So Luke’s server got compromised (twice) and his wallet keys were stolen, leading to him losing 200 BTC.
Instead of pulling the drive for forensics, or at the very least doing a reinstall, he “removed known root kits” and kept the server up.
Luke is a deeply unserious person when it comes to anything security related.

Thank you for the warning @LukeDashjr.
Your security is clearly knot good enough :(

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Market analysis shows that since November 21st, the daily RSI has remained below the 50 midline. Currently, observing the daily RSI, we see potential for it to break through the 50 midline.
Key points:
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Bullish signal: If the RSI successfully breaks through the 50 midline, this will be a worthwhile opportunity to long.
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Double resonance: At the current position, breaking through the 50 midline also inevitably means that the price will break through the daily-level descending moving average.
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Trend reversal: A double breakout signifies both a reversal in trading volume and a breakout in the trend, which, from a technical perspective, is extremely...

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Another case of "address poisoning," causing one user to lose $50 million. Photo: Techradar
The attack caused a shock.
A cryptocurrency user lost nearly $50 million USDT after mistakenly transferring the funds to...

Another case of "address poisoning," causing one user to lose $50 million.

Today we saw gold, silver, and palladium all hit new highs! Since the correction at the end of October, gold has been trading above the 25-35 day moving average; silver is rising along the four-hour moving average; and palladium is rising along the three-day moving average.
Synchronization: This "synchronized new highs" usually signifies the start of a major trend. Gold provides "stability," silver provides "elasticity," while the addition of palladium indicates a dual surge in industrial and investment demand.
In this clear upward trend, trading volume has not weakened significantly and no bearish structure has emerged. Don't try to short the short at the top; otherwise, you'll end up with...