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ChatGPT is losing again, but DeepSeek believes in FLOKI
Remember that experiment I ran back in May when I asked ChatGPT to pick the most promising coin for the next week or two? It chose SUI — and the price dropped significantly during that period. According to Alpha Arena, I simply chose the wrong AI! In the ongoing LLM trading competition, ChatGPT has been showing steady losses for two days in...
Why ADL Isn’t the Villain Everyone Thinks It Is
Right before the crypto market crashed on October 10, one savvy trader hedged his $5 million long position in BTC by opening a $500 thousand short on Dogecoin with 15x leverage. A smart move! When Bitcoin drops, DOGE usually falls even harder. The setup looked perfectly balanced: the hedge was supposed to protect him and even leave him in profit...
B-SSL makes your bitcoins unstealable — and recoverable
A new Bitcoin technology called B-SSL has just been introduced — a vault that makes it almost impossible to steal your coins even under physical coercion, while still allowing recovery if you ever lose your private key or seed phrase. Here’s how it works. The vault is meant for long-term storage, but when you need to withdraw, there are three possible paths:...
The Buyback Illusion
In the past few months, the crypto community has embraced a new belief: that the key to a successful token launch is a buyback program — when the team behind a token spends part of its profits to buy its own token on the open market. And yes, there’s some logic to it. At least it gives holders the comfort of knowing that as long as the...
The Moment Banks Realize They’re No Longer in Control
Visa is now advising banks and other financial institutions to integrate stablecoins into their business models: * use them for fast and low-cost settlements (instead of correspondent accounts), * accept deposits in stablecoins, * issue loans in stablecoins, * and even automate payments through smart contracts. All of this, of course, assumes that banks themselves will become...
Massive withdrawals from Binance — and not only Binance
Today, the crypto community is talking about how traders have been actively withdrawing funds from Binance after the events of October 10. The outflows have become so large that the exchange even suspended withdrawals for certain assets. Once again, it raises the question: do exchanges really hold all the crypto they claim to have? But here's something worth noting — Binance...
History Says: Big Liquidations Come Before Big Highs
Coinglass has published a list of the largest liquidations in crypto history. And guess what’s at the very top? The one we all just went through. On October 10, 2025, the market saw a record $19.16 billion in positions wiped out in just 24 hours. Now, take a look at the rest of the top liquidations — and, more importantly, their dates: * 2. Apr 18, 2021 — $9.94B * 3...
What’s the point of Litecoin?
Exactly 14 years ago — on October 13, 2011 — the Litecoin blockchain went live. Back then, it was mostly seen as a network that worked four times faster than Bitcoin, making it better suited for everyday transactions. But as faster blockchains appeared, many started to ask: why do we still need Litecoin? For a while, it became a popular bridge between...
Hyperliquid: Has the Exchange Truly Become Decentralized?
Back in May, I wrote that Hyperliquid was a striking example of CeDeFi — a system that uses decentralized finance technologies to build a centralized product. By “product,” I meant its on-chain perpetuals exchange. To me, it looked as if Binance decided to store all your deposit and trading data not in a private database visible...
He Shorted BTC and ETH Minutes Before the Drop — But Missed the Real Crash
Many are talking today about that big on-chain trader who first swapped his BTC for ETH right before ETH started pumping — and then, just a couple of days ago, shorted both BTC and ETH for millions and profited from yesterday’s crash. Since he trades on-chain, everyone could literally watch him build up his short positions minutes before the drop. It’s hard to believe someone could...
