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No vision, can't hold on, the profit this time is as thin as paper, but I love it to death. During the bottom grinding in the session, $ZEC never broke 1,010.24, and the ZEC buy orders gradually strengthened. I knew someone was catching below, so after the long signal, I took some off first. While everyone else was still watching, the price had already started to move up.
Now 1,578.56 is right in front of me, +2814.03% income in sight, it was worth the wait. You don't have to catch the whole fish every time; taking a part is already great.
Better to miss a rally than to catch a flying knife and end up with a bloody hand.
Take profit on 70% of the position first, keep the remaining 30% at cost price for protection. Let the profits run if it keeps going up, and don't let gains turn uncomfortable if it pulls back. Time to enjoy a good meal, but don't let greed ruin the rhythm.
For friends who haven't gotten on board yet, listen to me: now is not the time to rush, wait for a more comfortable position in the next round. Wait for the new structure to emerge, there are still opportunities, don't be anxious.
$BTC $ADA $POL loud noise, little rain! Polygon's burn this time is purely self-excited
Polygon Foundation CEO boldly announced the deployment of a permissionless burn contract, with the first round directly burning 100 million POL,
The deflation narrative is fully hyped, even claiming to surpass Arbitrum and Near in revenue by 2026 according to a ChatGPT analyst
The news sounds impressive, but seasoned investors can see through it at a glance; this is purely much ado about nothing.
Looking at the data to see the essence. 100 million sounds like a lot, but POL's total supply is as high as 10.7 billion, so this burn is less than 1% of the total supply!
What's worse, there is no hard cap set on the burn
Even the official admits that after June 2025, the annual inflation rate will still be 2%
You burn 100 million, but inflation will add over 200 million in a year
This is not deflation; it's just moving money from one hand to the other, using burning as a marketing gimmick.
The market response is the most honest. POL is currently at 0.1048, with a pitiful 4% increase
24-hour trading volume is only 3.1 million USDT, compared to a market cap of 1.122 billion, liquidity is extremely dry
It peaked at 0.1095 and then weakened, unable to break through the 0.11 level
Compared to the historical high of 0.76, it is still stuck in a deep pit.
Don't be fooled by the official deflation PR; without incremental funds and real demand, burning a small amount can't support the price.
This rebound is just an emotional pulse, don't be the bag holder. Watch more, act less, wait for real capital to enter before making moves.Announcing victory while wielding the sanction hammer! What is Trump really playing at?
Trump's latest statement: The U.S. "easily won" the war against Iran, expects it to end soon, and gasoline prices will fall. He insists Iran does not have nuclear weapons and claims that without B-2 strikes, Iran might have already had nukes.
But on the same day, he signed the "2026 Lindsey Graham Sanctions on Russia and Iran Act," expanding sanctions, tariffs, and bans on Russia and Iran, and extending sanctions on Iran.
① Saying victory with words, wielding the big stick in hand
The expectation of a quick end to the war sharply contrasts with the reality of expanded sanctions. Geopolitical risks are not resolved; they have just shifted from hot war to prolonged economic strangulation.
② Impact on the crypto market
· If the expectation of war ending is realized, oil prices will fall, inflation will cool, benefiting risk assets.
· But with expanded sanctions and ongoing geopolitical tensions, risk-off sentiment could flare up at any time.
· In the short term, high oil prices still suppress inflation, limiting rate cut expectations and capping rebound potential for BTC and ETH.
· In the long term, sanctions on Iran and Russia accelerate de-dollarization, which in turn strengthens BTC's censorship-resistance narrative.
Core summary: Victory is a politician's line; sanctions are the market's reality. Don't rush blindly in the smoke screen—see the bottom cards clearly before betting!
$BTC $ETH Hello everyone, I am your uncle! The big boss's operational thinking really confused me.
Bankless co-founder liquidated all $ETH to rush into altcoins, and the market immediately erupted in chaos.
On the chart, Bitcoin surged to 2646 but didn't continue the strong attack, now hovering sideways around 2621, with the one-hour timeframe starting to consolidate.
The moving averages are still all supporting from below, the major uptrend structure remains intact, but the MACD has started to turn down, showing a clear weakening of bullish momentum.
On one side, mainstream coins are stagnating at high levels, while big players in the circle are shifting funds to the altcoin market, causing a clear capital diversion.
The reality now is that holding long ETH positions lacks the strength to push higher, but there is support holding it from falling.
Many people are being influenced by the big boss's comments, rushing to sell mainstream chips to chase various altcoins.
But don't just see others eating meat; altcoins rotate quickly and have many traps.
Mainstream coins have risen a lot in this wave, so even if switching tracks is necessary, you shouldn't impulsively go all-in.
Others can decisively switch coins, but ordinary retail investors blindly following trends are easily hit from both sides—selling mainstream too early and getting stuck in altcoins.
#Bankless co-founder says altcoin season has arrived #ETH consolidates at high levels $ETH10月加息概率破55%，市场为何不跌反涨？
这两天市场出现一个挺有意思的现象：10月美联储再次加息的市场隐含概率已经升到55%左右，按传统逻辑，加息预期升温应该压制BTC和美股，但这两天风险资产反而出现反弹。
为什么？
第一，**利空可能已经提前定价。**市场不是看到“加息”两个字就一定跌，而是看最终结果有没有超出预期。10月加息概率不断上升，本身就是市场已经在消化的事情，如果后续没有更鹰派的信息，价格反而可能出现利空钝化。
第二，**BTC交易的不只是降息预期。**美元、美债收益率、流动性以及资金回补都会影响短期走势。前期市场经历了一轮快速调整后，如果价格没有继续创新低，空头平仓甚至反手做多，都可能推动反弹。
第三，**55%并不等于加息已经板上钉钉。**这只是期货市场根据当前价格计算出的概率，后面的通胀、就业和美联储表态仍然可能改变预期。
所以现在真正值得关注的，不是“10月会不会加息”这一句话，而是：加息概率继续上升时，BTC到底还能不能跌下去？
如果利空不断增加，价格却越来越跌不动，说明市场可能正在提前消化紧缩预期；反过来，如果反弹后再次跌破关键支撑，那就要警惕这轮上涨只是技术$BTC remains the structural anchor. ETH reflects breadth, while small coins represent sentiment.
In this market cycle, many people mistakenly think all coins are moving independently, but when you break it down, the underlying transmission chain has never disappeared.
BTC is the ballast stone of the entire crypto market.
It doesn't have to surge the most, but its position determines the market's risk tolerance. As long as BTC doesn't experience a deep panic breakdown, the whole market still retains the foundation for "speculation"; once BTC chooses to dive, the vast majority of coins will struggle to stay unaffected. It may not be the pioneer of the trend, but it is the reference anchor for all funds:
- BTC oscillating at a high level → the market has room for trial and error;
- BTC continuously weakening → funds generally contract and seek safety.
Many altcoin impulse moves can detach from BTC for a few days, but it's hard to break away from its larger range.
ETH reflects the breadth of the market.
If BTC represents "whether there is a macro environment," ETH represents "whether the macro environment is good."
ETH's movement represents institutional confidence in the entire crypto sector:
- When ETH outperforms BTC, it means incremental funds are willing to flow into DeFi, NFT, Layer 2, AI+Web3 ecosystems; funds are not just buying digital gold but also "application expectations";
- When ETH underperforms BTC, it indicates the market has entered defense mode, where everyone only wants to hold the most hardcore assets and is unwilling to pay for ecosystem narratives, making a flourishing market difficult to appear. 🔥 Let's talk about those who are shorting ZEC
Recently, the trend of ZEC has been interesting, not just in terms of price fluctuations, but what exactly are the shorts betting on?
Many people's logic for shorting is simple: it has risen too much, the valuation is high, and the profit-taking should happen.
But the problem is, if market funds and the privacy narrative continue to heat up, shorts are not facing an ordinary rebound, but a trend of continuous capital absorption.
The most dangerous time for shorts is not when the price has already risen a lot, but when:
👉 More and more people are shorting
👉 The price refuses to drop
👉 Pullbacks are quickly caught by funds
👉 Short stops start to fuel the bulls
Once this structure forms, it easily leads to a chain reaction of short covering → price rising → more short stops → further rises.
So when looking at ZEC, you can't just ask "Can it keep rising after so much increase?" You also need to look at a key variable:
Who is selling, and who is buying?
If shorts keep increasing but the price stubbornly refuses to go down, that is the most alarming signal.$BTC BTC has already surpassed 80,000, and many people are completely confused about the market🔥
The Federal Reserve's rate hike is in place, the tone is hawkish, and there is room reserved for further hikes.
Logically: this is negative for risk assets, so the crypto market should fall.
But in reality: BTC directly holds above 80,000, the more negative the news, the stronger it gets.
Many are puzzled, so I'll explain the real logic:
1. The market trades on expectations, not the present
This rate hike has been fully priced in by the market
Everyone already knew about the 25BP hike
The negative impact was already priced in, so the actual event means the negative is fully out
In capital markets:
Negative news landing = capital dares to enter
Positive news landing = capital tends to exit
2. The core now: the rate hike cycle is nearing its end
Although the tone is hawkish, the market understands one thing:
This round of tightening is about to end
The crypto market doesn't trade current rates
It trades future easing expectations
Capital is positioning early for a rate cut scenario, hence the counter-trend rally.
3. Institutional ETFs provide a floor, the overall market structure has completely changed
Previously, crypto relied on retail sentiment
Now it relies on continuous net inflows from US stock spot ETFs
Institutional buying is steady, dips are buying opportunities
This leads to a resilient, ultra-strong market with a continuously rising base
4. The strongest technical signal: no drop on bad news is a big bullish signal
On the biggest day of rate hike negativity, no drop occurred; instead, it broke through 80,000
This is a typical strong bull structure:
The bears are exhausted, and the bulls are fully in control
Summary for the future
Is this a pump-and-dump, or a bull market reversal? $BTC $ Uniswap's $UNI has seen a standout increase of about 16%, with the price returning near $9. The reason is almost straightforward: the SEC allows tokenized stocks to operate through AMMs and liquidity pools, effectively embedding Uniswap's most familiar product form into regulatory pilot texts. The market immediately began trading on the question of "whether stocks will circulate in pools like altcoins." Of course, this involves some speculation—there are exemptions with limits on the number of underlying assets, transaction proportions, issuer veto rights, and other restrictions—but the narrative is strong enough that capital doesn't wait for detailed rules to be finalized before buying governance tokens. The long-term issues for $UNI remain fee toggles and governance efficiency. A one-day surge indicates the market has priced in "AMMs becoming the new gateway to capital markets" at a high value; if actual stock transactions do not follow, the premium will quickly retract. It is currently one of the most resilient blue chips in the RWA theme and also one of the easiest to have expectations overextended. #Uniswap进军发射台，UNI能否打开新叙事？ #SEC与CFTC明确链上金融合规路径 #星球日报 $ARB is still sideways, the short position from yesterday is still stuck, can it be freed today? 👊
$ARB rose from 0.204 to 0.230 today, now at 0.223, up 5.9 points. The SEC's innovative exemption discussion and tokenized stock AMM narrative have pushed ARB up again, with a generally positive news sentiment. Looking at the 15-minute chart, after surging to 0.230, it started to pull back and is now oscillating near the moving average. STOCHRSI is at 45, neither high nor low, with neither bulls nor bears showing much strength. Volume is 182 million, turnover is 38.82 million, capital inflow is moderate.
The short position opened yesterday is still stuck, this level is neither up nor down, very frustrating. 0.230 is the previous high resistance; if it can't break through, there is still a chance for a pullback; if it really holds above, I have to accept the loss on this position. For now, I'm watching the 0.230 level closely; if it can't break through, there is hope to get out of the position.
Are there any brothers in the comments also stuck? Let's talk about how to hold on.🙈#波动雷达：币种异动观察 #美国加密税收与BTC储备法案获推进 #OKX星球话题来啦 Historical gains ≠ the next cycle replay; each bull market has a completely different narrative theme. 2017 was smart contracts, 2021 was public chains + L2 + NFT, this cycle is ETF + RWA.
The star coins of the last bull market may not lead the next rally.
Highly elastic coins have severe downside damage. SOL, MATIC, and other hundredfold bull market coins generally retraced 85%-95% from their highs during the bear market.
Regulation is the biggest variable; XRP and ETH have long faced regulatory risks from the US SEC, and once negative news hits, valuations will be quickly re-evaluated.
#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 $SOL $ZEC $DOGE This altcoin wave isn't a full market bull run; it's a product of attention and liquidity flowing back simultaneously. USELESS isn't dead, meaning the meme sentiment is still alive; ONE and CNPY are soaring wildly, indicating hot money is starting to look for high-odds exits. Altcoin rallies usually happen in three steps: meme ignition, low market cap diffusion, and short covering acceleration. Right now, it seems to be transitioning from the second step to the third.
Whether the altcoin season can fully arrive depends on the mood of the mainstream. If BTC and ETH rally again, altcoins won't move in unison, but those with crowded shorts, small circulating supply, and fresh narratives are the easiest targets for pinpoint explosions. In thin markets, a single bullish candle can trigger a stop-loss chain, and the covering pushes prices up, creating a fierce short squeeze spiral.
If you hold two short positions in altcoins, the fear isn't about being wrong on direction but mistiming the rhythm. Shorting high beta against the trend is like handing over your stop-loss control to the market. A conservative approach: reduce leverage, set hard stop-losses, and scale out shorts; if you want to open small long positions, wait for a pullback confirmation and don't chase emotional tops.
Altcoin moves are fast and fierce—doubt when they rise, panic when they fall. Control risk first, then talk about positioning.
Altcoin season ignites amid divergence and fades amid consensus.
$ONE
What does everyone think?Behind the 430 USD floating loss lies a more noteworthy signal: cross-market linkage is quietly returning. Have you noticed that recently the trap is often not the direction, but the rhythm? Today, the account drew about 430 USD overall. Among the three short positions, only DOGE was still in the gain; ZEC and ARB were caught in the rebound. ZEC opened at 1067.65, current price 1470.05, 20x position, floating loss of 376 USD, ROI negative 547%, the deepest pain point this round; ARB opened at 0.1912, current price 0.2219, 10x position, unrealized loss of 80U; DOGE opened at 0.09081, current price 0.087956, 20x position, floating profit 25U, still waiting for 0.085. Looks like a personal position accident, but in a cross-market lens, it's actually trading the same thing: when risk appetite recovers, high-beta assets are bought first, bears are forced to cover, and the weakest one is still being sold. Let's talk about signals first. - ZEC's aggressive recovering indicates high short-selling crowding in the early stages. Once prices keep rising, stop-losses and covering will self-reinforce, and the faster the rise, the more trapped it gets. - ARB's synchronized rebound means the L2 sector is following ETH ecosystem sentiment recovery, not an isolated market. - DOGE continues to weaken, indicating that the meme line has not yet caught the return of risk appetite, and funds are more willing to focus on targets supported by narratives. - The probability of another Fed rate hike in October exceeds 55%, US crypto tax and BTC reserve bill advanced, SEC and CFTCLet's take a look at the Bitcoin section.
The current price is about 81,100, which has already reached the higher end of this operational range. The overall framework hasn't changed; the price still falls within the previously set range and hasn't suddenly shifted to a one-sided trend.
The current view is bearish. According to the range rules, you can short after surpassing 80,000, with a stop loss set at 83,000. Adding to positions and adjusting sizes should still follow the previously mentioned rhythm, but be sure to set the stop loss before entering. Take profits depend on personal style and position management; there is no one-size-fits-all answer.
Do not try to average down. Exit when the stop loss is hit, then wait for the next clear position. Until Bitcoin effectively breaks above about 83,000, treat it as range/rebound trading only, and do not interpret it as a full bull market return.
The key levels haven't changed; what has changed is the current price. Execute accordingly, keep your stop loss tight—this is more important than emotional judgment.$OKB 📝｜OKB: Appears Still, But Actually Always "Pretending"
Many people recently looking at OKB have the same feeling:
While the overall market jumps up and down and many coins erupt in turn, it just moves sideways back and forth, neither rising nor falling, as if deliberately "pretending to be calm."
From the 15-minute chart, you can see:
The price repeatedly oscillates within the range of 113.87‑117.61.
The SUPER‑TREND indicator also fluctuates back and forth, sometimes turning bullish, sometimes bearish. Short-term breakouts are always fleeting: it gets pushed down when it hits 117.61, and when it falls near 114, buying support appears. The rise is not decisive, the fall not painful—typical choppy and grinding market behavior.
Why does it show this kind of "pretending" movement?
1. The nature of a platform coin means it won’t go crazy easily
Platform coins differ from MEME and small coins; their price is tied to the exchange’s revenue, buybacks, policy expectations, and market reputation. Institutional funds participate heavily, and there are rarely continuous rallies without reason. Funds prefer to trade in waves rather than a one-sided surge.
When the market is euphoric, it won’t act as a pioneer; when the market panics, it has fundamental support, making deep drops difficult. So it turns into oscillation.
2. Chips are fully exchanged here
The 117‑118 range above is a short-term resistance zone. Every time it reaches here, some short-term profit takers sell to break even; the 113‑114 range below has some bottom-fishing funds who think the valuation is not expensive and buy on dips.
Bulls and bears reach a temporary balance in this narrow range, with neither side showing decisive strength. Why Did BTC Suddenly Reclaim $80K After the Bad News?
Something interesting just happened.
On Tuesday:
The CLARITY Act failed to advance.
The Fed raised rates by 25 bps.
BTC briefly fell to around $75,900.
Many thought:
This could be the start of another leg down.
But just days later,
BTC climbed back above $80,000,
up more than 5% at one point.
What’s even more interesting?
The bad news didn’t disappear.
The Fed still raised rates.
The bill still failed.
Yet BTC moved higher.
What does that tell us?
At least one thing:
The market is no longer trading only on the headlines.
What matters is what capital does
after the news is already priced in.
On September 17,
U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded roughly $159.5M in net inflows,
with BlackRock’s IBIT accounting for about $183.7M.
After significant outflows over the previous two sessions,
the question has changed:
Not:
“Why didn’t BTC keep falling?”
But:
“Who started buying after the bad news?”
That is where on-chain data becomes interesting.
I’m watching:
BTC ETF flows
BTC exchange balances
Stablecoin inflows
Whale wallet activity
Spot trading volume
And most importantly:
Is this rally being driven by spot demand,
or by leverage?
Because those two types of rallies
mean very different things.
If spot capital keeps coming in
while BTC exchange balances remain stable,
the market structure deserves attention.
But if leverage is driving the move,
the faster price rises,
the faster risk can build.
So I’m not trying to predict
whether BTC goes up or down next.
I’m watching one contradiction:
The macro environment remains challenging.
Yet capital is starting to come back.
Price tells you what happened.
Capital flows may tell you why.
No guessing the top.
No guessing the bottom.
Just one question:
Who is buying BTC above $80K?After the negative news settled, why did BTC suddenly surge back to $80K?
The most interesting thing happened.
Tuesday:
The CLARITY Act was blocked.
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points.
BTC once dropped to about $75,900.
Many thought:
Now it’s really going to keep falling.
But what happened?
Just a few days later,
BTC stood above $80,000 again.
It rose more than 5% at one point.
What’s even more worth studying is:
The bad news didn’t disappear.
The Fed still raised rates.
The regulatory bill still didn’t pass.
But the price went up instead.
What does this mean?
At least it shows one thing:
The market is no longer trading just on the news itself.
More importantly:
After the news settles,
what exactly does the capital do?
Data shows,
On September 17, the US spot BTC ETF saw a net inflow of about $159.5M,
with BlackRock IBIT contributing about $183.7M inflow.
Whereas in the previous two trading days,
BTC ETFs experienced large outflows in total.
So the real question worth studying has changed:
It’s not:
"Why didn’t the negative news cause BTC to keep falling?"
But rather:
"After the negative news settled, who started buying again?"
This is where on-chain data truly holds value.
Next, I will focus on:
BTC ETF capital flows
Exchange BTC balances
Stablecoin inflows
Whale wallet changes
Spot trading volume
And during the price rise,
whether it’s spot capital driving it,
or leverage pushing it.
Because these two types of rallies
have completely different implications.
If spot capital keeps coming in,
and exchange BTC balances don’t increase significantly,
then the market structure is worth continued observation.
But if it’s just leverage driving it,
the faster the price rises,
the faster risks may accumulate.
So the most interesting thing now
is not predicting whether BTC will go up or down next.
But observing a contradiction:
The macro environment is not friendly.
Yet capital is starting to reappear.
The price tells you the result.
Capital flows
may tell you the reason.
So today I won’t guess the top.
Nor the bottom.
I just want to know:
Who exactly is buying BTC above $80K?$HYPE RSI is severely overbought, pullback to the 83.5 area to go long
Trading plan | Short-term direction: bullish bias
Entry zone: 83.5234–84.5878; trigger: 92.808; invalidation: 81.9269; take profit: 87.2486, 89.3773.
Mid-term observation: trend is bullish biased but beware of high-level pullbacks. Key support at EMA60 (81.97); if 4H close breaks below, it turns bearish.
Explanation: 1. RSI at 84.27, severely overbought, short-term technical correction needed; 2. MACD golden cross with expanding histogram, momentum still strong but requires volume support; 3. High open interest, neutral funding rate, caution against rapid deleveraging caused by crowded longs.
#美联储10月再加息概率破55% The most interesting state of $BTC right now is that after rising, it hasn't immediately dropped sharply.
It pulled from around $76,000 up to above $81,000. If it can hold steady at the high level and let the market slowly digest the profit-taking, then a retest of $82,000 is worth close attention.
But if the support at the high level is insufficient and it falls back below $80,000, then watch out for the price to seek support around $78,500.
So my current focus order is simple: first see if $80,000 can hold, then see if $82,000 can be broken.
In the meantime, during the fluctuations, no need to rush to buy.$ETH
Honestly, this chart looks like the bulls just fought a tough battle and are now catching their breath.
They pushed from around 2500 all the way up to 2646, such a sharp rise. The bears definitely resisted,
but every time they tried to push down, someone stepped in to buy.
Now the price has pulled back to around 2615, and I’m actually not that worried.
Why?
Because the 15-minute structure hasn’t broken yet; the highs are still rising, and the lows haven’t truly been breached.
Around 2606 is the key level I’m watching closely right now.
If it holds here, I’m still leaning bullish. First target 2625, then 2646.
But 2646 is a tough barrier; the previous surge left clear resistance there. Without volume to push through, I’d rather not chase.
To put it simply, here’s the bottom line:
Bulls, don’t rush to celebrate; bears, don’t pop the champagne yet.
Personally, I prefer to wait for a pullback confirmation.
If 2606 doesn’t break, keep the bullish mindset; but if volume really breaks through 2646,
that’s when the market tells me—this move isn’t over yet.🔥$BTC 81,000, $ETH 2600, do you believe in a breakout or a bull trap?
Today's bulls are optimistic: BTC rebounded from the weekly low of 75,972, once reaching over 81,000, then pulled back to the 80,000 level in about 6 hours; ETH simultaneously bounced from 2,359 support, surging to 2,600. But the comment section is definitely divided:
🅰️ Breakout camp — BTC ETF net buy of 159 million in one day, SEC exemptions favor institutions, steady close at 81k aiming for 83.3k, ETH over 2615 targeting 2670
🅱️ Bull trap camp — interest rates at 3.75%–4.00%, 10Y US Treasury around 5%, ETH ETF outflows totaling over 100 million for three consecutive days, reduce positions above 81k/2600 and wait for a pullback
🅲️ BTC-only camp — ETH has weak capital flow and no exchange rate recovery, prefer to wait for BTC to return to 78.4k support before rising again
🅳️ No position camp — no late nights on weekends, wait for Monday's ETF weekly data to set direction
BTC daily close steady at 81k, pullback not breaking 78.4k → bulls continue
ETH steady close at 2615, and spot ETF turns positive → independent rally begins
If either BTC breaks 75.2k or ETH breaks 2481 → rebound logic downgrades Is 2750 really the ceiling for Ethereum?
Brothers, I’m actually a bit hesitant to chase longs right now.
If $ETH really pushes up near 2750, I’d rather wait for a decent pullback instead of just assuming the second major bull wave has already started.
The reason is simple:
If in October there’s again an expectation of tightening, market sentiment will continue to be under pressure. Consecutive policy tightening is hard for risk assets to just ignore.
Look at the cycle again.
Bitcoin’s next halving is still further ahead. If we enter a super bull market now, wouldn’t that mean prices keep rising for over a year or even close to two years?
Is that pace really reasonable?
So my current thinking is simple:
Going long isn’t wrong, and going short isn’t wrong either.
But at this point, I personally would be more cautious about a significant pullback coming for $BTC and $ETH.
It’s not that a drop is certain, but the more everyone thinks “the second wave of the bull market is here,” the more I want to wait for a more comfortable entry point from the market.
Don’t rush to guess the top, and don’t rush to go all in.
The real big moves usually don’t let everyone get on board so comfortably. 😏
#DailyOrbit Latest Bearish Moves
🕵️ On-chain “Gambler” 0xff84: Despite forced liquidation, still holds massive short positions
This address was forcibly liquidated again for 288 BTC shorts (about $18.55 million) during the recent BTC rally, but still holds 512 BTC shorts (about $33 million), with a new liquidation price at $64,665. This address once held as many as 2,000 BTC short positions (about $125 million), making it one of the largest BTC shorts on-chain, showing extremely firm directional conviction.
🐻 Hyperliquid's second largest short 0xe2...3c8c: Adding more shorts as price rises
The anonymous whale address 0xe2...3c8c continued to add BTC shorts after the PPI data release, increasing holdings from 623.5 to 740.28 BTC (about $56.92 million), with 20x leverage, an average entry price of $78,475, and current unrealized profit of about $1.1765 million. Despite BTC surpassing 80,000, it maintains a high-leverage short position, clearly showing strong bearish intent.
📉 “Commander of the Shorts”: Historic large short, reversed after $400 million liquidation
This address was long the largest short across multiple coins, with weekly liquidations exceeding $400 million and a single largest liquidation of $13.25 million. After liquidation, it briefly reversed to long positions but overall still mainly shorts. $BTC $ETH $ZEC #美联储10月再加息概率破55% Currently, the mainnets related to decentralized storage are basically only $AR, $ICP, and $FIL. Strictly speaking, if you exclude ICP, only AR and FIL remain, so there are very few targets, unlike the public chain sector which is much more crowded. Recently, open-source AI has been rapidly developing under the promotion of domestic AI, coupled with the continuous growth in centralized storage demand, which may drive an increase in demand for decentralized storage and decentralized AI. AR's total market value is still at a low level; if decentralized storage demand picks up later, there is considerable growth potential in the market.BTC surged to 81077, I'm not chasing, I'm waiting to buy at this level
At posting time BTC: 81077
ETH: 2613
Status: After the rate hike landed, the negative news is fully priced in, US stocks recovered + short covering, BTC shot up to 81k in one go.
But—81k is a previous dense chip area, the first time hitting it, it's easy to get a spike that shakes out chasing buyers.
My conclusion:
Don't chase 81k.
If it pulls back to 78500–79200 and doesn't break = second leg of the bulls, I will buy.
Stop loss at 77800, target 83k → 85k.
If it truly breaks through 81500 with volume and holds, chasing later is not too late, target 84k–86k.
My actions:
• Spot: hold the base position firmly, don't sell at 81k, add a position at 79k
• Futures: not opening now; buy 3x at 78500–79200, exit if breaks 77800; or chase 2x if breaks 81500 with volume, exit if falls back below 81k
• Grid: trade volatility in the 79k–81.5k range, don't be greedy
A harsh truth:
Those chasing longs at 81k are the same batch who panicked and cut losses at 75k.
The ones making money are not the "dare to rush", but those who "know where to rush and where to retreat" $BTC $ETH Update
Ethereum is back above $2.5K, trading around $2,506 and up roughly 1.8% today.
What stands out is the size of recent buying activity. OKX recorded ETH purchases worth more than $3M each around $2,480.
But sellers are also active near $2,482.
That makes the $2.5K area important psychologically and technically.
I want to see ETH hold the level after the initial push. A move is one thing; maintaining it is another. . $RENDER
Decentralized GPU infrastructure is becoming increasingly relevant as AI demand grows. $RENDER sits at an interesting intersection between crypto and compute. I’m watching actual GPU demand and network utilization more than the AI narrative alone.⭕️Who will become the biggest "hero" of ZEC?
1. Severe futures-spot divergence: Futures trading volume is nearly 9 times that of spot, and derivative open interest has surged to $3.48 billion, indicating this rally is mainly driven by leveraged funds rather than real spot demand.
2. RSI overbought + bearish divergence: The daily RSI is around 72, in the overbought zone, and a bearish divergence has appeared (price makes new highs but RSI declines), signaling a technical need for a pullback.
3. ⭕️Fundamentals disconnected from price: On-chain shielded address usage has basically stagnated since 2026, indicating the rise is narrative-driven rather than real adoption, with a clear valuation bubble.
4. ⭕️Regulatory Damocles' sword: The EU plans to ban privacy coins from compliant exchanges in 2027, and the US Treasury has listed them as a key monitoring target, meaning policy risks could ignite at any time.Who is this?
In May, they sold all their ETH and immediately bought 5 altcoins.
At the time, it seemed a bit ridiculous, but looking back now—VVV, $NEAR, $ZEC, HYPE, LIT, all 5 actually outperformed $ETH.
The strongest ones didn’t just outperform by a little; they completely left ETH behind.
Even more coincidentally, the crypto market is exploding again today.
BTC has retaken 80,000, ETH keeps pushing higher, and altcoins like DOGE and SOL are clearly accelerating. Those who held altcoins without much movement before are finally starting to profit again these past couple of days.
On the other hand, it’s even more interesting.
Some people keep shorting ETH in this market, but as soon as they short, it pumps; they stop out and short again, and after shorting, it pumps again.
Sometimes a bull market is just this irrational—you don’t believe it, but it keeps rising to prove you wrong, eventually rising enough to crush all the shorts.
So now I’m paying more and more attention to altcoins.
BTC rising isn’t surprising, ETH rising isn’t surprising either.
What really feels like a bull market is when BTC rises, then ETH rises, and after ETH rises, more and more altcoins start taking turns profiting.
If this diffusion continues, then David Hoffman’s seemingly ridiculous portfolio shift a few months ago might actually have been an early hit on the most important rhythm of this cycle. Zcash $ZEC remains strong within 24 hours, with the price hovering around $1500, and the weekly gains are even more dramatic. On the news front, the community is advancing the NU7 upgrade (planned for November 5) and has reached a consensus on a halving path closer to Bitcoin's; at the same time, institutional holdings have been disclosed, and large withdrawals from exchanges have appeared, which the market interprets as "someone moving chips from trading pools to cold storage or shielded pools." Privacy coins will become an independent track again in 2026, not entirely following $BTC. The reason is simple: the more transparent the compliant world becomes, the more some funds are willing to pay for "default privacy." But ZEC's risk has never been that it doesn't rise sharply enough; it is a double-edged sword of policy and liquidity—rising attracts attention, and attention brings scrutiny. For ordinary traders, a healthier approach is to treat it as a thematic position and control the position size, rather than believing the privacy narrative has already won just because of a big daily surge. #ZEC跻身前十，机构化进程提速 #ZEC再创新高，估值重估受关注 #ZEC刷新历史新高，NU7升级预期受关注 $TONCOIN
The Telegram ecosystem gives $TON a unique distribution advantage. The bigger question is how effectively that user base converts into sustainable on-chain activity, payments, and applications beyond simple speculation.🔥 $BTC / $ETH / $SOL | THREE DIFFERENT ENGINES
$BTC → liquidity & trust.
$ETH → settlement & ecosystem.
$SOL → speed & execution.
a16z's new proposal to the SEC wants CTP to allow trading of crypto securities and non-securities assets on the same platform to reduce liquidity fragmentation.
$BTC builds trust.
$ETH builds infrastructure.
$SOL builds scale.
If the market is consolidated, which advantage will be valued the highest?
#FedOctHikeOddsHit55% #CryptoTaxAndBTCReserve Jensen Huang sold 46,000 shares of NVIDIA at a transaction price of $212.
Don't rush to shout "Big boss is running away."
Look at the details: 5 executives sold nearly 150,000 shares in total, mostly tax payments after restricted stock vesting, not active dumping.
In simple terms, they sold part of the shares they received to pay taxes, a routine operation.
But what's interesting is the comparison.
In the past two years, when NVIDIA executives sold shares, the market basically ignored it because the stock price was still rising.
At this point in time, everyone pays more attention, indicating the sentiment has changed.
My judgment: this itself does not constitute negative news, don't forcibly link it to the crypto world.
What really deserves attention is whether the AI narrative's heat is still there.
If even NVIDIA executives selling shares can be interpreted as a peak signal, it means the market itself is uncertain.
Do you think this is normal tax payment, or has someone started to get off early?
#黄仁勋：英伟达明年芯片销量将翻倍
#AI安全治理细化，算力预期再受关注 #海力士回应美国扩产传闻 $NVDA For Binance spot, ARB rose about 25.6% to $0.2237 in 24 hours, NEAR rose about 21.2% to 3.733, UNI rose about 15.8% to 8.849, SOL rose about 11.8% to 112.97; ETH was about $2,614, up about 7.1%; BTC was about $81,072, up about 6.2%. Altcoins clearly outperformed Bitcoin. Institutional channels did not synchronize. Farside's perspective: US spot Ethereum ETFs: net outflow of about $142 million on September 15, about $224.1 million on September 16, about $39.3 million on day 17, totaling about $405 million over three days; only about $1.3 million net inflow was disclosed on the 18th. The homepage of Rhythm also discusses the counterfeit season narrative, but the ETF pulls out in three days and only recovers to the thousand-thousand-level level in one day, indicating this is more like a high-beta rotation after a recovery in trading risk appetite, rather than institutional channels confirming the knockoff season. In the short term, it's important to see if ETH can hold above 2600 and whether ETH ETFs have continuous gains early next week. $ETH $UNI $ARB #行情 #山寨 #ETF does not constitute investment advice.$BTC Bitcoin climbs back above $80,000: Does the SEC's innovation exemption usher in a new era for tokenized securities?
The US "Clarity Act" was narrowly rejected in the Senate by 49 to 50 votes, leaving digital asset legislation in Congress stalled in the short term. The SEC and CFTC bypassed Congress with administrative relief, launching a five-year compliance pilot for tokenized securities, marking a milestone for $77 trillion in US stock assets going on-chain and significantly restoring market risk appetite.
Key qualification: Only "compliance for tokenized real equity stocks," not full legalization of native cryptocurrencies.
1. Event timeline
Tuesday: CLARITY Act vote fails, industry falls into regulatory vacuum
Thursday: SEC launches five-year innovation exemption, CFTC simultaneously issues non-enforcement relief letter
Friday: Bitcoin breaks $81,300 (+6.7%), US crypto concept stocks surge (Coinbase up 11.7%, Strategy up 16.4%).
2. Core terms of the SEC's "innovation exemption"
The SEC's "innovation exemption" is the core of this event, with its terms reflecting a balance between "prudent regulation and encouraging innovation."
Core requirements: Tokenized stocks must fully retain dividend and voting rights, use licensed AMM liquidity pools for trade matching, smart contracts must be auditable, have open-source code, and be deployed on public blockchains.
Key constraints: Limits on trading types and scale, third-party tokens must notify the underlying stock issuer and grant veto rights, and token trading must be suspended simultaneously if the underlying stock is halted.The most dangerous position on the chessboard is never when both sides have equal forces, but when you are still calculating the king's wing attack while your opponent has quietly moved a rook onto your second rank. The diesel price hitting a historic high of $6.40 per gallon is that rook already placed on your backline—most people are still focused on crude oil falling from its peak, thinking the threat is over, but the real killer move is on another line.
What is diesel? It is the pawn chain structure of the entire game. Crude oil is the queen—eye-catching, volatile, and watched by everyone; diesel is the inconspicuous pawn that supports the whole position. Low inventory, limited refining capacity, and tight global supply—these three combined mean your pawn chain is pinned down, unable to advance or retreat. Refineries increasing diesel output now seems like reinforcing the position, but in fact, it’s robbing Peter to pay Paul—it squeezes gasoline supply. This is a classic move that saves two pieces but turns the third into a dead piece.
Goldman Sachs turning bullish on the mid-2027 European gasoline-to-diesel spread is not a casual move but a plan laid out three steps ahead. They are betting that the mismatch in refining capacity will show in the endgame. Remember, the real winners don’t play one move at a time; they have already calculated the position twenty moves ahead before placing a piece. Spread trading is like the knight’s L-shape or the bishop’s diagonal—moving along paths others don’t see.
Will high fuel costs revive inflation worries? Absolutely. Inflation is like a fortress bishop that, once it enters the midgame, is extremely hard to remove. It suppresses bonds, stocks, and all risk assets—because what they fear most is the queen of interest rates chasing the king behind you. Every rebound in risk assets might just be a bait to lure you in; once you follow, your opponent sacrifices a piece to open lines, exposing your king.
As for the linkage with the US stock Token $xIWM, we must remain especially calm here. On-chain assets react faster than traditional markets, like setting your clock ahead, but the essence of the game hasn’t changed. When a real variable like fuel costs starts to bite inflation, Token market sentiment swings violently between fear and greed—this is the time trap set by your opponent. When the fear and greed index spikes, it’s often the prelude to a sacrifice baiting a long position.
The current situation is not a simple piece exchange but a structural stalemate. Inventory, refining capacity, inflation, and interest rates intertwine; if one line is torn open, the other three collapse in a chain reaction. The market is still fighting the endgame with midgame thinking, which is the biggest vulnerability itself. What a true master does now is not attack but maintain piece coordination, waiting for the opponent to make that irreversible blunder under time pressure. #dieselhitsrecordhighThe biggest buzz in the market these past two days is that Bitcoin has rebounded to around 80,000, once surging to around 81,000, with a 24-hour gain of just over 5%. Ethereum also rose above 2,600. According to public reports, the market cap rose by more than 2% in a day, bringing the total back to around 2.66 trillion. Clarity didn't break on Tuesday, and the Fed added another 25 basis points. Negative news kept coming in, but prices didn't keep crashing—instead, they kept pushing up. Let me break 😂 it down in several layers: 1. Market: Not driven by a single positive candle. In the past day, Bitcoin peaked from around 76,000, pushing the 80,000 psychological barrier again. Shorts were swept up hard. In public discussions, short-term liquidations were around $170 million to $260 million. Bulls were barely hit. This pattern is mostly because bears were forced to add positions and risk appetite is recovering, not decided by a single late-night announcement. 2. Why the heat: Three layers of negative news landing + macro relief Clarity's programmatic vote failed, market expectations were already in effect; a 25 basis point Fed rate hike also fits the pricing criteria, but dot plot charts show a soft path. Everyone is adjusting downward the pace of further rate hikes in the latter half: 10-year US Treasury yields fall below 5%, Brent drops below about 103, inflation fears ease, risk assets breathe a sigh of relief, adding another layer of spot demand. On September 17, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of about $159 million. Belec IBIT almost alone absorbed positive inflows, while Ethereum spot ETFs are still flowing, indicating this wave of opportunity$BTC surged with a big bullish candle to reclaim 80,000, currently at 80,988, up 6.12% in 24 hours. The trigger was the shorts: about $180 million worth of short positions were liquidated within an hour. BTC's turnover rate is only 2.76%, indicating little new money in spot; this price is driven by short covering.
The hotter moves are behind: $ETH up 7.18%, turnover 7.43%, $SOL up 11.54%, turnover 10.07%. Total market cap rose only 2.53%, with BTC dominance at 58.35%, money concentrated at the top.
The second line is layer two: $STRK up 50.31%, turnover 77.9%, $ARB up 26.37%, turnover 49.26%, with massive rallies reflecting sector rotation.
On the futures side, $F funding rate is -0.98%, the most negative across the board, indicating crowded shorts and weak performance.
In the next 72 hours, 80,000 is the watershed: if the daily chart holds above it, ETH and SOL will continue to outperform BTC, and layer two will keep expanding volume; if it falls back below 80,000, this rally is purely a short squeeze and gains will be given back. 49 to 50, lost by one vote. In my eyes, this is not political news; it’s like discovering insufficient reinforcement ratio in the main beam on the eve of pouring concrete—the 60-vote threshold is the seismic fortification intensity, and missing it by one vote means the entire building’s completion inspection stamp cannot be approved.
Seven council members said this is a "setback, not the end." I’m familiar with this phrase. When bids are rejected or drawings are sent back for re-examination, the design institute always says this. The key is: is what’s being sent back the facade design or the structural system? If it’s just a dispute over curtain wall segmentation, a few changes can still get it approved; but if the foundation bearing layer is chosen incorrectly, it’s not a matter of revising drawings—it means breaking up the already poured concrete and starting over.
Currently, there are three unclosed structural joints: the conflict of interest involving public officials and cryptocurrency is like a hidden column inside a load-bearing pillar—if its position is off, the eccentric stress on the entire building will be amplified; the design of stablecoin yields is like an opening in the floor slab—where and how large the opening is directly determines whether that floor can be used normally; the arrangement of regulatory jurisdiction is like the routing of mechanical and electrical pipelines—who goes through the shaft and who goes through the ceiling, if the drawings conflict, there will definitely be conflicts on site. Without closing these three points, any additional floors would be illegal construction.
What really unsettles me is another statement: the heads of the two regulatory lines said they will continue to advance rules within their existing authority. Translated into construction terms—that means the overall plan approval hasn’t come through yet, but the construction team has already started pouring the foundation using the old code.
This is the most dangerous state in engineering. Having drawings but no approval is called building without permission; starting construction without drawings is called construction without plans. Now it’s somewhere in between: each party is working according to their own set of drawings, but the elevation systems of the two sets haven’t been aligned. In the short term, the building can rise; in the long term, the post-pour joints will crack sooner or later.
This also explains why the linkage of this type of US stock tokenized assets is so sticky. Tokens like XAMD essentially take an old building that has topped out, with a clear structural system and real cash flow as the load-bearing wall, and cut off a piece of its curtain wall to hang on a new foundation. Its own weight is real, but the wind load comes from gusts on the crypto market side. When the regulatory master plan is delayed, the market can only discount this curtain wall—not because the curtain wall itself leaks, but because no one knows which set of codes the shear wall it’s attached to will ultimately be inspected against.
I’ve worked on too many projects that "look stable." What really determines whether a building can stand for thirty years is never the renderings, but three things: the exploration data of the foundation bearing layer, the depth of the reinforcement drawings, and the curing records of the concrete on every floor. The white paper is the rendering, community enthusiasm is the night lighting, only development capability and long-term scalability are the frame columns that rise from the foundation all the way to the roof.
Trying to accommodate a structurally flawed design by lowering the threshold—the codes can be changed, but gravity cannot. #clarityactpathforwardCaipian's Trading Diary
Two needles probing the bottom at 74800
And 74800 is the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement level of the main upward wave from 62726 to 82279, providing strong support
Price breaks through 76000, short-term bottom formed
Go long with stop loss at 74800
Resistance above at previous high 82000-82500
Got me again :D$FIL The US regulatory authorities are indeed easing restrictions on the crypto industry, which is a crucial policy dividend for this bull market cycle. This is regulatory easing, not monetary easing: $BTC $ZEC
1. The BTC spot ETF has been successfully approved, allowing large Wall Street institutional funds to enter compliantly, continuously buying Bitcoin;
2. The advancement of regulatory framework legislation and the SEC's softened litigation stance on crypto have raised industry compliance expectations, alleviating the biggest concerns of institutions;
3. A large number of US-listed companies directly hold BTC, officially integrating crypto assets into the traditional mainstream financial allocation pool.
👉 To distinguish between the two types of easing in one sentence:
• Monetary easing (Federal Reserve): interest rate cuts, balance sheet expansion, printing money, lowering global capital costs;
• Regulatory easing (US Congress, SEC): granting the crypto industry legal status, allowing institutional funds to enter compliantly;
This market cycle, the weight of regulatory dividends even surpasses the pure liquidity benefits. $ZEC short position opened above 800, ZEC is now at 1555,
floating loss of 4516%. I calculated it three times last night, and I couldn't believe it each time. On the day I opened the position, I was optimistic: privacy coins rise 180% in a month, it's a bubble, it should correct, short at 800, any drop would be 600-700, but it didn't correct. 1100, 1300, 1400, yesterday it directly stepped on my face at 1500, today directly 1580. Later I realized, what I shorted was not a bubble, but a machine, and the operator should be Grayscale. Grayscale ETF absorbed 700 million in two weeks, and the biggest short on Hyperliquid is still holding on with a floating loss of 20 million USD and even adding positions. Shorts lose more and buy back more, the more they buy, the higher it goes, the higher it goes, the more shorts explode. In this short squeeze machine, my small position isn't even fuel, at most a spark. The dog whale isn't targeting me, but every step has calculated exactly where I would die😭😭$NEAR jumped about 21% to $3.68 in 24 hours.
The move followed two catalysts:
• confidential perpetual futures launched on Hyperliquid infrastructure
• an incentive program linked to a 333,333-token reward pool
The key level is $3.33: the program requires a 3-day average price above it.
Watch volume confirmation before chasing the move.$ZEC
Still disgusting, still sweeping liquidity from the order funding pool.
It's not that you can't short, but you need to find the balance point between leverage and profit-loss ratio. High leverage means low principal but you get wiped out by volatility; low leverage means higher margin cost, which is like swapping a fruit knife handed to the opponent's funding pool for a big cleaver.
Just stubbornly refusing to go long, the real buying power is negligible, buying in is basically rushing to hand over money to catch the flying knife.Robinhood's UK Crypto Trading: The Real New Variable Is How AI Interprets the Market
No new official Robinhood news today. This is not a "breaking news" piece but a look back at their August 10 announcement: Robinhood launched crypto trading in the UK and integrated Cortex Digests for Crypto into the same app. Officially, this feature is powered by generative AI, analyzing news, market data, technical indicators, and the platform's own insights to help explain the factors behind price changes of individual crypto assets.
On the surface, this combines trading and information services; what users will truly face is another layer of issues: whether the source of the summaries is traceable, if there is a clear boundary between model interpretation and facts, and whether the risk warnings before confirming trades are sufficiently specific. AI makes information easier to read but may also obscure uncertainty behind a smooth piece of text.
This development is worth continued observation. #AI #Web3 #MPC #CryptoTradingRobinhood's UK Crypto Trading: The Real New Variable Is How AI Interprets the Market
No new official Robinhood news today. This is not a "breaking news" piece but a look back at their August 10 announcement: Robinhood launched crypto trading in the UK and integrated Cortex Digests for Crypto into the same app. Officially, this feature is powered by generative AI, analyzing news, market data, technical indicators, and the platform's own insights to help explain the factors behind price changes of individual crypto assets.
On the surface, this combines trading and information services; what users will truly face is another layer of issues: whether the source of the summaries is traceable, if there is a clear boundary between model interpretation and facts, and whether the risk warnings before confirming trades are sufficiently specific. AI makes information easier to read but may also obscure uncertainty behind a smooth piece of text.
This development is worth continued observation. #AI #Web3 #MPC #CryptoTradingBrothers, while the market is closed, let's quickly review the tricky SOXL行情! Last night there was a strong surge, the current price is fixed at 123.21, a daily increase of 4.51%, and the 24-hour high reached 124.42. It looks fierce, but it's actually all a trap!
Look at this 15-minute chart, the previous huge green bar shot straight up from 116.75 to 124.42, a typical violent short squeeze tactic by manipulative traders. But after the spike, it immediately formed a resistance zone, now the price is hovering around 123.2, with moving averages all converging. MACD shows a death cross at a high level, the green bar (STICK -0.37) is starting to appear, RSI has fallen back to a neutral-weak zone at 42, and volume has clearly shrunk. This indicates that the buying momentum above is exhausted, and the manipulators are likely preparing for the next shakeout.
The upper resistance is tightly watching 123.75 and the previous high of 124.42. If it can't break through, it will likely retest and kill longs again; the short-term support below is at 118.15, as long as it holds, the bullish trend can continue. Liquidity is poor during the market closure, so don't blindly place orders at this level, beware of stop hunts with spikes up and down after the market opens!
Brothers, that big bullish candle from 116 to 124 last night, did you catch it or chase and got stuck at the top? Are you holding longs or shorts now? Report in the comments and share how you are positioning during the market closure!
⚠️This is just a personal market review and does not constitute investment advice."BTC Reclaims $80,000, What Should Contract Traders Do?"
BTC's movement these past two days has been quite interesting.
On one hand, the Federal Reserve just raised interest rates by 25 basis points, and tightening expectations remain. The 10-year US Treasury yield briefly surpassed 5%, indicating a macro environment that isn't very friendly to risk assets. On the other hand, BTC has reclaimed $80,000, showing that support below remains relatively strong.
ETF funds are also worth noting: on September 16, there was a net outflow of about $296 million, but on the 17th, about $160 million flowed back in, so funds have not experienced a sustained one-sided withdrawal.
Right now, don't blindly chase longs just because of the rise. Around $80,000, first watch the battle between bulls and bears. The $81,000–$83,000 range is an important resistance zone; if volume increases and BTC holds above this, consider following the trend to go long; if it rallies then falls back and breaks below around $78,000, consider shorting, with the next target around $75,000–$76,000.
Don't overleverage or hold too heavy a position. The most common mistake now is correctly predicting the direction but losing everything due to position size.
This is just a personal trading idea and does not constitute investment advice.
#美联储10月再加息概率破55% $BTC $FIL So why did $BTC $ETH Bitcoin surge instead when the Fed announced a rate hike this time?
Key point: The market trades on expectations, not the facts after they happen
• The market had already priced in this rate hike months ago, so everyone already had expectations; the moment the rate hike is implemented, the negative news is realized, which is the opposite of "sell the news": when the bad news is fully out, it becomes good news
• Market interpretation: This rate hike is very likely a one-time, single action, not a continuous series of aggressive hikes; inflation is not completely out of control, the probability of further large hikes is low, and the worst macroeconomic negative news has already been priced inThe news is all rubbish, just look directly at the order book. The current price of F is 0.004974. It's okay if the visual model times out; logical deduction can still uncover its bottom. The 0.005 integer level is an obvious psychological resistance. The capital game around here is very honest—there's no sign of a volume breakout, and sell orders above are slowly accumulating, making it hard for the bulls to push. The four-hour volume continues to shrink, and the buying support is getting weaker wave by wave. This is a typical sign of stagnation, not a buildup.
Just walked around the underground garage once; the flashlight revealed three cars with windows left open.
Back to F itself. The 0.0048 level below is a previous dense trading area and also the short-term bulls' defensive bottom line. Once it breaks down effectively, the area below is a vacuum zone, directly looking at 0.0045. The 0.0051 to 0.0052 range above is the ceiling of this rebound; without volume, it can't be touched at all.
In terms of operation, do not chase longs at the current price of 0.004974. Lightly short near 0.00505, with a stop loss at 0.00525, the first take profit target at 0.0048, and the second at 0.0046. If there is a strong volume breakout above 0.0052 and it holds, exit short positions and reverse to wait for a pullback to 0.005 to go long, targeting 0.0055. The current market is range-bound and weak; don't fantasize about a one-sided move. High sell and low buy to capture the spread is the right approach. Control your position well and don't get carried away.
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