In this wave of the market, have you noticed a particularly frustrating aspect? On the AI side, fundamentals and market sentiment have clearly been questioned by many, and quite a few companies are facing issues with high investment, profit realization, and valuation. Yet, on the other hand, AI-related stocks keep surging. Trading now is really a bit awkward: If you’re bullish, it feels like valuations are already expensive; If you’re bearish, the market keeps telling you not to rush by rising again and again; If you chase the rally, you fear being left holding the bag; if you short, you fear getting squeezed hard. Especially in this recent market, the most tormenting thing isn’t the lack of opportunities, but that every direction seems justifiable. So lately, I’ve been curious to see how other traders are handling this market. Are they going with the trend or waiting for a pullback to enter? In such a highly volatile market, how are people managing their positions and stop losses? If you’ve also been a bit frustrated by this market recently, why not share and discuss? I’m posting the original community thread here so everyone can check out other traders’ thoughts and feel free to leave your own judgment: Go to the community to see and join the discussion: Sometimes trading can’t rely solely on your own judgment; seeing how others act might actually help you discover your own blind spots.

The overall market today remains somewhat volatile, with #BTC temporarily hovering around $64,000, experiencing some pullback in the past 24 hours. The fear and greed index is currently around 37, indicating a clearly cautious market sentiment. In the short term, whether bitcoin:native can firmly hold above $65,000 is an important level to watch next. ETH, on the other hand, deserves special attention. Over the past week, Ethereum spot ETF funds have shown significant improvement, with a weekly net inflow of about $245 million, marking one of the strongest capital inflows in recent months. Compared to BTC's current sideways movement, ETH's capital flow is showing some positive changes. Additionally, the probabilities given by the prediction market are quite interesting. The market still places a high weight on BTC maintaining between $62,000 and $65,000 in August, while short-term price volatility expectations for ETH are also quite evident. From the market perspective, I believe the most important thing now is not chasing gains but understanding where the funds are moving. If BTC breaks through and holds above $65,000 again, market sentiment has a chance to further recover; if it continues to fluctuate between $62,000 and $65,000, then funds may continue to seek ETH and some strong altcoin sectors.

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In the past, when people talked about RWA, the focus was more on moving traditional assets like real estate and government bonds onto the chain. But I think the real challenge isn't actually the on-chain process. After assets are on-chain, who participates? How does the capital flow? How are returns generated? These questions ultimately determine whether RWA can truly be implemented. This is also why I am paying attention to the collaboration between @ADIChain_ and @Zigchain this time. Simply put, ZIG is more responsible for connecting real demand with financial products, while ADI solves the issues of capital circulation and settlement. One enables assets to have practical application scenarios, the other makes capital entry and flow smoother. Together, they come closer to a complete on-chain financial system. Because the future of RWA shouldn't just be about presenting real-world assets in a different way. The truly valuable direction is to enable these assets to keep operating continuously and establish more connections with the real economy. This is also why I believe the ZIG Markets × ADI Chain partnership deserves long-term attention.