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The short position that broke at 4139.9 this morning has already closed. The chart has changed now, so don't use the early session's judgment to open new positions.
The 09:00 candle is the most noteworthy: it dipped to 4124.3 with a volume of 5.29 million, which is 2.7 times the average of the previous twelve candles, and closed with a long lower shadow at 4139.1. At first glance, it looks like a stop-loss sweep reversal.
But at 10:00 and 11:00, it only recovered to 4153.2 and couldn't go higher. At 13:00, a bearish candle with a volume of 3.66 million and a -0.53% drop swallowed the entire three-hour rebound. The current price is 4132, just below the MA20 at 4149 by seventeen points.
The rebound being swallowed indicates that the long lower shadow in the early session was not a reversal but a shakeout to distribute. The low at 4124.3 needs to be tested again.
If the rebound between 4144 and 4148 fails and closes bearish with volume → go short, stop loss at 4156, first target 4124.3, extended target 4100, risk-reward ratio 2.2.
If it closes with volume above 4156 → the second bottom test is invalid, admit the mistake and exit, do not chase longs.
It's 2 PM in Beijing, US markets haven't opened yet; this session is a warm-up, not pre-market. Gold's real pricing happens during the US session.
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(Not investment advice, trade at your own risk)Crude oil can fall, and Bitcoin can passively rise to become a winning position, like a score of 3.0 type.
BTC stuck in the 80700-82500 consolidation and bottoming phase should be ending, with no one-sided trend, completely linked to the Nasdaq, storage chip stocks, and crude oil.
Two external signals:
1. Whether MU, SNDK, and SK Hynix can stop crashing
2. Whether crude oil can continue to fall, reducing inflation pressure
Recent core logic: crude oil suppresses Bitcoin and US stocks.
On the crude oil side, the previous geopolitical risk premium increase is retreating. Yesterday, oil prices fell to 96.8, Bitcoin rebounded to 83000, SNDK rebounded to 1400. Today, oil prices rebounded to 98.8, Bitcoin and SanDisk fell again. As long as oil prices repeatedly rebound, high interest rates can repeatedly suppress Bitcoin.
The current thinking remains unchanged.
Bitcoin at 81850 is not suitable for trading; be patient and wait.
Buy on a pullback around 80500-80300. When crude oil rises back near 101 and faces pressure to fall, Bitcoin will have bullish support around 80500.
Enter short near the 84000 rebound, roughly when crude oil pulls back to about 95.94, there will be a rebound.#奈飞增长或放缓，广告业务成新看点 Streaming main business user growth has hit a bottleneck, with the growth rate of existing subscriptions continuously slowing. The market's core narrative has shifted to the advertising subscription segment, with capital betting on advertising business as the second growth curve.
The market has priced in optimistic expectations in advance, continuously amplifying the incremental potential of the advertising business, driving up consensus bullish sentiment, and factoring the long-term monetization potential of advertising into current pricing. However, there are underlying fundamental concerns: rising user churn and declining viewing time create uncertainty about whether the advertising business can meet the market's high expectations.
The current point of contention is that the market has fully priced in the benefits of the advertising business. If the financial report data falls short of the heightened consensus expectations, the previously accumulated optimistic positions will quickly reverse. Betting Yes involves wagering on the realization of advertising monetization and margin recovery, testing whether the new business logic can withstand the pressure of slowing main business growth. Elon Musk's diversion tactics are the most impressive
A few days ago, that flying new car, a prototype, caused the stock price to surge then fall, trapping a bunch of people
This time let's talk about SpaceX
October 20 earnings report
28% unlocked the day after the earnings, 1.3 billion shares
Another 7% unlocked on October 24, 319 million shares
Final 17% on December 8
By the end of the year, a total of 2.75 billion shares unlocked
At 147.9, 1.3 billion shares equal $190 billion, $400 billion by year-end
The company has 100 billion cash on hand, won't sell
Those selling are early shareholders and employees, cost a few dollars
So all news before and after the earnings serve to support the stock price
On earnings day, Falcon 9 launch
Give each kid a share
RBC hinted there will be ambitious updates
This was rehearsed in Q2, revenue beat expectations by 12.7%, stock fell 8% that day
Because quarterly capital expenditure was 18.4 billion, 86% spent on AI
I don't look at earnings numbers
I watch who buys those 1.3 billion shares the day after earnings
135 is the issue price, if it falls below that, it means the story can't hold
Earnings are for retail investors, unlocking is for old shareholdersThe South Korean stock market crashed again
Less than an hour after opening, the KOSPI plunged over 2%, and the 10th circuit breaker hasn't even been fully digested.
Foreign investors sold a net 190 billion KRW on the main board in a single day, totaling 670 billion including KOSDAQ, withdrawing over $10 billion since October. This is not profit-taking; it's voting with their feet.
The root cause is structural: Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix account for nearly half of the index's market cap, with $SKHYB dropping over 6% in a single day. Once the AI narrative weakens, the market is left with only two pillars. Leveraged ETFs exacerbate the situation, causing a stampede with every drop.
The exchange rate hit 1320, a two-year low. $SKHYB $BTC is at the critical 80,700 mark again, with ETFs running another 139 million
BTC 81,966 (-0.8%), $ETH 2,409 (-0.7%), total market cap 2.75T.
Conclusion first: The 83K rebound didn't hold, 4H volume is shrinking with a slow decline, heavy supply pressure above, making a break below 80,700 more likely; breaking below means two consecutive downward ranges, establishing a short-term bearish trend, but mid-term is just a correction, not a bear market.
If 80,700 breaks down with volume → first watch the dense zone at 79,800, deeper look at the 75K long-term structure; if 84,000 breaks back up with volume → bearish scenario temporarily invalid, then we talk about previous highs.
Shrinking volume doesn't mean it can't fall, it means no one is buying; the supply wall remains intact, the rebound only hands the knife to the bears.
At this 80,700 hurdle, brothers, are you betting on holding or breaking through?
#ETF持续流出，BTC反弹能否延续？ 10.20 Midday Brief｜Bank of Japan keeps “December rate hike” in the drawer
News: Four insiders leak that the Bank of Japan will most likely hold steady at the 10/30 meeting (just raised rates last month), but the quarterly report will reiterate the “inflation risk”; oil prices are stickier than expected, so next fiscal year's inflation outlook will be revised upward. The yen needs to crash again to trigger emergency wording; if it doesn't crash, the door remains open for a rate hike in December.
In plain language:
It’s not that “Japan is going hawkish,” but rather “not hawkish for now, but propping up the hawkish ladder against the wall.”
Consumer prices are sticking around longer than expected, but underlying inflation hasn’t changed — translated: prices are noisy, but the base isn’t heating up.
What this means for the market:
• Weak yen → carry trade funds still willing to hold risk assets, $BTC /$ETH won’t lack “borrowed liquidity”
• Sharp yen crash → import costs push inflation → BOJ wording turns hawkish → risk assets will shake firstStaring at these few K-lines of ZEC, I really find it quite absurd.
A bunch of people are staring at the previous low of 1048, clamoring to bottom-fish,
but no one dares to look up at the dense, suffocating wall of sell orders above.
Don't bother with whatever new proposal the Ethereum forum throws out again; that stuff is just a script written for you to read.
Look at the recent market—every time it pulls up a bit, it immediately shrinks back like it got shocked, with the moving averages pressing down hard.
Is this a reversal?
This is the main force using news to pump the price up and unload, tricking you bunch of "it's bottomed out" retail investors, then slowly slaughtering you.
Many people come to ask me, is it too late to short now?
Look at the current data: 75% of retail traders are shorting.
Do you think the shorts are too crowded and fear a short squeeze by the big players?
Naive!
The big players are putting so much effort into pumping this $100 just to wash out you high-leverage retail shorts first, then dump the chips to the foolish longs.
After grinding both sides down until they have no fight left, the real crash will begin.
That old short I hold at 1593 is lying there with 1400% profit, forced liquidation way up at 2283, I don't even bother to look.
But today, the 1145 level is an excellent shorting point giving you free money.
This fake support propped up by news will most likely reveal its true nature tonight.
$BTC $ETH $ZEC
#芯片股终结八连跌，AI行情能否持续？ According to community disclosures about $CORE: the project team may have converted profits into hard assets like BTC instead of using them to support the coin price. Even when the overall crypto market warms up, CORE shows extreme weakness, with trading volume never effectively increasing, described as a "slow knife-cutting style decline." The number of exchanges supporting CORE has plummeted from the initial 34 to only 13, with platforms like KuCoin having long delisted it, and CoinEx also initiating delisting procedures. Currently, liquidity is exhausted, and even small sell orders can trigger severe volatility. Under the name of "decentralization," the project team is actually "shifting responsibility": the official nodes announced in October 2026 the "gradual handover of block production roles," widely suspected to be a mass withdrawal due to unprofitability, offloading server costs onto independent validators, while governance rights remain in their hands.The Market Is Baiting Retail Traders Again 👀
SK Hynix +4.6%, Micron nearly +3%, Amazon +5%, and AI chip stocks are bouncing back. Suddenly, everyone is calling it the bottom.
But I haven't touched my crypto or storage shorts.
Here's what caught my attention: while the underlying stocks rallied, storage perpetual contracts started pulling back from their intraday highs. My short position is recovering instead of bleeding.
That divergence matters. The stock rebound may be #DailyOrbit Yesterday, US tech stocks finally saw a rebound, with the Nasdaq rising 1.11%. The semiconductor index ended an eight-day losing streak, and SanDisk $SNDK briefly reached $1409 before pulling back, indicating that market sentiment remains unstable.
Personally, I believe this rebound is more of a technical correction after continuous declines and cannot yet be considered the start of a new upward trend. Tech stocks had fallen sharply earlier, and some funds entered to buy the dip after prices dropped, but during the rebound, some funds chose to take profits. If buying momentum cannot keep up, stock prices naturally tend to retreat after surging.
Currently, the global tech sector faces three main pressures: first, increasing investment in AI infrastructure has led the market to focus on how much actual return these investments can generate; second, inflation and interest rate expectations continue to affect tech stock valuations; third, advances in China's memory chip technology have raised market concerns about future competition and supply-demand dynamics.
Looking at SanDisk, the development of AI servers and data centers still supports storage demand. After significant volatility earlier, the market's expectations for performance and valuation have become increasingly demanding.
Next, attention should be paid to whether SanDisk can stabilize after the rebound and whether the US semiconductor sector can form a sustained linked rally. If only individual stocks rebound while other memory stocks continue to weaken, the probability of a volatile market remains high.
For now, observe the quality of the rebound and do not rush to treat a single rise as a reversal. More importantly, whether capital can continue to flow back and whether subsequent earnings can meet market expectations. #芯片股终结八连跌，AI行情能否持续？ #奈飞增长或放缓，广告业务成新看点
📈 Let's predict Netflix's Q3 earnings in advance: I'm leaning bullish this time.
First, let's talk about the main concerns in the market right now.
In Q2, Netflix's revenue was $12.56 billion, up 13% year-over-year, with an EPS of $0.80, but the Q3 revenue guidance was only $12.86 billion, which was below market expectations at the time, causing the stock price to come under pressure.�
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So the core concern in the market about Netflix is quite clear:
Is growth starting to slow down?
But I think this might actually be the biggest earnings surprise this time.
Currently, Wall Street expects Q3 revenue to be about $12.87 billion, with an EPS around $0.82.
The expectations don't seem very high.
And Netflix now has several important growth points:
Advertising business.
Netflix's advertising revenue target this year is about $3 billion, and US ad pre-sale commitments have nearly doubled.
This means the advertising business is no longer just "telling a story," but is gradually becoming a real second growth curve.�
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Another point I am paying attention to:
Profit margin.
The company’s own Q3 operating margin target is 33.2%, significantly higher than 28.2% in the same period last year.
So I think this earnings report shouldn't be judged by revenue alone.
If revenue slightly beats expectations and profit margin continues to rise, the possibility of a significant EPS beat is not low.#NetflixQ3AdsAndMargins Divergence Between Price and Capital: Understanding the Market Code Behind the "Unstoppable Drop"
BTC's rebound always carries a unique "wearing" characteristic. The most frustrating part is that while the price on the candlestick chart is clearly recovering, bad news on the capital side follows closely.
Seeing continuous outflows from spot ETFs, many people's first reaction is often panic, concluding that the "rebound can't hold." But I pay more attention to another detail: after the selling pressure surges, does the price continue to fall?
Even with capital outflows, whether the selling pressure directly breaks through the buy orders or is steadily absorbed by the market makes a world of difference. If negative news keeps coming but the price pullback becomes shallower, it at least indicates that someone is willing to actively buy at this level. Conversely, if the rise is laborious and any selling pressure wipes out the gains, that kind of rebound is really hard to trust.
Of course, we must also stay clear-headed: "unstoppable drop" might just mean sellers are taking a temporary breather, not that the bulls have completely taken control. Until there is a clear and sustained inflow signal on the capital side, this kind of "resistance-style" rebound still requires us to remain patient and vigilant. #ETF持续流出，BTC反弹能否延续？ This information is excellent, but you shouldn't get carried away; it's essential to do your own analysis to ensure the possibility. Without further ado, after doing my research, I assign a 60% probability today that $BTC will rebound to $82k-$83k.
Probability of consolidating between $82k-$88k: 45%
$94k needs to break the $90k call wall. With this week's max pain at $83k, they will first stop it at $83k-$85k.
- Its path $82k confirmation → $82k-$88k accumulation → breakout to $94k is the correct one, but not immediateNetflix advertising faces the toughest challenge in managing audience patience.
Shareholders naturally want more ad revenue. For the same batch of content, besides subscription fees, gaining advertising budgets makes this business indeed attractive. But when users open Netflix, they primarily want to watch something; no one is happy just because the platform sold a few more ad slots.
What concerns me more is how much of the ad business growth comes from improved ad performance versus how much comes from showing more ads.
If advertisers find customer acquisition more cost-effective and are willing to keep increasing their budgets, that kind of growth is promising. But if it mainly relies on increasing ad density, the short-term numbers might look good, while the cost to user experience may only show up later.
Especially users attracted by cheaper plans are already price-sensitive. With more and more ads, they may not be willing to upgrade to more expensive plans and might even reduce usage.
So I won’t just focus on how much ad revenue has grown year-over-year; I also want to see if advertisers have returned to invest and whether users are willing to stay. The first purchase might be a trial, but repeated purchases are more convincing.
I am optimistic about Netflix’s opportunity to connect content and advertising, but I hope it exercises restraint. After spending so much money producing content and finally retaining viewers, it’s really not worth driving them away just to squeeze a bit more ad revenue.
If this quarter’s revenue growth can be maintained alongside the viewing experience, I will be more willing to give it patience.
#奈飞增长或放缓，广告业务成新看点 Looking at SpaceX's financial report, what I most want to translate is the billing for Starlink customers.
How many new users have been added is certainly important, but how much each user is willing to pay and how much it costs to serve these users ultimately determines what the company can retain after scaling up.
If user growth is rapid but average revenue keeps declining, the reason needs to be clearly understood. It could be that low-priced plans have opened new markets, or that the customer structure has changed. The former has the potential to bring bigger long-term business, but how long the investment takes to pay off cannot be omitted.
Household users and aviation or maritime customers have different service demands. Even with the same number of users, revenue and service costs may not be the same. Judging growth quality solely by a total subscriber number can be too crude.
I like SpaceX's ability to accomplish complex engineering and understand why everyone is willing to pay for its future. But after going public, shareholders need to know exactly how technological advantages translate into sustained revenue.
This time, I will look at user growth, revenue per user, and business profit together. If the scale increases and the economic return per customer also improves, that growth will be more convincing to me.
Rocket launches are indeed exciting. But after watching the video and then opening the financial report, I still want to find a simple answer: can those customers who are already using the service make this business increasingly profitable.
#SpaceX上市后首份完整季度财报将揭晓 The most frustrating part of BTC's rebound is that the price has already risen, but the negative news on the funding side hasn't disappeared.
Seeing the continuous outflow of ETFs, it's easy to conclude that "the rebound can't hold." But I'm more concerned about another detail: after the sell-off, does the price continue to fall?
Even with the same capital outflow, breaking through the buy orders versus being caught by the market means very different things. If the negative news keeps coming but the pullback becomes shallower, it at least shows someone is willing to buy at this level. Conversely, if the rise is laborious and any selling pressure wipes out the gains, that kind of rebound is hard to trust.
Of course, the inability to fall further might just mean sellers are taking a break and can't be directly taken as a bottom.
I have expectations for this round of recovery, but I don't want to explain all issues with just one bullish candle for now. Especially the first rebound after a drop is the most anxiety-inducing: those out of the market fear missing out, while holders are eager to break even, and even a slight fluctuation can sway emotions.
If a pullback occurs next, I actually think it will be more valuable to observe. Whether buyers are willing to step in again says more than how many people are shouting "bullish" during the rise.
We need to watch ETF data and also how the price reacts to selling pressure. The conditions that would raise my expectations now are very specific: stability during the pullback, followed by new buying interest. Just relying on everyone finally breathing a sigh of relief won't take the market far.
#ETF持续流出，BTC反弹能否延续？ I don't currently consider this short position as a trend-following trade—the bearish direction is clear, but the trend evidence is insufficient. Core Trader 19 has newly opened a $AMZN short position with 19x leverage, nominal value about $191,500; this only indicates a bet on a decline, not proof that the market is already moving down.
I have three principles for trading trends. First, look at the price movement before considering what others are betting on. The direction of a single address does not equal market sentiment, and the data lacks a price series. Without seeing a sustained downward structure, I'd rather have one less judgment and not use a large order to confirm the trend for myself.
Second, direction and sentiment must correspond. If the price weakens and sentiment also turns weak, then this short position has a basis for being trend-following; if the price remains strong, then it is a counter-trend bet on a turning point. This is my conditional reasoning, not the currently known market situation. The biggest risk in counter-trend trading is that the turning point is delayed.
Third, leverage cannot replace stop-loss. At 19x leverage, a reverse move of about 5.3% is enough to consume an amount equivalent to the initial margin; actual forced liquidation is also affected by margin mode and other factors. Even if the direction is ultimately correct, the position may not withstand the volatility initially.
The trend is the best friend. My attitude remains to wait for structural confirmation and not chase direction based on a single short position. How do you all currently judge whether such short positions are trend-following—using moving averages, previous highs and lows, or volume-price coordination? Which specific timeframe do you look at?Seventeen million five hundred thousand cash registers igniting simultaneously — the question now isn't whether the fire is strong enough, but whether anyone is willing to take the first ladle of this rich broth.
The collaboration between Visa and Mesh, frankly, is like hiring a head waiter for crypto wallets. Your assets lie in cold storage, and the moment a customer swipes their card, Mesh is responsible for which pot to ladle from, how to exchange, and how many ladles to serve. On the merchant's side, there's no need to change the menu; they keep using the old cash register, only smelling the aroma without seeing the kitchen knives. This is the smartest move: change the recipe without changing the utensils, zero learning curve in the front of house, so turnover can speed up. The neighboring stove hasn't gone out either; Mastercard is pulling payment service providers to offer a dual combo of fiat and stablecoins, also serving a taste spoon of risk detection; on the e-commerce side, stablecoin payments have already been placed at the takeout window. Three kitchens starting simultaneously shows this isn't a chef's whim, but the entire supply chain changing the base broth.
But those in charge of the ladle understand: the fire being ready doesn't mean customers will order. No matter how wide the channels are laid, it's just polishing the stove; what truly determines turnover rate is whether customers are willing to return repeatedly for this flavor. Between coverage and real consumption demand lies the hardest simmering time — the broth needs to thicken, relying on real transaction volume to slowly reduce, it can't be achieved by sprinkling broth essence at press conferences.
What's even more critical is the ratio. Mainstream assets are the main dish, stablecoin payments are the brightening seasoning, and leveraged contracts are the extra spicy chili — right now, the market smells the aroma of landing and recklessly throws chili into the pot; the stomach isn't warmed yet but is already sweating from the spice. Those linked tokens bearing new technology labels are served on one end, but diners only focus on the color, no one reaches out to test the oil temperature.
The real kitchen judgment is only one: channel expansion means preparation is complete, not that the dish is served. No matter how long the prep table is or how fast the knife skills are, as long as customers' chopsticks haven't reached over, this pot of broth remains on the stove, not earning a single cent. For stablecoins to become real cash flow, they must first pass the taste test — consumers must feel it's more convenient than swiping a card, not more mysterious.
And while everyone in the room is busy adding chili to the pot, no one asks: who exactly is tending the base of this pot? #visameshstablecoinpay Liquidations of nearly 40 million in 12 hours: BTC long liquidation stampede, ETH hides a rebound, SOL just follows the drop
In this deleveraging wave, the liquidation structures of the three coins are quite distinct.
BTC: Main battlefield of long liquidation
Long positions dominate absolutely, short positions are very low. This indicates BTC is the core of this round of liquidation, with long leverage highly crowded, making it easy for cascading forced liquidations when the price falls.
ETH: Stronger tug-of-war between longs and shorts
Second largest liquidation scale, but the proportion of shorts liquidated is significantly higher, indicating a relatively strong rebound midway, washing out some shorts.
SOL: Follow-up style liquidation
Smallest liquidation scale, longs still dominant, but shorts also participate to some extent. Volatility is relatively mild, leverage crowding is low, mostly passive liquidation following the overall market.
Who is more vulnerable next?
- BTC: Long liquidations are most concentrated; if it weakens again, it’s prone to continued long liquidation cascades.
- ETH: Shorts also liquidated; rebounds are more likely to trigger a rebound.
- SOL: Small scale, strong follow-up nature; low probability of triggering chain liquidations alone in the short term.
Leverage liquidation only indicates positions being cleaned out, not that the bottom has been reached. The key is whether BTC can hold support steadily and whether ETH’s rebound can drive sentiment recovery. #奈飞增长或放缓，广告业务成新看点
Netflix's profit growth this quarter largely benefited from the low base caused by Brazil's tax expenses in the same period last year, as well as the full effect of price increases in the US and other regions. However, considering the slowdown in revenue growth and the fundamental pressure such as only a 2% increase in user viewing time, net profit is unlikely to exceed the relatively high threshold of $0.84.The systolic pressure on the monitor only dropped by 0.28%, which does not mean there is no active bleeding in the chest cavity. Brent crude is at $109.55 per barrel; the market looks like a slight drop in surface temperature, but what really needs to be checked is the perfusion pressure deep in the circulation. The US side allowing some sanctioned oil tankers to resume legal operations through acquisition, refurbishment, and approval is like urgently opening collateral vessels for ischemic myocardium in hemodynamics: the catheter is in, blood flow might return a bit, but "cannot carry sanctioned crude" means the distal anastomosis is still clamped; the quantity ranges from dozens to hundreds, and the time window is unclear, equivalent to pushing half the contrast agent, with lesion length and outflow tract not yet clear. Acquisition, refurbishment, and approval of tankers are the three steps to vascular recanalization, but compliance restrictions are more like external vascular compression, not just plaques, and stents may not be able to open it. Diesel negotiations and signing with the Russian side with delivery 15 to 20 days later resemble delayed postoperative medication, with unclear pharmacokinetics; do not mistake verbal plans for blood drug concentration having reached the target. For the US stock tokenized asset $xIWM, the linkage is not just checking one pulse but different bedside monitors within the same circulatory system: if energy pressure does not drop, risk appetite is like myocardial oxygen consumption not decreasing; increased transport capacity only counts as collateral circulation, not lesion removal. What really needs monitoring are coagulation factors such as sanctions, insurance, vessel age, compliance, refinery maintenance, and inventory; they determine whether the thrombus dissolves or continues to spread. Fleet recovery while sanctioned crude exports remain clamped is like anastomotic stenosis after bypass; delayed diesel supply is like continued low perfusion before vasopressors take effect; low inventory is insufficient preload, refinery maintenance is decreased contractility, sanctions are external vascular compression; if any of these are not corrected, the temporary stability of vital signs may be a compensatory illusion. If $xIWM strengthens in pulses before energy spot improves, it is reperfusion arrhythmia; if delayed, it is myocardial stunning after ischemia. The slight drop in Brent is only a temporary intraoperative vital sign stabilization, not a discharge criterion. Until extracorporeal circulation stops and the coagulation cascade is corrected, any return of transport capacity only temporarily clamps the bleeding point, not repairs the heart. #ustankerreturnplan #奈飞增长或放缓，广告业务成新看点 Netflix's profit growth this quarter largely benefited from the low base caused by Brazil's tax expenses in the same period last year and the full effect of price increases in the US and other regions. However, considering the pressure from slowing revenue growth and only a 2% increase in user viewing time, net profit is unlikely to exceed the relatively high threshold of $0.84.368,100 bitcoins are pressed in one corner of the chessboard, while most players are still looking down counting how many pawns they have in hand.
Strive has acquired 4,045 coins in four days, pushing holdings to 36,818 coins — this is not a sacrifice for attack, but a textbook flank advance: not moving on the king's wing front, but accumulating positional advantage square by square on the edge, forcing the opponent to respond on the wrong half of the board. Matt Cole says to increase reserves and increase coins per share; translated into chess language, there is only one sentence: I don’t have more pieces than anyone else, I have a higher piece density per square. Piece density is the source of endgame advantage, not the total number of pieces.
BitMine takes a completely different variation. 12,535 Ethereum coins are accounted for, totaling 6,041,500 coins, approaching 4.9% of the total supply, of which 5,067,300 are already locked in staking. In opening theory, this is called a central pawn cluster cooperating with a pawn chain — pawns are not just placed, they are locked on key squares. What does controlling nearly one twentieth of the supply mean? It means when the opponent tries to exchange your central pawns in the midgame, they will find they don’t have enough pieces to trade. Tom Lee’s continued long-term buying means he believes this game will be played through to the endgame.
Strategy is the third temperament. Only adding 267 coins, totaling 848,517 coins — this is the slow king maneuver in a multi-pawn endgame, no rush. What really deserves attention is the $193.1 million preferred stock buyback: this is exchanging the isolated pawn on the queen’s wing that the opponent could exploit at any time before entering the endgame. Seller repeatedly emphasizes long-term value and company resilience, essentially saying: my king’s position is safe, my pawn structure is clean.
But there is only one real question mark on the entire board — the cost of capital, which is the chess clock.
Coins per share represent piece value; financing cost is time. You can sacrifice a pawn to open a file, provided the attack must be realized within these few moves; once the opponent defends, that sacrificed pawn will grow into a passed pawn for the opponent in the endgame. Issuance, preferred stock, convertible bonds — each form of financing is a different kind of sacrifice. Whether the sacrifice is right or wrong is never judged by how many coins were bought, but by how much time remains on the chess clock and how many coins each share actually contains.
As for the linked targets, they are just mirror boards of the same game. Don’t mistake the mirror for cause and effect — the hand moving in the mirror is never the hand actually making the move.
The current midgame position is very clean: all three are reinforcing central control, while the market is calculating their time cost. Whoever is forced to exchange when they shouldn’t will be the first to expose their king’s wing.
Victory or defeat does not depend on who buys more, but on the next move — who is forced by the chess clock to move the pawn that shouldn’t be moved first. #striveboostsbtcholdingsOn October 19, Musk announced on X: next year, about 73 million children across the U.S. will each receive 1 share of SpaceX. At a stock price of $146, the total value is about $10.5 billion.
The crypto community's first reaction was: isn't this an airdrop?
Yes, but this is an airdrop that the crypto industry could only dream of.
Who do crypto project airdrops go to? Volume farming studios, bounty hunters, multi-account scientists. They claim, dump, and leave. Delphi Digital's data is harsh: 78% to 94% of airdrop recipients sell most of their tokens within 90 days.
Who does SpaceX's "airdrop" go to? 72 million children.
These people are the "incremental users" that crypto projects can't buy no matter how much they spend—not the kind who claim today and sell tomorrow, but those who will open a brokerage account for the first time 10 to 20 years later and discover they "already own" a real asset.
And the shares are locked for 5 years, non-rejectable. The crypto world's veTokenomics is "the longer you lock, the more voting power you get." SpaceX's version is even tougher: the longer you lock, the deeper the muscle memory.
Someone who has SpaceX stock lying in a small account from childhood, when they grow up to buy Tesla, use Starlink, or even go to Mars, won't feel like they're "consuming." They will feel like they're maintaining their asset.
Is this called holder culture? The crypto industry spent a decade teaching people to HODL, Musk replicated it in bulk with one announcement, and did it more thoroughly—you lock for 5 years, locking a company with Q2 revenue up 92% year-over-year, with Starlink, Starship, and real business. Crypto projects lock for 5 years, locking a whitepaper's "might be valuable in the future."
Now look at the real crypto market.
BTC is consolidating around $81,000, with resistance repeatedly hit at $83,000. The U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF saw a net outflow of $228.6 million last week, and $681 million the week before—institutions are withdrawing, not accumulating. The fear and greed index swings between neutral and greed, unable to rally or drop deeply.
Data may still be in the "bottom zone." But narratively, this is a vacuum.
In a US Bank survey this year, 48% of Gen Z find emerging investments like crypto attractive, but 30% explicitly said their trust in crypto declined over the past year. Meanwhile, 33% said their trust in stocks increased. Young people haven't abandoned finance; they're switching tracks.
Crypto doesn't need to envy SpaceX's stock price. What it needs to beware of is another thing:
If the experience of "holding an asset that changes the world" is fully taken over by the stock market with a lower understanding threshold, stronger idol halo, and more real business foundation, where will the marginal buyers for the next cycle come from?
Bitcoin doesn't need Musk to issue stock to prove itself.
But Bitcoin needs to answer one question:
Why would an 18-year-old choose 0.001 BTC over one share of SpaceX?
$BTC $SPCX $TSLA #SpaceX上市后首份完整季度财报将揭晓 Just took a look at the funding rate during this surge, and I literally laughed in anger.
The whole network is celebrating wildly, staring at this 7% big bullish candle shouting that the bull run is back. But let me tell you, this is not a reversal at all; this is the main force giving the bulls their last "artificial respiration."
Go check the current funding rates, the shorts are lining up to pay the bulls a toll. They are aiming to profit from both sides: first, they blow up the high-leverage shorts, wiping out your margin completely, and at the same time, they push the funding rate higher to make the market look scorching hot.
This is a classic "bull trap." When everyone is excited about this bullish candle, that's often when the market is most dangerous. The main force never wants a healthy rise; they want to harvest retail investors at the lowest cost.
Remember, in the crypto world, the most profitable are never the followers, but those who stay clear-headed during the frenzy and dare to be fearful when others are greedy. #ETF持续流出，BTC反弹能否延续？ The pressure trough has already moved over the North American continent, yet the anemometers at various stations are still hesitating whether to report the first gust of northwesterly wind—pricing with over 80% probability only indicates a collective expectation of stable and calm weather, not necessarily clear skies.
As soon as the consultation ends, the data will be sealed. The process from October 27 to 28 is currently in the data lockdown phase: no radiosonde launches, radar is off, and the official stance is just one line—no forecast on subsequent hourly evolution, nor any hint of escalation in October. The duty room calls this "only describing the environmental field, without specifying the exact weather." Once upstream radiosonde data is cut off, downstream can only extrapolate using satellite cloud images: extrapolation up to three hours holds, but extrapolating seventy-two hours relies entirely on the distribution of ensemble forecast members.
The trouble lies at the lower levels. Both September's consumer and producer prices exceeded forecast values, indicating a layer of inversion near the surface that hasn't been dispersed: warm, moist air can't rise, energy is trapped near the ground, and the lifting condensation level can drop at any time. Eighty percent of members report no precipitation, but within the remaining twenty percent, there are a few supercells. The interpretation of probabilistic forecasts needs adjustment—eighty percent is not eighty percent certainty, but eighty percent of members agreeing on one thing while twenty percent are disputing. Tail risks can never be dismissed by saying "low probability": although the probability is low, once vertical wind shear aligns, the destructive power is on a different scale.
Looking further offshore at the buoy stations. The buoy platform representing tokenized US stocks is in foreign waters; pressure arrives first, wave height later, and visibility drops last. There is a time lag in frontal passage, so the linkage has a time lag: when the pressure field of domestic interest rate expectations changes, the response of this "sea surface" in the market lags by several time steps, separated by three friction layers—liquidity, order book depth, and night session volume—each weakening the signal and amplifying fluctuations. Experienced observers know that buoy readings before the front are usually optimistic; the truly bad conditions come with the cold, stable air behind the front.
More troublesome are model discrepancies. The main model shows a slow transition from a horizontal trough to a vertical trough, while the regional high-resolution model spins up a small low pressure near the coast, differing by 300 kilometers in the predicted impact area at the end of October. With such divergence, the duty station won't issue an orange alert but will increase the frequency of rolling updates from every six hours to every hour, closely monitoring exposed points, wind profiles, and whether the inversion layer breaks.
So this round is judged decisively: stable, high humidity, visibility slowly decreasing, no destructive adjustment in the pressure field, and as long as the inversion layer remains intact, the energy near the surface stays. There are currently no echoes on radar, but the wind direction has quietly shifted.
This is not weather for sunshine; this is weather for waiting for the wind. #willfedpauseinoctober🔥The most noteworthy aspect of BTC is not how much it has risen, but why it hasn't continued to fall after negative news emerged!📉 Over the past half month, the price has been fluctuating repeatedly around 82,000, oscillating about 1,000 points up and down. Even when negative news appeared, the market only dipped to around 79,000 before quickly rebounding and recovering, indicating that there is still capital willing to buy at low levels.
⚠️However, strong support does not necessarily mean an upward trend. It could also mean that bulls and bears are temporarily evenly matched, with buyers absorbing selling pressure, but there is also a lack of sufficient momentum to break through above. If the price cannot stabilize above the upper boundary of the range, sideways trading may continue to wear down bullish patience; conversely, if there is a volume breakout and a successful retest without breaking down, there is more reason to expect a continued rebound.
🚀ZEC's performance is also quite special. After previously surging past 1,000, the market originally expected it to fall more, but now the price is still oscillating at high levels, and 1,100 is not easily broken effectively. Those who shorted early around 500 must be under considerable psychological pressure facing this trend.
🧠 The biggest mistake now is to judge future direction based on past prices. BTC not falling does not mean it will immediately surge; ZEC's resistance to falling does not mean it won't have a catch-up drop. The key going forward is to see which happens first: a breakout or a breakdown. Brothers, do you think BTC will break upward first, or is this just the calm before the storm? #ETF持续流出，BTC反弹能否延续？ 热闹是它们的，结构才是我们的🫧 这波反弹，到底是情绪修复还是下一轮波动的前奏？ 昨晚看盘有种很微妙的感觉：韩国股市周一砸出一根大阴线，今早又急急拉回来，koru盘中一度冲了20%以上，加密这边也跟着轻轻弹了一下。表面看是"风险偏好回来了"，但我盯ETH的时候，心里冒出来的词是犹豫，不是反转。这更像一次波动收缩后的技术性修补，而不是人群重新变得勇敢。 最直观的信号在均线。ETH之前还能摸到ema180，现在连ema50都显得吃力，头顶的压力一层叠一层。2300到2400这个买方区域，看起来还在撑，但撑得有点勉强——因为2300下方堆着不少被套的卖盘，一旦失守，那些仓位会变成新的抛压。换句话说，这个区间不是安全垫，更像一根绷紧的橡皮筋。 往下看，0.618位置在2227，原文觉得很难触及，我反而觉得这个位置值得放进观察清单。不是说一定要在那里接，而是它对应的是一种"波动阶段"的节奏：小波动、资金观望、方向未定，任何一次美股的调整都可能把加密带着走一段。那时候的反弹，性质会更接近情绪修复，而不是趋势重启。 偏多的路径也存在：如果韩股这波修复能延续，美股不添乱，ETH守住2300上方并重新站Is Trump's midterm election in jeopardy? What does it really mean for the crypto world?
With the November 3rd U.S. midterm elections approaching, Trump's campaign is in trouble. The latest polls show his support rate has dropped to 41%, with a net approval rating of -15.2%. Historical data indicates that the ruling party has a 90% chance of losing seats in the midterms. Currently, prediction markets give the Democrats an 84% chance of taking the House of Representatives.
If Trump loses, will crypto policies cool down? Conclusion: They won't stop, but they will change.
On one hand, Trump can still act through executive orders. Appointments and regulatory guidance from the SEC and CFTC do not require Congressional approval. As long as the Senate remains under control, the underlying logic for deregulation remains.
On the other hand, structural legislation requiring approval from both chambers (such as the "Clarity Act") is completely off the table. If the Democrats take the House, while they can't stop deregulation, they will create friction for the crypto industry through hearings and investigations.
What does this mean for the market?
The so-called "$5,000 universal dividend" is basically a slogan, as the probability of Republicans fully controlling Congress is only 7%. A more realistic variable is geopolitics: Trump promised not to attack Iran before the election, so short-term oil price declines benefit risk assets; if the Democrats come to power and promote a ceasefire, risk appetite will recover, which is also good for crypto.
In short: If Trump loses, crypto will retreat from the "legislative era" back to the "executive order era." The underlying logic remains intact, but friction will increase. $100 oil price: Is it a replay of 2012 or the eve of 2014? Under Trump 2.0, how should we bet on mid-to-long term crude oil?
WTI touches back to 100, Brent stands above 110, and someone in the group shouts "short, crash imminent."
Hold on. The 2014 crash was premised on shale oil ramp-up + OPEC not holding the line; now neither is true.
Supply side: OPEC+ cuts maintained through year-end, Russia hasn't withdrawn, Iran sanctions remain, shale oil producers have learned their lesson—WTI below 80 means no production expansion. Supply elasticity is much smaller than in 2014.
Demand side: China is average, but India is filling in, global jet fuel hasn't returned to 2019 levels. No crash, but not very strong either.
How Trump stirs things: rhetoric suppresses oil prices → lowers inflation → cuts interest rates → voters happy. Means are basically pressuring Saudi Arabia and loosening drilling restrictions. But shale oil looks at ROI, not the president's face; rigs stop themselves below WTI 80. He can push down $20, but not $50—if it really hits 50, the Permian Basin will push back first.
My judgment: 85-105 is the new normal volatility range.
• Bullish scenario (Middle East flares up again/OPEC holds production): WTI touches 105-110
• Base scenario (Trump rhetoric + Saudi cooperation): WTI fluctuates between 88-100
• Crash scenario (global recession + price war): falls below 70, but not visible now
$100 is a signal, not a conclusion. The ones who survive in crude oil are not those who understand supply and demand best, but those who first admit "I might be taken out by a single piece of news."$BTC is repeatedly testing the resistance around 83,000, but the real warning signal lies in the stablecoin ledger: a net outflow of $840 million USDC during the same period. The price is rising, but the money is leaving — this divergence explains the situation better than the candlestick chart itself. Pulling the timeline back to October 18 for comparison: the total market capitalization barely moved, USDT slightly increased by $440 million, while USDC withdrew $840 million. Stablecoins are the most direct "ammunition" in the market; ammunition is decreasing while the price is breaking through, which usually means the driving force comes from existing holdings rather than new funds. From this, it can be inferred that the ETF net inflow on Monday is unlikely to be large. The critical threshold is $1 billion. If the ETF net inflow on Monday is below this number, the capital side cannot be said to have reversed, and the price increase lacks confirmation with real money. A rebound without capital support must be wary of a false breakout — this is the most easily overlooked trap in the current structure. On the chart, $BTC is still trapped within the 80,000 to 83,000 range; the 4-hour level shows neither an effective breakout nor a stable hold after a decline. The intraday top is suppressed immediately, and the pullback continues to target around 80,000. This level has been tested twice in the past two days, with considerable buy orders consumed below; the next time it is touched, it depends on whether volume can hold and form an effective rebound. Once it breaks below 80,000, the downside will lack cushioning. Notably, the total market cap remains unchanged, but the stablecoin structure is shifting: USDT slightly increases, USDC significantly withdraws. This internal reshuffling often precedes the price direction choice, $E#ETF continuous outflows, can BTC rebound continue?
#SpaceX's first full quarterly financial report after listing will be unveiled
#October FOMC approaching, what variables remain with the Fed pausing rate hikes?
This time, the Bitcoin spot ETF saw a net inflow of $527 million in a single day, which is solid institutional capital entering the market, providing short-term support for the market.
News breakdown
On October 19 Eastern Time, there was a large capital divergence: BlackRock IBIT aggressively bought $665 million, but Fidelity FBTC actually sold $83.63 million.
Simply put: opinions within large institutions are not unified; some are increasing positions, while others are taking profits on the rebound. Not everyone is unanimously bullish.
The total scale of all Bitcoin spot ETFs has exceeded 100 billion, with a cumulative net inflow of 57.4 billion. ETF holdings account for 6.4% of Bitcoin's total market value. This proportion can no longer be ignored, and institutional capital's influence on the coin price is growing.
Impact on three coins
1. Bitcoin BTC
This wave of funds is directly buying BTC spot ETFs, originating from Bitcoin itself. In the short term, this large net inflow will support the price floor, compressing downside risk, making an unreasonable sharp drop unlikely. But note, the net inflow is a single-day figure; sustainability is key. If funds do not continue to flow in over the next few days, this positive effect will be quickly absorbed, and the market may spike and then fall back.
2. Ethereum ETH
This is sector linkage; if BTC holds steady, ETH is less likely to fall sharply on its own. However! This time, funds only flowed into Bitcoin ETFs; Ethereum spot ETFs did not see large inflows, so funds did not directly flow into Ethereum. Therefore, ETH will only passively follow Bitcoin's movements, with weaker elasticity than BTC, making it difficult to have an independent large rally.
3. ZEC
A small-cap altcoin, entirely driven by overall crypto market sentiment.
If Bitcoin stabilizes and maintains a slightly strong oscillation thanks to this positive news, market risk appetite warms up, then ZEC has a chance to rebound with rotation. But it lacks corresponding ETF capital support; once Bitcoin funds retreat, ZEC's correction will be much harsher than BTC and ETH, with huge volatility.
$BTC $ETH $ZEC Four chess pieces, funds are hiding in "certainty"
The board looks like a freshly set chess game: in the center is $BTC, 81471, slightly up 0.15, still the largest consensus. Funds are not spreading out but are retreating towards it; above 81000 there is long-term locked positions supporting it, the base remains stable, and other assets are all hanging on this base looking for a position.
Platform coin $OKB retreated to 114, down 1.39. The previous premium at 117 has been fully given up, monthly burns are still ongoing, short-term it is more influenced by exchange trading rhythms and not fully synchronized with the overall market. When platform coins retreat, they often drop a tier first.
Privacy coin $ZEC fell from 1144 to 1110.79, down 2.69. Speculative sentiment has dissipated, but shielded pool usage has not dropped accordingly. Zcash uses optional shielded transactions, which is a different path from Monero’s default full encryption; the price is retreating to a range explainable by protocol usage.
$SOL reported 102.72, down 0.87. The high-beta public chain is pulling back with the market; although the ecosystem is active, funds returning to BTC have left it behind. Near 102 there is a lack of independent catalysts, so it can only wait for the market to increase volume again before moving along.
Four chess pieces, one base: when consensus contracts, slow assets hold first, elastic assets move later.
This article is for market analysis only and does not constitute investment advice.
#ETF持续流出，BTC反弹能否延续？ #芯片股终结八连跌，AI行情能否持续？
US Stock Market Analysis: Nasdaq rebounds over 1%, but the real pressure lies in the bond and oil markets
Tech stocks are recovering, but the Dow lags behind. Nasdaq closed up 1.11%, S&P 500 up 0.41%, Dow slightly down 0.07%. SanDisk rose over 5%, Amazon nearly 5%, Micron followed, semiconductor sector ended an eight-day losing streak.
On the surface, AI trading is warming up, but the rebound's strength is questionable—CoreWeave surged 7% after Goldman Sachs upgraded its rating, but closed back at the starting point; S&P 500 barely reclaimed its 50-day moving average, with resistance above still intact.
Macroeconomic pressure is the real protagonist.
WTI crude oil returned above $103, rising over 2% in a single day, with Middle East supply risks continuing to ferment. Oil prices are pushing inflation expectations, 10-year US Treasury yields rose to around 5.13%, up about 4 basis points in one day.
Corporate bond supply combined with French unrest is pushing up European debt risk, credit spreads are widening. Gold spot price fell back to around $4180, Bitcoin is tugging back and forth around the 82,000 mark.
In a nutshell for various assets: Tech stocks are repairing sentiment, but the bond market is pricing in risk, and oil is pricing in geopolitics. The three directions are inconsistent, indicating this rebound is a structural catch-up, not a systemic reversal.
Nasdaq rose, but don’t just watch Nasdaq. Until oil and bonds stabilize, the tech stock rebound carries the undertone of "ready to take another hit anytime." Keep an eye on WTI and the 10-year yield; it’s more useful than watching candlesticks.#10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？
🔥With the October FOMC approaching, what hidden currents lie beneath the surface?
Whether to pause or continue rate hikes is no longer a suspense; the market has already priced in the word "pause."
But the real uncertainties have never been on the surface.
I’ve lined up three hidden risk points tonight:
1. The "boomerang" of inflation
PPI has hit 6.3%, and crude oil remains stubbornly high. The Fed talks about controlling inflation but is actually more anxious than anyone. As soon as the data rebounds even slightly, they could turn hawkish at any time.
2. The "drain pump" of U.S. Treasuries
The 30-year yield at 5.6% is terrifying. Even without rate hikes, just issuing debt to suck liquidity can drain the crypto market. That’s why the main market is stuck around 82,000, because all the off-exchange money is chasing interest.
3. The "off-field interference" of the election
Trump keeps pressuring for rate cuts from afar, and the White House’s covert battle with the Fed is becoming more overt. This will make the Fed’s decisions extremely conflicted, and market expectations will swing wildly.
The market is now a "deadlock."
Options volatility has hit a five-year low; even the big players are resting. Betting on data now is basically like driving blindfolded.
Once these risks clear, if the market really crashes into a golden pit, we’ll come back with U. For now, holding back is winning.👇
What harsh words do you think Powell will say this FOMC? $BTC Bitcoin $BTC is quoted at $81,551, down 1.13% in the past 24 hours, and Ethereum $ETH is quoted at $2,392.27, down 1.30% simultaneously.
Neither of the two major coins managed to keep up with last night's rebound in the US stock market; the crypto market's own risk appetite has not yet warmed up.
From the 7-day volatility position, Bitcoin is at about 40% of the low end of the 7-day range, and Ethereum is even lower, both showing weakness.
The most direct pressure comes from the Federal Reserve's rate hike expectations. CME interest rate futures show a 77.8% probability of a cumulative 25 basis point rate hike in December, and an 82.8% probability of maintaining rates unchanged in October. If the central bank really raises rates in December, it will be like tightening the faucet; borrowing costs in the market will rise, and funds will be less willing to take risks. High-volatility assets like Bitcoin are usually sold off first.
Although yesterday's spot Bitcoin ETF saw a net inflow of $527 million, indicating that traditional funds are still buying, this money did not directly push up the price because the short-selling pressure may come from previous profit-taking and short-term traders. Additionally, a large whale sold 12,468 Ethereum, pocketing $8.99 million in profits, then used 20 million USDC to go long on crude oil.
This move is quite typical; large funds see oil prices rising continuously due to the Middle East situation and consider energy more certain than crypto, so they withdraw some money from the crypto market.
What needs to be closely watched next is whether the December rate hike expectations will continue to rise and whether the spot ETF net inflows can be sustained. These two factors are key to determining whether Bitcoin can hold the $80,000 level. #NetflixQ3AdsAndMargins
Netflix's results are scheduled for October 20 after the U.S. market closes, so these are pre-release findings, not a report of actual Q3 results.
Bottom line: I lean slightly toward NO on the earnings-beat question, but the edge is too small to justify blindly betting against a market that currently prices YES at 72¢. Before taking a position, I would verify the exact resolution criteria and compare the contract price with the odds implied by the financial evidence.$ENA vs $ADA : Buyers Challenge the Shorts
Both assets remain under pressure, with short positions dominating.
However, recent capital flows suggest buyers are becoming more active, particularly in ADA.
My view: ADA currently shows stronger signs of buying interest, while ENA remains more vulnerable to selling pressure.
A rebound is possible for both, but sustained demand is needed to challenge the bearish positioning.#SpaceX上市后首份完整季度财报将揭晓
SpaceX will release its Q3 earnings after the market closes on October 20. I estimate revenue between 10.7 billion and 12.7 billion, below the consensus of 12.9 billion.
The basis is a reverse calculation.
12.9 billion minus Starlink's 4.7 billion and Space's 1.2 billion means AI must reach 7 billion.
The only verifiable AI figure is Anthropic, whose prospectus states 1.25 billion per month, making 3.75 billion for the first full priced quarter in Q3. Adding Grok and X subscriptions at 1 billion totals 4.75 billion.
The remaining 2.2 billion gap must come from other cloud customers, but total cloud revenue was only 1.6 billion in Q2, so doubling in one quarter is very difficult.
The CFO also mentioned that the newly signed 6.7 billion contract only started ramping up in October, so Q3 revenue won't reflect it.
The real thing to watch is whether AI can surpass Starlink for the first time.
There was a 1.7 billion gap in Q2, but Q3 may very well see AI overtake.
At that moment, SpaceX's valuation logic will change.Leverage funds are flowing back, but spot hasn't kept up
Last night's rebound had a clear short squeeze flavor; shorts were just cleared out once, and funds quickly gathered on the futures side again. Market heat has indeed returned, but the bulls haven't truly taken over the market.
Let's look at BTC first. In the past 24 hours, futures net inflow was $859 million, spot net inflow was $143 million. In the last hour, futures net inflow was $42.63 million, but spot saw a net outflow of $2.49 million. The derivatives market remains active, but spot hasn't strengthened in sync—this divergence is worth noting.
ETH is even more obvious. In 24 hours, futures net inflow was $258 million, spot net inflow was $42.77 million; in the last hour, futures net inflow was $58.53 million, spot only $3.4 million. Changes in futures funds far exceed spot, so volatility may still be significant going forward.
One thing is certain now: leverage funds are heating up, while spot support remains relatively mild. BTC continues to face resistance around 82500–83000, ETH continues to watch 2420–2450. When prices can't break higher and spot doesn't keep up, then consider short opportunities.
Last night proved that being right on direction doesn't mean the timing to enter is right. Wait for the short squeeze to end first, then wait for resistance levels to speak.
$BTC $ETH $SOL
#ETF持续流出，BTC反弹能否延续？
#10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？
#交易之声：你的经验值得被听到 $BTC is leaning bullish. Long positions worth $19.26 million were liquidated in 24 hours; this drop looks more like deleveraging, with no new shorts actively dumping. The number of liquidations is roughly equal on both sides, but the bulk of the amount is on the long side, indicating the drop is mainly forced long liquidations, with shorts not adding positions. Options are also calm, with put/call open interest and volume both below 1, and DVOL at 37.4, which is not high—no one is rushing to buy protection. Funding rates for the three periods are slightly positive, just background info. Excessive long leverage has been washed out, making the market lighter. There are still $305 billion in stablecoins on the sidelines, so there is no shortage of funds to catch the dip. The chart price is already close to the previous low; my judgment is to bet on this level holding. The highs are steadily rising, and the previous low is not broken; this pullback is a shakeout on the way up. Bearish condition: if it breaks below 81,146.4 and fails to recover, the previous low is lost, and the bullish bias is invalidated. #SpaceX上市后首份完整季度财报将揭晓 SpaceX: AI computing power revenue explodes, expected to achieve first post-IPO profit
Outperforming expectations logic: Benefiting from the intensive execution period of computing power hosting contracts with large models such as Anthropic and Google, the market expects SpaceX's AI infrastructure business revenue this quarter to surge about 150% to $6.4 billion, surpassing Starlink for the first time as the company's largest revenue source, and is expected to drive the company to achieve its first positive adjusted EPS since listing (estimated $0.13 - $0.15). In addition, progress toward Musk's year-end goal of $100 billion annual recurring revenue (ARR) is also a focus.
Potential risks: Book revenue exceeding expectations does not equal stock price increase. SpaceX's capital expenditure (CapEx) last quarter was as high as $18.37 billion, and Wall Street expects it to further rise to $19.61 billion this quarter, with free cash flow expected to be -$11.6 billion. If management continues to significantly increase the burn rate without providing a clear path to improving computing power profit margins, the market may repeat the sell-off after the Q2 earnings report. #NetflixQ3AdsAndMargins $DOGE Dogecoin Still Has Hope
Many people ask if Dogecoin still has hope. The real question should be: can it once again become an asset that the market is willing to continuously buy? As of October 2026, Dogecoin is fluctuating around $0.08, down nearly 90% from its all-time high.
It is not without hope, but that hope has become very narrow, very expensive, and highly dependent on sentiment.
The biggest misconception is treating X Money as a "certain positive" for Dogecoin. X Money launched in the US in 2026, supporting transfers, Visa debit cards, savings accounts, and other functions. However, as of mid-2026, its public version still primarily uses fiat currency, and crypto payments have not yet been officially implemented. Every time the market sees Elon Musk mention payments, Dogecoin experiences a pulse-like surge, but this is more narrative expectation than realized fundamentals.
The second misconception is considering a "strong community" as a moat. Dogecoin adds about 5 billion new coins annually, so maintaining its price requires continuous new buying. It lacks a smart contract ecosystem, institutional funds are weak, and spot ETF size is very small. This means it remains an asset driven by retail and whales, with funds coming and going quickly.
Does it still have hope? Yes, but it depends on three things: Bitcoin strengthening again, X Money truly integrating crypto payments in the future with clear inclusion of DOGE, and a resurgence of community narrative. Without these, it is more likely to continue wide-range fluctuations; with them, a highly elastic market may emerge. #SanDiskStorageIndustryTSM and NVDA have almost been moving along the same path over the past two months.
From October 6 to 19, over 10 trading days, the daily return correlation between the two was 0.94.
Close to 0.95, they can basically be considered the same stock.
Within the same group, AVGO and AMD have a correlation of 0.925, NVDA and AMD 0.839.
TSM and AVGO also have 0.74.
But AMAT paired with NVDA is only 0.171, and with AMD only 0.198.
On the same industry chain, foundries and design companies are tied together, while equipment manufacturers stand apart.
I think this number is more useful than price changes.
NVDA, TSM, AVGO, and AMD have averaged a correlation of 0.84 over the past 10 days.
Adding the remaining three stocks brings the average of seven down to 0.55.
But in the previous 10 days, this average was 0.15.
From 09/21 to 10/05, these stocks moved independently, with an average correlation below 0.2.
In these 10 days, they have nearly quadrupled, not because the companies changed, but because the market views them as one entity.
So buying five separate semiconductor stocks is equivalent to concentrating your position in one.
The risk is not diversified, just split into five parts.
Would you rather pick the leader among highly correlated stocks, or prefer to move to a different sector?
$TSM
#SameIndustryChainFirst, a possibly unpleasant truth: ETFs are running, but the way they run has changed. Treating these three as the same thing is an easy pitfall.
$BTC saw a net outflow of 83.63 million from Fidelity's FBTC yesterday, but BlackRock's IBIT had a net inflow of 665 million on the same day, so the overall ETF pool actually had a net inflow of 527 million. The "outflow of 16.87 million" you see is more like a structural snapshot during a certain period of the day, not the final result for the whole day. The selling pressure on $BTC hasn't disappeared but has been absorbed. Price-wise, 81823 is today's most honest mark—yesterday's false breakout at 82789 didn't hold, then it reversed and broke below 81823, dipped but didn't reach 80781 before pulling back, now stuck in the middle, neither up nor down. This is not strength, but not a collapse either. Whether the rebound can continue depends not on sentiment but on whether 81823 can be reclaimed.
$ETH is the real concern in this round. Fidelity's retreat from $ETH is much more decisive than from $BTC; institutions are not "waiting and watching" but "reducing positions" on $ETH. The price is holding between 2380–2390, with the 2410–2430 moving averages pressing down hard above, and each rebound peak lower than the last. The capital pressure on $ETH is not short-term noise but structural. If $BTC is "some running, some catching," $ETH looks more like "more running than catching."
$SOL is the most conflicted. ETF outflows are the smallest, but the price is still stuck around 100, with the 50-day EMA at 106.73 pressing down and the 200-day EMA at 98.61 as the last cover. More importantly, $SOL's on-chain active addresses hit a 13-month high, with 1.7 million new wallets daily, yet ETFs are withdrawing funds. More users but less investment—this divergence means either ETFs are wrong or the price will capitulate first. Resilience doesn't mean safety; it just means the knife hasn't hit the neck yet.
Looking at liquidation structure: in the past 24 hours, the whole network liquidated 104 million long positions, with $BTC longs at 30.87 million, $ETH longs at 22.85 million, but shorts liquidated even more at 26.53 million. Bulls are hurting, but bears aren't comfortable either. In this kind of two-way harvesting market, the intuition of "if it fell too much, it should rise" is the most dangerous.
The macro side doesn't offer much confidence either. The probability of the Fed holding steady in October is around 79%, but after CPI and PPI exceeded expectations, the tail risk of rate hikes hasn't been fully priced out, and the valuation ceiling for risk assets still weighs down.
So my view hasn't changed, but to be a bit more specific than "don't rush to bottom-fish":
Watch $BTC at 81823; only if it reclaims this can we talk about a continued rebound; if not, expect consolidation and consumption between 81823 and 80781. Watch $ETH at 2410; until it breaks above, the funding risk hasn't been cleared. Watch $SOL at 106.73 and 98.61; no matter how lively the chain is, if the price doesn't acknowledge it, it's false.
Don't fool yourself with "ETF outflow slowing down." Slowing outflow just means sellers are tired, not that buyers have arrived.
Which one do you hold the most now? $BTC, $ETH, or $SOL? Report your position in the comments; I'll take a look and know exactly where the sentiment stands this round.
#ETF持续流出，BTC反弹能否延续？ #ETF持续流出，BTC反弹能否延续？ $ETH $SOL #欧洲央行上线代币化结算平台 BTC $81,991, ETH $2,410, SOL $105.18. Don't be fooled by the screen full of green: last week, BTC and ETH spot ETFs had a combined net outflow of about $549 million, and SOL ETFs also saw outflows. My judgment: this looks more like sentiment repair and cannot yet confirm a reversal. For $BTC, first watch if $82,300 can hold; for $ETH, whether it can break through $2,420 is a signal of whether the rebound will spread; for $SOL, only if it stands above $106 will the short-term strength be clearer. If BTC falls below $81,500, the other two coins also need to guard against a pullback. The three coins move together simply: BTC sets the direction, ETH follows, SOL shows elasticity. After trading for a long time, you realize: everyone looks like an expert when prices rise, but true skill shows when holding key levels during a pullback. Do you think this wave is a sign of reversal or a bull trap? #奈飞增长或放缓，广告业务成新看点 坚信看空