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SAND had a crazy squeeze yesterday and kept pushing higher for most of the day. Funding got heavily crowded and shifted to 4-hour intervals, so I decided not to rush into a position. It has cooled off a little now, but the volatility is still high. I’ll stay patient and only consider an entry if a clear setup appears. My approach right now is simple: wait for the right opportunity. No FOMO, no chasing pumps, and no panic exits. $CAP was also interesting yesterday. I tried to push the move and neSisters, have you noticed that the newly launched altcoins now shoot up explosively 📈 right after listing!
I was stunned when I opened the gainers list today. ZRO surged over 15.59% in 24 hours, and coins like AR, WLD, and RAY all rallied together. Any one of them shows exaggerated short-term gains, with many new coins soaring more than 50% shortly after listing.
Take the new coin $CT for example: it surged from 0.3402 at listing all the way up to 0.6365, nearly doubling at its peak, currently priced at 0.5065. Looking at the 1-hour candlestick, after the surge, the moving averages turned downward, and the MACD green bars gradually expanded, clearly showing signs of profit-taking after the rally.
This market pattern is basically the same: new coin launches, funds concentrate to pump the price creating a profit effect, attracting retail investors to chase higher. Once a large amount of capital flows in, the whales start selling off in batches.
Seeing the gainers list full of red is tempting, but this kind of altcoin pump is essentially short-term capital speculation without solid fundamentals. After the surge comes a rapid pullback, and chasing in is very likely to get stuck at the peak.
With macro data approaching, market funds rotate extremely fast, and hotspots switch in the blink of an eye. Those who get the opening pump enjoy the dividends, while latecomers can only take the bag.
Don’t get hot-headed and rush in just because others are getting rich. The pump in new altcoins is fleeting, and chasing at high levels carries extremely high risk. For short-term trading, strictly control your position size and avoid heavy bets on these pulse rallies.
$ZRO $ZEC
#山寨永续未平仓量21个月来首次超过BTC #美国9月非农仅增2.9万，失业率升至4.2% At that moment on the market, I stared at the screen in a daze for two seconds. Weak data came out, so why did the sell orders surge first? The US September nonfarm payrolls only added 29K, while the expectation was about 90K; the unemployment rate rose to 4.2%, and wages year-on-year dropped to around 3.0%. According to the usual script, this should be a signal of risk appetite warming up, reigniting rate cut expectations. But BTC surged to around 87K and was immediately pushed back, now hovering around 85.1K; ETH also failed to hold 2.7K, retreating to 2.69K. Despite the positive news, the price hesitated first, and this detail is more worth watching than the data itself. My own feeling is that this is not panic, but fatigue. No one in the group is shouting a bull return, nor panicking to cut losses; more is a silent "Is that it?" FOMO is absent, the narrative lacks momentum, and everyone seems to be waiting for a reason that can truly convince themselves, rather than being led by headlines again. Regarding capital preference, the signals I see are quite subtle. Weak employment should have made money more willing to move towards longer-duration assets and higher volatility directions, but this time there was no straightforward price chasing. Traders treated the data as a window to cash out rather than a starting point to add positions. In other words, rate cut expectations have been partially priced in early, and the remaining space needs price and volume to prove themselves; news alone is not enough. The more bullish path is: BTC holds 84.5K to 85K, ETH holds 2.65K to 2.67K, then tries again to break above with volume, and sentiment may switch from hesitation to initiative. The bearish risk is: once these two zones are lost, the pullback will turn into a more grinding consolidation, with altcoins catching up.Some crypto news doesn't create a massive candle immediately.
But it can still matter.
#SECCryptoCustodyRules is interesting because institutional adoption needs reliable custody infrastructure.
The next stage of crypto may not only be about who buys digital assets.
It may also be about how institutions hold them.
#Crypto #BTC #DigitalAssets$UNI
This ID's viewpoint
After UNI's daily chart surged to 10.953 and then pulled back, it is currently consolidating at a high level following the rise. Entry: Wait for a secondary-level pullback to stabilize and a bottom fractal signal to appear before choosing an opportunity to go long. Stop loss: Set below 8.573 (21-day moving average); breaking this level would invalidate the current upward structure.
Chan Theory Structure
The daily upward trend starting from the low of 2.814 remains intact. After reaching the high of 10.953, a daily-level consolidation zone is being formed. The upper boundary (ZG) is at 10.953, and the lower boundary (ZD) is at 8.573. Two possible paths follow: if the secondary-level pullback holds above ZD, a third buy signal forms, continuing to challenge the previous high; if ZD is effectively broken, the consolidation zone expands, and the market will enter a deeper correction.
Wyckoff Volume-Price Observation
During the previous rally phase, volume was sufficient. After touching the high of 10.953, the upward momentum noticeably weakened. The pullback candles after the surge are accompanied by increased volume, indicating some profit-taking, but no continuous extreme selling pressure with long bearish candles has appeared. Currently, the price oscillates within the consolidation zone, with bulls and bears contesting, awaiting a directional signal from capital.
Key Observation Points
Focus on the previous high at 10.953: if volume increases and price stabilizes above this high, the bullish trend will continue; if repeated attempts to break higher fail and the consolidation period lengthens, pay close attention to a downward test of the consolidation zone's lower boundary (ZD).Weekend talk about altcoin cats~
$UNI can be viewed a bit more positively this time.
Around 9.15 in the afternoon, reaching 9.23 by evening, although the advance isn't fast, it hasn't fully given back the afternoon's recovery.
I think this slow pullback performance is worth continued tracking; it doesn't have to suddenly surge to indicate change.
However, it still fell about 4% in the past week and is currently in a recovery phase.
If the subsequent pullback narrows and then moves upward, I will be more confident; if it falls back below 9, that means buying pressure isn't sustained enough. Let the price develop first, no need to run expectations too far ahead.
$NEAR only recovered a bit in the afternoon, around 4.64 in the afternoon and 4.67 by evening, still down about 10% over the past week.
I won't consider this small rebound as the end of the correction for now.
The previous large gains and subsequent pullback tend to attract buyers, but whether they can hold depends on what follows. Especially when it moves down again after the rebound, don't keep saying it's cheap every time it drops.
$SOL is still around 119, no obvious widening compared to noon, no new directional changes visible for now.
At times like this, no need to rush to explain every small fluctuation.
I'd rather wait for a clearer move, then see if the pullback can hold, rather than flip bullish and bearish judgments back and forth when the price hasn't moved much.
Currently continuing to observe; patience doesn't need to be proven by frequent trading.
#SEC加密资产托管新规，拟放宽机构自托管限制 Dogecoin can now run applications, this time it's not just slogans
This time Dogecoin really got things done. On September 30th, the DogeOS public testnet opened, which simply means: previously Dogecoin could only be used for transfers and tipping, now developers can run applications on it.
This was done by the team behind the MyDoge wallet. Technically compatible with Ethereum, developers from there can just port and tweak their code to use it, so the barrier is low. Fees are paid in DOGE, the more applications there are, the more scenarios DOGE gets spent in, which is more practical than shouting "consensus" a thousand times. The first batch of projects is already in place, including trading, lending, prediction markets, and several games, so the lineup is not weak.
Some asked me if this counts as good news. I think it does, and it's significant. Dogecoin has talked about payments for so many years, that story is almost over, now it's like opening a new track. The foundation also said they hope it becomes a springboard for the next batch of startups.
Of course, the $DOGE testnet still has a way to go before the mainnet, don’t expect a sudden change tomorrow. But the direction is right, the rest is just a matter of time.I'll restructure last night's analysis:
87.0～87.4K
→ Strong resistance, already confirmed yesterday.
85.0～85.7K
→ First recovery zone.
84.0～84.5K
→ Currently the most critical short-term defense zone.
82.5～83K
→ This is what I consider the core support that truly determines whether phase B remains valid.
80～81K
→ A deeper level of trend support.
So now:
87K rally failure ≠ phase B failure.
What really needs caution is:
84K → break below → 83K → if 82.5K also fails to hold
If it goes like this, yesterday's non-farm payroll positive news might turn into a "false breakout after a news-driven rally."
Conversely, if it stops falling near 84K and then climbs back to 85～85.7K, then the earlier 87K rally can be understood as the first pressure test of breaking the previous high!
From today's perspective, 84000 holds relatively steady, preparing to enter the 85000 recovery phase #美国9月非农仅增2.9万，失业率升至4.2% #Strategy再购BTC，多家财库同步增持 $BTC Slightly simplified, it looks like a rise no matter how you see it. As long as 84800 and 2680 hold steady, it can directly retest the previous highs. The conservative targets were mentioned during the day
Big coin at 86200-86500 range, Ethereum around 2730.
Structural divergence will be written about in the evening session.
Since September, on 9.2, 9.3, 9.16, 9.24, 9.25, 10.1, 10.2, there have been seven mistakes in total. To be precise, seven trades were wrong. If the target is triggered, more than half of the losses can be recovered. Let's wait $BTC The short position wasn't liquidated because he added margin
$ETH had a rally yesterday afternoon.
A short seller was almost blown out by this surge.
Where did the money come from:
He opened a short position, so when the price goes up, he loses.
When losses eat into the margin, the system forcibly buys back to close the position.
How this is calculated:
Adding margin pushes the liquidation price lower.
If pushed far enough, this rally won't liquidate him.
Common misunderstanding:
Surviving doesn't mean the direction was right.
It means there was still money in the account to add margin.
When the price later fell back, he finally got the chance.
There aren't many who can add margin.
In the next rally, those who can't add margin will be forced out first.
#BTC、ETH现货ETF同步转流出，资金热度降温
#SEC加密资产托管新规，拟放宽机构自托管限制 #Strategy再购BTC，多家财库同步增持 $ETH Big Brother Maji holds firmly over $125 million in main positions, exploring new targets in different tracks
Latest on-chain monitoring shows: BTC stuck around 84,649, ETH steady near 2,682.90, with both major mainstreams continuously tugging back and forth at high critical points. A typical consolidation pattern before a breakout.
However, facing the high-level oscillation of the market, Big Brother Maji has not shaken his core base positions:
BTC: Holding 303 contracts with 40x leverage long positions, valued at about $25.64 million (entry price $84,720.10); maintaining stability near the average price and liquidation line, with a sufficient safety buffer.
ETH: Holding about 370,300 contracts with 25x leverage base positions, valued as high as $99.33 million (entry price $2,688.97); although recent multiple attempts have been met with resistance and pullbacks, the mid-to-long-term trend positions remain unchanged.
While maintaining this set of mainstream heavy positions with a total value close to $125 million, he chooses to open independent observation and leveraged trades on other targets (such as HYPE) with separate funds, which is an additional track expectation test rather than shifting the main battlefield.
First betting on whether BTC and ETH can break upward after this round of high-level consolidation, then using a small portion of positions to speculate on excess returns from specific narratives. This also means risks are deeply bound: if the two mainstreams fail to break through for a long time, pressure will increase $BTC $ETH The US-Iran situation remains tense. Coordinated by the IEA, the G7 plans to release up to 100 million barrels of crude oil and diesel reserves over the next four months, with diesel concentrated in the first 20 days. On October 2, Brent closed at $102.31 per barrel, WTI at $92.87, up 4.37% and 2.71% respectively; the Strait of Hormuz, controlled by Iran, still handles about 20 million barrels per day, accounting for nearly 20% of global oil transportation. According to the "geopolitical conflict → safe-haven asset benefits" logic, BTC should strengthen, but it actually remains muted: on October 2, BTC fluctuated narrowly between $84,000 and $87,000, rising about 2% in 24 hours, touching $87,000 three times within two weeks before retreating. In a certain 15-minute window, it rose 0.39% with a volume of only about 117 BTC, and the depth ratio of the top 5 bid and ask levels was 0.78, indicating that the volatility was driven by small funds in low liquidity rather than systematic safe-haven buying. Data shows no stable direct correlation between BTC and crude oil. Binance Research found based on 2016–2026 data that their returns are statistically independent; the brief positive correlation from 2020 to 2022 was mainly driven by global liquidity. During the Hormuz crisis in February–March 2026, Brent rose 46%, BTC about 15%, outperforming the Nasdaq (+1%) and gold (-3%), but the main reason was the Fed's rate cut path repricing rather than the oil price itself. Therefore, the G7 reserve release has an indirect impact on Bitcoin: oil price decline → easing inflation expectations → possible dovish shift in interest rate path → favorable for BTC. But 100 million barrels spread over four months,On Saturday, $BTC long positions were opened.
Yesterday, I first opened a short position around 86800.
Exited around 85600 after the drop.
Then opened a long position again near $BTC 84100,
Currently in profit, let's go!$SUI pulled up to 1.19, more than doubling the floating profit, feels great, but with 50x leverage, it's hard to sleep peacefully. The break-even line is fixed at the cost, as long as the principal is safe.
Heavy selling pressure at the 1.20 whole number; if it can't break through, take profits.
The position is floating, going to eat, if it's not green when I come back, I'll close immediately, no fighting with this K-line. $BTC $ETH #美国9月非农仅增2.9万，失业率升至4.2% $XRP is bearish, down 3.44% in 24h, indicating that long leverage positions have been squeezed out, but not completely. Liquidations are almost one-sided: long positions at $6.01 million, shorts only $390,000. Shorts paid no price, indicating no decent rebound during the decline. However, $6.01 million is just a fraction compared to the $470 million contract open interest; most leverage remains in the market, and these longs that haven't exited are the fuel for the next move. Funding rates have flipped positive and negative three times, showing neither side is crowded, so it doesn't provide directional clues. The chart shows "higher highs, upward structure intact," which is true, but this premise depends on holding the previous low. The current price 1.4853 is closer to 1.4425 than to 1.5552, so the structure is being tested, not confirmed. Judgment: first break below 1.4425 to make a new low. Bullish reversal condition: if 1.4425 holds and price climbs back above 1.5552, this judgment is void.📅 October 3 — $ETH Market Daily Report | Post-NFP Volatility, Range Battle Continues Last night’s nonfarm payrolls release triggered a sharp roller coaster in Ethereum. $ETH is currently trading around $2,680. On the 1-hour chart, price surged toward $2,777 before dropping quickly to around $2,646, followed by a recovery. The 1H MACD is still showing green bars, suggesting short-term momentum remains volatile and pullback pressure hasn’t completely disappeared. On the 4-hour chart, ETH remains ETH at $2680, what are you panicking about?
Nonfarm payrolls unexpectedly increased by only 29,000, ETH surged to 2778 but was slammed back to 2680, with a wave of liquidations in 24 hours — yet 39.7 million ETH are firmly locked in staking on-chain, yielding 3.2%. Is this move a fake breakout escape or a violent shakeout?
First, look at the surface: a spike followed by a pullback, retail investors are panicking again.
On October 2, ETH hit 2778, everyone thought it would break 2800, but a bearish candle slammed it back to 2650, and today it’s hovering around 2680. It dropped 2% in 24 hours, moving in sync with BTC, no independent crash or rally. The 7-day moving average is closely followed, and volume is lukewarm.
What does the candlestick tell you?
The daily chart is still above all moving averages, the 50-day moving average is above the 200-day, RSI is strong at 60. It’s up 7% in 30 days, lifted from 2500.
But the 4-hour chart looks a bit ugly — 2680 is below the pivot at 2700, short-term control is in the bears’ hands.
In short: daily bulls are alive, but short-term is suppressed.
First thing: ETFs have started paying out, but the market hasn’t caught on yet.
Do you know what ETH ETFs are doing now?
Paying staking rewards.
BlackRock’s ETHB has a staking ratio of 70%-90%. Grayscale’s ETHE has a staking ratio of 81%, with a net yield of 2.05%.
In plain terms:
Previously, buying ETH ETFs only gave you price appreciation. Now, buying ETH ETFs lets you earn interest passively. A 2% passive yield — what does that equate to in traditional finance? It’s like a high-yield savings account with an embedded call option on ETH’s upside.
But the market reaction?
Cold.
Why? Because retail only looks at candlesticks, not on-chain data. Institutions focus on the “yield anchor,” retail focuses on “did it go up today.”
That’s the gap.
Second thing: EIP-8363 was withdrawn, but this is actually a short-term positive.
Ethereum core developers removed EIP-8363 from the Fusaka roadmap. This proposal was originally intended to gradually reduce issuance as staking rates rise, moving toward "zero yield."
Sounds technical? Here’s why it matters:
If EIP-8363 passed, staking yields would be suppressed, reducing ETF appeal.
Now that it’s withdrawn, it means:
39.7 million ETH staked network-wide, accounting for 32% of supply
Composite yield steady at 3.1%-3.3%
ETF and lending market yield anchors remain stable for now
For lending markets priced by staking rates, this is a short-term positive. With yield anchors stable, capital won’t flee.
Third thing: technicals are stuck at a critical level, waiting for a breakout on one side.
2680 is an awkward spot.
Resistance above: 2698-2715 (daily first resistance + pivot) → 2754-2778 (previous highs) → 2809-2830
Support below: 2660 → 2630-2628 (box lower edge) → 2575 → 2530
Daily ATR is about $85. What does that mean? It’s normal to hit 2750 or 2575 within a day, with many fake breakouts.
Currently, 2680 is below the pivot at 2700, near the lower middle of the box.
Don’t chase longs or shorts. Wait for a valid 4-hour breakout on one side before adding positions.
Bull vs. bear showdown, here’s what you see:
On the bullish side:
Daily bullish structure intact, price above major moving averages
ETF staking rewards have started distributing, institutional yield anchors stable
39.7 million ETH locked in staking, selling pressure locked away
RSI at 60 in strong zone, 7% gain in 30 days, upward trend
Macro: rate hike probability falling, risk appetite neutral to slightly bullish
On the bearish side:
4-hour below pivot, short-term control with bears
Failed surge to 2778 on October 2, trapped longs overhead
10-year US Treasury yield rebounded to 5.27%, suppressing risk assets
Macro pricing volatile ahead of October 14 inflation data
BTC stuck in 83000-87200 box, no clear direction
Trading strategy (perpetual perspective, no fluff):
Inside the box (recommended for most):
2680 below pivot, near lower middle of box. Don’t chase longs or shorts.
If rebound to 2715-2758 is resisted and 4-hour candle closes below → light short, stop loss above 2785, targets 2660/2630
If pullback to 2630-2650 shows long lower shadow indicating support → scale in longs, stop loss below 2610, targets 2715/2750
Breakout trades:
4-hour close above 2778 with volume → target 2810-2830, stop loss if closes back below 2740
Daily close below 2630 without recovery → short targets 2575/2530
Correlation conditions:
If BTC breaks below 83100 effectively, ETH’s 2630 support likely fails, reduce leverage.
Before October 14 inflation data, range trading is suitable, avoid high leverage overnight.
Single trade risk control within 1% of account. Survive to qualify for the next wave.
2680 is neither bottom nor top; it’s a level where "you must think carefully before getting on board."
Daily bulls remain, but short-term suppressed. ETFs are paying, staking is locking tokens, yield steady at 3.2%.
What you should do is not bet on direction but wait for a breakout on one side, then follow.
The market’s biggest fear isn’t volatility, it’s mistaking a shakeout for a crash.
$BTC $ETH $ZEC #美国9月非农仅增2.9万，失业率升至4.2% Let's first look at the technical side. ETH is quoted at $2680, closely hugging the 7-day SMA at $2685, almost perfectly overlapping. This is no coincidence; short-term momentum has hit a ceiling. But looking at the bigger picture, the structure isn't broken — the 20-day, 50-day, and 200-day moving averages stand at $2637, $2484, and $2116 respectively, all below the current price. The 200-day line is nearly $560 below the current price, indicating a bullish consolidation rather than distribution. The MACD histogram has returned to zero, buying pressure is stalling, and the Bollinger Band middle line at $2637 is the real battleground. If the daily close falls below it, short-term weakness will set in. The first resistance above is at $2754; below, if $2628 breaks, the next stop is $2576. On the news front, there is a warning sign. Ethereum ETFs have seen net inflows for 10 consecutive days, with BlackRock's ETHA adding $83.79 million in a single day, totaling over $12.9 billion in cumulative net inflows. However, derivatives data shows retail traders' long-to-short ratio is as high as 2.93, with 74.6% of accounts betting on a rise, while top traders' long positions are only 62.4%. When retail traders overwhelmingly go long, the market tends to first sweep down to trigger stop losses before moving up. ETH rose about 71% in Q3, and institutional capital inflow logic remains unchanged, but this short-term positioning structure is uncomfortable. My approach: neither chase nor rush to buy. If the $2637 middle line holds and ETFs keep buying, I hold my base position; if the daily close breaks below $2628, I reduce half. I avoid contracts and keep total exposure controlled. ETH has risen so much this round; a washout before continuing is healthy.$SUI is showing a healthy consolidation phase after a significant rally from 0.6726 to a high of 1.2939. The price is currently holding above the MA5 (1.1665) and MA10 (1.1637) which act as dynamic support.
The 30-day and 90-day gains (+52% and +57%) highlight its strong underlying trend. The recent news about Suilend discontinuing token issuance may introduce short-term uncertainty, but the technical structure remains bullish. I predict SUI will range between 1.15 and 1.25 in the short term. BTC and ETH spot ETFs have simultaneously seen outflows these past two days, which can indeed cause some panic.
But don't rush to interpret this directly as "institutional withdrawal."
Among the previous continuous inflows, there were quite a few arbitrage funds locking positions in spot + futures to earn the basis. Now that the price spread has narrowed and profits have thinned, it's normal for arbitrage positions to exit.
What really deserves attention is whether the outflows will continue.
A single day could just be a cooling off of funds; several consecutive days are more worrisome.
Do you think this time it's just arbitrage funds settling, or have institutions really started to reduce their holdings? #USNFPDataCools #BTCETHETFOutflows #G7OilReserveRelease 【Crypto Circle Script】
#美国9月非农仅增2.9万，失业率升至4.2%
I'm Script Bro. After the non-farm payrolls came out last night, BTC didn't celebrate; instead, it steadily declined, which is quite interesting.
Many people ask, with such poor employment data, shouldn't it be good for rate cuts and good for BTC?
Here's the problem: weak data doesn't equal mindless bullishness.
Non-farm payrolls increased by only 29,000, and the unemployment rate rose to 4.2%. The market's first reaction was indeed a reduced pressure for rate hikes.
But the second reaction came immediately: is employment weakness a bit too much?
The market prefers "economic cooling," not "economic shutdown."
The former means the Fed can ease up; the latter means recession risks are emerging.
So BTC's movement last night was very typical.
The data first triggered trading on expectations of policy easing, then funds started recalculating the economic outlook, and BTC slid from around 87,000 to about 84,000.
It's like the boss says there might be no more overtime, and everyone is about to applaud, but suddenly realizes it's because the company lost orders.
Can you still smile?
So now the market's real dilemma is no longer "whether the Fed will hike rates," but whether the US economy can achieve a soft landing.
Too strong data fears rate hikes; too weak data fears recession.
The most comfortable is actually a sluggish, gradual cooling.
Do you think last night's steady decline was a shakeout, or has the market already started pricing in a recession?
Let's discuss in the comments. $BTC $ETH $ZEC 🌃 Saturday night: BTC at the 87,000 threshold, holding five coins over the weekend for peace of mind
$BTC 86868, once the non-farm payroll hits 29,000, it will push to the 87,000 threshold. This week it has rallied all the way up from 8400. Although ETFs are seeing outflows, retail sentiment is extremely strong, and funds are charging ahead regardless. Liquidity is thin over the weekend, so the 87,000 level will only be decided on Monday.
$OKB 122.66, BTC rose 3% this week while it only rose 1%, a grind but the safest to hold. Locked volume continues to rise, buybacks have never stopped, and the overseas stablecoin plan is truly landing, directly benefiting OKX. At the 122 level, downside space is limited, with room to the previous high.
$ZEC 1390, up 0.85%, bounced from 1388 but hasn't passed 1400 yet. Privacy coins were oversold in this wave and have recovered half of the losses; 1500 remains a heavy resistance zone. After the non-farm surprise, the market bounced but ZEC bounced less, indicating it’s not on the main market trend, but conversely, it also hasn’t fallen much.
$RE 0.50662, the market rose but it fell 1.31%, being siphoned off. DeFi insurance plus RWA dual narratives, 0.5 has held for a month without breaking, indicating buying support underneath. This week funds all chased BTC and hot spots, no one cared about small coins; 0.48 is the bottom line, if broken, reconsider the logic.
$BICO 0.02241, has been moving sideways around 0.022 this week. The long-term story of the account abstraction sector remains, but short-term there’s no catalyst or fund attention. If 0.02 doesn’t break, hold on; don’t cut losses here to switch to BTC, it’s easy to get hit from both sides. Migo’s take on the non-farm payrolls: the latest data could significantly weaken expectations for an October rate hike. After going through the report, one thing immediately stood out to me: the revisions are unusually important. July’s job growth was revised from +21K to -10K, while August was revised from 162K to 133K. Combined, those revisions reduced previously reported job gains by around 60K. Then came September’s headline number: just 29K new jobs, versus expectations of around 90K — a suI have to admit, I was completely wrong yesterday — honestly, I was just lucky. I went all-in with 100x isolated leverage, and overnight $ETH suddenly pumped hard. The mark price reached $2,777.7, while my stop-loss was sitting at $2,778.5. Just $0.8 away. For a moment, it felt like the price was literally about to touch my stop. I was so nervous I could barely breathe. But then the move reversed almost immediately. What looked like a breakout turned into a sharp rejection, and ETH dropped all tThe Middle East situation continues to impact the crypto market
Many probably got hit by the rollercoaster on the night of the non-farm payrolls.
Long positions at BTC 86000, ETH 2690, and some small coins all got trapped.
After the data release, prices first surged, then plunged immediately after news of a commercial ship attack in the Strait of Hormuz, putting leveraged positions under instant pressure.
From a macro perspective:
US Treasury yields, Middle East geopolitics, and ETF capital inflows are simultaneously influencing the current market.
No guessing big surges or crashes now, just focus on key supports:
BTC 83500, ETH 2580.
Holding these levels still offers a chance for recovery; once broken decisively, high leverage positions must prioritize reducing exposure to survive.
The market won't fully follow expectations, so while holding positions, be sure to set your defensive bottom line.
What are your recent positions? Let's discuss together
$BTC $ETH $SNDK The recent hype around $ZEC is gradually fading. Data shows that its spot ETF has experienced a massive capital outflow, with a single-day net outflow reaching as high as $26.93 million.
Looking back at this round of privacy coin market activity, it was largely driven by ETF capital inflows. The large-scale involvement of institutional funds once strongly pushed up the price of ZEC. The current large-scale redemptions indicate that some profit-taking institutions have started to cash out.
However, it should be clarified that despite the obvious single-day capital outflow, the historical cumulative net inflow still reached $213 million. This indicates that funds have not fully withdrawn, and currently, it is mainly short-term funds realizing profits.When others cry over failed love confessions, I crank up leverage by ×1000 when I'm heartbroken!! When others break up, they cry, have a drink, post a few moments on social media, and the next day they can wipe their tears and go back to work. When I break up, I open the exchange, set leverage to 1000x, and watch helplessly as my position gets liquidated by the market in seconds. That's the difference. It's not that I want it this way; when emotions take over, reason can't stop it. A failed confession is at most a broken heart. Maxing out leverage means your principal is shattered, your account is shattered, and your mindset is shattered all at once. You think you're trading, but actually, you're paying for your emotions with money. What does 1000x leverage mean? If BTC price moves 0.1%, your position goes to zero. 0.1% isn't even considered "volatility" in crypto; at best, it's called "breathing." But that single breath can blow away your entire principal. Before you realize it, the exchange has already sent you a forced liquidation notice. That notice is colder and more ruthless than the person who rejected you. The irony is, you only wanted to "make a little profit," but ended up "losing everything." You only wanted to get over heartbreak, but fell into a deeper pit. Breakups are caused by others hurting you; liquidation is you hurting yourself, and the cost is much higher. Some say the best cure for heartbreak is time and a new love. I want to say, in crypto, the best cure is to avoid contracts. Holding spot means at least you still have the coins. If your contract blows up, you don't even have memories left. So next time you're heartbroken, don't use leverage. Go for a run, go to sleep, go eat something On the weekend evening, I opened the macro ledger and checked it once again — September nonfarm payrolls only increased by about 29,000, far below the consensus of 90,000; the odds of a rate hike in October were crushed to around 20%, with a 70-80% chance of holding steady. Yet the US Dollar Index still closed around 101.91 on Friday, and the 10-year US Treasury yield closed at about 5.28%, with long-term rates not collapsing along with the soft employment data.
Spot $BTC is around 84,787, slightly down from Shanghai's midnight open at 85,330; the daily high touched 87,238, the daily low 83,884, and the surge to 87,000 on nonfarm night has mostly retraced. $ETH is around 2,686. In the short term, watch if 85,000 can be reclaimed; if it falls back to around 84,100, don't try to hold on stubbornly.
$BTC $ETH #BTC #Bitcoin #Nonfarm #Fed #DXY #Macro #RiskWarning
This is not investment advice, the market carries risks, please be cautious when entering.$BTC is facing strong resistance around $86,800, and the upward pressure appears to be fading. Bullish momentum is weakening, while fresh liquidity isn’t keeping pace. With liquidity typically thinner during the National Day holiday, I’m expecting the market to remain relatively choppy. For now, I’m staying cautious and leaning bearish, with a closer look after the holiday. $ETH is moving largely in sync with BTC. Ethereum appears slightly stronger, but not by a significant margin, and it remain$ZEC perpetual 50x short position, opened at 1317.91, currently at 1312.19, floating profit +21.70%.
The logic is simple: the 1320 whole number resistance was tested three times without breaking, volume decreased, showing clear top characteristics. Finally waited for a bearish candle to short. 50x leverage, stop loss at 1330. The movement is very smooth, no chance for a rebound.
Trailing stop moved up to 1320 to lock in profits. If the volume breaks below 1300, can hold on a bit longer.
$ETH $SOL #BTC、ETH现货ETF同步转流出，资金热度降温 This week the account experienced big ups and downs, reaching a high of 6076, then pulling back to 5235, like riding a roller coaster.
Let's talk about the current positions:
AMD short position is currently the only profitable one, with an unrealized gain of 14.41%. The bearish call at this high level was on point, the forced liquidation price is still far away, so the safety margin is thick.
HYPE long position is slightly losing, but the loss is controllable, still waiting for a rebound opportunity.
NFLX Netflix long position is suffering a heavy loss, with an unrealized loss of 43.19%. This is the biggest loss source this week, directly eating up most of the profits.
Lessons learned:
Greed at the top without taking profits leads to quick profit erosion when the market pulls back. Also, holding heavy positions against the trend causes losses to keep expanding.
Next plan: Hold on to profitable positions firmly, no longer blindly add to losing positions, strictly control position size, prioritize protecting principal, and avoid gambling on a big bet.
For those trading US stock contracts recently, which trade hurt you the most?I think I’m starting to see how this market could unfold. I’m still holding my $BTC short. Right now, the market feels heavily bullish. Some traders are holding onto longs, while others chased the move around $87K and are now stuck. I’m taking the opposite approach. With the current macro backdrop and US Treasury yields pushing higher, I’m not convinced crypto can continue climbing without a meaningful correction first. My expectation is that BTC could see a deeper pullback, taking back some of The moment the margin popup appears, your fingers are always faster than your brain; whether to add or cut, you press within half a second, palms sweaty.
Once leverage is on, watching the market becomes about guarding one thing: whether the margin can hold. Even if the market is quiet, you have to be present every day; a small fluctuation requires an immediate decision to add or reduce, a delay means someone else decides for you. You can wait if you hold spot wrong, but you can't wait if you hold leverage wrong.
Money is not all the same. Spot money is confident; if the market doesn't move, you just lie low, waiting three months or even half a year is fine. Borrowed money, money you need to use immediately, money pressed into leverage—all have their own timelines. First, settle the money accounts clearly; matters of direction come after. If the market doesn't come for a day, don't release the pressed money for a day; the reason you get kicked out has nothing to do with whether you predicted right or wrong.
I set a rule for myself: calculate the timeframe before the direction. Before taking action, answer this: when does this money need to leave? Only if you can answer that can you discuss how much to open; if you can't, no matter how favorable the market looks, don't touch it.
The higher the leverage, the more a normal fluctuation becomes a fatal wound. The same lower shadow candle is called volatility by spot traders, but called liquidation by leveraged traders. As for those who immediately compare leverage multiples, they're testing who can endure pain better; it has nothing to do with accuracy.
$SOL This market fluctuation isn't gentle; spot holders can hold through the swings and life goes on. Leveraged holders, with the same swings, are gambling each time that it won't be their turn.
Think clearly about how long you can wait before using leverage; if you can't figure it out, let this money lie idle—spot can afford to wait. 8 PM, the tea on the table is still steaming hot.
$ONE 10x short position, floating profit +497.04%.
Opening average price 0.0040441, mark price 0.002034.
The previous rally was entirely driven by sentiment.
RSI surged all the way into the overbought zone, but trading volume kept shrinking.
MACD red bars continuously narrowed, DIF slope turned downward.
The market looks lively, but the upward momentum has long been exhausted.
When many were chasing the rally to enter, I had already placed short orders.
Moved the stop loss to the cost line to protect the principal baseline.
Trading is not about frequent moves, but about understanding turning points.
When the tide recedes, that's when profits are realized.
$ZEC $BTC The original believer $LAB fled at the last moment 😰
Looking at it today, he still ran fast enough
Otherwise, the outcome would have been 60,000 turning into 6,000 😂
Why did this happen?
Because back then, everyone was all-in with $CORE, thinking they hit the bottom gold 🤓
And at that time, they were especially flashy, showing off everywhere 😎 I am the ten-thousand-coin lord
Later, $BICO from the all-in tens of thousands didn't do well
Cut losses and exited around 60,000 😰
#美国9月非农仅增2.9万，失业率升至4.2% #BTC、ETH现货ETF同步转流出，资金热度降温 #美伊局势持续紧张，G7将释放最多1亿桶储备 Brothers, I just came across some news, gotta share it with you all quickly!
A $ENA whale who has been dormant for a whole year suddenly resurrected today! The moment they moved, they transferred 30 million ENA tokens to the exchange, worth about 6.98 million USD.
After sleeping for a year, they just woke up and moved millions of dollars worth of coins to the exchange — the intention is pretty obvious, right? Usually, when a whale of this scale deposits to an exchange, it’s highly likely they’re preparing to cash out and dump. But on the other hand, 30 million is just a fraction of their total holdings. Could it be they’re just testing the market depth first?
The market is already tough right now, and this move by the big player is like hanging a sword over everyone’s heads. If they slowly start dumping all 157 million tokens, how can us small holders possibly withstand it… #SEC New Crypto Asset Custody Rules, Proposed Relaxation of Institutional Self-Custody Restrictions
The leader has something to say
The SEC has issued new custody rules, proposing to relax restrictions on institutional self-custody.
The core point is simple. Registered investment advisers who meet security measures, insurance, and independent audits can self-custody clients' crypto assets. Qualified state-chartered trust companies can also act as custodians. Previously, institutions faced complicated processes and high thresholds for compliant custody; now the path is being streamlined.
I believe this lowers the last barrier for institutions to enter. With custody issues resolved, operational risks for institutions allocating crypto assets are reduced. This is a long-term positive.
But don't expect it to pump prices. The rules are still in the proposal stage; after publication in the Federal Register, there will be a 60-day comment period, so implementation is still far off. It does not constitute short-term buying pressure. The market still follows macro trends: nonfarm payroll data was broadly below expectations, rate hike expectations have cooled, but long-term US Treasury yields remain above 5.6%, so pressure persists. $BTC $ETH $ZEC
Yesterday, I took a long position on Bitcoin at 86000 and opened a short at 86500. Stop loss at 87500, target between 84500 and 85000. The new custody rules do not change my short-term trading rhythm. Position sizing is controlled, no heavy exposure.
The above analysis is time-sensitive; always set stop losses on your trades. Good luck.Good evening, $GRASS has been short for two days now, currently floating at a loss of 3.8 points.
There hasn't been a big crash as expected, nor have I seen momentum for a continued surge. It's just a high-level sideways grind that wears you down. But I still think shorting here has a higher probability of success.
$GRASS has risen nearly 20%~50% in the last 7 days (data varies across exchanges), and the 30-day increase is close to doubling, which has already overextended a lot of sentiment in the short term. More importantly, there is an early investor token unlock at the end of October, which historically tends to bring selling pressure. The downside space is much larger than the upside.
I set my stop loss at 20%; if it hits that loss, I accept it. Futures contracts shouldn't be held through heavy losses; staying alive is key for the next wave.
Is anyone else watching GRASS? Let's chat in the comments—are you still short or have you already exited? #美国9月非农仅增2.9万，失业率升至4.2% #美伊局势持续紧张，G7将释放最多1亿桶储备 #美伊局势持续紧张，G7将释放最多1亿桶储备 Live Trading Record | Challenge Failed, Trading Bottleneck — Is ZEC Really Going to Break Me? One thing I’ve learned from this recent stretch: when losses keep piling up, stubbornly holding on or rushing to recover usually makes things worse. Most of my recent positions are underwater, and honestly, it’s frustrating. It feels like I’ve hit a real trading bottleneck. $XRP Long — Average entry: 1.5098 | Current: 1.4851 | Floating loss: 16.35% The original plan was to buy the dips, but the market c$BTC perpetual 100x long position, opened at 84545.9, now at 84800.3, floating profit +30.09%.
I've actually been watching this position for quite a while. The 84500 level was repeatedly tested but never broken; every time it approached this area, there was buying support. After confirming the bottom was valid, I decisively went long on the bullish candle. Using 100x leverage, the position size is pushed to the extreme.
Currently floating profit is +30.09%, and the trailing stop loss has been moved up to 84600. Not greedy, locking in profits first.
$ETH $ZEC #美国9月非农仅增2.9万，失业率升至4.2% Woke up to the sky falling.
$PEPE made over $480 yesterday but I didn’t sell, now I’m down over $300. Every time I open and close my eyes, the money’s gone. I originally thought to wait a bit longer for it to rise more, but waiting only brought disappointment. Now looking at the negative sign in my account, my heart is bleeding.
Calming down to reflect, one must not be greedy, knowing contentment in trading and staying true to oneself is the most important.
$BTC $ETH
#The US added only 29,000 jobs in September, unemployment rate rose to 4.2%
#BTC and ETH spot ETFs simultaneously saw outflows, cooling capital heat
#US Treasury yields frequently hit new highs, long-term rate pressure remains unresolved Damn, what a “whale” — more like a whale who finally gave up.
He accumulated 6,500 $ETH around $3,040 in 2025, once sitting on a $9.55M+ unrealized loss.
After holding for a year, he deposited 6,595 ETH (~$17.57M) to an exchange, realizing a $2.44M loss.
Survived the darkest part, then exited just before the rebound. Brutal.
#USNFPDataCools
#BTCETHETFOutflows #G7OilReserveRelease $CT perpetual 20x short position, opened at 0.5156, currently 0.507, floating profit +33.35%.
0.51 resistance is firm; every time it approaches this level, it feels like there's selling pressure holding it down. I believe the top has been confirmed, will short directly on a bearish candle. 20x leverage, very small position, stop loss at 0.52.
Currently +33.35%, moving stop loss to 0.51. Profit secured, staying calm.
$ETH $ZEC #美国9月非农仅增2.9万，失业率升至4.2% #TheUSIranSituation remains tense, with the G7 reportedly preparing to release up to 100 million barrels from strategic reserves. I’m looking at this from a mid-term macro perspective. Despite the headline sounding dramatic, the bigger picture is more nuanced: the reserve release is essentially a political response to inflation pressures while putting pressure on fuel spreads and refining margins. If those 100 million barrels are distributed over roughly four months, that works out to a little oAfter the non-farm payroll data came out yesterday, it was positive for the crypto market, but I have always emphasized that news is ultimately just a tool serving the market, used to hunt contract leverage. After the prelude cleared the short positions above, $BTC formed a small double top, and a short-term correction is expected to continue. Focus on the support between 80,000 and 82,000. For $ETH, watch the area around 2560 to 2610; if it holds, there could be further upside. The market will become more complex going forward, so what positions have you opened now? This 30x position almost didn't make it through.
At 5 AM on October 3rd, $WLD dropped to 0.5264, with an unrealized loss of -66.3%.😱
If it had dropped a little more, I would have been wiped out.
That dip was eventually recovered. I still remember those few minutes staring at the screen.
Later it climbed all the way to 0.6077, a 40-day high.🔥
Going 30x isn't about being reckless. Its 24-hour volatility is 15.44%, which isn't crazy. $SAND on the same day had 41.52%, with that kind of volatility I would have had to exit halfway through.
The awkward part now is that 0.6077 is the highest point in this cycle, with no reference going higher.🤔
Add on a breakout, cut half if it breaks below 0.5739 first.
Do you think it’s still worth holding? #美国9月非农仅增2.9万，失业率升至4.2% Nonfarm payrolls landed, BTC surged then pulled back
BTC peaked at 87238, then quickly plunged
Currently fluctuating around 84600
Nonfarm employment data slowed
But not enough to prompt the Fed to cut rates immediately
Institutional funds choose to take profits, selling pressure appears
MA20 moving average suppresses the market, short-term enters consolidation digestion
Resistance above: 86000-87000
Support below: 83800
Short-term strategy:
Do not chase the rise, do not heavily speculate
In a volatile market, heavy positions are easily hit back and forth $BTC #BTC、ETH现货ETF同步转流出，资金热度降温 #美债收益率频创新高，长期利率压力未缓解 The $HYPE buyback fangs have shown today.
HYPE is now at $88, down 2% in 24 hours, down 4% in a week, retreating nearly 10% from the all-time high of 97.96 on September 23, but don’t just look at the pullback.
On October 3, the AQAv2 framework officially took effect. Hyperliquid directed the first batch of Circle USDC reserve yields into the aid fund to buy back HYPE on the market. Analysts calculated that this new money will add another $135 million to $160 million annually for buybacks, on top of the original $771 million buyback from trading fees, pushing the total annual buyback to over $900 million. The platform has $500 million to $550 million USDC earning interest, effectively adding a money-printing machine that doesn’t rely on trading volume.
Previously, buybacks relied entirely on fees, strong in bull markets and weak in bear markets. Now, stablecoin interest is also used for burning, effectively giving HYPE a dual-engine boost. Grayscale’s HYPG ETF is also continuously attracting funds, adding another $3.4 million on October 2.
The drop from 98 to 86 is not a shakeout but a real pullback. RSI is weakening; 86 is support, 84 is the bottom line, and breaking below that will head to 80. The new buyback flow depends on USDC interest rates, so if rates really drop, this money will shrink too.
Hold 86 and watch for 91.5; reduce positions if it breaks 84.
HYPE uses all stablecoin interest for burning, with buybacks fiercer than most listed companies, but don’t get caught up in short-term pullbacks. $ONE perpetual 10x short position, opened at 0.0021253, currently 0.0020337, floating profit +43.09%.
The logic is simple: the 0.00212 whole number resistance was tested three times without breaking, volume decreased, clear top pattern. Finally waited for a bearish candle to short. 10x leverage, stop loss at 0.00215. The movement is very smooth, no chance for a rebound.
Trailing stop moved up to 0.0021 to lock in profits. If the volume breaks below 0.0020, can hold a bit longer.
$ETH $BTC #美伊局势持续紧张，G7将释放最多1亿桶储备 #BTC, ETH spot ETFs are simultaneously flowing out, cooling down capital heat
Currently, there are already 14 short positions
13 of them are in profit
Considering closing 4 positions to keep only 10
Now not sure which ones to close
Feels like all will drop
$ZEC I don't want to touch it for now
Want to see if it can drop back below 1000
$HYPE decline is not obvious, profit hasn't reached yet
There should still be a lot of room for further decline
Can't touch it for now either
No need to move positions on BTC and ETH, positions are small, better to use for T trading
$SOON previously sprinted to a high point with a 30-point loss
Now it's profitable, this one can be considered
The others are still hard to choose