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This EP/TP/SL setup is very clear: once it breaks 7.30, cut it and exit, and the rest depends on whether it can smoothly reach 6.85, or even 6.70.

The greater the information gap, the more intense the volatility; when retail investors and institutions oppose each other, both risk and reward are maximized.

Lately, I've been getting a bit frustrated watching DAO votes: no matter how well the proposals are written, the first thing people focus on is how to distribute incentives, who can get them first, and whether they can change the rules afterward to benefit themselves more. Basically, the power structure is hidden in "parameter fine-tuning" and "temporary authorization." After voting, you realize you're just giving others a stamp of approval.
In the group these days, there's also a lot of discussion about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and various rumors about "de-pegging." When every

I muted the group, and my ears felt much clearer, and I suddenly saw clearly: the liquidity of NFTs is really just this shallow. Usually everyone talks about floors, narratives, and royalties; when it's hot, it’s like the whole village celebrating the New Year; when it cools down, the orders pile up with no one to take them, and the competition over royalties is really just fighting over that tiny amount of transactions, which is quite realistic.
Recently, hardware wallets are still out of stock, phishing links are rampant again, and there are a bunch of screenshots in the group of “quickly co