Stop just shouting about the surge! Let's talk about the underlying logic behind EDGE's pre-market frenzy. Having been in the crypto market for ten years, I've seen too many pre-market tokens experience a "one-day wonder," but EDGE's surge is truly remarkable. First, a key point for beginners: it's not some random token; it's a DEX platform token incubated by Circle (USDC's parent company) and Amber Group. EdgeX Perp is currently among the top three in the perpetual contract sector, with transaction fee revenue second only to Hyperliquid. It has $192 million in reserves and even uses half of that to buy back tokens—these fundamentals make it a very well-funded player in today's market. This time, its listing on Binance's pre-market saw a record-breaking $150 million trading volume and a 102% increase in price in a single day. Many people are asking, "Is it still a good time to get on board?" I have to pour some cold water on that: pre-market tokens are inherently amplified by sentiment; short-term volatility can be extremely high, and chasing the highs can easily lead to losses. However, from another perspective, this surge in popularity didn't come out of nowhere: EdgeX's real trading volume, 450,000 user addresses, and gold trading volume have surpassed Hyperliquid's. For short-term traders, instead of betting on a one-sided upward trend, it's better to keep an eye on two signals: the progress of token buybacks and the capital absorption capacity after listing on a centralized exchange (CEX). After all, the core value of a platform token is always the "platform ecosystem." EdgeX currently has mobile coverage in over 100 countries and its web traffic is around 2.5 million per month, already crushing some established CEXs. Finally, to be frank: don't be blinded by the price increase. This surge is more like "value discovery" than "bubble speculation." Those looking to make quick money should set stop-loss orders; those looking for long-term holding should observe whether it can carve out its own differentiated path in the space between DEXs and CEXs. $EDGE {future}(EDGEUSDT)
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Brothers and sisters, another Ponzi scheme has emerged on the BSC chain! A Meme coin called "4" saw its market capitalization jump from 7.5 million to 9.7 million overnight, and now it's at 9.2 million, a 20% increase in 24 hours, with a trading volume of 1.6 million USD. What on earth is "4"? You read that right, its name is "4". Minimalist naming has recently become popular on the BSC chain, from "2" to "3" to "4," each more abstract than the last. This kind of coin has no fundamentals; it's purely driven by sentiment and community consensus. But the question is—why did it rise? A trading volume of 1.6 million indicates real money was being bought. Either the community was promoting it, or a large investor was fueling the fire. These kinds of schemes rise quickly, but fall just as quickly. What's the situation now? From 7.5 million to 9.7 million, a nearly 30% increase, it has now fallen back to 9.2 million. This is a classic "surge and fall," indicating that those who bought at the peak are now trapped. The key is whether the price can hold above 9 million tonight—if it holds, there might be a second wave; if not, it will drop back to 7.5 million to find a bottom. Risk Warning The biggest problem with this minimalist naming of Meme coins is the lack of a narrative. You can say "2" represents binary, "3" represents ternary, but what does "4" represent? The four elements? The four seasons? Or is it simply because "4" is easy to remember? The more vague the narrative, the faster it will collapse. Furthermore, the liquidity of Meme coins on the BSC chain is usually average. A trading volume of 1.6 million seems large, but if there's a real sell-off, tens of thousands of dollars can drive the price down by 20%. Yan Jie's Advice If you want to participate, use a small position for entertainment, don't treat it as an asset allocation. It's not recommended to chase above 9 million; wait for a pullback to around 8 million before considering. Set a stop-loss order; once this kind of market starts to fall, there's no bottom. Pay close attention to community sentiment; if no one is recommending buying, get out quickly. Remember, Meme coins are about profiting from sentiment and losing money based on faith. Follow the instructions closely in the trading group, and don't become a bagholder at 9.2 million! Follow Sister Yan for daily first-hand information and in-depth analysis. Sister Yan doesn't boast or make empty promises; she only shares practical experience to survive in the market! #meme
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South Korean Crypto Liquidity Plummets 55%: Stablecoin Outflows Accelerate, Funds Shift to Stock Market According to data from Allium Labs, since July 2025, the stablecoin balances on South Korea's five major cryptocurrency exchanges have plummeted from $575 million to approximately $188 million by mid-March, a drop of 55%. This downward trend accelerated significantly after the Korean won fell below the 1500-dollar mark on March 13th, a level not seen since the 2008 financial crisis. Bradley Park, founder of DNTV Research, analyzed that the weakening won is prompting investors to accelerate their withdrawal from dollar-denominated assets. The rapid decline in stablecoin balances on exchanges is primarily due to traders selling stablecoins, converting them back to won, and allocating funds to domestic assets. This trend aligns with the South Korean government's policy direction of guiding capital repatriation. The government encourages investors to sell overseas assets (including stablecoins) and reallocate them to the domestic stock market through policies such as "repatriation" accounts and capital gains tax exemptions of up to 100%. This policy benefit from the government is directly reflected in the stock market performance. In 2025, the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rose by 75% cumulatively, and has gained another 37% this year, making it one of the best-performing major stock indices globally. However, the recent decline in stablecoin liquidity in the South Korean crypto market is interpreted by analysts as a rotation of domestic capital between different assets, rather than a systemic and comprehensive withdrawal. In summary, South Korean investors are shifting their holdings from the crypto market to the domestic stock market. Whether funds will flow back into the crypto market in the future depends on how long this upward trend in the South Korean stock market can be sustained. #SouthKoreanCryptoMarket #CapitalRotation
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99% of people think XRP is dead... They're wrong.
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