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$BILL is really strong right now, I wonder if it can maintain this momentum until the token unlock 🤔 Those who have to wait until October 31 to unlock $BILL are really having a hard time!

@base's TVL has grown another 8% in the past 24 hours, approaching $5B. Currently, Base accounts for 48% of the total Layer 2 TVL, indicating that capital and users are continuously concentrating in this ecosystem. This growth rate and market appeal have indeed started to make $BASE stand out with clear differentiation.

The plan is solid; it makes sense to follow the Median ML upwards to the high point of the range. However, if $ETH breaks that support level on high volume, be cautious of mean reversion risk. Are you using a tighter stop-loss invalidation point, or leaving a wider hedge space?

It seems like millions of creators are telling you that $BILL's kind of "criminal-style pump" is over. If you know any of them, send this post to them to take a look. Looks like Billions still want us to stay here a little longer. Just a few million short of reaching a $2 billion FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation).

$VIRTUAL This wave doesn't look like a simple rebound; it seems more like the ecosystem sentiment is starting to warm up. Recently, the Virtual ecosystem has been receiving continuous positive news, and the ecosystem tokens have begun to move in sync. Capital is clearly refocusing on the AI Agent sector. The chart has already shown higher highs and higher lows, with increasing trading volume. The key now is: Can it truly hold above $1? If the ecosystem continues to launch new projects, capital rotates, and community enthusiasm is maintained, VIRTUAL is very likely to enter a second cycle, rather than just short-term speculation.

Ethereum on-chain activity hit a record high in April, with a monthly transaction volume reaching 72.83 million. As demand for RWA (Real World Asset) tokenization grows, the ETH price was also pushed up to around $2408. According to CryptoQuant data, long-term holding addresses currently hold a cumulative total of 25 million ETH, an increase of over 20% since 2026. In just one day this week, about 246,600 ETH (approximately $592 million) were absorbed into long-term holding addresses. Meanwhile: • Weekly transaction volume neared 22 million, setting a new record • RWA transfer volume on Ethereum grew 9.78% over the past 30 days, reaching $21.61 billion • Whale wallets holding between 10,000 and 100,000 ETH increased their holdings to a new high of 19.5 million ETH The market increasingly believes Ethereum is becoming the core foundational layer for RWA and on-chain finance. If capital continues to drive the price breakthrough, the next key resistance level is at $2700, and breaking above that could see the market target $3315 further.

$BILL continues to maintain a strong upward trend after listing. This wave of movement is indeed quite interesting, but at this point, it's time to start being a bit cautious.

When everyone is shouting that L2 is dead and $OP has no narrative, the market is often just about to start 😅 I'm a bit scared now, every time I cut losses, the candlestick just explodes upward. Maybe this time, don't overthink it, just go futures LONG on $OP, and operate against my own "contrarian indicator" 😂

An Ethereum whale made a large withdrawal to a private wallet, indicating a bullish stance, but weakening on-chain data and capital inflows to exchanges suggest market divergence. On May 6, an address withdrew 9,288 ETH (approximately $21.94 million) from Bybit, with a total holding of 27,098 ETH (about $64 million), seen as a long-term holding signal. However, on-chain fundamentals are weakening: Dune data shows daily active users dropped from 15 million in January 2026 to 10 million in April, a decline of about 33%. Glassnode data indicates net inflows to exchanges turned positive starting May, with over 60,400 ETH flowing back to exchanges by May 4, signaling potential selling pressure. Market implications: The whale is "accumulating," but overall capital behavior is shifting towards "distribution," creating a clear divergence. Key price levels: Resistance: $2,466 (requires strong volume to break) Support: $2,074 👉 If resistance cannot be effectively broken, the price may retest the lower support; the current trend depends on whether capital flow returns to net outflow.

$TON Strong Breakout: The price surged with a large bullish candle to about 2.58, closing near 2.40 → a typical FOMO-driven move, making it unlikely to continue a straight upward trend in the short term. Volume Spike: Indicates this rally is a "true breakout," but also suggests short-term profit-taking pressure. Price has moved far away from all moving averages (MA5/10/30/60) → clearly in an **overextended** state. Key Levels: Support: 2.20 – 2.00 (recent breakout zone) Strong Support: 1.75 – 1.60 (previous consolidation area + moving averages) Resistance: 2.58 (new high), if broken, could target 2.8–3.0 Trend Expectations: 🔼 Bullish bias: Holding above 2.2 → after consolidation, potential to push above 2.6+ 🔽 Bearish bias: Falling below 2.2 → likely to retest 2.0 or even lower (liquidity gap below) Summary: The trend is strong, but chasing at the current level carries high risk. A more reasonable approach is to wait for a pullback to the 2.0–2.2 range or for a re-consolidation before considering entry.