
37度-流动性猎人
37度-流动性猎人
BTC holder since 2013 Building @SpiderPool_com 创业老兵|币圈踩雷达人|远洋捕捞体验者|2016交易所|2017挖矿|2022暴雷破产|2026AI机房/OKX最高排行第9交易员 首创流动性交易,擅长Liquidity Hunting
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$GOOG dropped a bit after I bought it. Previously recommended to buy at 334, today it's 349, still room to grow, suitable for those seeking relatively stable returns.
Short term Gemini 4 release will cause a rise, earnings season will cause a rise.
Long term, it's still a bullish sign for AI agents.

Holding hedged short positions on BTC and UNI, if the price rises I earn less but collect the fees; if it falls, I earn both the fees and the short position profits, which helps reduce costs. The main purpose is to prevent heavy losses in altcoins in case this small bull run ends. The fourth quarter is generally a season of tight liquidity, so defense is key. This is also one reason why I suggest gradually reducing spot holdings from September to November, rather than going all-in at 80k. For me, BTC at 80k is about as attractive as ETH below triple digits. I'd rather invest my money in AI, where my position has already significantly outperformed my crypto holdings.
Brother Du, I've been a bit confused lately, and I want to ask you for some advice.
Du Ge, I've been a bit confused lately and want to ask you for some advice. I first got into crypto in early October last year. At first, I was running quantitative strategies, but that strategy was just a holding strategy, and after a black swan event, I stopped running it. Then I started trading manually. I've studied Chan theory, naked K, and smart money. But honestly, as I learned more, it felt like I forgot everything. Now I trade based on naked K, liquidity to see support and resistance levels, and then when the price reaches those levels, I look at volume-price relationships. I've been refining this system through the bear market over the past year, allowing me to go from losses to break-even and then to profits. I mainly trade in ranging markets; I'm not very good at trending markets. Now crypto has started to bull a bit, but for some reason, my system's win rate has dropped a lot in the past month. Du Ge, could you give me some advice? Much appreciated 🙏🏻 1:08 AM ---- I've thought about it, and I used to have the same confusion. I also studied various technical schools. I think your direction is right and you've received positive feedback, forming a good virtuous learning cycle. You've also found your niche, which is trading ranges. Your recent low win rate is because recently BTC has surged 51% in this trend. Also, when trading ranges, it's very necessary to set stop losses at the range boundaries; if you don't do this well, it will affect your win rate. Also, don't be too greedy in range trading, but take profits at the lower boundary of the range when you should. If not, use a grid bot for automated trading and set stop losses at both ends. I've always said this industry has many opportunities and niches—some focus on direction, some don't follow trends, some trade ranges.
$HYPE update, 90 ran away, looking back, should have shorted it 🤣

$UNI exchange balances continue to hit new highs, with large holders still depositing coins into exchanges, continuing clear distribution. Planning to open a hedging short position until the exchange balance stops increasing, then close the position. When the balance decreases and the price reaches the target, open a spot position.
The hedge position can also help prevent losses. In case the first quarter altcoin season ends and enters a range-bound/long-term downward shakeout with a 30-50% pullback combined with a long duration, it can be tough. I discussed my thoughts in "Why I close contract positions and reduce altcoin holdings at this time..." which everyone can review for reference.
There is still 1 year and 7 months until the halving day, plenty of time to build positions. On one hand, you want to avoid missing out, on the other hand, you need to consider how to endure this year-plus after building positions. But UNI's weekly and monthly charts are strongly bullish, so don't fear being trapped; holding on and not getting shaken out is key. Buy more as it falls. Recently breaking below 8.4 to hunt longs by the main force is still very attractive.
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Snapshot at Sep 29, 2026, 09:23
$BTC This post has been verified again, after the consolidation, it goes down!
Both the timing and direction are correct, just waiting to break 822, then the next downward wave will come.
But surprisingly, not many people are watching this post. If the remaining lower range 822 is taken out, the first season of altcoin season might be over.
Looking back at this small bull market, from the high around 87k, I called that Bitcoin might pull back by ten thousand dollars, fangshouyibo, reducing/clearing altcoins, closing contracts, then predicted BTC would consolidate between 84-86k, and after consolidation ends, it would go down—all of which came true!
Lately, I've been a bit lucky, seems like I've found a way to judge the direction, but I'm still iterating, not sure if it will revert to the mean later, hopefully not


$BTC 854 and 829 hit 123 times✅
$BTC 854 and 829 hit 123 times ✅. This prediction was confirmed again: 829 was almost precise, 854 was just over 100 yuan short, and the main players gave face. Looking back at this period, it was an ETF-driven mini bull market. Wall Street entered the market, and BTC quickly broke through multiple option resistance levels while rushing toward 90k. It was extremely strong. Being too rigid only made it more fragile. The toughness of Iran and the sudden surge in US Treasury yields worsened the macro situation, and it was suddenly suppressed at a high level. We're back to being suppressed by option positions, plus options delivery at the end of the month. So, as I mentioned in the quote, 'The main players will try to keep the price between 84-86k in these days, taking liquidity from both sides.' In fact, that's the case. The earliest possible breakthrough is tomorrow, Monday, and the reasonable time is around October 1. Breaking the deadlock means we'll have to go back to another pointless place. After this round of options delivery and this fluctuation, the main players will have to choose their direction again. I've been thinking these past two days—are you idiots going up, or are you idiots going down? What do you think? I'd like to hear everyone's opinions. Let me share my thoughts first: If it goes up, it breaks through the 90k gamma wall, opening up the upward space. If it goes down, it means entering the negative gamma zone, accelerating the decline, with volatility rapidly amplifying, plunging straight to 80k or even 75k. I'm not sure, but I judge that the upward fool is most likely. BTC has risen 51% from its highest point from the bottom. If this month's moving average closes higher, then it will be the third consecutive month of gains. The probability of another sharp rally in the fourth month is a bit smaller
The first season of the altcoin season might be over, preparing to close out HYPE
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Snapshot at Sep 28, 2026, 18:03
Make a hedge, BTC has entered the negative Gamma zone, see my latest range post from yesterday for details
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Snapshot at Sep 28, 2026, 18:01
$ZEC 170 was precisely hit, the 124th time✅
The actual price reached 1699, just 1 dollar short, but I didn't expect to hit 170 so quickly
$ZEC 164 hit, the 119th time✅
New range:
170
167
161 market price
164 is a must-hit, that's why I dared to build a position at 144, but the core logic of building the position is still because too many people are shorting. When everyone goes long, I get off, forming a logical closed loop
1700 $ZEC will arrive soon, something unimaginable a month ago, right? Next month will be the same thinking, a strong asset, ignoring the overall market

