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What makes it even more upsetting is that this time, the person who was locked out happens to be one of the most representative and most long-term backers in the industry—Justin Sun. Many people like to joke about him, saying he’s flashy and that he’s good at marketing, but if you look closely, you’ll see Sun Ge—he has always been there. From the early push to bring crypto into the mainstream, to continuously pouring money into the industry, building infrastructure, and propping up liquidity, and then still moving forward time and time again amid controversy;
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I just finished reading about the controversy involving Justin Sun and World Liberty Financial, and honestly I can’t quite put my finger on how it feels—it's that kind of helplessness: you think the industry is moving forward, but someone is quietly pulling it back from behind the scenes.
Maybe many people only see “$75 million frozen,” but what really should be seen is that the rules are being rewritten on a whim.
A project that claims to be decentralized, yet in its smart contract, it reserves “
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Stayed up late again monitoring the market last night.
Actually, there wasn't much fluctuation in the market, but I just didn't want to turn off the screen;
It feels like nothing has happened, but I also feel like something is about to happen;
In the middle, I saw a row of liquidation data, bouncing between red and green, looking a bit dazed;
Suddenly, I remembered a friend, who was also in this kind of market before, saying that this one trade must make a big move;
At first, he was making money, and he was very relaxed, even joking with me;
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This week's market is very simple:
Push up to trigger shorts, then drop down to trigger longs.
Looking at the liquidation data, both longs and shorts are about the same; no one should laugh at anyone. As news reverses back and forth, prices follow emotions, and rhythm is more important than direction.
I haven't really made many moves this week, not chasing rallies or killing dips, mostly just waiting. In this kind of oscillating market, staying alive is more important than making quick money.
#我的周末交易计划 Bitcoin has been sideways for two months, and just recently touched the 73K-74K resistance
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ETH8,6%
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TermMax Daily Topic: Why is it actually harder to “earn a little steadily”?
Many people think that making small profits is easy, while making big profits is difficult;
but the reality is exactly the opposite. 👉
Earning steadily is harder than making a windfall.
The reason is simple:
Windfalls can rely on market trends, while stability can only rely on structure.
You’ll find that: high-yield strategies are usually not sustainable.
Sustainable strategies often don’t produce high returns, but the key is: 👉
whether you can repeat them long-term.
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This mechanism is actually much more complex than many people imagine.
But here's the problem.
This global-scale distributed network spends most of its time doing just one thing — transferring funds.
So when Dr. Liu said that Bitcoin has only unlocked less than 1% of its potential, I actually think that statement is valid.
It's not that Bitcoin isn't powerful enough, but that our way of using it is still very limited; and OP_CAT Layer
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TermMax Daily Topic: Are you earning from judgment or from structure?
Most people attribute profits to judgment: I guessed the right direction; I seized the opportunity;
But if you extend the timeframe, you'll notice a problem: 👉 Judgment is hard to replicate consistently.
What can be truly reused over the long term is actually another skill: 👉 Structural ability.
For example: Have you locked in costs; Have you controlled risks;
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It's not about who earns more, but who can take the money away💙 To be honest, over the past few years, withdrawing funds has shifted from an "operational issue" to a "probability issue." Whether you make a profit or not is one thing; whether you can successfully withdraw is another matter. USDT has dropped from 7.3+ and continued downward, and the small gains from investments can't withstand the exchange rate hit. At such times, everyone begins to withdraw funds collectively, and the problems become more likely to be exposed.
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TermMax Daily Topic: What AI needs is not volatility, but certainty. For AI to operate, three prerequisites must be met: computability; predictability; executability.
And most DeFi products currently face the issue: 👉 instability.
Interest rates change; costs change; risks change;
For humans, this is an opportunity; for AI, this is noise.
Therefore, the structure truly suitable for AI in the future must have: 👉 certainty.
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If I want to clearly explain this topic, I would start with a very simple question: If Bitcoin is currently only utilizing less than 1% of its potential, where is the remaining 99%?
Many people's understanding of Bitcoin actually stays at a very stable consensus — that it is digital gold, a store of value, and an immutable ledger;
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TermMax Daily Topic: Why is the "Casino Mode" ineffective for AI? Why did DeFi succeed in the past? Because AI captured human nature. Profit expectations; high leverage; quick feedback; these mechanisms are extremely effective for humans. But for AI, these are meaningless. AI does not: get excited because prices go up; panic because prices fall; it only asks one question: 👉 Is this structure optimal?
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While everyone is still waiting for the market to move, some are already increasing their positions!!!
Since mid-February, long-term holders have returned to an accumulation phase. This pattern has actually repeated many times: when prices rise, they reduce their holdings; once the market starts to fluctuate or even decline, they gradually buy back their chips;
By the time most people's emotions are at their most chaotic, they have quietly completed a round of re-strategizing.
Every day, they are surrounded by various macro news:
conflict escalation, difficulty in cutting interest rates, econo
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TermMax Daily Topic: Why is the market starting to "slow down" in this round? Recently, many people have an intuitive feeling: the trend is still there, but the pace has changed. It's not that prices aren't rising or falling, but—volatility remains, and emotions are less extreme. Behind this is actually a structural change: more "non-emotional funds" are beginning to appear in the market. That is: they don't make money by chasing highs and selling lows; they don't frequently change positions;
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TermMax Daily Topic: When users shift from "humans" to "AI," everything will be rewritten.
In the past, we assumed one thing — DeFi users are humans.
So products focused on: sentiment; volatility; speculation; narratives; began to develop.
But this premise is being broken.
In the future, more on-chain activities will come from: 👉 AI Agents, and the biggest difference between AI and humans is:
Humans: experience FOMO; gamble;
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TermMax Daily Topic: The Last Thing: From Participating in the Market to Understanding the Market: At the beginning, we talked about: Chaos vs Order. In the middle, we discussed: Interest rates, maturities, structures, strategies. And in the end, there’s really only one thing left: 👉 How do you participate in this market? Is it: acting on volatility; relying on emotions to make decisions; or: first defining the structure; then executing the strategy; TermMax
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Gradually, you'll realize that in this industry, what truly brings peace of mind isn't the paper gains on the books, but the moment when the digital assets are actually converted into cash and received. That's why, more than many people think, "Is the withdrawal process smooth?" is actually more important. This year, HTX OTC has been focusing on making this often-overlooked aspect more stable: screening merchants, strengthening risk control, and continuous monitoring, to make the "last mile" as smooth as possible.
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TermMax Daily Topic: Is the endgame of DeFi more like traditional finance or less? Many people ask: Once interest rates, credit, and structures are established, will DeFi become "another form of traditional finance"? The answer is: It will resemble it, but not be the same.
What it will resemble: interest rate systems; yield structures; risk pricing;
What it will not resemble: transparency; composability; openness;
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TermMax Daily Topic: Will future users still need to trade frequently? This is a very interesting question. Currently, most people participate in the market through: high-frequency trading; constantly switching positions; continuously monitoring the market; but this is because: 👉 structures are unstable. When costs, timeframes, and profit paths become clearer, a new way of participation will emerge: 👉 low-frequency but structured.
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AI has become popular. We need to find the true gold that can withstand the test of fire—Sun Wukong; don't miss it tomorrow night at 8 o'clock!!!
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