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• 🚀 4 Easy Indicators to Read Market Sentiment Befo …

• 👨‍💻 Ethereum Got Hacked (Again). Why No One’s Hi …

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🚀 4 Easy Indicators to Read Market Sentiment Before You Click “Buy”

You don’t need to chase every headline to figure out what’s going on in the market.
The truth is — price tells the whole story.

If you want to know when to enter a trade, just look at what the data around price is doing.
Here are 4 indicators that can help you spot the right moment — no guessing needed.

1️⃣ Low Volume Node (LVN) – Where the market skips a beat

Think of LVNs as areas on the chart where almost nobody traded.
Why? Because price moved too fast, skipping over those zones without a fight between buyers and sellers.

So what happens when price returns to those spots? Two things can play out:

📌 How to trade it:

• Scenario 1 (most common):
  Price touches the LVN and blasts through it → It’s likely following the current trend → Wait for a quick retest of the LVN zone, then ride the trend.

• Scenario 2 (less common):
  Price touches LVN but bounces back hard → Could be a reversal zone.

🧠 Key tip: Don’t place an order right when price hits the LVN.
Watch what it does next — breakout or bounce? That’s your real clue.

2️⃣ Delta – Who's really in control?

Delta tells you the tug-of-war between buyers and sellers.
It’s the difference between market buys and market sells.

Here’s how to read it:

• Strong positive Delta → Buyers are in charge → Bullish sign

• Strong negative Delta → Sellers are running the show → Bearish sign

• Price going up but Delta going down → The move might be fake or fading

🔁 Combine it with LVN:

• If price hits an LVN and Delta is strongly positive → Expect a bullish continuation

• If price hits an LVN and Delta is strongly negative → Could be more downside coming

3️⃣ Open Interest (OI) – How many players are in the game?

Open Interest tracks how many futures contracts are still open — aka how much money is actually in the game.

You can use it to figure out whether people are committing or just watching:

• OI up + Price up → New players entering → Strong trend

• OI down + Price up → Weak rally → Watch out for a pullback

• OI down + Price down → Bears are losing steam → Potential reversal

🔁 Combine it with LVN:

• If price touches LVN and OI spikes → Trend has fuel, likely to keep going

• If OI drops at LVN → Less conviction, might stall or reverse

4️⃣ Liquidations – Where things get wild

Liquidations happen when traders get forcefully closed out because they ran out of margin.
They create fast, violent moves — and that’s where opportunity lives.

Here’s how to spot them:

• Lots of liquidations + Price pumps → Short squeeze → Momentum continues upward

• Lots of liquidations + Price dumps → Long squeeze → Momentum likely continues down

📌 How to trade it:

If liquidations happen right around an LVN, price can spike or reverse hard.
That reaction zone often becomes a great entry point — just wait for confirmation.

👨‍💻 Ethereum Got Hacked (Again). Why No One’s Hitting the Undo Button

After the Bybit exchange hack, some folks in the crypto community started asking:

“Why can’t Ethereum just roll back the chain and reverse the transactions?”

Sounds simple. But nah — it’s way more complicated than pressing Ctrl+Z on the blockchain.

1️⃣ The Rollback Proposal: Rewind the Chain?

Some in the community suggested Ethereum should roll back the blockchain — reverse the transactions, get the stolen ETH back, move on.

Sounds clean. But here’s the catch:

• Rollback = delete all transactions after the hack.

• That means legit users who made real transactions after that block would get wiped too.

• It’s not just undoing the hack — it’s nuking the entire timeline.

Big ask for a decentralized system.

2️⃣⏪ Flashback to TheDAO Hack of 2016

Okay, but Ethereum has rolled back before. Let’s talk history.

In 2016, TheDAO, a major decentralized project on Ethereum, got hacked due to a flaw in its own smart contract.

• Around $50 million in $ETH.X ( ▼ 2.74% ) was drained by the attacker.

• Since TheDAO had a 1-month holding period, the funds were frozen — giving the community time to react.

• After lots of arguing, they voted to hard fork Ethereum and reverse the hack.

And it worked. The $ETH.X ( ▼ 2.74% ) was returned. But the decision split the community right down the middle 👉

3️⃣ The Ethereum Civil War: $ETH.X ( ▼ 2.74% )  vs $ETC.X ( ▼ 1.92% )  

The rollback didn’t come without cost.

• One side said: “Let’s fix this and protect the community.”

• The other said: “Code is law. No exceptions. Ever.”

The result?

• Ethereum (ETH) = the chain that rolled back

• Ethereum Classic (ETC) = the original chain that kept the hack in history

It was the first major identity crisis in Ethereum’s history. But not the last.\

4️⃣ Déjà Vu: Bitcoin vs Bitcoin Cash

Ethereum wasn’t alone in its chain drama.

In 2017, Bitcoin faced a similar war over — wait for it — block size.

• One group wanted to keep blocks small for decentralization.

• The other pushed for larger blocks to support more transactions.

They couldn’t agree, so Bitcoin split too:

• Bitcoin ( $BTC.X ( ▼ 0.96% )  ) = stayed the course

• Bitcoin Cash ( $BCH.X ( ▼ 0.29% )  ) = broke off to scale faster

Different debate, same result: one chain becomes two.

5️⃣ Why Rollback Isn’t an Option in 2025

This time, with the Bybit, the situation is completely different from TheDAO.

Let’s break it down:

• Origin of the error:

  → TheDAO = protocol-level bug

  → Bybit= wallet or user-level issue

• Time to react:

  → TheDAO = funds frozen for 1 month

  → Bybit = hacker moved funds instantly

• Ecosystem size:

  → In 2016, Ethereum was small

  → Now, Ethereum is tied into DeFi, NFTs, cross-chain bridges, thousands of apps — rollback would create chaos everywhere

• The network is too big to fail (or rewind)

Rollback now isn’t just about one exchange. It would mess with:

• Smart contracts

• Cross-chain bridges

• DeFi lending protocols

• Staking platforms

• Thousands of active users

You’d cause more damage than the hack itself.

• Ethereum’s Past Already Drew the Line

After the 2016 hard fork drama, the Ethereum community made a decision: No more manual interventions. Ever.

And they meant it. In 2018, a proposal called EIP-9999 tried to reintroduce rollback in another case.

The community rejected it immediately.

The message was clear: once a transaction is on-chain, it stays there. Period.

7️⃣ Tim Beiko’s Final Word on the Bybit Hack

Ethereum core dev Tim Beiko put it bluntly:

• This isn’t Ethereum’s fault.

• No rollback will happen.

• Bybit didn’t even ask for one. They handled it themselves — quietly and efficiently.

No debates. No forks. Just responsibility where it belongs.

8️⃣ Immutability Is the Soul of Ethereum

Ethereum’s refusal to roll back isn’t a technical limitation. It’s a deliberate design choice — and arguably the most important one.

Immutability is what makes Ethereum Ethereum. It’s the foundation for:

• Building trust

• Ensuring transparency

• Empowering autonomy across the ecosystem

The Bybit hack was unfortunate, yes. But it’s also a reminder of what we should focus on:

• Personal security hygiene

• Choosing reliable wallet providers

• Educating users

• Strengthening protocol-level safety

Ethereum can roll back. But it won’t — because it’s not willing to trade community trust for short-term fixes. And that’s the real takeaway.

⭐ Top Highlight in Crypto Today

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🤑 The guy running the strongest country on Earth is shilling his coin

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💎 After the hype, Bitcoin NFTs and Layer-2 projects are starting to slow down. NFT trading volume on Bitcoin dropped by 80%, and many L2 projects have vanished. The market’s now shifting toward real value. Experts think Bitcoin DeFi is where long-term growth will happen. Right now, only 0.3% of Bitcoin’s market cap is being used in DeFi — compared to 30% for Ethereum. That means there’s still huge room for Bitcoin to grow through DeFi.

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