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I have just been following some quite interesting diplomatic developments from Iran. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has made phone contact with regional partners, including Egypt, Oman, and Qatar, to discuss the current geopolitical situation.
In fact, these calls are not accidental. They reflect Iran’s efforts to maintain diplomatic communication channels and discuss urgent issues affecting the entire Middle East region. Especially Egypt, with its crucial geopolitical role, is certainly one of the top priorities in these dialogues.
These discussions emphasize that countries in the region con

Recently, OpenEden (, the RWA platform ), announced a DNS hijacking incident on their website. At first, it seemed like a major issue, but after thorough investigation, they confirmed it was only a change in DNS records, with no impact on smart contracts or reserve assets.
The good news is that they have restored full control of the domain and DNS settings. Their internal systems remain intact, and all assets can be verified through Chainlink Proof of Reserve. It's also positive that they are strengthening infrastructure security, including the email verification codes for me and other users t

I just looked at the current BTC chart again, the price is at 73.96K with a -1.06% decrease in 24 hours. But what's interesting here isn't whether the price is going up or down, but how to interpret the hidden signals behind it.
What is divergence? Simply put, it’s when the price moves in one direction but the technical indicator points in the opposite direction. This mismatch is very important because it indicates that market momentum may be weakening, and it’s often a sign of an upcoming reversal.
There are two main types of divergence that traders need to know. The first type is regular div

Many people still do not fully understand MEV bots — something silently profiting from our transactions on the blockchain. Today, I want to share what I’ve learned about this issue.
What exactly is an MEV bot? Simply put, they are automated bots that seize profit opportunities by manipulating transaction order on Ethereum and other networks. They operate before, during, and after large transactions to profit from price discrepancies. Their methods are quite diverse — some bots arbitrage between DEXs, some perform sandwich trading, front-running bots, back-running bots, and even flash loan bots

If you regularly work with technical analysis, you’ve probably heard of these two concepts — divergence at the top and divergence at the bottom. But what do they really mean, and why are they important in trading? Today, I’ll share a simple explanation of this divergence phenomenon.
Simply put, divergence occurs when the price and technical indicators do not move in the same direction. Usually, I monitor RSI or MACD to detect this signal.
When it comes to divergence at the top, it’s when the price makes a new high but the indicators don’t keep up — they show a downward trend. This suggests tha

Today I want to share a trading strategy that many people often mistake for a “sure way to make money” — that is Martingale. But what exactly is Martingale? Simply put, it is a strategy of increasing your bet after each loss, starting from roulette casinos, but later adopted by traders into the financial markets.
Its operation is quite direct: you trade, and if you lose, then you increase the size of the next order; if you lose again, then you increase again, and so on until you win. When you win, you not only recover all the losses, but also make additional profit. Sounds reasonable, right?
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I see many newcomers to crypto still don't fully understand what futures trading is, so today I want to share some personal experiences about this.
In short, what is futures trading? It is a method of placing orders predicting price trends on trading platforms. You choose Long if you think the price will go up, or Short if you forecast the price will go down. Most exchanges support this type of trading, although not all coins have futures available.
But this is where significant risks can arise, especially for beginners. The reason is that it uses leverage, up to x100. Let me give a simple exa

I just learned about the concept of a bull run, and it's quite interesting when looking at the current market. It's not just a term used casually but a specific market condition that most investors are hoping for.
Simply put, a bull run is a period when high demand exceeds supply, prices continuously rise, and market sentiment is at an all-time high. When you see prices trending sharply upward in a certain market, it's a sign that most people are optimistic and believe it will keep going up. This creates a strong positive feedback loop, attracting more investors, and causing prices to keep cli

I just realized that many traders haven't fully understood what an order block is, even though it is an extremely useful tool in trading. Today, I want to share it in the simplest way possible.
What exactly is an order block? It is essentially a different way of viewing supply and demand zones on the chart. But instead of just looking at general price areas, an order block helps you identify very specific and effective entry points. The simplest way to visualize an order block is: it’s the last candle before a strong price movement.
Why is an order block important? Because it helps you find re

If you're just starting to trade on exchanges, you need to understand these basic units. I see many beginners often get confused when they see the figures on the chart.
Some common symbols are K, M, B, E, T. Specifically, 1K equals 1k, and 1M depends on the original unit, but usually 1M = 1 million. Next is 1E = 100 million, 1B = 1 billion, and 1T = 1 trillion.
When looking at volume or market cap on the exchange, you'll frequently encounter these symbols. Knowing exactly what 1M and other units represent will help you read data more quickly and avoid confusion. Whenever you see a number with

When I first started trading on the exchange, I was also confused by the symbols K, M, E, B, T. Today I’m noting them down so I won’t forget.
Basically, K represents 1k, M is 1 million. When you see 1B, it’s equivalent to 1 billion VND, and E stands for 100 million. T is even larger, representing a trillion.
The cool thing is, when looking at charts or trading volume, these symbols appear everywhere. If you don’t know exactly how much 1B is, it’s easy to misunderstand the value. I usually remember them in order from smallest to largest: 1K (1000), 1M (1 million), 1E (100 million), 1B (1 billio

I just realized that many of you new to crypto still have questions about the safety of storing digital assets. Today, I want to share in detail what a cold wallet is and why it’s so important.
Simply put, a cold wallet is a physical device similar to a regular USB, but inside it contains highly advanced security technologies. It is used to store private keys—the only key needed to unlock all your crypto assets on the blockchain.
Imagine it like this: all your cryptocurrencies are stored in a giant safe on the network. To open this safe, you need a key called a private key. A cold wallet is th

Today I want to share something quite interesting about the structure of blockchain. If you’re new to this field, you might wonder what L0 is, or why there are L1, L2, L3. In fact, these are different layers of the blockchain protocol, proposed by experts to solve problems related to performance, scalability, and interoperability between chains.
To put it simply, think of blockchain like a tower. L0 is the foundation, L1 is the main body of the tower, L2 is the top part, and L3 is the final decorative details. Each layer serves a different purpose, but they depend on one another.
Starting with

I just realized that many forex traders overlook a great opportunity — trading gold (XAU/USD). It may not be as popular as traditional currency pairs, but in fact, gold offers some quite unique advantages if you know how to trade it effectively.
Why is gold special? First, it acts as a safe-haven asset — when the market is volatile, money often flows into gold. Second, the gold market has extremely high liquidity, allowing you to enter and exit positions without worrying about slippage. Third, gold has a strong inverse correlation with the US dollar, creating additional trading opportunities.

Have you ever wondered what a bank run is? This is an extremely important financial concept, especially in the current market environment.
A bank run occurs when a large number of customers simultaneously withdraw their deposits from a bank out of fear of its solvency. The tricky part is that the more people withdraw, the higher the likelihood of default, creating a psychological spiral. Most banks do not keep all their cash on hand; instead, they use it for loans and investments. Therefore, when a bank run happens, they are forced to sell assets at lower prices to obtain cash, which can actua

I've just realized an important thing that many traders overlook: what is vesting and why does it significantly impact the coin price? You might have heard of this concept but not fully understand the underlying mechanism.
A vesting schedule is a roadmap for unlocking tokens designed from the project's inception. These tokens may belong to the team, early investors, advisors, or be reserved for the community. Initial token locking is a measure to control supply, preventing whales from dumping tokens for quick profit.
But why is vesting so important? The reason is simple: when a large amount of

I recently came across an interesting analysis by Timothy Peterson regarding the possibility of Bitcoin reaching $135k within the next 100 days. At first glance, it sounds like a bold prediction, but upon closer examination, the logic behind it is quite solid.
The main indicator Peterson relies on is the VIX index — the measure of market fear. Last month, the VIX spiked above 56, which has only happened twice in modern history: in 2008 and 2020. In both cases, the market rebounded strongly, especially tech stocks.
Interestingly, Bitcoin seems to be tracking the NASDAQ recovery pattern with abo

I've noticed that more and more people are interested in free mining apps as a way to get started in the cryptocurrency world without investing too much initial capital. In fact, this is a quite popular trend nowadays, especially for newcomers to blockchain who want to try mining coins.
But first, what exactly is a free mining app? Simply put, these are applications that allow you to mine cryptocurrencies directly from your phone or via cloud services without having to invest in expensive ASIC machines. Instead of managing hardware and worrying about power consumption, you just need to downloa

Recently, I’ve been paying attention to an interesting project called Ultiverse with the token ULTI. To answer the question of what ulti is, we can simply say that it is a Web3 gaming platform that combines blockchain technology and AI to create decentralized gaming experiences.
Ultiverse is essentially a comprehensive gaming ecosystem where developers, content creators, and gamers can interact, innovate, and connect with each other. I find it notable that it integrates various Metaverse components, allowing users to interact with virtual worlds, participate in events, and explore digital envi

I just finished learning about what BTM is and have some thoughts I want to share with everyone. Honestly, Bitcoin ATMs are much more common today than they were before, and they really are a pretty convenient way to trade cryptocurrencies.
Their operation is quite simple — just follow the on-screen instructions, and you can use cash or a card to buy and sell Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. The great thing is that BTMs can operate even without an internet connection, which is really useful in remote areas or places with poor network coverage.
But not everything is perfect. Transaction fees