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$JELLYJELLY listed coin, never playing again, will get scammed to death
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Snapshot at Sep 26, 2026, 19:06

$2Z I'm really speechless, got scared away yesterday!!!
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Snapshot at Sep 26, 2026, 18:09
There is some very interesting recent data:
The $BTC /$XAU Z-score (a statistical concept) has risen from -100% to about 19.89,
setting a new high for the year.
This means 1 Bitcoin can now be exchanged for nearly 20 ounces of gold.
Historically, this is usually a signal that Bitcoin has bottomed out.
Will the "bull market" really come next?
There are indeed different positive signals in reality:
1) Institutional funds continue to flow in — the US spot Bitcoin ETF had a net inflow of nearly $1 billion on September 21 alone,
with Wall Street giants like BlackRock and Fidelity openly increasing their positions.
This continuous buying by "sunshine funds" provides solid bottom support for the price.
2) Technical patterns are strengthening — Bitcoin recently broke through $87,000,
reaching an 8-month high,
and climbed back above the 200-day moving average.
A new four-year cycle bull market may have already started.
However,
macroeconomic pressures remain:
1) The Federal Reserve is raising interest rates, possibly again in October.
2) Regulatory uncertainty — the "Clarity Act" failed to pass,
affecting the pace of institutional entry.
What’s next?
The next key point is the weekly close on September 27.
If $BTC can hold above $88,000,
it will greatly increase the credibility of bull market confirmation.
At the same time,
the sustainability of spot ETF fund inflows, liquidity changes, and clarity in regulatory policies are all factors determining whether the market trend can continue.
Bull markets are never a straight upward climb; mid-term pullbacks and fluctuations are the norm.
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Snapshot at Sep 26, 2026, 21:29
ACH (Alchemy Pay) Fiat + Crypto Hybrid Payment Value Summary
Core Definition
Alchemy Pay has created a hybrid payment gateway: users can pay using either fiat currency or cryptocurrency; after merchants receive payments, they can directly settle in their local fiat currency without holding crypto assets, avoiding the risk of price volatility. This bridges traditional payment channels with blockchain assets. ACH is the utility token within this network, used for fee discounts, merchant staking, and transaction incentive cashback.
I. Value to Merchants
1. Expand customer base without bearing price volatility risk
After activation, merchants can accept payments from traditional credit cards, local wallets, and Web3 crypto asset users simultaneously. Even if customers pay with cryptocurrency, the platform can instantly convert it to fiat for settlement into the merchant’s account, so merchants do not need to handle or hold crypto, eliminating their biggest concern.
2. One-stop access to multiple global channels
Integrates Visa, local e-wallets, and hundreds of fiat channels, while also supporting mainstream crypto assets. A single POS system covers online stores and offline POS, reducing the technical cost for cross-border merchants to access Web3.
3. Reduce cross-border settlement costs and shorten payment cycles
Traditional cross-border remittance fees are high and settlement is slow; hybrid payment leverages blockchain settlement chains to improve cross-border fund clearing efficiency, suitable for foreign trade and cross-border e-commerce.
II. Value to Ordinary Users
1. Freedom to choose payment methods, lowering Web3 usage barriers
No need to exchange coins at an exchange first; users can directly buy digital assets or RWA tokenized assets with credit cards or local fiat wallets. Conversely, crypto assets in hand can be directly used for offline and online consumption, achieving interoperability between fiat and digital assets.
2. ACH token brings network benefits
Staking ACH for transactions reduces fees and earns cashback; merchants must stake ACH to join, continuously generating token demand within the network.
III. Industry-Level Profound Significance
1. Eliminates the biggest bottleneck in crypto payments
The core pain point for ordinary merchants rejecting crypto payments is price volatility. The hybrid payment model separates the payment side (which can be crypto) from the settlement side (stable fiat), solving the volatility problem. This is key infrastructure for crypto’s real-world commercial adoption.
2. Bridges traditional finance and Web3 entry/exit channels (fiat↔crypto gateways)
Builds a compliant fiat-to-crypto asset conversion bridge, providing foundational payment infrastructure for RWA tokenized stocks and on-chain asset purchases, and is the basis for large-scale Web3 adoption.
3. Differentiated positioning in the sector—not a speculative coin, but payment infrastructure
Unlike pure public chains or MEME coins, ACH’s value is tied to payment transaction volume and merchant onboarding scale. The larger the network transaction volume, the stronger the token’s use cases and demand.


Bitcoin at 84,000, Ethereum at 2,600, Solana at 121. Another day of sideways movement, with these three coins barely moving. Some might find it boring, but I'm increasingly convinced: this quiet is a buildup. Look at the structure, Bitcoin has been oscillating between 83,000 and 85,000 for almost a week now. The fact it can't drop means there are buyers below; the fact it can't rise means it's just waiting for a catalyst. The longer the sideways consolidation, the more energy accumulates, and once the direction is chosen, the market often moves fiercely. At this stage, the most important thing is not to stare at the charts guessing the direction, but to review your plan again: what to do if it rises, what to do if it falls, are your orders placed properly, do you have enough bullets left. My three-tier buy orders remain in place at 82,500, 80,000, and 78,000, not moving a bit. If the market offers a price, I take it; if not, I watch. In trading, in the end, it's not about who predicts better, but who endures longer. Those who can stick to discipline and stay calm during silent sideways movement are the ones qualified to wait for the day the market kicks off. Tonight, keep doing what you should, the market watches for you, the plan executes for you.
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Snapshot at Sep 26, 2026, 21:17
Lessons Learned from New DEX Coins (Part Seven)
Originally thought that new coins just launched on the $PUMP platform, within two hours, are easily drained of liquidity and instantly go to zero, so I specifically chose new coins from $PONS v2, like the two below.
As a result, one ELITZA is a Pixiu coin (can only buy, cannot sell), and one XPAD instantly plummeted to 5 zeros; invested 19u and got back 1u, losing 18u.
A slight consolation is that the $PUMP #Strategy proposal to issue daily dividends for preferred shares led to a surge in the platform's YAP; sold 12,000 to recover 50u, continuing to look for suitable targets to speculate on.
This YAP has already recovered the principal and 50u profit, with 5,000 remaining. Originally didn't want to sell, hoping to gamble on Golden Dog? But I am unwilling to invest more principal in DEX. The only one bought these two days gave excess returns, basically breaking even for these two days' earnings.
Please continue to follow and feel free to comment and discuss.
#特朗普据悉拒绝7天方案,霍尔木兹重开再生变




$ZEC is back near 1530 after rebounding toward 1600 and pulling back.
1530 remains an important support zone. A brief dip below 1530 could trigger long liquidations around 1520, potentially creating a bear trap before another rebound.
For now, I’m watching whether 1530 holds and whether short positions continue to build.
#BTCETF2.8BInflowStreak #USLongTermYieldsRise
What kind of coin is $ONDO, why did it rise again? Shorted at 0.514, when can I break even?
ONDO surged to 0.5605 and closed with a long upper shadow, clearly it was hammered after the surge, bulls are a bit powerless.
Resistance at 0.560‑0.562, heavy selling pressure at this level, hard to break through without volume.
Short-term watershed at 0.538‑0.540, if held, it can still oscillate and grind; once broken, it will retest the previous low at 0.514. Expecting a break below 0.514
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Snapshot at Sep 26, 2026, 18:53
Here's a point many people haven't noticed, which I've mentioned before: the real peak of the last bull market was actually in August, not October. The October spike was purely a fake-out, shaking out both shorts and longs. Looking back with this logic, the early bear bottom hit in July this year, a month ahead, makes perfect sense, right?
So how should we respond next?
The key is to guard against fake-outs that clear longs. Don't short; place orders to buy spot near the concentrated liquidation zones of contracts. Buy a little on small dips, buy more on big dips.
I've long warned that the last bull market peaked in August, not October, and that bull run itself never fully reached its potential, so the bear market won't fall too deep either. If you calculate a 70% retracement, it should be from 150,000 down, not 126,000. When everyone thinks it's time to bottom-fish, it's already too late; the market won't give you that chance. The bottom always comes early, never waits until October. I also called to get in around 62,000.
Now laying out this logic again, everyone should carefully consider their positions and how to act accordingly. #BTC现货ETF连续6日吸金超28亿美元 #美债长端利率持续攀升,融资压力升温 #特朗普据悉拒绝7天方案,霍尔木兹重开再生变 $BTC $ETH $SOL
$BTC short position held for two days, sharing thoughts on the position.
Originally planned to short on a rebound at 85000, but impatiently entered early at 84000, a poor entry point.
Last night, it rebounded to 85250, hitting strong resistance, fortunately then it waterfall dropped back to 83100.
At 83100, I hesitated for a long time without closing the position, continuing to hold.
The first target for this pullback is 80000, with a long-term outlook at 76000.
What does everyone think? Check the pinned post.
#特朗普据悉拒绝7天方案,霍尔木兹重开再生变