Brothers, today’s #ALPHA🔥 airdrop calendar MD is still at zero, as expected, nothing surprising! Yesterday I specifically stayed up until 10 o'clock, afraid some old Mao project would suddenly launch an airstrike, but what happened? Nothing at all, not even a fake announcement floated by, just a pure waste of feelings. These past few days, the entire market feels dead, on-chain interactions have dropped terribly, and I’m reluctant to spend that little gas fee in my wallet, just waiting for a pie to drop from the sky. But what happened? No pie in sight, instead, I’m getting sliced by various fake tasks every day, even signing in requires a signature, and after signing, they tell me I’m not qualified, qualified my ass! Now, this market is like doing airdrops and guarding a widow, better to keep waiting, after all, I’m used to it. Airdrops are just like buying a lottery ticket, bought it and it’s as if I’ve lost it, whether it comes or not, I’m already at peace (with it) you. This morning I still did tasks to farm $ARTX, finished in less than two minutes, pretty smooth. $ARTX {alpha}(560x8105743e8a19c915a604d7d9e7aa3a060a4c2c32) #加密市场观察 #山寨季将至?
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🔥On-chain Highlights Overview: The "Ice and Fire" Dichotomy of Meme Frenzy and Capital Withdrawal The current on-chain dynamics present a stark contrast: on one side is the community-driven Meme frenzy, while on the other is the calm transfer of large funds, with the market experiencing an "Ice and Fire" situation.
1. Hot Phenomenon: The Meme Coin Frenzy Based on a "Typo" The latest emerging Meme coin on the BNB chain, "$DOYR", has become a phenomenon. Its birth originated from a "beautiful mistake"—a typo in a tweet by a Binance executive (it should have been DYOR). The community quickly tokenized it, causing its market value to briefly touch $9.7 million. This precisely reflects the typical behavior pattern of the crypto community "seeking opportunities in tweets"; when heat rises, executives immediately issued public warnings about related risks.
2. Macro Trends: Smart Money is Withdrawing from Exchanges In stark contrast to the localized excitement of Memes, macro data shows that smart money is adjusting its deployment. Over the past week, a significant amount of capital has flowed out of centralized exchanges led by Binance, with net outflows of over 8,000 bitcoins and more than 200,000 ethers. This is often seen as a long-term bullish signal or a migration towards areas like DeFi, indicating that large funds may be positioning themselves for the next phase.
In summary, the current on-chain landscape is clearly divided into: community sentiment seeking short-term volatility effects, and macro funds focusing on long-term, more prudent strategies. This opposing picture reminds us that maintaining independent research and risk awareness is crucial when engaging in any hot topics.
The above information is based on publicly available data and news, for analytical reference only, and does not constitute investment advice. Cryptocurrency is highly risky; please make decisions with caution. #DOYR #MEME #bnb
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Mcnex Exchange is a funds game scheme that relies on multiple shell changes and false advertising. It has many hidden scamming tactics. The specific details are as follows:
Three shell changes to cover up its misdeeds: It is not a new platform; it was originally called MCN Global and has since changed its name twice to the current Mcnex. Each time the old name was exposed due to the scam, it changed its name again to continue deceiving newcomers, specifically targeting users from certain regions, making it difficult for victims to unite and defend their rights.
False packaging creates a facade: It loudly claims to have compliance filings with the SEC in the United States and a Hong Kong license number 1479, but these are all lies. The SEC filing is merely a basic financing report and has nothing to do with compliance supervision. The Hong Kong license also has no filing information available. It falsely claims to have bank-level custody of funds; in reality, the money users deposit flows into the platform's private accounts and can be misappropriated at will.
Multiple scamming tactics for severe exploitation: First, malicious liquidation through contract following; the packaged teachers will entice users to heavily leverage, and the platform will then manipulate the K-line and maliciously lock positions to cause user liquidation. Afterwards, the losses are split with the teacher at a ratio of 7:3. Second, it sets up a Ponzi scheme with staking financial products, using high returns of 20%-40% monthly as bait, paying old users' earnings with new investors' money; once the funding chain is broken, withdrawals are blocked. Third, the platform issues an unlimited number of tokens, with the issued MEX and MT tokens having no actual application and no transparent destruction mechanism. The platform can arbitrarily increase issuance or delist them, selling off after inflating the price, ultimately turning the tokens into worthless paper.
Signs of a collapse have already emerged: Currently, the platform has experienced delayed withdrawals, customer service being unresponsive, forced position locks, and even account bans. There are already thousands of victims in Zhejiang, Guangdong, and other regions, with many individuals losing up to a million. Multiple anti-fraud communities have warned of a high likelihood of imminent collapse and absconding.
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I searched everywhere and surprisingly couldn't find any pump reason for Luna, LUNC, USTC, or FTT — turns out it's the "bankruptcy concept" series.
Every time there's a big crash, my favorite play is the bankruptcy-themed coins: Luna, LUNC, USTC...
Not a single piece of news about institutions, projects, or quant teams going bankrupt has come out.
These bankruptcy coins hadn't pumped for a whole week. Luckily, someone like SBF (who's actually in jail for bankruptcy/fraud) popped up with a tweet and brought everyone's attention back.
Today these bankruptcy series finally started moving — otherwise I’d have missed the small-cap bull run.