20岁，站稳A8。不得不服，长江后🌊推前🌊。我20岁的时候还在中餐厅里端盘子😭

回头看 2025 年，我越来越相信一件事，命运在你面前反复敲门，你有没有伸手，这一年我从最初带着 15 个 BNB 入场，到年末可以把 2000 个 BNB 安心放进定期（不算浮盈、U、BTC 等其他资金），这只起点，我的人生会更精彩，更广阔
我是一个普通家庭出身的孩子，刚进入 x.com/enheng456/stat…

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At 20, I've already secured my place on the A8. I have to admit, the younger generation surpasses the older. When I was 20, I was still working as a waiter in a Chinese restaurant 😭

Author: Yuanshan Insights
Data Source: Farside Investors, SoSoValue, Fed H.4.1 Report, CryptoQuant

On the first trading day of 2026, BTC ETF saw a net inflow of $471 million.

What does this figure mean?

In November and December, the combined net outflow of spot BTC ETFs was approximately $4.57 billion; with a net outflow of approximately $1.09 billion in December alone.

Many people frantically sold at a loss above 93K, and institutions bought back about one-tenth of that amount on January 2nd alone.

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