Recently, I noticed a rather interesting phenomenon.
A friend who is somewhat well-known in the community saw his points soar by 529 in just one month, shooting straight up to 3437 points. To put this in perspective, that increase alone is more than what I’ve accumulated over the past five months combined. What’s even more surprising? He was still telling others in the comments section that he “can’t compete with the rest.”
This contrast reminded me of an old saying—
Truly capable people are often the most calm and low-key. The stronger someone’s abilities, the less pretentious they tend to be

Spotted some interesting activity on a Solana token via DEXScreener today.
The 24-hour volume tells a story: buyers pushed $1,576 while sellers moved $2,864. Clearly more selling pressure in the mix right now. Liquidity sits at around $19,875, and market cap is hovering near $42,153.
Not financial advice obviously, but these numbers might be worth keeping an eye on if you're tracking smaller Solana plays. The sell-to-buy ratio and that liquidity level could signal either a shakeout or genuine lack of momentum.
Anyone else watching this one?

Let me share something with the newcomers—have you heard the term "man-made bull market"?
It specifically refers to a market rally that's propped up by the deliberate actions of a certain major player. It's not a natural market rise, but rather a surge driven by liquidity, sentiment, and hype—a full combination punch to ignite the market.
At least in this year's context, this term basically refers to that particular person. When the market is cold, there's suddenly a big move and the hype picks up right away; when things should cool off, some news is released to keep the sentiment going.
Not m

Recently, quite a few people have DM'd me asking to join the group, so here's a unified response: the paid group has permanently closed to new members.
The reason is simple. With more people, the psychological burden increases. You can see that I didn't make any trades at all in the second half of November—I didn't even bother to look at the charts—mainly because I'm afraid of letting everyone down and betraying your trust. Another, more practical issue is that with more people in the group, it's inevitable that some will start playing against each other. The original intention of creating thi

Saw an interesting discussion. Recently, when responding to Onekey founder Yishi, CZ directly pointed out his hardcore requirement for hardware wallets—the private key must never leave the device under any circumstances. That’s a pretty tough standard.
Speaking of which, the lab of a leading exchange just announced an investment in this open-source hardware wallet. Looking at the investors, it’s clear that the industry is really focusing on wallet security now, especially the long-standing challenge of private key management.
In the hardware wallet space, the technical barriers are significant

I'm having a hard time holding it together. That conspiracy theory Turtle Coin actually reached a market cap of $1.2 million? I really can't make sense of this trend.

Spotted some interesting movement on a Solana token called $Neil today.
The 24-hour numbers are telling a story: buy volume hit around $87.7K while sell pressure came in slightly higher at nearly $90K. Pretty balanced action if you ask me.
What caught my eye though? The liquidity sits at roughly $16K with the market cap hovering around $27K. That's a tight liquidity-to-MC ratio – could mean volatility ahead, or just early-stage price discovery.
Anyone else tracking smaller Solana plays right now? This one's on PumpSwap if you're curious about the chart dynamics. Always interesting to watch how

Spotted a fresh token launch worth checking out.
$SantaWhale just hit the market with contract address: A3YfwfCp6goTSrF9cYotjLJ7G97aAAWD5tmUGzsvpump
The name's got that seasonal meme vibe – could be riding the holiday narrative wave. As always with new launches, the usual drill applies: verify the contract, check liquidity locks, and watch for any red flags in the tokenomics.
Early-stage tokens can move fast in either direction. Anyone diving into this kind of play should have their risk management dialed in. Don't chase green candles blindly – let the chart tell you when the entry makes sen

Saw the latest comments from Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas—pretty interesting. He thinks the current Bitcoin pullback is basically digesting last year’s crazy rally—BTC surged 122% in 2024, which is about 5 times the gain of other assets.
According to his logic, even if 2025 is lukewarm or even dips a bit, it’s not a big deal. The key is taking a longer-term view: as long as it can maintain an annualized growth rate of around 50%, things are on track.

Spotted an interesting token on PulseChain's PulseX - $RAMP is showing some activity worth noting.
Contract: 0x3Cf6457Ef1De6b208854aa1705bBDe54061B84f2
The 24-hour metrics paint a picture: buy volume came in at $3,806 while sells hit $3,933, so pretty balanced flow. Liquidity pool sitting at $6,058 with market cap around $14,403 - definitely still in micro-cap territory.
For those tracking smaller PulseChain plays, this one's on the radar. The volume-to-liquidity ratio suggests decent activity relative to pool depth. As always with these early-stage tokens, the usual risks apply.

Just spotted an interesting token on Meteora (Solana network) - $BLAST
Contract: 9iEwuxv5y9vAeK6GLvfzVkwZbMSvkeKUKaA61xATwA97
Here are the current numbers from the past 24 hours:
- Buy volume: $3
- Sell volume: $0
- Liquidity: $12
- Market cap: $106,294
It's still at a pretty early stage with minimal trading activity so far. Liquidity is also quite low, so be aware of the risk. It's interesting that there have only been buys without any sells in the past day — but with such small amounts, it's hard to draw any conclusions yet.

Spotted something interesting on Raydium today - the token $w1n is showing some activity worth noting.
Contract Address: GPogzEkasH51Pm5tRhDhk1EDF1b5RJUMEzhkfrkDbonk
Here's what the 24-hour window looks like:
Buy volume came in at $273,813 while sell pressure registered $261,064. That's a pretty balanced flow, actually. Liquidity sits at $52,012 with the market cap hovering around $246,531.
The buy-sell ratio suggests some accumulation happening without major dumps. Liquidity depth is modest though - something to keep in mind if you're thinking about position sizing.
Anyone else tracking this

Spotted a new token worth tracking: $AROX 🔍
Running on Meteora | Solana chain
Contract: AzsTKBHHyq6etZYioLu9tsrHZgrVoLx6mrTN8DFJpwDN
📊 24H Trading Activity:
• Buy Volume: $0
• Sell Volume: $261
💧 Liquidity Pool: $3,670
📈 Market Cap: $164,578
Interesting to see zero buy pressure while sells are happening. Could be early stage or something to keep an eye on. DYOR as always! 👀

Big money's still feeling bullish. Word from the flow desks at a major hedge fund—they're holding onto that constructive stance straight through the year-end tape and well into 2026.
We're talking profits in play, policy shifts on the radar, and positioning that suggests the smart money isn't hitting the exit just yet. When institutional flow experts maintain this kind of outlook through year-end volatility, it typically signals confidence in underlying market structure.
The setup heading into next year? These traders are mapping out scenarios where current momentum carries forward. Positioni

Word on the street: Fed Chair Jerome Powell might greenlight another 25-basis-point rate trim this week, even though some of his colleagues at the central bank are getting jittery about stubborn inflation. The divide's real—some policymakers worry cutting too fast could reignite price pressures, while Powell seems focused on keeping the economy from stalling. For crypto holders? Rate cuts typically juice risk assets, but if inflation fears spike again, we could see volatility whipsaw across the board. Markets are watching every syllable from the Fed presser.

Spotted something interesting on Solana today - a token called $SLAVES just launched on PumpFun.
The numbers are telling a story: 24-hour buy volume hit $5,043 while sells only reached $2,803. That's almost a 2:1 buy-to-sell ratio, which caught my eye. Market cap's sitting at $9,051 right now, though liquidity shows $0 - definitely something to keep in mind if you're looking into this.
Not saying it's the next big thing, but the volume split is worth noting. Always do your own research before jumping into anything, especially with newer tokens.

Anyone else wondering if we're gonna see liquidation cascades rolling through the market? And what about ADL kicking in—will there be automatic deleveraging hitting positions? The volatility's been wild lately, and these mechanisms could really amplify the moves. Curious to hear if others are positioning for potential cascade effects or just riding it out. Risk management feels extra critical right now with leverage this high across the board.

🔍 Spotted a fresh token launch worth checking out
$CHUB just dropped
Contract: 3MRhKMDbWhhXgpbXyERxnmFcbgtngQSXzd2zbDzZpump
Anyone else looking into this one? Always interesting to see what new projects are cooking on-chain. Did some quick scanning on the fundamentals - could be something here but DYOR as always.
The setup looks early stage. You know how these pump launches go - timing matters if you're playing this game. Not financial advice obviously, just sharing what crossed my radar today.