
Take Hungary's Wizz Air, which specializes in producing trucks and engines for Russia; if cooperation is severed, the company could face severe difficulties, jeopardizing the livelihoods of tens of thousands of workers.
In agriculture, Hungary exports large quantities of wheat and wine to Russia; if it loses this market due to sanctions, these products would either rot in the fields or have to be sold cheaply to other European countries, causing farmers to be furious.
Orbán said it very plainly: "Sanctioning Russia? First, ask whether Hungary's factories and farmers agree!" While this statement is straightforward, it is entirely factual.
Regarding electricity supply, Hungary's only nuclear power plant, the Paks Nuclear Power Plant, provides 40% of the country's electricity, relying on technology and uranium fuel from Russia. The ongoing expansion project has also received a loan of 10 billion euros from Russia. If cooperation with Russia ends, the nuclear power plant cannot operate normally; not to mention factory production, even the daily electricity supply for citizens would become problematic.
The International Monetary Fund has long calculated that if Hungary truly cuts off gas supplies from Russia, its GDP would decline by more than 4%. For a small country, this would be a disaster.
Some may wonder whether the EU would help Hungary find alternative energy sources? The answer is actually no. The EU only knows how to chant slogans for sanctions and has not provided reliable alternatives for Hungary and other energy-dependent countries. Being a landlocked country without ports, importing liquefied natural gas from other regions involves high transportation costs and the need to build new reception facilities, which is another significant expense.
Orbán has not been idle; in recent years, he has led the construction of bi-directional gas pipelines connecting with seven neighboring countries and opened transportation channels through Turkey and Serbia to Hungary, all to bypass the EU's energy network and ensure stable gas supplies from Russia.
To circumvent EU financial sanctions, Hungary has also switched to using forints and rubles to settle gas payments, avoiding the EU financial system. In 2023, Hungary used this method to pay nearly 10 billion euros for gas.
Interestingly, Hungary also secured a "no-penalty card" from the United States. Orbán previously went to the White House to clarify the importance of Russian energy to Hungary, ultimately receiving an indefinite exemption from sanctions; as long as Trump is the president, Hungary's purchases of energy from Russia will not be sanctioned by the U.S.
With stable supplies from Russia, its transportation channels, and the U.S. exemption, Hungary has the confidence to stand firm against the EU. After all, the EU's sanction resolutions require the unanimous agreement of all member states to pass; Hungary holds a veto power, and if the EU tries to bypass it to impose sanctions, Orbán has stated he would sue the European Commission, claiming it is illegal.
Ultimately, all of Orbán's choices are based on the perspective of the Hungarian people. In his early years in power, he blindly followed the EU's directives, reducing agricultural subsidies to meet EU standards, only for the citizens to receive no benefits and losing the prime minister position in 2002.
Since then, he has understood that Western democratic slogans cannot fill empty stomachs, and praises from Brussels do not translate into votes. Only by putting the interests of Hungarians first can he secure his position.
Now, Orbán enjoys a support rate of 62% in Hungary, far surpassing the opposition, because citizens are genuinely benefiting from stable energy and stable employment.
Szijjártó's statement, rather than being seen as "rebellious," is more about being responsible to the nation and the people. In the context of great power competition, a small country's survival wisdom is never about blindly following trends but about steadfastly defending its own interests.
If the EU truly cares about its member states, instead of forcing Hungary to sever cooperation, it should think about how to resolve the practical difficulties faced by member states; otherwise, such "internal conflicts" will only increase.
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的确大利好！
BNB Sudden Major Positive News, 930 Pressure Level Tonight 'Life and Death Showdown', Quickly Check the Operational Secrets!
Family! Exclusive urgent news! BNB suddenly has a major positive development, but tonight's 930 pressure level has become a critical hurdle! I'm Qi He, and I just saw the news and this one-hour chart, so I can't focus on anything else. How BNB performs tonight may very well determine whether many friends make a profit or a loss this month, so I'll clearly explain my judgment and operational suggestions to everyone.
Let's first talk about the news front, which hides a big opportunity—don't just glance and overlook it. This morning, there was a piece of news that Sora released the 'first Agentic Oracle' on the BNB Chain and was designated as the payment layer solution for the BNB ecosystem. This is not just a simple technical upgrade; it's Binance officially 'arming up' its own BNB Chain! Moreover, the key point is that 95% of Sora's revenue is used to buy back its own tokens. What does this mean? It means the ecosystem is genuinely investing real money into value, and money will ultimately flow to valuable places. This news is definitely a major positive for the medium to long-term development of the BNB ecosystem, but just like taking tonic medicine, the effects won't show immediately. Tonight, we need to focus on the technical situation.
Let's first talk about the news front, which hides a big opportunity—don't just glance and overlook it. This morning, there was a piece of news that Sora released the 'first Agentic Oracle' on the BNB Chain and was designated as the payment layer solution for the BNB ecosystem. This is not just a simple technical upgrade; it's Binance officially 'arming up' its own BNB Chain! Moreover, the key point is that 95% of Sora's revenue is used to buy back its own tokens. What does this mean? It means the ecosystem is genuinely investing real money into value, and money will ultimately flow to valuable places. This news is definitely a major positive for the medium to long-term development of the BNB ecosystem, but just like taking tonic medicine, the effects won't show immediately. Tonight, we need to focus on the technical situation.
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有空尝试一下
Spot trading feast, reward XPL, trade 505U as required and sell immediately. BNB, CAKE, LINK, ASTER, XPL, trading pairs against USDT or USDC are all acceptable.
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这么乐观？
#势不可挡的币安社区 I believe BNB will reach 50,000 dollars
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我已经怕了
$PIPPIN I have surrendered, good luck to my Air Force brothers. Avenge me.
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不敢轻易下单，易亏
Spot trading feast, reward XPL, trade 505U as required and sell immediately. BNB, CAKE, LINK, ASTER, XPL, trading pairs against USDT or USDC are all acceptable.
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已经实现了
$BNB just want to wait for this price to open a position, long live faith
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我也有
$PIEVERSE Why did this coin suddenly increase by 6u? 🤑 Is it a guaranteed minimum for the contract trading competition?
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很妖，别碰
$PIPPIN Be good!
Just accidentally saw a big shot in the square, the contract real trading has been impressive for so long, but surprisingly, with one short sale, he got trapped with over a million oil U. It seems like he is prepared to go all out with this coin. I guess I need to study how to short him as well, otherwise, if this big shot doesn't run, this coin won't drop, right? With such a large amount of capital in real trading, be careful not to get targeted by the market manipulators. Otherwise, they might pull a negative fee on you, who can stand that? You’ll be directly eaten alive! If you want to follow, you can search for this big shot and see what the market manipulators will do next.
{future}(PIPPINUSDT)
Just accidentally saw a big shot in the square, the contract real trading has been impressive for so long, but surprisingly, with one short sale, he got trapped with over a million oil U. It seems like he is prepared to go all out with this coin. I guess I need to study how to short him as well, otherwise, if this big shot doesn't run, this coin won't drop, right? With such a large amount of capital in real trading, be careful not to get targeted by the market manipulators. Otherwise, they might pull a negative fee on you, who can stand that? You’ll be directly eaten alive! If you want to follow, you can search for this big shot and see what the market manipulators will do next.
{future}(PIPPINUSDT)
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Makes sense
$Pippin Review: On the 5th, the positions of the whales on BN did indeed profit and clear (with a maximum long position of 15M, floating profits of 13-15M gradually closed), and on that day, long positions had been significantly reduced to the range of 1-2M, with prices dropping to around 0.15 at the lowest. However, the news reported that multiple new wallets on Bubblemaps bought Pippin in spot but did not sell, and after the long positions took profits, the spot price did not significantly decline. Subsequently, on December 6th, there was a quick surge to a high point of 0.35, a price that also matched the previously discussed increase in the group reflecting the JellyJelly pattern (see Figure 1), [Pippin VS Jellyjelly weekly chart comparison, see Figures 2 and 3].
After reaching a new high on the 6th, Pippin fell by -62% in 19 hours. This looks similar to Jelly, completing the rally process, with the main force exiting. But (see Figure 4) the subsequent movement formed a bottom lifting pattern with increased positions, stabilizing at the support of 0.185 last night, and starting to rise in the early hours.
Conclusion: Based on the current movement and the inflow of contract funds, the main force has not exited, and the probability of continued rise is high. However, based on past volatility and profit-loss ratios, the risk is greater than the reward.
After reaching a new high on the 6th, Pippin fell by -62% in 19 hours. This looks similar to Jelly, completing the rally process, with the main force exiting. But (see Figure 4) the subsequent movement formed a bottom lifting pattern with increased positions, stabilizing at the support of 0.185 last night, and starting to rise in the early hours.
Conclusion: Based on the current movement and the inflow of contract funds, the main force has not exited, and the probability of continued rise is high. However, based on past volatility and profit-loss ratios, the risk is greater than the reward.
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Learn and Understand
CZ Zhao Changpeng: The Birth of the 'King of the Crypto World'!
Born in 1977 to a family of teachers in Lianyungang, Jiangsu, Zhao Changpeng came into the world.
No one expected that this man, later known as 'CZ', would be hailed as 'the richest prisoner in history.'
Stirring the waters of global wealth, ultimately ending in prison with an absurd period on his legendary story, the tale begins from............
Chapter One: From the Gas Station to Wall Street, a naturally 'dishonest' tech geek.
Imagine 12-year-old Zhao Changpeng moving to Vancouver, Canada, with his family from China.
Without a wealthy family background, he could only work at a gas station, watching his classmates drive luxury cars while he drove his dad's old car. But this kid had a determination inside; he didn't care about appearances, only about technology.
No one expected that this man, later known as 'CZ', would be hailed as 'the richest prisoner in history.'
Stirring the waters of global wealth, ultimately ending in prison with an absurd period on his legendary story, the tale begins from............
Chapter One: From the Gas Station to Wall Street, a naturally 'dishonest' tech geek.
Imagine 12-year-old Zhao Changpeng moving to Vancouver, Canada, with his family from China.
Without a wealthy family background, he could only work at a gas station, watching his classmates drive luxury cars while he drove his dad's old car. But this kid had a determination inside; he didn't care about appearances, only about technology.
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Also, it should be the play authorization!
Cathy's wallet being stolen is indeed a basic security mistake that many experienced users might make:
1. Used an Android phone
2. Used an Android phone + unknown VPN client
3. Used an Android phone + unknown VPN client + full permissions input method
If you must use Android, remember to only use open-source methods like v2rayn + proxy or Android devices + soft routing for a permanent solution. This time, although only 600U was lost, if the above points are not heeded, it could be a much larger amount next time. Let's be cautious together.
#安全常识
1. Used an Android phone
2. Used an Android phone + unknown VPN client
3. Used an Android phone + unknown VPN client + full permissions input method
If you must use Android, remember to only use open-source methods like v2rayn + proxy or Android devices + soft routing for a permanent solution. This time, although only 600U was lost, if the above points are not heeded, it could be a much larger amount next time. Let's be cautious together.
#安全常识
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Worth having Kite
Kite: Ditch the Permanent Blockchain ID — Try a Temporary Permission Slip Instead
Most blockchains treat your identity like a permanent tattoo: one key, one address, and a badge that screams “this is me” forever. Lose the key? You’re locked out. Grant access to an app? It’s like handing over a copy of your house key and hoping they never misuse it. Enter Kite. It flips this boring script entirely. Identity here isn’t a static tag—it’s a dynamic, short-lived pass that proves who you are and that you’re still playing by the rules. No permanent commitments, no hidden risks—just control when you need it.
Sessions: Your Blockchain “Permission Slip” (That Expires)
Every time you do something on Kite—send a payment, let a bot run a task, or connect an app—it starts a “session.” Think of this session as a temporary permission slip your mom might sign for a field trip: it says exactly what you (or your bot) can do, how much money you can spend, who you can interact with, and how long the permission lasts. When the time’s up? Poof. The permission vanishes.
This is a game-changer. On other blockchains, if you let an app access your wallet, it often gets “permanent residency”—lingering in the background, just waiting for a hack or a glitch to drain your funds. Kite’s sessions are like a hotel key: they work for your stay, then stop working the second you check out. No more “oops, I forgot to revoke that app’s access” panic attacks.
Built for Bots: Automation Without the Nightmares
Kite’s session model wasn’t just for humans—it was made for the bots and autonomous agents that’ll run the next wave of Web3. On most chains, a trading bot or payment agent holds a permanent “signing key”—a digital key that lets it do whatever it wants with your account. That’s like hiring a babysitter and giving them your bank card, social security number, and house keys “just in case.”
Kite fixes this. Bots on Kite don’t get permanent keys—they get sessions that link straight back to their human owner. A bot might get a session that says: “Pay Vendor X up to $500, between 9 AM and 5 PM, and only if the price oracle checks out.” It can execute that payment, but it can’t drain your entire wallet, and it can’t do anything after 5 PM. It’s authority for a task, not ownership of your account. Suddenly, letting a bot handle your monthly invoices or trading strategy feels safe—not terrifying.
For Businesses & Consumers: Rules That Fit Your Life
This setup isn’t just “techy”—it’s practical. Let’s break down how real people use it:
Businesses: A finance team can create a session for their internal payment bot: “Pay all approved vendor invoices up to $1,000 each, this week only, and only to whitelisted addresses.” No more manual approvals for every $200 office supply bill. If the bot tries to pay a random crypto address or spend $2,000, the session shuts it down.
Consumers: You can give your personal AI assistant a session: “Handle my Netflix and Spotify subscriptions (max $30 total), every month on the 1st, and nothing else.” The assistant pays your bills, but it can’t touch your savings or send money to a friend. It’s like letting a barista charge your coffee to your card—without giving them access to your entire bank account.
Rules can be as simple or strict as you want: daily spending caps, lists of “allowed” recipients, region locks (no payments to addresses in sanctioned countries), or even automatic pauses if a price oracle goes haywire. Kite lets you tailor the permission to the task—no one-size-fits-all garbage.
Compliance: Built In, Not Bolted On
Anyone who’s dealt with crypto compliance knows it’s a headache. On most chains, you build your app, then bolt on KYC checks, sanctions screenings, and audit logs as an afterthought. Kite makes compliance part of the process—like adding sugar to a cake mix, not sprinkling it on top.
Before a session runs, Kite can check: Is the recipient on a sanctions list? Does the user have a verified KYC attestation? Is the transaction allowed in their region? If any check fails, the session fails—no payment, no risk, no paperwork. It’s continuous compliance, not a once-a-month manual audit. Regulators get the visibility they need (like “this transaction was approved for a verified user”) without you handing over your private data. It’s a win for everyone—even the compliance team.
For Developers: Steal These Session Templates (Please)
Developers hate reinventing the wheel. On other chains, every app needs its own custom security guardrails: “How do we limit bot spending?” “How do we add multi-step approvals?” Kite solves this with “session templates”—pre-built, reusable permission sets that encode common rules.
Need a template for micro-payments (like paying $0.01 for a data query)? Kite has it. Need one for third-party contractors (give them access to a project wallet for 30 days, max $500)? Done. Need multi-step approvals for big transactions (two team members sign off before spending over $10k)? Easy. These templates cut down on duplicated work, so developers can focus on building cool features—not boring security checks. And apps ship with responsible behavior out of the box.
For Users: Privacy & Safety Without the Friction
At the end of the day, Kite’s session model is all about making your life easier. You stop handing apps permanent access to your wallet. Permissions become ephemeral: let a bot pay your bills for a month, then the session expires. Grant an app access to your transaction history for a audit, then it’s gone. No more digging through wallet settings to revoke 10 different app permissions.
It’s privacy and safety without the hassle. Imagine if your外卖 (food delivery) app only had access to your address for 15 minutes—long enough to deliver your pizza, then poof. That’s Kite for Web3. It’s the default level of safety you expect from apps like Uber or Venmo, but for crypto.
The Big Idea: Trust the Task, Not the Key
Kite’s session layer isn’t just a “feature”—it’s a whole new way to think about trust in crypto. Instead of trusting a key forever (bad idea) or a central company to police everyone (worse idea), Kite trusts intent: intent that’s signed, scoped to a task, and time-boxed.
This gives auditors a clear trail: “Here’s who approved the session, what rules it had, and exactly what the bot did.” It gives regulators structured data they can inspect (no more “good luck reading this messy on-chain data” excuses). And it gives you confidence that automation won’t turn into a liability.
Why This Matters for Web3’s Future
The next wave of digital services won’t be run by humans—they’ll be run by agents: AI assistants that pay your bills, bots that trade on your behalf, and programs that negotiate deals for you. For that future to work, we can’t rely on permanent, leaky blockchain IDs.
Kite’s session model is the foundation for that future. It lets agents act on your behalf without putting your assets at risk. It makes compliance easy enough for startups to handle. And it gives users the control they deserve. It’s not flashy—you won’t see it in viral crypto memes—but it’s the kind of infrastructure that makes Web3 usable for everyone, not just tech experts.
Bottom Line: Temporary Permissions Beat Permanent Risks
Kite isn’t here to rebrand “blockchain identity”—it’s here to fix it. Its session model turns the “permanent key” nightmare into a “temporary permission” dream. Bots get the access they need to work, you get the control you need to breathe easy, and compliance teams get to stop pulling their hair out.
In a space where “decentralization” often means “no safety net,” Kite proves you can have both freedom and control. And that’s the kind of Web3 we can all get excited about—even if it doesn’t make headlines.
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Sessions: Your Blockchain “Permission Slip” (That Expires)
Every time you do something on Kite—send a payment, let a bot run a task, or connect an app—it starts a “session.” Think of this session as a temporary permission slip your mom might sign for a field trip: it says exactly what you (or your bot) can do, how much money you can spend, who you can interact with, and how long the permission lasts. When the time’s up? Poof. The permission vanishes.
This is a game-changer. On other blockchains, if you let an app access your wallet, it often gets “permanent residency”—lingering in the background, just waiting for a hack or a glitch to drain your funds. Kite’s sessions are like a hotel key: they work for your stay, then stop working the second you check out. No more “oops, I forgot to revoke that app’s access” panic attacks.
Built for Bots: Automation Without the Nightmares
Kite’s session model wasn’t just for humans—it was made for the bots and autonomous agents that’ll run the next wave of Web3. On most chains, a trading bot or payment agent holds a permanent “signing key”—a digital key that lets it do whatever it wants with your account. That’s like hiring a babysitter and giving them your bank card, social security number, and house keys “just in case.”
Kite fixes this. Bots on Kite don’t get permanent keys—they get sessions that link straight back to their human owner. A bot might get a session that says: “Pay Vendor X up to $500, between 9 AM and 5 PM, and only if the price oracle checks out.” It can execute that payment, but it can’t drain your entire wallet, and it can’t do anything after 5 PM. It’s authority for a task, not ownership of your account. Suddenly, letting a bot handle your monthly invoices or trading strategy feels safe—not terrifying.
For Businesses & Consumers: Rules That Fit Your Life
This setup isn’t just “techy”—it’s practical. Let’s break down how real people use it:
Businesses: A finance team can create a session for their internal payment bot: “Pay all approved vendor invoices up to $1,000 each, this week only, and only to whitelisted addresses.” No more manual approvals for every $200 office supply bill. If the bot tries to pay a random crypto address or spend $2,000, the session shuts it down.
Consumers: You can give your personal AI assistant a session: “Handle my Netflix and Spotify subscriptions (max $30 total), every month on the 1st, and nothing else.” The assistant pays your bills, but it can’t touch your savings or send money to a friend. It’s like letting a barista charge your coffee to your card—without giving them access to your entire bank account.
Rules can be as simple or strict as you want: daily spending caps, lists of “allowed” recipients, region locks (no payments to addresses in sanctioned countries), or even automatic pauses if a price oracle goes haywire. Kite lets you tailor the permission to the task—no one-size-fits-all garbage.
Compliance: Built In, Not Bolted On
Anyone who’s dealt with crypto compliance knows it’s a headache. On most chains, you build your app, then bolt on KYC checks, sanctions screenings, and audit logs as an afterthought. Kite makes compliance part of the process—like adding sugar to a cake mix, not sprinkling it on top.
Before a session runs, Kite can check: Is the recipient on a sanctions list? Does the user have a verified KYC attestation? Is the transaction allowed in their region? If any check fails, the session fails—no payment, no risk, no paperwork. It’s continuous compliance, not a once-a-month manual audit. Regulators get the visibility they need (like “this transaction was approved for a verified user”) without you handing over your private data. It’s a win for everyone—even the compliance team.
For Developers: Steal These Session Templates (Please)
Developers hate reinventing the wheel. On other chains, every app needs its own custom security guardrails: “How do we limit bot spending?” “How do we add multi-step approvals?” Kite solves this with “session templates”—pre-built, reusable permission sets that encode common rules.
Need a template for micro-payments (like paying $0.01 for a data query)? Kite has it. Need one for third-party contractors (give them access to a project wallet for 30 days, max $500)? Done. Need multi-step approvals for big transactions (two team members sign off before spending over $10k)? Easy. These templates cut down on duplicated work, so developers can focus on building cool features—not boring security checks. And apps ship with responsible behavior out of the box.
For Users: Privacy & Safety Without the Friction
At the end of the day, Kite’s session model is all about making your life easier. You stop handing apps permanent access to your wallet. Permissions become ephemeral: let a bot pay your bills for a month, then the session expires. Grant an app access to your transaction history for a audit, then it’s gone. No more digging through wallet settings to revoke 10 different app permissions.
It’s privacy and safety without the hassle. Imagine if your外卖 (food delivery) app only had access to your address for 15 minutes—long enough to deliver your pizza, then poof. That’s Kite for Web3. It’s the default level of safety you expect from apps like Uber or Venmo, but for crypto.
The Big Idea: Trust the Task, Not the Key
Kite’s session layer isn’t just a “feature”—it’s a whole new way to think about trust in crypto. Instead of trusting a key forever (bad idea) or a central company to police everyone (worse idea), Kite trusts intent: intent that’s signed, scoped to a task, and time-boxed.
This gives auditors a clear trail: “Here’s who approved the session, what rules it had, and exactly what the bot did.” It gives regulators structured data they can inspect (no more “good luck reading this messy on-chain data” excuses). And it gives you confidence that automation won’t turn into a liability.
Why This Matters for Web3’s Future
The next wave of digital services won’t be run by humans—they’ll be run by agents: AI assistants that pay your bills, bots that trade on your behalf, and programs that negotiate deals for you. For that future to work, we can’t rely on permanent, leaky blockchain IDs.
Kite’s session model is the foundation for that future. It lets agents act on your behalf without putting your assets at risk. It makes compliance easy enough for startups to handle. And it gives users the control they deserve. It’s not flashy—you won’t see it in viral crypto memes—but it’s the kind of infrastructure that makes Web3 usable for everyone, not just tech experts.
Bottom Line: Temporary Permissions Beat Permanent Risks
Kite isn’t here to rebrand “blockchain identity”—it’s here to fix it. Its session model turns the “permanent key” nightmare into a “temporary permission” dream. Bots get the access they need to work, you get the control you need to breathe easy, and compliance teams get to stop pulling their hair out.
In a space where “decentralization” often means “no safety net,” Kite proves you can have both freedom and control. And that’s the kind of Web3 we can all get excited about—even if it doesn’t make headlines.
@KITE AI $KITE #KITE
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How terrifying is China's combat capability? Details of the China-Japan fighter jet confrontation in Ryukyu exposed, Japanese military radar didn't even see our fighter jets, the J-15T directly locked onto the F-15J from 150 kilometers away.
Japan has revealed details of the China-Japan confrontation in Ryukyu, which has made the world aware of just how terrifying China's combat capability is. The Japanese F-15J fighter jets were locked onto by our radar twice, once at a distance of 52 kilometers and once at a distance of 148 kilometers.
In both instances, the Japanese F-15J fighter jets hadn't even seen our fighter jets on radar before being locked onto. This is because the Japanese F-15J fighter jets are still equipped with the AN/APG-63(V)1 mechanical scanning radar, a product from over 40 years ago, and the reflection from the sea creates a lot of clutter that directly interferes with the F-15J.
Therefore, the Japanese F-15J fighter jets couldn't detect the J-15T fighter jets at a distance of 50 kilometers. In fact, when the Japanese F-15J fighter jets had just taken off from the airport, our Liaoning aircraft carrier group's air defense radar was already able to detect them, and locking onto them made the Japanese retreat.
Who knew the Japanese were still undeterred and came to provoke us a second time? This time, the Japanese F-15J fighter jets hadn't even approached our training area when our J-15T fighter jets directly locked onto the F-15J from 150 kilometers away.
No fighter jets in the world, not even the U.S. military's F-35C, can lock onto a fighter jet from 150 kilometers away. This directly demonstrates just how strong our radar performance is.
In fact, based on the India-Pakistan air battle, the J-10CE that we sell abroad can already use electronic interference to prevent Rafale fighter jets from detecting the J-10CE and launch PL-15E missiles from 200 kilometers away to destroy the Rafale.
This means that the radar performance of the J-15T can far exceed locking onto targets from 150 kilometers away. Moreover, the radar performance of the Japanese F-15J cannot resist the electronic interference from our J-15T; with this old fighter jet in service for over 30 years, if we strengthen the electromagnetic frequency of the J-15T a bit, it could even crash.
It can be said that the current military strength between China and Japan is already overwhelmingly dominant.
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Japan has revealed details of the China-Japan confrontation in Ryukyu, which has made the world aware of just how terrifying China's combat capability is. The Japanese F-15J fighter jets were locked onto by our radar twice, once at a distance of 52 kilometers and once at a distance of 148 kilometers.
In both instances, the Japanese F-15J fighter jets hadn't even seen our fighter jets on radar before being locked onto. This is because the Japanese F-15J fighter jets are still equipped with the AN/APG-63(V)1 mechanical scanning radar, a product from over 40 years ago, and the reflection from the sea creates a lot of clutter that directly interferes with the F-15J.
Therefore, the Japanese F-15J fighter jets couldn't detect the J-15T fighter jets at a distance of 50 kilometers. In fact, when the Japanese F-15J fighter jets had just taken off from the airport, our Liaoning aircraft carrier group's air defense radar was already able to detect them, and locking onto them made the Japanese retreat.
Who knew the Japanese were still undeterred and came to provoke us a second time? This time, the Japanese F-15J fighter jets hadn't even approached our training area when our J-15T fighter jets directly locked onto the F-15J from 150 kilometers away.
No fighter jets in the world, not even the U.S. military's F-35C, can lock onto a fighter jet from 150 kilometers away. This directly demonstrates just how strong our radar performance is.
In fact, based on the India-Pakistan air battle, the J-10CE that we sell abroad can already use electronic interference to prevent Rafale fighter jets from detecting the J-10CE and launch PL-15E missiles from 200 kilometers away to destroy the Rafale.
This means that the radar performance of the J-15T can far exceed locking onto targets from 150 kilometers away. Moreover, the radar performance of the Japanese F-15J cannot resist the electronic interference from our J-15T; with this old fighter jet in service for over 30 years, if we strengthen the electromagnetic frequency of the J-15T a bit, it could even crash.
It can be said that the current military strength between China and Japan is already overwhelmingly dominant.
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