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【Research】DeFi Crisis | $290 million stolen, the entire industry’s "crowdfunding" rescue 📌Event recap: https://oyidl.net/ul/9gkFSFQ 📌Event timeline: see attached image 🗣️Discussion: [Is this proof of DeFi maturity, or a rehearsal for a crisis?] ⭕️The encouraging side: ▪️Without the forced intervention of a central authority, multiple competing protocols spontaneously formed a rescue alliance in 5 days, crowdfunding nearly $230 million across protocols. ▪️This is something that could not happen in traditional finance, both in terms of response speed and scale, truly showcasing the unprecedented resilience of the DeFi ecosystem. ⭕️The concerning side: ▪️The factors for this successful self-rescue are clear: ① The vulnerabilities were "clear enough", ② The responsibility chain was "concentrated enough", ③ Protocols like Aave were willing to step up. ▪️If the next time multiple protocols have issues simultaneously, with responsibilities spread across dozens of chains, and there is no "Aave" to lead, who will initiate DeFi United Season 2? ⭕️Deeper issues: ▪️The industry’s security standards are still voluntary, not mandatory. This vulnerability was flagged 15 months ago, and no one acted. ▪️If "crowdfunding rescue" becomes a default expectation, will it actually reduce each protocol's motivation to take security seriously? 💡This rescue may prove DeFi's collaborative ability, but it also raises the question: How long can a mutual aid system maintained by "morality" hold up in the face of a real systemic crisis? 📌 Feel free to post (with #KelpDAO救援收官：谁为漏洞买单) / Share your thoughts in the comments below 👇🏻

Tesla Q1: Not a single BTC sold, but the balance sheet has shrunk With the same "faith-based holding", why is there such a big difference❓ This quarter, there are more companies worth comparing than just Tesla: 📌Strategy: Saylor is an active believer, increasing his holdings significantly beyond Tesla, and the fluctuations in his balance sheet are also on a different scale. Real money is lost in a bear market, but he never hides it; every time he increases his holdings, he publicly announces it, turning "being cut" into part of the brand narrative. 📌Marathon Digital: A BTC mining company, holding coins is a byproduct of operations, and price drops directly compress profit margins, with significant pressure in Q1. 📌Coinbase: A native crypto company, the proportion of BTC holdings relative to assets is relatively restrained, relying more on trading volume and platform income to withstand fluctuations, with a strategy closer to "operational holding" rather than "faith-based holding". 💥Tesla's positioning is very unique The holding size is not small, but the stance is extremely low-key, neither increasing holdings nor exiting, like a silent observer. 💥The cost of this strategy in a bear market is: real balance sheet losses, but no narrative dividends. What do you think? Both are holding companies, Saylor's aggressive accumulation vs. Tesla's silent holding, which strategy is more suitable for navigating cycles? Join the conversation with the topic #特斯拉Q1财报：持币不卖vs减值$1.73亿 and share your thoughts~

A set of data: Since the first purchase in August 2020, it has been about 5 and a half years, with early quarterly level purchases; Starting from the end of 2024, almost weekly purchases, conservatively estimating a total of over 60 transactions. 📅 2026 Purchase Schedule (known for this year) ▪ Early January: +1,070 BTC ($116M) ▪ January 20: +22,305 BTC ($2.13 billion) ▪ April 1-5: +4,871 BTC ($330 million) ▪ April 13: +13,927 BTC ($1 billion, STRC financing) ▪ April 20: +34,164 BTC ($2.54 billion) Total for this year: 76,337 BTC, costing over $5.9 billion 🔵 Why persist in buying❓ ▪️ Saylor's core logic Michael Saylor's core belief is that fiat currency will inevitably depreciate in the long term, and BTC is the only hard asset reserve. He views holding cash as a chronic loss and holding BTC as the optimal solution to combat inflation. Behind this is a set of financial arbitrage logic: ▪ Strategy's stock (MSTR) has long traded at a premium to the value of BTC holdings, and the market is willing to pay an additional premium for "leveraged BTC exposure." ▪ As long as this premium exists, Strategy can continuously finance at prices higher than BTC's actual value and then use the borrowed money to buy BTC. ▪ Buy BTC → BTC price rises → MSTR stock price rises → premium expands → refinancing costs lower → continue buying 💡 This is a positive flywheel; as long as the market believes in this logic, the cycle will not stop. 🟡 Three tools🔧 ① 21/21 Plan (launching at the end of 2024) Saylor announced a plan to raise $42 billion specifically to buy BTC over three years: $21 billion in stock + $21 billion in fixed-income securities, with a target financing of $7 billion by 2026. ② Preferred Stock STRC (new weapon this year) Launched preferred stock STRC in March this year, which has been used multiple times for direct financing to purchase coins, with the $1 billion on April 13 being 100% completed by STRC. ③ Common Stock Issuance (MSTR) Continuously selling MSTR common stock in the secondary market to cash out for coin purchases, serving as a supplementary funding source for STRC. 💫 Essentially, Strategy is a financing machine—using stock market money to buy Bitcoin, using Bitcoin's price increase to support stock prices, and refinancing with the stock price premium, repeating the cycle. This year, the launch of STRC preferred stock has turbocharged this machine, so the buying scale far exceeds previous years. #Strategy年内购BTC超ETF十倍 What do you think about this? 👇🏻 Comment section / With topic, let's discuss together~

Savior or businessman❓ Has everything already been priced in the dark❓ 📰 Event recap: The leading derivatives protocol on Solana, Drift, was attacked on April 1, resulting in a loss of nearly $300 million. Tether promptly led a $127.5 million user recovery pool, and the protocol simultaneously migrated its settlement layer from USDC to USDT. 【The rescue is indeed a rescue. But this money isn't given for free.】 📌 This is a settlement rights transaction ▪️ Tether has long lagged behind USDC in the Solana ecosystem. ▪️ Circle is more deeply tied to the Solana Foundation, and USDC has historically had a higher penetration rate in Solana DeFi. ➠ This entry, conveniently switching Drift's settlement layer to USDT, means that all users' margin deposits and profit and loss settlements will now be conducted in USDT. ➠ Spending $127.5 million to acquire long-term settlement flow from a leading protocol makes commercial sense. 📌 This is also a branding project ▪️ Tether has long been burdened with labels of "opaque reserves" and "systemic risk." ▪️ By making a high-profile rescue, it packages itself as "the last lender of the crypto ecosystem." In the current context of accelerating stablecoin regulatory legislation, the value of this trust restoration is equally valuable. 🚨 But there is a detail worth paying attention to ▪️ The compensation funds will be "gradually released with the protocol's trading income." ▪️ How much and when users can get back depends entirely on whether Drift can rebuild user confidence. The rescue money is tied to the protocol's future—Tether is betting not just on its image, but also on Drift's survival. 【Charity is packaging; settlement rights and brand credit are the core.】 🤔 What do you think of this "conditional rescue"? ▪️ Is this a sign of the crypto ecosystem maturing❓ ▪️ Or is it a new strategy for big players to expand their territory at low prices during a crisis❓ 👇🏻 Feel free to comment & post with #Tether出资赔付Drift被盗用户 to discuss together.

Hi, have you ever had your own 【Web3 moment】❓ ▪️ The first time I created a wallet, I wrote down the mnemonic phrase multiple times and stored it in three different places before feeling secure. ▪️ The first successful on-chain transfer, I stared at "Confirmed" for several seconds, a bit in disbelief. ▪️ The first time I participated in an airdrop, unsure if it would arrive, but it actually did. ▪️ The first time using DeFi, watching the earnings fluctuate in real-time, suddenly felt like the money was "alive." ▪️ The first time buying an NFT, not for appreciation, just purely liking that image. ▪️ The first time I realized I could understand on-chain data, quietly felt like I had grown. 💡 It doesn't have to be a big deal; that moment when you feel "I am really participating in Web3" is your moment. 🌏 Come to the planet and share your story, and split 10,000 U👇🏻 ❶ Post (*50 words + one image) * For example: the nervousness of the first time charging a dog, a screenshot of the highest earnings, exciting moments at the Web3 carnival with the OKX booth, etc. ❷ Include the topic #我的OKX Web3时刻 ❸ Mention @OKX中文 👉🏻【Don't forget】 to follow, like, and comment on the pinned post from @OKX中文 to participate in the selection! 🎁 Prize settings, click here to view: https://oyidl.me/ul/FsAOerc

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#Saylor's "Infinite Loop": Is a 2% Increase in BTC Enough? 【One of my questions: Why is it 2.05%❓】 ☝🏻Derivation process: Strategy currently holds about 528,000 BTC, assuming an average price of $80,000, the market value of the holdings is approximately $42.2 billion. Its annualized cost of preferred stock and debt is roughly: ▪️STRK (8% preferred stock, about $1 billion scale) → $80 million/year ▪️STRF (10% preferred stock, about $700 million scale) → $70 million/year ▪️Other convertible bond interest → Several hundred million 🔵 Roughly calculating the annual fixed cost at about $800-900 million, thus: 🔵 $850 million ÷ $42.2 billion ≈ 2.01%-2.05% 🤩The brilliance of the Saylor model The numerator is fixed (preferred stock dividends are contractual obligations), while the denominator is elastic (fluctuates with BTC prices). So this ratio is not fixed, but is linked in real-time to BTC prices. The higher BTC rises, the lower the breakeven line 👉🏻 the better the flywheel turns. The lower BTC falls, the higher the breakeven line 👉🏻 the greater the pressure. ✦——✦——✦——✦ 💥A Hidden Risk This model assumes costs are fixed, but Saylor is continuously issuing new preferred stock (the numerator is increasing). If the growth rate of financing scale exceeds the increase in BTC, the 2.05% line will quietly creep up, and the market will find it hard to perceive this change in real-time. 🤔Why do I say this? Let me give an example: BTC rises, but Saylor simultaneously raises a lot of funds. 🌰Example: Saylor issued another $5 billion in preferred stock (10% interest rate) to buy BTC. BTC prices rose 20% during the same period. - New annual cost: +$500 million → Total cost $1.35 billion - BTC holding market value: $42.2 billion × 1.2 + $5 billion new purchase = $55.6 billion - New breakeven line: $1.35 billion ÷ $55.6 billion = 2.43% ➡️ The line quietly creeps from 2.05% to 2.43%, but BTC also rose, and on the surface, everything looks good. The market only sees "Strategy bought a lot of BTC again" and doesn't notice that the breakeven line is rising. 😱Why is it hard for the market to perceive? Because everyone's attention is on the total BTC holdings, and every time Saylor announces "bought X thousand more", the stock price often rises. But no one is keeping an eye on: the interest rate terms of the newly issued preferred stock, the total obligations after these financing costs are added, and the ratio changes relative to BTC market value. These three data points are scattered across different financial report disclosures and SEC filings, requiring one to calculate them themselves, rather than being an obvious indicator. In simple terms It's like a person borrowing money to buy a house; friends only see him "buying another house" and don't notice that his monthly payment/income ratio is quietly increasing. As long as house prices keep rising, everything seems fine—until one day they stop rising🤫 ✦——✦——✦——✦ ● What do you think about 【Saylor's "Infinite Loop"】 perspective? ● Let's discuss it in the comments or in a post~

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【Event】White House: Internal Warning to Employees Not to "Profit from Predictions" in Prediction Markets The White House has issued a formal warning ⚠️ to internal staff: It is strictly prohibited to trade in prediction markets using insider information related to policies. The timing of the warning is quite delicate —around March 23, coinciding with the window when Trump announced a pause on actions related to Iran. Before the policy news was officially announced, there were already abnormal signals in the market: the trading volume of oil futures significantly increased in a short period. At the same time, on the decentralized prediction platform Polymarket, some accounts made precise bets on related events and profited handsomely. 💥 With these phenomena overlapping, outsiders are questioning: Is there someone in the prediction market who "knew the answer" in advance❓ 🔍 What is a prediction market? Newcomers should start here. A prediction market is a platform where bets can be placed on the outcomes of real events, such as "Will a certain policy pass?" or "Will a certain conflict break out?" The price essentially reflects the market's collective judgment on the probability of an event occurring; theoretically, the more transparent and fair it is, the more valuable the price is as a reference. ⚠️ Why did the White House specifically issue this warning? 👉🏻 The core value of prediction markets lies in fair competition based on public information. However, if someone has advance knowledge of undisclosed policy directions and places bets accordingly, it undermines fairness—essentially no different from "insider trading" in traditional financial markets. 👉🏻 The White House's warning clearly delineates a red line: Policymakers cannot turn their informational advantage into a personal profit tool, even in relatively new and under-regulated prediction markets. In conclusion: 👉🏻 Prediction markets are being taken more seriously by regulatory bodies. 👉🏻 Its maturation means that more rules will follow.

😞 Recent news makes me want to take a day or two off from looking at it. It's been a rollercoaster 🎢 of changes — On the 8th, I was still immersed in the atmosphere of "the ceasefire is on, even Iran has issued a statement," thinking the world was about to be at peace; That night, Israel launched airstrikes on Beirut. Then, Iran announced #霍尔木兹海峡，再次关闭！ Ceasefire, conflict reignited, all in less than 24 hours. This has led to severe fluctuations in major markets. The negotiations a few days later, especially whether the results will end up being inconclusive, make it even harder to grasp.