A founder of a major exchange recently dropped some bombshells, claiming that Bitcoin breaking through $1 million is simply a matter of time. As the operator of the world's largest trading platform by volume, there's definitely something backing this statement. Let's take a closer look at where his confidence truly comes from.
**Scarcity as the Eternal Value Anchor**
21 million coins — this number is permanently embedded in Bitcoin's code and cannot be changed. The supply is halved every four years, forming a built-in deflationary mechanism that is truly unique. The scarcer something is, the m

Overnight order sharing! #CryptoMarketSlightRecovery

Recently paying close attention to the crypto market, I discovered an interesting phenomenon. RAVE is a very typical example——technical indicators are shouting buy buy buy, but the price keeps climbing downward. This kind of "saying I love you with words, but being honest with actions" contrast is worth a good analysis.
First, look at the overall environment. Around Christmas, the US stock market is on holiday, and large funds are taking a break as well. The trading activity in the crypto circle is naturally light. During this time, small coins are especially easy to manipulate; just a few tra

The recent actions of the Movement network have indeed attracted a lot of attention. After the official launch of the M1 mainnet, the native staking mechanism was activated, and network performance directly soared to over 10,000+ TPS, which is a substantial breakthrough for the scalability bottleneck that has long plagued L2 networks.
From the market response, MOVE's performance has been quite straightforward. Trading activity on a major exchange has significantly increased, with trading volume surpassing 526K USDT within just 15 minutes. This level of activity truly reflects the market's reco

Yesterday's Beat candlestick pattern clearly indicated a "weakening trend." You all should have seen that, right? Still hesitating at this point, I just can't understand.
Honestly, I couldn't resist this signal and immediately opened a short position. But that wasn't enough; I even added to my position—though I do regret it now. But since I've already entered, I might as well watch this "market live show."
The most interesting thing in these moments is waiting for the market to give you an answer. Either it proves you wrong or confirms your judgment. If you're also paying attention to this Bea

#比特币流动性 Recently, I’ve really been a bit scared. Watching the $BTC trend, I don’t dare to act rashly. Market liquidity is indeed a bit tight, and it feels like investors are all on the sidelines 😰. I don’t know if everyone is waiting for an entry opportunity or if they really can’t figure out the direction. In this kind of atmosphere, I might as well just watch and stay put.

I just came across a news flash that a company dealing with Ethereum reserves is selling coins to pay off debts and will shift its focus to asset tokenization. I can imagine that by the end of next year, if the market hits bottom, more institutions will turn to invest in RWA asset tokenization, meaning they believe that coin hoarding is not as good as investing in new tokens. In our next bull run, we should also participate more in tokens issued by companies with strong backgrounds in RWA, and we need to compete in the primary market.
Sell 24,000 Ether to pay off debts! The reserve company ETH

🚨 $STRK: DEEPLY OVERSOLD, BOUNCE OR BULL TRAP? #Starknet ( $STRK ) is down hard but showing signs of life. Key Signals RSI7: 21.25 (oversold) MACD selling pressure fading Support holding: $0.075 to $0.08 1B+ STRK staked (\~20%) \>\> reduced sell pressure Quantum resistant

The Fed's recent actions are quite interesting. In just ten days, they released $38 billion in liquidity, which is a significant amount, but if you look closely at the market reaction, it's absurd—Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net inflow of only about $10 billion on the most active days over the ten-day period. So where did the remaining $28 billion go? Vanished into thin air?
This is a bit strange. Logically, with such a large liquidity injection, the market should have been stirred up by now. But what happened? Since November 21, Bitcoin has been moving sideways, unable to hold the 90,000

Take a step back on the "Santa rally" narrative floating around. Just because BTC rallied to its range highs doesn't automatically validate that simplistic story everyone's pushing. The market moves are far more nuanced than a catchy seasonal tale—there's institutional positioning, macro conditions, and technical momentum all playing a role. Before jumping on the holiday pump thesis, maybe look at what's actually driving Bitcoin's price action rather than recycling the same old talking points. Data over narrative.