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Position update: My bias is that was the bottom. Pushed down due to the infighting between Trump and Elon. Also $100k retest confluence I bought $ETH at $2417 on the move down. I think ETH will likely outperform BTC in the near term. The flows are ramping up, even beginning to outpace BTC. Large entities are also staking their eth $SYRUP - nothing fundamentally has changed. The numbers are up only (TVL, revenue) and RWA fundamentals will only keep accelerating and improving. I really think this will be a kingmaker trade $GRASS - another fundamental play. Also bounced well, lots of relative strength.

Position update: My bias is that was the bottom. Pushed down due to the infighting between Trump and Elon. Also $100k retest confluence I bought $ETH at $1417 on the move down. I think ETH will likely outperform BTC in the near term. The flows are ramping up, even beginning to outpace BTC. Large entities are also staking their eth $SYRUP - nothing fundamentally has changed. The numbers are up only (TVL, revenue) and RWA fundamentals will only keep accelerating and improving. I really think this will be a kingmaker trade $GRASS - another fundamental play. Also bounced well, lots of relative strength.

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PANews reported on June 4 that, according to The Block, Binance announced the launch of its first spot liquidity plan for altcoins only, aiming to meet the market's demand for greater diversity. The new Altcoin Liquidity Enhancement Program is designed to offer the most attractive altcoin market making rebates in the industry to attract small and mid-sized liquidity providers who want to focus on altcoin market making to complement the exchange's existing liquidity programs. According to the details of the plan, market makers only need to focus on altcoin trading pairs to participate, and it is no longer mandatory to participate in market making of mainstream currencies such as Bitcoin. There are two rebate tiers: 0.005% rebate for market makers with a monthly trading volume of 0.5% of the market, and 0.01% for those with a 1% market share. The first supported trading pairs include INIT/USDT, EOS/USDT, HYPER/USDT, PARTI/USDT, ICP/USDT, KERNEL/USDT, CFX/USDT, W/USDT, KMNO/USDT, IOTX/USDT, ONDO/USDT, TON/USDT, FIL/USDT, WCT/USDT, BABY/USDT, SXT/USDT, SYRUP/USDT and STO/USDT. Catherine Chen, head of VIP and institutional business at Binance, said that existing liquidity programs tend to favor large market makers, and the new program will help small and medium-sized market makers gain a competitive advantage in the altcoin market. Applicants need to meet the threshold of trading volume of more than $20 million in the last 30 days and demonstrate a high-quality liquidity delivery strategy. The program's eligibility review will begin on June 9, and rebate distribution will begin on June 17.

Wrapping up the month of May here since I don't really have a read on the market here. Pretty happy with how I played things, as always there is room for improvement. The goal posts always shift and as humans we fail all the time. These are Binance and Bybit Futures which ended up totally +$440k USD for the month. I aim for consistency every month, and in regards to this I have nailed it. I haven't had a losing month since end of summer last year up until now. I also haven't had multi million dollar month (in 2025) but I have consistently brought on a few hundred k each month.. Just slowly chipping away until we get the true alt run we dream of. I ramped up risk and flipped bias as soon as I saw the strength BTC had in low 90's. I was definitely late to the party, as I was bearish for the first week of May. What saved me was going hard when I realised things were changing. What I could've done better: Overtrading.. this is a very common trend in alot of the monthly PnL summaries I do. I go hard and then fail to take the foot off the accelerator when things begin to slow again. Taking pointless 'half baked' trades. Stuff I don't fully believe in but just think 'I'll buy because what if it does well'. More often than not this doesn't work out. My most confident trades often run the hardest (SYRUP being a major one in May) Anyway, still alot to learn on this journey. But each month slowly getting better at what I do. Let's hope June is a good one. Goodluck guys