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Hackers do not attack exchanges! Instead, they directly invade our phones and computers to attack our trading habits! As a result, 149 million account data has been leaked!!

So how do they do it?

They package information-stealing trojans as the game cheats, cracking tools, and free scripts we desire. Once installed, it automatically scans like a thief living in our devices:
✅ All passwords saved in the browser
✅ Login sessions and cookies
✅ Wallet plugins and local credentials
✅ Even the mnemonic phrases in your screenshots
As a result, over 420,000 sets of Binance login information and tens of millions of email and social media accounts have been packaged and taken away. For this reason, our platform also urgently issued an announcement to remind us to improve our security awareness and habits! To ensure the safety of our assets and information!

It has been mentioned before that due to the development of AI technology, their attack logic has completely changed:
They no longer struggle against the fortress-like defenses of exchanges but instead target our own usage habits. For example, clicking the wrong link to download a tool can cause the defense line to collapse from within, making it hard to guard against; 80% of people have encountered this, and of course, I have shared about these security issues before!

Three suggestions to prevent together:

1️⃣. Absolutely stay away from unknown “cheats”, “cracks”, “accelerators”, especially those in Telegram groups and cloud storage sharing links.
2️⃣. Use a separate browser for key accounts (exchanges, wallets) and never save passwords.
3️⃣. Use hardware wallets for large assets and develop the muscle memory of “mnemonic phrases not being connected to the internet and not being screenshot”.
#数据安全 #防坑指南
Brothers, what useful security habits do you usually have? Click → 警惕无形的黑手黑产的泛Ai和 快手都被攻击难道币圈就安全了吗 or have you almost been tricked before? Share in the comments to help others avoid pitfalls! 😲😲😲😲😲😲

#vanar $VANRY 🚨 After a sharp drop of 4%, is VANRY an opportunity or a pitfall?
Today I saw that VANRY dropped directly by 4%, so I quickly dug into the data. The current price is $0.0089, testing the support level of $0.00879, and the RSI has already fallen to 41.3, indicating obvious downward pressure.
Interestingly, whales are quietly exiting—the number of bullish whales has decreased by 19%, and large holders are distributing their chips to retail investors, with a net outflow of $1.37 million. However, Binance has announced plans to optimize its trading liquidity by 2026, plus @Vanarchain
itself is a Layer 1 public chain, holding existing products like Virtua Metaverse and VGN gaming network, and is also laying out AI and green ecology, aiming to bring 3 billion ordinary people into Web3, with the technical strength to back it up.
Now the question arises: is this drop a shakeout or is it really failing? Do you think the support level of $0.00879 can hold? Let's discuss your judgment in the comments👇
$VANRY #vanar

No more tariffs? Is it true that the Arctic is being cut down?
NATO is even discussing Greenland, and Cuba needs food too?
Or is reality more magical than the crypto world?
This wave is a dimensionality reduction attack. #特朗普对欧洲加征关税 $BTC

The gold boom of the 1970s, real estate and today's economy are the same
In 2008, gold prices rose, the real estate bubble burst, and there was a long period of low
In 2026, gold prices soar, housing prices plummet, pork prices surge,
Sell the house to go home to raise pigs and speculate in cryptocurrencies

This is a precursor to the financial crisis! All cash, all cash. The 2008 financial crisis is just the same. $XAU, $XAG copper, and then oil. The last one is agricultural products, prices are soaring. At the end of agricultural products is pork. Then comes the financial crisis. The same level as in 2008. The traditional financial risk's reverse response is the rise of cryptocurrency…
On September 15, 2008, Lehman Brothers collapsed, and the trust in the financial system crumbled………
On October 31, 2008, the cryptography mailing list received the white paper $BTC ………
……………

Some people calculate that the bottom in 2026 will be around 35,000 for $BTC .

Don't listen to the big shots' random guesses; I found a very practical algorithm.
It's very simple:
In every bull market peak, it’s almost always the position where retail investors collectively go all in.
This position will form a "faith cost zone."
In the next bear market, no matter how bad it is, it will be very difficult to break through this "faith zone."
Let the picture do the talking: 2017 bull peak: 20,000 dollars, that round's retail investors' "faith cost zone" was around 10,000.
In the 2022 bear market, it fell that much, at least it was at 16,000 (didn't break 10,000).
Now calculating: 2021 bull peak 70,000 dollars, this round's retail investors' faith cost zone is 35,000-40,000.
So if a big bear market comes in 2026, the bottom will probably be around here.
The core message is:
You can sell off, but you can't bury all the believers from the previous bull market.
If it truly breaks through, this game will be completely over.
Do you think 35,000 is the iron bottom?

Greenland Game: The crypto market's focus on short-term fluctuations won't change the long-term trend

Let's get straight to the point—if the U.S. really dares to attack its ally Denmark to seize Greenland, it would be akin to the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968: seemingly grabbing a strategic piece of land, but actually damaging the ally system and losing trust and structure.
For crypto players, whether this happens or not, the impact is very direct but not mystical.
If it really goes through, there will definitely be a black swan event in the short term. As geopolitical conflicts escalate, funds first run to traditional safe havens like gold and U.S. Treasury bonds, while cryptocurrencies, tagged with high risk, will face short-term sell-offs, just like when Trump announced tariffs; $BTC , $ETH will also take a hit.
However, in the medium to long term, there are hidden benefits: the control of Arctic shipping routes will change, the global trade pattern will adjust, and the cross-border settlement and logistics traceability of blockchain will come in handy, related applications will be hyped, and funds will flow back.
The more critical point is that the U.S. has dismantled the ally system, and many countries will be more willing to use crypto assets to bypass U.S. dollar settlements, making the long-term ecosystem more stable.
If it doesn’t go through, the short-term market will take a breather as risk aversion eases, and the prices that have fallen will slowly recover. However, U.S.-EU trade frictions will only escalate, and geopolitical risks will take on a new form, with the crypto market still experiencing fluctuations, core assets showing resilience, while altcoins will continue to jump around based on news. In the medium to long term, regulation will overshadow geopolitical influences, with the U.S. and EU accelerating crypto regulation implementation, and institutional funds will gradually enter the market; this is key to the market's direction.
Ultimately, who owns Greenland is just a “short-term emotional shock, long-term trend unchanged” for the crypto market. This turmoil from the U.S. will only increase uncertainty in the global financial system, while cryptocurrencies, as decentralized alternatives, will only highlight their long-term value. #加密市场观察 #美国核心CPI低于预期
We players don’t need to chase highs and kill lows; just hold on to core assets and weather short-term fluctuations—what truly determines the height of the crypto market has never been the ownership of a piece of land, but the consensus on technological value and global funds.

This morning, as soon as I opened my eyes, $BTC Bitcoin crashed again. Over 500 million was lost in just one hour. Everyone is asking: Who dumped the market?
比特币暴跌，黄金新高:2026年第一场认知战已打响！
I checked the on-chain data: Three days before the crash, an ancient giant whale that had been asleep for 14 years continuously sold off, and then quietly transferred 1000 Bitcoins to Binance. The last transaction of 500 just happened to arrive before this morning's crash. #巨鲸交易
This is definitely not a coincidence.
This person bought the coins before 2012 at a cost of less than 10 yuan each. Now, just selling 500 will earn him 47 million dollars. He still has tens of thousands of such coins in his wallet. He is a true big shot!
Why is he selling at this time?
My personal analysis is that he is not pessimistic about Bitcoin; otherwise, how could he hold for 14 years? Rather, he is very wise. Those who hold for 14 years without selling are already not short of money. Now, moving the chips seems more like a stress test—taking advantage of high market heat and much leverage, to see how deep the water is by making a splash.
Causing panic and blowing up the longs, he might come back and buy at lower levels. I think he is using profits to acquire more chips!
On the other hand, Wall Street's ETFs are still buying every day. In fact, this is not contradictory; the whales come to play market games, while institutions come to make long-term allocations. In a bull market, some people get off the bus while others get on.
So there's no need to panic; whale movements do not mean the bull market is over. On the contrary, every time he wakes up, it's a reminder to us: there are always people in the market with lower costs, more chips, and more patience than us. #宏观数据 #链上分析



Understanding his actions allows us not to be washed out during the wild ups and downs. After this test, do you think he will continue to dump or quietly buy?

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After five years in the cryptocurrency world, I'm secretly aware of three things

This place in the cryptocurrency world is so impressive that the grass on the graves is already two meters high. I've been through both bull and bear markets for five years; I haven't become rich, nor have I run away.
Looking back, the market hasn't really rewarded me, but it has slapped me countless times, making me understand a few things.
The first thing is to think clearly about how not to lose everything before trying to make money.
When I first came in, I only saw hundredfold coins, dreaming of financial freedom. All-in? Absolutely! The result was a round of crashes that completely extinguished my enthusiasm.
Later, I understood that those who have survived for a long time don't talk about 'which coin can explode', but rather where I must run if it drops—this is called risk management; you need to leave yourself a backup plan and not lose everything at once. This principle applies everywhere, be it entrepreneurship, working, or even dating; those who leave no way out die the fastest.

The second thing is that no matter how angry you are, you have to kneel to the market.
Who wouldn't lose their mind if their account dropped by half in a day? I've smashed keyboards and cursed project teams, but it was of no use. Now that I'm losing money, what should I do? Close the software, smoke a cigarette, and do whatever needs to be done. It's not that I don't care; I know caring doesn't help. The market specializes in dealing with various forms of defiance; the more anxious you are, the more it punishes you.
Having practiced until now, when I encounter minor issues in reality, I feel it’s just a drizzle. You have to control your emotions; don't let them control you.
The third thing is not to believe so-called insider information but to trust what you can understand.
In the early years, following influential figures and group messages led to losses that even my mother wouldn't recognize me. Everywhere there are wealth codes; what can actually be obtained is almost all just harvesting codes.
Now, I stick to what I can understand in my small area, possibly researching one or two sectors repeatedly. I might not make quick money, but I can sleep well. There’s no free money in this world; every cent we earn is a realization of our understanding. Money made by luck will eventually be lost by strength.
So, the past gamblers are long gone. The cryptocurrency world is like a pressure cooker; those who haven't been crushed here can still breathe normally, may not be very rich, but they are definitely more resilient, calmer, and clearer about their own worth. I like this circle and the entrepreneurial partners that I’ve developed through experience?
Which of these three points can't be applied to daily life?

In the end, what the market taught me is not about K lines, but how to survive anywhere.
Think about it, is this the principle?

🛑$BTC Has the mining life-or-death line been broken? Pricing costs determine survival ！！

The logic system of US debt - US dollar - gold, which has been maintained for decades, is collapsing. The market has shifted from focusing on data to looking at risks. In this deep transformation, even the business of Bitcoin mining, which relies on precise calculations, is facing a rather brutal cost test.
Current data from the five major US mining companies reveals a clear survival line:
The mining company with the lowest cost spends $69,500 to mine one Bitcoin
The highest cost has exceeded $93,000
This means that if the price of $BTC remains below $70,000 for a long time, most mining companies are struggling for survival.
The calculation is actually quite simple:
Total cost = Electricity + Machine depreciation + Labor + Interest + Miscellaneous costs ÷ Number of coins/month
If global policies tighten, leading to a rise in electricity prices, equipment, and financing costs, can miners continue?
The answer is certainly yes, but it must change.
A few miners with super cheap electricity advantages or extremely high operational efficiency can survive, and the mining industry is likely to accelerate its concentration in areas with low electricity costs and favorable policies.
However, the deeper change lies in the fact that the pricing logic of Bitcoin is shifting from cost-driven to demand-driven—when global capital has a high demand for new assets, the cost of mining electricity becomes increasingly important.
The underlying logic of this game is similar to the US CLARITY Act, which superficially regulates stablecoins but is actually competing for the 'on-chain dollar income rights'; behind the cost game in the mining industry is also about who can obtain the maximum computational power benefits at the lowest cost, which can be seen as the same war.

In terms of market performance, retail investors are selling off in large quantities. Historically, the price of coins may plummet, but institutions are ignoring the price and entering in large numbers, which also gives insight into the perspective of institutions.
When the old order begins to loosen, it is often a prelude to the birth of new rules!
#Strategy增持比特币 #比特币2026年价格预测
Do you think the key factors influencing the future price of Bitcoin will lean more towards 'mining costs' or rely more on 'global capital flow'? Feel free to share your insights.

If the on-chain dollar earnings are restricted to a few institutions, will DeFi's innovation shift to offshore protocols, or will it give rise to a non-dollar stable asset ecosystem?

❌Hard logic collective collapse: market pricing shifts from 'data' to 'institutional risk'!
The triangular framework of 'US Treasuries - US Dollar - Gold' that has supported global markets for decades is undergoing structural disintegration.
This is not a short-term fluctuation, but a decoupling at the level of rules—Bank of America report reveals three anomalies:
Decoupling of gold from real interest rates, decoupling of the US dollar from interest rate differentials, and decoupling of emerging market local currency bonds from US Treasuries.
The failure of correlation has become the most dangerous systemic signal.
Why has it failed?
Data has given way to a 'peak populism not seen in 120 years'. The current proportion of populist governance has surpassed the peaks of the 1930s and 1970s.
Historical warnings are very clear:
This means that for the next decade or so, economic slowdown, upward shift of the inflation center, and intensified trade barriers will become the norm.
When distrust spreads from emerging markets to developed economies, the basis of pricing shifts from economic data to institutional risk.
The competition for on-chain US dollars is essentially about who ultimately receives the yield rights?
The US CLARITY Act superficially appears to regulate stablecoins, but in essence, it is about contesting the ownership of yields from on-chain US dollars.
The draft directs yields to a few banks and custodians, pushing DeFi's on-chain incentives into gray areas. The question is no longer about whether demand exists, but whether the US is willing to keep transparent, regulated US dollar yields on-chain—or force funds and innovation to flow out.
The distribution of yield rights will determine whether on-chain US dollars grow in open networks or are locked inside the high walls of financial institutions in the next decade.
Feel free to leave your observations in the comments: #链上金融 #全球宏观
What do you think will be the next anchor supporting global pricing after the collapse of the 'triangular framework'? Will the struggle for yield rights of on-chain US dollars ultimately lead to a more open or a more closed system?