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The cold air front has passed, and the $FIL pressure trough is narrowing, but don't be fooled by this brief 4.11% rebound—this is a typical frontal backflow, not a monsoon shift.
According to upper-air detection data, the 24-hour amplitude rose by 4.11%, pushing the price to $0.75, but the short-term relative humidity indicator RSI has climbed to 66.5, close to the oversaturation threshold of 64, meaning no more precipitation can condense from the water vapor. More importantly, the mid-term Bollinger Band reading reached 102%, with the price breaking above the upper band by 0.1%, which is a standard sign of convective cloud tops breaking through the tropopause—energy release is complete, and only descending airflows follow. The short-term Bollinger Band is at 81%, just 0.8% below the upper band and 3.8% above the lower band, indicating a clear downward pressure gradient.
Having studied upper-air charts for fifteen years, this pattern strongly resembles the last eyewall replacement before a typhoon makes landfall: surface winds are still strengthening, but the core is hollowing out. The long-term RSI is only 49.3, completely neutral, indicating that large-scale circulation does not support this rebound; it is purely local thermal convection.
Therefore, my forecast conclusion is: this is not clear weather, but the sultry heat before a heavy rainstorm.
📉 Short position:
Entry: 0.78 (current price +4.1%)
Take Profit 1: 0.70 (-6.8%)
Take Profit 2: 0.71 (-4.6%)
Stop Loss: 0.87 (-16.5%)
Set the entry point 4.1% above the current price, waiting for this backflow to lift the cloud tops further and push the RSI above 70 into the oversaturation zone, where precipitation probability is highest. Take Profit 1 is set at 0.70, representing a 10.2% vertical drop from the entry point, which is the typical precipitation center of this monsoon trough. The stop loss at 0.87 is 11.5% above entry, providing a wind shear tolerance band for this forecast—if broken, it indicates new warm, moist air intrusion and requires a major weather reassessment.
Meteorological stations won't declare the rainy season over because of a single shower, but radar echoes show this convective cell is already in decline. Cumulative precipitation efficiency is decreasing, low-level convergence is weakening, and upper-level divergence is converging. The simultaneous appearance of these three signals leads to only one forecast conclusion.
Squall line passing through, beware of strong winds.Brothers, who got liquidated on that single pull-down line! $ETH
A long lower shadow pin bar, violently pulled back from 2407 to 2528.
Many are starting to call it the bottom.
But note: one bottom test ≠ reversal.
2407 is the short-term lifeline; holding it is necessary for a rebound scenario.
Resistance above is stuck at 2578; failing to break through means a bull trap in a downtrend continuation.
Now stuck in the middle range, both bulls and bears are uncomfortable.
Don’t be fooled by the long lower shadow, don’t heavily bet on direction in the middle zone.
First watch support: 2480‑2407
Then watch resistance: 2578‑2600
$BTC $ZEC Albert's Road to Recovery Currently still losing about 180k
Haven't updated for the past 10 days because I've been holding long gold positions. At the beginning of the month, I shorted ETH at 2730 and BTC at 84000 but encountered a sharp surge, causing fear stop-loss on the shorts and losing several thousand, leading to a drawdown and poor mindset.
Today I received a creator reward from the platform, which motivated me. Last night before sleeping, I saw ETH drop near 2480 and placed a long order at 2400+. When I woke up, it was above 2500 with a low of 2407, perfectly missing a move of over a thousand dollars. I've been slapping my thigh.
I've been firmly bullish on gold and bearish on oil with no change in positions. Today, seeing semiconductors plunge to my target prices—Samsung at 170, SK at around 150—I decisively entered the market. I still remember losing nearly 100k due to the semiconductor crash at the end of July. Although overall bearish on semiconductors now, the industry's demand and profits remain unchanged.
These are my current holdings; I don't have any coins I want to trade for now, nor do I want to short. I'll wait to go long later. I hope this market move can bring my losses back within 150k.
Recently I saw a saying that resonates: for us trading contracts, the real leverage comes from life. Sigh, let's all work hard together to recover.Bitcoin oversold V-shaped recovery, no institutional funds bottom-fishing with spot ETFs, will it continue to probe lower after consolidation confirmation?
The market is definitely an oversold recovery after panic; I believe it is not yet a trend reversal.
1. Possibly the $700 million sell pressure bearish factor has not materialized; the morning drop was the market pricing it in.
2. No large spot ETF buying appeared, indicating insufficient momentum for the decline to continue, hence the V-shaped emotional recovery.
3. Still in the correction cycle after the September 22 high of 87,380; the rebound is not the start of an uptrend.
4. US stock storage sector collapsed completely yesterday; the continued decline after the 4 AM close this morning affects confidence in holding Bitcoin.
From my subjective technical observation, the rebound strength is too strong.
1. The rebound from the 80,985 low is about 3%, basically recovering 70% of the drop; a forced V-shaped recovery without a bottoming process is prone to a secondary drop for retesting.
2. The price briefly hovered around the MA200 moving average; short-term bulls are trying to break through with the rebound strength, but the correction cycle from 87,380 is still ongoing.
3. Another possibility, my personal guess: during the dump, VOL volume increased, but during the rebound, volume decreased, indicating insufficient buying power; the rise is likely due to short covering, so the rebound strength is limited.
4. Therefore, the main resistance is at the previous high during the decline at 84,300-84,500, and the main support is the moving average level around 82,000.
Looking ahead, in my view, Bitcoin will first digest the consolidation during the day, complete this wave of short covering plus emotional recovery V-shaped rise, and then there is a possibility of a second probe lower.
Bitcoin’s trend is weak, with short positions around 84,300-84,500, testing the effective support at 82,000 downward.
The ultimate target of the golden shakeout zone before the bull market is 79,000-78,500; the true bottom has not been reached yet, bottom signals are unclear, so no rush to enter medium- to long-term long positions; wait for further bottom probing and deep bottoming before entering the market. On the eve of the inflation verdict, the crypto market falls first out of respect
$BTC retreats to 81,000, $ETH falls below 2,400, $ZEC plunges double digits in a single day — this is not the crypto circle's own fault; money is fleeing all risk assets.
First, let's look at how brutal the market is. Bitcoin slid from above 84,000 within 24 hours, hitting a low near 81,000, currently around 82,000 USD, with a weekly decline of about 3%. Ethereum is worse, dropping directly from a high of 2,579 USD to 2,412 USD, a 24-hour drop of over 5%. $ZEC, a high-beta privacy coin, took the hardest hit, breaking through integer levels from a high of 1,294 USD, bottoming near 1,225 USD, with a double-digit decline.
Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of 681 million USD last week, Ethereum ETFs have had net outflows for nine consecutive trading days, totaling about 1.25 billion USD. Ethereum Foundation-related wallets transferred about 4,393 $ETH to exchanges, and F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun also moved 2,160 $ETH — clear on-chain selling pressure signals. The Fear and Greed Index dropped from 67 a week ago to 56, sliding from greed back to neutral.
But the real eye of the storm is not on-chain, it's in the bond market.
The US 30-year Treasury yield has surged to 5.70%, a level last seen in 2002 — during the burst of the internet bubble. The 10-year yield also hit 5.35%, a 24-year high. When risk-free yields offer over 5%, guaranteed by government credit, why would you put money into an asset that can fluctuate over 5% in 24 hours?
This is the core logic behind this round of declines: the crypto market itself isn't the problem; the opportunity cost of capital has changed.
Oil prices are adding to the chaos. Brent crude has risen above 107 USD, WTI broke through 94 USD. Rising energy prices directly push up inflation expectations, and the bond market is starting to price in that "the Fed will not only not cut rates but may also raise them."
Data doesn't lie. The Cleveland Fed's CPI Nowcast model predicts a 0.53% month-over-month increase in overall CPI for September, with market consensus at 0.6% — a clear jump from August's 0.4%. Core CPI expectations are 0.2% month-over-month, seemingly mild, but the problem is: core inflation has exceeded the 2% target for 67 consecutive months. The Fed has already raised rates by 25 basis points in September to 3.75%-4.00%, and minutes show most officials expect another hike this year.
More troublesome is the hawkish voice inside the Fed is intensifying.
Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester today directly stated: rates need to be raised further; current policy is not restrictive enough. She even warned that inflation expectations are showing "early warning signs," with companies starting to pass costs onto consumers, and the biggest risk is that individuals and businesses develop an "inflation mindset."
The market currently prices about an 18% chance of a rate hike in October, but the probability of a hike in December has soared above 70%. What does this mean? It means that even if this week's CPI data is not explosive, the expectation of a December hike will hang like a sword over the market, continuously suppressing risk appetite.
Technically, key price levels are very clear.
$BTC's 81,000 USD is the last line of defense. On the daily chart, this level aligns with the 50-day moving average (around 80,950 USD), a technical resonance zone. If it holds, it may just be a consolidation; if the daily close breaks below, the next defense is at 79,000 USD, then around 76,000 near the EMA99. $ETH needs to watch the 2,400 USD psychological level closely, with a sell wall near 2,433 USD, significant resistance.
The current market can be summed up in one sentence: direction unclear, but some risk has already been priced in.
Funding rates have turned negative for the first time in three months, which historically usually means shorts are overcrowded and a rebound may be brewing. The options market shows no consensus bearishness; QCP Capital points out $BTC options have both defensive positions and bets on a breakout. On the prediction market Myriad, traders price a 56% chance of Bitcoin falling to 80,000 USD within October, but still a 45% chance of a rebound to 87,500 USD.
So what to do now?
Before data releases, don't rush to be a hero. CPI and PPI will be released on the 14th and 15th, respectively, the last inflation references before the Fed's October 28 meeting. If CPI exceeds expectations, $BTC may test 80,000 or even lower; if data is mild, the market may see a rebound after "bad news is priced in."
Control position sizes, reduce leverage, and wait for data to provide direction. In a macro-driven phase, spot volatility is already large enough; leverage will only get you wiped out before dawn. When direction is unclear, patience itself is a position.
(This article does not constitute investment advice)
#9月CPI公布在即，哈玛克称仍需进一步加息 #台积电Q3营收创新高，盈利表现待揭晓 #BTC与ETH现货ETF同步流出，机构需求转弱了吗？ $SNDK The strong performance in the storage sector has become a joke
SanDisk was $129 a year ago, now $1440, up 11 times. But in the last seven trading days, it has fallen six days; Micron dropped below $1000, SK Hynix fell over 8%, Samsung dropped over 7%, and the Korean composite index plunged 6%. Good earnings, stock price falls—this is the most surreal aspect of the storage sector.
Micron just released an outstanding earnings report, and Goldman Sachs even predicted it alone could contribute 19% of the S&P 500's Q3 earnings growth, yet its stock price has fallen nearly 20% from the June high, slipping toward bear market territory.
The market simply doesn't care how much you are earning now; what everyone fears is the new production capacity coming online in 2027-2028, which will directly reverse supply and demand. Also, ChangXin Technology has already announced in Shanghai that it will launch a new generation of server storage products by the end of the year.
Adding to that, Samsung and SK Hynix's largest-ever buyback plans have abruptly stopped, removing the ammunition supporting their stock prices. #闪迪美光下跌，长鑫技术进展受关注 The "Ban Map" of Cryptocurrency: When Technological Freedom Clashes with Sovereign Anxiety
In 2026, the global cryptocurrency market presents an extremely polarized picture. On one side, the US spot Bitcoin ETF continues to operate, the EU's MiCA framework is fully implemented, Hong Kong issues its first batch of stablecoin licenses, and Nigeria signs a virtual asset executive order embracing compliance; on the other side, eight Chinese departments jointly reiterate a comprehensive ban, Turkey completely blocks crypto ATMs, and countries like Algeria and Egypt maintain strict policies. Bitcoin closed at $83,600 in Q3 2026, up 42.7% from the end of Q2, yet still more than 33% below its all-time high. This intense market volatility and regulatory division precisely confirm a core proposition: the cryptocurrency claim of being "borderless" fundamentally conflicts with the "borders, permissions, and censorship" on which modern states rely for survival, a contradiction that has never been resolved. This article analyzes this ongoing tug-of-war between sovereignty and code from four perspectives: the ban map, the incorporation strategies of the open camp, the real picture of the gray areas, and the underlying logic of the global regulatory game. #9月CPI公布在即，哈玛克称仍需进一步加息 #台积电Q3营收创新高，盈利表现待揭晓 #BTC与ETH现货ETF同步流出，机构需求转弱了吗？ $BTC $ETH $MAGIC $SNDK This drop came too suddenly, weakening continuously in a short time, with the price already falling below 1400. The gains accumulated over the past month have almost been completely wiped out.
Previously, I thought there would be support around 1500, but judging from the current trend, the expected buying support at this level has not appeared, and market sentiment has clearly weakened.
The previously optimistic rebound logic needs to be reassessed. Short-term operations should not blindly chase the upside; it is safer to first observe whether the price can stabilize.
As for the spot market, around 1450 is worth close observation, but this price level should not be directly considered a safe bottom. It is best to wait for a stop-fall signal before considering phased positioning. Contract trading carries higher risks, especially in a sharp decline market, so controlling position size is crucial to avoid passive risks caused by high leverage.
Next, focus on the release of CPI and PPI data and the market's reaction to interest rate hike expectations. Before the data is released, being cautious is always better than rushing to bottom fish.
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#BTCETHETFOutflows "A rebound does not equal a reversal: The 52-week moving average is still declining"
After the weekly close on September 14, the coin price has closed above the 52-week moving average for four consecutive weeks, seemingly fulfilling the condition of a price breakout. However, the moving average itself is still sloping downward, currently around $78,000. More importantly, although the price crossed above the moving average for the third week and had one pullback, it did not meet the effective retest confirmation criteria. Therefore, only one of the three observations has been fulfilled, while the other two remain absent.
From this perspective, the rise since the low of $57,820 on July 1 can only be considered an oversold recovery for now, rather than a confirmed bull market. Even if it is later proven that this rally is Wave 1 of a bull market following the correction from $126,200, the 52-week moving average is unlikely to turn immediately. It will most likely go through a full process of "downward—flattening—turning upward" before the trend truly strengthens.
With the moving average direction unchanged and the retest insufficient, the market is more likely to enter a range-bound phase. Short-term rallies should not be directly equated with trend reversals; the probability of a Wave II corrective adjustment is rising. For traders, the current focus is not to confirm a bull market but to observe whether the moving average can flatten and turn, and whether the pullback confirmation will ultimately hold. Only when these two conditions are met does the rebound have a chance to upgrade into a higher-level upward trend. $BTC
#9月CPI公布在即，哈玛克称仍需进一步加息
#BTC与ETH现货ETF同步流出，机构需求转弱了吗？
#交易之声：你的经验值得被听到 $ZRO surged about 22% once yesterday, with strong buying pressure, but based on the current price estimate, the upcoming routine monthly token unlock of 25.71 million tokens on the 20th will amount to about $53.73 million, which is still a considerable selling pressure. The new supply may not necessarily be absorbed. It is recommended that those looking to chase the rise pay close attention to the unlock ownership, tradable time, and actual flow. October 13th was a bit awkward for this line
BTC touched $84,254 overnight but failed to hold and dropped, hitting a low of $81,062, now barely hovering above $82,000. ETH is worse, down over 5% in 24 hours, sliding from 2,579 to 2,412, and altcoins are basically unwatchable.
The culprit isn’t on-chain but macro. An oil tanker was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, Brent crude surged directly to $107, the market fears CPI will be pushed up by oil prices, and the Fed’s rate cut expectations were dashed. When oil prices rise, risk assets collectively shrink.
Capital is also fleeing. Yesterday, BTC spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $65.4 million, with BlackRock’s IBIT alone pulling out $65.4 million, meaning others basically didn’t move. Last week, BTC ETFs had a cumulative outflow of $681 million, ETH ETFs were worse, with nine consecutive days of net outflows totaling $542 million.
There was an interesting on-chain operation: a whale sold 837.8 BTC and immediately bought 27,500 ETH at an average price of $2,534, seeming like a rotation from BTC to ETH. But on the other side, an ancient address moved out 4,582 BTC locked for years, worth $378 million; this one needs to be watched closely to see where it goes next.
The fear and greed index dropped from 69 to 56, showing clear cooling of sentiment. Personally, I’m not rushing to buy now; I’ll wait for the CPI release. Those with light positions can watch for buy support around $82,000. That’s all.
$BTC $ETH $BTC Today's forecast: Bitcoin continues its decline to test the key support area at $81,000. The bearish corrective trend still dominates. The overall trend is bearish in the short term. First support: $81,000. Second support: approximately $79,500. First resistance: approximately $82,500. Second resistance: approximately $84,000. Forecast: Breaking the $81,000 level and holding below it may push the price toward the next support, while holding above it could allow a corrective rebound toward the resistances. Summary: The negative outlook continues, and breaking the $81,000 support may open the way for further losses.At 1:30, the September CPI will be released, which is the most important reference before the Federal Reserve meeting on October 28.
Institutions expect that rising energy prices may push the overall CPI year-on-year from 3.4% to 3.7%, but the core CPI month-on-month growth rate may slow from 0.3% to 0.2%. This combination is very critical: overall inflation is driven up by oil prices, but core inflation is cooling down. If the core CPI really slows, it indicates that price pressures have not spread, and the market will strengthen expectations for a pause in rate hikes.
However, officials are not easing up. Cleveland Fed President Mester clearly stated on October 12 that inflation pressures remain broad and support further rate hikes. CME data shows the market expects about a 79.5% probability of rates remaining unchanged in October. There is a large divergence between hawkish officials and market pause expectations.
This divergence is the source of volatility tomorrow night. If the overall CPI is relatively hot but the core cools, the market will lean toward pause expectations, the dollar and US Treasury yields will fall back, and BTC has a chance to rebound and test 83,500 to 84,500. If both overall and core exceed expectations, the probability of a rate hike in October will rise again, BTC will be under pressure, with support at 81,500 to 82,000, and if broken, look to 80,000.
BTC is now around 82,000, up 0.8%. There are many defenders around 80,000, so this position has short-term support. But the direction has not been chosen yet, tomorrow nightETH 2494 | 2500 lost again, the next test is the support strength.
Ethereum suffered a heavy blow yesterday amid whale sell-offs and ETF fund outflows, dropping below $2415 within 24 hours, with a decline exceeding 5% at one point. The core driver of this pullback was a net outflow of $542 million from Ethereum spot ETFs last week, with BlackRock alone withdrawing $477 million in a single week, directly causing institutional selling pressure to resonate. On-chain, large transfers from foundation-related wallets and major mining pools appeared simultaneously, signaling clear short-term selling pressure.
On the chart, $2500 has shifted from support to resistance, with sellers stacking a noticeable sell wall in the $2500-$2520 range. From technical indicators, the 15-minute and 1-hour ADX trend lines still show strong bearish momentum, but the RSI has entered the oversold zone, suggesting the short-term downtrend may be nearing exhaustion. Key support has moved down to $2414 and the psychological $2400 level; if these two defenses are breached again, the pressure from concentrated long liquidations will further increase.
On the macro front, the U.S. September CPI data released on Wednesday will be the most important macro event this week, with the market generally expecting it to influence the Fed's upcoming rate decisions. Currently, core CPI expectations are relatively moderate, but if inflation data exceeds expectations, risk assets may come under renewed pressure.
Regarding contract operations, the most important thing now is not to guess the bottom but to see if $2500 can be reclaimed. If it continues to be suppressed below $2500, positions and leverage should be reduced. The market often trades ahead of expectations before and after the CPI release, which can also trigger reverse sweeps; light positions and other signals are the safest approach at present. 😤 Last night a fan asked me: A whale is selling BTC to buy ETH, does this mean Ethereum is about to take off?
I didn’t reply, I just sent over the 4-hour chart.
2769 dropped to 2406, then bounced to 2580 but couldn’t go higher. Volume is shrinking with each candle, and above are all trapped positions. You call this taking off? This is being carried up on a stretcher.
Selling 410 BTC, buying 14,341 ETH sounds like rebalancing, but actually it’s just moving to a slower losing position to hold on. Big money is retreating from Bitcoin, not because they’re bullish on Ethereum, but because Bitcoin can’t hold either. Funds are looking for an exit, not an opportunity.
Right now, 88% of retail traders are short, which is overcrowded. But the price keeps falling, what does that mean? It means it’s not shorts dumping the market, but real money running in the spot market. Overcrowded shorts plus spot outflows — I’ve seen this combo many times, and it always ends with the bulls being the first to break.
At 2458, some think it’s the bottom. I just want to say, if the market can’t even hold 2600, what bottom are you talking about?
⚠️ Don’t rush to bottom-fish, wait for structural confirmation. What do you think? Let’s discuss in the comments. This is just my personal observation and not investment advice.
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#BTC与ETH现货ETF同步流出，机构需求转弱了吗？ $ETH lacks vision, can't hold on, the profit this round is as thin as paper, but I love it to death.😭
Opened the market this morning, ETH funds quietly entered, the bottom lifted, I didn't wait for the perfect point, directly signaled a long position at 2,492.79. ETH's slow upward push is more reassuring than a sudden spike, and the pullbacks are shallow.
Now at 2,530.08, +149.99% floating profit, not a big win, but enough for a good meal, not wasted the wait. Those on board should be waking up smiling, the earlier hesitation was real, but the outcome is truly sweet.
Take profit on 70% first, keep 30% at cost price for protection, let the profits run if it continues to rise, and don't let gains turn uncomfortable if it falls back. Brothers, watch your profits, don't be greedy for the last bite, secure your gains first.
Experts die trying to catch the bottom, newbies perish chasing highs, smart people live in the moment. Even if you only make one point, as long as you can take it away, it's yours; more floating profit belongs to the market.
Now is not the time to rush, wait for a more comfortable position in the next round, the market is not short of opportunities, but patience is needed. There will be more chances later, wait for the new structure to appear.
$LAB $SNDK $ZEC This drop is most frustrating not because of the profit retracement, but because I clearly saw the right direction yet didn’t dare to seize the opportunity.
Shorting all the way down from above 1300, the account profits have been quite considerable, but looking back now, I still feel I was too conservative. The most tormenting part of trading is sometimes not the loss, but realizing after the market moves that you missed out on a big portion.
However, the higher the profit, the more you need to stay calm.
Recently, the controversy around ZEC’s NU7 upgrade plan has the market also watching whether the v4 trading features will be affected. For privacy coins, the uncertainty brought by protocol adjustments is indeed something to be cautious about.
Looking at this round of movement, from 1384 falling back to 1112, then rebounding to 1349 before weakening again, short-term bears are still worth attention. But whether it can continue to fall depends on whether key support levels hold; you can’t just assume the trend is completely over based on one big bearish candle.
True experts don’t catch every move but know how to control risk when there is profit. Rolling positions can amplify profits but also amplify drawdowns; don’t let the gains you’ve secured turn into the cost of your next impulse.
$BTC $ETH $ZEC
#InstitutionsKeepPositioning, Why Does BTC Still Face Pressure?
Do you think ZEC’s current move is a second drop after a rebound, or is it close to a short-term bottom?
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#BTCETHETFOutflows Good afternoon everyone. This market is really boring and exhausting, constantly oscillating back and forth, watching the charts makes one drowsy. I checked my account, total unrealized loss is -17.53U, all propped up by ETH alone.
🌟 $ETH: The steady anchor amid the fluctuations.
Opened at 2,501.22, current price 2,525.69, 20X long position, profit +24.47U (+19.56%). While most coins are underperforming, it held steady and tested upward. Liquidation at 2,386, whether I get a chicken leg for lunch today depends on you.
🌧️ $BTC: The torment of an upward oscillation.
Opened at 82,544.12, current price 83,679.67, 20X short position, unrealized loss -34.06U (-27.51%). It was supposed to oscillate, but it quietly creeps up, the short position is repeatedly pressed down and rubbed. Liquidation at 86,346, can only grit my teeth and hold on waiting for a pullback.
🍂 $TRX: The dragging anchor that keeps falling.
Opened at 0.3353, current price 0.33, 20X long position, unrealized loss -7.94U (-31.61%). Others oscillate, it quietly falls, just one step away from liquidation at 0.3208.
One profit and two losses, this oscillating market is designed to wash out retail investors, not only washing money but also breaking spirits.
#9月CPI公布在即，哈玛克称仍需进一步加息
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#BTC与ETH现货ETF同步流出，机构需求转弱了吗？ Single Coin Contract Fluctuation｜Last 15 Minutes
$KORU rises accompanied by position reduction. Price +3.24%, open interest -2.40%; trading volume 2.198 million USDT, 2.8 times the 15-minute average volume converted from the previous hour.Blur is about to shut down its website, marking the end of an era for many who earned from it.
Today, the official announcement: the blur.io website will close on November 12, and Blend will also stop matching new loans on the same day. The on-chain trading protocol will continue to operate, and BLUR will retain governance rights over the fee switch.
Back in the day, when talking about NFT airdrops, Blur was basically unavoidable. Auctions, points, leaderboards—the lively atmosphere back then feels quite nostalgic looking back now.
Seeing this news, I’m reminded of an old question when evaluating projects: if rewards stop, will people still want to keep using it?
Rewards attract users, but there must be other reasons to keep them engaged. In the future, when looking at projects with impressive trading volumes and active points campaigns, this question is worth asking more often.
For friends who still have loan positions in Blend, remember to check and not forget the November 12 deadline.$SEI
Speed is only one part of a blockchain’s competitive advantage. Sei needs an ecosystem where developers can build useful applications and users have reasons to transact repeatedly. Strong market attention can bring short-term activity, but sustainable growth requires more than trading speculation. Application diversity, liquidity depth, and developer commitment will help reveal whether the ecosystem is building lasting momentum.DOS: Soaring 72%, Why Is Smart Money Collectively Shorting?
When a token surges 71.9% in a single day, the market usually falls into a FOMO frenzy. But in the story of DOS, there is a counterintuitive detail: OKX smart money signals show net short positions, net holdings at zero, and zero long traders.
Market Data: Strong Momentum but Doubtful Volume Support
The current price of $0.4655 corresponds to a market cap of $92.54M, with a 24h trading volume of $9.38M and a turnover rate of about 10%. The price rose sharply from $0.2678 to $0.4829, an astonishing increase, but the trading volume did not expand in sync to match the price surge. This "price up, volume down" divergence often indicates instability in upward momentum—chips have not been fully rotated, profit-taking positions are accumulating, and correction pressure could be released at any time.
Smart Money Signals: Professional Players Are Exiting
Smart money direction shows "net short," net holdings at $0, and zero long traders. This is not panic selling by retail investors but professional market makers locking in profits at highs or even taking reverse short positions. When smart money chooses to short during a surge rather than chase longs, it usually means they believe the current price has significantly deviated from fair value, and the risk-reward ratio has turned downward.
Core Judgment
DOS is currently caught in a triple squeeze of "smart money shorting, retail chasing highs, and insufficient volume," making a short-term correction highly probable. Avoid chasing the high and taking the baton.Cracks in the funding landscape: $BTC, $ETH, $SOL under long-term pressure, ZEC attracts capital against the trend
Contract market capital flows show clear stratification, with mainstream coins experiencing short-term recovery alongside long-term withdrawal, intensifying structural divergence.
BTC: 24-hour net inflow of +$604 million, but 1-hour net outflow of -$109 million, and a 30-day cumulative net outflow as high as -$4.731 billion. Short-term capital flows are frequent, but medium- to long-term holdings remain loose.
ETH: 24-hour net inflow of +$71.81 million, inflow of +$62.14 million within 2 hours, but 30-day net outflow of -$5.367 billion. Short-term replenishment is limited and insufficient to reverse the trend.
SOL: 24-hour net inflow of +$48.22 million, 30-day net outflow of -$1.994 billion. Short-term capital is tentatively returning, but long-term pressure remains.
ZEC: 24-hour net inflow of +$29.58 million, 30-day net inflow of +$94.12 million, becoming the only one among the four coins with long-term net capital inflow, showing strong resilience.
Conclusion: Short-term capital return coexists with long-term bleeding, with clear capital divergence. Contract net inflows need to be verified in conjunction with price and open interest; relying on data alone can lead to misjudgment. Although ZEC is strong, chasing highs still requires caution. CPI data may become a short-term directional catalyst. During capital divergence, rational observation is better than blind siding.
#CPI与PPI公布在即，加息预期迎考验
#机构持续布局，BTC为何仍承压？
#交易之声：你的经验值得被听到 A rebound is possible, but @阿懿.Bit has not changed to a bullish view because of it. His core judgment on this market is: $BTC is still handled with a short-on-rebound approach; the real risk is not missing a bullish candle, but mistaking a correction for a reversal; $ETH long positions are more like ultra-short opportunities near key support and should not be mixed with trend short positions. He also leaves an exit for this judgment. If the upward move continues on a smaller scale, and after breaking through and consolidating it does not fall back but continues upward, then the original short logic must yield. The so-called "short on rebound" is his current directional judgment, not a stubborn holding of shorts regardless of market changes. First, look at BTC. The previously mentioned short zone is 83,500–84,000. This kind of position is different from chasing shorts temporarily when seeing the price drop: the former has upper resistance as reference, the latter is often farther from the stop-loss level, making the risk-reward ratio unattractive if the market rebounds. He allows holders to realize part of the profits according to their risk tolerance and also to keep a base position, but not to forget defense when holding floating profits. If the rebound retests 84,000 or even above 85,000, he pays more attention to the performance after reaching there. Whether the rise can continue, whether the resistance zone can form a regular consolidation, and whether there is structural confirmation when falling back again are more important than "how much it has risen." Without continued upward momentum, if it consolidates and then breaks down again, that is the path he considers for right-side participation or adding positions. This also explains why he warns against false bullish traps. For BTC to continue rising, it needs a 30-minute to 1-hour level$AAVE
DeFi lending is becoming more sophisticated, and Aave is evolving alongside it. Its V4 architecture introduces a hub-and-spoke design that can separate liquidity markets while improving risk management. The real test is whether this complexity brings sustainable borrowing demand without creating new security risks. Growth matters, but the quality of that growth matters more.The Financial Stability Board (FSB) warns: The stablecoin market, with a scale of about $300 billion, may not be fully prepared in the face of a global financial crisis.
The issue is not just whether the reserves are sufficient.
Stablecoins promise to be redeemable at any time according to the rules, but in extreme market conditions, whether the reserves can be quickly mobilized and who handles problems if the issuer encounters issues are equally important.
The trouble is that stablecoins circulate globally, but regulation is divided by countries and regions.
Different jurisdictions have varying requirements for issuers, reserve assets, and redemption mechanisms. Under normal market conditions, these differences are not obvious; however, once there is concentrated redemption or issuer risk, regulatory boundaries may become actual obstacles to resolution.
Therefore, the larger the scale of stablecoins, the more important cross-border regulatory coordination becomes.
Normally, it looks like one stablecoin equals one US dollar, but when a crisis hits, the real test is whether the reserves, liquidity, and regulatory systems can operate simultaneously.$ARB
Arbitrum’s story is no longer just about scaling Ethereum. Its ecosystem is expanding into financial applications, stablecoin activity, and chains built using its technology. That creates opportunities for wider adoption, but network growth does not automatically translate into demand for ARB. The important distinction is whether ecosystem expansion creates lasting value for the token. $RENDER
AI computing needs more than powerful hardware; it also needs efficient access to computing resources. Render connects GPU providers with users who need rendering and computing capacity. The long-term question is whether real workloads can sustain demand beyond AI-related market excitement. Usage, network economics, and competition from centralized providers will help determine its durability.$SKHY is currently a very divided target: the operating profit margin in Q2 reached 76%, the highest in the company's history, HBM's entire production capacity for this year is sold out, and long-term contracts are locked until 2028; yet the stock price has dropped 45% from the high at the end of June, with Korean foreign investors net selling tens of trillions of Korean won since September.
Why are earnings and stock price moving in opposite directions? Because the market simply does not price in this year's profits—they are already locked in. What it fears is after 2027: original manufacturers expanding production, demand elasticity weakening, supply catching up, and memory chips sliding from a seller's market back to a buyer's market. The BNK analyst put it bluntly: prices are unlikely to rise further, factories are still aggressively expanding, and the supply-demand balance is deteriorating. Cyclical stocks have always been like this; when profits are at their best, it is often when valuations are cheapest and the reasons for that are most justified.
The bulls' trump card is positioning. HBM4 twelve-layer has already been mass-produced and delivered, capturing about half of Nvidia Rubin platform's share, and TrendForce expects the average price of HBM to more than double next year. AI infrastructure investment is still pouring in, with capital expenditures from Google and Microsoft only increasing.
The bears' card is time. The Q3 earnings report on October 27 is the latest referee—expectations are too high, and even exceeding expectations may not push the price up. 1.5 million Korean won is the iron bottom for this round; breaking below confirms cyclical pricing dominance; reclaiming 1.8 million is considered a breath of relief. $ONDO
Tokenized real-world assets are bringing traditional financial products closer to blockchain infrastructure. Ondo operates in this growing sector, where access, liquidity, and regulatory compliance all matter. However, tokenization alone does not guarantee strong secondary markets or lasting token demand. Adoption should be measured by useful products and sustainable participation, not announcements alone.$SUI
Fast transaction processing is useful, but a blockchain needs applications that give people a reason to return. Sui’s Move-based architecture provides a different approach to building digital assets and decentralized applications. The next challenge is converting technical capabilities into consistent user activity. Developer growth, application retention, and actual economic usage deserve attention alongside market sentiment.#闪迪美光下跌，长鑫技术进展受关注
Overseas storage leaders SanDisk and Micron saw their stock prices weaken, with the market worried that subsequent storage capacity expansion will squeeze profit margins. Meanwhile, domestic ChangXin has announced a breakthrough in next-generation DRAM technology and steady capacity advancement, becoming a market focus.
Discussion: The decline in Micron and SanDisk is mainly due to capital pricing in future supply pressure in advance; ChangXin's technological implementation represents a reshaping of the global storage landscape.
Storage chips belong to the upstream of AI computing power. Sentiment fluctuations in the semiconductor sector indirectly affect the overall risk asset preference, and the crypto market will synchronously be disturbed by liquidity and capital rotation in the tech sector.
Contract operation strategy: Do not rely solely on chip sector news to open positions. Prioritize monitoring US Treasury yields and the overall strength of US tech stocks. If semiconductors continue to see valuation cuts and risk appetite declines, this will indirectly suppress BTC and ETH. Always use strict stop-loss when opening positions.$SKHYNIX is now a very divided target: the operating profit margin in Q2 reached 76%, the highest in the company's history, HBM's production capacity is fully sold out this year, and long-term contracts are locked until 2028; yet the stock price has dropped 45% from the high at the end of June, and South Korean foreign investors have net sold tens of trillions of KRW since September.
Why are earnings and stock price moving in opposite directions? Because the market simply does not price in this year's profits—they are already locked in. What it fears is after 2027: original manufacturers expanding production, demand elasticity weakening, supply catching up, and memory shifting from a seller's market back to a buyer's market. The BNK analyst put it bluntly: prices are unlikely to rise further, factories are still expanding aggressively, and the supply-demand balance is deteriorating. Cyclical stocks have always been like this; when profits are at their best, it is often when valuations are cheapest and the reasons for that are most justified.
The bulls' trump card is position. HBM4 twelve-layer has already been mass-produced and delivered, Nvidia Rubin platform has captured about half the share, and TrendForce expects the average price of HBM to more than double next year. AI infrastructure money is still pouring in, and capital expenditures from Google and Microsoft are only increasing.
The bears' card is time. The Q3 earnings report on October 27 is the latest referee—expectations are too high, and even beating expectations may not push the price up. 1.5 million KRW is the iron bottom for this round; breaking below confirms cyclical pricing dominance; reclaiming 1.8 million KRW would mean catching a breath. #BTC与ETH现货ETF同步流出，机构需求转弱了吗？
10.13 Today's BTC Market Overview (Part 2)
Possible Subsequent Trends
Upward (Short Squeeze Path)
Break above 83,332 → Short Covering → 84,449 → 85,013 → 86,141
Above this, shorts are thin; if macro conditions align, watch 87k, then possibly 90k
⚠ Without CPI support + no ETF inflow, above 85k is prone to false breakouts
Downward (Long Liquidation Path)
Break below 82,000 → 80,900 Long Forced Liquidation Zone → 79,467 Long Concentration Zone → If this level fails, buffer is thin, next stop 76k–78k
⚠ Current long leverage is thinner than before; downward triggers may be faster than "chart suggests"
My Judgment
Shorts have accumulated liquidations of 2 billion, longs 1.1 billion; superficially, resistance above is smaller, making short squeezes easier;
But longs were already shaken out last night, price is now stuck between 82k–84.5k, with neither chips nor macro factors supporting a trend.
I don't expect 90k immediately.
The premise for 90k is: daily close at 87k + soft CPI + US stock/ETF support, none of which are present now.
Short term is more likely:
82k defense, 84.5k resistance, oscillating between 81k–85k first;
No one-sided bets before CPI (10/14) release, whoever breaks first sets the direction. 【The more BTC falls, the more it buys; Strategy has bought another 250 BTC】
$BTC has dropped from its high to around $80,000, and market sentiment has clearly cooled, but Strategy continues to increase its position. The company recently purchased 250 BTC, spending about $30.75 million. Its current holdings exceed 640,000 BTC, which is even more "aggressive" than the gold reserves of many countries.
This purchase amount is actually not large; within a position of 640,000 BTC, it even looks like a top-up. But the market is not focused on these 250 coins, rather on whether Strategy’s model can continue: the more BTC falls, does it have the ability to keep raising financing, issuing bonds, and selling stock to buy BTC.
This is also where the market has the biggest divergence. Supporters believe Strategy is becoming a long-term capital reservoir for BTC; but on the other hand, some worry that if BTC languishes for a long time and the company’s financing premium declines, this cycle might stall.
In the short term, 250 BTC won’t change the market trend, but the signal it sends is clear: at least for now, Strategy has not changed its playbook. What’s truly worth watching is whether it can continue buying during the next downturn. Today I saw the collaboration between the Sui Foundation and DATA Network, and I think the key point is that it ties several lines together: AI training data, verifiable sources, on-chain storage, and token migration.
DATA Network originally had its own chain, but now it is upgrading to a protocol that runs natively on Sui. The independent chain will be retired, and the existing DATA tokens will be migrated to Sui on a 1:1 basis. Before the transition is complete, the old network will continue to operate, and a detailed timetable will be announced before the upgrade. This move is quite significant, equivalent to DATA no longer going it alone but bringing the protocol, tokens, and ecosystem together into Sui.
The Sui Foundation has invested $30 million this time and will become the largest institutional holder of DATA Network, standing alongside existing holdings from PIP Labs and DATA Foundation. At the same time, SY Lee, the founder of DATA Network and CEO of PIP Labs, will also join the Sui Foundation as a strategic advisor. Money, equity, and personnel are all tied together, indicating that this is not a simple financial investment.
In June this year, DATA Foundation adjusted its direction, focusing on AI training data, launching Trace to record data sources, confirm usage rights, and settle payments to data contributors. Trace has now accumulated over 250 million contribution records, with a daily average The Moscow Exchange in Russia is reportedly set to allow about 40.1 million clients to invest in Bitcoin and other crypto assets.
If this is ultimately implemented, it means more than just adding another BTC trading entry point.
A large traditional trading platform integrating Crypto into existing investment accounts means users do not need to re-register on crypto exchanges; assets simply become an additional option within the traditional investment system.
The Russian market also has its own particularities.
In an environment where cross-border payments and capital flows are restricted, the demand for digital assets may not only be speculative but also stem from practical needs such as asset allocation, cross-border transfers, and alternatives to traditional financial channels.
Of course, 40.1 million clients do not equal 40.1 million crypto investors.
It will still depend on which assets are actually made available, which users are targeted, and the restrictions on fund inflows, outflows, and trading.
Different countries adopt Crypto for different reasons.
To understand why a market needs Bitcoin, first look not at the stories it tells but at what problems the local traditional financial system fails to solve.$ONDO's direction seems consistent, but the volume contraction shows no clear stance
$ONDO 24-hour change: -7.97%, current price 0.4875. Both the 1-hour and 4-hour structures are weak, yet the current trading volume is only 0.22 times the average volume of the previous 20 bars. The direction is consistent, but participation hasn't kept up, which is exactly the most debatable point right now.
The opposing view also has a clear invalidation line. Breaking below the 1-hour support at 0.4539 indicates that short-term support has not been validated; if the 4-hour support at 0.4539 is further broken, the previous strong or recovery assessment must be rewritten. You can hold your view, but you can't pretend not to see the evidence has changed.
This analysis will be reviewed based on two conditions, not just by retrospectively screenshotting when the result is correct: whether the price first handles 0.5252, and whether 0.4539 can hold during the pullback. The former answers if there is follow-through above, the latter answers if the support is genuine. The next update will only check if these conditions are met, without using new stories to excuse old judgments.
Treating this market movement like equipment acceptance testing makes it easier to understand: running without load doesn't mean completion; stability under boundary conditions gives weight to the conclusion. Writing views as conditions helps identify where errors lie if wrong. Which signal would you rather wait for to judge: is consistent direction more important, or will the volume contraction cause this move to quickly lose momentum? The market is volatile; the above is only market observation and does not constitute investment advice. This is from Coin Circle NiuNiu.The big drop in the morning triggered my stop loss and broke my defense, I was in a daze for half a day, didn't dare to move all morning, even the previous bottom at 2406 was as quiet as a virgin, and I didn't take the next step to go long.
Looking at it now, alas, what a tough fate, it stubbornly V-shaped back this morning! It has currently risen nearly $110, my stop loss was in vain.
Volatility will increase before the CPI release, with fierce long-short battles, the market is a typical "expectation leads" scenario. The market over the past two days perfectly reflects the harshness of the leveraged market. Well, first protect the principal and then choose the opportunity.Maia 300 matters less as a product announcement than as a cost-control signal. Microsoft's planned 2027 deployment gives it time to turn claimed inference efficiency and rack throughput into operating leverage. If execution matches the targets, in-house silicon could improve bargaining power with GPU suppliers as inference demand expands.
#MicrosoftMaia300 First, note the position of $ZRO, then discuss the view: current price 2.141, about 7.80% away from the 1-hour support at 1.974, about 15.97% away from the resistance at 2.483.
Don't rush to set a direction for $ZRO yet. The 1-hour and 4-hour charts are still conflicting, and this is when it's easiest to mistake a rebound for a reversal. The 1-hour is slightly weak, the 4-hour slightly strong, with RSI at 38 and 58 respectively.
I only keep one confirmation for an upward move — a break above 2.483; and only one condition to negate it downward — a drop below 1.974. Treat other fluctuations as noise for now.
If you had to pick one validation point first, would you focus on confirming resistance or on support being broken?
The above is market observation and does not constitute investment advice. This is from Coin Circle Bull.Hong Kong's second Solana ETF, 2831.HK issued by Pando Finance, was officially listed today with an annual fee of 1.6%. $SOL is custodied through arrangements related to HashKey. Ajian won't say this will directly drive SOL's price up, as the listing itself is not yet proof of demand, but for those who cannot hold the coin directly, having another entry point is a more tangible option. I will continue to monitor the stock's trading volume, bid-ask spread, and ongoing capital flow #BTC与ETH现货ETF同步流出，机构需求转弱了吗？
10.13 Today's BTC Market Overview (Part One)
Today's Liquidation Data (Updated 2026-10-13)
Cumulative Long Liquidation Intensity Below: Approximately $1.1 billion
Cumulative Short Liquidation Intensity Above: Approximately $2 billion
Note: There was a "long squeeze" last night; actual open long positions with leverage have been partially wiped out, so the $1.1 billion below is not at full strength, while the short position mountain above remains.
Conclusion: Statistically, "the short positions above are thicker → large short squeeze potential"; dynamically, "longs are hurt first → this is not a reckless short squeeze."
Key Price Levels to Watch
82,000: Lower edge of dense long positions; breaking below → first wave of forced liquidations accelerates
80,900: New long liquidation zone (closer than 79.5k, watch this first)
79,467: Densest long position area, thinning buffer zone; won't reach here immediately before breaking 81k
83,332: Breaking above this = start of short squeeze; short covering itself is buying pressure
84,449 / 84,500: First cluster of short positions + sell wall, one of the highest bars on the chart
85,013: Second cluster of short positions; breaking here triggers the strongest squeeze
Above 86,141: Sparse shorts, resistance thins, but only after surpassing 85k
(Content is extensive, will be split into two posts)✅Continuation of rebound: Holding above the 83119 midline, likely to challenge the 84134 upper line, testing the previous high at 84348
❌Rebound ends: Falling back below 83119, will retest the 82104 support $BTC The recent changes in the US 10-year Treasury yield have a detail more worth watching than the 47 basis points.
Since August 31, the 10-year yield has risen by 47 basis points, of which 43 basis points came from the real yield, and the inflation breakeven rate only rose by 4 basis points.
The 10-year real yield once rose to 2.95%, the highest since 2008.
This means that the main driver of this round of yield increase is not that the market suddenly started worrying about inflation, but that investors are demanding higher real returns.
Coincidentally, the crypto market has been rising during the same period.
Since September, BTC has risen 9.3%, ETH has risen 2.7%, and Layer 2, RWA, and AI-related assets have performed even stronger.
According to traditional logic, the higher the real yield, the more pressure assets that do not generate cash flow usually face. Because the real return provided by risk-free assets has increased, the risk premium required by capital also rises.
But this time, both have appeared simultaneously for the moment.
So when looking at the market now, you can't just focus on keywords like "rate cuts" or "liquidity."
Real yields are rising, and BTC is also rising. What to watch next is which funds are offsetting the pressure brought by interest rates. > Data as of 2026-10-13 00:00 UTC, 4-hour K-line closed. This article only records strategy analysis, position ideas, and post-market review, and does not constitute trading advice. In the past few days, the market quickly shifted from directional divergence to a high volatility phase. The portfolio in the third log was three longs and four shorts; now it has become seven longs, three shorts, and five flat positions. On the surface, the number of longs has regained dominance, but this does not mean the market has returned to stable upward movement. What is truly worth reviewing is the speed of signal switching. BTC first switched from long to short, then back to long; DOGE completed long, short, and long switches over three consecutive 4-hour K-lines; BCH just confirmed a short, then reversed to long on the next K-line. High volatility amplifies breakouts as well as false breakouts, making this strategy enter the most discipline-testing phase. ## New changes this round: not uniformly bullish, but re-pricing individually ### ETH: Short trade ended, new long still under test ETH shorts started from `2745.35` and ended after a formal reversal signal appeared at `2563.10`. This price path moved about `6.64%` in the short direction, and the exit was not due to subjective profit-taking but because the strategy confirmed an opposite structure. The reversed long is currently not going smoothly. The latest close is `2508.01`, about `2.15%` below the long reference price. ADX is `26.46`, and volume reached `3.44` times the 20-bar average volume, indicating high market participation, but high volume alsoAfter these recent drops, $BTC BTC has quickly pulled back, with two bottom tests on the 4-hour chart that didn't break the previous lows; even if they do break, a bullish divergence will form.
However, the 3-day MACD death cross is present, so do not chase the highs. Once the trend reverses, the turnaround won't be easy. The current long-short ratio is 1.6, with many people bottom-fishing. Even if it stabilizes, the market will likely consolidate and grind the bottom repeatedly.
Looking at the daily chart, the current price is 83,555. The short-term EMA5/10/20 lines are intertwined, indicating typical consolidation, and a turning point window is approaching. The KDJ is in a neutral zone, the MACD green bars remain, so bearish momentum hasn't fully dissipated. SAR resistance is at 85,260; until it breaks above, the overall trend remains weak. The 24-hour low hit 80,961 and quickly pulled back, with support below, but resistance at 84,348 and 85,260 above.
Today's key range for shorting is 83,500 to 84,000, with a stop loss at 84,500 and a target of 80,800.
CPI is about to be released, officials continue hawkish rhetoric, ETF funds keep flowing out, institutional demand weakens, and the market has repeatedly tested support levels, signaling weakness. Don't mistake the quick rebound for strength. $BTC has fallen below the 82,000 mark, currently trading around 81,975, with a 24-hour decline of about 2.15%. The intraday low hit 81,975, a recent low. ETH dropped to around 2,519, while altcoins suffered even heavier losses; BOME plummeted over 30%, and ENA, NEAR, and others fell more than 13%.
Sentiment has cooled rapidly. The Fear and Greed Index stands at 56, down 12 points from yesterday, with a 7-day average of 62. Although still in the greed zone, it has sharply retreated from the year-high of 82 on August 26. Approximately $672 million worth of liquidations occurred across the network in 24 hours, with over 140,000 accounts liquidated. Long positions accounted for 87% of the total liquidation amount, and large-scale forced liquidations have further amplified downward momentum. The funding side remains under pressure; Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $65.4 million yesterday, with a cumulative net outflow of $451.8 million this month. BlackRock's IBIT was the only fund mover on the day.
From a technical perspective, after losing the 82,000 support level, the first support below is at 81,000, where significant buy orders are concentrated. If this level is also lost, the price may seek support at the psychological 80,000 mark. The 82,500 to 83,000 range has turned from support into resistance; until it is reclaimed, any rebound is considered a weak recovery. On the macro front, the probability of the Federal Reserve pausing rate hikes in October has risen to 78%-80%, while the chance of a hike in December remains above 70%. The September CPI data is about to be released; if inflation exceeds expectations, U.S. Treasury yields may face further sell-offs, suppressing risk asset performance. #9月CPI公布在即，哈玛克称仍需进一步加息 #BTC与ETH现货ETF同步流出，机构需求转弱了吗？ Strong momentum can also change, don't use old answers to analyze the market
$STRK I will now significantly lower short-term expectations.
Around 0.0905, down about 21.8% in 24 hours, but still up about 73% in the past week.
These are not conflicting numbers, but rather it rose a lot earlier and has recently retreated quickly.
Those who bought earlier may still have profits, but recent buyers may face drawdowns; you can't explain everyone's experience with weekly gains alone.
What is most needed now is for the decline to slow down first.
If every rebound is very short and the price continues to move down, there is no sufficient reason to continue using the previous strong momentum judgment. Watch more, act less, and don't rush to treat the decline as an attraction.
$W is still the most prominent in this group for now.
Up about 35% in the last 24 hours, about 66% in the past week, with actual performance in the stage rise.
I will continue to watch, but I want to see how it stops after a sharp rise.
Being able to repeatedly trade at a higher level carries more weight than surging high and then retreating. A strong direction does not mean you can ignore drawdowns when buying.
$NEAR still retains stage advantages.
Up about 8.8% in the past week, about 142% in the past month, currently near 5.54.
However, a large rise within the month also means expectations have been raised.
Next, we need to see if it can continue to deliver new progress. Existing achievements can be recognized, but the space ahead still needs to be reassessed; you can't extrapolate based on past gains.BTC was suppressed by 84000 yesterday and pulled back, bottoming near 80900 before stopping the decline. The current price is around 83500. Today, pay attention to the daily K-line middle band resistance and the 4-hour upper band resistance. The hourly chart's upper bands have not yet opened upward or lifted; the view remains the same as yesterday: do not mistake a rebound for a reversal. The main strategy is to short on rallies, not to chase shorts!
BTC short on rebound at 84500-85500, target 83000-81500-80500, stop loss at 86000
ETH short on rebound at 2580-2620, target 2530-2480-2400, stop loss at 2650
Personal opinion, for reference only! #9月CPI公布在即，哈玛克称仍需进一步加息 $BTC $ETH