Recently, I’ve organized a set of practical GMGN strategies. If you want to catch the early meme dividends, take a look.
The core consists of five moves:
First, scan the blockchain along with Twitter. Discover new coins the moment they launch. When a hot topic emerges, don’t panic—first search for coins with the same name to avoid copycat traps.
Following the right people is crucial. Keep an eye on a few sharp and fast-moving pros. Whatever they buy, you study.
Don’t regret missing the leader. The second-in-line often still brings profits. When the market sentiment rises, coins in the same sec

I've been researching the Miden project recently and found a few interesting points to share with everyone:
First, on the technical foundation—a lot of people might not know that the Actor model concept was actually proposed as early as 1973, much earlier than most people would imagine. Miden is building their system architecture based on this theory.
Looking at the ecosystem, Miden has already established collaborations with 13 partners, which is a pretty good achievement for a project focused on the privacy sector.
In terms of core positioning, Miden is targeting the niche of financial priva

Stumbled upon a wild misunderstanding about leverage trading today.
Some folks actually think setting liquidation threshold to zero means exchanges physically can't liquidate your position. Like the system just... breaks?
Hate to burst bubbles, but that's not how margin calls work. Zero threshold = instant liquidation the moment price moves against you. No safety net, no buffer zone.
It's basically speedrunning your account to zero. Mathematical impossibility? More like guaranteed wipeout with extra steps.
Always wild seeing how creative people get with risk management misunderstandings.

Recently, after talking with many contract trading beginners, I found that it’s not that they don’t want to get started, but rather they can’t find a reliable learning path.
With the market being so volatile now, blindly exploring on your own will only lead to continuous costly lessons. How do you analyze trends? How much position should you open? How do you manage risks? If someone could teach you these things step by step, it would be much better than burying your head in research for half a year.
A few key practical points:
Identify the overall trend, test the waters with small positions, p

Lately, I’ve come across quite a few friends who want to try out contracts, and I’ve noticed a common phenomenon—it’s not that they’re afraid of losing money, but they simply have no idea where to start.
With such extreme market volatility, trying to figure things out on your own usually just means paying tuition to the market. How to judge trends, how much position size to open, where to set your stop-loss—if someone could walk you through these step by step, it could save you more than half a year of detours.
The key points are simple: only act when you’re sure of the overall direction; test

Don't overthink it, leveling up mainly depends on trading volume, and boosting it can actually be pretty painful in terms of cost.
I saw someone put together a related guide, so let's use it for reference~

Always one step behind in memecoins? What tricks are those catching 100x coins using?
The core strategies are basically these:
Scan the blockchain and Twitter to spot new projects as soon as possible. When a topic heats up, quickly search for tokens with the same name—you might get a pleasant surprise. Keep an eye on a few sharp-nosed KOLs; they often spot things faster than you do.
Missed the leader? Don’t panic. You can still profit from the second or third runners—as long as you react quickly.
The most hardcore move is to track smart wallets and see what whales are buying, then follow their

Recently, I’ve talked to quite a few friends about contract trading and noticed a common thread: it’s not that they don’t want to get started, but they’re afraid of making costly mistakes. Without someone to guide them, they don’t dare to jump in.
With the market being so volatile, trying to figure things out on your own is basically paying tuition. How to judge the trend, how much leverage to use, how to manage risk—if someone could just demonstrate these strategies once, it would save you months of trial and error.
The core principles are pretty simple: identify the direction and don’t fight

Fraudsters work 24/7, holidays included. Before putting money into any crypto project, run through these warning signs:
Unrealistic returns? If someone promises guaranteed 10x gains or risk-free profits, walk away. Real investments carry risk, period.
Pressure tactics? "Limited spots left" or "offer expires tonight" are classic manipulation moves. Legit projects don't rush you.
Unverified teams? Anonymous founders or profiles with stock photos should raise major concerns. Do they have a track record?
No clear product? Fancy website doesn't equal substance. Can you understand what they're actua

Quick heads up for anyone interested: PEPE token is now live on Monad chain and supported by Phantom wallet.
Here's how to get started. Head over to your Wallet Settings, find Active Networks, and add the Monad chain. Once that's done, you'll want to add MON token to your wallet as well.
Now, if you're looking to pick up some MON, you've got a few routes to choose from. The process is pretty straightforward once you have the network configured.
Make sure everything's set up correctly before attempting any transactions - double-check that both the Monad network and MON token are properly added

Want to figure out which type of Bitcoin node to run? Someone made a subway map-style decision guide—pretty interesting.
Following this chart, you’ll end up at one of these stops:
Umbrel (all-in-one solution for beginners)
Bitcoin Core / Bitcoin Knots (classic full node options)
Voltage Cloud (cloud hosting solution)
RaspiBlitz (top choice for Raspberry Pi hardware enthusiasts)
Each route matches different needs and technical backgrounds—just find the one that suits you best.

抢购 starts at 11 PM $WET . Friends who want to participate can familiarize themselves in advance with sniping techniques on Solana 🤓.
Good news: some wallets have now directly integrated the Jito Bundle feature, making the operation much more convenient. This is a nice improvement for sniping popular public sales, at least you don't have to mess with a bunch of command lines yourself anymore.
When participating in on-chain public sales, besides speed, the right tools are indeed crucial.

Tokens basically serve as proof that you own gold. Think of it this way - the token itself isn't the gold, but it's your digital receipt showing you've got ownership rights to actual physical gold somewhere.

💡 Quick tip for AI video tools:
Not satisfied with your first result? Hit that regenerate button. These tools create fresh variations every single time—different angles, styles, outputs. Same prompt, totally new content. Keep experimenting until you nail it.

The Psychology Behind HODLing – Why Do We Hold?
Ever wondered what goes through a holder's mind during a brutal bear market? That urge to sell versus the conviction to stay put – it's all mental warfare. HODLing isn't just a meme, it's a psychological battle between fear and belief.
When prices crash, your brain screams "GET OUT!" But seasoned holders? They've trained themselves to ignore the noise. It's about managing emotions, not just managing portfolios. Loss aversion, confirmation bias, the endowment effect – all these psychological traps play tricks on your decision-making.
The real ques

Stop following those so-called experts telling you to gamble.
Don't do it.
You're gonna lose it all—not just your cash, but something way more important.
Your peace of mind? Gone.
That reckless chase destroys more than bank accounts.

Understanding what OTV (On-chain Tradable Volume) actually excludes is crucial:
It doesn't count tokens that are permanently locked up, already burned, or sitting in reserves with zero circulation plans. Foundation treasuries and long-term allocations? Not included. Same goes for validator stakes and ecosystem funds that aren't hitting the market anytime soon.
The whole point is measuring what's economically active—only the supply that actually matters for price discovery gets tracked.

Recently, I’ve been studying some practical techniques for on-chain data tools, specifically for capturing early opportunities with memecoins:
You need to use both chain scanning and Twitter scanning simultaneously—the first few minutes after a new token launches is the golden window. See the hype building? Don’t just focus on one; immediately search for copycat projects with the same name. Sometimes, the “second-tier” token can outperform the original.
Also, keep an eye on a few sharp-sensed KOLs. Before they make calls, they often position themselves early. If you miss the first wave, don’t

Back in 2012, one of today's leading regulated crypto platforms was just a deck of slides and a bold vision. That original pitch outlined what would become a game-changing infrastructure for digital assets—connecting traditional finance with the emerging blockchain world. Thirteen years later, we're still seeing echoes of those early ideas: user-friendly interfaces, institutional-grade custody, and regulatory compliance as core pillars. Sometimes the most transformative projects start with the simplest question: what if buying crypto was as easy as online banking?