Yesterday, when I opened the new interface of bitdealernet, I was stunned for a few seconds—this issue coin process is now easier than minting an NFT. Just a few buttons, click a couple of times and it's done, so fast that it makes me wonder if there’s something missing in the steps. The more exciting part is yet to come. This is not the kind of fragmented model where "everyone goes their own way after issuing the coin." The SOL raised by your project will flow directly back into the liquidity pool of $BIT, meaning that while you issue coins, you are effectively providing a blood transfusion to the entire ecosystem. This design is quite clever; traders can see real capital inflow from the growth of the LP, rather than just a purely circular movement of numbers. For those who have been monitoring the market for years, this self-sustaining mechanism is actually a good indicator of ecological health.

11.30 BNB Short Message BNB is experiencing short-term bearish fluctuations, with a demand for a rebound. It is recommended to short with a light position between 885-899, targeting 865-850. $BTC $ETH $SOL

I found something interesting while analyzing data over the weekend~ I inadvertently saw the real-time leaderboard of a certain decentralized trading platform, where familiar faces like LINK, AAVE, and SOL dominated. But what truly stood out was the authentic trading habits reflected behind this leaderboard—no hard selling, all choices made by users with their real money. Compared to those platforms that shout "this will definitely rise, that will definitely be popular" every day, this data-driven approach is much more grounded. What coins do traders really care about? Just look at the on-chain capital flow and trading activity to find out, it's more effective than any marketing gimmick. Sometimes the simplest data is the closest to the market truth.