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BNB: The armored battleship at 759 dollars, neither chasing SOL nor following DOGE's whims.
On September 19 at 00:45, BNB quoted 759.3, up 4.5% in 24h, intraday 725.8 → 760.1, +6.2% in 7 days, +14% in 30 days—BTC surged to 81186, it only followed by 4.5 points; ZEC squeezed to 1480, it didn't even blink. This is BNB's temperament: a giant ship that doesn't rush red lights but is the least likely to capsize in storms.
Its foundation is much thicker than a "platform coin":
BNB Chain has brought bStocks to 7000+ US stocks/ETFs on-chain, with cumulative tokenized stock trading exceeding 5.2 billion dollars. PancakeSwap remains at the forefront of DEXs, Launchpad/Megadrop/Gas/CEX deeply integrated, quarterly burns backed by on-chain revenue. Others rise on sentiment; BNB rises on the solid weld of "exchange + L1 + RWA".
But don't treat it as a perpetual motion machine:
- 748—750 is a pullback support; if the daily close doesn't recover, it means the "platform coin's risk-hedging aura" also fears October CPI;
- 760 / 775 are short-term barriers; only breaking above 775 can we talk about 800, then aiming for the previous high zone at 850;
- 713 is the face line; breaking below means retesting the Whale cost zone at 680—700, heavier than SUI/ OKB: The "exchange whale" at $114, neither joining the SOL frenzy nor shaking with DOGE.
At 00:43 on September 19, OKB was quoted at 114.15, with a 24h range of 111.76–114.32, up 13.5% in 7 days and 34% in 30 days—while BTC surged to 81,000, it did not chase the strongest; ZEC short squeezed to 1480, it was not envious either. While other coins are playing the "macro heartbeat," OKB is playing the "slow revaluation": a one-time burn of about 65.25 million tokens, total supply locked at 21 million, removal of issuance and manual burns, transforming from a "fee discount coupon" into X Layer's Gas + ecosystem rights certificate.
This round is different from before:
Aave V3 locked 107 million on X Layer, Pendle 37 million, Uniswap is also running, OKX Pay / RWA / European USDC margin are jointly moving "exchange traffic" onto the chain. But don't get dazzled by the "small BTC"—the real activity and Gas consumption on X Layer have not yet reached the level of an "automatic deflation bull," half of the $114 price is narrative discount recovery, not cash flow confirmation.
Three key levels to remember:
112.7 is the short-term lifeline; a pullback without breaking it means the main force remains after the bad news is out;
115.9 / 118 are selling pressure zones; only breaking above them can we talk about 120, then look at 125; ARB: The veteran L2, the underdog that looks most like a catch-up rally after the "bad news is fully priced in" at $0.18.
On September 18, ARB closed around $0.21, up +18.68% intraday, climbing from $0.109 at the start of September to $0.21, a +92% gain for the month; before the market opened on September 19, the model indicated a range of $0.18–0.215, with short-term model confidence only 46/100 and direction probability 18%—in other words: it surged sharply but it's not a strong bull; it’s "the batch of L2 tokens picked up after BTC dropped back to 81,000."
ARB’s foundation is very much "Ethereum’s favored child":
Orbit Rollup, Stylus, Timeboost, BoLD, and Trail of Bits audits are all active, TVL and active addresses haven’t collapsed, but the tokenomics always carry a burden—circulating supply is 6.78 billion, total supply 10 billion, unlocking is like rain. So when BTC rises 6%, SOL rises 10%, ARB rising 18% is normal: it hits you harder on the way down, but rewards you more on the rebound.
Three key levels to remember:
$0.17–0.18 is the pullback support; if after bad news is fully priced in the daily close doesn’t hold here, it means catch-up funds are exiting;
$0.21 / 0.224 is a short-term barrier; only reclaiming $0.224 can we talk about $0.245 and then aiming for $0.26;
$0.15 is the last line of defense; breaking below means it’s no longer an "L2 rebound." The community is standing up for LTC, with the market rising 5% in 24 hours first
$LTC is currently at 56.19, +5% in 24 hours, the market moved ahead of the narrative. My judgment: slightly bullish, first rise near 56.2, cut losses if it breaks below 53.9.
KOL posted that LTC is being overlooked, but the network is running and real usage exists — the neglect itself is a surprise factor. After the event, it moved from 55.48 to 56.19 (+1.28%), OI is +6.66% compared to the September 14 archive; the long-short ratio is 2.24, bulls are crowded.
The broader environment is also supportive — phase judged as offensive (risk_on), 84 coins up 72, BTC stands at 81065. Daily RSI 59.4 is relatively strong, multiple periods only neutral.
Resistance above: 56.23 (24h high) → 56.26 → 59.46
Support below: 53.9 → 53.44
Watershed: 53.9, breaking below falsifies this round of narrative.
More likely to volume test 56.26 then reach 59.46 — but with a 2.24 long-short ratio, chasing highs is just giving others stop losses. Action: small position rise near 56.2 first, exit if below 53.9, add position if it holds above 56.26 targeting 59.46. Paying attention = saving time.
$LTC $BTCAPT: The most stubborn "little brother" in the Move family, above $0.56, following BTC's breath but without SOL's wildness.
On September 19, Aptos hovered between 0.53—0.57, up 3%—4% in 24h, with a market cap of $470 million, down 87% in a year.
BTC surged to 81,000, SOL jumped to 111, but APT only moved half a step — this is the fate of a mid-cap L1: it follows late when the macro is good, and takes the hit first when the macro crashes. The day CLARITY failed to get 60 votes, APT was washed out along with the alt basket; when the Fed hiked 25bp, it was like the least noticeable "bad news fully priced in".
The fundamentals aren't bad: MoveVM, parallel execution, Korean won market, new exchange listings, Aptos Labs is still building.
But the market doesn't pay a "technology premium" now — 0.611 is old support, 0.644 is a selling pressure wall, 0.527 is face value, 0.588 is the pullback bottom. Only standing back above 0.644 can it qualify to talk about 0.70; if the daily close breaks below 0.527, the story downgrades to "another L1 crushed by unlocking pressure".
APT's one sentence tonight:
BTC is the hostage, SOL is the sports car, APT is the co-pilot —
It gets most excited when the car speeds up, but its head hits the glass first when braking hard.
Retail investors, don't treat 0.56 as a "Move duo catch-up opportunity" to go all in:
0.53 notAll the news is just noise, just look directly at the order book. G current price 0.00868000, the visual model timed out, so rely purely on chip logic. This position has been sideways for too long, volume has shrunk to the extreme, there are dense limit orders supporting below 0.0086, but heavy sell orders in the 0.0089 to 0.0090 range above. A typical precursor to a trend change, both bulls and bears are waiting for a signal. Currently no clear direction, I don't bet on direction, only act on confirmation.
Just opened my thermos and took a sip of cool boiled water, there are quite a few mosquitoes on the night shift.
In terms of operation, do not chase the current price. Either wait for a volume breakout above 0.0089 with a pullback that doesn't break down, then enter long on the right side, target 0.0094, stop loss 0.0085. Or wait for a false breakout spike at 0.0090 followed by a quick drop, then reverse to short, target 0.0082, stop loss 0.0091. Within the range just observe, don't get itchy hands. Keep contract position under 20%, stop loss is a must. This market kills frequent traders, patiently wait for that decisive candlestick before moving. No signal, just sit tight, security guards are best at monitoring cameras, a little wait won't hurt.
$XAU
#长端美债5%会成新常态吗？
@OKX星球 $SNDK 今天1650差点梭哈了，可惜了，我看1650这次反弹的高点了，日线也假突破了一下20均线，我想象中的走势就是这样的，假突破一下，继续回调，如果上1660-1680就会止损了，主要还开了大饼的空单，就不太敢梭哈了。#美联储10月再加息概率破55% The charts look positive on the surface, yet several warning signs deserve attention: 📊 1. Momentum is stretched Both BTC and ETH have pushed higher on the 4-hour timeframe, while momentum indicators are entering elevated territory. When price keeps rising without stronger volume, the move can become vulnerable to a pullback. 💰 2. Capital flows remain mixed Recent ETF flows have shown periods of significant outflows, suggesting that short-term institutional demand isn't consistently supportingWhy dare to go long on KAITO this round?
The core logic is actually very simple: oversold + AI narrative recovery + technical strength.
KAITO experienced a very deep pullback earlier, with pessimistic expectations largely released, and obvious support appeared around 0.28–0.30. Meanwhile, market funds are refocusing on the AI sector, and KAITO, as AI+Crypto, naturally has higher price elasticity.
Technically, the price tested around 0.28 multiple times without breaking lower, then rebounded above 0.30. After the breakout, trend funds entered, possibly accompanied by short covering, further accelerating the rise.
So this move is not just chasing a rally, but trading a typical logic:
Deep oversold → bottom support → AI narrative recovery → key level breakout → capital acceleration. ZEC: From "the old coin in the shadows" to a powder keg at $1500, turning the privacy narrative into a blazing fire in three days.
On September 18, ZEC touched a high of 1526, closing around 1483–1510; on September 19 at 00:20, exchange quotes were 1469–1483, still up 3%–11% in 24h, +22% to +46% in 7 days, and from 508 to 1480 in 30 days, a gain of over 190%.
Other coins are "rebounding after bad news is fully priced in," but ZEC’s own script outshines the macro:
- NU7 vote with 2.4 million ZEC participation, 98.9% favoring Bitcoin-style halving, 99.9% supporting block time reduction from 75 seconds to 25 seconds, testnet in October, mainnet window in November;
- Grayscale ZCSH listed on NYSE Arca on 8/25, AUM surged from 500 million to over 840 million in a week, institutions can "legally buy privacy" for the first time;
- Paradigm’s Matt Huang confirmed holding ZEC, Arthur Hayes called it a "top blast ZEC," shorts got squeezed: on 9/4, 34 million short positions were cleared in one day, major shorts suffered unrealized losses over 26 million;
- Shielded transactions surged to 28.8%–50% daily active rate, Ironwood pool locked 3.86 million ZEC, "privacy is not a dirty word, it is日本这边也官宣加息了，按照以往的老套路，经常是刚落地先疯涨一周，热度耗尽之后才开启下跌模式。
日元是全球很关键的低成本借钱货币，大量资金借日元冲进币圈做套利。一旦加息，借钱成本抬高，后面就会出现集中平仓，给整个加密市场带来流动性压力。
现在大盘要多留个心眼，短期情绪炒作下，BTC、ETH说不定还能惯性冲一波，就连已经疯涨的ZEC，也有可能借着这波热度再冲一把。但历史不会简单重复，这次加息的预期其实已经被市场提前消化不少，不一定完完全全复刻之前“先涨一周再跌”的剧本。
最怕就是一周的狂欢过后，套息交易集中解套，风险资产集体承压。不要看到短期上涨就无脑追高，高位行情波动会异常狂暴。宏观变数摆在这，不管做多做空，仓位千万不能重，做好止损！This ETH move is getting more interesting. BlackRock’s funds are showing a clear shift in capital flow. Over the latest 20-day period, its ETHA and ETHB products accumulated roughly $1.57B worth of ETH, according to recent reporting based on Arkham data. That’s the part I’m watching. This isn’t simply about retail chasing a green candle. ETF flows give investors regulated exposure to ETH, and BlackRock’s products have recently attracted substantial capital. ETHA alone recorded about $1.27B of thSOL: From the critical point at 97.9 to reigniting the sports car at 111.
Three days ago, SOL was held hostage between 96.7 and 104.8: rate hike dot plot hawkishness, CLARITY failed to pass 60 votes, funding rates turned negative, and leverage was washing in the shadows.
At 00:35 on September 19, SOL was reported at 111.4, up 10% in 24h, with a low of 100.9 and a high of 111.8—BTC rose 6%, it rose 10%; this is Solana's temperament: when macro eases, it first steps on the gas.
The fundamentals haven't changed, just the market is willing to look:
Spot SOL ETF inflows have continued for 11 weeks, network monthly revenue exceeds $45 million, DEX volume surpasses centralized exchanges, Alpenglow pushes the endgame to 150ms, and Firedancer is still on the way.
The "high beta sports car" fears running out of fuel (liquidity) the most, and is wildest when fueled (after all bad news is priced in)—now is the latter.
But 111 is not the end, it's a knot:
- 104.8 is the previous high/old resistance; a pullback that doesn't break it means this is not a dead cat bounce;
- 111.8 / 113.9 are short-term barriers; only standing back above 113.9 can we talk about 120, then aiming for 130;
- 97.9 remains the critical point; if BTC returns to 78,500 over the weekend, SOL will first return to 102, and breaking 97.9 means the bulls are broken IF YOU'RE STILL SHORT, THE ZEC TOKEN IS STILL FLYING
This trader continues to fomo short ZEC at an entry of $1357, current price is $1375.
This position is very likely to be liquidated, because there is a whale currently down more than $20M from shorting ZEC, with a liquidation price at $2800.$ZEC
#FedOctHikeOddsHit55% #DailyOrbit C2C has started
Why is the pump so weak?
I'm super strong
But I still remain bearish
Let's see how far you can pump it
$ETH this wave was forcibly pulled from around 2420 to above 2600
It once rose nearly 6% in 24 hours
The bulls are indeed fierce
But I prefer to see it as a short squeeze after bad news has landed
It's not a complete trend reversal yet
ETF funds haven't followed up either
From the 15th to the 17th, spot ETH ETF saw net outflows for three consecutive days
Totaling about $405 million
Price is rising
But big money is withdrawing
I won't chase longs on this divergence
Technically, first watch the resistance zone from 2600 to 2667
If it can't hold after surging, then it will fall back to 2515
Only then can the bears regain control
What I fear most now is not being wrong in my view
But being lifted before a pullback comes
$ZEC I'm also bearish on
But only looking at short-term pullbacks
It has already risen about 27% in a week
Nearly 191% in a month
Now it's clearly in an acceleration phase
It surged to around 1522 intraday then fell back
If it breaks below 1440, then watch 1400
No shorting before a breakdown
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$SNDK I am actually bullish on
The contract price has already reached around 1710 to 1720
As long as 1700 holds
Short term target is 1750
Breakthrough then look at 1800
If it falls below 1650
The bullish logic fails
#美联储10月再加息概率破55%
#美国加密税收与BTC储备法案获推进 Here we go again, interest rate hikes.
ING just changed their stance, saying the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank might each raise rates once more before the end of the year, whereas they previously predicted no moves.
In plain terms, energy prices are still high, so both central banks dare not ease, fearing a repeat of 2022 when inflation couldn’t be controlled and action came too late.
I know this trap well. Last year, everyone was talking about "peak rates" while reality slapped us in the face.
What does this mean for the market? Money won’t get cheaper that quickly, so a big rebound in risk assets is unlikely. But it’s just a one-time move, not a new rate hike cycle, so don’t scare yourself.
I’m not in a hurry to act now. I’ll wait until after the two meetings in December to see who breaks first—that will be the real signal.
#美联储10月再加息概率破55%
#全球高利率预期再升温 #长端美债5%会成新常态吗？ $ETH ZEC has made an incredible move from around $200 to $1,400+, and now some traders are immediately putting the old $5,942 ATH back on the chart. But there’s an important detail people are missing. That $5,942 print came in 2016, when ZEC’s circulating supply was tiny compared with today. Historical data shows roughly 133K ZEC in circulation that year, versus roughly 16.87M today. So comparing the two prices directly can be misleading. The better question isn't: “Can ZEC return to $5,942?” It’s: “Short sellers just bet against rate hikes and regulatory setbacks, but ended up fueling BTC back above $80,000.
According to multiple reports from CoinGlass, within about an hour around the $80,000 breakout, approximately $192 million in leveraged positions across the market were liquidated, with shorts accounting for about $183 million (around 95%); roughly $119 million on the BTC side and about $36 million on the ETH side. OKX spot BTC is currently around $81,200, with a 24-hour open at about $76,600, a high near $81,200, up about 6%.
This week was originally full of bearish factors: the Senate CLARITY procedural vote was blocked, the Federal Reserve raised rates by 25 basis points, and the Bank of Japan raised rates again to about 1.25%. However, the market did not follow the shorts' script — first grinding back to about $78,000, then sharply breaking above $80,000 (the first break since around September 7). Meanwhile, on September 17 Eastern Time, the spot BTC ETF saw a net inflow of about $159 million, with spot buying also supporting the bottom.
The next resistance wall is roughly around the 365-day moving average, between about $81,700 and $83,000. Holding above $80,000 does not confirm the trend; a pullback below would reopen the upper boundary near $79,000. Short squeeze is fuel, not a fundamental seal of approval. $BTC $ETH Fundamental Research Report $RNDR / Render Token (AI/Compute Power) $1.54 (24h +9.05%)
In plain terms: Render Token ($RNDR) has a composite score of 36/100, rated as an early-stage project with insufficient validation. Breaking down the three layers: the company team has limited resources, the protocol network usage evidence is weak, and the token value transmission still needs observation.
Fundamental breakdown: Render Token (token $RNDR) operates in the AI/compute power sector. It focuses on GPU rendering/AI compute power. Competitors include AKT and TAO. Traditional compute power rental giants like AWS and CoreWeave charge by GPU hour, with A100 monthly rent ranging from $12,000 to $25,000, which is expensive and has a high entry barrier. On-chain solutions fragment compute power for bidding, allowing suppliers to avoid centralized audits and turn idle GPUs into available supply. The average customer price is $50-500/month, requiring USDC or fiat settlement. This is a narrative-driven sector, with usage dropping 60-80% in bear markets. It positions itself as an end-to-end vertical platform. Product implementation: main evidence comes from announcements, with no verifiable usage yet. The latest version was not found, with zero valid commits in the past 90 days.
User side: MAU and DAU not disclosed, 24h trading volume $71.18M, TVL not found. Wallet addresses do not equal natural person monthly active users; large addresses holding concentrated positions may overestimate real user count. Revenue side: user fees not disclosed; supplier income is about 80-90% of user fees (allocated to LPs and nodes); protocol treasury income not disclosed; token holder buyback and burn has no annualized burn mechanism. The 24h trading volume is business turnover, not revenue. Company profit does not equal protocol profit, and protocol profit does not equal token holder profit. Code side: zero valid commits in 90 days, active contributors not found, latest version not found. GitHub is grade A evidence for direct verification. Investment background: company equity financing can be checked on PitchBook/Crunchbase (grade A); token private and public sales can be checked via whitepaper, release schedule, and on-chain unlock contracts (grade A); market makers and ecosystem funding are grade B and do not represent long-term holdings by technical VCs; technical integration can be checked via API/SDK access evidence (grade B); strategic partnerships and logo walls are grade D. NVIDIA GPU usage does not equal NVIDIA investment; exchange listings do not equal strategic exchange investments.
Token side: total supply 533,536,414.5626915, circulating 518,776,241.28269154 (97.2%), FDV $821.17M, next unlock undisclosed (percentage of circulating undisclosed), no clear annualized buyback and burn. Is buying tokens required to use the product? Partially yes, with moderate value capture (staking/discount/governance). Compared with peers (using uniform criteria, no cross-sector comparisons): circulating market cap: Render Token $798.46M, AKT undisclosed, TAO undisclosed. FDV: Render Token $821.17M, AKT undisclosed, TAO undisclosed. Annual revenue: Render Token undisclosed, AKT undisclosed, TAO undisclosed. Monthly active addresses or users: Render Token undisclosed, AKT undisclosed, TAO undisclosed. Figures are based on public data snapshots; missing data supplemented by official reports or industry standards. Valuation: circulating market cap $798.46M, FDV $821.17M, P/S N/A (revenue missing, valuation anchor invalid), FDV divided by revenue N/A. Pessimistic view values $798.46M at 50-70%, neutral range oscillates, optimistic view expects revenue doubling, burn implementation, enterprise clients entering, FDV aligns with top-tier P/S. Final qualitative assessment: insufficient evidence, narrative-driven (score 36/100). Token value transmission path unclear, only governance incentives. Circulating market cap is reasonable or slightly low relative to fundamentals, FDV close to market cap, no major unlocks, sell pressure controllable. Risk warnings: short-term large unlocks causing dumps, protocol revenue long-term zero, token demand relying solely on incentives (usage collapses if incentives stop). Tracking metrics: protocol fee weekly, burn amount, active address retention, TVL/loan balance, GitHub version releases. The above judgments are based on public data and do not constitute any investment advice. Conclusions should be revised if key indicators deviate significantly.
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#FundamentalResearchReport #Crypto #Research #OKXOrbitThis round, $OFC has honestly felt like one of the slowest assets on my watchlist. Others pump → $OFC barely moves. Others pull back → somehow $OFC finds another low. 💀 Meanwhile, look at $UNI and $ARB. UNI has surged more than 25% today, while ARB has gained over 30% as DeFi and Layer-2 tokens lead the broader altcoin rally. And then there’s $OKB. Holding a platform token feels much calmer, but the trade-off is obvious: when the market rotates aggressively into high-beta altcoins, OKB can lookBrothers.
Sometimes, constantly staring at $BTC can actually make your judgment more and more conservative.
After all, BTC has already reached its current position; prices that seemed unattainable many years ago have now become history when looking back.
But take a different perspective on $CORE.
It is still the same $CORE.
So I won’t directly tell you where $CORE will definitely rise next, nor will I preset a definite target.
What I really want to observe is:
If the BTC ecosystem continues to expand in the future, with infrastructure, applications, and capital around Bitcoin continuously increasing, will $CORE have the chance to gradually find its own ecological position and form a clearer value carrier?
This question has no answer yet.
And the truly interesting part of the market often lies in this "no answer yet" stage.
Additionally, the macro environment is also worth continued attention.
The Federal Reserve has just completed a 25 basis point rate hike, and the market’s pricing for another rate hike in October has risen to about 55%. Whether the high interest rate environment will continue to suppress liquidity in risk assets still depends on inflation, employment, and subsequent statements from the Federal Reserve.
So when looking at $CORE now, what I’m more concerned about is:
Whether the BTC ecosystem can continue to expand;
Whether CORE can truly inherit part of the ecological value;
And whether market funds are willing to reprice based on this expectation. ETH: From the “midlife machine” at 2380 to the “awakened base layer” at 2600.
Three days ago, ETH was the most frustrated—BTC was taken hostage, SOL surged, ZEC went crazy, DOGE trembled, but ETH itself was stuck at 2380: spot ETH ETFs saw a net outflow of nearly $240 million in two days, ETHA withdrew over $100 million in a single day, staking rate above 30%, L2 blob upgrade completed, RWA on-chain all in motion, yet the price was like a generator pressed down by a pixelated image: all parts fine, just no fuel.
At 00:35 on September 19, ETH quoted 2593–2601, up 5.3% in 24h, recovering from 2382 back to 2600. It’s not that Ethereum suddenly became attractive, but the “exhaustion of bad news” wind first blew to the most disliked blue chip:
The 25bp rate hike was priced in early, CLARITY failed and the drop finished, US debt at 5% still firm but shorts started covering—ETH’s rebound is the least glamorous and most like an “institutional buyback.”**
But don’t take 2600 as a bull market ticket:
- 2600 / 2664 are short-term resistance; only breaking 2664 can we talk about 2750 and then eyeing 3000 as the old narrative;
- 2380 still holds face; if daily closes below it again, and weekly breaks 50EMA, the bullish story downgrades to “oversold number two”;
- 2260 / 2178 is the death zone, hawkishness continues + ETF But even if Bitcoin takes another dip, strong altcoins may not revisit the same levels they were trading at before their major moves. The market currently looks like a phase of gradual accumulation, where buyers are positioning early rather than waiting for the perfect bottom. Instead of relying on one exact entry, it may be better to define two levels: 🟢 Bottom-Fishing Line: the area where you’re willing to buy if the market drops again. 🔴 Surrender Line: the level where the market structure BTC: From 74,900 hostages to 81,200 hunters.
Three days ago, Bitcoin was still under two guns pointed at its temple — the Washington CLARITY program vote failed to pass 60 votes, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates back to 3.75%–4.00% with a 12:0 vote, and the dot plot still indicated "one more hike this year." At that time, BTC dropped to 74,900, longs were liquidated, ETFs withdrew, the 10-year US Treasury yield broke 5%, and everyone thought 70,000 was going to be surrendered.
But at 00:35 on September 19, BTC reported 81,186, with an intraday low of 76,296 and a high of 81,258, a volatility of 6.49%, and a 24h increase of 6.2%.
It's not that the Fed turned dovish; it's that the "worst known" has been completely priced in: the 25bp rate hike was already priced in by over 90%, the CLARITY failure had already been fully discounted, leaving short covering + long-term holders unwilling to sell + risk appetite recovering.
This is the most ruthless aspect of Bitcoin:
It doesn't tremble with DOGE, it doesn't squeeze like ZEC, nor does it surge exaggeratedly like SOL. It first acts as a bridge, then as an anchor, and finally as a harvester — washing out leverage at 75,000 and squeezing shorts at 81,000.
But don't get carried away now.
80,000 is a psychological floor; if it doesn't hold over the weekend, it’s easy to drop back to 78,500 on Monday and consolidate;
81,258 is the previous high selling pressure; only after surpassing that can 83,000 be discussed; $CHIP This trend doesn't even require me to think; the account is dancing on its own.
Before the market fully kicks off, CHIP's rebound looks decent, but the volume is pitifully low, a typical sign of a strong bull trap. While others are running away, I keep a close eye on the resistance above; every rally is weak, indicating the bears haven't finished yet. The price dropped from 0.05388 to 0.04393, short positions yielded +370.45%, the timing was perfect, and this profit feels good.
Don't lose patience in the consolidation and then try to regain dignity in a one-sided move.
First, take profit on 80%, secure the bulk, and keep 20% at cost price as protection. If it continues to drop, let the profits run; if it rebounds, don't let gains turn uncomfortable. Don't be greedy for the last bit; this kind of market has already given enough opportunities.
For friends who haven't entered yet, listen to me: now is not the time to rush in. Chasing shorts risks being shaken out by a rebound. Wait for the next signal and new structure before deciding. The market isn't short of opportunities; what's lacking is patience.
$ADA $SOL $CORE Recently, while browsing the community, I noticed a phenomenon worth being cautious about:
In the comment sections, people often show off holding hundreds of thousands or even over a million $CORE tokens, repeatedly shouting "heavy position," "all in," "holding long term."
This narrative is actually not new; I've seen it for many years.
The common pattern roughly is:
Step one, first create a market atmosphere of "whales are entering" by showing huge holdings, making ordinary investors mistakenly think "if big players dare to hold heavy positions, the risk must be low."
Step two, as more people get influenced by this sentiment and start buying, market liquidity and potential buyer funds naturally increase.
Step three, constantly emphasize future ecosystem, long-term value, and price potential, but rarely discuss token release, circulation changes, and potential selling pressure with equal importance.
What truly deserves attention is not how many tokens someone claims to hold, but:
📌 Is there sustained on-chain capital inflow?
📌 Are large addresses increasing holdings or seeking liquidity exit?
📌 How significant are token unlocks and new circulating supply?
📌 Are ecosystem data, TVL, and user activity really growing in sync?
📌 Can exchange liquidity and market depth withstand large-scale sell-offs? $BTC is back above $80K, but the more interesting number isn’t the price.
A single hour saw roughly $183M in short liquidations during the breakout.
That tells us something about positioning: traders were leaning heavily the wrong way before the move.
The question now isn’t “can BTC go higher?”
It’s whether fresh leverage starts replacing the shorts that just got wiped out.Something bigger is happening on crypto exchanges.
OKX is adding more equity X-Perps today, including $XIAOMI and $FLNC. Yesterday it added another batch.
The interesting part isn’t the tickers.
It’s the direction: more traditional assets are being turned into 24/7 tradable derivatives inside crypto infrastructure.
That market is getting harder to separate.JPMorgan’s latest view is less about telling investors to blindly chase BTC and more about highlighting the positioning gap between Bitcoin and gold. $XAU Gold still has strong structural support from central-bank demand, ETF flows and concerns around inflation, debt and currency debasement. Recent data also shows gold holding firm even after the latest Fed rate hike. $BTC Bitcoin looks different. JPMorgan says gold ETFs have already recovered their earlier 2026 outflows, while Bitcoin ETFs have$BTC RECLAIMS $80K. $ETH HOLDS ABOVE $2.5K. $SOL IS STARTING TO WAKE UP. The important part isn’t the green candles. It’s the reaction. After the week’s macro + regulatory pressure, crypto absorbed the bad news and buyers stepped back in. Now watch the confirmation: 🟠 $BTC → Can $80K turn into support? 🔵 $ETH → Can $2.5K hold while momentum builds? 🟣 $SOL → Can strength continue if liquidity keeps rotating into alts? ⚡ $XRP → Altcoin momentum is becoming harder to ignore. This is where traderMy average short entry is around $2,174. If the ETH whales want to keep pushing higher, let them. The market can squeeze shorts, but the real question is whether ETH can build a sustained trend while macro pressure remains elevated. ETH is currently back around $2.5K, while the Fed has signaled that another hike this year remains possible. Markets are also pricing meaningful odds of an October move. So I'm watching the price action closely: 🔥 $2.5K+ → bulls need to prove the move can hold ⚠️ $2My position was liquidated, but my market view hasn't completely changed. For now, I'm still watching the downside levels: 🎯 $BTC → $73K 🎯 $ETH → $2.25K Maybe BTC runs toward $83K–$85K. Maybe ETH eventually reaches $3K. If that happens, fair enough — the bulls proved their strength and I’ll admit I got it wrong. 😂 There is also a huge amount of BTC/ETH options positioning around the market. Recent data showed billions of dollars in quarterly options exposure, which can increase hedging activiToday's trading review:
After the New York open, $BTC did not pull back to give an opportunity, instead it directly distributed nearly 3,000 points upward, burning a lot of short-selling fuel. It is currently halted near 81,000. I still hold the remaining position of the long order entered around 75,500.
From the daily chart structure, the price has broken through the downtrend line and started testing the key resistance at the previous high. If the daily candle can close steadily here tomorrow, the bull flag breakout structure has a chance to be confirmed. After consolidating over the weekend, Monday may see a significant large-scale one-sided move. According to the equal distance segment, I believe it could challenge the major support-resistance flip zone between 85,000-87,000.
1000U live challenge | Day 17
Account balance: 1,107.84 USDT
Today's realized P&L: +78.26 USDT (+8.19%)
Cumulative P&L: +107.84 USDT (+10.78%)
The large account has also made considerable profits this week, with both live accounts reaching new highs in net value. This long position has basically recovered the drawdown caused by the recent consecutive losses.
The most important thing next is not to guess the top, but to continue following the structure and try to hold the trend positions already secured.Bitcoin rose from 75,000 to 81,000, up over 5.5% in 24 hours. About $180 million in short positions were forcibly liquidated, and many people were still waiting for the "last drop," only to be met with a liquidation message.
Four positive factors hit at once, and the market turned hostile.
1. The CFTC bypassed Congress and took action on its own
The CLARITY Act was defeated by the Senate last week, 49 to 50, a difference of 11 votes. But the CFTC didn't wait. On September 18, the CFTC directly submitted the new crypto regulatory rules to the White House for review. The path blocked by Congress was opened by the regulators themselves. This was the biggest reversal in expectations after the bill's failure.
2. The SEC has allowed tokenized stocks, and US stocks will be traded 24 hours a day
Also on September 17, the SEC issued an "innovation exemption" order, immediately opening regulatory pathways for tokenized stock trading in the U.S., with the five-year pilot effective immediately. Qualified trading platforms can exempt some traditional exchange regulations and provide blockchain-based stock trading to U.S. investors. Stock tokenization means 24×7/7 trading and near-instant settlement, with Coinbase and Robinhood already lining up. The boundary between traditional finance and the on-chain world is being dismantled by the SEC itself.
3. ETF funds have returned
On September 3, a single-day inflow of $731 million was $731 million, the strongest single-day record since January. Although there were fluctuations, on September 17, BTC spot ETFs saw a single-day net inflow of $159 million, with BlackRock IBIT contributing $184 million. Funds are choosing between the "double kill" window of bill failure and rate hikes🔥 $BTC The hammer for rate hikes has just taken root, and the "second hammer" in October has already started to be priced in by the market!
📉 In September, the Fed raised rates by 25 basis points to 3.75%–4.00%, while the latest dot plot shows the median federal funds rate for 2026 is 4.1%, indicating policymakers still have room for one further rate hike.
👀 But one detail to note: market pricing and the Fed's dot plot are not the same thing. Currently, market bets on further rate hikes will quickly adjust with changes in inflation, employment, and Treasury yields, so it's too early to draw conclusions about "definitely a hike in October."
🚀 Interestingly, after the rate hike was implemented, BTC was not directly suppressed; instead, it rebounded. What the market is trading now is: is this a one-time correction, or a longer tightening path?
⚠️ If rate hikes continue, the current rebound may have already exhausted some optimistic expectations; Conversely, if subsequent data causes the Fed to pause, missing out funds may seek new entry opportunities.
🧠 So in this environment, what matters more to me is not guessing which rate hike will happen, but whether my position can withstand the uncertainty.
Do you think the next round will continue in October, or will it end in September? 👇 #美联储10月再加息概率破55% 最脆弱的一环，其实是耐心本身。 你真的准备好等BTC确认，而不是提前冲进去了吗？ Fed这一页翻过去了，盘面却没给掌声。BTC在76.8K附近贴着76K到77.5K这条窄带磨，ETH守着2.46K，SOL在103上下，BNB看着750却先看733撑不撑，XRP在1.31盯着1.35。价格都在，方向没来。 我最近盯的不是单一币，而是跨市场的呼吸节奏。美元那边没继续施压，风险资产却没顺势打开风偏，这说明市场不是在交易"利好落地"，而是在交易"利好之后还有没有下一口气"。这种时候，最容易被消耗的不是本金，是仓位纪律。 偏多的路径很清楚：BTC只要真正站稳80K上方，ETH拿回2.60K，SOL突破104到110，BNB和XRP跟上，那这就是一次从大饼向主流再到山寨的确认式扩散，风偏会重新抬起来，追高的人也会回来。 但风险也藏得很直白。如果BTC反复冲不上80K，ETH丢2.45K，SOL跌回100下方，那市场会从"等确认"变成"等回踩"，短线仓会先被洗一遍。跨市场看，股市和美元只要有一个突然变脸，加密这边就很难独善其身。 我的修正很简单：不猜突破，不提前加仓，把子弹留给确认后的那段。现在最重🔥 Jensen Huang says chip sales could double next year, but GPU computing power is rising in price! Just how short is the computing power of the AI machine?
🚀 Jensen Huang currently predicts that Nvidia's chip sales next year could reach about twice this year's figure. However, this refers to chip quantities, not revenue doubling, and the exact details have not been fully disclosed.
💰 Even more interestingly, Nebius announced another price hike for GPU cloud services starting October 1: H100 up about 17%, H200 up 20%, B200 close to 19%, and B300 about 21%. The company stated that the core reason is the continued surge in demand for AI computing power.
🧠 This brings a direct lesson to the crypto world: AI infrastructure is still being spent frantically, and real computing power, data centers, and DePIN still have demand support; But as computing power becomes more expensive, it means hardware and operational costs for projects are unlikely to drop significantly in the short term.
⚠️ So don't get excited just because you see the word "AI." Projects that truly have computing power, clients, and revenue, and those that rely solely on concepts to tell their stories, will become increasingly easy to distinguish in the future.
📉 If high computing costs continue to be passed on to cloud services and AI applications, the valuation and risk appetite of the technology sector may also be affected, indirectly impacting BTC, a highly volatile asset.
Do you think this round of AI computing power will eventually filter out projects with real hardware and computing power? $BTC 👇 #黄仁勋: Nvidia's chip sales will double $BTC next year BTC completely parted ways with the US stock market last night. The Nasdaq rose +1.69%, chip stocks collectively surged, AMD up 6%, Intel nearly 8%, risk appetite clearly visible; but the crypto market just had a relief bounce and then softened again. Don't rush in to catch the bottom of crypto just because US stocks turned positive — the correlation between the two markets has been fluctuating these days, mistaking the strength of stocks for the bottom of crypto is a classic mix-up.$BTC $ETH $SNDK — Today was a reminder that position size matters more than the trade direction.
I planned a 3–5% $SNDK short but impulsively entered 25% with 50x leverage. When $BTC surged 5–6%, volatility pushed the liquidation level closer, forcing me to cut the position around $1,670.
The $BTC short was much smaller, so I still have room to manage it.
Big lesson: neither longs nor shorts are automatically wrong. The real risk is over-sizing and leaving yourself no room to react. 🔥 Two US crypto bills are being advanced on the same day! This time, it's not just shouting slogans, but rather adding a 'rule foundation' to the crypto market!
💰 The House Ways and Means Committee advanced the Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act H.R.10357 by 38 votes in favor and 5 against, covering digital asset transaction taxation, mining, staking, broker filing, and washing and selling rules. The core goal is to clarify the tax treatment of crypto assets.
🏛️ On the same day, the House Financial Services Committee also advanced the U.S. Reserve Modernization Act by a vote of 28 to 21, proposing to incorporate strategic $BTC reserves into the federal legal framework and require the Treasury to establish a related BTC custody mechanism. Note: This is still the committee stage and does not mean it has become law.
📈 For the market, I prefer to see it as a medium- to long-term institutional building rather than a short-term catalyst for a sell-off. Clearer tax rules help reduce compliance uncertainty; The Reserve Act means BTC is being discussed more deeply within the U.S. policy framework.
👀 But what truly deserves attention is: can these bills continue to pass the House of Representatives and Senate and ultimately be legislated?
Do you think the U.S. is slowly integrating BTC into the financial system this time, or has the market already traded ahead of expectations in the short term? 👇 #美联储10月再加息概率破55% #美国加密税收与BTC储备法案获推进 Single Coin Contract Fluctuation
The weakening signal of $PIEVERSE is mainly reflected in the price: in three sets of 5-minute statistics, sellers account for 51.3% and buyers 48.7%; the current 15-minute K-line dropped by 8.28%; open interest increased by 1.74%, with a change in open interest value of -9.65%. The increase in quantity coexists with a decrease in value, and the valuation change offsets the quantity growth. The price shows a decline, and active transactions do not show a clear one-sided bias. The current weakness is mainly reflected in the price performance.Invalidation in one line.
$BTC : lost structure.
$ETH : no flows and worse beta. $DOGE: attention gone.
$ZEC : impulse dies.
If price is still “fine” but your invalidation already printed, the trade is over. Ego is not a stop.
NFA. DYOR. $ETH Short-term conclusion: Slightly bullish, but has entered an overheated zone; chasing highs carries greater risk than waiting for a pullback.
Fear & Greed Index is 56, in the greed range but not extreme, indicating the overall market sentiment remains warm. BTC has not shown significant outflows; funds are still rotating within the market. ETH 24h +5.20%, current price 2597.06 has risen above the Bollinger upper band at 2591.49, MA5=2564.27 is above MA20=2499.34, a complete bullish alignment. MACD histogram +10.48 continues to expand, with no dispute on trend direction. However, RSI=86.4 is a clear overbought reading, and the amplitude of 30 candles is 6.71%, indicating short-term sentiment has been rapidly stretched. Chasing longs at this level is equivalent to taking the worst odds with the strongest sentiment. Funding rate +0.0100% is positive but not extreme; the bullish crowding is acceptable and reversal conditions have not been met. Therefore, the judgment is to buy on pullbacks rather than short at the top.
Entry reference: 2560–2580, close to MA5=2564.27; a pullback that does not break this confirms the bullish structure. Take profit 1: 2650, the first extension level after breaking the Bollinger upper band. Take profit 2: 2720, corresponding to an equal-distance expansion of this wave's amplitude. Stop loss: 2510, breaking below MA5 and approaching MA20 invalidates the bullish logic. If RSI falls from 86 below 70 while price holds 2560, it can be seen as healthy rotation; if volume breaks below 2510, greed sentiment may quickly reverse.🔥 Guys, $ZEC You really can't go short! I'm still 😂 stuck on a 1400 short position
🚨 This ZEC rally is not an ordinary rally; it has recently surged above $1500, and the community has just voted to support faster blocks while retaining a BTC-like halving mechanism, so market narratives continue to ferment.
🧨 What's even more exciting is that there has already been obvious short squeeze during previous rallies, with many short positions being forcibly liquidated. With this kind of trend, seeing a strong rise and immediately opening short positions is very easy to create liquidity.
🧐 If I really want to short, I actually wait for two signals: clear exhaustion of the rally + breaking through key support. Before confirmation, it's better to miss out than to catch a flying knife.
💰 Moreover, ZEC is currently highly volatile; after just hitting above 1500, it immediately pulls back quickly. In this kind of market, the biggest test is not courage, but position size and stop-losses.
Brothers, what is your current attitude toward ZEC? Continue to be bullish, wait for a pullback, or look for opportunities to short? 👇 #ZEC再创新高, valuation revaluation draws attention to #美联储10月再加息概率破55% The most dangerous thing on the chessboard is not the opponent's sacrificed piece, but your own relaxation of the pawn chain in an apparently calm position. $NMR This game is now at the critical point transitioning from midgame to endgame.
In 24 hours, it only rose 2.41%, a move as subtle as a quiet step forward, but it is precisely this false calm that most easily deceives amateur players. The short-term RSI has climbed to 65.3, approaching the overbought line above 64, while the long-term RSI is only 45.5, steadily below the midline—forces on two time scales are completely disconnected. This is not a coordinated attack; it is a lone advance.
More critically, the Bollinger Bands indicate the position: the short-term price has surged to 112% of the upper band, with only -0.4% space left to the upper band, almost walking right against the ceiling. Meanwhile, the mid-term Bollinger Band position is only 71%, with +1.6% room left to the upper band. What does this mismatch between long and short cycles mean? It means this is a reckless move pushed up by short-term sentiment, lacking support from follow-up forces. According to my calculations, this structure is very likely to be counterattacked after twenty moves.
The current price is $9.18. I set the short entry point at $9.31, 1.5% higher than the current price—this deliberately places the piece on the high ground the opponent must charge, waiting for them to push up with their last strength, so I can complete the exchange accordingly.
📉 Short:
Entry: $9.31 (current price +1.5%)
Take Profit 1: $8.82 (-3.9%)
Take Profit 2: $8.63 (-5.9%)
Stop Loss: $10.16 (-10.7%)
Note the stop loss is set at +10.7%, not arbitrarily. Every attack on the chessboard must reserve depth for counterattack; a stop loss 10.7% above entry means sacrificing locally to gain overall initiative, with a reasonable risk-reward ratio. The two take profit targets correspond to -3.9% and -5.9% convergence space, first securing one and a half pieces, then waiting for the endgame exchange.
A true grandmaster does not gamble on a single move's outcome but calculates the midgame exchanges and endgame harvest before placing the piece. For $NMR in this game, the short-term has no pieces left to adjust; next is the moment to reclaim the pawn chain. #coinmovealertETH Ethereum Market Update Chat
I've been closely watching Ethereum's breakout these past few days. With this round of overall market rally, ETH has finally broken above the previous consolidation range, standing near the 2600 level.
Spot ETFs have seen intermittent inflows and outflows, and a significant amount of tokens have been continuously withdrawn from exchanges on-chain, indicating that some medium- to long-term investors are holding tokens, which reduces selling pressure.
From a technical perspective, the short term is clearly overbought. After a strong 24-hour bullish candle, don't be overly optimistic expecting a one-sided surge.
The first resistance above is between 2670 and 2720, where a lot of historical trapped positions are accumulated. The first time ETH reaches this area, there is a high probability of a sharp pullback and shakeout.
Short-term support is at 2460; if this support is decisively broken, the current short-term strength will end, and ETH will return to a large range consolidation. A deeper strong support lies around 2250, which is the lifeline of this rebound.
From my perspective:
This current level is definitely not suitable for chasing highs! Many people get impulsive seeing the big bullish candle and rush in, which easily leads to losses from pullbacks.
There are two possible scenarios ahead:
① A pullback that holds above 2460, digesting the overbought indicators through consolidation, then there is a chance to test 2700+ again;
② A direct rally that meets resistance and falls back, returning to the consolidation range.
On the macro side, the Fed's future rate cut expectations remain the biggest guiding factor. If Bitcoin turns downward, ETH's decline speed will not be slower than altcoins.
My approach is not to chase the rally but rather wait for a pullback to observe support before considering entry, avoiding betting on further breakout at high levels.
$ETH Whether a building will collapse is never judged by the renderings — it's about how deep the foundation pit has been dug. $MORPHO's current candlestick chart is like a foundation plan soaked by rain; outsiders only see the facade peeling, but I focus on the underlying cushion layer.
It dropped 4.54% in 24 hours, and many are shouting structural instability. What I’m measuring at the site is another set of data: the short-term Bollinger Band price is at 12%, with only 0.9% clearance from the lower band — this isn’t a collapse, it means the foundation pit has reached the floor slab elevation, next comes the waterproof layer and the plain concrete cushion.
The mid-term is even more extreme, with the price stuck at 4%, only 0.3% from the lower band, meaning the entire load of the building is pressing down on the bottom pile foundation; below that is the bearing layer. RSI short-term is 34.9, approaching oversold; long-term is 48.9, still silently bearing weight on the midline. This is a local crack in a single floor slab, not a yield of the main structure.
I have reviewed Morpho’s design drawings: point-to-point matching overlaid with lending pools, essentially embedding a capital efficiency damper into the load-bearing system, with shear walls arranged very cleverly. The white paper is just a construction permit drawing; no matter how good the facade drawn by the developer is, what truly determines how many floors this building can have is the deformation resistance of the underlying structure and the team’s continuous construction quality — neither has shown structural defects so far, only the facade has been sprayed with a layer of dirty paint by market sentiment.
So my construction plan is clear: do not chase the current price high; wait until the cushion layer is poured to 1.86, which is 2.3% below the current price, then enter — that is the anchoring point of the underground diaphragm wall, allowing either to start building up or to seal the bottom.
📈 Long:
Entry: 1.86 (current price -2.3%)
Take Profit 1: 2.06 (+8.0%)
Take Profit 2: 2.03 (+6.2%)
Stop Loss: 1.69 (-11.6%)
Stop loss is set at 1.69, 11.6% below the current price; this is the seismic joint I reserve for the whole building. If it breaks below, it means the foundation inspection failed, and we dismantle the formwork and withdraw immediately, leaving not a single rebar on site, absolutely no reinforced leveling. The 6.5% and 6.2% clearance above the upper band are the scaffolding space before the main structure is topped out; once touched, dismantle the scaffolding, don’t greedily chase that skyline at the high floors.
The bearing platform has already been poured, only one floor slab left.$ZHIPU I was about to go to the forum to rant, but then I checked the balance and decided against it; the market daddy is always right.
During the intraday bottoming, ZHIPU looked like it was going to rebound, but the support was insufficient, and the selling pressure kept increasing wave after wave. While everyone was still watching, I said don't be fooled by the small bullish candles; there's resistance all above, and if the rebound is weak, keep shorting. Later it dropped from 117.96 to 94.12, closing the short position with +404.03% profit. This move was nailed, time to enjoy a good meal.
Don't get arrogant with profits, don't despair with pullbacks.
Being out of position isn't a sin; opening random positions is the mistake.
I first pocket 80%, not greedy for the last bit, and protect the remaining 20% at cost price. If it continues down, the profit runs itself; if it rebounds, I won't let the meat in my mouth fly away.
For friends who haven't entered yet, listen to me: chasing shorts now isn't worthwhile; wait for a more comfortable position in the next round. If the signal hasn't appeared, just wait patiently for good news; opportunities remain, don't rush.
$SNDK $LAB $BTC
The next move may already be clear to some, but many traders will probably continue shorting this rally, insisting on waiting until the move is over before turning bullish—by then, the opportunity is often missed.
My judgment is that Bitcoin might first probe upwards to capture liquidity above the current range, then reverse to potentially retrace around $73K–$74K. In other words, it will first sweep the short stops above, trapping those chasing the highs, then turn back to harvest the long liquidity below. This two-step script is common in the market. Right now, I am closely watching these two liquidity zones and how price reacts at each key level—whether it breaks out with volume or fakes a breakout to lure longs will provide clues for the next move. Until liquidity is truly cleared, no direction can be confirmed, so it’s better to observe and wait rather than rush to bet. $BTC
#FedOctHikeOddsHit55% 🔥 Is $DOGE about to have a “halving”? If the block reward really gets cut by 90%, the valuation logic might need to be recalculated!
🚨 A proposal has appeared on GitHub: to reduce the DOGE block reward from 10,000 coins to 1,000 coins, with the annual new issuance dropping from about 5.26 billion to 526 million, and the inflation rate possibly falling from around 3.2% to 0.3%.
But don’t rush to shout “DOGE is becoming scarce” — this is still just a proposal, and there’s a long way to go before it actually happens.
⛏️ The first hurdle is consensus: a hard fork requires participation from miners, exchanges, and other ecosystem players, and it’s currently still at the community discussion stage.
💰 The second hurdle is miners: DOGE is merge-mined with LTC, so whether miners’ income can be maintained after a big reward cut will directly affect the network security budget.
🧩 The third hurdle is narrative: BTC halving is a code rule, while DOGE’s reduction requires community consensus, with a completely different execution path.
👀 So what’s really worth watching now isn’t “whether the reduction will happen,” but the attitudes of core developers, miner hashrate, and community consensus.
If DOGE really slows down its issuance, do you think it will gradually shift from a “payment-type Meme” to a “scarce asset”? 👇$BTC #美联储10月再加息概率破55% #黄仁勋：英伟达明年芯片销量将翻倍