I feel that BTC has reached its peak, so I suggest withdrawing profits in batches. You can exchange some for BSV or BCH, which has also reached its peak.

According to Lookonchain data, Bitcoin whales that have been dormant for 5 years are starting to take action.
There are a total of 23.969 $BTC addresses, holding approximately 282 million dollars, which transferred 3.000 Bitcoin worth 3.5316 million dollars to a new address 2 hours ago. #美7月PPI年率高于预期# #以太坊ETF突破300亿美元# #Gate Alpha巅峰交易赛#

According to Lookonchain data, Bitcoin whales that have been dormant for 5 years are starting to take action.
There are a total of 23.969 $BTC addresses, holding approximately $282 million, and 3.000 Bitcoin, worth $3.5316 million, was transferred to a new address 2 hours ago.

#BSV# Institutional funds have only flowed into BTC and ETH through the ETF channel, so we are currently only in a partial bull run, not yet at a full bull run. Let's wait for the Americans to cut interest rates and implement point shaving. #BSV#

What is the yield on demand? This is not just a gimmick. In the past, stablecoin holders were often zero-interest "non-interest depositors," while issuers invested the idle funds in safe assets such as U.S. Treasury bonds and bills to earn substantial returns, just like USDT/Tether and USDC/Circle. However, now the exclusive dividends that used to belong to the issuers are being redistributed—**in addition to the interest subsidy war of USDC, an increasing number of new generation yield-bearing stablecoin projects are breaking down this "yield wall," allowing coin holders to directly share in

The industry dividends available are really too many. Choice is greater than effort. Today, I saw a video where the blogger talked about various industries in the country. Here’s a summary so everyone can see if there are still opportunities in various industries domestically: 1. Can adult experience centers be done? No, this is a gray area, and some places have already started to arrest people. Since there are physical stores, they can’t escape. 2. Can second-hand houses still be bought? No, prices will drop further. Referring to the historical data of the Japanese housing market, the downwar

Recently, U.S. President Trump signed an executive order titled "Democratizing Access to Alternative Assets for 401(k) Investors" at the White House, directing the Treasury Department, the Department of Labor, and the SEC to initiate rule changes to include Crypto Assets, real estate, private sale, and other "Alternative Assets" in the investment scope of 401(k) pension plans. This news came as a thunderclap, quickly shaking the global financial markets—not only could it unlock up to $8.7 trillion from the retirement fund pool, but it is also seen as a critical step for crypto assets moving fr

Recently, President Trump signed an executive order at the White House titled "Democratizing Access to Alternative Assets for 401(k) Investors," requiring the Treasury Department, Labor Department, and the SEC to initiate rule changes to include Crypto Assets, real estate, private equity, and other "Alternative Assets" in the investment scope of 401(k) pension funds. This news came as a thunderbolt, quickly shaking the global financial markets — it not only has the potential to unlock up to $8.7 trillion in retirement funds but is also seen as a key step for Crypto Assets transitioning from th

Google, the global tech giant, is accelerating its strategic layout in the fields of Crypto and AI computing. Recently, a series of its actions have drawn widespread attention: through the AI cloud platform Fluidstack, it is forming a partnership with Bitcoin mining company TeraWulf and will acquire an 8% stake in TeraWulf; the Google Play Store is about to adjust its policies regarding cryptocurrency exchanges and software wallets; and preliminary discussions are underway with several cryptocurrency companies about stablecoin integration—these actions highlight Google's deep involvement in AI

With Strip, Circle, and Tether successively launching their own exclusive chains, I would like to discuss two points: 1) The impact on Ethereum layer 2: The layer 2 solutions are all striving to inherit the security of the mainnet more safely, but they overlook a fact: the core demand from major clients like Strip, Circle, and Tether that can truly bring mass adoption opportunities to L2s is not decentralized security, but full-stack control from minting to settlement. Moreover, the commercial interests of Sequencer revenue, MEV, and Gas fees—money that can be pocketed—have no reason to be sha

With Strip, Circle, and Tether successively launching their dedicated chains, I would like to discuss two points: 1) The impact on Ethereum layer2: Layer2s are all striving to inherit the security of the mainnet more safely, but they overlook a fact that the core demand from major clients like Strip, Circle, and Tether, which can truly bring mass adoption opportunities to L2s, is not decentralized security, but rather full-stack control from minting to settlement. Moreover, the business interests of Sequencer revenue, MEV, and Gas fees, which can all be pocketed, do not warrant sharing a piece

Author: Yang Tao, Deputy Director of the National Finance and Development Laboratory
Trends in the Development of Crypto Assets in the United States and Their Implications for Our Country
Currently, with the Trump administration in the United States promoting adjustments and shifts in policies related to crypto assets, as well as the implementation of the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), the global crypto asset market is beginning to face more complex trends and challenges. The regulation of crypto assets in various countries also urgently needs to reassess the balance between

This is really not a gimmick. In the past, stablecoin holders were often zero-interest "interest-free depositors," while issuers invested the idle funds in safe assets such as U.S. Treasury bonds and bills, earning huge profits. USDT/Tether and USDC/Circle are no exception. Now, the exclusive dividends that used to belong to issuers are being redistributed—**in addition to the interest subsidy battle of USDC, more and more new generation yield-bearing stablecoin projects are breaking down this "yield wall," allowing holders to directly share in the interest income from underlying assets.** Thi

This is really not a gimmick. In the past, stablecoin holders were often zero-interest "interest-free depositors," while issuers invested the idle funds in safe assets such as U.S. Treasury bonds and bills, earning huge profits. USDT/Tether and USDC/Circle are no exception. Now, the exclusive dividends that used to belong to issuers are being redistributed—**in addition to the interest subsidy battle of USDC, more and more new generation yield-bearing stablecoin projects are breaking down this "yield wall," allowing holders to directly share in the interest income from underlying assets.** Thi