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Vitalik published quite an interesting article about how Ethereum plans to address the issues of centralization in block creation. Honestly, this is one of those topics that affects the entire ecosystem, but few truly understand the details.
The point is that currently, the process of creating blocks is quite centralized — a few major builders control a large part of the flow. Vitalik proposes several approaches to change this situation. The first is ePBS, essentially a fixed division of roles between those who propose a block and those who build it. It sounds technical, but the idea is simple

I noticed an interesting point about Monad. It turns out that this platform has been in development for four years, and all this time the team has been focused on one thing — infrastructure security.
Here's what I liked: Monad doesn't just talk about security, but actually invests resources into audits. This includes both internal checks and involving external experts. Honestly, that's a serious approach.
Recently, at Cointelegraph Connect in Cannes, representatives from Monad explained this philosophy in more detail. 0x_eunice from the team emphasized that their number one priority is to crea

I just came across a report about a young guy from the AI investment world, and honestly — the numbers are impressive. Leopold Achenbrunner, only 27 years old, launched his hedge fund Situational Awareness LP and grew it from $383 million to $5.5 billion in a year. That’s a 14-fold increase, if you count. For context — his US stock portfolio increased 14 times by the end of 2025, while the S&P 500 showed just a single-digit growth over the same period.
What’s interesting is that this isn’t just luck riding the trend wave. The guy clearly understands how hedge funds operate in the current marke

I noticed an interesting movement in the Bitcoin options market — puts with a strike price of $40k have increased volume to $490 million. It seems traders are actively hedging against a decline. On Deribit, there are quite a few contracts expiring on February 27.
Overall, about $7.3 billion worth of options are set to expire this month. Interestingly, most of the attention is focused on $75k — they say this is the most painful point for the market.
At the same time, call options still outnumber puts — 63.5k versus 45.9k. But the open interest ratio shows 0.72, hinting at an intriguing situa

I noticed an interesting position from a major digital asset management company. They seriously claim that blockchain will become a critical infrastructure for the artificial intelligence economy. And you know, there’s some truth to that.
In their view, blockchain and AI actually complement each other perfectly. While the market is volatile and many are skeptical, the company's research department highlights several key points. First, blockchain operates 24/7 without breaks — which is crucial for automated payments managed by AI agents. Second, its global reach and built-in transparency are ex

I noticed an interesting pattern in the market — several altcoins are simultaneously showing signs of accumulation and increasing liquidity. This usually hints at a significant move ahead, potentially 80% or more.
The most attention is drawn to LTC and BNB — trading volumes are quite healthy (3.05M and 12.14M over 24 hours, respectively ). Litecoin maintains stability, while BNB still attracts traders due to activity on the exchange. WIF shows an interesting dynamic on the blockchain with a volume of about 976K, HBAR is not far behind with 366K — corporate integrations seem to be starting to h

An interesting situation is developing around Japan's monetary policy. Last week, Japanese Prime Minister Takahiti met with Bank of Japan Governor Ueda, and notably — immediately after this, the yen began to weaken against the dollar and euro.
According to Mainichi Shimbun, the Japanese Prime Minister expressed concern about further interest rate hikes. It seemed like an ordinary meeting, but the market reacted quite sharply. This indicates that investors are closely monitoring any hints of possible disagreements between the government and the central bank.
Ueda, for his part, emphasized that

I noticed an interesting point in the macroeconomic background. The money supply M2 in the USA has just hit a new all-time high, and this is already being discussed in the crypto community. Such growth in the money supply is not just a number in a report; it’s a signal that liquidity in the financial system is increasing.
Investors have long been watching this indicator because the growth of the money supply is directly linked to inflationary processes. When there’s more money in the system but no increase in goods and services, it’s logical to expect upward pressure on prices. And here’s wher

I noticed an interesting movement in the market. It seems that capital is gradually shifting from Bitcoin to altcoins, which could indicate that we are on the verge of an altcoin season.
CrypFlow and other experienced analysts have identified several key signals. First, the chart of Others (all altcoins) has broken out of a falling wedge relative to Bitcoin. Second, the Squeeze Momentum indicator is turning green. Both of these events have historically coincided with major altcoin rallies in 2017 and 2021.
Of course, Bitcoin still dominates the market with a 58% share, but that hasn't prevente

I noticed that this year, cloud Bitcoin mining is really gaining momentum. More and more people are looking for ways to earn crypto without buying expensive equipment, and that's where cloud mining comes in — the perfect option for those who don't want to fuss with ASIC machines and electricity bills.
Previously, mining Bitcoin was difficult — you needed all that hardware, cooling, huge electricity costs. Now, cloud mining platforms have simplified the entire process. You just connect to their infrastructure through contracts and receive passive income. Many platforms even offer free bonuses t

Wow, it turns out that in 2026, you can just take a photo of a problem and get a complete solution. I've known about Photomath for a long time, but recently I tried a bunch of other services — it turns out each one is cool in its own way.
I'll start with the fact that there are several categories. For pure math, Photomath, Mathway, and Symbolab are perfect — they instantly recognize both printed and handwritten text and provide step-by-step explanations. Photomath is especially convenient on mobile; just point the camera and you're done. Of course, only for math. Mathway is similar, but the in

Last night I had a strange dream — a snake bit my right hand. Now I can't shake the thought that it means something bad 😟 Does anyone believe in such things? Maybe it's just my brain processing stress, or is there really something I should do?

Interestingly, Schwab is starting to seriously look at predictive markets. In the quarterly CEO report, Rick Wurster explained that they distinguish between financial bets on real events like inflation and entertainment bets on celebrities or sports.
But here’s the thing — Schwab is not rushing. Wurster said that this is not a priority for their clients at all, and statistics show that people usually lose money on predictions. They will study it, it’s technically easy to implement, but when the time comes, they will do it wisely.
So don’t expect Schwab to quickly enter this segment. It seems t

I’ve been watching crypto for more than a year, but what’s happening right now is a completely different level. The last time I saw something like this was in 2018. And I finally figured out what’s behind it. Honestly, the results of my analysis shocked me.
The most interesting part is the disappearance of $300 billion in liquidity. Recently, Arthur Hayes drew attention to it, and his explanation hits the mark. Most of the money has flowed into the U.S. Treasury—the account there grew by $200 billion. I checked the numbers myself; everything lines up.
Why is this critical for Bitcoin? The gove

I've noticed that many traders overlook one simple but powerful aspect of technical analysis. A retest is not just a price return to a level — it’s actually the best moment to enter a position. When the price breaks through an important level and then reverses back to it, that’s a signal of strong supply or demand in that zone.
Why is it so important to understand retests? Because every significant level acts like a magnet. The price attracts and repels it, regardless of the timeframe — whether it’s a five-minute chart, an hourly chart, or a daily chart. It doesn’t matter. The key is to recogn

I noticed that Bitcoin is already above 73,000, and open interest in futures is growing. This usually indicates that traders are actively using leverage on futures, trying to catch an upward move. The market is clearly in a high-volatility mode. Interestingly, futures are showing such demand — people are clearly betting on continued growth. But when there's so much leverage on futures, you need to be cautious because a sharp pullback could trigger a cascade of liquidations. Currently, futures are literally boiling with activity. I’m looking at the charts — if it pulls back, it could be an inte

I noticed an interesting legal case unfolding around the collapse of Terra. It seems that the liquidation manager of Terraform Labs has accused the high-frequency trading firm Jane Street of using insider information to manipulate the market during the project's collapse in 2022.
Here's what's interesting. It all started on May 7, 2022, when Terraform quietly withdrew 150 million TerraUSD from the Curve3pool liquidity pool. But just 10 minutes later, even before the company made any public announcement, a wallet linked to Jane Street also withdrew 85 million UST from the same pool. Does this m

Honestly, sometimes I want to look at someone's stories on Instagram without revealing myself in the viewers list. I've noticed for a long time that many people do this, and so I decided to figure out how it actually works. Turns out, there are quite a few methods, and each is suitable for different situations.
The simplest option is airplane mode on your phone. Download the stories, turn on airplane mode to disconnect from the internet, then watch. When you're done, just close the app completely before reconnecting to the network. Instagram often doesn't record the view because the app was of

Honestly, if you're new to crypto, you just need to understand what's happening in the market. One of the most common traps people fall into is the so-called pump-and-dump schemes. And I’m not exaggerating when I say that it can seriously deplete your wallet.
Let's figure it out. What is a dump in crypto, simply put? It’s when a group of people quietly buys a coin, then starts creating hype on social media and chats, telling everyone about its potential. The price shoots up, people see green candles, and start panicking to buy, thinking they'll miss out. Demand increases, the price goes even h

I noticed an interesting point in discussions about the recent drop in Bitcoin. Many are panicking, saying, “this is the end,” but experienced investor Gary Bode reminds us of something important: such volatile declines are nothing new for Bitcoin; they’re part of its normal history.
Making a crisis out of a 50-percent drop is like forgetting that Bitcoin has already experienced 80-90% drawdowns and recovered from them. Those who managed to withstand the volatility gained incredible long-term returns. This is a fact.
So what actually happened? Bode breaks down the situation point by point. The