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The USD1 line can actually be viewed separately; otherwise, it's easy to get confused.
USD1 itself is a stablecoin, and collateralization and custody determine whether it's "safe"; WLFI is an incentive token, which determines whether it's "profitable."
The two are related, but not the same thing.
Recently, the main reason for the discussion is that the WLFI governance proposal passed: 62.28 billion locked + 4.5 billion burned.
The biggest issue before was "not knowing when it would unlock," but now there's a timetable: the team and institutional parts are basically locked for 2 years +

Many people's trading problems are actually quite simple: they want to catch everything. They don't want to miss any small fluctuations, but as a result, they end up not capturing the real profit-making move. The more they try to eat everything, the more likely they end up with nothing at all.
A more common mistake is the second one: immediately reversing after a stop-loss, changing direction as soon as the trend shifts. A week's worth of market fluctuations can completely overturn the original higher-level judgment. But in reality, short-term volatility is never enough to negate a higher-cy

As for copying trades, honestly, short-term past data doesn't have much significance for predicting the future, so I still advise brothers who choose to copy trades to pay close attention to risk and only use money they can afford to lose.
If it's just for practicing, learning, and reference purposes, copying 10U is enough; if you can't follow, you won't lose money or fall for scams.

By now, I really don’t want to care about right or wrong anymore. Outside the circle, the Strait of Hormuz flared up in controversy again last night; Iran angrily criticized Trump’s credibility as 0. In China, it’s probably so bad that even a power bank can’t be scanned.
Within the circle $RAVE people and gods are outraged as one—after the big pie hit 78, it also dipped, preparing to welcome a new round of declines 📉
Finally, I want to say this: only those meaningful, constructive, community-driven, and truly business-operating sh*tcoins are real sh*tcoin season—like ETH, UNI, ASTER, etc

I read many opinions tonight, and I just want to say:
Promoting project teams to do things is definitely not just about this simple and violent slaughter of retail investors.
$RAVE This kind of unfair absolute manipulation, if not thoroughly investigated, what future does this industry have?
This industry has finally taken a half step into the mainstream, and everyone is a part of its development.
Now, if you guys keep playing like this, will there still be newcomers entering?
Even seasoned veterans will eventually be cut down one day.
I understand some people's views—it's the law

Just flip when told to flip.
Just as the market hasn't fully recovered from the excitement of 78K, Iran's military today came out to slap back—because the U.S. "repeatedly broke promises," control of the Strait of Hormuz has been restored to its previous state, now under strict control of the Iranian armed forces.
Remember the logic behind BTC's recent rise a few days ago? Middle East easing, Hormuz reopening, risk sentiment returning.
Okay, now that logic is gone.
This is no small matter. The Strait of Hormuz transports over 20 million barrels of oil daily, nearly 20% of the world's o

BTC has broken 78K.
After two months of consolidation, yesterday a single candlestick directly resolved it. The driver is simple: the situation in the Middle East has eased, the Strait of Hormuz has reopened, and market sentiment has flipped instantly—together with the US stock market’s S&P reaching its historical all-time high of 7121, risk assets are surging across the board, and BTC naturally follows.
To put it plainly, this move isn’t because BTC is particularly strong on its own—it’s the macro driving it. Once you understand that, you’ll know what to do next.
On the ETF side, there was a

Information asymmetry must be addressed promptly, which is one of the reasons everyone pays attention to us bloggers. $RAVE has already been heavily criticized on Twitter, no one is engaging anymore, and funds have been flowing out rapidly to the latest copycat projects. In contrast, the brothers in the square haven't been caught off guard, blindly sticking to $RAVE and fighting it out. $RAVE will definitely fall in the end. When exactly? It will be when people stop paying attention to him. Currently, the crypto world is essentially an attention economy.

I'm truly half J, half P. Thinking about shooting some vlogs during the bear market, I was full of confidence and believed I could produce some good work. With maximum execution, I immediately bought the Pocket 3, but it felt very unsteady when filming, so I bought the Action 6 again.
Then a few months passed, and P still hasn't released a single video.
As everyone knows, tonight the Pocket 4 was announced again, and I pre-ordered it two weeks in advance. I received it tonight. Next, I'm just worried about what to shoot. 😂 Do you have anything you'd like to see?