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$ONE is slightly bullish in the short term, consider after a pullback confirmation
The long upper shadow is indeed uncomfortable to see; those who chased the high yesterday are suffering, and those wanting to bottom-fish fear catching a falling knife. Although there is a four-hour correction, the daily volume surge is evident, so directly bearish is not reliable. Don't blindly rush now; the selling pressure above hasn't been fully digested. Wait for the price to firmly hold the support range or strongly break through the previous high—that's the time worth taking action. Don't gamble on direction in the middle.
Trading plan: Slightly bullish short term, but only trade on pullback confirmation or breakout confirmation
Trading advice: Consider after a pullback to 0.001313–0.001345 and stabilization; if it strengthens directly, follow after breaking above 0.002158. Set stop loss at 0.001294, take profit first at 0.002326, then at 0.002476.
#美联储10月再加息概率破55% The Senate just killed CLARITY a couple of days ago,
and two days later the regulator signed an exemption order themselves. The SEC has opened a five-year channel for US stocks to go on-chain, which is unprecedented.
But please note, the exemption only seriously applies to equity tokens; dividend and voting rights must not be missing, synthetic assets that only track stock prices do not count.
Another detail: to list a stock, you must notify the company 30 days in advance, and if the company objects, it cannot be listed.
All I can say is, Robinhood is truly the favored one, benefiting all infrastructure related to US stocks!$ETH $BTC $ZEC
The market has indeed been moving very smoothly over the past three months, so smoothly that it actually makes me start to be cautious.
Since June, the funding rate has remained positive for a long time. After the bottom oscillated for two months, BTC steadily climbed back above 80,000, and most bullish expectations have basically been fulfilled.
After the bill news on the 16th, the market did experience a pullback, but the actual magnitude was not large, and many funds had already prepared defenses in advance.
After the rate hike on the 17th, BTC still held above 75,000, indicating that the current support strength is not as weak as imagined.
What really deserves attention is $ZEC
Its current trend is somewhat different from ordinary altcoins. If the market continues to hold steady or even break through, ZEC's upward momentum could further amplify. The problem is, after continuous rises, it lacks an obvious reason to cool down and instead needs a decent market fluctuation to complete a shakeout.
In my view, the current pullback is still relatively mild.
If a large weekly bearish candle appears later with a clear lower shadow, it might actually become a more thorough chip exchange.
As for when a major correction will occur, no one can predict in advance. Sudden events, liquidity changes, or market sentiment could all be triggers.
Therefore, I focus more on the structure rather than guessing the date.
#FedOctHikeOddsHit55% #CryptoTaxAndBTCReserve $BTC $ETH Most novice traders prefer frequent intraday short-term trading, but everyone knows that the win rate for frequent trading is extremely low. Just how low is it? I looked it up today, and you can see for yourself:
The probability of consistently profiting from short-term trading in the long run is about 1%–3%. A Brazilian study tracking nearly 20,000 day traders showed that 97% of those who persisted for more than 300 days lost money, only 1.1% earned more than the minimum wage, and the longer they traded, the lower the probability of profit—there is no "practice makes perfect" learning effect. A study covering 1.4 million accounts in Taiwan showed that after fees, less than 1% of day traders have sustainable profitability, with retail investors' total losses reaching as high as 2.2% of GDP. About 40% quit within a month, and 80% quit within two years. The main cause of failure is not inaccurate predictions but negative expectancy combined with high frequency and trading costs.
Variables that determine your personal survival rate
The hardest is single-trade risk exposure: losing 2% per trade can withstand 20 consecutive losses, but losing 10% per trade means 7 consecutive losses will knock you out. Next are whether the expectancy is positive (requiring at least 100 complete trades for validation), trading frequency and costs, and whether you use tools like short selling or leverage that accelerate losses.Failed breakouts rhyme. $BTC loses a claimed level, $ETH loses relative strength, $DOGE spikes then dumps, $ZEC holds one extra day and then air-pockets.
That extra day is how late longs get created. Do not be the extra day. CLARITY can't pass for now, but regulation won't stop waiting for Congress.
After the bill was blocked in the procedural vote, the SEC launched an innovative exemption for tokenized US stocks the next day. This time gap says a lot: while the legislature is still fighting for 60 votes, the regulatory agency has already started filling the gap with temporary exemptions and administrative interpretations.
In the short term, this is good news for the industry. Products don't have to wait forever, and compliance paths will become more concrete. But in the long term, it's a bit unsettling because administrative rules can be challenged in court and may be overturned by the next administration. Companies investing tens of millions of dollars today based on one set of interpretations might face rewritten rules a few years later under a new chair.
CLARITY may still be re-voted; the stablecoin bill also experienced a first procedural vote failure. But with midterm elections approaching, the window is already so narrow it's hard to breathe. The real race ahead is whether Congress can turn temporary policies into more durable laws before the regulatory agencies build a complete alternative framework.
#CLARITY法案下一步怎么走？ Early this morning, before the Fed news was officially finalized, I proactively allocated capital to buy Spot in parts. It's okay if the Futures orders haven't been filled yet — for me, capital preservation and patience are more important than having orders at any cost. Among the altcoins I follow, $NEAR and $UNI have had a pretty good recovery. By the afternoon, $PONS started to show strength. Tonight, I continue to watch $CRCL and $PENDLE to see if the money flow continues to rotate into these names. What I have concluded after nAt the price level of fourteen hundred dollars, the liquidation volume has surpassed $ETH, which is more worth noting than the price increase itself.
$ZEC's liquidity is much thinner than Ethereum's, so with the same capital inflow and outflow, the scale of forced liquidations due to leverage will be amplified. Therefore, sharp liquidation data does not necessarily indicate strong bullish consensus; it is more likely just a shallow pool.
Following this chain, $ARB and $ONE move along, indicating that the capital driving this is looking for similar low market cap targets to rotate through, rather than each having independent reasons. Currently, there is no conclusive evidence of a common source of funds for this step.
To verify, watch whether $ZEC can sustain above fourteen hundred for two consecutive days without volume expansion and price stagnation. If it stops, and the two that follow also simultaneously cool off, then this round is a liquidity spillover, not a trend.
#ZEC刷新历史新高，NU7升级预期受关注 $ETH $ZEC $BTC current price 77477.5, 24h +1.50%, trading volume 959.3M USDT; MA5=77233.8 crossed above MA20=76737.8, RSI=70.6, MACD histogram +94.59 maintaining bullish momentum, Bollinger upper band 77427.9 has been stepped on by the price, funding rate +0.0087% mild, fear and greed index 56 in the greed zone. Horizontal comparison within the same sector: $CHIP 24h +17.97%, $ADA +8.32%, both gains far exceed BTC, but their 30 K-line amplitude reaches 19.8% and 10.84% respectively, while BTC is only 2.21%, and BTC's trading volume is more than 25 times and 100 times that of the two. This indicates that the main capital line in this round is still carried by BTC, while the high elasticity of altcoins is built on thinner liquidity, and once sentiment recedes, the retracement speed will multiply. BTC is currently running close to the Bollinger upper band, RSI approaching overbought, short-term pullback is needed, but the moving averages remain in bullish alignment without breaking, which is a normal turnover in strength, and the direction is still bullish. $UNI has been irrational these past two days, from around 6.748 at 50x leverage to now 8.496, up +1295.19%. It previously dropped deeply and consolidated sideways, volume quietly accumulated, and once buying pressure kicked in, it took off.
The logic is that it stopped falling near 6.7, with higher lows, turning strong after breaking through 8.0. Hold lightly at 50x leverage, move your stop to protect profits after floating gains, don’t get shaken out by fake spikes.
The background is that the old DeFi projects are seeing replenishment, capital is rotating to find elasticity, selling pressure on the order book is easing, and support is clearly improving.
Short-term resistance is at 8.5-8.8, a breakout targets 9.0; a pullback to 7.8-8.0 holding steady is acceptable, breaking 7.5 turns weak. Take profits in batches if holding positions, wait for pullback confirmation if empty, do not chase. #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 $ZEC $ETH 🎯 FOUR POSITIONS. ONE EXPOSURE.
Long $BTC.
Long $ETH.
Long $DOGE.
Long $ZEC.
A portfolio can appear diversified by holding multiple assets, but if they move with the same liquidity flows and market sentiment, the actual risk may be concentrated.
True diversification comes from owning different risk drivers, not just adding more tickers.
As correlations increase, managing position size becomes even more important.
NFA. DYOR.BOJ hikes to 31-year high, yet yen falls? For futures traders: the storm trigger isn't the hike itself — it's whether the yen keeps strengthening.
For BTC: direct impact limited, BTC/JPY still up. But the biggest risk is leverage from "borrowing cheap yen to buy risk assets." If the yen keeps rising and Japan's long-end yields accelerate, a deleveraging selloff could trigger.
BOJ hikes often coincide with BTC pullbacks, but usually alongside other macro events. Many beginners who just step into the trading market easily fall into the misconception that constantly watching the market is a necessary prerequisite for making profits. Like a craftsman guarding a pendulum, they tense up with every market fluctuation, only to be led by the nose by the choppy market. The frequent trading costs often consume most of the profits that should have been secured.
My BTC perpetual contract grid was placed for a full two days and twelve hours without any manual adjustment or intervention, ultimately achieving a positive return of 0.92%, just outperforming the zero-sum volatility based purely on random gambling during this period. This actually aligns with the ancient saying "A good chess player has no brilliant moves in the whole game," meaning truly reliable profits never come from capturing a fleeting surge miracle, but from preset trading logic that steadily locks in the small gains within the fluctuations.
Pioneers in the trading field throughout history have verified through countless trials and errors that human attention bandwidth has a natural limit. Forcing oneself to watch the market all the time essentially challenges human nature's flaws. Mature quantitative grid logic essentially encodes verified trading rules into execution rules that require no subjective intervention. Those seemingly relaxed states without anxious market-watching are never gifts of luck but are the result of pre-calculated corresponding price densities for time.Japan raises interest rates to the highest level in 31 years, yet the yen falls? Contract traders take note: the real storm trigger is not the rate hike itself, but whether the yen will continue to appreciate.
The Bank of Japan raised rates by 25bp to 1.25%, the highest since 1995, passing with a 7:2 vote. But the market had already priced this in; Governor Ueda's press conference was dovish, so the yen depreciated instead of appreciating.
For BTC: the direct impact is limited, BTC/JPY even rose. But the biggest risk is the leverage of "borrowing cheap yen to buy risk assets." If the yen continues to appreciate and Japan's long-term interest rates accelerate upward, it could trigger deleveraging sell-offs.
Japan's rate hikes often coincide with BTC pullbacks, but usually combined with other macro events.
Conclusion: the rate hike is not the storm; sustained yen appreciation is. Contract traders should reduce leverage and closely watch the yen exchange rate and Japan's long-term interest rates. ⚠️ $BTC + $ETH + $DOGE + $ZEC
Four tickers don’t necessarily mean four different risks.
When liquidity contracts or macro pressure hits crypto, assets that look unrelated can start moving together.
That’s why I focus less on how many coins I hold and more on how much capital depends on the same market condition.
More positions ≠ automatically more diversification.
Different names can still carry the same risk.
#FedOctHikeOddsHit55% BOJ rate hike + Triple Witching Day, will AI hardware face a "tribulation" tonight? #全球高利率预期再升温 #美联储10月再加息概率破55% #长端美债5%会成新常态吗？
Brothers, two things are happening at the same time tonight, we need to talk.
The Bank of Japan raised rates by 25 basis points, increasing the target rate from 1.00% to 1.25%, the highest level in 31 years, in line with market expectations. This rate hike is the shortest interval since the June hike, the first such case since 1990.
Kazuhiro Ueda spoke this afternoon, with one core message: more hikes are coming, but it depends on the situation. He is watching three variables: Middle East oil prices, AI demand, and the yen exchange rate. The market has priced in a 65% chance of another hike before year-end, but this old fox Ueda will likely keep hawkish rhetoric while holding cards in hand.
The key is carry trade. Borrowing yen to buy US Treasuries and US stocks just got more expensive. Hedge funds' net short yen positions have been cut to around 50,000 contracts; the most intense covering wave has passed, but residual positions remain.
Then there's Triple Witching Day tonight. Options expire, volume expands, and sectors with the highest crowding like AI hardware are most vulnerable. Yesterday, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rose 3.14%, ARM and Intel both gained over 7%, with lots of short-term floating profits, coinciding with options settlement, causing volatility to spike instantly.
The rate hike landing is positive, but Triple Witching Day tends to kill off those chasing highs. AI hardware fundamentals aren't bad, but don't get carried away tonight. #美联储10月再加息概率破55%
The Federal Reserve just finished raising rates, and the market immediately started betting on the next move, with the probability of another 25 basis points hike in October breaking through 55%.
Let's look at the data first: the 10-year US Treasury yield has broken 5%, and the 30-year mortgage rate is nearly 7%. Logically, with money this expensive, risk assets should have already been hammered out of the hole. But interestingly, after the rate hike, the US stock market and Bitcoin quickly recovered. What does this indicate? It means the market is now betting on "limited rate hikes"; everyone thinks the Fed is just signaling, trying to scare inflation, but definitely won't raise rates aggressively.
So what impact does this have on the crypto space? I'll break it down into two layers.
First layer: the macro pressure hasn't actually been relieved. The dot plot shows most officials expect at least one more hike this year.
Second layer: Bitcoin's resilience to declines deserves a closer look. Against the backdrop of 5% US Treasury yields and a big drop in US stocks, Bitcoin holding steady or even slightly rising shows the market is pricing it as "hard currency," not just a high-beta tech stock. This signal is much more important than short-term price fluctuations.
Here's my take.
Don't take the current rebound for granted. The market's optimism now is based on the assumption that "the Fed will only hike once." If a rate hike happens in October, the terminal rate will be repriced, and the valuations of all risk assets will be adjusted downward. By then, it will be too late to run. At this point, controlling your exposure is more important than anything else; don't heavily bet on a one-sided move before macro expectations are realized.
What do you think?
$BTC COTI current price is 0.02283, with thin buy orders on the order book; heavy sell orders cluster around 0.0235 above. Funding rate just turned negative, long leverage is withdrawing. The daily chart shows three consecutive days of shrinking volume with doji candles, MACD is converging below the zero line, a typical pre-breakout holding pattern. No news is the best news, purely watching the chip structure.
Just opened the guardhouse window for some fresh air, flipped the logbook to today's third page.
The bias is bearish. Enter short positions in batches between 0.0228 and 0.0232, stop loss set above 0.0238, the defense point must be firm. First take profit at 0.0215, second target at 0.0203; reduce to half position at break-even when reached. If volume surges and price holds above 0.0235, exit shorts and reverse to long, target 0.025. This current level is a grind; whoever loses patience first will hand over the chips first.
$COTI
#美国加密税收与BTC储备法案获推进
@OKX星球 SOL leading at +5.58% while BTC and ETH post steadier gains suggests risk appetite is widening beyond the majors. I would read this as selective rotation, not a full market regime change. BTC holding near $77.3K remains the cleaner signal for whether the move has durable breadth.
Not advice, just analysis.SK Hynix's subsidiary Solidigm is evaluating the construction of its first NAND flash memory factory in the United States, but officials emphasize that all plans are still under assessment and no decisions have been finalized.
Solidigm was established after SK Hynix acquired Intel's NAND business, focusing on AI data center enterprise-grade SSDs. If a domestic NAND production line is established in the U.S., it will directly change the global storage chip supply landscape, align with U.S. domestic chip industry support policies, and benefit the long-term capacity layout of AI computing power storage.
This news, combined with previous rumors of Solidigm's spin-off listing, has heated up capital expectations for the storage sector. However, uncertainties remain regarding site selection and massive capital expenditures, making the short-term outlook more about expectation games. Considering the global environment of tight monetary policies by many central banks, volatility in the tech industry chain's expectations will continue to transmit to risk assets. #美联储10月再加息概率破55% ⚠️ $BTC + $ETH + $DOGE + $ZEC
Four tickers don’t necessarily mean four different risks.
When liquidity contracts or macro pressure hits crypto, assets that look unrelated can start moving together.
That’s why I focus less on how many coins I hold and more on how much capital depends on the same market condition.
More positions ≠ automatically more diversification.
Different names can still carry the same risk.
#FedOctHikeOddsHit55% The CFTC has recently expanded the original regulatory arrangement granted to Phantom to include qualified "passive software" providers.
The market easily interprets this as "wallets can do derivatives without a license in the future."
But the official boundary is exactly the opposite: software can help users connect to trading, but cannot custody funds, control order routing or execution, nor actively send explicit buy or sell signals; actual trading still needs to be conducted through regulated FCMs, IBs, or designated contract markets.
Therefore, the core change is that the CFTC is separating the "trading entry point" from the "regulated trading entity," rather than removing regulation.
If more wallets connect to compliant derivatives markets based on this, the on-chain front end could become a new distribution channel for traditional finance; if actual adoption is limited, the market impact of this no-action mainly remains at the institutional level.Just finished lunch and opened the app, wow, BTC just shot up sharply! From last night's low of 75,982, it surged all the way to 77,487 now, up 1.43% intraday. The guys in the group who were whining yesterday are now shouting "bull market returning quickly" again.
Let's analyze the chart. On the daily level, BTC has consecutively broken through MA5 and MA10, and the 4-hour chart shows a series of bullish candles, almost filling the dip from earlier.
But don't get too excited yet, do you see the resistance above? The daily MA20 is around 77,958, and 79,596 is a strong resistance. Above that, there's the previous high at 82,279 pressing down. Now it has reached 77,500, very close to the resistance zone above, and it could be pushed back at any time.
Looking at the news, although the price is rallying strongly, the external environment is not calm. The US sanctioned Iranian platforms, Liquid hacker left a mess, plus the Fed just raised rates, the macro knife is still hanging.
Here's the trading plan for everyone:
First, if you hold spot positions as your base, hold steady and don't move. It's hard to get some recovery, don't get shaken out by a slight fluctuation.
Second, if you want to short, don't try to top out at 77,500. Wait for it to reach around 77,900-78,000, and if volume can't keep up, consider light short positions with a stop loss above 78,500.
Third, if you want to add long positions, definitely don't chase the high now! Wait for a pullback to the support zone around 76,400-76,500, and only add after it stabilizes. $BTC The more frenzied the market, the more traders need to stay calm.
Not sure what to say, just a couple of words about Zec, which has been booming in the past month.
Retail investors chasing Zec longs around the 1,000+ level will sooner or later get crushed by the main players, who can slam the price down 300, 400, or even 500 points within an hour. Many might not have noticed, but on August 22, Zec had an hourly K-line that dropped from 822 to 696, a swing of 15%. Imagine that — at a price above 800, it can drop over 126 USD in just a few minutes. Isn't that crazy? Although it bounced back, many people's positions were already wiped out. Similarly, if you scale that to a 1,600 level, a 20% swing (including long wicks) means 320 USD. It could instantly drop 100 USD in a minute, or even slam down 200 USD directly. If it continues to oscillate afterward, can your position hold? You say you’re light on your position, you say there’s no liquidation price? But isn’t it painful to be stuck? And for those heavily or fully invested, no need to say more — ten days’ profits can be wiped out by the main players in one hour!!! The more frenzied the market, the more I feel this kind of situation is slowly approaching.
Just my personal understanding, bulls please don’t flame.Do you smell blood?
This is not the scent of a bull market; it's the prelude to the meat grinder starting.
ZEC surged to 1500, and the whole screen is shouting for 2000, but as a top hunter specializing in altcoins, what I see is a premeditated massacre.
Someone asked me in the comments: "ZEC is going to 2000, do you still dare to short? What will you do?"
I laughed. Brother, are you a shill sent by the market makers to hype the price?
From 1200 to 1515, a rise of over 300 points, all built on sentiment.
Look closely at the 15-minute chart; the MACD red bars are so short they're almost invisible, and volume can't keep up with the price.
This is not a charge; it's clearly a forced hold-up.
The most fatal bearish news has already been fermenting beneath the surface. Zcash's Orchard privacy circuit was exposed to a "constraint insufficiency" vulnerability.
Simply put, hackers could theoretically forge proofs, creating money out of thin air or double-spending.
If a privacy coin leaks its fundamental cryptographic moat, what justifies its valuation of thousands of dollars?
Now look at the capital flow.
Multiple new wallets have withdrawn over $46 million worth of ZEC from exchanges in the past two days. This is not hoarding; it's moving chips into the shadows to prepare for dumping.
Even more ruthless, a two-year holding whale, with an average price of $48, just dumped 22,800 ZEC on Binance, profiting over $20 million.
They've multiplied their money twentyfold and are still fleeing, while retail investors are rushing in shouting for 2000?
My short positions at 1360 and 1170 are indeed showing floating losses, but the big trend is always more reliable than short-term sentiment.
With the super week rate hike expectations looming, the whole market is falling, yet ZEC is stubbornly pulling up against the trend. This is not an independent rally; it's a last gasp.
When this wave of sentiment recedes, ZEC's catch-up drop will be fiercer than anyone else's.
$BTC
$ETH
$ZEC
#美联储10月再加息概率破55% The 30-year mortgage rate in the U.S. just surged to 6.95%, rising for four consecutive weeks and hitting a new high since January 2025. A year ago, this figure was 6.26%.
In four months, it has increased by nearly one percentage point.
What does this mean? An average American family now pays several hundred dollars more per month for a home than a year ago. Refinancing? Forget about it.
But the U.S. stock market is rising. BTC remains steady between $75,000 and $79,000.
It’s as if nothing has happened.
That’s the scariest part.
On September 14, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield briefly touched 5.01%.
When was the last time it broke 5%? October 2023. But back then, it only stayed above 5% for one day—because the labor market was cooling, inflation was easing, and the Federal Reserve was about to stop tightening.
This time is different.
The labor market remains resilient. Inflation expectations are still rising. The 2026 PCE inflation expectation is 3.7%, and the Federal Reserve itself admits that returning to the 2% target won’t happen until 2029.
The U.S.-Iran conflict is pushing up oil prices, AI infrastructure is aggressively issuing bonds to grab capital, and the U.S. federal debt-to-GDP ratio has exceeded 100%.
The U.S. Treasury market size has ballooned from $4.5 trillion in 2007 to $32 trillion.
More borrowing, more selective buyers. Yields can only go up.
Goldman Sachs has raised its year-end 10-year Treasury yield forecast from 4.40% to 4.75%. Standard Chartered is even more aggressive—5.2% by year-end, 5.3% in Q1 next year.
Research firm CreditSights directly states: the 10-year Treasury yield could rise toward 5.5%.
Cresset Capital says, “A 5% yield won’t break anything the day it hits. The real problem will appear 12 to 18 months later, when companies and borrowers must refinance at the new rates.”
In plain language:
Nothing today doesn’t mean nothing tomorrow.
The corporate debt maturity wall has only been pushed back, not disappeared. From 2020 to 2021, companies borrowed a ton of cheap money at near-zero rates. These debts are now maturing and must be refinanced at rates above 5%.
Borrowing new to pay old, costs double.
Housing construction, commercial real estate, utilities, infrastructure, capital-intensive manufacturing—industries highly dependent on financing with long project cycles—will gradually see refinancing costs become explicit.
It won’t explode overnight; it will be a slow, cutting process.
Sustained high 10-year Treasury yields → global borrowing costs rise → financial conditions tighten → risk appetite declines → liquidity in speculative assets is drained.
Santiment puts it bluntly: if tightening continues, it could drain liquidity from speculative assets.
What’s even more painful—when Treasuries can give you a 5% risk-free return, why bet on an asset that generates no cash flow?
5% Treasuries vs. Bitcoin, a capital choice question with an increasingly obvious answer.
This is not theoretical. In 2026, the negative correlation between BTC and Nasdaq, and Treasury yields is strengthening. When Treasuries tighten, risk assets tremble. When the 30-year Treasury yield broke 5% at the end of April, Bitcoin was directly suppressed.
So why does BTC look “fine” now?
Two reasons.
First, transmission takes time. The low-interest debt locked in 2020-2021 is still buffering. The maturity wall has been pushed back, but the debt wall hasn’t disappeared. The real test will come 12 to 18 months from now.
Second, the market is betting "this time only."
In September, the Fed raised rates by 25 basis points, bringing the federal funds rate to 3.75%-4.00%. This was the first hike since July 2023.
But the dot plot shows 16 of 18 officials expect at least one more hike this year. CME data shows a 55.4% chance of another 25 basis point hike in October.
The market’s current pricing logic is: after this hike, rates have peaked and cuts will follow.
BTC’s resilience today prices in a “peak rate.”
But if the October hike happens and the 10-year Treasury yield stays above 5% for six months—that pricing will be completely overturned.
In October 2023, the 10-year Treasury yield broke 5% but dropped the next day because the labor market was cooling and inflation easing.
In September 2026, the 10-year Treasury yield breaks 5% again. The labor market is resilient, inflation is rising, geopolitical conflicts push oil prices up, and AI infrastructure competes for capital.
The same 5%, but a completely different environment.
The market is betting on "limited hikes." But if inflation doesn’t cooperate, if oil prices keep soaring, if the Fed is forced to hike more than once—
Those companies that locked in low-interest debt in 2020 will face a completely different bill in 2027.
Debt doesn’t disappear; it just shifts to the future.
And BTC’s resilience prices in a “peak rate” assumption.
That assumption may not survive the next quarter.
$BTC $ETH $SOL #美联储10月再加息概率破55% If you’re a hard-money maximalist, ask yourself:
Do you believe in the principle of hard money — or only in $BTC?
Fading $ZEC simply because “Bitcoin is harder money” can turn a monetary thesis into tribal loyalty.
Conviction is good.
Dogma is different.
$BTC $ZEC The Federal Reserve's 25 basis point rate hike has been implemented. Bitcoin didn't crash. Not only did it not crash, it actually rose.
BTC surged to $77,663, up 1.35% in 24 hours. ETH rose 2.16% to $2,482, SOL increased 3.92% to $105.
The market is cheering. The community is flooding the screens: "The bad news is out, the bull market continues."
But on the same day, another figure quietly bled.
The US Bitcoin spot ETF has seen net outflows for multiple consecutive trading days. From September 8 to 11 alone, a total of $462.7 million was withdrawn, the worst week in ten weeks. The ARKB fund alone lost $234.2 million.
Prices are rising, but institutions are exiting.
This is not resilience. This is division.
First question: Who is buying this rebound?
Santiment's analysis is very clear: The rate hike itself has already been highly priced in by the market, so the impact is limited. Before the decision, Bitcoin had already dropped about 4% due to the failure of the CLARITY Act vote, hovering between $75,000 and $76,000.
With the rate hike implemented, uncertainty is released, shorts are covering, and short-term funds are replenishing.
This is sentiment repair, not new inflows.
Perpetual contracts are net selling, and the spot market only has small net buying. The real institutional buying? ETF funds are flowing out.
Second question: What exactly is rising?
The CLARITY Act was rejected in the Senate on September 15. 49 votes in favor, 50 against, failing even a simple majority.
What does this mean? The legislative structure for the US crypto market is effectively ended in this Congress. The next window might not come until 2030.
The pricing on Polymarket for the bill passing within the year crashed from 82% in February to 14% before the vote.
The market knew this long ago. So it dropped 4% before the decision. The rebound after the rate hike is less about digesting the hike and more about digesting the fact that "the bill is dead."
Third question: What about October?
CME data: The probability of a 25 basis point rate hike in October has risen to 55.4%.
The dot plot shows that 16 of 18 officials expect at least one more hike before year-end. New Chair Wash said it plainly: inflation is too high and has lasted too long.
The 10-year US Treasury yield has broken 5%, and the 30-year mortgage rate is 6.95%.
If there really is another hike in October, the current "resilience" will be repriced.
Block Scholes' research director said something very sobering: If there is another hike this year, the hawkish signal released could be stronger than this 25 basis point hike.
Meaning, the market is currently betting "this is the only one."
If that bet is wrong, the cost will be high.
Key judgment: What is the real signal?
Not the price. Prices can lie.
Look at ETF fund flows. If prices continue to rebound but ETF outflows do not stop, the sustainability of this rally is questionable. The real signal of institutional return is ETF net inflows for 2 to 3 consecutive trading days.
Right now? Still bleeding.
Operational tip:
BTC is oscillating between $75,000 and $78,000, with direction dominated by October rate hike expectations. Chasing longs here has an unfavorable risk-reward ratio.
Wait for a clear signal of ETF fund flow reversal before making a move.
Prices can lie, fund flows cannot.
While retail cheers the rebound, institutions are quietly exiting.
$BTC $ETH $ZEC #美联储10月再加息概率破55% 🎯 FOUR TICKERS. ONE RISK.
Long $BTC .
Long $ETH .
Long $DOGE.
Long $ZEC .
Four different assets can still become one big risk position if they’re all reacting to the same macro and liquidity conditions.
That’s the part of diversification people often miss.
More tickers ≠ more diversification.
What matters is how independent your risk actually is.
When correlation rises, position sizing matters even more.
Diversify the risk, not just the portfolio.
NFA. DYOR.
#FedOctHikeOddsHit55% After this wave of increase, the biggest victim turned out to be the whales 🐋
From a pure profit of 420,000 U, it retraced all the way back to 410,000 U, dropping nearly 10,000 U from the peak. Sounds like a brag, but this is the daily life of whales, and retracements still hurt.
However, my view hasn't changed, I still remain bearish going forward:
🛢️ Oil prices are still high, inflation simply can't be suppressed 📈 The 10-year US Treasury yield has already touched 5%
With these two weighing down, why would risk assets keep surging? Currently, I continue to hold short positions.
$ONE $CNPY $ZEC
Do you think this wave is a reversal or just a rebound? Take a side in the comments 👇
#FedRaisesRatesBy25bpsForFirstTimeInThreeYears #USCryptoTaxAndBTCReserveBillAdvances #WillLongTermUSTreasury5PercentBecomeNewNormalCharles Schwab, a veteran brokerage with $13 trillion in assets, came out yesterday to support a bill.
It's the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act, which just passed the first hurdle in the House Financial Services Committee.
Charles Schwab said this could be an important first step in legislation.
Note, it’s a "could be," and a "first step."
My first reaction wasn’t excitement, but curiosity.
Why would an institution managing $13 trillion say this now?
To be clear, it’s not cheering for $BTC, it’s paving the way for itself.
If the bill really moves forward, the first beneficiaries won’t be retail investors, but these large institutions with licenses, clients, and custody capabilities.
So, does this news have a big impact on the market?
In the short term, I think it’s moderate, just a slight boost in sentiment.
But it’s a signal—traditional finance is starting to take this seriously.
The biggest mistake retail investors make is rushing in just because they see the word "legislation."
The bill is still far from becoming law; passing the committee is not the same as passing the House, and even if it passes the House, there’s still the Senate.
What matters more to you: the bill itself, or why Charles Schwab chose this moment to speak out?
#美国加密税收与BTC储备法案获推进
#摩根大通称比特币或跑赢黄金 #CLARITY法案下一步怎么走？ $BTC Federal Reserve rate hike implemented! Complete analysis of Bitcoin's subsequent trend🔥
⚠️This is only a market review and analysis, not investment advice. The crypto market is highly volatile and risky $BTC
This round, the Federal Reserve raised rates by 25 basis points as expected, and the latest dot plot is overall hawkish, clearly leaving room for another rate hike within the year.
Many only see the rate hike implemented but overlook the core logic behind the real market downturn:
The rate hike has long been priced in by the market; the real fatal bearish factor is that high interest rates will be maintained for a long time, and easing is nowhere in sight.
Short-term market interpretation
Currently, this is a typical technical rebound after a bearish event.
The market will see a rebound and repair, but it is basically a bull trap, making it difficult to directly enter a sustained main upward trend.
Key ranges have been locked in:
- Core support below: 75500
Holding above this maintains a range-bound oscillation with repeated consolidation; a valid break below support will trigger a new round of downward probing.
- Strong resistance above: 79500—81000
Without any easing expectations, bulls will find it hard to effectively break through this resistance zone.
Mid-term macro outlook
The overall headwind environment has not improved at all.
With U.S. Treasury yields stuck at high levels, market risk aversion will continue to rise, persistently suppressing high-volatility risk assets like BTC. #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 Bitcoin is still fluctuating!!
Yesterday, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points. Originally, there were concerns that assets would continue to be under pressure, but BTC directly surged to 77,000 today. The rate hike, which was expected to be negative, instead turned into a bullish opportunity.
This rise is not simply a positive reaction to the rate hike; it looks more like shorts are starting to close positions en masse, with funds scrambling to seize the rebound advantage.
BTC previously dipped to around 74,900, then quickly rebounded, reclaiming 77,000.
Is 77,000 a real breakout or a fake one?
The 77,000–77,200 range is a very important resistance zone. If BTC can hold above and not break below on a pullback, the next focus can be on the 77,500–78,000 area. Otherwise, it’s just a technical rebound.
77,000–77,200: short-term boundary between bulls and bears
77,500–78,000: resistance zone after breakout
75,000–76,000: important support zone
If 77,000 can’t hold, it means the market is still range-bound, and chasing the rally is not cost-effective.
The current BTC market is actually very typical: the news is scary, but the price doesn’t follow the news.
Next, we’ll see if 77,000 can hold.
#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
#SEC与CFTC明确链上金融合规路径
$ETH $ZEC $BTC $SPCX is doing something unusual: a trader who admits to being underwater on small-cap altcoins is publicly staging a laddered accumulation plan against a token that closed at 150 and dipped under its 20-day moving average the day before. The tell here is not the chart, it is the sizing. The plan is to add 0.01 rocket on the first push through 155, then another 0.01 or 0.02 for every 3U of upside into the 160-168 zone, with the stated intent of eventually overwhelming the position with capital. The Bank of Japan today raised the policy rate by 25bp to 1.25% with a 7-2 vote, reaching the highest level in 31 years, exactly as Ajian predicted. At the same time, the yen did not rise after the rate hike as traditional logic would suggest, but once fell to around 156.7. I have previously analyzed the reasons for this; this rate hike had long been fully anticipated by the market, and the BOJ did not provide a sufficiently hawkish follow-up path.
I believe the only noteworthy point of this BOJ meeting is that the rate hike was passed by a 7-2 vote, with two members opposing it. This means that within the Bank of Japan, there is not a unanimous consensus on the pace of further tightening.
Finally, I remind everyone again that currency trading is never about whether rates are raised or not, but about the difference between actual results and market expectations. The expectation gap is what truly drives currency trading. #日本长债收益率升至高位 Still waiting for the waterfall short sellers? I've already prepared your coffin lids.
The highest has touched 1534, and you're still stubbornly holding?
You think this is a technical pullback?
Let me tell you, this is to squeeze the shorts to death!
I reversed to a long position at 1364, now I've cleaned up completely, all profits made by stepping on the stop-loss orders of you stubborn shorts!
Don't think I'm being harsh.
Watching the daily chart today, I actually went through an extremely cruel struggle in my heart.
The MA5 has surged to 1300, current price 1509, deviating from the moving average by over two hundred points.
By the old stubborn logic, I should have shouted "overbought, let's short together" long ago.
But at that moment, I slapped myself hard: in a one-sided short squeeze market, you use moving averages to short? Isn't that just courting death?
Then I saw that message, "Bankless co-founder said NEAR is a generalized version of ZEC."
No matter how ridiculous that sounds, Wall Street capital believes it.
This isn't retail investors fantasizing, this is the big players repricing ZEC.
If I kept stubbornly clinging to old views, my account would definitely be zero today.
I reversed to kill the longs.
This 106% profit isn't luck, it's what I personally tore apart after ten years of stubbornness.
Don't talk to me about overbought or pullbacks.
Current price 1509, first target straight to 1600. Shorts don't die, the rally won't stop.
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#美联储10月再加息概率破55% SKHYNIX's spike to 1277 today surged upward, surpassing the 1212 wave.
Yesterday's low was around 1174, the high touched 1212, and it closed near 1176. Today the high reached 1277, the low was 1196, and the current price is about 1277. There are followers on the way up, with the high still near the current price.
The 1277 level above is new resistance; the space above hasn't opened yet. If 1196 below breaks again, it's easy to see 1174 first; if that level can't hold either, the short term will look for lower space.
In the short term, watch if the current price can hold at 1277. If it can't hold, treat it as a pullback after a spike and digest it; don't chase at this price now. Those already holding should watch if the low of 1196 today can hold; if it can't, consider reducing positions; those wanting to catch a dip should wait for a pullback and reconsider if 1277 can't be surpassed, don't catch a falling knife mid-air. $SKHYNIX Privacy coins sector collectively takes off, dominating the gainers list
In this market wave, privacy coins are the only sector still thriving.
Glassnode data is straightforward: the privacy coin sector rose 213% in one year, the only one among the top ten sectors to hit an all-time high. In the same period, Bitcoin dropped 36% from its peak, and the median of the top 200 coins fell 58%. What does this mean? The whole market is paying off debts, while privacy coins are throwing a party.
ZEC is the leader, but its smaller peers haven't been idle either.
ZEC surged 2496% in one year, climbing from 82nd to 7th in market cap, accounting for 62% of the entire privacy sector's market cap. But here’s the key point: excluding ZEC, the remaining privacy coin portfolio still rose 85% in one year.
Monero XMR doubled in the same period, DASH outperformed Bitcoin in three months, and ZEN is following suit. Among the top 25 coins, only four remain above their October highs, two of which are privacy coins (ZEC and XMR). This is not just ZEC’s solo celebration; the entire sector is collectively reviving.
There are multiple reasons for the rise.
The Grayscale ZEC spot ETF attracted nearly $700 million within two weeks of launch, providing institutions with a compliant entry point. ZEC’s Ironwood upgrade sealed off the largest shielded pool, allowing supply to be independently verified. Although Monero has been delisted from exchanges, its on-chain transaction volume hasn’t collapsed, indicating real demand is supporting the floor.
$ZEC The most dangerous thing on the chessboard is never the opponent's killing move, but your own mistaken belief that you understand the position. Bitcoin is currently at such a midgame turning point—on the surface, the pieces seem scattered, but in reality, there is a hidden tactic of sacrificing pieces to gain the initiative.
This JPMorgan report hits the key point: the capital inflow into gold ETFs is more solid than that into Bitcoin spot ETFs, but IBIT carries higher short positions and hedging than GLD. What does this mean? It means the opponent has stacked too many heavy pieces on your semi-open line; once these suppressive forces are removed, the entire line will instantly open, and the incoming forces will far exceed those in the gold direction. Short covering is never a gentle exchange of pieces but a forced pawn promotion through a mutiny.
Bitcoin dropped to around 75,000, then stabilized at 76,000—this is not a collapse, but a defensive exchange in the endgame. The CLARITY Act setback and the 746 million outflow from spot ETFs sound like losing an entire flank, but what you need to watch is: the pieces are still advancing, and the structure has not been broken. Grayscale sets a recent floor at 58,000, which is their calculated baseline; corporate treasuries are buying and spreading out—not scattered pieces, but chain soldiers advancing synchronously on multiple lines—once connected, they will become an unstoppable promotion threat.
The real issue is not the price but whether the demand base can take shape. ETF inflows, corporate treasuries, and asset rotation—if these three can form a synergy, it is a classic three-piece consolidation—the chessboard's resources concentrate on the same side, and no matter how many defensive lines the opponent has, they only delay the inevitable. If not, they are isolated scattered pieces fighting individually, to be cleared one by one.
I never place bets; I only calculate variations. The key variation in the current situation is whether IBIT's short covering is a trap or a real breakthrough. Observe the scissors difference in capital between it and gold ETFs, and observe whether the corporate treasury increments are coherent. These are the key squares on the chessboard, not emotions. The truly profitable players do not take it step by step but have already calculated the position twenty moves ahead before making a move. And this move, the market has not yet made.BTC did something very extreme today, dropping to 76258 then pulling back to 77612.
Yesterday opened at 75791, highest 77167, lowest 75055, closed at 76780, volume 527 million. Today opened at 76780, highest 77713, lowest 76258, current price about 77612. Volume 188 million, Asian session is still early.
Resistance is still at 77612–77713 above, the 77349 level has been passed, and 79600 above that is even heavier. On the downside, first watch 76258, if broken easily look at 75055.
In the short term, first see if 77612 can hold. If it can't hold the push at 77713, don't chase. For those already holding, watch if 76258 support holds; if not, reduce some, then wait for volume to return in the European and American sessions to see if it can challenge 79600 again. $BTC On the 17th, Statistics Canada released data showing that in July, Canadian investors significantly sold off overseas securities, with a net sale of 31 billion CAD in U.S. stocks, setting a record for the highest net monthly sell-off, concentrated in large U.S. tech stocks.
At the same time, Canadian investors had a net sale of 5.1 billion CAD in U.S. Treasury bonds that month, marking the sixth consecutive month of reducing U.S. bond holdings; since January this year, the cumulative reduction in U.S. bonds has reached 37.3 billion CAD.
The continued large-scale withdrawal from U.S. stocks and bonds indicates that Canadian capital is persistently reducing its allocation to U.S. dollar assets. Cross-border capital outflows will alter global expectations of U.S. dollar liquidity. Coupled with the Federal Reserve's maintained 55% probability of a rate hike in October, this macro signal of overseas capital continuously moving away from U.S. dollar assets will indirectly transmit to the crypto market, affecting the medium-term capital expectations for $BTC.On September 17, the regulators made two temporary construction openings in the load-bearing wall— a five-year innovation exemption, plus enforcement tolerance for passive software service providers. This is not a capstone; it’s scaffolding, and the kind that can be dismantled at any time.
First, look at the structure. What truly determines whether a building can stand is never the facade rendering, but the foundation calculations and load transfer paths. Tokenized NMS stocks operate under a permissioned automated market maker system, only approving compliant venues and excluding synthetic equity—this is like attaching a steel-structured annex to the existing regulatory load-bearing framework. The advantage of the annex is speed; the downside is that its anchoring points are not on its own foundation but on the old columns of the main building. If the main building changes its design, the annex must redo its nodes.
The five-year exemption sounds long, but in the infrastructure cycle, it’s just the acceptance window for one phase of the project. CLARITY being stuck means the master plan hasn’t been approved, so only a temporary construction permit can be issued first. What is the biggest risk with a temporary permit? The biggest risk is the builder treating it as a property right certificate for financing. The market is currently doing exactly this—translating "won’t be held accountable" into "permanent legality." This is using temporary support as a load-bearing wall, a structural risk accounting error.
Next, look at the CFTC-extended exemption targeting passive software providers, which does not recommend enforcement solely for providing unregistered brokerage and agency access. In blueprint terms: as long as you don’t actively participate in matching decisions or act as a load-bearing component, compliance is assumed. This turns "software neutrality" into a flexible connector—it can absorb shocks but cannot bear loads. The tragedy of flexible connectors is that once the load exceeds expectations, they are the first to shear off.
The real problem lies in the path to permanence. From temporary exemption to permanent provisions requires three structural checks: legislation to set the master plan, rulemaking to produce construction drawings, and enforcement precedents for on-site certification. Currently, all three are only half done. Therefore, any valuation model built on this must be labeled with "design conditions"—and these conditions are currently all assumptions.
The linkage of tokenized assets like $xPLTR essentially connects the main beam of traditional equity with a tokenized conversion layer on-chain. If the stiffness of the conversion layer is lower than the main beam, the first response to vibration will always occur in the conversion layer. The price linkage you see is displacement transmission, not value transmission. Two different things.
My professional judgment is simple: the construction surface supported by temporary scaffolding can never be priced by delivery area. Whoever writes the exemption period into the discount model is calculating reinforcement using live load as if it were dead load. #SECCFTCOnchainRules ETH rebounded from 2365 to above 2480, mainly driven by three converging factors:
1. Macro negative factors have been fully priced in: The Federal Reserve's 25 basis point rate hike met expectations, signaling the tightening cycle may be nearing its end, risk appetite is warming up, and capital is flowing back into crypto assets.
2. Ecosystem benefits: The SEC approved limited on-chain trading of tokenized stocks, with Ethereum as the preferred public chain for RWA, strengthening institutional buying expectations.
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3. Capital and technicals: A whale bought nearly 7,000 ETH around 2460 and staked them, reducing circulation; the chart stands above the Bollinger middle band, MACD shows a golden cross, short-term bulls are recovering.
Risks: Resistance near 2484 is strong; if volume does not increase to break through, a pullback is still possible; macro statements and geopolitical conflicts will continue to suppress risk appetite. The Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes will not have a substantial impact; the market continues to rise, it's just looking for an excuse to sweep up and down to make people stop loss on contracts. Despite so much bad news, the market still doesn't drop, staying within this range. The biggest bull run in history in 2017 also happened during an interest rate hike cycle. The interest rate hike period from 2022 to 2023 is the strongest in over 40 years, and Bitcoin still rose from 16000 to 40000.
$BTC #$SOL $DOGE
Latest data
Rebounded for two consecutive days, with leveraged long positions rapidly increasing on the market; BTC has briefly surpassed a key resistance level, but spot ETF funds have not seen sustained large inflows. SOL and DOGE are warming up following the broader market, with $SOL showing stronger elasticity and $DOGE leaning more on sentiment-driven moves. Over the weekend, US stocks and bonds are closed, external macro news is scarce, and market liquidity has shrunk.
Market consensus
Some believe the rebound opens up space for further gains over the weekend, continuing a sentiment-driven rally; cautious participants think this rise is more of a short-covering move, with insufficient liquidity making it easy to spike and then fall back, and significant selling pressure above, which will further amplify altcoin volatility.
Underlying logic analysis
With traditional markets closed over the weekend and lacking direction from US bonds and the dollar, the crypto market mainly relies on on-exchange fund battles. Sentiment coins like SOL and DOGE are more sensitive to capital flows, causing their price swings to be noticeably larger than BTC’s, and even small selling pressure can trigger rapid pullbacks.
Personal view (personal opinion only, not investment advice)🔥 CLARITY is stuck, but the U.S. moves in the crypto market have not stopped!
On September 16, two major committees of the U.S. House of Representatives simultaneously advanced two crypto-related bills: the tax bill passed the committee by a vote of 38 in favor and 5 against, including a tax exemption arrangement for network/transaction fees of $10 and below; On the other hand, the U.S. Reserve Modernization Act was advanced 28-21, aiming to include government-held BTC in the legal strategic reserve framework.
The signal this sends is worth noting: a major bill being blocked does not mean the entire crypto policy is halted.
Tax rules are about supplementing infrastructure, while BTC reserves are about strengthening asset positioning. But both projects are just bills in progress, and there are still follow-up procedures before they become law, so it cannot be directly equated with policies being implemented.
As for BTC and ETH, how the market ultimately prices them will depend on subsequent funding and policy developments.
If these two bills continue to advance, do you think they will create a new long-term narrative for BTC? 👇 #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 #SEC与CFTC明确链上金融合规路径 $BTC $UNI is slightly bullish in the short term, consider after a pullback confirmation
It surged 27 points in one day, now consolidating around 8.62. Honestly, I'm a bit hesitant: chasing highs risks being stuck, staying out risks missing a real rally. Don't fight emotions, focus on the chart for a more practical view. An 11% rise in four hours indicates bulls are still active, a slight dip in one hour shows selling pressure above. The direction hasn't broken down, just wait for a pullback confirmation or a breakout above the previous high; avoid blindly betting in the middle.
Trading plan: Slightly bullish short term, but only trade on pullback confirmation or breakout confirmation
Trading advice: Consider after a pullback stabilizes between 7.63–8.075; if it strengthens directly, follow after breaking above 8.892. Set stop loss at 7.516, take profit first at 9.584, then at 10.205.
#美联储10月再加息概率破55% Everyone in crypto seems to be asking the same question. When will altseason finally start? Traders are watching Bitcoin dominance, ETH/BTC and every altcoin index they can find, waiting for one clear signal that says the entire altcoin market is ready to run. But while everyone waits for the official confirmation, something interesting is already happening. Money is moving. Just not everywhere at once. This Doesn't Look Like the Old Altseason Yet A traditional altseason is easy to imagine. Bitc📌 DIFFERENT TICKERS DON’T ALWAYS MEAN DIFFERENT RISK
You might hold $BTC , $ETH , $DOGE and $ZEC and feel like your portfolio is spread out.
But when the entire crypto market turns defensive, these assets can start moving in the same direction.
That’s when diversification on paper can become concentration in practice.
Instead of asking, “How many coins do I own?”
Ask, “How much of my portfolio could be affected by the same market move?”
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#CryptoTaxAndBTCReserve Today, let's talk about Dell. From early January to September this year, its stock price has risen about 318.1%, becoming 4.18 times its original value, consistently hitting new highs.
The most accurate understanding of Dell is: a system supplier primarily profiting from enterprise infrastructure, with a large commercial computer business, and enhancing profitability through software, services, and finance.
From the early September financial report, although Dell's high-growth AI servers showed little quarter-on-quarter incremental growth this quarter, this is not a problem. Because their backlog of orders has exploded again: "This quarter added AI orders worth $60.9 billion, and as of July 31, 2026, the AI backlog reached $95 billion, an increase of about 85% from $51.3 billion at the end of the last quarter."
I believe that from the perspectives of company-level profit upgrades, cost pass-through ability, and supply chain bargaining power, Dell is capable of delivering performance different from generic hardware stocks. Since its profit forecasts are also rising, the stock price keeps hitting new highs; and as the market continues to receive new positive evidence, it can keep reaching new highs.