Lately, when I see messages from famous analysts like The Moon on Twitter, I start to think more deeply. I wonder if Bitcoin will really go up that much, but at the same time, it seems quite possible. What The Moon recently said was quite impressive. Isn't it still difficult to buy a full Bitcoin now? Because the price is so high. But what about five years from now? Even small units like 0.01 BTC could become a significant price. Thinking about it, it seems to make sense. The supply of Bitcoin is fixed, and both institutional investors and individuals are continuously buying. Even now, many people want to secure at least 0.1 BTC, but in five years, buying 0.01 BTC might be something they seriously consider. Of course, this is based on the assumption that Bitcoin's price will keep rising. But with the halving approaching and increasing institutional interest, it doesn't seem like an unreasonable prediction. Ultimately, The Moon's core message is that now is the time to enter, even if it's just 0.01 BTC. Better to buy now than regret later.

📰 【IREN Plans to Issue $2 Billion in Convertible Senior Notes Due 2033 for Hedging and Corporate Expansion】 BlockBeats news, May 11th, IREN announced plans to issue $2 billion in convertible senior notes due 2033, with an additional over-allotment option of up to $300 million granted to initial purchasers. The notes are unsecured senior debt, expected to mature in December 2033. The proceeds will be partly used for capped call hedge transactions, with the remaining funds for general corporate purposes and working capital. Meanwhile, IREN also plans to simultaneously unwind some capped call hedge positions related to the 2029 and 2030 convertible bonds. The company stated that hedge providers may conduct derivatives and spot trading around IREN stock, potentially affecting the stock price and the initial... Brothers, $IREN these miners are starting their tricks again. Issuing $2 billion in debt for hedging—basically using time to buy space, using the 2033 Bitcoin to extend their own lifespan. This kind of move is seen all the time in crypto; big miners expand through debt and play financial games, while retail investors follow along and easily get caught holding the bag. The company itself says hedge firms might be trading derivatives with the stock, clearly showing they’re playing with fire. Do you dare to get on board? Remember, the more aggressively miners issue debt, the thinner their mining profits, so don’t be fooled by so-called corporate expansion. 👇👇👇👇👇

Only after stepping into the crypto world did I slowly come to understand that the most tormenting thing in this world is not the market’s ups and downs—but one’s own inner greed and unwillingness to accept things. I always think I can seize every opportunity, that I’m more perceptive and calmer than others, and that I can steadily secure my own share even in the midst of the storm. So I stay up late staring at the charts and repeat trades, handing over my emotions, time, and expectations to a string of numbers that rise and fall. In this circle, everyone has seen people who have gone “all-in bullish” on overnight get-rich stories, and they also always like to hear tales of the “comeback of a dried-out fish.” But that’s not really the case. The crypto space is, at its core, a contest of perception. If you don’t have the ability, then just make the most of the moment. Being able to earn stable profits is the biggest win. $BTC #特朗普