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#0xCult In-Depth Review This issue features a secondary market expert I really admire—Kai Ge @kaikaibtc. As we all know, there are various teachers in the blockchain space, but it's rare to find someone like Kai Ge who provides detailed guidance on buying, stop-loss, and take-profit strategies. Reasons for Recommendation and Guest Introduction In the current period of low liquidity, with a clear stratification between the primary and secondary markets, buying some high-certainty secondary spot assets is a prudent choice. On one hand, it allows you to stay sensitive to the market without leaving it, and on the other hand, there is a significant possibility of preserving your capital or even growing it. Kai Ge told me that opportunities on the primary chain will always exist, but we need to do different things at different times to have a chance at achieving the results we can. Recently, Kai Ge has had some high-performing Twitter calls, and I have always believed that the real data comes from these Twitter calls. $newt $spk $hyper $NEIRO Following Kai Ge's trading logic in the secondary market will yield good returns. For low-performing or poor data, Kai Ge also holds back, leaving it to the market to validate. Entrust your position to time; you need not say much, as the profits will speak for you! Feeling disheartened but encountering a rebound, "cheat mode" Kai Ge starts with A8! Kai Ge previously came from the traditional finance industry. Due to the industry's downturn and some unpleasant experiences, he decided to seek a new direction and eventually entered the crypto space. He was introduced to the crypto world by a friend who mentioned there were great opportunities. Coupled with his instincts from traditional finance, Kai Ge sensed incredible potential here. Unfortunately, his first project in the space was a failure, leading him to sell a house for hundreds of thousands to continue his journey. The second project was a mining machine project where he participated in daily subscriptions, and then it took off, multiplying his capital by 30 times, accumulating his first bucket of gold in crypto, and he directly started with A8! Reflecting on this experience, Kai Ge believes he truly learned the trading model belonging to the crypto space in early 2021 and summarized his previous experiences through review. During that bull market, Kai Ge did not focus too much on candlestick charts but relied more on capital flow and news, even making decisions based on market feel. Moreover, during that bull market, no matter what you bought, it might feel like you were buying at the peak, but after a month or two, those buying points were merely halfway up the mountain. As a result, the so-called bear market narratives emerged in the industry, whether it be chain games, NFTs, or inscriptions, all presenting new narratives to explore. It’s not like now, where Bitcoin keeps rising, but the liquidity on-chain is quite poor. Perhaps many people know Kai Ge because he has been advocating for dollar-cost averaging into $sol and $metis for a long time. Later, $metis rose from $10 to nearly $170, and $sol went from $20 to a peak of over $290. Facing new narratives, old experiences can be a hindrance. Kai Ge summarized his losses in the secondary market last year and admitted he missed the opportunity in the on-chain AI market. Although he started with spot trading, he was not familiar with contract trading, so when he tried contract trading, he only chose to go long, which caused him to miss many opportunities. Now, Kai Ge hopes to reshape his Twitter IP, interact with more young people, and learn about the latest trends on-chain. Many concepts on-chain are quite abstract, and young people tend to accept them more quickly. This is why in the last market cycle, the results achieved by young traders were relatively abundant. At the beginning of the market, many who were involved in DeFi and yield farming scoffed at low-cap coins, but when the market peaked, the real attraction for others came just as the market was slowly fading, even becoming the liquidity for young traders to exit. On-chain narratives are everlasting; the baton may slowly be passed to the younger generation. Whether it’s chain games, NFTs, or inscriptions, they all represent a form of on-chain narrative. As time goes on, the pace on-chain is becoming increasingly rapid, with the younger generation taking over most of the market rhythm, but the capital remains in the hands of seasoned investors. Kai Ge believes that both the on-chain market and the secondary market should progress together and complement each other. The logic on-chain is stronger, which can significantly increase the probability of making money. Also, never reject market makers; without them, the candlestick charts would look very ugly, and basically, no coins would be able to run. The financial systems in North America and Europe have been around for hundreds of years, so there will definitely be market makers present, providing psychological support at certain price levels. Dancing with the market makers and accepting this unspoken rule is essential for better navigating the market.

The price of $XPL is being manipulated on @HyperliquidX, resulting in a liquidation of $2 million. At 5:35 AM this morning, the perpetrators deposited $5 million USDC into Hyperliquid, and then immediately started going long with positions ranging from about $5 to $500,000, pushing the price of $XPL up to $1.8, while the highest contract price on Binance only reached 0.6176. The partners' positions on Hyperliquid were liquidated at a peak of $2 million. Ultimately, the perpetrators leveraged millions of $XPL to manipulate the entire XPL market, making a quick profit of $10 million. Now the perpetrators have already started withdrawing funds. Previously, due to issues with unrealized gains and losses, the HLP treasury ended up losing. This time, due to manipulation issues, the losses are being borne by the customers' real money. @HyperliquidX still has not taken any action, and the perpetrators' withdrawals have started to arrive. If it were Binance @binancezh, any trading pair with a position exceeding a certain market proportion would have restrictions on orders, along with other risk control measures. The problems with Hyperliquid are undeniable, and now various competing DEXs are emerging. If @HyperliquidX cannot provide a satisfactory response to users this time, it may struggle to maintain its position as the leading DEX. The perpetrators' address is still in operation: