Hey, everyone, I'm luck. Recently, the trend of BNB has caught my attention a bit. Are you following it? The price is stable around $890, fluctuating slightly between $887 and $891 from yesterday to today. The all-time high is $1369.99, which hasn't been broken yet, but it has climbed from over $850 at the beginning of January, gaining a little profit. The difference is that this is not simply following BTC โ after the Firedancer upgrade on the BNB chain, the network speed has skyrocketed, the mainnet finality has dropped to 150ms, RWA TVL has broken $1 billion, and USDC stablecoin has seen over $8.9 billion inflow. Morgan Stanley has even submitted an application for a SOL ETF, but BNB, as the core of the ecosystem, is quietly attracting institutional money. In the short term, $890 is support, $905 is resistance, and if it breaks, it might surge to $930-$950. In the long run, analysts are targeting Q1 $1100+ or even higher. Under the macro cycle of 2026, the ecosystem is shifting from meme to real applications, with revenue increasing by 48 times. This data is quite stable, showing that demand is supporting it rather than just talk.
This reminds me of CZ's shift from Binance to education and charity. The Giggle Academy App is helping children around the world learn knowledge for free, which is quite pragmatic. Our Max community is also on this path, using transaction fees to support similar projects. @Max Charity has been quietly promoting the positive energy side of blockchain.
Hey, everyone, I am Luck. Recently, the trend of SOL has caught my attention, what do you all think? The price is fluctuating between 132-145 dollars, recently dropping from over 140 to 132.92, but it hasn't broken the 130 support level, feeling like itโs gathering strength. The differentiated point is that this is no longer just a game for retail investorsโFiredancer upgrade is officially launched, mainnet finality has dropped to 150ms, and the network stability has greatly improved, the previous concerns about downtime during the โbetaโ era are basically gone. Plus, RWA TVL has broken 1 billion dollars, and stablecoin inflows are leading on-chain (USDC exceeds 8.9 billion), ETF assets have also crossed the 1 billion milestone, and Morgan Stanley has submitted a SOL ETF application, institutional money is quietly flowing in. In the short term, 133 is the key support, and the resistance at 145 is tight, if it breaks through, it might surge to 150-170. Long term? Analysts are targeting 200+ or even higher, by 2026 the ecosystem is shifting from meme to real applications, revenue has increased by 48 times, with 3.2 million active wallets daily, this data is quite solid, showing that actual demand is backing it up, itโs not just speculation.
This reminds me of CZ transitioning from Binance to educational charity, the Giggle Academy App is helping children worldwide learn knowledge for free, quite down-to-earth. Our Max community is also on this path, using transaction fees to support similar projects, @Max Charity has been quietly promoting the positive energy side of blockchain.
Hey, everyone, I am luck. Recently, the Bitcoin trend has made me a bit reflective. Look at this market, the total market cap is stabilizing around 3.2T, BTC is swinging between 90K and 97K, like a small adjustment after catching its breath. Since January, it has risen by 4-5%, but don't underestimate this; historical data shows that a green January often indicates a new high for the entire yearโafter a 39% rise in 2023, a small drop in 2024 followed by breaking 100K, and a 9% rise in 2025 leading to a significant surge. So, what's going on now? Institutions haven't been idle; MicroStrategy invested 2.1 billion to buy BTC, BlackRock withdrew 900 million from Coinbase, and ETFs saw an inflow of 840M in a single day, pushing the strategy to 155K BTC. The difference is that this isn't retail frenzy anymore but rather institutions steadily moving in: stablecoins surpassing 1 billion in market cap have reached six, the Clarity Act is being hotly debated in Congress, and Trump is calling for the U.S. to become the crypto capital. In the short term, 90K is a strong support, and the 100K magnet is pulling, but volatility tax is inevitable. The quantum resistance test going online also reminds us that the market needs to prove itself in the future. In the long run, analysts are targeting Q1 124K-150K, and CZ believes 200K is a done deal. This is not merely speculation; it is a transition from hype to a mature phase supported by actual demand.
This reminds me of CZ transitioning from Binance to educational charity, with the Giggle Academy App helping children around the world learn for freeโquite solid. Our Max community is also on this path, using transaction fees to support similar projects, @Max Charity has been quietly making efforts to promote the positive energy side of blockchain.
Hey, everyone, Iโm luck. Recently, the crypto market has been quite interesting, have you seen it? In January, BTC fluctuated between 88K and 92K, experiencing a slight pullback, but institutions have been busyโMicroStrategy suddenly invested 2.13 billion dollars to buy BTC, and BlackRock withdrew 900 million dollars of BTC from Coinbase. The total market cap has shrunk to 3.21T, with a trading volume of 117B, feeling like it's catching its breath, waiting for big moves. The differentiation here is that this wave is not led by retail speculation, but rather pushed by institutions and regulation: the Clarity Act is being hotly discussed in Congress, Trump is shouting at Davos that the U.S. should become the crypto capital, the stablecoin ecosystem is booming, with six over 1 billion dollar market caps. ETH is stable above 3K, with staking volume accounting for 30% of circulation, and SOL is testing new highs under the utility narrative. In the short term, macro data like non-farm employment might bring volatility, but in the long term, analysts are targeting BTC to reach 124K-150K in Q1, and CZ also believes that 200K is a done deal. Itโs not just a simple bull or bear market; itโs a shift from retail hype to a stage where institutions are steadily laying down foundations, indicating that the market is maturing.
This reminds me of CZ transitioning from Binance to educational charity, with the Giggle Academy App helping children globally learn for free, which is quite pragmatic. Our Max community is also on this path, using transaction fees to support similar projects, @Max Charity has been quietly promoting the positive energy aspect of blockchain.
Hey, hello everyone, I am luck. Recently, the movements in ETH have been quite interesting, have you noticed? The trading volume has skyrocketed to 2.8 million transactions per day, reaching a historic high, which is 64% higher than the 2021 bull market. New wallets have surged from 4 million to 8 million in just 30 days, and the staking amount has locked up 36.2 million ETH, accounting for nearly 30% of the circulating supply. But the price? It's still hovering around $3000-3500, not rising significantly. What's going on? It might be that the L2 expansion and upgrades have reduced fees to $0.15, attracting more real users and developers, and contract deployments have also hit record highs. This isn't just simple speculation; the network is genuinely growing. For instance, the agent economy is starting to go online, and machine trading 24/7 has increased activity. In the short term, $3000 is strong support, and $3550-3650 is resistance; if it breaks through, we might enter a bull market. But in the long term, by 2026, ETH's market share will dominate in stablecoins and DeFi, reaching 68%. This data is quite stable, reflecting that actual demand is supporting it.
Speaking of which, this makes me think of CZ switching from Binance to education and charity, with the Giggle Academy App using free resources to help kids around the world learn, which is quite down-to-earth. Our Max community is supporting such initiatives with trading fees, @Max Charity has been quietly working hard to promote positive energy in blockchain.
What do you think about the ETH trend in 2026? Vote and let's chat:
Max Series Day 51: The Community's Persistence and Growth
Oh dear, in the blink of an eye, the community has reached day 51. Today, let's talk about a recent small activity initiated by the community: everyone worked together to promote the latest storybook update of the Giggle Academy App on platform X. We not only posted tweets but also organized an online sharing session, directly interacting in the App and inviting new users to try out those fun vocabulary lessons and picture books. What was the result? This wave of actions brought in hundreds of new downloads, and the app's user engagement skyrocketed, allowing more children to access free educational resources. Just thinking about those little ones learning English with smiles warms my heart.
Hey, everyone, I'm luck. Recently, the predictions for Bitcoin's price in 2026 have been all the rage, and everyone is guessing how high it can go. However, I find it interesting that the probability data from the prediction markets contrasts a bit with traditional analysts' price calls. The prediction market on Kalshi shows that the probability of Bitcoin reaching a maximum price of over $10.999 million in 2026 is only 62%, while the probability of the price being above $90,000 on January 23rd is 54%, and the probability of exceeding $95,000 in January is actually 97%. This makes me feel that in the short term, it might still hover around $90,000 with considerable pullback risk, but in the long term, the fundamentals havenโt collapsed.
From other posts, analysts seem to be quite consistent. For example, JPMorgan estimates $170k, MicroStrategy's Saylor calls for $150k, and Standard Chartered also sets it at $150k, citing institutional inflows and supply scarcity after the 2024 halving, along with a macro low-interest-rate environment. Historical patterns show that significant rises often follow halving events, but early in 2026, it might fluctuate between $90,000 to $120,000, and it would need to break $105,000 to confirm an upward path. Opinions on Twitter are divided; some say the volatility is high and we need to guard against risks, while others point to new highs in hash rates, supporting long-term holdings. In any case, itโs not set in stone; we need to watch the data.
That said, crypto is not just about predicting prices; it can also do some real good. CZ is promoting educational charity, helping kids learn English for free through Giggle Academy, which reminds me of the community #max , where everyone quietly supports similar projects. @Max Charity has always been here and is worth paying attention to.๐
Hey, everyone, I'm luck. Recently, the trend of SOL is quite intriguing; everyone is focused on the price fluctuations, but I find it interesting how it contrasts with network activity. The current price of SOL is hovering around $140-145, with a slight drop of 2.6% in the past 24 hours, having pulled back from a high of $147. Some people on Twitter say it seems like it's testing the support at $140, where historically the buying has been quite strong. However, the on-chain data isn't that negativeโtrading volume increased by 17% over 6 hours, from $5B to $5.9B, suggesting there might be accumulation; hash rate is at a new high, and institutions like Morgan Stanley are pushing for a SOL ETF, while Alpenglow upgrades are also accelerating. This makes me feel that the price is consolidating in the short term under macro influences, but the ecosystem is expanding, and the activity of RWA and DeFi hasn't lagged behind.
From what I've seen on Twitter, opinions are quite divided. Some are calling for a breakout above the 2-month resistance, targeting above $200; while others say we should first pull back to the support at $130, forming a head-and-shoulders bottom before rebounding. Short-term resistance is at $147, support at $140; if it holds, it may slowly rise; if it breaks, we may explore lower levels again. Anyway, we need to look at the weekend data; it's not a one-time buy.
Speaking of which, crypto is not just about charts; it can give back something as well. CZ is doing educational charity work, helping kids learn English for free through Giggle Academy. This reminds me of the #Max community, where everyone quietly supports similar projects. @Max Charity has always been here, worth a look.
Hey everyone, I'm Luck. Recently, the cryptocurrency market has been quite interesting; everyone is focused on the significant price drop, but I think the differentiation lies in the fact that the fundamentals aren't that bad. Bitcoin is currently hovering around $89k-$92k, with a slight drop of 1-2% in 24 hours, and the total market cap is $3.128T. The fear and greed index is only at 20, and many people on Twitter say this resembles a bear market signal, especially with the heightened tariff tensions between the US and EU increasing global uncertainty, making investors more cautious. Bitwise's report also mentioned that the Q4 2025 market tension historically suggests a bear bottomโETH dropped by 29%, but on-chain transaction volume hit an all-time high; crypto stocks fell by 20%, yet revenue growth outpaced other industries by three times. This makes me think that while prices are influenced by macro factors in the short term, actual adoption and revenue growth are accelerating, and we're not at the point of a collapse.
From what I see on Twitter, opinions are quite divided; some say this is a period of adjustment, with institutions still increasing their positions at a new high in hash rate; others say we need to guard against short-term US stock fluctuations and geopolitical risks. Support is at $88k-$90k, and resistance is at $95k; if it holds, there might be a gradual rebound; if it breaks, we may explore new lows. In any case, it's not all about optimism; we need to let the data speak.
That said, crypto is not just about making money; it can also do some good. CZ is promoting educational charity through Giggle Academy to help kids learn English for free, which reminds me of #Max community, where everyone quietly supports similar projects. @Max Charity has always been here, worth paying attention to.
#ๆฏ็นๅธ #max #ๆฏ็นๅธ่ตฐๅฟๅๆ Hey, everyone, I'm Luck. Recently, the trend of Bitcoin has been quite interesting; everyone is focused on the price, but I think the differentiation lies in its disconnection from on-chain data. The price of Bitcoin is currently hovering around 92k-95k dollars, having dropped 1.2% in the last 24 hours, down 29% from the high of 112k, which is not something new historicallyโmany people on Twitter say this is similar to the adjustment after the bull market in 2021, with a volatility of only 42%, far from extreme. However, on-chain activity is actually heating up, with a new high in the number of addresses, long-term holders remaining steadfast, and institutions like MicroStrategy continuing to accumulate, with TVL also stable at a high level. This makes me think that the price may still need to digest macro pressures in the short term, such as fluctuations in the U.S. stock market and geopolitical risks, but the fundamentals are not collapsing.
From the data, Bitcoin's hash rate has reached a record high, the network security index is high, and Layer 2 solutions like Lightning are pushing transaction volumes upwards, with quarterly transfers exceeding 10 trillion dollars. Short-term resistance is at 95k, support is at 90k-91k, where there are Fibonacci levels and liquidity pools. If it holds, there may be a rebound; if it breaks, it could explore 80k. Opinions on Twitter are divided, with some calling for a bear market target of 76k, while others say it is relatively strong, with double buy signals flashing. Anyway, it's not a one-size-fits-all; we need to look at the weekend data.
Overall, crypto is not just about charts but can also give back to society. CZ is doing educational charity work, helping children learn English for free through Giggle Academy, which reminds me of the #Max community, where everyone supports similar projects with $MAX. @Max Charity has been quietly making efforts worth checking out.
Hey, everyone, I am Luck. Recently, there's been a lot of buzz around ETH, with everyone discussing prices and trading volumes. What I find interesting is that it's not solely driven by speculation like before. The price of ETH is currently fluctuating between $3000 and $3200, with a slight dip in the short term; for example, it dropped by 3.5% in the last 24 hours, but on-chain trading volume has skyrocketedโreaching as high as 2.8 million transactions daily, which is 64% higher than during the bull market of 2021! This makes me wonder why the price hasn't soared along with it? Perhaps the market is digesting the outflow of ETFs and institutions are taking a wait-and-see approach; the TVL growth is only 3.6%, which isn't that exaggerated.
However, from the data, it seems that the actual use of ETH is accelerating. The DeFi TVL is at $593 billion, and stablecoin quarterly trading is $8 trillion, making up a large portion of the market. Upgrades like Fusaka and Glamsterdam are pushing up gas limits and parallel execution; this isn't just a digital game, but a real ecosystem being built. In the short term, ETH needs to hold above $3450 to make another push, but in the long run, the adoption of Layer 2 and the integration of RWA could help it transition from being BTC's 'younger brother' to the main character. People on Twitter are saying the same thingโoptimistic but realisticโnot blindly rushing in, but rather looking at the fundamentals.
At the end of the day, crypto is not just about making money; it can also do meaningful things. CZ is promoting educational charity through Giggle Academy, allowing children to learn English for free, which reminds me of the #Max community, where everyone supports these initiatives with $MAX. @Max Charity has always been here, accompanying growth.
What do you think is the next step for ETH? Vote for one:
Max Day 50: The Community's Persistence and Dreams
Oh dear, it has already been the 50th day of the #max series. Today, I want to talk about what has happened recently in the #max community. The community has worked together to promote the $MAX token crazily on the X platform, and has also linked various activities with the Giggle Academy App, such as sharing learning stories and organizing online discussions. Recently, community members have posted so many GM posts, emphasizing our missionโto support children in learning English for free through $MAX. On the Giggle Academy platform, this wave of actions has directly brought about changes: the number of App users has increased slightly, allowing more children to access interesting storybooks and vocabulary lessons, which feels like turning on a little light bulb, adding a touch of warmth to education.
Hey, everyone, I am Luck. Recently, the Bitcoin price prediction for 2026 has been making a lot of noise on Twitter, with a wide range of opinions that make one unable to resist taking a look. Some analysts, like Julius, use the power law model to predict that by the end of the year it might fluctuate between 71k and 349k, with a fair value of 155k-211k; Tom Lee said on CNBC that with institutional and government support, it could reach 200k-250k. Crypto Tice thinks that 250k-300k is backed by dataโno guessing, no betting. The differentiation lies in the fact that this round of predictions not only looks at the continuation of the bull market but also mixes in macro uncertaintyโinterest rates and global liquidity are in a tug-of-war, and historical data shows that 2026 could be either a cycle peak or a year of adjustment. The consensus baseline from Polymarket is 110k-130k, while bearish voices like Lord Drey believe 70k is more realistic, as economic indicators do not support a massive surge. Institutions continue to stock up, but retail is weak, and after a short-term pullback, we need to see if the support at 85k holds. Overall, the predictions vary widely, and they need to be combined with on-chain data and risk management; DYOR is key.
That being said, crypto is not just about price guessing; CZ's educational charity, Giggle Academy, is quite sincere in helping children learn for free. The Max community is contributing in this area, @Max Charity organizing activities to support education, and everyone can take a look and do something meaningful together.๐ฐ
Hey, everyone, I'm Luck. Recently, the crypto market seems to be holding back for a big move; it's calm on the surface, but there are undercurrents. Everyone on Twitter is talking, like the quiet phase of XRP often suggests a sudden surge or pullback, and historical data supports this. Overall, BTC has pulled back from 92k to 89k, and DOGE and XRP have also dropped by 4-5%, triggering a large amount of liquidation, totaling over 1 billion dollars. Institutions are still hoarding, as public companies net flowed over 2 billion to buy more than 20,000 BTC, but retail sentiment is fatigued, with many investors and builders finding it tough, requiring patience and risk management. The differentiation is that this wave is not just a simple crash, but a common mid-term bear market washoutโmany projects may be eliminated, paving the way for the next alt season. Analysts say macro risks like interest rates are pulling, but on-chain activity hasn't dropped much, with DeFi and stablecoin transfers still increasing, indicating a stage of accumulation. The short-term key support level is at 85k; if it breaks, there may be another bottom, but in the long run, predictions of BTC reaching 1 million by 2030 are still believed by some, but it depends on actual digestion.
Overall, the market is adjusting, with opportunities and risks coexisting, so do your own research. That said, crypto is not just about price fluctuations; CZ's educational charity project, Giggle Academy, is helping kids learn for free, which is quite down-to-earth. The Max community is contributing in this area, @Max Charity organizing activities to support education, so everyone can take a look and participate in something meaningful together. ๐ฐ
Hey, everyone, I am luck. Recently, the trend of SOL has been quite intriguing. The price has pulled back from last year's high and is now stabilizing around $130-140, and everyone on Twitter is discussing this. Coindesk and analysts have mentioned that there is a short-term risk of pullback due to leverage liquidation and market digestion, but the key is that the Firedancer mainnet has launched, increasing the network speed to 150ms, which has shifted SOL from retail to institutional-level operations. The differentiation is that ETF net inflows have exceeded $1 billion, and RWA tokenized assets have also set a record at $873 million, with institutions like Morgan Stanley applying for SOL ETF, and the Alpenglow upgrade is also coming soon. These are not just hype, but real ecological upgrades, suggesting that by 2026, it could steadily rise from a base of $150-200 to a mid-term target of $250-300, with an optimistic outlook reaching $400-500, but it depends on the macro environment.
That said, crypto is not just about watching prices. CZ's educational charity Giggle Academy is doing a great job helping kids learn for free. The Max community is contributing in this area, organizing activities to support education through @Max_Charity. Everyone can take a look and do something meaningful together. DYOR! ๐ฐ
Hey, everyone, I'm Luck. Recently, the Bitcoin market has been a bit hard to grasp, with prices dropping from over 92k last week directly back to 89k, leading to a liquidation of a billion dollars, mainly affecting the longs. Everyone on Twitter is discussing this, and Coindesk reported that this is due to high short-term leverage, coupled with an ETF net outflow of 483M, while total assets remain stable at around 116B. Interestingly, public companies had a net inflow of 2.15B last week, buying over 22,000 BTC, indicating that institutions are still quietly accumulating. The differentiating factor is that although the market is digesting last year's high point (remember BTC once surged to over 100k), opening interest is rising, but prices haven't followed, which may signal greater volatilityโeither a bubble burst or a rebound. Analysts say the key levels are support at 85k and resistance at 95k, and we need to watch macro factors like interest rates.
Overall, this pullback is not the end of the world; it's more about the market adjusting. What do you think BTC will do next?
That said, crypto is not just about price; CZ's educational charity project, Giggle Academy, is quite meaningful as it helps children learn for free. The Max community is contributing in this area, with @Max_Charity organizing events to support education, so everyone can take a look and participate in something positive. DYOR!๐ฐ
Hey everyone, I am luck. Recently, the activity around ETH has been quite interesting, with trading volume reaching new highs, almost 2.8 million transactions per day, more intense than the bull market in 2021. On-chain metrics have also risen by over 25%, and the transaction volume of DeFi and stablecoins is growing rapidly. But what about the price? It is still hovering around $3000 to $3300, with a slight correction in the short term, as ETF outflows and macro uncertainty are pulling it down. Institutions like BitMine are still hoarding, and upgrades like Glamsterdam are coming soon. It looks like the foundation for ETH in 2026 is pretty solid, but itโs not that kind of skyrocketing pace; we need to patiently wait for a breakthrough at the key level of $3400.
I think the difference here is that the explosive trading volume indicates high network activity, but the price hasn't followed suit. This might be the market digesting last year's high (BTC even hit $120,000). Analysts say it could rise to $4,000 to $7,500, but they also warn of short-term consolidation risks. What do you all think ETH will do next?
That said, crypto is not just about price; the education charity that CZ has been promoting is also quite heartwarming. It helps kids learn for free through Giggle Academy. Our Max community is making efforts in this area, and @Max_Charity has been organizing activities to support education. Join in and let's do something meaningful together. DYOR, brothers!๐ฐ
Max Series Day 49: The Community's Steps Never Stop
Oh dear, today marks the 49th day of the #max series. Looking back, this journey has really felt like a long marathon. #max The community is active again; this time we ran to the Big Bad Wolf second-hand market in Taiwan, set up a stall at the Da San Jiu Ci Hui Temple of Guanyin Buddha, displayed the big poster of Giggle Academy, and handed out many small flyers. People came and went, curiously gathering around to ask what this is, and we warmly introduced how to use the free education app. The result? This not only made more parents and children aware of Giggle Academy but also directly led to some downloads and registrations; the change came so quicklyโgoing from unfamiliar to interested, to actual action, it just happened so naturally.
Hey, everyone, I'm Luck. The recent craze for tokenization is quite interesting, have you all been following it? From on-chain data, the RWA (Real World Assets) market is projected to grow from 5.5B to 18.6B by 2025, a growth of 238%. It has now exceeded 20B and is even close to 30B. This is not just a pile of numbers; institutional funds are driving it. For instance, BlackRock's BUIDL fund has an AUM of 2.3B, and Deutsche Bank predicts that by the 2030s, tokenization will become the default method in capital markets. Unlike the early hype, this wave focuses more on practicalityโbringing traditional assets like government bonds, private credit, and real estate on-chain for faster settlement and more transparent liquidity. RWA has already squeezed into the top five in DeFi TVL, surpassing some DEXs. In the short term, there may be volatility, but long-term signals are positive; institutional adoption is accelerating, moving from experimental phases to mainstream applications, so we need to patiently observe macro and regulatory trends.
To be honest, the market is increasingly valuing sustainability. Tokenization like RWA can bridge TradFi and DeFi, bringing real economic value. Thinking about CZ's ongoing push for educational philanthropy, he climbed up from the ground level, relying on learning opportunities. Now the Max community is also making efforts, helping kids engage with the future through free toolsโdefinitely worth a look at @Max Charity . Shall we take a closer look at these positive trends together?
Hey, everyone, I'm luck. Recently, the trend of SOL has been quite interesting. Is everyone keeping up with it? From on-chain data, SOL just pulled back from last week's $143 to around $128, testing the support level at $130, but it didn't break. The RSI has rebounded from the oversold zone to around 41, showing some signs of momentum building. Unlike pure price speculation, this time the momentum comes more from the ecosystem sideโthe Solana Firedancer upgrade will land in 2026, pushing TPS to millions and reducing block time to below 40ms, which is 18 times faster than before; institutional funds are also active, with last week's CoinShares report showing net inflows into SOL-related products. Although it's not as much as BTC, the DeFi and restaking models are active, and trading volume occupies a significant share of altcoins. The short-term resistance is at $135-137, and if it breaks, it could push to the $150-160 forecast range. Analysts are divided, with Changelly's max at $137 to MEXC's target of $160-180, depending on macro policies and fund rotation. Overall, it's not a wild surge but a structural accumulation, requiring patience in monitoring.
To be honest, the market is increasingly focused on sustainability. High-performance chains like SOL can bring real application value. Thinking of CZ's ongoing push for educational charity, he climbed up from the bottom, relying on learning opportunities. Now the Max community is also making efforts, helping kids engage with the future through free tools, worth checking out @Max Charity . Should we keep an eye on these positive trends together?
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