最近增量新韭菜数据是真的很不错，一方面是交易所兄弟实际反馈，另一方面上条推下面全是问匹马是谁，他们大抵只认识镭射猫、小孙哥。

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The recent data on the increase in new leeks is really good. On the one hand, it is the actual feedback from the brothers in the exchange. On the other hand, all the people below the post are asking who Pi Ma is. They probably only know Laser Cat and Brother Xiao Sun.

The price of BTC fell to $92,600 due to a surge in liquidation volume and long-term BTC holders taking profits.

Today, the price of BTC experienced a flash crash, dropping to a low of $92,600, but has since recovered. This was primarily due to the dual pressure of long liquidations and long-term BTC holders (LTHs) taking profits. As market sentiment shifts, whether buyers can enter the market at low levels will be key to the market's next move.

The dream of $100,000 has been shattered, and the sellers are dominating the market.

The price of BTC once approached $100,000, but the bulls' pursuit ultimately fell into a dilemma, and the sellers gradually took control of...

Bitcoin crashed to $92,600, and nearly 170,000 people were liquidated: Is there still hope that it can remain stable at $100,000?

'Followin' is a new column that focuses on the MEME track, especially introducing the newly emerged and high-profile MEME coins of the day.

On Sunday, Musk went crazy on Twitter, even directly mentioning MEME, and the new and old coins related to the SOL chain were all over the place, but PVP was too fierce, and the wealth effect was general.

In contrast, the BSC chain and the BASE chain have been really strong recently, with several MEME coins continuously rising, with good sustainability and heat. What happened?

Cheems' market cap has exceeded 230 million, are they all waiting for Binance to list it?
Cheems' market cap is 267 million...

Three MEMEs on the BSC chain are making great efforts, and AI projects on the BASE chain are blooming in many places. Is the MEME position going to shift? 丨MEME War

Author: Brayden Lindrea, CoinTelegraph; Compiled by: Jinse Finance
Researchers have proposed a new theory about Satoshi Nakamoto - the creator of Bitcoin has never slept and has been strategically cashing out from early Bitcoin wallets since then.
In an article on November 19, the Bitcoin research company BTCparser stated that a batch of Bitcoin wallet addresses were created in 2010, each holding 50 BTC, until the first "awakening" in November 2019 (they call it the "2010 whale...".

Is Satoshi Nakamoto the "2010 Whale"? Has he been selling BTC?

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