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Actually, Twitter is a mixed bag of all kinds of people. Don’t just get itchy watching others jump into something. Usually, at times like this, you’re just the one taking the fall. When good things really happen, do you think it will be your turn? In other words, when it’s your turn, is it really such a good thing? Many brothers have been scrolling Twitter more and more anxiously lately 😐, seeing this influencer playing the US stock market, that KOL posting a US stock tutorial, how this and that. Have you ever thought this is exactly the same as when you saw them all-in on Crypto/Web3? The crypto dividends are indeed much less than before, but for ordinary people, it still holds enough appeal. By comparison, what’s really worth it about US stocks for ordinary people? Still the same saying: entering the crypto world, we aim for hundreds, thousands, or even ten-thousands fold gains. These US stocks can’t give us that, and right now it’s just a downturn period for crypto. Historically, in every crypto downturn, there’s always a group who think crypto is done and move on to other things. When crypto hits ATH again, they come back running every single time, without exception. Take the narrow path, till the poor fields, walk the hidden road. Be simple and honest; when navigating the world, you need your own understanding and insight. Paired with Bangkok after the rain (this photo turned out pretty good, right)

After BTC firmly stood above 80,000, many people's first reaction was: time to short. The reason is quite uniform—"I'm not greedy, just taking a one or two point pullback." But my current thought is simple: in this market, I'd rather buy the dip and go long than touch shorts. Because this is not a market purely driven by big players forcefully pushing it up; it's truly emotions, capital, and expectations all pushing upward together. Once a trend forms, it's actually hard to reverse quickly. Many people always think pullbacks are easy to catch, but the problem is: when it really drops, do you dare to short heavily? If you miss the move, can you keep your composure? If you get caught in a rebound trap, are you really willing to cut losses? Most people end up not making money because they get hit from both sides. The biggest taboo in a trending market is constantly trying to guess the top. You think you're catching a pullback, but often you're just gambling your profits on emotions. So now I prefer to do something simpler: wait for a retracement, buy the dip, and follow the trend. Even if I only catch part of the move, it's more comfortable than going against the trend to chase those few points. I've held my main long positions for two days now; the rise isn't fast, but at least I hold with peace of mind.

🐍 Adu Crypto Daily | 2026.05.11 📊 Market Overview BTC: $80,762 (Basically flat) ETH: $2,331.99 (+0.15%) SOL: $95.03 (+1.79%) BNB: $652.16 (+0.63%) XRP: $1.45 (+2.25%) DOGE: $0.1094 (+0.80%) TRX: $0.3497 (-0.16%) Total Crypto Market Cap: approx. $2.78 trillion 24h Market Cap Change: +0.21% 24h Volume Change: +68.22% BTC Dominance: 58.21% One-sentence conclusion: Today's market is steady with a slight bullish bias, BTC remains pinned above 80K, altcoins are warming up a bit, and capital is starting to seek elasticity again. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🔥 Highlights Today 1) BTC is moving sideways, but altcoins are starting to come alive • BTC barely moved • ETH slightly up • SOL, XRP, DOGE all showing recovery • Volume expanded by 68% Interpretation: This indicates money hasn’t stayed out; after BTC stabilizes, funds begin probing coins with more elasticity. 2) US regulatory expectations continue to provide support • Coindesk continues to mention that progress on the Clarity Act remains the market’s main storyline • But the banking sector is starting to push back, believing stablecoin-related provisions will impact the traditional financial system Interpretation: This line is still bullish in the short term but also signals that the upcoming battles will intensify, not be smooth sailing. 3) AI Agent + crypto rails continue to heat up • PayPal and Google Cloud are both talking about agentic commerce running on crypto rails • Wallets, payment protocols, and automated settlements narratives keep being emphasized Interpretation: The AI Agent theme is no longer just storytelling; it increasingly resembles a preview of future payment infrastructure. 4) Tokenization remains the favorite topic among institutions • BlackRock continues advancing on-chain funds and tokenization strategies • CME is also preparing to launch BTC volatility futures Interpretation: Traditional finance is no longer about "whether to touch crypto," but "how to engage more systemically." 5) Market risk appetite is indeed recovering • Floor prices of NFTs like BAYC are starting to recover • This shows capital is not only holding BTC but also beginning to test high-risk assets again Interpretation: This usually doesn’t indicate bearishness but that market sentiment is shifting from defense back to some offense. 6) Don’t forget the risk points • A dormant BTC whale from 2013 suddenly moved • Residual old security issues with LayerZero/Kelp persist • Quantum computing’s long-term threat to BTC is still under discussion Interpretation: Short-term market stability doesn’t mean underlying risks are gone, especially security and governance issues remain. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🧠 Adu’s Commentary The key point today isn’t how much BTC rose, but that it didn’t fall, while altcoins started moving. This kind of market usually indicates sentiment is recovering, with capital willing to test waters in more elastic directions. But don’t forget, many positives are still at the "expectation" and "discussion" stage. To sustain a lasting trend, it depends on regulatory progress and whether institutional capital can continue to engage. In short: short-term is slightly bullish, structure is improving, but it’s not yet time to go all-in blindly.

🐍 Adu Crypto Daily | 2026.05.10 📊 Market Overview BTC: $80,652 (+0.34%) ETH: $2,322 (+0.33%) SOL: $92.90 (-0.66%) BNB: $646.50 (-1.24%) XRP: $1.40 (slight fluctuation) DOGE: weak fluctuation Total Crypto Market Cap: approx. $2.77 trillion 24h Market Cap Change: basically flat 24h Trading Volume: noticeably declined BTC Market Dominance: 58.3% One-sentence conclusion: Today's market is not bad, but not strong either. BTC remains steady above 80K, the market seems to be cautiously observing, with the main trend still BTC stability and altcoin rotation. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🔥 Key Points Today 1) BTC still above 80K, but volume hasn't kept up • BTC slight rise • ETH following recovery • SOL and BNB start to diverge • Overall market trading volume declines Interpretation: This indicates the market isn't bad, but sentiment isn't very heated either. It's more like "holding steady" rather than "taking off". 2) US regulatory expectations remain the most important mid-term catalyst • Senate is approaching key progress on the Clarity Act • Market is still watching whether Congress will clearly define crypto regulatory boundaries Interpretation: As long as this progresses, exchanges, stablecoins, and on-chain financial infrastructure will continue to be actively traded. 3) Institutional channels continue to expand • CME plans to launch Bitcoin volatility futures • This shows Wall Street is not just buying BTC but starting deeper risk management and derivatives layout Interpretation: This is not just rhetoric; institutions are treating BTC as a mature asset. 4) SEC tone remains friendly • Market continues to interpret this as US regulation shifting from "enforce first, talk later" to "set rules first, then develop" Interpretation: This is positive for tokenization, custody, and trading infrastructure sectors. It may not immediately boost prices but will raise mid-term valuation logic. 5) Corporate coin holding narrative has another side • Trump Media's Q1 net loss widened due to BTC/CRO unrealized losses Interpretation: Corporate buying is a long-term narrative, but earnings volatility still scares traditional capital markets. Positive but volatility is real. 6) Quantum computing old topic resurfaces • Market begins re-discussing post-quantum cryptography migration risks Interpretation: This won't crash the market today but will increasingly become a long-term governance issue rather than a joke. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🧠 Adu Commentary The most genuine feeling about today's market is: not weak, but not hot either. BTC holding above 80K is strong in itself; But volume contraction shows the market hasn't entered a state where everyone is rushing in together. So the key going forward is not who shouts the loudest, but whether BTC can continue to hold steady and altcoins can rotate rather than be one-day wonders. In short: short-term stable, mid-term watch regulation and institutions, current structure is still "BTC steady, theme rotation."

Adu Crypto Daily｜2026.05.09 1. Market Overview: According to CoinGecko data, the current total crypto market cap is about $2.77 trillion, up 1.37% in 24 hours; BTC is at $80,351, holding above $80K, up 0.78% in 24 hours; ETH is at $2,315, up 1.37%; SOL is at $93.67, up 6.27%, the strongest among the majors; XRP and BNB rose 3.49% and 2.71% respectively. The market is generally in recovery mode, but trading volume has declined compared to the previous day, indicating that buying momentum has not fully returned. 2. Key Policy Line: CoinDesk reports that the U.S. Senate Banking Committee plans to hold a critical hearing/review next week on the Market Structure Act, one of the most impactful events recently for the industry's mid-term valuation framework. The market is now trading not just on coin prices but on whether "Congress will clearly define the regulatory boundaries for crypto assets." 3. Regulatory Tone Remains Friendly: CoinDesk reports SEC Chair Paul Atkins signaling more support for on-chain finance, on-chain market infrastructure, and AI-driven financial regulations. Simply put, if regulatory tone continues to warm, the first beneficiaries are usually not pure narrative coins but exchanges, tokenization, stablecoins, and on-chain financial infrastructure. 4. Institutional Channels Expanding: CoinDesk reveals Kraken's parent company is applying for an OCC license, aiming to move further toward a "federal-level crypto bank" path. The significance lies not in short-term price pumps but in large platforms striving to build a compliant closed loop for custody, clearing, payments, and banking interfaces step by step. 5. Stablecoins Remain the Main Theme: On one hand, multiple companies at Consensus Miami emphasized that stablecoin adoption will accelerate significantly once regulation is implemented; on the other hand, ECB President Lagarde warned that large USD stablecoins could exacerbate Europe's "digital dollarization" risk. Adu's straightforward understanding: stablecoins are no longer a niche track but a core interface in the global financial game. 6. Sentiment Observation: On CoinGecko's heat list, ONDO and other RWA/tokenization-related assets surged to the top, indicating funds are still seeking opportunities around "compliant finance on-chain." If U.S. legislation continues to advance, this line will be repeatedly traded. Adu's summary: Today's market is not a simple rebound but more like pricing in "clear regulatory signals + institutional entry" in advance. In the short term, BTC holding $80K is the emotional anchor; in the mid-term, the real focus is on the Market Structure Act, new SEC statements, and the ongoing development of stablecoin/tokenization infrastructure. Data/Sources: CoinGecko, CoinDesk, SEC public information.

🐍 Adu Crypto Daily | 05.08 Today's market is weak and consolidating. BTC fell back to $79,600, ETH, XRP, and DOGE are all under pressure, with DOGE dropping the most, while TRX slightly bucked the trend and turned positive, indicating that funds are starting to shrink towards defensive assets. Key points: 1. The total crypto market cap is about $2.733 trillion, down 1.41% in 24h, with trading volume continuing to shrink, indicating cautious sentiment. 2. Coindesk mentioned that this pullback is related to the escalation in the Middle East situation; after the US military struck Iranian targets, risk assets overall came under pressure. 3. The futures market has had negative funding for 67 consecutive days, the longest record in nearly a decade, showing that both sentiment and positions are bearish. 4. But the mid-term main themes are still alive: AI Agents, stablecoin payments, tokenization, and DeFi risk control upgrades are still progressing. 5. Coinbase's earnings missed expectations, making the market more realistic—funds are starting to shift from pure concepts back to "real applications" and "real implementation." My view: This looks more like a high-level pullback plus a shift to cautious sentiment, not a complete trend reversal to bearish. The key going forward is whether BTC can stabilize again around 79k-80k. If it holds, it’s like a shakeout; if not, altcoins will continue to get hit.

Pessimists are often right, optimists ultimately make money. Being in this industry, we should work hard to build it and spread crypto all over the world. Next, substantial progress in US-Iran talks, successful Russia-Ukraine peace talks, US stocks peak, and after the crypto market wipes out the stop losses of the 83 short sellers, it sharply declines, entering a long night of deep cultivation. The next bull market will see blockchain truly change the world ☄️ This bowl of Vietnamese pho costs 88 RMB, really expensive 😭