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A 26-year-old opening move doesn't necessarily require a grand narrative, but can start with simple execution. In the first week of the year, share an activity with a high profit-to-loss ratio. This year, start participating in crypto with small steps! @deBridge teams up with TRON to launch the "Interstellar Exploration" event, with a prize pool of 10,000 U and 140 winning spots. The tasks are very simple, focusing on basic interaction. Ends on January 8th, quick. Portal:

E-Guardians, please focus on this data next. Just saw this data on cryptoquant. In December, $ETH spot ETF had a net outflow of $531 million, which seems significant. But upon closer inspection, a detail emerges. BlackRock's iShares Ethereum Trust alone accounted for a outflow of $332 million, representing 62% of the total outflow. Other ETH

Have you looked at the BTC ETF data? From the recent BTC ETF data, we can gather the following information: 1. In October, the ETF still maintained a massive weekly net inflow of over $3 billion, but after entering November, it quickly reversed, with consecutive weeks experiencing net outflows of over $1 billion. Institutional funds have been taking large-scale profits before the end of the year. 2. The ETF asset size has shrunk significantly in tandem with the coin price.

Elon Musk sharply comments on the surge in silver prices. What are the "consequences" of such a price increase? On the 13th of this month, I wrote an article analyzing the logic behind the rise in silver. At that time, I pointed out that silver is transitioning from being a "shadow" of gold to a core industrial strategic asset. This is a reconfiguration of asset logic based on supply-demand imbalance and physical asset squeezing. Looking now, silver prices continue to hit new highs, rising nearly 20% in the past week, with a trend clearly stronger than most risk assets.

It's not the New Year yet, but this damn "Card Collection DNA" seems to have started early. I remember a few years ago, everyone was searching all over the world for the "Respectful Blessing" to get a 福 character, and the lively atmosphere of the whole family gathering was actually more interesting than the amount of money finally received. Just checked the market with Bitget Wallet, and it seems that the previous FOMO Thursday has been upgraded, and the card collection has started again. MOEW

Four years, Russia, strict regulation and order, national system From "firmly oppose" to today "allow cryptocurrencies in exchanges" What can make a country go from "total ban" to "listing cryptocurrencies on securities exchanges"? In 2021, the Governor of the Central Bank of Russia, Nabiullina, stood in front of the camera and said in an unequivocal tone: Our attitude towards cryptocurrencies, quite simply, is a position of complete denial.

"It's all about bypassing restrictions and making deposits; after all this time, you guys stink at Cryptocurrency Trading compared to just buying gold." Today, gold broke through $4400, rising 70% over 25 years. Bitcoin is still struggling at 88K, having fallen 5% since the beginning of the year. Those who bought at the October peak are now down 30% on paper. Those who bought gold at the beginning of the year are lying back and gaining 75 points. Both are called "safe-haven assets," so why the huge difference in performance? Has the "digital gold" narrative collapsed?

The competition logic of exchanges has changed. I predict that by mid-2026, at least two leading exchanges will follow this CEX. When all platforms reduce their transaction fees to 0.01% or even negative rates, and users can seamlessly arbitrage between multiple exchanges, a pure price war has come to an end. Currently, leading exchanges are all reconstructing something: the VIP system. OKX has significantly lowered the VIP threshold in November, Bybit.

I appreciate the insightful article from the host. The vitality of currency lies not only in its "appreciation" but also in being "needed". A few points I gathered after reading: 1. We often think that "bad money" is negative. However, from a microstructural perspective, bad money has low circulation costs and high turnover rates, making it a perfect "medium of exchange"; whereas good money (like BTC/gold) is too precious and gets locked in safes, becoming a "store of value". It is not that bad money drives out good money, but rather that market division of labor chooses bad money.

【 Buy the Dips \~ 】 Since the National Day BSC Memecoin season, every time I see "Buy the Dips", I hear this foreigner's voice in my head. The market is forgiving, the emotions are generous, truly an unforgettable golden age, and the lingering warmth of the community cannot be erased. Video: @_FORAB

On the 13th, a deep analysis was published explaining why silver would outperform gold and Bitcoin. At that time, silver had just broken through $64, reaching an all-time high, with an increase of over 110% since the beginning of the year. Nine days later, unexpectedly, silver once again set a new record, briefly reaching $69/ounce, while gold also broke through the $4400 mark.

A concise share of the current 【Bear Market Interest Income】 collection 1. "Mainstream Exchanges" USDT and other stablecoins for flexible savings, generally in the 1%-3% range; 2. "BASE Wallet" USDC with an annualized yield of 3.85%, just hold it, no additional staking required; 3. "Aave App" mainstream stablecoins enjoy an annualized basic return of 6%; 4. "OKX Pay Wealth Management" USDG

-BTC old money rapidly cashing out and leaving? - In the past 30 days, when did holders with over five years of accumulation sell the most? - Three ways to approach 2026. Why is the most probable one this? Collection - Comparison - Light critique. In October, BTC hit a new all-time high. The entire network is shouting "This cycle could reach 200,000." Two months have passed: - BTC dropped to 86,000 (-31%) - ETH dropped to 2,800 (-30%) Grayscale says "BTC in 2026 will reach new highs." Wall Street says "A calm ending in 2025."

Bro, have you started buying the dip $BTC ?

Why is it falling? Why is it still falling? Can it stop falling? Is it still a dad? BTC has dropped from $95,000 to $85,000, and in the past 24 hours, over 200,000 traders have been liquidated, with $600 million wiped out. Everyone is asking: Weren't we told that interest rate cuts would be good a few days ago? The answer lies in three dates: December 11th (Federal Reserve rate cut), December 19th (Japan rate hike), December 23rd (Christmas holiday). --- 01 |

? Gate is actually this high quality? I just saw Brother Lu's tweet, and since I had some free time, I watched the video. It indeed broke many of my previous biases about Gate. From the video, Gate's current strategy is all in Web3 + local compliant stations, with Dr. Han teasing that Gate Pay will be launched this year and next when asking employees to enjoy ice cream through their own Gate Pay.