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$ETH finally showed some real strength this time.
Before this, it was grinding so much that people were almost losing patience. This wave pulled straight from around 2560 up to 2708, with the 4-hour price climbing back above multiple moving averages. The short-term strength is clearly much better than before.
But what really got me paying attention wasn’t just this 100+ dollar gain, it was that ETH/BTC also lifted back to around 0.0327.
This time, ETH isn’t just following Bitcoin’s rise; it’s starting to take the baton on its own.
Now, on the daily chart, ETH/BTC has climbed back above multiple moving averages, and both MA and EMA are showing a clear bullish structure. At least in terms of relative strength, ETH has indeed started to outperform $BTC these past few days.
However, I’m not ready to call a reversal just yet.
Because the real test is still ahead.
ETH/BTC’s high today reached 0.03307, while the previous peak was around 0.03344. So the 0.033 to 0.03344 range is, in my view, the key area to watch next.
If it can break through and hold above this range, then ETH’s current strength won’t just be a catch-up rally. It would be a more credible sign of the market shifting from BTC to ETH.
Conversely, if it gets pushed down again after reaching here, then this wave looks more like a strong catch-up rally after being suppressed for too long.
So when ETH rises to 2660 or 2700, I’m actually not that excited.
What I really want to see now is:
Is the capital truly starting to flow into ETH, or is this just an emotional catch-up rally? To be honest, $ONE looks pretty pitiful right now.
Harmony used to be the narrative public chain with “sharding technology, high TPS, and an Ethereum killer” positioning, hyped up a lot in the early days. So what happened? Security incidents one after another. In 2022, the Horizon cross-chain bridge was hacked and nearly $100 million was stolen, which directly damaged its vitality; then in August 2026, another major problem occurred—the attacker exploited a cross-shard verification vulnerability to illegally mint a massive amount of ONE (initially reported as 400 million tokens, but later reconstruction revealed a much larger scale), directly diluting the supply and causing the price to plummet by more than 30% that day. The team ultimately had to choose to roll back the chain and then simply announced shutting down their own Layer 1, migrating ONE to Ethereum as an ERC-20 token, and pivoting to an AI video “Remix economy.”
This move looks like a surrender. A public chain that can’t even maintain its own mainnet anymore, citing huge security threats (even involving state-level attackers and AI), then turning to ride the AI hype—it's really frustrating for holders. The ecosystem has long been hollowed out by multiple security incidents; developers, liquidity, and user confidence have been hit repeatedly. What’s left now is basically residual speculation and migration expectations. The total crypto market cap reclaiming this level is definitely encouraging, but personally, I’m more interested in what’s underneath the headline number.
Is fresh money actually entering the market? Is strength spreading beyond BTC into ETH and other major assets? Are spot volumes improving? Those signals would make the recovery feel much healthier to me than market cap alone.
I also think this is where things can get tricky. When the market starts recovering quickly, sentiment can flip from fear to FOMO almost overnight. That usually makes me more cautious about leverage and whether prices are running ahead of actual demand.
For me, $2.8T is a checkpoint, not the destination.
If capital continues flowing in and participation broadens across the market, then the bigger story becomes much more interesting.
#CryptoCapReclaims2.8T $BTC BlockBeats news, on September 21, quantitative analyst Beni published an article questioning the prediction market platform Kalshi for artificially inflating crypto trading volume, citing multiple data points as evidence. Beni stated that Kalshi's ETH-PERP currently has an open interest of about $3.1 million, but the 24-hour trading volume reaches $538.6 million, equivalent to the entire open interest turning over about 174 times per day, or an average turnover every 8 minutes and 18 seconds.
Beni also pointed out that Kalshi's position leaderboard shows the largest single ETH-PERP position is only about $17,600, which is significantly different from the above trading volume scale. He also mentioned that Kalshi previously submitted documents to the CFTC showing that qualified self-clearing members (SCM) market makers receive a 0.3 basis point rebate, and takers pay 0.3 basis points, resulting in a total trading cost of 0 basis points for both sides.
Additionally, Beni said Kalshi had reached a cooperation arrangement with Jump Trading to exchange liquidity for equity, thus questioning whether the related trades were motivated to boost the platform's trading volume metrics. Beni also questioned Kalshi's volume calculation method, stating that the platform uses "number of contracts traded" as volume and displays it with a dollar sign on the interface, which may mislead users about the actual trading amount. $BTC $ETH #ZEC Whale Closes 38,000 Short Positions, Losing Over $35 Million
The leader has something to say
The ZEC whale has closed positions. Garrett Jin's related address closed all 38,000 short positions, losing over $35 million. During the closing process, ZEC rose from 1490 to 1530, an increase of 2.7%. This address also holds 202,000 spot coins; the shorts were just hedges, not pure shorts.
The bears admit defeat, selling pressure relieved. NU7 upgrade continues to advance, testnet launches on October 6, mainnet targeted for November 5. Price rose from 1490 to 1530, short-term bullish structure remains intact.
But I won’t chase at 1530. The 15-minute RSI is at 75, overbought, a pullback could happen anytime. Wait for a pullback to stabilize between 1499 and 1530 before considering light buying. Set stop loss below 1450, target above 1600.
ZEC has gone from over 800 to 1600 this round, missed the big gains but understood the rhythm. Don’t chase the rise, wait for signals.
$BTC $ETH $ZEC
Bitcoin returns to 80,000, the Fed just raised rates, macro pressure remains. No heavy bets before direction is clear. Patience is more important than direction.
The above analysis is time-sensitive; always set stop losses on your trades. Good luck.ETH 2664, 2564 no break I buy, 2707 no pass no chase
At posting ETH: 2664.25
Conclusion:
2564–2664 no break, buy long. Stop loss 2500, target 2707 → 2800.
Only after breaking 2707 look at 2850+, otherwise just high-level consolidation.
If 2500 breaks, no buy, wait for 2400–2358.
Market situation:
• 2358.88 pulled up to 2707.7, increase of 14.8%, now retracing to 2664.25, normal profit-taking
• 24H low 2564.33 held, bulls still controlling the pace
• 2707.7 is 4H previous high resistance, failure to reclaim = continuation of consolidation; 7-day/30-day averages positive, trend intact
• Volume 13.384 billion, volume shrinks on pullback, no chasing highs
My actions:
• Spot: place limit buy orders between 2564–2664, no market price chase
• Futures: buy long 3x at 2600, exit if breaks 2500; reduce half on volume breakout at 2707, clear if 2800 not passed
• Chase 2x on 2707 breakout, exit if falls back below 2650
• No trades: chasing long at 2664, bottom fishing on 2500 break, shorting without confirmation at 2707
If 2500 breaks, accept loss, no adding positions.
$ETH This morning it was still going up. ETH briefly passed 2700, HYPE reached a new high near 94, and ZEC is still above 1500. Bitcoin is standing at 81,000, the next target is still 85,000.
I admit I was a bit loud yesterday. The direction is correct, the problem is that I opened too few long positions.
$ETH
Touched 2700 once, now still hovering around here. If Bitcoin doesn't move, it can't go far either; only when Bitcoin passes 85,000 will there be more room. Positions can be held, but the holdings are thin.
$ZEC
Already had a rally last week, with a high of 1590. Today it didn't crash, nor did it continue the main rise. Missed the chance to add during the pullback, now even if it moves, can't add much.
$HYPE
Broke 94, some markets have big daily swings. The trend is still there, but the position is too small, so the rise feels average.
This wave first looks at Bitcoin 85,000. If your position is insufficient, don't chase the high to make up for emotions. Remember! Remember!
#加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 $ONE briefly surged over 90% in mid-September due to "migration news," but the RSI indicator quickly soared above 90, indicating severe overbought conditions. Subsequently, buying momentum weakened, and the price fell below the 7-day moving average. The massive selling pressure left over from the malicious token issuance remained unresolved, compounded by the mainnet shutdown negative news being realized, triggering a long stop-loss cascade in the perpetual contract market, with bearish momentum fully dominating the market.
Seizing the breakout opportunity, I shorted the ONEUSDT perpetual contract on OKX. Entered at an average price of 0.0041342, holding with 10x leverage, marked price at 0.0034125, with an unrealized profit of 174.56%.
The breakout triggered a long liquidation cascade. However, chasing shorts after the plunge carries high risk, and 10x leverage is prone to liquidation, so maintain a stable mindset. $AKE $OFC #加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 $BTC is currently around $81.3K, regaining above $81K. On September 18, the US spot BTC ETF saw a single-day net inflow of about $433M, with Fidelity's FBTC absorbing about $310.7M and BlackRock IBIT about $108.4M. (Coindesk) 📊 More notably, BTC ETFs recorded a weekly net inflow of about $6.2M last week. Although the scale was small, the large inflow back on Friday offset some of the previous outflows. (The Block) Meanwhile, the ETH spot ETF also saw a net inflow of about $144.8M on September 18, indicating that institutional funds are not solely focused on BTC. (Coindesk) 🔥 What the market really needs to confirm now is: 🟠 BTC → can continue to hold the $80K–$81K 💰 area ETF → net inflows, rather than a single-day pulse 📈 price → can break through the $82K–$83K resistance zone 🌐. Funds → will further spread to ETH and other large assets ⚠️. It is important to note that the macro environment still faces pressure. Recently, global markets have been affected by factors such as inflation, interest rates, and geopolitical situations, so risk appetite for funds may still change rapidly. (Reuters) Price tells you where the market is now; sustained capital flows better help assess demand#ETH During the drop from $2,670 to $1,500, at every price point like $2,200, $2,000, and $1,800, there are always people thinking "it's cheap enough."
The real risk is not missing the $1,500 mark, but continuously adding positions during the decline and using up all your bullets too early.
When the truly desired buying zone appears, many have no positions left and lack the courage.
This is the most dangerous part of this market phase.Honestly,
I'm actually a bit nervous.
Waking up to a critical hit, shorting feels like being a dog.
Around 81000, I don't dare let you chase longs; at this time, it's easy to have a fake breakout,
then reverse and drop sharply. Chasing highs is basically suicide.
Actually, the sentiment indicators are around 70, usually at 80,
From the daily chart pattern, BTC has a MACD golden cross, with a mid-air refueling pattern, but volume is low, so the breakout is also a fake breakout. Shorting near previous highs is reasonable. I don't recommend chasing big trend longs; you can still go long on pullbacks. The lifeline support is around 77000 below.
On the 4-hour chart, short at 81700, add position at 82300, stop loss at 83000, target around 75000.
On the weekly chart, the candlesticks show a consolidation market, big structure is bullish, pullbacks can be bought. MACD golden cross is upward, and there's demand for a rebound in consolidation.
Actually, I'm bullish,
Why do I keep shouting short?
One word, idiot. $BTC $ONE multiplies several times in one day, shorts are pushed up by their own stop losses
$ONE has risen several times within a day.
Short sellers are not wrong about the direction; they are forced to buy back by the price.
What does this price level mean:
The faster the rise, the more shorts need to close their positions.
Closing a position means buying back, which pushes the price higher.
How is this number calculated:
Assuming shorts entered at a low price.
If the price doubles, the unrealized loss equals the principal.
The higher the leverage, the shorter the endurance.
The exchange's risk control doesn't wait for you to admit defeat.
If the margin is insufficient, the system directly buys back for you.
A group of people buying at the same time pushes the price up another level.
So in this kind of rally, shorts themselves are the fuel.
Low volume doesn't mean the price will fall.
It only indicates fewer people are taking over the position, not that more people are selling.
The price at which the next batch of shorts is swept is the next step up.
#ZEC巨鲸3.8万枚空单平仓，亏损超3500万美元
#SOL延续涨势，资金与链上需求共振 #加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 $ONE $BTC → $ETH → $SOL | CAPITAL ROTATION
Capital rotation often follows a sequence: BTC stabilizes first, ETH confirms relative strength, then SOL and higher-beta assets reflect broader risk appetite.
$BTC around $81K remains the foundation. The key is whether ETH attracts fresh capital rather than simply follows. SOL then needs volume and OI confirmation.
BTC holds → ETH attracts flows → SOL accelerates → higher beta expands.
Where is capital rotating now: BTC, ETH, or SOL? 1. Underlying Soil: Nighttime Liquidity Gaps Are the Natural Breeding Ground for Violent Market Moves
The crypto market trades 24/7 nonstop, but liquidity is never evenly distributed across all hours.
During the European and American trading sessions, CME futures, US crypto concept stocks, numerous market makers, and hedge funds are all online, with dense buy and sell orders. Large orders are absorbed layer by layer by the order book, making it difficult for prices to spike sharply in a short time.
Once it enters the deep night in China, with the European and American markets closed and exited, market makers actively narrow their risk exposure and reduce order placements. Cross-exchange arbitrage bots also pause quoting amid intense volatility, causing the overall market order book depth to shrink significantly, creating liquidity gaps.
There is a harsh reality at this stage: it doesn't take tens of billions of dollars in massive capital; a medium-sized spot buy order can directly sweep through multiple resistance orders above, triggering a large number of stop-loss buy orders stacked above key resistance levels.
This explains why the same amount of capital can only push prices up 2-3% during the day but can produce 6-10% bullish candles at night. It's not that the capital increased; it's that market absorption decreased.
Many mistakenly believe that "whales wait for retail investors to sleep to manipulate the market," but the essence lies in market structure: low liquidity environments amplify moves in all directions, enabling both nighttime price pumps and nighttime flash crashes. $ETH $ZEC $BTC #加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 #ZEC巨鲸3.8万枚空单平仓，亏损超3500万美元 #特朗普将会晤海湾六国，伊朗局势迎关键节点 Maji ran away, the whale came, $ETH current price 2663, who exactly are the retail investors listening to?
Today ETH has two completely opposite moves. Brother Maji reduced his ETH and BTC long positions and switched to HYPE. But the whale who made 3.7 million from selling ETH in August deposited 40 million USDC today and withdrew 7,567 ETH. One is running, one is bottom-fishing, who do you trust?
Looking at the market, ETH pulled from 2357 to 2708, current price 2663. The fund flow chart shows short-term outflows, but from 4 hours to 15 days it's all net inflows, totaling 1.019 billion over 15 days. Long-term funds have not left.
The most critical is the liquidation chart. There are very few longs below 2600, and almost a blank from 2719 to 2963 above. There are neither shorts waiting to be liquidated nor longs waiting to be smashed. This means there is no resistance pulling up, nor support when dropping, the direction depends entirely on what the main force chooses.
Trading strategy (20% position):
Long: Aggressive entry directly at 2663, conservative entry on pullback to 2600-2620. Target 2708, break 2800. Basis: whale bottom-fishing, strong long-term funds, no short interception above.
Short: Aggressive short at resistance 2708-2750, conservative chase on break below 2600. Target 2550, break 2450. Basis: Maji reducing positions, short-term fund outflows.
What is the status of your positions now? Are you stuck, or waiting empty for an opportunity? Tell Tang Seng to pay attention to Tang Seng #加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 Bitcoin 62,000:
"There will be an even cheaper bottom price, wait a little longer!"
Bitcoin 82,000:
"Cheap things are no good, now is the time to buy!"
What kind of trading psychology is this?
This is called the dual trading psychology of "anchoring effect" plus "loss aversion."
You are not judging value; you are being led by the price.Bitcoin violently surges late at night: It's not a late-night whale controlling the market, but a stealthy shift caused by liquidity windows, position liquidations, and expectation resonance
Many traders wake up to see the market soaring and their first instinct is: late-night whales pumping the price, retail investors getting harvested while they sleep.
But most people only see the candlesticks shooting up and don't understand the underlying mechanism of the late-night market. Most late-night violent rallies are not caused by a single whale pushing the price up with one order, but by a confluence of spot market sentiment turning points, order book liquidity vacuums, clustered contract stop-loss liquidations, cross-timezone capital relay, and macro expectation fermenting—all resonating during the low-liquidity window at night.
During the day, market makers in the US and Europe are fully online with deep order books, making it hard for large funds to push out big bullish candles quickly; but after US stock market closes and European institutional traders go offline, market makers actively shrink their quotes, thinning the order book, so even a small buy order can leverage a huge percentage increase. This is the soil where late-night markets easily erupt with large volatility. $ETH $BTC $ZEC #加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 #ZEC巨鲸3.8万枚空单平仓，亏损超3500万美元 #特朗普将会晤海湾六国，伊朗局势迎关键节点 🚨 BTC｜ETH｜ZEC: Three Key Levels Are Being Tested
After a rapid rise earlier, the crypto market has started to see profit-taking. What truly matters now is not how large the short-term price fluctuations are, but whether the key support zones can hold.
₿ BTC｜Around $80,300
BTC is currently still trading above the 20-day moving average at about $79,400. As long as this level is not effectively broken downward, the current trend may still be a normal consolidation after the rise.
♦️ ETH｜Around $2,580
ETH is testing the MA20 at about $2,550. This will be an important area for short-term bulls and bears to contest. If buying reappears, the rebound structure may still be maintained.
⚡ ZEC｜Around $1,436
ZEC has broken below some short-term moving averages but remains above the Supertrend at about $1,360. Therefore, the support strength near $1,360 is worth close attention.
📊 The market now faces a key question:
Is this a healthy profit-taking after the rise, or a deeper weakening of the trend?
If BTC, ETH, and ZEC each hold the key supports mentioned above, then the recent pullback may just be the market digesting previous gains, with short-term momentum temporarily cooling off.
But if these key levels are successively lost, and capital flow and trading volume also begin to weaken, then the market’s short-term upward momentum may further decline.
Meanwhile, there are two catalysts in the market recently worth watching: He endured a floating loss of 1.6 million, then earned 2.29 million
Three weeks ago, someone opened a $ETH long position on Hype. 20x leverage, worth 29.6 million, entry price 2482.
Four days ago, ETH dropped, and this position had a floating loss of 1.6 million.
He didn’t cut losses.
Today ETH rose 5.5%, and this position gained 2.29 million in floating profit. From losing 1.6 million to earning 2.29 million, it took four days and a stubborn belief of "I just don’t believe it won’t go up."
He won. But this is not a story worth learning from.
20x leverage, 29.6 million, not cutting losses when floating loss was 1.6 million means he only had 3%-4% margin before liquidation at that time. If ETH hadn’t risen 5.5% within four days, his 29.6 million would have been wiped out.
Those who successfully hold positions are remembered; those who get liquidated don’t get to speak. Behind every "held on and recovered" story you see, there are ten who didn’t hold on, but they don’t make the news.
This position survived because the market cooperated, not because the strategy was right. Holding a position with 20x leverage is not a bet on direction, it’s a bet on luck. He won this time, but next time, maybe not.#特朗普将会晤海湾六国, what exactly should BTC focus on?
During Trump's talks with Gulf countries such as Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Oman, I focused more on its impact on BTC macro pricing rather than just geopolitics itself.
Currently, there is a very clear transmission chain in the market: the situation in Iran→ crude oil→ inflation→ the Federal Reserve→ US Treasury yields→ US dollar liquidity→ BTC.
If talks send signals of a ceasefire, negotiations, or improved energy supply, it could first weigh down the geopolitical risk premium on crude oil. In the latest trading, Brent crude has retreated to around $102, and the market is trading in early on the possibility of diplomatic easing.
If oil prices continue to fall, it will actually be indirectly positive for BTC. Because falling energy prices mean inflationary pressures are easing, the pressure for the Fed to continue raising rates or maintain high rates may ease, limiting the upside potential for U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar, thereby improving the liquidity environment for risk assets.
Conversely, if the situation in Iran continues to escalate and oil prices surge again, a chain of "energy inflation→ a more hawkish Fed → rising U.S. Treasury yields→ a stronger dollar, →pressure on BTC" could form. Recently, the U.S. Treasury market has been affected by expectations of further rate hikes.
Therefore, I believe that when viewing BTC now, we shouldn't just look at candlesticks; we should also consider it within the context of macro variables.
Personal judgment: The real core variable for BTC going forward is not Trump's words, but whether oil prices can continue to cool, whether the 10-year US Treasury yield can fall, and whether US dollar liquidity improves again.U Sister 9.21 $SOL Morning Thoughts
Pullback Buy Entry Range: 108.2‑109.2
Stop Loss: Below 104.8
First Target: 112.5, Second Target Testing Previous High 114.32
SOL previously experienced a strong unilateral rally, reaching a stage high of 114.32. After that, a large amount of short-term profit-taking occurred, leading to a high-level consolidation and shakeout. The overall long-term bullish pattern has not been overturned; this pullback is more of an accumulation adjustment during the upward process rather than a trend reversal.
We adopt a pullback buy strategy, not chasing the current price. Wait for the price to fall back to the 108.2‑109.2 support zone, closely observe market signals: declining momentum gradually converging, K-line forming a stop-fall doji or small bullish candle, and confirming the emergence of buying strength before entering. Avoid bottom-fishing prematurely to prevent falling into a downward continuation.#特朗普将会晤海湾六国, the situation in Iran has reached a critical juncture
In recent days, the Middle East situation is not really worth watching for a single military piece of news, but rather the upcoming talks between Trump and the six Gulf countries.
According to reports, during the UN General Assembly, Trump will discuss the Iran war and subsequent arrangements with the leaders or foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Oman. Trump has also recently stated that he is facing a "major decision" regarding the Iran issue.
Why is this important for the financial markets?
Because the situation in Iran is no longer just a geopolitical issue—it directly affects crude oil, shipping, inflation, and global liquidity.
If the talks signal a ceasefire, negotiations, or a cooling of tensions, the biggest changes may first appear in crude oil and safe-haven assets. With the oil risk premium declining, market concerns about a resurgence in inflation may ease, easing pressure on the Fed to maintain high interest rates.
Conversely, if talks yield no substantive progress or even signal further escalation, oil prices, the US dollar, and US Treasury yields may be affected again, and risk assets including BTC and altcoins will face greater volatility.
My personal judgment: right now, don't just focus on the outcome of 'war will end or continue.' Instead, pay more attention to three market signals: oil prices, US Treasury yields, and BTC capital flows.
If geopolitical risks begin to cool down and ETF funds continue to flow back, crypto risk appetite may further recover; If oil prices rise rapidly again, macro pressure may return.
Next, Trump and the six Gulf countriesThree short positions, all fully margined, all underwater at the same time. That is the tell. A trader holding 2,500 shares of $SNDK at 10x leverage with an average entry of 1750.3 is already staring at a mark of 1780 and roughly 74,000 U in unrealized losses. The same account is short 3,000 $ETH at 30x from an average of 2589.34, now marked at 2636.55, bleeding about 142,000 U. And 100 $BTC short at 30x from 80798.5, with spot at 81472.2, adds another 67,000 U of paper damage. The mechanism mat$PENGU I originally just wanted to grab a quick breakfast, but the market ended up giving me half a year's worth of dumplings.😅
Last night at dawn while watching the market, PENGU was still dithering, the chart looked like it hadn’t woken up, with spikes up and down that almost drove people away. I saw the support wasn’t broken, the bottom was consolidating sideways, the pullback held steady, and buying quietly got stronger; it felt like someone was catching on the downside, even if it was pushed down, someone was there to hold it. I immediately advised not to rush, the structure wasn’t broken, wait for it to show its own signal, don’t hand over your chips before it starts.
It really gave the answer: from 0.007618 to 0.008034, a floating profit of +272.38%, that gain feels good. The earlier dithering was real, the breakout is really sweet, those who held understand.
Position management was simple: take profit on 75%, keep 25% at cost price as protection, let profits run if it continues to rise, and don’t let gains become uncomfortable if it falls back.
The market is about waiting, profits come from holding. Don’t let profits inflate, don’t despair over pullbacks.
If you haven’t gotten in yet, don’t chase the high, wait for a more comfortable position in the next round. I will notify immediately when a new structure emerges.
$ETH $SNDK Total market cap returns to 2.8 trillion, don’t be misled by the headline. Breaking it down, this is a recovery led by Bitcoin, combined with localized surges in three or four narrative coins, not a full bull market.
After Bitcoin fell below 75,000 on September 16, it rebounded 5% that day to about 81,900, hitting a new high since September 4, directly lifting the total market cap back to 2.8 trillion. During the same period, ETH and XRP only rose 3%–6%.
The real contributors to the momentum are: HYPE with a weekly gain of about 18%, hitting an all-time high and a market cap above 20 billion USD; ZEC up 36% to 1,590 USD, a multi-year high, with market cap approaching 25 billion; NEAR rising from 2.33 to 4.06 in a week; AVAX up nearly 50% weekly. The total altcoin market cap surged from 1.17 trillion to 1.23 trillion, then fell back below 1.2 trillion—relay failed, rotation not completed.
This is crucial. High dominance means funds are still concentrated in Bitcoin; altcoins are just using BTC’s rebound for short bursts. HYPE benefits from perpetual and on-chain transaction narratives, ZEC from privacy and institutional holding rumors, AVAX/NEAR from high Beta oversold rebounds. These three lines do not transmit to each other, indicating no unified risk appetite in the market, only theme crowding.
2.8 trillion is a recovery level, not a breakout level. If it doesn’t hold, it’s a structural rebound; if it holds, then we can talk about a second wave of diffusion #加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 The total crypto market cap returned to $2.8 trillion on September 19, once approaching $2.9 trillion intraday. This is not a confirmation of a new cycle but a recovery after macro bearish factors were priced in advance.
Let's look at the timeline. On September 15, the Senate's CLARITY Act procedural vote failed 49-50, effectively stalling federal market structure legislation until after the midterm elections.
The next day, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points for the first time since 2023, bringing the federal funds rate to 3.75%–4.00%, passing unanimously, with the dot plot still indicating possibly one more hike this year. Bitcoin first dropped below $75,000, clearing the bearish impact of both the bill failure and the rate hike at once.
The market then rebounded, driven not by a "policy dovish turn" but by the fact that the shock had been digested. The dot plot narrowed the path to "one more hike" rather than infinite tightening, and risk premiums quickly declined.
Liquidity provided firmer evidence: the US spot Bitcoin ETF saw a net inflow of about $433 million on September 18, with Fidelity FBTC contributing over $300 million, barely turning positive for the week. Institutions were adding positions around $80,000 rather than chasing new highs.
Structurally, the market remains defensive. Bitcoin's market dominance is stuck between 55% and 59%, altcoin total market cap surged from $1.17 trillion at the start of the week to $1.23 trillion but quickly fell back below $1.2 trillion. Stablecoin supply of about $280 billion remains sidelined, indicating limited on-chain inflows. The $2.8 trillion level only returns to the value center before the rate hike, still leaving a huge gap from the previous high of this cycle
#加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 Everyone is watching whether BTC can break through 82,000. But there is one figure that quietly hit a six-month high and is almost unmentioned: ETH peaked at $2,709.91 this morning, the highest in half a year since March 2026. BTC has been flat for three days, from 81,953 on September 18 to 81,200; ETH has risen 13% over three days, from 2,400 on September 18 to 2,709 this morning. Why is there such a big gap among mainstream coins? Today's article won't discuss candlesticks, but rather a bigger question—are institutions scrambling for BTC or ETH in this rally? 01 Let's first look at a set of overlooked data: ETH hits a six-month high. Let's look at the timeline: - On September 16, when BTC dropped to 74,896, ETH hit a low of 2,356—bottoming out in sync with BTC; - On September 18, BTC rebounded in a V-shape to 81,953, and ETH climbed from 2,356 to 2,600; - On the morning of September 21, ETH peaked at 2,709.91—the highest level since March 2026, a six-month high; - And what about BTC? From 81,953 on September 18 to 81,200 now, three days of sideways movement, not even touching 82,000. Coinbase Pro data: ETH/USD was quoted at $2,674.19 this morning, up 1.06% in 24 hours, with a trading volume of $184 million. AiCoin Research Institute put it bluntly:What data exactly do people rely on to speculate the direction of Bitcoin and Ethereum?
Lately, I feel that the long-short ratio is actually not a very reliable basis for judging the market direction of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
For example, on the night of the interest rate hike, just a few minutes before the announcement, I went short. My main basis for shorting was the long-short ratio data of Bitcoin and Ethereum being around 2, combined with the expectation that the rate hike announcement would cause a drop. This was the answer AI gave me, and the long-short ratio gave me great confidence to short... but this really doesn't work well. For altcoins, the long-short ratio data can indeed be a significant reference for future market trends. For example, with ZEC, when the long-short ratio was 0.3, I actually went short... which basically meant giving money to the bulls who were going long.
$BTC $ETH So actually, for pure capital games like Bitcoin and Ethereum, is the market direction and trend more dependent on news and market sentiment?ETH midday core logic · The horn mouth keeps widening, hitting the upper edge and then pulling back, but if 2612 is not broken, no deep seating plan. · 2667 above is the barrier; if volume passes through the right, chase long; if a false breakout is recovered, withdraw. Hold above 2667 for hours, look at 2718 and 2779. Below 2641, volume loss is lost and rebound is unsuccessful; right side bears, stop loss, don't save money. 4-hour break below 2641, look for 2606-2568. Pullback to 2606 to hold for a long position, stop loss at 2568. Short on highs: 2779 is acceptable, break 2815 and exit. Left: Go long at 2572, stop loss if 2536 breaks. Short Entry: Entered at 2612, added at 2566, total position not exceeded half of normal, 2516 is the deadline, break and must exit. · Resistance: 2667 / 2718 / 2779 · Support: 2641 / 2606 / 2568 BTC midday core logic · Hitting new highs again, can the daily ceiling at 82668 be broken? As usual, buy long on pullbacks, short positions treat as snacks. · Previously, the candlestick looked like it was about to fall, with some shorts and pullback demand, but 80085 didn't fall, and after several rounds, bears were whispering. 80843 first broke support and turned into resistance, then pulled back to support again. This pattern basically signals the end of the shakeout; short positions should run but don't hold on. The trend is upward, holding positions means missing the big gains behind. Breaking out of the triangle to reach 81,726, setting a new high, currently testing the triangle's upper boundary at 80,843. If it doesn't fall back below 80,843, thenMicron is one of the "hardest-core" cyclical stocks on this list. Demand for storage chips and AI server memory often places $MU alongside $NVDA and $SNDK on the tokenized trading leaderboard. On Solana, it has contributed considerable tokenized trading volume together with SNDK and $SPCX. Over 24 hours, it moves with the semiconductor sector, usually showing greater volatility than the index. The significance on-chain is turning the "memory cycle" into contracts that can be traded overnight. The risk lies in misjudging the cycle—once the logic of rising memory prices is disproven, tokens will be no kinder than the underlying stocks. #SEC代币化股票创新豁免落地，UNI盘中涨超21% #美光加码AI存储，十年研发投入100亿美元 #OKX星球话题来啦 ZEC Position Tracking｜Following the Plan, No Additional Buying, No Forced Holding
Current unrealized loss is very small, no need for reckless actions, just hold according to the original rhythm and wait for a pullback. Four clear operation lines:
1. Maintain stop loss at $1565 without change, no additional buying for now, patiently hold and wait for the market to fulfill expectations
2. If rebound pressure is confirmed at $1525-$1530, slightly increase position to lower the average cost, with total position risk strictly not exceeding 5% of equity
3. If effectively breaking below $1490, move stop loss down to $1520 to lock in a safety cushion, continue targeting $1450
4. If the 30-minute close stabilizes above $1565, unconditionally close the position and exit, never hold against the trend
Control your position, profits and losses are all within the plan, so no panic. All three coins are in a high-level consolidation phase after a rebound. The biggest characteristic of the market right now is not direction, but liquidity. There is a large concentration of long stop losses around 80K below BTC, and a relatively dense short liquidation zone between 82.9K and 84.5K above. In other words, liquidity is waiting to be harvested on both sides.
• $BTC
Support: 80.8K, 80.1K
Resistance: 82K–82.3K, 82.9K–84.5K
View: ETF funds are still flowing in, long-term chips are highly locked, structure is relatively strong. The area around 82,000 has repeatedly faced pressure and is the most critical short-term level. Holding 80.8K means bulls still have the initiative; if it breaks below around 80.6K, beware of a retest of 80K to clear leverage.
• $ETH
Support: 2590–2580–2510
Resistance: 2688–2700, 2738–2770
View: As long as 2580 holds, it remains in a bullish consolidation structure. There is obvious selling pressure near 2700, and a breakout with volume is needed to open new space.
• $SOL
Support: 108.8–108
Resistance: 113.4–114.3, 117
View: Funds prefer to attack high-elasticity assets. 108 is the short-term boundary between bulls and bears; holding it offers a chance to challenge 115, but volatility and pullback amplitude are relatively large.
Short-term view remains unchanged: first expect high-level consolidation. Overall, it still leans toward oscillating upward. At this stage, it is more suitable to wait for a pullback to support or wait for a volume breakout and stabilization above 82,300 before considering following up. #加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 $BTC $ETH $SOL The market delivered a sharp upside move overnight — and the interesting part is that there wasn't one single headline explaining it. Bitcoin pushed back toward the $80K–$81K zone, while ETH recovered toward $2.6K+ and SOL continued to show stronger percentage volatility. The move comes after several sessions of uncertainty, making the speed of the rebound particularly notable. 🔥 What Could Be Behind It? Several catalysts are lining up at the same time. 🇺🇸 1. SEC tokenization m🔥 DON’T CONFUSE A BIG LONG WITH BLIND BULLISHNESS.
A lot of people are mocking Brother Maji for holding heavy $ETH longs, calling him a stubborn bull.
But look closer. 👀
He’s not simply betting on “up only.”
He’s holding long positions in BTC, ETH, and HYPE to ride the broader trend, while also placing layered ETH and BTC shorts around key resistance.
#DailyOrbit In the past, it was generally assumed that "rising interest rates = tightening liquidity = Bitcoin falls," but now BTC and interest rates are rising together, which is actually a strong signal.
Today Bitcoin once again broke through $82,000, and Ethereum broke through $2,700.
Bitcoin is beginning to break away from the old "liquidity narrative"—no longer solely dependent on the Fed's easing, but independently driven by capital allocation and institutional acceptance.
If this decoupling holds, it means the upward logic for BTC this round has changed; it’s not just a replay of the old script.
When BTC no longer blindly follows rate cuts, its attributes as "digital gold/capital asset" are truly established.
What’s your take?#闪迪正式纳入标普100指数 SanDisk rises nearly 11%, officially included in the S&P 100 next week! But today SNDK fell 0.96%, SNXX fell 1.97%, a typical pullback before a positive event is realized. SanDisk just spun off from Western Digital, and after its independent listing, its market value is strong, securing a spot in the S&P 100.
Why is this worth attention? Because this reshuffle of the S&P 100 reflects the fundamental shift in the underlying logic of the entire U.S. economy—from consumer brands to technological infrastructure. SanDisk represents storage chips, the "water, electricity, and gas" of the digital age. With the AI boom, storage demand is soaring, and SanDisk is at the forefront.
For the crypto industry, this is an indirect but important signal: the value of infrastructure layers is being re-evaluated by mainstream capital markets. As storage, computing power, and networks become core assets of the new era, Bitcoin’s role as digital value storage fits into this larger logic. The initial pricing next week is just the beginning. $SNDK #加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元
"Bitcoin breaks 81,000, market cap returns to 2.8 trillion"
The total crypto market cap has recently touched 2.8 trillion USD again, and Bitcoin has also risen above 81,000.
On the surface, it looks quite lively, with all buying pressure concentrated by quantitative funds pouring into Bitcoin.
In five days, the main force net bought nearly 2.5 billion USD, pushing Bitcoin's market cap share up to 57.3% in one go.
Altcoins haven't gained anything at all; their market cap shrank by 40 billion in two days.
Currently, the total contract positions across the network are held at a high of 38.6 billion USD, and the capital flow speed has started to slow down. It remains to be seen if the spot market outside the exchange can continue the relay when trading opens next Monday. $BTC 🔥 The crypto circle co-rental group held a morning meeting today.
$OKB is the kind of landlord who quietly collects rent: X Layer as gas, DeFi locked about 232 million, total supply locked at 21 million, the old mechanism still has buyback and burn stories, price fluctuates around 117–120, catchphrase "If the platform is stable, so am I."
$HYPE is the young neighbor who just won the lottery, Hyperliquid launched manual lending, using HYPE and BTC as collateral for USDC/USDT, L1 locked about 1.39 billion, total platform TVL about 7.095 billion, open interest surged to 8.1 billion on September 20, coin price once hit a high of 93–94, shouting every day "Leverage a bit more"; it’s rising to the point that makes your palms sweat.
$ETH is the logistics uncle, spot ETF inflow, staking ratio over 35%, exchange balances at multi-year lows, L2 trading still lively, price hovering between 2650–2700, saying "I don’t chase the top, I just pave the way."
The three-person reconciliation conclusion: OKB looks at platform + on-chain, HYPE looks at lending + perpetual volume, ETH looks at ETF + staking + L2. Don’t just go all-in chasing HYPE because it’s the most explosive; landlords can also short rent, uncles can also pull back, diversify and use stop-loss, so the group can continue to peacefully chat and brag.Circle ($CRCL) is a name that frequently ranks in the top tier for transaction volume in RWA. After the stablecoin issuer went public, tokenized stocks became a highly elastic ticket in the "regulatory cash layer." Large holdings and transactions are present on $ONDO, xStocks, and bStocks, with on-chain transactions on the 30th reaching hundreds of millions of dollars. The 24-hour price mostly follows interest rate expectations, stablecoin regulation, and crypto risk appetite. In plain terms: the more USDC is treated as infrastructure, the more CRCL resembles equity in that infrastructure. Infrastructure equity can also be speculated to very high prices. When evaluating it, don't just look at the 24-hour price changes; consider stablecoin supply and the regulatory calendar. #Circle稳定币公链Arc上线 #SEC代币化股票创新豁免落地，UNI盘中涨超21% #美国加密税收与BTC储备法案获推进 The bullish logic for ETH should not be based on "the next rate cut is certain"
The Federal Reserve has just raised rates, and the market is already starting to speculate on when it will turn around. For ETH bulls, it's tempting to pin all hopes on the next rate cut because easing usually benefits high-volatility assets.
But if ETH can only rise when monetary policy loosens, it remains just a liquidity play. A more valuable validation is that during periods of high interest rates, network usage, ETF allocation, and staking demand can still provide independent support.
Macro factors are certainly important. Higher rates increase funding costs, compress valuations, and may cause institutions to reduce risk exposure. But protocol upgrades, stablecoin settlements, and on-chain finance won't completely stop because of a single meeting. Long-term prices are ultimately determined by both the macro environment and the asset's own growth.
I will follow the Federal Reserve but will not simplify ETH investment to guessing meeting outcomes. Interest rates determine how strong the wind is; network fundamentals determine whether the ship is worth boarding. A truly strong ETH thesis should be able to withstand a headwind rather than waiting for central bank rescues every time.86.76 million exchanged for 86.5 million, not a cent more
In 5 days, 1,107 $BTC were all sold.
The data looks like this: 34,400 $ETH were received in exchange, not a single one kept, all staked.
What is he betting on: selling what can be dumped anytime, staking what is locked to earn interest. Working backward, the two transactions are almost equivalent, basically shifting positions, and conveniently handing over liquidity.
Long-term holders see this kind of action and actually feel quite tired inside. It's not fear of a drop, but fear of moving along with it.
I guess he won’t operate frequently anymore. Staking is a statement.
#ETH冲高2700美元，质押与资金面现分化
#美国加密税收与BTC储备法案获推进 #全球高利率预期再升温 $BTC $ETH For those holding ZETA, take a look at this news these days
The community vote passed with 99.4% support to shut down Layer 1 and migrate to Solana, with a 58% participation rate surpassing the legal quorum; opposition and abstentions each accounted for 0.3%. The terms are a 1:1 swap for Solana native SPL tokens, with the ticker, total supply, and unlocking schedule unchanged, but ZETA on Ethereum and BNBChain is not included in this swap.
This is only the first round of voting approval; shutting down still requires a second vote to determine the snapshot and shutdown block, and staking continues as usual during this period. The project is now focusing on the AI application Anuma launching in February—reporting over 300,000 users and handling 1 million requests across 35 models. Moving to Solana seems aimed at providing better liquidity for these users. Rather than focusing on what this means for the token price, you should first confirm which chain your ZETA is on and how exchanges will handle the swap at that time.
#SOL up about 10% $BTC slightly up 0.36%, NEAR surges 16.4%
Yesterday was all red, today all green. But there's a number no one mentions:
BTC +0.36%, NEAR +16.4%.
It's not the overall market rising, but elasticity. The quality of the three legs varies greatly.
1. ETF funds reversed. From 9/15 to 9/16, net outflow was $746 million, on 9/18 $433 million flowed back, recovering 79%. But FBTC alone took $311 million, accounting for 72%. Whale money, not retail.
2. Shorts were squeezed. Last Saturday, $325 million was liquidated, with short sellers accounting for $256 million. Forced liquidations, not new funds; once squeezed out, they're gone.
3. Narrative shift. After the CLARITY Act failed, the SEC granted tokenized stocks a 5-year conditional exemption, and the CFTC sent rules to the White House for review. Pricing power shifts from Congress to regulators.
The first two points will dissipate; the third is structural. Don't just look at today's gains—BTC is stuck under the 82,000-83,000 wall, a level that has repeatedly blocked rebounds. A daily close above 85,000 is meaningful; failure to close above means consolidation, breaking 78,000 looks back to 72,500.
Geopolitics: Iran put forward seven conditions, the Strait clearly will not reopen. Trump said "the war will end soon"—not peace, but reluctance to escalate.
My judgment: the rebound leg is short. Whether ETFs can have consecutive days of net inflows is what counts I used to think the Bitcoin ecosystem was slow because everyone looked down on each other. After reading Lorenzo's review of PizzaSwap, I realized it's not that simple.
No one can make decisions directly in Bitcoin. BRC-20 relies on indexers to calculate balances, and even after UniSat finishes coding, it's not over; OKX, Best in Slot, wallets, and markets all have to accept the same set of rules.
Some worry that UniSat doing wallets, markets, and infrastructure simultaneously holds too much power, making project progress naturally difficult.
Moving some attempts to Fractal indeed makes coordination much easier. But new problems arise: can Bitcoin mainnet users and liquidity keep up with the past?
Retail investors don't need to listen to who shouts the loudest; just look at whether the indexer is unified, whether mainstream platforms are connected, and if there are real transactions after launch.
Everyone agrees that only then can the product truly take off.
#加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 Galaxy Research Director Alex Thorn said this week: BTC closed above the 50-week moving average this week, the first time in 45 weeks, rising 29% in 35 days. Historically, such a re-ascension above the moving average is often classified as confirmation of a bear market bottom. This sounds bullish, but historical patterns are statistics from previous instances, not a guarantee for this time. This closing line holding does not mean it won't break below and retest again later; what matters more is whether it can close above this line continuously in the coming weeks.
#Bitcoin #MichaelSaylor hints at increasing BTC holdings #Bitcoin breaks through the $80,000 mark In the past two years, $BTC has risen by 28%, $ETH has basically remained flat, while the median decline of mid-cap altcoins has reached as high as 74%! This is completely the opposite of the usual "BTC sets the stage, altcoins perform" script. The so-called "a hundred flowers bloom" is just wishful thinking by retail investors.
The leverage data is even more surreal. Bitcoin futures open interest accounts for only 2% of its market cap, while many speculative small-cap coins have leverage ratios as high as 24%. Simply put, the market bubble is now entirely concentrated in the riskiest junk piles, and any slight disturbance will trigger a chain reaction of collapses in these areas.
The attitude of institutions is even clearer. Spot Bitcoin ETFs have accumulated net inflows of $55.2 billion, Ethereum funds $13.1 billion, while $SOL spot ETFs only $29.7 million. This bias is extreme; institutions simply do not favor small and mid-caps, and capital is fiercely competing for the leaders. $BTC Bitcoin at 80133 just dropped sharply, and before anyone could shout "it's falling," it directly pulled up in a V-shape to stand above 81740, with a gain of over 1%.
From the 1-hour candlestick chart, this rebound looks great — MA5 to MA60 and several short-term moving averages have all been reclaimed, the bears have been pushed back to grind, and bullish sentiment has clearly warmed up.
Adding fuel to the fire is the news. Saylor posted another Tracker update, and those who understand him know — MicroStrategy is very likely to disclose another increase in holdings next week. Every time this guy tweets, the market treats it as good news and trades accordingly; it's become muscle memory.
Volume has picked up, nearly 4000 BTC traded in 24 hours, and capital activity is rising.
But don't rush to call a breakout. The resistance at 81953 is the previous high; only a volume-backed break above it has a chance; if it can't break through, it will likely continue to consolidate between 80000 and 82000.
Now is the critical point of the bulls and bears battle — if the main force can really push through the previous high in one go, there is room ahead; if it rallies then falls back, it's another shakeout.
Keep an eye on volume, manage your positions well, and don't gamble your life at this critical point.
$BTC Family! Here's a comprehensive multi-timeframe analysis of ETH for you all at once! The current market looks just like a sprinter who has just finished a 100-meter dash, now catching their breath on the spot!
Let's first look at the 1-hour chart:
At the one-hour level, after a big bullish candle pushed up to the 2709 high, it immediately closed with a candle that has a long upper wick. The upper Bollinger Band was poked, and the KD indicator turned down—a classic short-term "rally capped" scenario.
Simply put in plain terms: the short-term bulls made a strong surge, but the short positions lurking above slammed the market down, and it can't push higher for now. A short-term pullback to digest is needed; don't chase longs impulsively! Got it?
Now look at the 4-hour chart:
The 4-hour Bollinger Bands are opening upward, the major trend framework is still in the bullish camp, and the MACD red bars haven't completely disappeared, indicating the overall direction hasn't reversed.
However, the KD has reached a high level and shows signs of dulling and falling back.
At the same time, the daily Bollinger Bands are trending upward, the candles are firmly above the middle Bollinger Band, and the daily MACD maintains red bars, so the mid-term structure remains relatively strong. But the 2709 high forms a resistance level, a big hurdle here. To break through at once, new capital inflows are needed to push it.
In summary: the current situation is a big cycle bullish view with short cycle pullback and consolidation. The mid-term bullish base is still intact, but now it's stuck at a key level where bulls and bears are tugging.
Around 2660-2670, I will look for a short-term long position, first watching for a pullback to around 2620-2600. If the support holds, there is a chance to challenge the previous high again; if the support breaks, a deeper pullback will begin.
So here's the question, brothers! Do you think ETH can hold above 2700 this time and start a new round of rally? Or is this wave just a bull trap, about to see a big correction? Share your position direction in the comments! $ETH September Summary:
So far in September, out of 20 days, there were 15 profit-taking days and 5 stop-loss days!
I just glanced at the market from the weekend until now, and a few signals are worth noting.
Last Friday, US stocks were mixed; the Dow dipped slightly, while the S&P and Nasdaq rose a bit. Tech stocks continued to diverge internally, with Nvidia leading gains and Meta falling the most. But the real highlight was chip and crypto concept stocks—Strategy rose 16.41% in a single day, Micron up 3.89%. Capital is flowing toward these two sectors.
On the crypto side, BTC stood near 81,700, up 0.5% in 24 hours. ETH performed stronger, rising to 2,680, up 2%. Gold is at $4,367, and Brent crude oil held above 103.5. Overall, risk assets are gradually recovering but have not yet reached a fully optimistic level.
Nvidia rose 1.22%, Micron 3.89%, Broadcom and AMD also followed suit. The market is now trading divergently around AI demand and profit realization; not all AI concepts are rising—it depends on who can truly make money.
Pay attention to the large buyers: Strive bought 469 BTC and BitMine bought 27,180 ETH, both previously disclosed, not new positions today. Don’t treat this as an immediate positive to chase.
In the short term, BTC is holding above 80,000, ETH is catching up, but macro pressures remain unresolved. Don’t rush to chase highs; wait for a pullback to confirm support before acting. #加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 #美债短端供给或增万亿美元 $ZEC $BTC Token Unlock Warning This Week｜Don't Just Look at the Upside, Watch the Supply First
A new week begins, and the market is still digesting interest rate hikes, geopolitical issues, and oil prices, while on the other side, a batch of tokens is about to be unlocked and enter the market.
Unlocking doesn't necessarily mean a price drop, but when a high proportion and concentrated release of team/investor shares occur, short-term selling pressure often precedes the narrative.
Key unlocks to watch this week:
▶️9/21 $AKE about $110 million, approximately 9.25% of market cap, one of the largest this week.
Also small releases from PLUME, TA, SKR, etc.
▶️9/22 $0G about 9.7% of market cap; $RIVER about 4–5%; GRAM around $50 million scale.
▶️9/23 Humanity (H) about 14.7%; Bless even higher, close to 20%.
▶️9/25 $XPL amount around $150 million scale. On the same day, COAI, GT, and others.
Trading Tips:
Don't chase highs before unlocks, especially for small and mid-cap tokens.
First check funding fees, open interest, and large transfers out before deciding whether to catch the dip.
Diversify positions and reduce leverage.
Unlocking is a known risk, not a black swan, but it can be amplified when combined with macro factors.
The market can be optimistic, but positions must be cautious.
Those who survive the unlock week are qualified to talk about the next narrative.
DYOR, the above is only a schedule summary and does not constitute investment advice. #加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 #交易之声：你的经验值得被听到