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But don't be overly absolute; sometimes copycats will first make a move to lure in traders, so you still need to consider trading volume and BTC dominance.
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💥🌟✨️ Enjin Coin, Bitcoin & The Altcoins Market
What are the odds of a bullish continuation?
Let's see... We just have to look at Enjin Coin vs USDT.
There you have your continuation.
Have you ever seen Enjin Coin growing, or any of the legacy projects for that matter, while the market is crashing through an overextended bear market?
Have you ever seen sustained bullish action on this and other altcoins while Bitcoin hits new lows?
It is not possible, the market is one.
When in doubt, zoom out.
Let's say you look at Bitcoin and you start to doubt based on the short-term. Zoom out, look at the weekly timeframe—all doubt goes away.
That's my thinking. The fact that these altcoins are growing, it means the bigger projects will also continue to grow. That's one signal out of hundreds.
And remember, the short-term doesn't count.
Bitcoin continues bullish as long as it trades above $60,000. It can retrace for weeks or days, nothing changes.
The market can continue to recover and the altcoins can continue to grow. Bitcoin can produce just another higher low and then resume rising. The market is not in a hurry. We are going up.
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Last night, I impulsively wanted to add some liquidity, and as a result, I accidentally placed a small order as a "training material": I didn't check the depth, set the slippage too tight, and got stopped out twice. I got impatient and switched to market order to rush in... At the moment of execution, I knew I was losing money; the spread felt like it was being exploited. To be honest, it’s not the market tricking me, but my impulsive order timing. The more I fail, the more I want to quickly make up for it. In the future, I should honestly split orders and wait for the order book to refill, in
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I just dug out an old hardware wallet and realized I’m really a typical case: after minting, I shut down the software, and the security tools just end up gathering dust… Recently, people in the group have been arguing again about whether extreme funding rates are a reversal or just continued bubble-squeezing—I’m actually more concerned that one wave of emotion could wipe out my wallet.
To put it simply, if you don’t have much in assets and you only interact occasionally, a hardware wallet plus not signing things recklessly is already enough. But once you start operating frequently and you have
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These past two days I’ve been seeing more arguments about secondary royalties. To put it plainly, everyone wants better liquidity, but creators also don’t want to be treated like one-time disposable assets. I used to be pretty idealistic too, thinking royalties are just “giving the author a meal,” but now that I’m calmer, I see it more clearly: royalties are more like a default courtesy, not some mandatory tax… Once the market turns bad and the floor loosens, that courtesy gets cut first.
It’s a bit like that recent wave of discussion where people compared RWA and U.S. Treasury bond yields wit
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