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@trieuhuylong

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Can someone with knowledge of @akash_network tell me why it is a better choice compared to @rendernetwork? I swapped all my $RENDER for $AKT last year, and the bag is now down 75%. Had I stayed with render, it would have been down 65% only.
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I just collected "Farcaster: Lion"
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**Personal Plan:** Honestly, the situation right now is quite unpredictable. On one hand, liquidity has returned (the ISM index crossed above 50, as I mentioned in a previous post), and the global liquidity cycle is currently entering a phase of recovery (rising liquidity tends to boost risky assets). On the other hand, it feels like a recession might be looming. So, I’ve decided: 1. I’ll continue buying BTC below $85k, keeping my portfolio’s cash allocation at around 8-9% so I can remain bullish over the next 6 months, while also having cash on hand to buy cheap if a recession hits. 2. For altcoins, I’ll keep streamlining my portfolio, cutting low-cap coins and only holding a few trend-based altcoins like RWA, AI, and DeSci. For the rest, I’ll stick with $ETH and coins with buy-back-and-burn policies or revenue-sharing models like $AAVE, $MKR, $ENA, $UNI, $JUP, etc. 3. Portfolio target for the next 6 months: 70% BTC, 10% Cash, 15% ETH, and 5% other altcoins.
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**Short-term pain for long-term gain?** However, it’s worth noting that: 1. Tariffs in the short term will also increase inflation, reducing the likelihood of the Fed cutting rates. That said, according to economic observers, a slowing economy will have a stronger deflationary effect than the inflationary impact of tariffs making goods more expensive (if goods are too costly, people stop buying, cut spending, and the economy cools). Too much instability in the stock market. Investors are selling stocks and buying bonds! 2. Additionally, another point to consider is that if the instability becomes too great and the economy cools too quickly, the U.S. could head straight into a recession. This is something no one wants because, at that point, all markets would dump heavily, and safe-haven assets like gold would surge. Bitcoin hasn’t yet experienced a recession, so it’s unclear how it would react, as it currently sits between two narratives: a store of value or a risky asset (similar to tech stocks).
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The way to achieve this (at least in the short term) is to create significant instability — for example, through tariffs — to slow growth in the short term. When that happens, the bond market will immediately buy bonds out of fear of investing in stocks (or crypto and other risky assets). This drives bond yields down (which is what the Trump administration wants to refinance the debt), while also creating conditions for the Fed to cut interest rates and inject money (ending quantitative tightening [QT] and starting quantitative easing [QE]), further pushing bond yields lower.
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MARKET PERSPECTIVE FROM A MACRO AND GEOPOLITICAL VIEWPOINT: WHY TRUMP WANTS THE MARKET TO COLLAPSE… IN THE SHORT TERM The chart below summarizes why the current U.S. administration is doing this and why it has a negative impact on the market. 1. The U.S. has $7 trillion in debt that needs to be paid off in the next 6 months. If they don’t pay it off, they’ll have to refinance (in other words, borrow new debt to pay off old debt). 2. The Trump administration doesn’t want to refinance at interest rates above 4%. The 10-year Treasury yield has, at times, reached as high as 4.8% this year. 3. How do you bring down the 10-year Treasury yield? - The market needs to show signs of weakening growth. - The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) needs to be perceived as effective. - Interest rates need to drop.
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Touching grass! Beautiful day for picnic at Royal Botanic Garden Victoria in Melbourne
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Over the last couple of years or so, whenever the RSI has dropped to around 30 or lower, it’s been a sign that Bitcoin is about to enter a phase of slow, sideways movement before kicking off its next upward climb
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Record high of short contracts for $ETH Question: why can’t us $ETH holder gather together, buy and hold $ETH like those guys on Reddit who cause the short squeeze of GameStop stock? Why can’t we?
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(2) At the core of this shift is Ethereum’s growing role in real-world asset tokenization. With institutions like BlackRock moving billions in assets onto Ethereum, there’s pressure to move away from the current, slow-moving governance model. Institutional players are increasingly pushing for a more structured, business-friendly approach to Ethereum’s future. In response, Ethereum has pivoted toward TradFi with initiatives like Etherealize, signaling a major shift towards institutional adoption. This could be the catalyst Ethereum needs to regain its market dominance and position itself as the go-to blockchain for tokenized RWA. If successful, it could be incredibly bullish for ETH. #Ethereum #ETH #Blockchain #Crypto #Leadershi
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(1) Ethereum has been under intense scrutiny, not just for its price performance but for leadership concerns at the Ethereum Foundation. ETH has lagged behind the broader market, sparking frustration among investors and raising questions about the Foundation’s direction. Calls for more transparency, stronger leadership, and even a potential overhaul of the Foundation’s structure have grown louder. The “Second Foundation” hoax fueled speculation about a potential split, with figures like Uniswap’s Hayden Adams suggesting that Ethereum’s technical development might need a separate foundation. While Vitalik Buterin defended his leadership, his defensive stance only raised more questions about his influence.
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(5) Notably, prior to the mainnet launch, over $700 million was pre-bridged to the AO testnet, reflecting strong community engagement and confidence in the platform’s potential. The launch of AO’s mainnet marks a significant step forward in decentralized computing, offering a robust and scalable environment for developers and users alike. With its fair token distribution and innovative architecture, AO is well-positioned to drive the next generation of decentralized applications and services.
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(4) The token allocation is designed to incentivize both the security of AO’s base layer and the growth of its ecosystem: • 36%: Allocated to Arweave (AR) token holders over time, rewarding those who support the underlying storage network. • 64%: Reserved for economic growth incentives, particularly for users who bridge assets into the AO ecosystem. This includes rewards for depositing assets like DAI and stETH into AO, fostering liquidity and active participation within the platform.
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(3) In line with its commitment to fairness and equal access, AO has implemented a 100% fair launch model for its native token, AO. The total supply is capped at 21 million tokens, with a distribution mechanism inspired by Bitcoin’s halving cycle. Tokens are minted every five minutes at a monthly rate of 1.425% of the remaining supply, resulting in a smooth release schedule without abrupt halving events.
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(2) AO introduces a “hyperparallel computer” architecture, enabling simultaneous execution of unlimited parallel processes. Each smart contract operates as its own parallel “blockchain,” providing the throughput necessary to support internet-scale applications. This design is poised to support a new wave of decentralized applications, including those focused on on-chain autonomous agents for AI coordination.
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(1) AO, the decentralized computing platform built on Arweave, has officially launched its mainnet today, February 9, 2025. This milestone follows a year-long testnet phase, during which AO processed over 1.5 billion messages and saw more than 100 projects integrate with its protocol, spanning decentralized exchanges, Web3 games, and more. 
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BTC is over 100k Retail’s interest is lowest Bullish news are at peak Prepare for a mad altcoin season in 2025
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Check your allocation for ar.io
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What airdrop opportunity do we expect from posting on Farcaster?
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