A few interesting recent insights/facts: 1. The key to making contract trading viable is that Binance doesn't care, as long as the venture capital fund doesn't lose money. 2. Spot trading is currently popular, and its core purpose is to squeeze out spot prices and contracts. Contract trading, on the other hand, is about stabilizing prices and generating turnover, and the former is more suitable for the current situation. 3. Top-tier players buy US stock shells to issue DATs, while 18th-tier players buy Alpha shells to trade contract trading. 4. The key to trading is to leave room for those behind. If you act in an unsightly manner, you won't be able to play. 4. Listing a new Alpha coin is like writing an essay; the key is to make sure you don't take the wrong paper.

ETF regulation is coming faster than expected. If true: 1. This is bad news for Sol, which, despite completing fundraising, has yet to complete its DAT backdoor listing. The overall launch schedule will be impacted, and investor calls are subject to public disclosure. With fewer arbitrage opportunities after the new regulations, it's unclear whether some institutions will retreat. 2. This is bad news for small-coin DATs, as the strategy of transferring coins from one hand to the other is completely ineffective.

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A few interesting points/facts I've found recently: 1. Wlfi doesn't have any borrowed tokens, so the market maker's suggested price should be 0.4. 2. DAT's killer feature is its ability to raise funds through bond issuance, not equity. Interest rate cuts drive arbitrage funds into DAT, driving up E/B/S, not the other way around. 3. The best way for large funds to play Altcoins is to form a group and manipulate the market; piggybacking is too difficult. 4. Hedging is the most beautiful dream.

Of course, it is difficult to create a new ecosystem in this cycle, but it is not difficult to achieve the same market value as Wld by following the script obtained by Wlfi. It is not difficult to open with a market value of 10 billion, but it is not easy to maintain this market value when unlocking.

Altcoins have been making a lot of money lately. NMR and Python have both seen their prices rise despite recent news releases... Speedrunners like Mito haven't seen much insider trading, and even with Tree, you can profit from both fast and slow bots... Thinking back to two months ago, everyone I chased was dying. It's not exactly altcoin season, but at least the sentiment around altcoins wasn't bad.

My Twitter timeline is already full of Sol & hype Maxi… Is anyone still holding ETH?

Yesterday's two coins were quite abstract. Camp tried to copy IP by not delivering coins to Binance and relying on price manipulation to list on futures contracts. He also manipulated the Bybit spot market, only to find the order book empty. No one followed the upward trend, and no one took the downward trend. Bitlayer tried to argue that the market pursues real returns, and since I'm currently making nearly $1M a month, selling at a high price of several million after the market opens would be easy. However, no one paid any attention, and he could only continue to talk to himself.

I don't know if it's an oxtail, but based on historical experience, the ones I can get away with are usually not oxtails...

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