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After World War II, the United States proposed to purchase Greenland for 100 million USD, but Denmark refused due to geopolitical considerations. The US changed its strategy, exerted pressure to facilitate the "US-Denmark Greenland Defense Agreement," and gained military access to Thule Air Base, achieving strategic objectives and strengthening the Arctic defense line.

The crypto project WLFI under the Trump family has applied to establish a national trust bank, planning to set up the World Liberty Trust Company, focusing on stablecoin ecosystem development and operations, and intends to issue a USD-pegged stablecoin USD1, demonstrating its deepening strategic layout in financial regulation.

Short-term consolidation becomes clearly visible
Solana has been trading within a defined price range in its previous trend, with a balance between buying and selling forming between $189.49 and $205.52. This price zone is not just a technical area but seems to be a psychological region where market participants are reconsidering re-entering positions. In particular, the lower bound of $189.49 has received multiple supports and is functioning as a base for short-term trading strategies.
RSI indicator sends a momentum reversal signal
The Relative Strength Index dropping to 41.10 indicates that selling pressure is gradually weakening. This level is not oversold but rather a market sentiment

Cryptocurrency investors are facing an unprecedented dilemma. As we enter 2026, opinions on the future trajectory of Bitcoin are increasingly divided—some firmly believe a long-term bull market is about to begin, while others warn that a new bear market is imminent. According to the latest data, Bitcoin is currently valued at approximately $90.91K, with a decline of -4.01% over the past year. Behind this seemingly modest figure lies a starkly different understanding within the industry regarding the prospects of a bear or bull market.
The Optimistic Ten-Year Bull Market Theory
Jan3 founder Samson Mow and renowned analyst PlanC have recently sparked widespread discussion. Mow argues that the past 12 months should be seen as the tail end of a bear market, not a crash, and predicts that Bitcoin is at the start of a ten-year bull market that could extend until 2035. PlanC further adds that investors who have endured the 2025 bear market have already weathered the toughest times.

The article analyzes Solana's trading patterns over the past 600 days, highlighting its fluctuating price between $120 and $210. It identifies the formation of a rising wedge, suggesting increased bearish risks. Key support levels at $127.2 and $120 are crucial for future market movements.

When you hear "cryptocurrency," the first thing that comes to mind for many people is Bitcoin. However, in reality, thousands of other cryptocurrencies exist hidden behind Bitcoin, collectively called "altcoins."
From major coins like Ethereum and Ripple to unique projects like Solana, Polygon, and Shiba Inu, the variety of cryptocurrencies is astonishingly diverse. This diversity is the reason why investors ranging from beginners to experts are paying close attention to the world of digital assets.
In this article, to get an overall understanding of cryptocurrencies, we will start with the differences between Bitcoin and altcoins, highlight the major coins to watch, and discuss the risks to be aware of when investing.

When engaging in cryptocurrency trading, the most commonly overlooked aspect is the tax treatment of the entire series of transaction activities, including "transfers." Many misconceptions exist, such as "transfers between wallets are not taxable" or "as long as you haven't sold yet, it's okay," but in reality, these can often lead to unexpected tax burdens. This article will explain the overall picture of taxes on cryptocurrency investments based on the 2025 tax system, including specific profit calculations and filing obligations, in a step-by-step manner.
Basics of Cryptocurrency Investment and Tax System
Positioning under Japanese Tax Law
In Japan, cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum are defined as crypto assets under the "Payment Services Act," and a unique tax system applies to the profits from these transactions. Unlike stock investments

IBH Investment Bank, established in 2009, is launching a comprehensive renewal program from 2025-2026 to adapt to the rapid digitalization of financial services. Led by CTO Gabriel Lim, the strategy focuses on enhancing compliance, updating technology, and restructuring management for improved governance and competitive positioning in the global market.

The essay discusses the importance of decentralization in cryptocurrency projects, highlighting how transferring power to the community ensures long-term trust and sustainability. It outlines steps for implementing decentralization, challenges like whale influence, and potential solutions to foster strong community governance.

Stellar (XLM) is experiencing a pivotal moment in early 2026, currently trading at $0.23. Indicators suggest a potential rise to $0.24, but must maintain support at $0.20. A bullish trend could develop, provided certain conditions in trading volume and RSI are met.

In 2026, Japan's financial system is approaching a major turning point. The joint stablecoin initiative by the three megabanks, the regulatory transition to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, and the advent of the quantum computing era. As these elements intertwine, the very role of banks is being questioned.
Why are the three megabanks rushing into stablecoins now?
The joint stablecoin project announced in November last year by the three megabanks is a symbolic decision for Japan's financial industry. The underlying concern is Japan's sense of crisis in the global market.
The market capitalization of USD-pegged stablecoins has already reached approximately 40 trillion yen and has become essential for Bitcoin transactions. Institutional investors, including sovereign (government-related) funds, are routinely using

The crypto market is buzzing about Mutuum Finance (MUTM), an emerging token that entered at $0.01 and is now commanding serious attention from serious investors. Currently priced at $0.035 during its presale phase, the project has already raised $18.7 million and caught the eye of numerous market

What exactly is a bear market?
When asset prices drop more than 20% from their peak, the investment community starts calling it a "bear market." This definition may seem simple, but it reflects a deeper shift in market sentiment—from optimism to pessimism.
A bear market and a bull market are two sides of the same coin. A bull market is characterized by gains of over 20%, while a bear market is the opposite. Interestingly, this definition applies not only to stocks but also to bonds, real estate, commodities, cryptocurrencies, and other asset classes, which all follow the same principle.
It is important to note that a bear market does not equal an economic recession. A negative Consumer Price Index (CPI) indicates deflation, which points to more profound economic issues; these concepts are entirely different. Additionally, a "market correction" (a decline of 10%-20%) is not considered a bear market—it's just a short-term adjustment. A bear market signifies a long-term systemic downturn.
When will a bear market arrive? Look for these signals:
A significant decline in stock prices from their highs

What are full delivery stocks? Why should you understand them?
If you see a particular trading method for a stock in the Taiwan stock market, you might be encountering full delivery stocks. Full delivery stocks refer to a trading system where the buyer is required to pay the full amount needed to purchase the stock. This is a unique arrangement in the Taiwan stock market.
Under what circumstances are stocks classified as full delivery stocks? There are mainly two situations: one is when the company is poorly managed or facing financial difficulties, causing the net asset value per share to fall below the face value of 5 NT dollars; the other is when the company commits a major violation. Once classified as full delivery stocks, the trading methods become strictly restricted, bringing noticeable differences to investors' operations.
Can full delivery stocks turn around? Returning to the conditions of ordinary stocks
Being classified as a full delivery stock is not a permanent sentence. When the company's operations improve, there is indeed a chance to exit this status and return to normal trading mechanisms.
The delisting condition for listed companies is: for two consecutive quarters, the net asset value per share

The Elliott Wave Theory is widely used in technical analysis, but it often encounters difficulties in practical application. The theory was primarily proposed by Ralph Nelson Elliott, who believed that market fluctuations follow a repetitive 5-3 wave pattern structure. However, in actual practice, there are limitations such as incomplete cycles, high subjectivity in counting, conflicting rules, and hindsight bias. Successful traders should view the Wave Theory as a supplementary tool rather than the sole rule to rely on.

Fibonacci Indicators and Their Central Role in Financial Markets
In the foreign exchange trading field, Fibonacci indicators have long become an indispensable part of technical analysis tools. This trading system originates from an elegant mathematical sequence, which leads to the globally renowned golden ratio. The so-called golden ratio is regarded as a miraculous proportion that maintains balance in all things in the universe. When this principle of balance extends to financial markets, it also demonstrates remarkable predictive power.
Interestingly, although the mathematical principle of the golden ratio was first invented by Indian mathematicians, it was the 13th-century Italian mathematician Leonardo Pisano (nicknamed Fibonacci) who truly introduced it to the West and popularized it. For this reason, the Fibonacci ratio we refer to today is named after him. Traders use this set of indicators to accurately determine potential reversal points of asset prices and formulate trading plans.

The Warning of $20 Billion Vanishing into Smoke
The financial storm in March 2021 saw Bill Hwang's $20 billion in assets, accumulated over 10 years, vanish in just 48 hours. The story of this top Wall Street fund manager is essentially the ultimate lesson in margin calls.
His investment logic is simple and brutal: find promising companies and amplify returns with massive leverage. This tactic indeed worked in a bull market—assets skyrocketed from $2.2 million to $20 billion. But when a black swan event struck, high leverage became a countdown bomb.
His story reveals a harsh truth: how risky margin buying stocks really is.
What is a margin call? Why does liquidation happen?
A margin call, simply put, is a liquidation. When you borrow money from a broker to buy stocks, if the stock price drops to a certain level, the broker will require you to add more margin. If you can't meet the margin call, the broker will directly sell your stocks.