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It's not about "blindly bottom-fishing" now, but rather "building positions in tiers + keeping ammo for the last dip."
BTC current price is about 84,700, consolidating with low volume between the 82,000 support and 86,000–88,000 resistance. Funding rates are near zero, not crowded longs, but the 10-year US Treasury yield at 5.3% and real interest rate at 2.88% are pressuring non-yielding assets. The macro environment hasn't signaled comprehensive easing.
BTC/ETH: Already in the value zone, suitable for a base position of 30–40%+ with tiered additions at 82,000 / 78,000 / 74,000; avoid going all in at once. A typical true bottom scenario is "breaking key levels again to clear liquidations → then recovering." Below, 76,000 and 66,000 serve as liquidation/structure references.
Mainstream high beta like SOL: bottoms later than BTC, wait for BTC to hold above 88,000 before considering; it rebounds fast but also pulls back sharply.
Altcoins/MEME/low market cap: liquidity is dried up + trust collapsed, don't buy just because "there used to be an alt season in previous cycles." Most only have rebounds without reversals; small positions for speculation only.
Time window: multiple sources (Fidelity, Brandt, Jiang Zhuoer, 4chan consensus posts) point to around October 2026 as the cycle bottom area, but not a precise day bottom—more like a few weeks of consolidation around October.🙀 The market opens tomorrow meow
$NEAR's rebound has some strength, around 4.63 last night, returning to about 4.80 at midday, recovering approximately 3.6% compared to those two time points. At least we can't keep viewing it as weak as last night; the price has already taken a step up. But it has more than doubled in the past month, so continued rise requires buying support. What’s more worth watching next is the pullback range. If the recently recovered part quickly falls back, it means the rebound is not solid; if the pullback is limited and it can rise again surpassing this high point, then the outlook can be more optimistic.
#NEAR生态协议被盗380万美元资金全额追回
$ARB I’m more concerned about how ecosystem development translates to the token. The official position is that ARB is a governance token, and holders can participate in protocol governance. So when we see more projects added to the ecosystem and more on-chain transactions, we need to ask: through what mechanism do these changes increase token demand? If only network users increase without corresponding buying demand, business growth cannot be directly converted into price upside. The projects are worth attention, but whether the token is worth buying requires careful consideration of this intermediate step.
$XRP Around 1.49 today, basically the same as last night, no obvious short-term progress for now. My attitude is to observe first, not rush to find reasons for a catch-up rally. If the market continues to warm up later, whether it can actively move up is more important than just holding steady. If the rebound is always a step slow, we have to accept that it is temporarily not the standout performer.Don't be afraid, brothers, absolutely don't be afraid, short on any pullback rally.
Just short it, that's it. Any pullback rally now is a bull trap, think about it yourselves.
$ZEC dropped from 1412 to 1271, rebounded to 1325 but couldn't go higher.
Every rally is firmly suppressed by the moving averages, each high is lower than the last, and volume is shrinking day by day.
Is this a reversal?
This is the dog whales digging a pit.
Would a real uptrend fail to reach previous highs?
Would it be precisely knocked down at the same spot every time?
I entered a short at 1405.55, now floating profit is 57.21%, the numbers in my account are the best proof.
I'm not in a hurry to exit because until the trend reverses, every rebound is an opportunity to add to the position.
In terms of operation, add more shorts on rebounds in the 1350-1380 range, set stop loss above 1450, target first at 1200, if broken, keep holding.
At this position, anyone chasing longs is just a chump.
$BTC
$SOL
#VanEck：比特币或继续扩大市场份额 This Sunday at 5:30, I casually checked tokenized US stocks — currently the strongest is $xMSTR (MicroStrategy) spot around 163.6, up about 1.7 points compared to the 24-hour open at 160.9, with a daily high of 164.6 and a daily low of 160.8, trading volume about 820,000 U.
BTC is around 85160, ETH near 2700. Corresponding MSTR perpetual contract nominal position is about 24 million dollars, with the rate close to zero. US stock market is closed on the weekend, token market fluctuates on its own. Short term, watch if anyone takes over above the daily high of 164.6; if it falls back to around 160.8, don't chase aggressively.
$BTC $ETH $xMSTR #XMSTR #MSTR #MicroStrategy #USStocks #TokenizedUSStocks
#TheFedAndECBToReleaseSeptemberMeetingMinutes #BTCSpotETFFlowsBackIn,ETHFundsContinueOutflow #Bessent:USBondYieldsRiseInLineWithGlobalTrend
#RiskWarning
The above does not constitute investment advice, control your position size, the market has risks. Nonfarm Payrolls Surprise but Fail to Suppress Long-Term Yields: Crypto Market Faces a Critical Week Amid Macro Divergence
The US September nonfarm payrolls data fell significantly short of expectations, quickly cooling Fed rate hike expectations for October. However, the 10-year US Treasury yield and the US dollar index rose against the trend, showing a typical market divergence. Short-term interest rate pricing eased, while long-term yields remained high due to fiscal supply and energy inflation constraints. This contradictory macro environment is becoming the new pricing backdrop for crypto assets. Next week’s Fed meeting minutes, long-term Treasury auctions, G7 oil reserve releases, and ISM non-manufacturing PMI will be key variables determining the short-term direction of risk assets. The crypto market no longer focuses solely on single employment data; changes in long-term US Treasury yields will become the most important market indicator.
The September nonfarm payrolls surprise brought marginal improvement in expectations, but the Treasury market’s feedback clearly signals that mere employment weakness is insufficient to immediately reverse the high long-term yield environment. The coming week will be a concentrated window for macro data validation, with the Fed minutes, Treasury repo auctions, and energy prices jointly defining the tone for global risk assets in the near term.
The crypto market has entered a new pricing phase: no longer simply following short-term policy rate expectations, the weight of long-term variables such as US fiscal debt supply and energy inflation risk is rising. For traders, rather than chasing daily moves, it is more important to confirm whether long-term yields have truly reached a turning point—this is the fundamental core that will determine how far this rebound can go. $BTC $ETH $ZEC Intel PC processors to rise about 10% again, closed at 119.33 on Friday but dropped about 0.56%, I will observe first and not chase.
Seen: Supply chain news (DIGITIMES source), planned to rise about 10% again starting October 5, the third time in less than a year.
CEO Chen Liwu said memory prices have risen about 5 to 7 times, now even half of the processor orders cannot be filled.
Simply put: it's not that chips can't sell, but memory has pushed up the total machine cost, so Intel raises prices first to maintain gross margin.
On Friday opened about 124.01, high touched 126, low about 118.96, closed 119.33, volume about 95.4 million; previous close 120, surged high but was hammered back.
There were reports that intraday it surged very high, but it didn't hold at the close, indicating the price hike expectation has already been traded ahead.
I think: the price hike story is partially priced in, don't take the intraday high of 126 as Monday's trend over the weekend.
Channel news ≠ official price list, treat it as observation before it takes effect on October 5.
What I will do: observe and not chase.
Watch for a firm hold above about 126, consider the price hike trade failed if it falls below about 118.96.
Do you trust the price hike can support gross margin, or fear PC will be crushed by memory + CPU price increases together?
$INTC $MU $AMD
#FederalReserve and #ECB to release September meeting minutes #BTC spot ETF inflows return, ETH funds continue outflowsSome friends don't understand why I don't pay as much attention to the non-farm payrolls anymore. I just think that in the AI era, GDP and employment no longer have to be tied together. If a company uses AI to enable 100 people to do the work that used to require 300 people, then while the company's revenue, profits, and capital expenditures grow, employment may not necessarily increase in sync. In fact, this is the current state in the US: employment keeps falling while AI capital keeps rising. Essentially, companies are buying future productivity, so I choose to focus more on productivity as the main theme beyond just watching the non-farm payrolls.Evening Review
After a day’s trading, the difference between two positions is the most straightforward trading lesson.
$HYPE remains the smart money’s stronghold:
The whale long position profit ratio surged to 77.47%, the nominal long-short ratio continues to rise, and the large holders’ profitable positions are increasingly stacked, with the trend strength clearly visible to the naked eye.
My 20x long position steadily moves upward, with unrealized profit reaching +2526U. Truly comfortable profits are never gambled on; they come from holding in the direction of the main capital flow.
Looking at $BICO, it’s another typical “crowd trap”:
The nominal long-short ratio is as high as 641.35%, with the market seemingly full of longs, but the long position profit ratio is only 39.47%, and even shorts mostly suffer losses; both sides are struggling. Without concentrated main capital force, no matter how many retail investors enter, it’s just a tug of war that can’t support the market.
My 8x full-position long is still deeply underwater at -1319U, with no substantial improvement in unrealized loss and no signs of active buying.
The deepest insight today:
Trends don’t rely on votes, but on real money.
Many look at how many people are long but forget to see if those longs are actually making money; more people ≠ more strength. Only smart money’s sustained profits give the market sustainability.
Trading approach:
- $HYPE: Hold the trend bottom line, don’t exit early, don’t blindly add to positions chasing highs, and hold the profits that should be taken;
- $BICO: No longer hold onto hope by adding positions to bet on a reversal, continue to observe capital signals, and be ready to cut losses and exit if no clear improvement.
The market always rewards following the trend and punishes wishful thinking.
#美联储与欧洲央行将公布9月会议纪要
#BTC现货ETF重回流入，ETH资金持续流出
#贝森特：美债收益率上升符合全球趋势 Three lines, one signal: the market is waiting for confirmation
Macro: Rate cut expectations are heating up, but oil prices are causing disruption
US September nonfarm payrolls increased by only 29,000, unemployment rate rose to 4.2%, cooling in employment is a fact. Logically, rate cut trades should follow suit, but the US-Iran situation remains unresolved, and the G7 may release up to 100 million barrels of reserves, making oil prices and inflation expectations harder to tame. High interest rates continue to suppress valuations, and funds are reluctant to shift aggressively.
Funds: ETFs switch from accumulation to tentative withdrawal
$BTC ETFs had net inflows of about $3.1 billion over the previous 9 trading days, but from September 30th over two days, net outflows totaled about $173 million; ETH had net outflows for three consecutive days, with about $55.4 million withdrawn on October 1st alone; SOL spot ETFs still had net inflows of about $188 million last week, but turned to net outflows of about $5.9 million on October 1st. The amounts are not large, but the trend has changed — willingness to chase highs is declining.
Technical: Key levels determine directional ownership
BTC is stuck between 85,000 and 86,000, with 86,000 as the short-term decisive point; if surpassed, it will be treated as consolidation, and 82,000 serves as a lower buffer. ETH is operating between 2,700 and 2,750, with 2,770 as the upper threshold; only after breaking through can 2,800 be observed. SOL is tugging around 120, with 118 as a strong support that must be held.
In summary: Macro signals are not greenlit, ETFs are starting to pull back, and the market is handing direction over to several key levels. $BTC $ETH $ZEC
#美联储与欧洲央行将公布9月会议纪要 Has $BTC stopped falling? Market signals after the 85,000 battle
After the non-farm payrolls night surge and pullback, BTC did not continue to decline but consolidated with reduced volume above 84,000, closing with a small bullish candle on the daily chart. The price rebounded from around 83,884, touched 85,027.8 intraday, and held steady near 84,900 at the close. This action indicates that support at the 84,000 whole number level remains intact, the previous breakout platform has not been lost, and the current movement looks more like a shakeout and consolidation after a big rise rather than a trend reversal.
On the indicators, SKDJ still maintains a bullish structure after the golden cross, with K at 48.5 and D at 46.7, both lines flattening around the midpoint. The previous pullback appears more like an overbought correction, with no death cross or breakdown signals, so the mid-term upward framework remains intact.
Next, let's look at two directions:
On the upside, 85,500–86,000 is a short-term resistance zone; only a breakout with volume can reopen upward momentum; stronger resistance lies at 87,283, which is the non-farm high and the previous peak of this cycle.
On the downside, 84,000 is the core short-term support; a pullback without breaking this level means the recovery pattern continues; if broken, 82,556 is the low point of this correction and also the mid-term bull lifeline.
Overall, BTC shows short-term signs of stopping the decline but has not yet confirmed a new round of rally. It is more likely to consolidate first before choosing a direction. The mid-term structure is unbroken, and after consolidation, there is still momentum to challenge previous highs again. #美联储与欧洲央行将公布9月会议纪要 #BTC现货ETF重回流入，ETH资金持续流出 LOL! What happened to the diamond hands? Even big institutions couldn't hold on, chasing high at 110,000 and cutting losses at 78,000! 😂
Oh man, even big institutions can't hold! The publicly listed companies that once preached "crypto faith" are now running faster than rabbits!
Recently, three listed companies quietly liquidated all their BTC holdings, their balances dropping straight to zero.
The funniest has to be Satsuma Technology:
They charged in at a high average price of $115,000, even added more positions in between, but ultimately couldn't hold on and painfully cut losses on 668 BTC at 78,000! This textbook case of chasing highs and selling lows really played out the script of crypto retail investors perfectly. 😭
The other two, KULR and Sequans, also cut 723 and 314 BTC respectively, basically each fending for themselves in a crisis.
The fact proves: in the face of a crash, institutions are just ordinary people too, they can't hold, absolutely can't hold! When it comes to cutting losses, they're even faster than us retail traders! 🤣 Buying API quota with stablecoins still results in value settling back to Ethereum
The zkAPI vault can accept stablecoin quotas, which raises a question: since users are not paying with $ETH, why is it still related to Ethereum's value? The answer lies not in the currency name but in where the settlement occurs. Deposits, closures, and escape routes are executed by Ethereum contracts; asset ownership and double-spend prevention rely on mainnet security; transactions still require Gas, and services depend on Ethereum's state to confirm balances.
However, stablecoin usage cannot be directly converted into $ETH price appreciation. Factors such as fee levels, whether transactions move to L2, contract call frequency, staking security requirements, and whether users maintain on-chain balances long-term all affect value capture. Application growth can increase Ethereum's credibility as a settlement infrastructure, but market pricing is also influenced by liquidity, interest rates, and risk preferences.
A better approach is to separate "business adoption" from "asset demand." First, observe whether services truly have paying users, whether balances persist, and whether exits are smooth; then assess how these activities contribute incremental demand for block space, Gas payments, and security budgets. $ETH's long-term value requires real usage support and a clear transmission path; it cannot rely solely on interpreting any stablecoin news as an immediate positive.🚨 ETHEREUM NEARS A KEY BREAKOUT LEVEL
$ETH is gradually forming an Inverse Head & Shoulders pattern, with the neckline near $3,000.
Key scenarios:
- 📈 Break above $3,000 → confirms the bullish breakout.
- 🔥 Hold above the breakout zone → could trigger stronger upside momentum.
The $3,000 level remains the key resistance that could determine Ethereum’s next major move.
#FedECBMeetingMinutes #BTCETHETFFlowsDiverge Let's take a look at the Dogecoin section. The idea hasn't changed, and the price levels remain the same. The volume is low during the holiday, so this afternoon's post is just to supplement the data. 【Trading Suggestion】 Direction: Short Entry: 0.1 Add-on: 0.11 Stop loss: 0.12 Around 5 PM, the price was about 0.0932, slightly up from noon's 0.0926, but still about 7% away from 0.1. The small weekend rebound volume is minimal, so no need to pay much attention; no action is needed unless it reaches 0.1. 【Technical Analysis｜1H】 Binance perpetual 1-hour chart, around 17:16. This candlestick opened at 0.09311, high 0.09327, low 0.09300, current price 0.09323. The price is just below the red EQH label, around 0.0934; the green price tag at 0.09357 is still pressing from above. The first layer of red above ranges from 0.0963 to 0.0980, with a mark at 0.09773 labeled "Strong High" at the top; a higher layer lies between 0.1043 and 0.1024. Looking down, "Weak Low" is roughly at 0.0900; then there's a blue zone from 0.0861 to 0.0884, and near the bottom close to 0.0812 there's another line. At OKX, at 4 PM the price reached 0.09349, the highest point in nearly 24 hours, then retreated back just above 0.093. 【Chip Analysis$POL has been in the crypto space for over 6 years. Actually, many traders don't really understand cryptocurrencies, so the popularity of a coin largely determines its market value. Back then, Matipay was very well-known and ranked in the top 7. After the name change, many veteran players thought this coin had disappeared! I strongly suggest everyone vote together in the community to change the name back.BTC 50x long is showing +265K USDT (~110% ROI), but the 1% maintenance margin and 77,697 liquidation price mean a sharp drop could wipe it out instantly. Past realized P&L remains -18K USDT.
A small 7x SKHY long is slightly profitable as a light trial. High-leverage gains are only floating profits—risk management and survival matter more than chasing returns.
$BTC $ETH $ZEC
#美联储与欧洲央行将公布9月会议纪要
#BTC现货ETF重回流入，ETH资金持续流出
#贝森特：美债收益率上升符合全球趋势
#FedECBMeetingMinutes #BTCETHETFFlowsDiverge $ETH leverage trading, what you really need to understand is not chasing every market hotspot, but thoroughly mastering the two core assets BTC and ETH.
If you find the volatility insufficient, adjust the leverage within your own risk tolerance instead of recklessly amplifying returns.
Large-cap assets have better liquidity and deeper markets, and compared to small-cap altcoins, the risks of extreme manipulation and slippage are usually lower.
For beginners wanting to practice technical analysis, gold $XAU is also a worthwhile asset for long-term study.
As for those small-cap altcoins, they might bring a quick fortune, but they can also go to zero just as fast.
The most important thing in trading is never to try to make money everywhere, but to earn money you understand within your own circle of competence.
#BTC现货ETF重回流入，ETH资金持续流出 #美联储与欧洲央行将公布9月会议纪要 #VanEck：比特币或继续扩大市场份额 I was in a pretty bad mood today, but checking my account made me feel a bit better—at least the effort wasn't wasted. Yesterday afternoon, the market fluctuated repeatedly; $FLOCK kept falling just short every time it tried to surge, with clear resistance above and volume never catching up. I warned about the pressure at high levels; the rebound was a chance to short.
Entered short at 0.07391, current price 0.06370, +275.74% profit realized. Those on board must be waking up smiling.
Closed 80% of the position, keeping 20% at cost price as protection. If it continues to drop, let the profits run; if it rebounds, don't give the profits back.
Don't get greedy with profits, don't despair on pullbacks. Being out of the market isn't a sin; opening positions recklessly is the mistake.
For friends who haven't entered yet, listen to me: don't chase now, wait for the next signal before moving.
$BNB $DOGE Let's take a look at the Solana section. As before: the view hasn't changed, all price points remain the same. Liquidity is low during the holiday, so this afternoon I'll update the price and data again. 【Operation Suggestion】 Direction: Short Entry: Around 120 Add-on: 125 Stop loss: 140 Around 5 PM, the price was about 120.9, still within the short position range near 120. This is just to explain the current price position; the plan content has no additions or reductions. The add-on at 125 and stop loss at 140 are still far away, and with thin weekend volume, there's no need to change the approach due to a few cents' fluctuation during the session. 【Technical Analysis｜1H】 Binance perpetual 1-hour chart, snapshot taken around 17:16. Latest price 120.90, this candle opened at 120.93, high 121.00, low 120.76, another narrow small candle. The recent few candles have a red P mark above, around 121.7, price hasn't touched it yet. The red zone above from 121.8 to 123.3 remains unchanged, the mark at 122.42 is still inside; the Weak High line is roughly drawn at 123.8. The green price label below changed from 119.08 to 119.54, attached to a narrow blue band around 119.0 to 119.9. Further below is a whole blue area extending from 116.2 to 118.3, the lower edge is the "Strong Low". OKX's 1-hour...$AXS — Damn, the shakeout is getting brutal! 📉 AXS is taking a serious beating, and the price action suggests that larger players may be aggressively moving and unloading positions. 💡 But there’s an important level to watch. The chart shows strong support around 1.24, with the latest candle forming a noticeable lower wick after the sell-off. That suggests buyers are still defending this zone. My setup: 🎯 Entry: 1.2454 🛑 Stop-loss: 1.21 🎯 First target: 1.32 Don’t get greedy, and most importaMy current judgment is:
Phase B has not been broken, and it is healthier than at 84K yesterday.
But it cannot yet be said that it has re-entered the "accelerated main rise."
Currently it belongs to:
87K surge → 84K pullback → 85K recovery
This is a relatively standard high-level oscillation/pullback confirmation process after a breakout.
The three most important positions for BTC now:
85K
This is the current central axis.
Holding above 85K indicates that the selling pressure near 84K yesterday is being digested.
85.7–86K
This is the next confirmation level.
If BTC breaks through and holds here again, I will start to lean towards:
The 84K pullback has ended → challenge 87K again.
87.2–87.4K
This is the real breakout threshold at present.
If it surges here again and can effectively break through, then Phase B will be significantly strengthened.
I am now reordering the probabilities:
First: Continue to rise
Probability: currently the highest
Path:
85K
→ 85.7K
→ 86K
→ 87K
→ 87.4K breakout
Once 87.4K is truly broken, the market structure will change.
Next, I will watch:
88.5K → 90K → 92K
Even after 90K, market sentiment will change significantly.
Second: Continue sideways
This is actually very normal.
For example:
83.8–86.5K
Oscillate back and forth for a few days.
Even appearing as:
85.8 → 84.2 → 85.5 → 84.7 → 86
No need to be too nervous $BTC Let's take a look at the Ethereum section. The outlook remains the same, and the key levels are still the same set, unchanged. On Sunday afternoon, volume is naturally low during the holiday; this article is simply to supplement the data. 【Operation Suggestions】 Short position: set up around 2,780 Short stop loss: none was given initially, risk control is up to everyone to manage Long position: light position around 2,650 Add to long position: 2,600 Long stop loss: break below 2,400 Around 5 PM in the afternoon, the price was about 2,698. About 80 points away from 2,780, about 50 points from 2,650, neither side has been reached yet. Weekend trading is thin; a fluctuation of 10 to 20 points during the session doesn't mean much. Follow the plan according to whichever price level it reaches. 【Technical Analysis｜1H】 Binance perpetual 1-hour chart, snapshot taken around 17:16. Latest price 2,698.22, this K-bar opened at 2,699.16, high 2,699.57, low 2,696.49, a very short small black K-bar. The previous two bars tried to push up, with the wick roughly touching 2,707, then sold back below 2,700. The price is now pressing above the green line at 2,691.47, with a BOS label next to it. Below the green line are two layers of blue: upper layer about 2,671–2,685, lower layer 2,650–2,667, Strong Low around 2,648. The red zone from 2,740 to 2,788 is still overhead, inside that 2📋 $BTC Weekly Review: Range approximately 82,900 to 87,200, ended the weekend at 84,900, almost flat for the week
PCE, ADP, and Nonfarm triple hit, the market took a roller coaster ride, net gain for 7 days only about 0.5%
Why is the 87,000 barrier so hard to break?
📈 Price Card:
· Weekly range approximately 82,900 to 87,200｜Weekend about 84,900｜7 days about +0.5%
· 87,000 has been a resistance level for most of this year (21Shares)
🗓️ Three major events this week:
1️⃣ PCE cooling: BTC surged to 85,639 then retraced
2️⃣ ISM Price Index 77.9, 10-year US Treasury yield surged to 5.34%
3️⃣ Nonfarm only increased by 29,000: BTC surged to 87,239 then retraced
💰 ETF Funds:
BTC +82.9 million (last week +2.39 billion)｜$ETH -118 million｜$SOL +800,000
⚙️ Contracts: Open interest about 53.6 billion USD, weekend liquidations only about 4.24 million USD, market is quiet
🔮 Next week: Whether BTC can close above 87,000, whether ETF volume will pick up again, changes in December rate hike expectations.
What do you think about BTC next week?
#BTC现货ETF重回流入，ETH资金持续流出 Woke up and still see this crazy coin hovering around 1300. After swinging in dozens of directions in a day, it finally settled here. Looks like the dog whales are doing quantitative trading to accumulate during the sideways movement. My short position opened at 800 probably won't break even until who knows when. I've been stuck for over a month and haven't dared to make any moves. Sideways trading is just torture; those who aren't firm have already cut losses and left. But I insist on being theTrump's "Trillion-Dollar Red Envelope": A High-Stakes Gamble with Triple Bubbles
Trump has once again proposed a $5,000 "citizen dividend" plan. If the Republican Party sweeps both chambers, 240 million American adults will share a $1.2 trillion cake. This is not only the largest stimulus since the pandemic but also an extreme test of market sentiment.
If the plan is implemented, a short-term frenzy will sweep through three types of assets: Bitcoin will be the first to benefit, as expectations of liquidity flooding will reignite the scarcity narrative; gold, as a traditional inflation hedge, will regain favor amid concerns over the dilution of the US dollar's credit; US stocks may see a flood of retail investor funds, but caution is needed against a valuation cliff after the "good news is fully priced in."
However, this high-stakes gamble hides three paradoxes: first, restrictions on funds for "domestic consumption" may push inflation higher, creating a wage-price spiral; second, the legality of bypassing Congressional approval is questionable, with many uncertainties in execution; third, US debt has already exceeded $35 trillion, and adding another $1.2 trillion will exacerbate the risk of fiscal deficit monetization.
The market may initially rise out of respect, but smart money is already calculating: when the stimulus tide recedes, who will catch the bubbles propped up by liquidity? Trump's "red envelope" feels more like a strong stimulant—short-term euphoria, long-term scars. For traders, going long on volatility may be wiser than chasing asset price highs themselves.
#美联储与欧洲央行将公布9月会议纪要 #BTC现货ETF重回流入，ETH资金持续流出 #贝森特：美债收益率上升符合全球趋势 A 0.16% margin rate feels like dancing on the edge of a knife. 🔪 If I don’t lock in some profits soon, tonight is going to be another sleepless night. Listen to the advice: reduce the position, protect the capital, and stay alive. Brothers, the moment I saw 0.16% in my account, I honestly felt a cold sweat. It had already fallen from 0.39% → 0.29% → 0.16%. I was basically pushing myself closer and closer to the liquidation line. Position Update $BCH — The comeback king! Full position, 10x lever$ZEC [Note on Figure 1: ZEC daily candlestick chart, current price 1323.48, 24-hour increase of 1.62%. This wave started near 249, peaked at 1695.50, then pulled back from the high, currently in a high-level correction phase. The chart shows previous buy and sell markers from the back-and-forth battle between bulls and bears.]
This round of ZEC is a super bull market driven by the privacy narrative, with a violent surge followed by a high-level pullback. The daily indicator KD has entered a low position, offering a short-term opportunity for oversold recovery, but overall it remains a high-level consolidation after a major bull run. Resistance above is in the 1400-1695 range, with support near 1206 below.
[Note on Figure 2: Screenshot of ZEC 20x short grid strategy, running for 44 days, the strategy has paused after exceeding the range, with a total investment of 45.1 and a significant cumulative loss.]
This is the big pitfall I previously fell into: a 20x leveraged short grid. I was bearish on its valuation long-term but underestimated the damage caused by a strong one-sided trend. The grid logic is to arbitrage in a range-bound market; when faced with such a trending bull market, the grid range is directly broken, and leverage quickly amplifies floating losses.
Many traders' biggest enemy is the unwillingness to admit mistakes. Holding a subjective long-term bearish view, they go straight to high-leverage shorts, ignoring short-term trends. Even if the long-term logic is correct, without the short-term trend, high leverage can severely damage the account.
In the environment of 5% US Treasury yields, privacy coins are a strong thematic speculation without stable cash flow, entirely driven by capital sentiment. Once the market starts, the price increase can far exceed expectations, making high-leverage shorting against the trend extremely risky. To put it simply, the news is that Trump is once again emphasizing his midterm promise to give everyone $5000, and this time he's even more determined. If this really comes true, it would be like helicopter money being dropped; the extra liquidity has to flow into something, and large-cap assets like $BTC and $ETH would definitely be the prime targets.
This directly relates to my two core holdings. I opened a long position on $BTC at 84754 with 100x leverage; and a long on $ETH at 2681.3, also 100x. Currently, one has an unrealized profit of 8 USD, the other 15 USD—not much, but with high leverage, what’s most needed is a grand narrative that can change the overall market sentiment and capital flow to drive it. If the market buys into this "big liquidity injection" expectation and starts trading on it, then these two positions of mine could see more than just small gains; it might trigger a major upward wave. I plan to hold tight and let the bullets fly.
However, there’s always another side. If the market thinks it’s just empty talk, or this news has already been priced in, then it’s useless. The most direct signal to watch is the price: if $BTC can’t even hold the current 84985 level and starts dropping, or if $ETH can’t push above 2695 and just fizzles out, that means no one is really paying attention to this, it’s pure noise. My high-leverage longs are actually more dangerous in such times, so I have to be ready to exit at any moment.
Don’t let the news lead you by the nose; watching how the price moves is what really matters. Good afternoon, family.Let's take a look at the Bitcoin section. To conclude: my view remains the same, and the price levels have not changed at all. Liquidity is naturally low on weekends; this afternoon's article mainly provides the latest data update for everyone. 【Trading Suggestion】 Direction: Long (original plan, now just for reference) Entry range: 83,000–83,500 Add-on point: 81,000 Stop loss point: 78,000 Take profit point: 86,000 Current stance: If you can take profit, definitely exit; no new entry calls. The 2 PM candle first touched 85,000, closed above it at 3 PM, and around 5 PM hovered near 85,103. However, there is still about a 900-point gap to the 86,000 take profit. Weekend trading volume is thin; one or two large orders can easily push the price up or down. I won't use this kind of movement as a new signal. For those still holding positions, if the price reaches the take profit, close it; for those without positions, these numbers are purely for reference, and no entry is called in this article. 【Technical Analysis｜1H】 This afternoon's chart is Binance perpetual 1-hour, captured around 17:16. The latest price on screen is 85,103.5; the current candle opened at 85,063.1, high 85,103.6, low 85,004.4, with a very small body. The green line at 84,472.5 from noon has been replaced; now it is the green price mark at 84,677.3, supported below by a blue band roughly between 84,500 and 84,700.These two small bullish candles may look like stabilization, but don’t be fooled. Look at the past four days of price action together, and the behavior of the major players becomes much clearer. At around 2:30 PM on October 1st, $ETH suddenly began dropping through several consecutive 5-minute candles without any obvious catalyst. After spending so long consolidating at elevated levels, this was the first clear instance of aggressive selling pressure. A move like that can be more revealing than Day 34, October 3rd, single-day loss of -2,156.67 yuan. Account cumulative profit and loss -2,156.67 yuan, starting October with two consecutive days of losses. $BTC $ETH
On this day, Bitcoin consolidated around $84,000, Ethereum fell below $2,680, down 1.15% in 24 hours. Major coins showed clear divergence, not a one-sided market, more like high-level rotation. The total market capitalization was about $2.89 trillion, down 3.15% in 24 hours, trading volume expanded by 26.3% compared to the previous day, but market cap actually declined—an increase in volume with a drop in market cap indicates selling pressure remains, local rebounds do not equal broad gains.
However, the macro environment is undergoing drastic changes.
US September nonfarm payrolls increased by only 29,000, far below the expected 90,000, with July and August revised down by a total of 60,000. After the data release, the probability of a rate hike in October dropped sharply from 70% a week ago to 14%-25%. Federal Reserve Vice Chair Jefferson and New York Fed President Williams both stated "no rush to raise rates again," and the market quickly lowered rate hike bets.
At the same time, the SEC proposed a new crypto asset custody framework allowing investment advisors and funds to self-custody digital assets under certain conditions, seen by the market as a substantial positive for institutional entry. Citi even raised Bitcoin’s 12-month target price sharply from $82,000 to $113,000, and Ethereum’s target from $2,240 to $3,028.
The macro is warming up, but I am losing money.
The reason is simple—I chased long positions near $84,500, betting that the nonfarm data would drive BTC to break through. But after Bitcoin surged to $87,000, it quickly pulled back, and I was stopped out during the retracement. In the past 24 hours, the entire network liquidated $349 million, with long liquidations reaching $307 million, accounting for 88%. Bitcoin long liquidations were $71.26 million, Ethereum long liquidations $65 million. I am just a speck of dust in those over $300 million.
Thirty-four days have passed. From the roller coaster in September to the consecutive losses at the start of October, Bitcoin rose 7.33% cumulatively in September, Ethereum nearly 10%, yet my cumulative profit and loss over two months remains negative. Rate hike expectations are cooling, institutional target prices are rising, ETH spot ETFs have net inflows exceeding $800 million in nearly 30 days—all signals say "the big picture hasn’t changed," but my positions have never waited for the day the direction materializes.
What these 2,156 yuan taught me is not how to judge direction, but to survive until that day before the direction arrives. Elon Musk talks about intelligence, while the crypto world is busy with secret codes 😂
He did indeed change AI to SI in a previous public speech, but mentioning that term is completely different from recommending Super Inu.
Looking at this news flash, I think what people are trading is not "this project suddenly became valuable," but rather "will others rush in when they see these two letters?"
It's not about researching artificial intelligence, but about studying the associative ability of the next group of people.
I don't deny that such hot topics present trading opportunities. But just because the abbreviation coincides doesn't mean it's connected to Musk, nor does it mean the project suddenly gained technology, users, or revenue.
What I am most wary of is buying while fully aware it's just riding the hype, then after buying, seriously analyzing "Is Musk hinting at something?" Initially intending a short-term trade, but ending up fabricating a long-term story for your position.
He can change topics at no cost, but when we follow, it's real money on the line.
With these celebrity-driven Meme waves, will you ride the emotional surge or just watch others profit?Of course, here’s a rewritten version that sounds more natural and like a real trader’s post:
Although I’ve made 467% profit shorting $ZEC, I’m not going to force a bearish stance just for the sake of shorting.
Instead, I want to remind the bulls out there: there’s probably no need to panic in the short term.
Let’s look at some data.
According to the latest CoinGlass data, the long-short ratio among Binance’s top traders has reached 1.6172, showing that whales are clearly more bullish; meanwhile, retail traders have a long-short ratio between 0.85 and 1.16, with shorts actually accumulating.
Simply put:
Whales are leaning bullish, retail traders are chasing shorts.
In this setup, a short squeeze rebound in the short term can’t be ruled out — it might first flush out the short chasers before deciding the next direction.
But note, my medium- to long-term bearish view on $ZEC remains unchanged.
Fundamental pressures still exist: insider selling, regulatory expectations, ETF capital outflows, and other issues haven’t been truly resolved.
So my approach is clear:
Respect the capital signals in the short term, but remain bearish in the medium to long term.
I won’t close my shorts just because there might be a short-term rebound, but if prices rise, I’ll consider rolling and adjusting my positions.
For longs that are stuck, it’s actually a good opportunity to reduce positions during the rebound — don’t mistake a single bounce for a trend reversal.
Until the bottom is confirmed, it’s better to be slow than to chase hastily.
The market is always changing; follow the money, not the emotions.
$BTC $SOL
#FedECBMeetingMinutes Less than 3 years ago, the SEC was still fighting over a plain spot Bitcoin $ETF. Now it has cleared the exchange rules for 3x $BTC and $ETH products. Kinda wild how fast this changed.
To me, the bigger signal is not the leverage itself. It’s that $BTC is being folded into the same product machine as gold, oil and natural gas.
These funds still need effective S-1 registrations before trading starts, so they’re not live yet. But the direction is hard to miss.Yesterday, a brother messaged me privately. He told me he had lost three months’ worth of salary on $ZEC and asked me if I thought he should keep holding. I didn’t reply. Because three months ago, I was the one holding on. I know that feeling all too well—the middle-of-the-night wake-ups, grabbing the phone to check the price, palms sweating, heart racing, wondering whether tomorrow will be even worse. So today, with my two short positions showing around +434% floating profit on $ZEC and +88% onZEC's ETF is experiencing withdrawals, and veteran traders are closely watching this critical level.
Grayscale Zcash ETF has seen its first weekly net outflow, with withdrawals totaling $93.6 million. In the previous two weeks, it was still strongly attracting nearly $100 million, showing a rapid shift in capital flow.
Additionally, community reports indicate that part of the funds stolen from Bitget have flowed into the Zcash privacy pool, amounting to over $3 million. While this won't directly crash the market, it will generate negative sentiment.
From a technical perspective, the price has retraced about 21% from the high of 1698, RSI has reached the neutral zone at 50, ADX is at 52, indicating the trend strength remains but is questionable going forward. Moving averages maintain a bullish alignment, the mid-term structure is still intact, but short-term momentum has clearly weakened.
The key level is 1233: closing above this price on the daily chart is considered a normal pullback and the market is still tradable; if it breaks below, the support below will weaken and the correction could deepen.
In the short term, the adjustment is likely not over yet, and ETF capital outflows show no signs of stabilizing. If the rebound near 1410 fails to push higher, it is suitable to reduce positions and not chase the highs.
$DASH $ZEC $NEAR
(For market observation only, not investment advice)Looking at BTC and ETH over the weekend just by cycle and naked K-line.
$BTC is in the first wave of an oversold rebound cycle. This rally's pullback hasn't broken 80857 and is still within the range. As long as it doesn't break 80857, it's still consolidating, waiting for a breakout. The late-stage bull trap of this rebound cycle hasn't appeared yet.
For ETH, at 2435, it's the same logic. If sudden news breaks it, watch for a recovery. If it doesn't recover and hold, it means weakness.
But $ZEC is near 1100, and the 4-hour chart shows another drop. A sharp sell-off here could actually be a buying opportunity.
Market liquidity is poor now, so the speed of the drop to key levels will be faster, shortening waiting times. It depends on whether funds flow back; if they do and push prices up without breaking the range, keep holding.
#VanEck：比特币或继续扩大市场份额 Three coins in a thin order book: Don't mistake target prices for current prices
The market now resembles an order book with its depth pulled away; prices move easily, but actual cash transactions may not keep up. BTC is around 84.7K, with the rebound path first looking to see if 85.2K can turn into support, then challenging the weekly high of 87.4K, before talking about 90K. Citi's 113K is a twelve-month target, not a price to be realized over the weekend. If 82.8K breaks, the next level to watch is 80K.
$ETH is about 2,680; to restore sentiment, it must first reclaim 2.76K, then close above 2.77K to confirm, only then can it aim for 3.00K. Citi's 3,028 is also a long-term outlook; closing confirmation is more important than intraday touches. The downside defense line is 2.60K.
$XRP is about 1.49, with short-term steps at 1.55, 1.66 close, and 1.80. The real breakout is still 1.66; before holding above it, it's considered a test. 1.46 is support; breaking below it means structural weakness.
Rises in a thin market are more like a roadmap rather than transaction prices. Each target requires closing and follow-through validation; otherwise, it's just a point on the map. Risk reminder: The above is market observation and does not constitute investment advice. #美联储与欧洲央行将公布9月会议纪要 #BTC现货ETF重回流入，ETH资金持续流出 To be honest, in my eyes, the metaverse is one of the worst sectors and also the one I look down on the most.
The old coin SAND has risen quite a bit recently, and this lousy sector is being played with again. Several Korean exchanges issued a trading warning removal notice; on the day of the announcement on October 2nd, it surged over 50%. No matter how much it rises, I still don't favor it.
SAND didn't suddenly launch any particularly profitable new business; it's just that the previous risk warning was lifted, and the market reacted so strongly—I find that unbelievable.
It’s also possible that some manipulative traders just picked a random token to stir things up. I looked at MANA, which used to be SAND’s little brother, and it also gained quite a bit, but it’s still very weak, too weak. Just look at the weekly and monthly charts—it's really pitiful, so pitiful that I don’t even want to look at it anymore.
Now, truly good projects definitely have very profitable business lines or have launched new businesses with huge earning potential. In the future, altcoins will evolve toward the US stock market model, no longer just pure air coins.
$SAND $BTC is acting up, why did Bitcoin rise again? Was last night just a fakeout?
Last night it pulled up to 85000, I felt it wouldn't break through, so I entered a short position near 85000. Today the lowest it dropped was 84500, and now it's pulling up again.
Could it be heading for an upward breakout? If I had known, I would have exited at 84500. If it goes up again, there will be more suspense.
$ETH's rebound today is very strong, with almost no pullback, continuously bouncing from 2650 and breaking through 2700.
If 2700 holds steady, that would be troublesome. Gold opens tomorrow; it probably won't just pump directly.
Could it be continuing last week's upward trend? If it's a downtrend, then this is just a rebound divergence high point. Please stop rising, I beg you, if you rise any more my profits will be gone, my little heart can't take it, sisters.
What exactly is going on with $ZEC, why did it suddenly start to pull back, is it going to break a new high again?
From the chart, the highest reached 1345, the lowest 1283.
MACD formed a death cross above the zero line, the red bars are shortening, DIF is turning down, and volume hasn't kept up.
Looks like it's reaching the end.
But to me, it looks more like a bull trap rather than a breakout to new highs.
Maybe it has fallen too much, so a brief pullback is normal.
Currently, I'm not in a hurry to exit, I still maintain a bearish view because the price is still too high, and there has never been a sideways bottom.
My short position was opened at 1656, current price 1322, floating profit 66u.
Plan: If it rises to 1400-1450, I will add to the short with profits, stop loss above 1460, target 1200.
If it falls directly, I'll hold to let the profits run.
Don't be scared off by a small rebound, the trend hasn't changed.
$BTC
$ETH
#美联储与欧洲央行将公布9月会议纪要 Brothers, my view is just one word: long. No detours.
Institutions have been buying for 11 consecutive weeks, ETFs haven't stopped, Strategy is still scooping up, and the on-chain accumulation pattern is exactly the same as before the two surges last year. 85,000 is already underfoot, once 86,900 breaks, the upper area is a vacuum.
Funding rates are still negative, this wave isn't built on leverage, it's spot buying. Stablecoin shrinkage, disappointing non-farm payrolls, the shadow of October 10th liquidation, I know all these—but bad news can't push it down, that's the biggest bullish sign.
My operation: I'll add at the pullback to 84,800-85,000, admit I'm wrong if it breaks below 83,000, but I don't believe it will go back there. The target is first 90,000, then 100,000.
Brothers, I'm going long this wave, how about you?🌅 Sunday afternoon: BTC back to 2680, HYPE holds 88, DOGE around 0.093
$ETH 2679, dropped from 2755 to 2679, broke 2700 but couldn't hold and returned within a day. ETF outflow pressure persists, BTC is half a step weaker than ETH. 2650 is support; if it holds, it will consolidate sideways, if broken, it will drop back to 2600. This week, watch if BTC can retake 85000.
$HYPE 88.791, fell from 90.8 to 88.8. The foundation of 97% protocol revenue buyback remains, 88 is previously tested support. Monday's key is whether it can reclaim 90; if it does, a catch-up rally will come, if not, it will fall back to 85. Don't add positions or sell at this level.
$DOGE 0.09311, dropped from 0.097 to 0.093. 3% away from 0.1 but didn't reach it; meme sentiment comes fast and goes fast. 0.093 was previous support; if it holds, there's still a chance to push to 0.1 this week, if broken, watch 0.09.
#SEC加密资产托管新规，拟放宽机构自托管限制 Three on Sunday: BTC holds 2650, HYPE around 88, DOGE watching 0.093. Don't trade in the morning, wait for BTC's direction.BTC long-term valuation logic
Half of gold's market value can serve as a reference point for BTC's future potential, but it is not the end point.
The real challenge for $BTC to reach $500,000 does not lie in the "valuation story," but in whether institutions and long-term capital continue to increase their allocation ratios. Changes in the proportion of capital are the core variable determining the upper limit.
As for the risk of quantum computing, it is indeed worth including in long-term observation, but in the short term, it is not the main factor affecting BTC adoption.
#VanEckBitcoinOutlook #BTC
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Strengthen the logical support for $500,000
Unify the language style throughout the entire text[Ergou Market Watch: Next Week's Macro Super Week, Is Inflation Going to Act Up Again?]
Brothers, next week's macro calendar is extremely packed. Ergou highlights the key point in one sentence: Inflation resilience remains, and central banks are still hawkish!
1. US Focus: Shattering Rate Cut Fantasies
Monday's ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI and Friday's Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index are the main events. The service sector shows "demand is not weak, costs are higher," consumers' "perceived inflation" expectations reach as high as 4.6%, yet consumer spending remains resilient. This divergence means the Fed still has to weigh decisions repeatedly, rate cut expectations are easily suppressed again, and risk assets continue to be under pressure.
2. Global Central Banks: The Tightening Shadow Lingers
The Bank of Japan just raised rates, and Governor Ueda's speech on Tuesday will likely continue the "further tightening" stance; the Reserve Bank of India may hike rates on Wednesday; the ECB's Thursday meeting minutes lean hawkish. Global liquidity is tightening, so there isn't much fuel for the crypto market's party.
Ergou's heartfelt words:
The current macro environment is a deadlock of "high interest rates, strong dollar, and stagflation concerns." Around data releases, markets are prone to sharp spikes; market makers love to exploit data to trigger contract explosions.
Trading Strategy:
Next week, absolutely avoid heavy bets on one-sided moves, control contract positions, and keep plenty of USDT. After data is released and the market digests it, look for opportunities to pick up cheap chips.🚨 Don't be quick to get scared off by BTC's recent pullback!
I'm the mid-term intelligence guy. 👊
Today's position data shows that the $BTC market bullish sentiment is about 57%, with overall sentiment still leaning positive.
What’s even more worth noting are these signals:
🔑 Signal 1: Institutional funds are still entering the market
BlackRock's IBIT has increased its BTC holdings by about $1.57 billion in the past month, with total holdings now exceeding 800,000 BTC. This week, the US spot BTC ETF also recorded a net inflow of about $82.9 million.
Funds are not withdrawing significantly; instead, they are continuing to add positions.
🐋 Signal 2: Whales are tightening supply
In the past 30 days, whales have accumulated about 75,000 BTC, while over 40,000 BTC have been withdrawn from exchanges.
Fewer coins are staying on exchanges, tightening the supply side. Bitwise also pointed out that some sovereign funds are shifting from gold to BTC, and institutional adoption trends are still advancing.
🎯 Signal 3: Wall Street price targets continue to rise
Citi has raised its 12-month BTC price target from $82,000 to $113,000.
So my view is simple:
Short-term volatility is normal, but if supply continues to tighten and institutional funds keep flowing in, this pullback might actually be a better opportunity for mid-term investors to get in.
#DailyOrbit $STRK 【STRK 15-minute candlestick chart, current price 0.05446, 24-hour increase of 10.73%, rapidly rising from the low of 0.04282, peaking at 0.05673 before slightly pulling back and consolidating】
This round belongs to the Layer2 sector rotation market, entering a sideways digestion phase after a volume surge and rally. Short-term moving averages are in a bullish alignment, with key support around 0.051 below and short-term resistance formed at the high of 0.05673 above. The KD indicator is at a mid-level, leaving room for further contest, but selling pressure may release at any time after continuous rises.
Considering the 5% high interest rate environment of US Treasury bonds, STRK is a well-known Layer2 token and one of the core assets in the sector.
Advantages: Strong sector narrative, ongoing ecosystem development, preferred choice for capital when the sector rallies;
Risks: Continuous unlocking pressure exists, with many early-stage holders; once market enthusiasm fades, selling pressure from large holders should not be underestimated. The Layer2 sector overall is highly dependent on broader market liquidity.Technical indicators are a very successful product, successfully sold to those who want to take shortcuts to make money.
They are more like Jesus in the eyes of believers; faith brings results.
Just like the gold rush, gold miners may not get rich, but the sellers of shovels always make a steady profit. - This position has been repeatedly tested, but what really deserves attention is not the price, but the leverage temperature on the derivatives side. Have you noticed that the closer it gets to support, the open interest doesn't really decrease? Let's break down this number first. BTC returning to around 84500, institutional participation and the inflation-hedging narrative are indeed providing support, but short-term price fluctuations are almost entirely driven by ETF subscriptions/redemptions and macro data. The key is that this "seemingly stable" structure often means both bulls and bears are increasing leverage waiting for direction; once macro data deviates from expectations, the squeeze will cause derivatives to drop faster than spot. The bullish path is ETF net inflows resuming and funding rates staying neutral, so the support can hold; the risk is overheating funding rates combined with piled-up open interest, where a single trigger can wipe out a batch of late buyers. So at this stage, I prefer to hold the base position, not chase the rally, only make small regular investments near support, do less short-term trading, and reduce the chance of friction losses. On the ETH side, the ecosystem heat has indeed returned, and funds are pushing towards 2700, but its volatility is naturally greater than BTC, with more pronounced elasticity during sector rotation. The bullish logic is continued increase in staking ratio and ongoing ecosystem narratives; the risk is that if rotation stops, the pullback will be sharper. My approach is to keep the base position steady, do small swings around the 2680 moving average, while monitoring staking rate changes as a gauge of sentiment. Looking at a few high-volatility targets: CT is the type that only has elasticity following sector rotation, it doesn't have an independent trend itself, so only small positions should be played with, and stop-losses are a must; exit if broken. PONS is pure speculation, its ups and downs are not$BAND Damn it! BAND's shakeout has almost made me throw up my overnight meal. It's a pure capital game, not even bothering to fabricate any fundamentals, the manipulative traders are calling each other idiots inside. I've been watching the 0.2302 level for a long time; the volume has shrunk to a toothpick size, and selling pressure is basically exhausted. From a technical perspective, this is a short-term iron bottom, with the upside target at 0.25 first. If it breaks below 0.22, cut losses and get out immediately, no hesitation. This kind of situation with no news and purely based on candlesticks is a battle of who can endure longer than the manipulators. If you want to join, place your orders on the lower cards, don't chase the highs, just lay in ambush. Control your position size and always set stop losses 🔥
In this shakeout, were you thrown off the bus, or are you like me, still on board snacking on sunflower seeds? 👇👇👇