#DeFi生态 Seeing Haseeb's prediction for 2026, what I pay most attention to is not whether BTC can break through $150,000, but the detail he mentioned about the declining market share. This reflects an important signal: the entire crypto ecosystem is accelerating its differentiation. BTC is reaching new highs, but wealth and opportunities are flowing into multiple tracks—such as infrastructure like Ethereum and Solana, as well as various applications within the DeFi ecosystem. It sounds lively, but for prudent investors, this is actually a time to stay alert. The most cautionary aspect of market predictions is that 90% of products will fade away. We've seen too many "star projects" end up zero in recent years. And those fintech public chains with hot funding are very likely to underperform expectations. All of this tells us the same thing: liquidity and hype can easily deceive people, and only a few will truly survive. The 60% increase in stablecoin supply is also very interesting. It indicates that the market is becoming more complex, and the demand for risk management is rising. My advice remains the same: no matter how the market evolves, the key is to manage your positions well. In times of abundant opportunities, restraint becomes a rare quality. Don't chase the highest returns; instead, focus on steady progress within your risk tolerance. At such times, it's even more important to maintain a long-term mindset.

#十月加密ETF争夺战 The SOL ecosystem once again shows a legendary trade! The latest tracking record released by the on-chain data monitoring platform indicates that on January 17th, a certain address completed a key operation during the early stages of RALPH. The figures of this transaction are remarkable: with only 12.3 SOL (worth approximately $1,668 at the time), this address acquired 28.8 million RALPH tokens. At that time, this investment seemed quite modest, but looking at the account balance now, the market value of these RALPH tokens has expanded to $1.07 million—in other words, a 642-fold increase. This news has sparked quite a bit of discussion in the community. Some people are digging into the historical transaction records of this address, trying to find patterns; others are reflecting on why they didn't spot the opportunity in time. From the on-chain data, early participants indeed had more informational advantages—they might have been exposed to project updates earlier or acted decisively during periods of low liquidity. This is why, in fast-evolving ecosystems like SOL, "cognitive gaps" often directly translate into profit gaps. On the other hand, this kind of case also reminds us to think calmly. The volatility of the crypto market is extreme; a hundredfold increase sounds tempting, but in reality, most projects cannot be replicated. Blindly chasing high risks is extremely dangerous—stories of being caught in a pump-and-dump happen every day. Instead of obsessing over others' achievements, it's better to spend time researching the actual application of projects, team backgrounds, and ecosystem prospects. After all, in the long run, good risk management is more challenging and important than chasing extreme returns.