A DeFi trading mistake occurred on Ethereum, where $3.84 million worth of stkGHO in the YO Protocol trade was only exchanged for 122,000 USDC. The error was caused by improper transaction parameter settings and routing issues, leading to slippage protection failure and high fee losses. This incident serves as a reminder to pay attention to details in DeFi transactions.
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1. America First is back again, seen this trick too many times, just short-term hype
2. 1.7%? Is that all? I thought it would hit the daily limit haha
3. Policy-driven investments, they come and go quickly, everyone take it easy
4. Attracting specific capital inflows... basically just chives taking the bait
5. As for this matter, the key is whether it can really land later, slogans are always the cheapest
A non-custodial wallet update adds Bitcoin support, allowing users to directly store and manage multiple assets while keeping private keys stored locally to ensure security. Future plans include integrating WalletConnect and supporting more public chain ecosystems, gradually becoming a cross-chain asset management tool.
Storing the private key locally gives peace of mind, and finally being able to manage everything in one place is great. Support for BTC is also really good.
The Solana Policy Institute proposed that DeFi and centralized exchanges should be treated differently, emphasizing that open-source developers should not be regulated according to centralized exchange standards. It calls for policies to adapt to emerging technologies to maintain innovation and ecological vitality. Balancing regulation and innovation is an important issue for the future.
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Layer2Observer:
This logic sounds smooth, but the data support is still a bit lacking.
This perspective really hits the point... but let me first look at the actual smart contract code vulnerability statistics.
Open source ≠ no responsibility; this causal relationship needs to be examined.
Why do I always feel like this is an excuse for certain project teams?
Balancing regulation and innovation... easy to say, the real difficulty lies in implementation.
From the source code analysis, decentralization is not a get-out-of-jail-free card either.
An interesting discovery is that even within the SEC, there is no unified definition of DeFi yet.
There's a misconception—do developers really need to bear some responsibility?
Theoretically, yes, but who actually defines the boundaries of "developers" in practice?
I agree with Solana's approach, but the prerequisite is to have a supporting traceability mechanism.
【Blockchain Rhythm】 Recently, I came across an interesting on-chain activity — a giant whale address starting with 0x931 just dumped 4,200 ETH at the $3,136.93 level, with a total holding value of $13.17 million. Even more intense, this guy used 25x leverage, setting the liquidation price at $3,025. This price buffer isn't very wide, indicating that the whale has a clear expectation of ETH's recent trend. Such large-scale capital accumulation movements often reflect market participants' confidence direction, worth paying attention to how it develops next.
yo watch this whale's conviction play—25x lev at 3025 liquidation tells me they're NOT actually confident, just desperate for that narrative pump. classic psyops setup to trap retail.
Oh no, here we go again—tariffs, US-China relations, crypto market fluctuations… When will this combo finally settle down?
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When tariffs go up, do cryptocurrencies have to fall? I don’t get this logic… but every time there’s a policy buzz, my wallet starts crying.
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Instead of staring at Trump’s tariffs, why not see who’s bottom-fishing in this wave haha.
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Macroeconomic impacts on crypto prices—I've heard this argument a hundred times, but I still can’t figure out why I can’t make money.
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Chain reactions, risk assets… basically, it’s like politicians sneezing, and we catch a cold.
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Wait, why does Iran’s tariffs also bring US-China trade into the picture? Feels like anything can be dragged into the crypto world.
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Not to hype or bash, but this kind of uncertainty is actually more friendly to short sellers. The bigger the volatility, the more arbitrage opportunities there are.
【Crypto World】Federal Reserve Chairman Powell is facing an insider trading investigation controversy. However, interestingly, the market remains calm about this wave—investors seem to have long been accustomed to it. What truly influences capital flows are the hard data: economic growth signals, employment reports, inflation indicators, and the upcoming interest rate trajectory. After all, for the crypto market, the Fed's purse strings are more critical than personnel scandals. As long as there are signs of easing in liquidity policies, capital will be re-priced.
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SchrodingerWallet:
Powell is in trouble again? But honestly, we don't care about these trivial matters; interest rates are the real boss.
The U.S. Department of Labor will release the December CPI data, with the overall inflation rate expected to remain at 2.7%. Market analysts believe that the pace of inflation slowdown is decelerating, which will influence the Federal Reserve's policy stance. Unless there are significant surprises in the data, it will be difficult to reverse the policy outlook. Crypto market participants should pay attention to these macroeconomic developments.
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FlippedSignal:
2.7% this number is a bit heartbreaking, feels like the Federal Reserve is still just putting on a show.
On January 13th, a major trader lost $756,000 after closing their ETH short position, then quickly went long on BTC with 20x leverage, purchasing 310.29 BTC and floating a profit of $52,000. This move reflects a shift in market sentiment and warrants attention to subsequent developments.
【Crypto World】ZKsync has just announced its technical roadmap for 2026, with several directions worth paying attention to. In the privacy sector, they plan to upgrade Prividium from a simple privacy engine to an enterprise-level infrastructure. Imagine privacy no longer being an add-on feature but directly embedded into the system's core. This architecture can directly interface with existing enterprise systems and workflows, making the deployment of privacy applications as straightforward as building standard enterprise infrastructure. The ZK Stack will see even more significant changes. Previously, independent chains operated separately; now, they aim to create a collaborative system. Application chains will shift from peripheral roles to the core of the stack, allowing applications to seamlessly switch between public and private ZK chains. Native integration of liquidity and infrastructure eliminates the need for complex cross-chain operations. Additionally, their open-source RISC-V proof system Airbender has evolved from the ultra-fast zkVM into a universal standard. Speed is not the only KPI.
It seems that the ZK architecture is finally about to open up the main and collateral channels. Embedding privacy into the underlying layer is indeed a bold move. Enterprise-level strategies should be executed like this.
Will the bunch of cross-chain issues finally settle down? Seamless switching sounds comfortable, but I wonder how effective it will actually be. Let's wait and see.
Airbender upgrading from a speed monster to a universal standard is quite interesting. Whether it can truly become an industry standard remains to be seen.
XRP Spot ETF attracted $15.04 million in net inflows on January 12. Bitwise and Franklin ETFs performed outstandingly, with cumulative net inflows of over $300 million and $281 million respectively. Currently, the total net asset value of XRP Spot ETFs has reached $1.48 billion, reflecting ongoing institutional interest and further driving market growth.
pump.fun project recently transferred 148 million USDC and USDT to Kraken, with a total transfer of 753 million since November last year. The project team explained that this move is to diversify funding risk and for future business expansion, not for cashing out.
Bitmine recently staked an additional 154,208 ETH, amounting to nearly $479 million. The total staked amount has surpassed 1.34 million ETH, with an asset scale of $4.15 billion. This action demonstrates institutional confidence in the long-term value of Ethereum and reflects market confidence.