#加密货币市场整体趋势 Looking back at the history of the cryptocurrency market, it's not hard to see that such volatile adjustments are not uncommon. Bitcoin is currently finding support around $80,000, but the rebound remains weak and it may continue to fluctuate weakly in the short term. This reminds me of the bear market bottom in 2018, when a prolonged sideways movement was followed by a reversal. Ethereum is also in an upward channel, with $2,800-$2,780 as key support levels. For new projects like SSS and BANANAS31, I advise caution. SSS has an initial circulating market cap of only $4.5 million,

#美联储货币政策分析 Looking back at Bitcoin's historical cycles, we are once again standing at a crucial crossroads. The recent market volatility inevitably brings to mind the bull market peak of 2017 and the long adjustment that followed. But this time, things seem a bit different. The Federal Reserve’s softened stance and a 75% expectation for a rate cut in December are rare in history.
After a 30% pullback, Bitcoin has shown preliminary signs of stabilizing. The data from the derivatives market is particularly noteworthy—the year-end open interest for call options remains higher than for put option

Looking back at these years in the crypto market, it’s really been a rollercoaster. Watching Monad go from fundraising in May 2022 to launching its mainnet now, it’s been a full three and a half years, spanning an entire market cycle. From the Luna crash to the bull market peak and now the current slump, Monad has had quite a journey.
It secured over $400 million in funding from top-tier institutions, setting a record at the time. But now, the market's attitude toward high-valuation projects has changed—people are paying more attention to actual adoption and usage. Can Monad become the last fl

#Monad生态发展 Looking back, I can't help but marvel at how time flies. The development of the Monad ecosystem has truly been dazzling! From prediction markets to DeFi, and then to blockchain games, there have been exciting innovations in every field. RareBetSports and Levr.Bet have made sports predictions more personalized and thrilling, while Curvance and TownSquare have brought new possibilities to DeFi. Projects like Lumiterra and LootGO have cleverly combined gaming with the real world, allowing people to experience the limitless potential of blockchain technology.
Thinking back to the early

#加密货币市场情绪 Looking back at the past decade-plus of the cryptocurrency market, volatility has always been our old friend. The recent market movements remind me of the ups and downs of those years. Seeing Bitwise advisor Jeff Park’s analysis brings to mind the frenzy at the end of 2017. At that time, the market was also full of expectations for a rapid rebound, with volatility remaining high. But history tells us that high volatility often means both risks and opportunities coexist.
Tom Lee’s interpretation of the October 11 crash made me ponder even more. Isn’t this a repeat of the 2008 financi

#美联储货币政策 Looking back at the Volcker era in the early 1980s, the Federal Reserve also adopted a tight monetary policy to combat inflation. Now, seeing Williams hint at a possible rate cut in December, I can’t help but feel that history always repeats itself. However, the current economic environment is vastly different from forty years ago. Globalization and technological advancements have brought deflationary pressures, making inflation less of a pressing issue.
From past experience, a shift in Federal Reserve policy is often an important signal for a market turning point. If rate cuts reall

#加密安全事件 Looking back, security incidents in the crypto space have been numerous and frequent. Now with another incident—the Aerodrome frontend being compromised—it’s hard not to feel concerned. Although such incidents are common, they still warrant vigilance. From the early days of Mt.Gox to today’s Aerodrome, technology has advanced, but hackers have also evolved. Fortunately, this time the smart contracts remained secure, showing progress in the industry’s underlying security. However, frontend security remains a major pain point. Thinking back to the 2016 TheDAO incident or the 2019 Crypto

#美联储货币政策走向 Looking back at the evolution of monetary policy over the years, the increasing internal divisions within the Federal Reserve are indeed thought-provoking. Historically, the formulation of monetary policy has always required balancing multiple interests, but now this internal consensus mechanism seems to be at risk of unraveling.
There was a time when the Chair of the Federal Reserve could leverage personal prestige and policy communication skills to achieve broad consensus on key decisions. However, the current situation inevitably brings to mind the turbulent period of the 1970s,

#流动性变化 Looking back, this type of token migration scenario is not unfamiliar. After Port3 was attacked, they responded quickly by migrating tokens at a 1:1 ratio, which indeed demonstrated their determination in crisis management. Burning 162 million tokens to fill the loophole reminds me of how Tether responded to a hack in 2017. At that time, they also adopted a similar strategy by burning tokens to maintain market stability.
However, this incident serves as another reminder that even in the blockchain space, liquidity management remains a thorny issue. Migrating from Ethereum to BNB Chain

#期权市场动态 Looking back at the past decades of Bitcoin cycles, this round of decline feels familiar. The market sentiment always swings from euphoria to panic, repeating itself time and again. Current data shows that short-term holders are selling off on a large scale, with realized losses surging to the highest level since the FTX collapse. This kind of capitulation often signals an approaching bottom.
Changes in the options market are also worth noting. The 25-delta skew is tilting towards puts, especially with a significant rise in volatility for long-term options, reflecting growing concerns

#比特币价格走势 Looking back, the surging waves of the Bitcoin market always evoke deep emotions. Now, seeing $82,000 become the lifeline for the bulls, I can’t help but recall all the controversies when it was at $100 and $1,000. The market is always changing, but the patterns remain the same.
This analysis mentions that the trading mechanisms of market makers may amplify short-term volatility, which reminds me of the rise of the derivatives market during the 2017 bull run. Back then, many newcomers got burned by playing with leverage, and today’s market seems even more complex.
This key level of $

#加密货币市场行情 Looking back at history, I have witnessed countless ups and downs in the crypto market. This correction reminds me of the dramatic crash last October. At that time, a stablecoin pricing error triggered the largest liquidation event in history, wiping out nearly 2 million accounts and causing market liquidity to dry up instantly. In hindsight, it seems history is repeating itself.
Tom Lee’s view is quite interesting. He believes the current weak trend is similar to last October and expects this round of correction to last for about two more weeks. Based on past experience, these dele

#隐私技术发展 Looking back on the development of privacy technologies over the years, I can’t help but feel a surge of emotions. From the initial simple encryption to today’s zero-knowledge proofs, every step has been difficult yet determined. However, seeing the news about Argentine President Milei being involved in the LIBRA scam is inevitably disappointing.
Incidents like this are not uncommon in the history of cryptocurrency development. As early as the ICO boom in 2017, we witnessed countless projects appear out of nowhere and collapse in an instant. Back then, many people held overly optimist

#加密市场情绪分析 Looking back at past market trends, Bitcoin's volatility always triggers a chain reaction in the market. Today I saw Bloomberg's analysis, which reminded me of the bear market in 2018. At that time, BTC also broke through a key support level, causing the entire crypto market to plummet. However, the market always moves forward in a spiral. Although risk assets may be weak in the short term now, in the long run, 2026 may usher in a new round of growth. After all, every bottom is a process of accumulating energy. After Wall Street finishes adjusting its positions, it often brings a st

#美联储货币政策预期 Thinking back to the 2008 financial crisis, the actions of the Federal Reserve are truly unforgettable. At that time, they decisively implemented large-scale interest rate cuts and quantitative easing policies to inject liquidity into the market. Now, watching JPMorgan retract its December rate cut expectations, I can't help but reflect. History is always strikingly similar, yet subtly different.
The situation now is much more complicated than it was back then. On one hand, inflationary pressures remain; on the other, economic growth faces challenges. Fed chairman candidate Hassett

#比特币价格分析 Seeing the recent news about Bitcoin price predictions, I can’t help but recall the experiences of past bull and bear cycles. The market always swings back and forth between fear and greed, and now it seems we’re at another critical juncture.
Looking at historical data, whenever Bitcoin approaches its all-time high, market sentiment tends to become extremely sensitive. Now, the probability of dropping below $80,000 on Polymarket has jumped from 32% to 55%, reflecting a sharp shift in investor sentiment. This is quite similar to the trends at the end of 2017 and the beginning of 2021.

#加密市场趋势分析 Looking back at the ups and downs of the crypto market over the years, I've witnessed too many failed and successful predictions. Tom Lee's latest forecast for Bitcoin reminds me of the crazy bull market of 2017. Back then, market sentiment was high and all kinds of optimistic expectations kept emerging, and we all know how that turned out. However, today's market environment is very different from back then. The influx of institutional investors and gradually improving regulations have brought new momentum and stability to the market. Although Tom Lee's prediction seems optimistic,

Looking back at over a decade of Bitcoin’s ups and downs, I’ve witnessed countless entries and exits from the “danger zone.” This 25% plunge is just the start of another cycle. Factors such as ETF outflows, long-term wallet sales, and the Gamma effect in the options market have all combined to drive this drop. The break below the $85,000 level was particularly crucial, as market makers’ hedging further intensified the sell-off.
But history tells us that every “crisis” marks the beginning of a new opportunity. The 2018 bear market bottomed at $15,000, and in March 2020, prices crashed to $3,800

#流动性与市场状况 Looking back at the many market fluctuations I've experienced throughout my investment career, Michael Saylor's words truly resonate with me. The market is always cyclical, and every major downturn feels like a test of investors' patience and conviction. I still remember the bleak situation during the 2018 bear market—many people lost confidence and exited, but those who persevered were ultimately rewarded in the bull market.
Saylor mentioned that he would only consider selling Bitcoin if it dropped below $10,000, and such unwavering conviction is admirable. However, as an experienc

#加密市场动态 Looking back at the market fluctuations over the years, whenever Bitcoin’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) enters the extremely oversold zone, it always draws special attention. Seeing analysts mention that the RSI has reached this level again now reminds me of those dramatic moments in the past. I remember at the end of 2018 and the beginning of 2020, the market also fell into a similar slump. Many people were on the sidelines at the time, but some sharp investors sensed the opportunity.
It seems like history is repeating itself now. After the last two times the RSI hit extremely overs