Recently, the feeling of consolidation has been particularly strong—money in the market seems to be undergoing a major transfer.
First, let's talk about the current holdings. On CEX, the focus is on AIXBT, LPT, WLD, and SOL; on DEX, attention is on CRED, GIGGLE, and BANK. But the market sentiment has indeed been changing these days.
Security risks should not be underestimated. A few days ago, FLOW tokens had a private key leak, and attackers directly minted additional tokens, causing the price to plummet over 40%. Even more alarming is the risk from third-party platforms—after a theft exceeding $1 million, I completely abandoned using third-party platforms. As of 2025, the total amount stolen in cryptocurrencies has reached approximately $2.7 billion, a new record, with a single case at a major exchange accounting for $1.4 billion. North Korean hacker groups remain the biggest threat. These figures definitely send a chill down the spine.
What's more interesting is the anomaly in traditional markets. Silver has surged particularly fiercely, up over 150% this year, with the latest quote at $79.4, even surpassing oil prices. Gold has also hit a new high of $4,550. What does this indicate? A large amount of funds that might have flowed into the crypto market are being siphoned into precious metals. The profit-making effect in traditional markets is so obvious that it naturally diverts incremental capital from crypto assets.
Overall, in the short term, the crypto market is indeed facing dual pressures—on one side, a harsh security environment; on the other, pressure on capital flows. At this moment, it’s even more important to stay within risk boundaries and calmly review your holdings.
Recently, I’ve been reading Munger’s book, and one sentence left a deep impression: Wealth is not a sprint, but a marathon. True wealth comes from cognitive upgrades and the accumulation of time. In such a market environment, slowing down is actually speeding up. Don’t rush; what’s meant to come will come.
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HodlOrRegret
· 9h ago
Silver has surged by 150%, this move is truly incredible. The feeling of precious metals being siphoned off is so real.
North Korean hackers are still celebrating; the data stolen worth 2.7 billion USD is shocking.
But to be fair, Munger's words really hit the mark. I need to think carefully about this rhythm.
The FLOW incident reminded me that self-custody wallets are the safest.
Wait, when will this round of large fund transfers come back? I'm a bit itchy.
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LightningPacketLoss
· 9h ago
Silver up 150%? No way, is that real? The capital flow is a bit intense.
North Korean hackers are still waving big knives, and our coins are barely enough to fill their teeth.
But speaking of which, I'm tired of hearing the marathon rhetoric. The key is whether you can make it to the finish line.
Can your SOL and LPT allocations still hold up now?
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TokenSleuth
· 9h ago
Silver up 150%, gold breaks 4550... Are our money really fleeing crypto?
Wait, $2.7 billion stolen? North Korean hackers' move is outrageous, I was so scared I quickly checked my wallet.
Holding these coins, it's really time to stay calm and take a look. A marathon mindset isn't just about shouting.
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LightningAllInHero
· 9h ago
Silver surged 150% ? Damn, the flow of money is really incredible, our incremental funds are being siphoned off completely.
I also looked into the FLOW issue, where private key leaks lead to direct issuance. How can we play like this? We still need self-custody wallets; third-party platforms are really unreliable.
I also reallocated SOL and LPT, just worried that short-term liquidity might face more pressure... Munger's words are right, a marathon mindset is the most important.
Take it slow, stay calm and hold your position, don't let market sentiment dictate the rhythm.
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PoetryOnChain
· 9h ago
The surge in silver is really brutal, and I've lost all my gains.
Key leakage is too terrifying; it's still better to manage your own wallet and sleep peacefully.
Marathon is not a joke; you really have to endure.
With such tight liquidity, I actually started increasing my SOL holdings.
2.7 billion USD stolen... Those North Koreans are really outrageous.
Recently, the feeling of consolidation has been particularly strong—money in the market seems to be undergoing a major transfer.
First, let's talk about the current holdings. On CEX, the focus is on AIXBT, LPT, WLD, and SOL; on DEX, attention is on CRED, GIGGLE, and BANK. But the market sentiment has indeed been changing these days.
Security risks should not be underestimated. A few days ago, FLOW tokens had a private key leak, and attackers directly minted additional tokens, causing the price to plummet over 40%. Even more alarming is the risk from third-party platforms—after a theft exceeding $1 million, I completely abandoned using third-party platforms. As of 2025, the total amount stolen in cryptocurrencies has reached approximately $2.7 billion, a new record, with a single case at a major exchange accounting for $1.4 billion. North Korean hacker groups remain the biggest threat. These figures definitely send a chill down the spine.
What's more interesting is the anomaly in traditional markets. Silver has surged particularly fiercely, up over 150% this year, with the latest quote at $79.4, even surpassing oil prices. Gold has also hit a new high of $4,550. What does this indicate? A large amount of funds that might have flowed into the crypto market are being siphoned into precious metals. The profit-making effect in traditional markets is so obvious that it naturally diverts incremental capital from crypto assets.
Overall, in the short term, the crypto market is indeed facing dual pressures—on one side, a harsh security environment; on the other, pressure on capital flows. At this moment, it’s even more important to stay within risk boundaries and calmly review your holdings.
Recently, I’ve been reading Munger’s book, and one sentence left a deep impression: Wealth is not a sprint, but a marathon. True wealth comes from cognitive upgrades and the accumulation of time. In such a market environment, slowing down is actually speeding up. Don’t rush; what’s meant to come will come.