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In the crypto market, sentiment often emerges more easily than logic. When "volatility" becomes the norm of the broader market and "anxiety" becomes the prevailing mentality of retail investors, a discussion on how to "lose less money" carries more practical significance than any macroeconomic narrative advocacy.
Recently, the renowned data aggregation platform MyToken hosted an AMA event themed "In Current Market Conditions, How Can Retail Investors Lose Less Money? Capital Flows and Practical Trading Guide," inviting independent trader BTC Bull King and KTX Exchange CMO Christine. From the perspectives of an independent trader and trading platform respectively, they provided bewildered investors with a pragmatic "survival guide."
Below is a highlights recap of this AMA session.
Market Phase Consensus: Don't Fantasize About Explosive Gains, This Is a "Consolidation Market"
Market positioning is a relatively important issue, as it directly determines whether the subsequent direction should be offensive or defensive.

European banks remain cautious about cryptocurrency services but are becoming increasingly active in the stablecoin field. Only eight large banks offer cryptocurrency services, with Société Générale's SG Forge launching the euro stablecoin EURCV, which has been extended across multiple blockchains. Circle's EURC market share has grown to 41%. Germany has also introduced a regulated stablecoin, EURAU, and the Kivalis project, developed through collaboration among several banks, is expected to launch a euro stablecoin in 2026. The overall trend indicates that financial institutions are actively participating in stablecoins and blockchain payments.

Etherscan reports a surge in Ethereum address poisoning attacks, especially after the Fusaka upgrade lowered transaction fees, leading to a significant increase in attack activity. Studies indicate that approximately 17 million poisoning attempts took place from 2022 to 2024, causing losses of at least $79.3 million. Although each attack has a success rate of only 0.01%, attackers still profit through large-scale operations.

The widespread application of ZK technology faces challenges in development difficulty and high computational costs. The launch of OpenVM V2 and automatic precompilation is expected to simplify the development process and optimize computational resource utilization, thereby promoting the growth of ZK applications and driving an increase in proof computation demand. This will facilitate overall progress and explosive growth in the ZK track.

The US Ethereum spot ETF market achieved net inflows of $72.37 million on March 12, maintaining capital inflows for three consecutive days, with cumulative net inflows reaching $11.72 billion. Four ETFs recorded capital inflows, with total trading volume of $625.82 million.

The South Korean National Tax Service and Cambodian tax authorities signed a financial asset information exchange agreement aimed at preventing offshore tax evasion and money laundering. Through real-time sharing of tax information, the agreement enhances tax transparency and criminal prevention capabilities between the two countries.

This report analyzes the development of Hong Kong's digital asset tax rules since 2020, clarifying Hong Kong's regulatory pathway: from basic principles to regulatory infrastructure, to international alignment and tax incentives, reflecting an increasingly standardized and transparent trend that promotes the development of the digital asset industry.

The cryptocurrency market shows upward movement amid volatility, with Bitcoin currently trading at $71,166, up 2.64%; Ethereum is up 3.99%. Mainstream altcoins such as XRP, BNB, and Solana have all appreciated to varying degrees. The total cryptocurrency market cap is approximately $2.42 trillion, with 24-hour trading volume at $104.9 billion. The DeFi market shows a slight increase, while stablecoin market cap has expanded. Derivatives market trading volume grew 8.43%.

Written by: Stacy Muur
Compiled by: Golem, Odaily Star Daily Golem

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