$ESP @espressoFNDN @EspressoSys #espresso @Bantr_fun
Yesterday I researched Espresso Network, and what it does is quite interesting; it essentially sets up a "delivery station" for rollups (Layer 2 scaling solutions).
What is the biggest pain point of rollups now? Each one acts independently, and it takes more than ten minutes to transfer funds to each other, which is similar to the experience from ten years ago. Espresso aims to solve this problem by allowing rollups to confirm transactions in just 6 seconds, eliminating the need to wait for Ethereum's long finality.
Its core is a shar

$ESP @espressoFNDN @EspressoSys #espresso @Bantr_fun
Yesterday I researched Espresso Network, and what it does is quite interesting; it essentially sets up a "delivery station" for rollups (Layer 2 scaling solutions).
What is the biggest pain point of rollups now? Each one acts independently, and it takes more than ten minutes to transfer funds to each other, which is similar to the experience from ten years ago. Espresso aims to solve this problem by allowing rollups to confirm transactions in just 6 seconds, eliminating the need to wait for Ethereum's long finality.
Its core is a shar

Indeed, this is how contracts work: there are countless Get Liquidated events between knowing how to watch and truly knowing how to do it.
Some people only dare to act freely after 5 years, and that experience comes with real money. For experienced traders, 10x leverage is a tool, but for beginners, it is a meat grinder.
The most important thing is that even if you quit now, it indicates one thing: no matter how skilled a contract player is, they will ultimately realize the essence of this game. It's not that the technology is insufficient, but that human nature cannot withstand the test.

[Mining Rig has crashed, Bear Market is undoubtedly here]
Indeed, this is how contracts work: there are countless Get Liquidated events between knowing how to watch and truly knowing how to do it.
Some people only dare to act freely after 5 years, and that experience comes with real money. For experienced traders, 10x leverage is a tool, but for beginners, it is a meat grinder.
The most important thing is that even if you quit now, it indicates one thing: no matter how skilled a contract player is, they will ultimately realize the essence of this game. It's not that the technology is insuf

Indeed, this is how contracts work: there are countless Get Liquidated events between knowing how to watch and truly knowing how to do it.
Some people only dare to act freely after 5 years, and that experience comes with real money. For experienced traders, 10x leverage is a tool, but for beginners, it is a meat grinder.
The most important thing is that even if you quit now, it indicates one thing: no matter how skilled a contract player is, they will ultimately realize the essence of this game. It's not that the technology is insufficient, but that human nature cannot withstand the test.

#YGGPlay @YGG_Play $YGG
The YGG gaming guild DAO is actually quite an interesting asset.
At the position of 0.104 USD now, I feel like it's similar to the sentiment when everyone was bottom-fishing ETH during last year's bear market - it looks terrible on the surface, but the fundamentals are quietly improving.
I checked the on-chain data, and the TVL increased from 500M to 720M, with quest participation surging by 177%. This indicates that user engagement is increasing. Compared to the pure speculation of AXS, YGG's "task + Launchpad" model is more practical, allowing players

Real traders see the market as an opponent, not a toy. A toy is something you can control, but the market never is.
Just like in a boxing match, you have to respect your opponent and study their moves, rather than thinking you're just playing a game.
The market trend at the end of the year really requires extra caution; historical data shows that December is often the month with the most extreme emotions.
The logic of "the more it rises, the more you should stay away" is too absolute; the key still lies in your position management and risk control.
The principle I have always adhered to is

#Injective @injective $INJ
I've seen a lot of analyses on Injective, and the content is very comprehensive. Now at this price, let me share my thoughts!
First of all, the position of 7.25 dollars is indeed a key support. From a technical perspective, this is the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level. If it holds, the upward target of 8.50 dollars should not be a big problem.
The market reaction to the launch of the EVM mainnet seems a bit excessive. On Day 1, it surged to an ATH of $8.28, then quickly retraced by 35%, a classic case of "buy the rumor, sell the news." However, such a retracem

$SYND @syndicateio #SYND @Bantr_fun
I took a look at the Syndicate project and it feels like it's building a "Lego-style blockchain infrastructure"; the core logic is actually quite clear.
The problem they want to solve is very practical: currently, the sequencers of various rollups are all centralized, just like toll booths on highways being monopolized by a single company. What Syndicate aims to do is turn this toll booth into a programmable smart contract, allowing the community to decide how to charge and how to distribute.
From an investment perspective, the $27.8 million financing w

$SYND @syndicateio #SYND @Bantr_fun
I took a look at the Syndicate project and it feels like it's building a "Lego-style blockchain infrastructure"; the core logic is actually quite clear.
The problem they want to solve is very practical: currently, the sequencers of various rollups are all centralized, just like toll booths on highways being monopolized by a single company. What Syndicate aims to do is turn this toll booth into a programmable smart contract, allowing the community to decide how to charge and how to distribute.
From an investment perspective, the $27.8 million financing w

The biggest tragedy of this bull market is: the bull market has arrived, but the coins in hand are still in a bear market.
Many people are holding onto coins that the project team has long since cashed out and run away from, the community is completely dead, and the technical updates have also stopped. Are you still hoping for it to rise? This is a typical case of "holding onto emptiness."
The logic of watching the big players buy coins is indeed reliable, but the key is to look for the real big players, not those KOLs who charge money to make calls. The real smart money votes with their feet;