#Web3 Playing in the DeFi space, these few issues? It's the most fundamental knowledge! 50$BTC 🧧🧧🧧 Let's get started! Yesterday, a friend's friend asked? He sold some coins and they went up really well, from几十 dollars to thousands of dollars, he was so excited! But he couldn't sell them, so he asked what was going on? No need to say this guy is new to the scene, he doesn't even know what a 'Pilu' is! (Can only buy, can't sell) Before buying DeFi tokens, you still need to go through the following steps: Do a preliminary check on the token contract address using the three no-principles: not clean, not clear, not involved! What's the status of the pool, the K-line, and the circulating supply? These are all key evaluation factors! (Already discussed earlier). Don't become this chicken here! 😜🤩😍🥰 Follow Lao Mian! Let's grow together! 🎁🎁🧧🧧🧧🎁👍👍👍#加密市场观察 #Strategy increase holding of Bitcoin
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Xu Hao Media News: On January 13, Binance announced the delisting of 20 spot trading pairs, including ACT, DOGS, and other cryptocurrencies. The current crypto market remains stable with slight fluctuations. Bitcoin has firmly held above the $93,000 mark. Expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts and the implementation of Hong Kong's BCBS crypto regulation are converging, making compliant stablecoins and RWA (Real World Assets) key focus areas for institutional investors, accelerating the industry's move toward standardization. #Strategy increased its Bitcoin holdings
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#BTC Over the past decade, fueled by lax local regulation and the surge of entrepreneurship, crypto ATMs have spread rapidly: at gas stations, convenience stores, and corners of shopping malls, they can be found everywhere. At their peak, nearly 80% of global crypto ATMs were located in the United States! But problems soon followed: these machines are anonymous, enable instant transactions, and make funds unrecoverable—quickly turning from a niche gadget for tech enthusiasts into a 'tool of choice' for scammers. Data shows that from January to November 2025, U.S. crypto ATM fraud losses reached $333 million, surpassing the total for all of 2024. The median age of victims was 71, prompting local government action: Spokane, Washington, became the first city in the U.S. to fully ban crypto ATMs in January 2026, while Minnesota and other regions are advancing stricter KYC requirements, transaction limits, and partial shutdowns. This crackdown on crypto ATMs may appear targeted at the machines themselves, but it's actually a wake-up call for the entire crypto industry! If technological advantages are used to exploit vulnerable populations, regulation will inevitably come knocking. While the federal government is still being lenient toward the crypto sector, local governments know the truth: votes matter more than innovation. For crypto ATMs, this winter is just beginning; for the industry as a whole, it's time to stop just preaching decentralization and start taking responsibility. Bitcoin hasn't been banned, but the era of 'easily exchanging coins risk-free through any machine' is truly over.
Research and Analysis Guide: Understanding Sector Classification · First Episode: Privacy Sector
The privacy sector is the most suitable beginner example for understanding 'sector rotation,' without exception.
Many people always focus on the price movements of individual cryptocurrencies, but the real drivers of market trends are never just one single coin—they are entire sector logic systems at work. The anonymous coin sector is a clear, well-defined example with fixed members and strong interconnections.
When ZEC weakened, XMR stepped in and rose—this wasn't because one coin became stronger, but because capital continued seeking outlets within the anonymous narrative. Capital doesn't disappear; it just rotates within the same logic, thus pushing the anonymous sector forward.
Are there many anonymous coins? Actually, not many, and their positions are very fixed.
XMR and ZEC are unquestionable core large-cap coins. As soon as either of them starts rising, second-tier coins like DASH and ZEN will inevitably be picked up by capital, followed by small-cap coins such as XVG and BCN for catch-up gains. This isn't speculation—it's a capital path repeatedly validated by history.
The core principle of sector-driven markets can be summed up in one sentence:
The leaders and second-place players rise first; the rest will follow, it's just a matter of time.
Why do so many people consistently miss the mark?
It's not that they don't understand—it's that they always want to jump straight to the 'lowest-positioned underdog,' but when the leader hasn't been confirmed yet, the underdog won't move—often getting hit first. Then, when the leader finally breaks out, they hesitate because the price seems too high, and they're afraid to act.
This is the classic case of:
The mind understands, but the hand doesn't.
Besides traditional anonymous coins, pay attention to the broader 'privacy' concept. For example, ZKP, ZK, zero-knowledge proofs, privacy computing-related tokens—names vary widely—but whenever the privacy narrative activates, capital will forcibly pull them into the same logic pool, creating natural correlation.
Sector classification isn't complicated:
Same technology, same narrative—group them into one sector.
As for whether regulation or compliance might become an issue later—that's a future concern.
When the market moves, it only asks you one question:
Do you understand sectors? Are you willing to follow discipline?
The structure of privacy coins is right here in front of you. Opportunities are never mysterious—many just choose not to see them.
Research and Analysis Guide: Understanding Sector Classification · First Episode: Privacy Sector
The privacy sector is the most suitable beginner example for understanding 'sector rotation,' without exception.
Many people always focus on the price movements of individual cryptocurrencies, but the real drivers of market trends are never just one single coin—they are entire sector logic systems at work. The anonymous coin sector is a clear, well-defined example with fixed members and strong interconnections.
When ZEC weakened, XMR stepped in and rose—this wasn't because one coin became stronger, but because capital continued seeking outlets within the anonymous narrative. Capital doesn't disappear; it just rotates within the same logic, thus pushing the anonymous sector forward.
Are there many anonymous coins? Actually, not many, and their positions are very fixed.
XMR and ZEC are unquestionable core large-cap coins. As soon as either of them starts rising, second-tier coins like DASH and ZEN will inevitably be picked up by capital, followed by small-cap coins such as XVG and BCN for catch-up gains. This isn't speculation—it's a capital path repeatedly validated by history.
The core principle of sector-driven markets can be summed up in one sentence:
The leaders and second-place players rise first; the rest will follow, it's just a matter of time.
Why do so many people consistently miss the mark?
It's not that they don't understand—it's that they always want to jump straight to the 'lowest-positioned underdog,' but when the leader hasn't been confirmed yet, the underdog won't move—often getting hit first. Then, when the leader finally breaks out, they hesitate because the price seems too high, and they're afraid to act.
This is the classic case of:
The mind understands, but the hand doesn't.
Besides traditional anonymous coins, pay attention to the broader 'privacy' concept. For example, ZKP, ZK, zero-knowledge proofs, privacy computing-related tokens—names vary widely—but whenever the privacy narrative activates, capital will forcibly pull them into the same logic pool, creating natural correlation.
Sector classification isn't complicated:
Same technology, same narrative—group them into one sector.
As for whether regulation or compliance might become an issue later—that's a future concern.
When the market moves, it only asks you one question:
Do you understand sectors? Are you willing to follow discipline?
The structure of privacy coins is right here in front of you. Opportunities are never mysterious—many just choose not to see them.