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I just heard a piece of news that has been stirring the AI industry circles lately. Lin Junyan, the chief technologist who elevated Qwen to the top of the globally open-source large language models, unexpectedly resigned from Alibaba in March.
The story started dramatically. On March 3rd, one day after a major strategic meeting focused on AI, Lin Junyan posted a short tweet: "me stepping down. bye my beloved qwen." The next morning, he officially announced his resignation. What drew more attention was a comment from one of the key contributors to the team who said: "I am truly heartbroken, I k

I noticed something strange in the recent XRP data – wallets are continuously increasing while the price remains crushed below its peak level. The currency was at $3.65 last July, and now it’s trading around $1.44 – a decrease of about 60% roughly. But at the same time, XRP wallets have reached record numbers exceeding 7.8 million active wallets.
This disconnect between the network and the price really piques curiosity. On-chain data shows ongoing activity – new addresses are constantly joining, transactions are increasing, users continue to hold. But the price? The price remains stagnant and

I saw the latest data on fund flows, and there’s an important thing happening right now—US spot Bitcoin funds attracted $225 million in inflows. The part that caught my attention is that IBIT from BlackRock is the one actively carrying the market. Meanwhile, other funds like Grayscale are seeing withdrawals; IBIT attracted $322 million—meaning there’s a clear preference among investors for certain funds.
The key point here is that the market isn’t distributed evenly. Each fund is transparent and has a different structure, and people choose based on management costs and performance. This is an

I just saw an important news update - SoFi and Mastercard have agreed to integrate the SoFiUSD currency into the global payment network. This means that this stablecoin can now be used for settlement across their network, as well as on their digital asset platform. This step simplifies the settlement process for businesses and consumers.
SoFi launched SoFiUSD last December, a dollar-backed stablecoin built on a public blockchain. The American digital bank initially aimed to develop the financial infrastructure with banks, startups, and institutional partners. This development reflects the broa

I noticed that Brad Garlinghouse, the CEO of Ripple, recently celebrated 11 years since joining the company, and his reflection on this occasion was quite interesting. He talked about how the fundamental questions that existed when he joined Ripple more than a decade ago are still the same today — which really reflects how slow regulatory progress has been in the American crypto industry.
What caught my attention is that Brad Garlinghouse pointed to a genuine resurgence of momentum in Washington. It seems that serious meetings are taking place with key lawmakers like Bill Hagerity, Bernie More

I’ve recently noticed that many people are talking about the future of ENS and its potential, especially as we approach the end of this decade. The truth is that ethereum name service price prediction 2030 has become a serious topic of discussion among analysts and investors—not just random speculation.
Let me explain the context first. The Ethereum Name Service turns complicated wallet addresses into simple .eth domains. Instead of having to remember a long string of characters, you can just use an easy-to-remember name. This is not just a technical detail—it changes the way people interact w

I noticed a sharp price move in Bitcoin this week. It fell from above $67,000 and continued to drop due to a strong wave of selling from investment funds. Massive outflows indeed—about $174 million in a single day from U.S. Bitcoin funds. BlackRock withdrew $86.5 million from IBIT, and Fidelity pulled $78.6 million out of FBTC. What’s striking is that institutional interest is fading completely.
From a technical analysis perspective, Bitcoin is now under real pressure. It broke the $69,000–$70,000 level that had been considered strong support, and it turned into resistance. Analysts indicate t

Market analyses indicate a potential for a significant correction in Bitcoin. Analyst Peter Brand warns that current market dynamics resemble those of 2022, when prices sharply collapsed. If patterns repeat, we could see a 75% decline from current levels.
Bitcoin recently traded around $77,420, and technical indicators show warning signs. Trading volume has increased notably, and short liquidations reached $163 million in the last 24 hours. This means many leveraged positions are at risk if a sudden reversal occurs.
Current support levels around $108,000-$108,500 appear critical. If Bitcoin br

I noticed that resistance and support levels in BTC/USD are playing a pivotal role now. The main support was moving around $73,900-$73,950, and if the price can hold above it, strong bullish momentum was expected.
Interestingly, BTC/USD has already surpassed the expected target at $76,105. The current price is moving around $77,360, indicating that the bullish momentum continues with greater strength than initially anticipated by analysts.
This means that BTC/USD followers should pay attention to new higher resistance levels. The momentum remains positive, and buying pressure is strong. #BTC #

I just came across an interesting analysis by Johnny Tavis at UBS regarding the trajectory of precious metals during this period. What stands out is that Johnny emphasizes that investors—whether individuals, institutions, or even central banks—are rushing to increase their holdings of gold as a hedge against the macro uncertainty dominating the markets.
The main idea Johnny presented is simple but powerful: the demand for genuine diversification is what is driving gold prices higher now, not just a fleeting technical move. With increasing skepticism about the Federal Reserve's independence, th

I was browsing cryptocurrency prices yesterday and noticed something really important – in fact, there are many cheap coins with real potential for growth. I'm not saying to invest in them, but the idea is worth paying attention to, especially for those looking for affordable opportunities.
For example, XRP is currently around $1.42, and people expect it to go higher than that. SHIB is also very cheap (around $0.00) and has a strong user base. But the ones I truly see a future in are coins like NKN and ICP – NKN costs just $0.01, but the company's market cap has exceeded $200 million, and ICP

I have recently noticed that gold is experiencing an unprecedented situation we haven't seen before. Current prices are around $4,400-$4,500 per ounce after reaching $5,595 in January — a crazy increase of 68% just in 2025, the strongest since the 1970s. The truth is, the market now isn't asking whether gold will fall, but how high it will actually go.
The drivers behind this rise are not random. Central banks are buying at record levels — over 1,000 tons annually for three consecutive years. China, Poland, India, and Turkey are systematically reducing dollar reserves and replacing them with g

I saw many people talking about cheap cryptocurrencies with a future in 2025, so I decided to look into it more. It turns out there are indeed coins with very low prices but good potential. For example, XRP is currently at $1.35 and has increased by 0.97% in the last 24 hours. This coin is known for its design for fast transfers.
Then I found SHIB also on the list, a coin that started as a joke but became one of the largest coins with high trading volume, and its current price is very low. There's also Enjin, which is dedicated to NFTs, priced around $0.03. NKN is also a relatively new coin, p

I've recently noticed that there are several inexpensive cryptocurrencies that truly deserve attention, especially as 2025 approaches. The market has many options, but not all of them are worth the risk.
I've started monitoring some projects that were previously undervalued and are now moving significantly. For example, XRP reached $1.35 with a 3.68% increase in 24 hours, and SHIB, which started as a meme coin, has become one of the largest coins in terms of trading volume. The truth is, these cheap cryptocurrencies really have a future if you choose the right ones.
Other coins caught my atten

I was browsing posts about cryptocurrency trading and came across a fatwa from the Higher Scholars Council regarding the ruling on futures contracts. Honestly, the issue is not as simple as it seems.
Many scholars have stated that the ruling on futures contracts in digital currencies is prohibited Islamically because they consider it a form of usury and gambling, not genuine trading. That is, you do not actually own the asset, but you bet on the price, which they say causes economic harm.
For this very reason, many religiously committed people have shifted to spot trading instead of futures co

Many people ask the same question: What are truly permissible (halal) cryptocurrencies? The truth is, the answer is not as simple as some might expect. Digital currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are not passing phenomena; they are now firmly establishing themselves in the financial arena. However, the Islamic ruling on them is not entirely clear-cut, as some would like.
The main issue revolves around gharar (uncertainty). Islam emphasizes clarity in contracts and financial transactions, but digital currencies are characterized by very rapid and sharp fluctuations. They can surge significantl

I have recently noticed that there are inexpensive cryptocurrencies with a promising future in 2025, and many investors are now looking into them. The cryptocurrency market has changed significantly since 2021, and prices have varied greatly, so people are now focusing on coins with real growth potential and reasonable prices.
I started following some projects worth paying attention to. For example, XRP is currently around $1.30 and has decreased by 0.76% in the last 24 hours, but experts expect its value to rise significantly soon. SHIB is also at a very low price right now (0.00 USD approxim

I just noticed an exciting activity on the chain involving a trader who seems to be heavily betting on a price decline. This person started short selling Ethereum on Friday and made huge profits from that trade, then used the funds to expand his strategy. Now he has multiple short positions covering four different coins with a total value of approximately $261 million.
What’s interesting is how he turned $3 million into $11 million through this strategy. In Bitcoin, he shorted 1,640 coins for $150 million, and is now realizing an unrealized profit of $1.98 million. On Ethereum as well, he made

I just noticed that the Meteora protocol has made a remarkable jump in revenue. Over a 24-hour period, the protocol raised $1.33 million, enough to surpass Pump.fun, which achieved $1.16 million in the same timeframe.
Of course, Tether and Circle still lead with revenues of $16.45 million and $6.6 million respectively, but what’s worth noting is that the Meteora protocol is beginning to establish a strong position among other projects. Data from DefiLlama shows that the protocol is experiencing significant growth in revenue compared to competing platforms.
It seems there is real movement in th

I have noticed that many people ask about the ruling on trading and trading activities in Islam, and in fact, the answer is not as simple as some might imagine.
Trading itself is not necessarily forbidden, but it depends on the method and conditions. If you trade in a proper way according to Shariah principles, it is completely permissible. The problem arises when these principles are ignored.
First and foremost: avoid usury (riba). What does this mean? It means do not deal with accounts that involve riba-based interest, and do not use margin trading if it requires a loan with interest. These