While Korean traders are selling #ETH# en masse, resulting in a Kimchi discount, I hold an opposite view: Ethereum will break its previous high from 2021 and challenge at least $10,000.
Some fundamental factors:
1) Fed rate cut is almost confirmed for Sept. The market is already pricing in the cut. Don't fight the Fed.
2) BTC whales are rotating into ETH, which they will rotate back into BTC later. Don't fight the BTC whales.
3) Bitmine has only accumulated ~20% of its 5% circulating supply target. Supply shortage is inevitable. Don't fight Bitmine.
4) Wall Street is now turning their attentio

Sharing a merger arbitrage dashboard between the potential merger of @LayerZero_Core and @StargateFinance. You can find the real-time update version here:

MYX (4 Aug 2025) — Deep Post-Mortem of a 10x Short Squeeze
Quick Snapshot — What Happened
On 4 August 2025, #MYX# (MYX Finance) experienced a violent price spike driven by a short squeeze.
- Intraday high went above $1.4, with 10x weekly gains.
- Liquidation trackers recorded $9.9M–$10.1M of short positions wiped out during the key episodes.
1) Timing / Catalyst
The squeeze was enabled by a cluster of events in early August that concentrated market attention:
- Exchange visibility: MYX had been gaining traction from earlier TGE-related listings and mentions on major exchanges, boosting market

The 0.01% Deception: Why "Neutral" Funding Rates Are Crypto's Most Profitable Lie
Most traders glance at Bitcoin's 0.01% funding rate and think they're seeing market neutrality. They're actually witnessing one of the most sophisticated wealth extraction mechanisms ever engineered in financial markets.
Here's the uncomfortable truth: that seemingly innocent 0.01% isn't 100% determined by market forces—it's a carefully calibrated psychological trap. The genius lies in exploiting how humans process financial information. Traders see 0.01% and register "basically free," anchoring to this tiny perc