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Cardano has once again reached an interesting situation. Over the past year, the average holder has an unrealized loss of 43%, and the derivatives market is also showing an abnormally high concentration of shorts. Usually, something tends to happen during these times.
Looking at the MVRV indicator, Cardano is in what’s called the "opportunity zone," a deep position. This means that those who were panicking and selling have already sold, and only those accepting losses or HODLers remain. Since selling pressure is decreasing, the market is ready for a rebound if a catalyst appears.
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Ahead of the release of U.S. inflation indicators, Bitcoin and Ether are showing modest price movements. In a market environment that responds sharply to macroeconomic shifts, taking a wait-and-see approach before indicator events like this is not unusual. Open interest (OI) in the futures market refers to open interest, and even judging from the current position sizes, it appears traders are waiting for a major change in direction. Since the market could move significantly depending on the inflation numbers, close attention should be paid to this week’s price action.

If the conflict between the United States and Iran prolongs, Bitcoin could stand to benefit significantly. Recently, more market participants are reconsidering the relationship between such geopolitical risks and cryptocurrencies.
Why does this happen? Low interest rate policies are originally measures where central banks keep interest rates low to stimulate the economy. However, if conflicts persist, countries tend to increase defense spending, which can lead to rising inflation pressures. This creates a situation that is incompatible with low interest rate policies.
From an investor’s perspe

A noteworthy news story has emerged. It is said that Jane Street is facing allegations of insider trading related to テラフォーム’s major collapse in 2022. The backdrop of that dramatic failure at the time may have involved such trading practices being hidden.
The 2022 テラフォーム collapse was an event that shook the entire crypto market, and details are only now beginning to become clear about what kind of wrongdoing was taking place during the process. The fact that a large institution such as Jane Street was involved in this matter is a concern that affects credibility within the industry.
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Recently, I came across an AI payment protocol backed up by a major cryptocurrency exchange, and it's quite an interesting story.
It seems to be a protocol aimed at solving the issues of micro-payments, that is, small-value transactions, but honestly, the current market demand hasn't really taken shape yet. Technologically, it might be innovative, but whether there are actual use cases is a different matter.
Ideally, such protocols should streamline everyday small payments, but in reality, many people find existing payment systems sufficient. Especially when users haven't yet found a clear rea

Recently, I tried various things with my car vacuum cleaner, and it’s actually quite deep. The suction power, ease of maintenance, noise level, and actual usability vary really a lot depending on the product. There are well-known brands like Dyson and Makita, as well as more affordable options, so many people might be confused about what to choose.
So, I actually compared nine popular car vacuum cleaners. I checked how strong the suction is, whether filter maintenance is a hassle, the weight and ease of handling, and whether the operating noise is loud. I summarized my recommendations in a ran

Bitcoin reflecting the bottom prices of the second half of 2022 is a common topic in recent market analysis. According to K33's observations, the bearish market during that period is still influencing the current market conditions. In the world of cryptocurrencies, it makes us reconsider what it truly means to be patient. Instead of reacting emotionally to short-term price movements, the importance of maintaining a long-term perspective is also conveyed through this analysis. It’s interesting to see how investors who experienced that period view the current market.

I saw Bitcoin, which had fallen to around $69,000 earlier, suddenly jump to above $71,000. Ethereum and Solana are also rising at the same time. It seems that the sharp drop in crude oil is a major factor. With tensions with Iran remaining tense, the situation in which crude oil prices keep driving the broader market is likely to continue.
With February’s inflation data coming in as expected, the view that there will be no rate cuts at the March and April FOMC meetings has strengthened. However, how next month’s data turns out could change significantly due to geopolitical shocks. Since I’ve b

Bitcoin is wavering at a critical juncture. It is currently trading around $73,600, but there is an increasing number of reports indicating that the $85,000 support level is effectively not functioning.
If this level breaks down, it is highly likely that the market will look for lower support levels, which are technically weaker. Among market participants, there is growing concern that breaking below this level could trigger additional selling pressure.
Looking at the chart, the $85,000 price range has been a major support level over the past few months. The fact that it is no longer effective

The situation in the Middle East is rapidly escalating. As Iran carries out attacks on U.S. military bases, concerns about digital assets, including Bitcoin, are increasing in the market.
When geopolitical risks rise, a flight to safe assets usually occurs. However, the cryptocurrency market can react differently. If conflicts involving the U.S. military presence in the Middle East intensify, market uncertainty increases, and risk assets like Bitcoin tend to face selling pressure.
In current geopolitical instability, Bitcoin is likely to face further downside risk. This is because investors ar

I’ve been wondering about something lately—why Bitcoin is so strong even as the U.S. faces rising oil prices.
Normally, an economic shock should pressure risk assets across the board, but even with oil prices moving this much, the crypto asset market is behaving differently. Could it be that this actually shows that the U.S. economy’s fundamental strength isn’t being shaken that badly?
Bitcoin’s durability actually reflects, in part, the stability of the surrounding economic environment. A shock to oil prices would normally make the whole market panic, but this time it’s different. The U.S. ha

It seems that the growth of cryptocurrency users in Latin America is really remarkable. Looking at the statistics for 2025, the growth rate has reached three times that of the United States. This is quite a significant movement, isn't it?
If you're someone who closely follows cryptocurrency news, you might have noticed that adoption in Latin America has been accelerating rapidly in recent years. Since many countries in the region are experiencing ongoing inflation, the demand for Bitcoin and stablecoins is naturally increasing. While the market in the U.S. is already somewhat mature, Latin Ame

Cryptocurrency is actually a simple concept, isn’t it? Lately you’ve probably been hearing the word “crypto” a lot, but do you know what it’s short for?
Originally, it’s an abbreviation of “Cryptocurrency.” It’s a coined term combining “Crypto (cryptography)” and “Currency.” In other words, cryptocurrency means a currency created using cryptographic technology.
In Japan, it’s generally called “cryptocurrency,” but it can also be referred to as “digital currency” or “virtual currency.” Basically, they all point to the same concept.
The essence of cryptocurrency is that, unlike conventional cent

Recently, I've been paying attention to the movement of the gold market, and Goldman Sachs has made an interesting prediction. They say that by the end of 2026, gold will reach $5,400 per ounce. That would be a significant surge, and apparently there are several factors behind it.
One is that central banks are continuing to increase their gold holdings. Additionally, private investors are also increasing their gold holdings in anticipation of interest rate cuts. In other words, from institutional investors to individuals, everyone is paying attention to gold. The rise in gold prices is support

I didn't expect Michael Saylor's Bitcoin philosophy to be so thorough. Listening to his latest interview, the founder of MicroStrategy, it’s clear that his approach is not just about corporate Bitcoin investment strategies but about redesigning the entire economic system.
Currently, MicroStrategy holds over 470,000 Bitcoin. The total acquisition cost is $31.1 billion, with an average purchase price of $65,033. As the company with the largest Bitcoin holdings in the world, Michael Saylor compares this strategy to developing a "Digital Manhattan." That means it’s not about selling but about cont

Ripple's top executives are quite optimistic about clarifying regulations. The comments made by Brad Garlinghouse in a media interview are particularly interesting.
He predicted an 80-90% chance that the Clarity Act will pass through the U.S. Congress. If legislation that clarifies federal market rules for digital assets actually passes, it would be a major turning point for the entire industry. Especially as the definitions of whether tokens are securities or commodities, and the jurisdiction of the SEC and CFTC become clearer, compliance for exchanges and issuers will become easier. This cou

Prepaid SIM cards can be really confusing to choose from, right? Recently, I’ve tried various options, from those available at convenience stores to online orders, and the quality varies widely.
HIS Mobile’s prepaid SIM is honestly quite excellent. Unlimited data for 30 days at around 3,500 yen is more than enough for everyday use. However, the only downside is that it’s not sold at convenience stores, and you have to order online. Nippon SIM for Japan is similarly convenient, and since you can find it at electronics retail stores, it’s a good option if you need something quickly.
If you want

The Australian dollar is continuing to approach an important support level around 0.7100. The direct cause is the significant decline in the Westpac Consumer Confidence Index for February, which fell to 82.1, marking three consecutive months of negative movement.
Market participants generally believe that this bearish sentiment, combined with the strengthening of the US dollar globally, is exerting considerable downward pressure on AUD/USD. The RBA (Reserve Bank of Australia) is also becoming more cautious about raising interest rates, raising concerns that the interest rate differential with

If you're planning to study abroad, including insurance in your pre-departure checklist is a must. Unlike travel, long-term overseas living requires you to prepare for potential emergencies.
Recently, I came across an article comparing six popular study abroad insurance products, evaluated based on coverage details, insurance premiums, and service quality. The conclusion was that the best insurance is one that eliminates the need to pay treatment costs upfront, offers unlimited coverage, and can handle various situations like theft or temporary repatriation, all at a lower cost.
What caught my

Prepaid phones have been coming in many different varieties lately, and I’ve been trying out various options to see which ones are most user-friendly. Prepaid SIM cards don’t require identity verification or credit cards, and they can be conveniently purchased at convenience stores or online. Since they are disposable with fixed data capacity and validity periods, many people find them useful for temporary visits or as secondary devices.
Based on a rough comparison, if you prioritize cost savings, HIS Mobile’s unlimited plan is the best. You can get 30 days of unlimited data for around 3,500 y