According to the investor warning issued by the Canadian Alberta Securities Commission (ASC), CanCap, a cryptographic investment project promoted by social media and the Internet recently, may involve fraud. The scam impersonated support from the Alberta government and used fake CBC news articles, including images of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, claiming to support an investment plan involving digital currencies. After investigation, CanCap is associated with multiple suspicious websites, including ecosmartfunds. com (heepstekk.com)、primeinvests.eu、(muxcap.io)、webtrader.springhill.(top And these platforms and related companies are not registered in Canada and do not have the authority to provide investment trading or advice. ASC emphasizes that CanCap is not related to the legitimate financial company CanCap Group. ASC warns that cryptocurrency fraud often uses well-known company names, false celebrity endorsements, fabricated news reports, and current economic events to create credibility, while promising high returns and low risks to attract investors. ASC recommends that the public visit CheckFirst.ca to verify the registration information of investment companies and be alert to similar fraudulent activities.

According to PRO tracking, Binance BTC's main funds have continued to flee, selling a total of $14.49 million in the past 2 hours, with an average price of approximately $82167. Please note that during the 45 minute custom cycle, BTC exhibits a meteor line pattern and the price is running below the EMA24 moving average. At the same time, the CME gap forms a potential resistance zone above the current price. If the volume cannot break through the key moving average resistance, bears will continue to rebound. The main data is sourced from the PRO "Large Transaction" indicator, for reference only, and does not constitute any investment advice! Value added benefits: Upgrade to PRO and get a strategy cloud membership worth over 60U for free!

Odaily Planet Daily News: Victor Ji, co-founder of Manta Network, wrote in an article on X: "We basically receive invitations to buy coins and make acquisitions from so-called active market makers and OTC companies every day. My attitude is to stay put. Market makers, whether active or passive, are like bloodsucking worms in my eyes. They don't look at the fundamentals of a project at all, but every time they have a meeting, these people are very active in organizing events and running events. The boss is also a wealthy force. Why is this money coming from the community of the project? If more funds don't pay attention to fundamentals in this industry, the industry will collapse faster and faster, and market makers just don't pay attention to them. The most blatant wave of people in terms of fundamentals. The liquidity I believe comes from real community trading. Whether you are bullish or bearish, it is a natural market. If market makers are willing to participate, you can buy coins in the market to obtain positions Victor Ji added, "If some project founders are worried about insufficient liquidity and are unwilling to invest in a retainer, my suggestion is to do a loan, but the size must be the smallest. We were first asked for more than 3% of the tokens by the three arrow market maker in the Kalamari era during the Polkadot era, and this group of grandsons turned around and sold the coins, telling us that they had too much legitimacy and would never sell them. A real loan only requires no more than 0.2% of the coins. Because you think, if there is a depth of 2% above and below, 200k is already a lot, and 0.2% of the coins must exceed this value. If the market maker wants more coins, isn't it just to smash the market

HTX-BTC perpetual contract is now reported at $82212.6. According to market contract position analysis, the main force lacks confidence in the future market, and the price may decline. Please hold positions reasonably and control risks

The Central American nation acquired an additional 6 BTC on Sunday, boosting its total holdings to 6,111.18 BTC.The country agreed to scale back the public sector’s bitcoin activities in a deal with the IMF for a $1.4 billion loan.