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🏦 The Fed just proposed rules letting banks issue their own stablecoins
That's not a crypto headline. That's a banking headline
If this moves forward, stablecoin issuance stops being a crypto-native business and becomes something banks do alongside deposits $BTC
Which raises the real question — what happens to the non-bank issuers if regulated banks can offer the same product with a government-adjacent balance sheet behind it
$ETH Brothers, today is the Mid-Autumn Festival. I don't know about other coins, but $ZEC really doesn't give the short sellers a holiday!
Woke up from a nap, and ZEC has touched around $1550 again.
This coin has been really strong lately, up nearly 97% in the past 30 days, but seeing it at this level now, I'm actually afraid to short it directly.
Why?
On September 22, 21Shares launched a physically-backed Zcash ETP, which is equivalent to adding a compliant ZEC purchase channel for the European market.
But opening the channel doesn't mean institutional funds have massively entered yet.
Whether there will be sustained buying later still depends on watching AUM, share changes, and spot trading.
Currently, ZEC perpetual positions are about $168 million, and the funding rate is still positive.
So right now, I dare not chase longs, nor do I want to open shorts immediately.
My thought is simple:
If it really wants to rise, let it continue rising.
If ZEC breaks the previous high later, even surging to around $1700, then I'll consider looking for a shorting opportunity.
After all, it has tormented me with continuous pumps before, so now when I see ZEC, I really have some psychological shadow.
Brothers, do you think ZEC will continue to surge or prepare for a pullback? It's Mid-Autumn today, let's chat in the comments!
#BTC冲高回落，市场轮动开始了吗？ #美伊恢复接触，风险溢价会降吗？ #财报观察员：好市多Q4财报即将公布 9.25｜Midday Brief: I'm still holding the bottom buys from yesterday
I didn't make any moves this morning; I'm still holding the long positions I picked up at the low yesterday.
Now I actually feel more comfortable—the price hasn't continued to break down, and BTC has reclaimed around 84,000.
Technical aspect: 83,500–84,000 remains the key short-term support zone. On the upside, watch 85,500–87,000 first; a breakout could target 90,000.
Capital flow: This signal is quite important: The US stock BTC spot ETF has seen net inflows for 5 consecutive trading days, totaling about $2.65 billion, with about $347 million inflow just yesterday. The price is fluctuating, but funds haven't clearly withdrawn.
Sentiment: Today BTC, ETH, and large options expire, so short-term volatility may increase. Therefore, I won't chase the rally nor exit hastily because of a single bearish candle.
If I dared to buy at the lows yesterday, there's no need to repeatedly trade due to a few hours of fluctuations today.
BTC continues to look for support at 83,500–84,000, ETH focuses around 2,650.
Still holding long positions, waiting for the trend to give the answer.Why does Bitcoin rise instead of fall when the Federal Reserve raises interest rates?
To be honest, I didn’t understand this at first. Logically, when the Federal Reserve tightens the faucet, high-risk assets like Bitcoin should be the first to drop. But later I realized that the market had long been immune to rate hikes; when it actually happens, it turns into a case of "all bad news priced in is good news."
More importantly, the current buyers of Bitcoin are different from before—institutions are slowly accumulating through spot ETFs. They are focused on the narrative of digital gold three to five years from now, not just the recent Federal Reserve meetings.
So don’t look at the crypto space with old perspectives; sometimes it really can have an independent market trend. Of course, short-term volatility is inevitable, but that’s no reason to panic and sell $BTC #美联储重启加息，BTC为何仍有韧性？ From last night to today, two major regulatory events happened in the crypto world, one in the US and one in Europe.
First, the US. Just eight days after the Senate rejected the CLARITY Act, the CFTC Chairman directly stated "it's time to act"—without waiting for Congress, he plans to use existing authority to set rules for the crypto market himself. Two draft rules have already been submitted to the White House, focusing on perpetual contracts.
Now, Europe. The European Banking Authority announced plans to include crypto lending under the MiCA regulatory framework: conducting suitability tests for users, setting lending limits, adding information disclosure, and even aiming to regulate customer access to DeFi lending.
On one hand, frustrated with Congress's slowness, they are taking matters into their own hands; on the other, they continue to patch up the existing framework. It's unclear whether this will be loosening or tightening before implementation, but one thing is certain: the era of "no regulation" is getting further away.
Anyone who drives sports cars knows: clear rules make it easier to operate. The fear isn't having rules, but having rules that change every day.
Personal record and sharing, not investment advice. If only every trade could be profitable!!!
Three trades: one taking profit, one holding stubbornly, one lying in the abyss.
The short position on $ETH, I admit defeat.
Entered at 2696, closed at 2676, +67%, 18U.
Three consecutive short trades, this time I chose to take the profit.
With 100x full position, the earnings aren't much, just enough for a hotpot meal.
But money in the pocket truly belongs to you.
The long position on $UNI, held from 5.744 all the way to 9.124.
Touched a high of 9.495 but didn't sell, now can only watch the profit shrink.
It did double, but my hands feel glued to the keyboard.
Absolutely don't want to close.
Always afraid that if I sell, it will take off completely.
Then look at $SNDK.
Short at 1538, holding on tightly.
Rushed to 1808 last night, now at 1777.
Break-even is far away, can only endure.
Some take profits.
Some hold stubbornly.
Some are deeply trapped waiting for the end.
In this market, those who profit cover losses, but in the end, there might not be much left.
The account remains the same.
People get more and more exhausted.BTC 84293, high-level pullback, only buy if 82874 stabilizes
At posting time BTC: 84,293.93 (24H +0.37%)
Conclusion:
Do light long positions if 82,874.93–84,293.93 holds. Stop loss at 81,800, target 87,395.67 → 90,000.
Only consider above 87,395.67 for 90,000+, otherwise it's just high-level distribution.
Do not buy if 81,800 breaks, wait for 81,100–81,500.
Market situation:
• Pulled from 77,972.30 to 87,395.67, short-term gains considerable, profit-taking heavy, currently high-level pullback and consolidation
• 87,395.67 is the 4H previous high, failure to reclaim = spike and drop distribution
Actions:
• Spot: limit buy between 82,874.93–84,293.93, position <10%
• Futures: long 2x at 84,200, exit if breaks 81,800; halve position if fails at 87,395.67, clear at 90,000
• Breakout with volume above 87,395.67, chase 2x, exit if falls back below 84,293
• Do not: chase longs at 84,293.93, bottom-fish on break at 81,800, or go all-in heavy
Accept break below 81,800, no add-ons. Quick stop loss at high levels.
$BTC OKX launches KII perpetual and X-Perp, funding fee settled every 4 hours with a 1-hour settlement if hitting limits
OKX's newly launched KII perpetual contract changes the funding fee deduction to every 4 hours, and if the 1% upper or lower limit is reached, it switches to a 1-hour quick settlement.
Behind KII is Kiichain, focusing on fiat and stablecoin exchange in emerging markets. Yesterday evening, OKX launched both the KII/USDT perpetual and the KIIUSD expiring contracts, each with a nominal value of 100 KII, up to 20x leverage, and positions can be opened using USDT on the platform.
I reviewed the contract details; the funding fee is deducted every 4 hours; if the rate hits the 1% upper or lower limit, it automatically switches to 1-hour settlement. Currently, OKX's total perpetual open interest is $7.671 billion, with altcoins accounting for $2.95 billion. Traders accustomed to 8-hour funding cycles will experience faster funding fee losses when holding positions against the trend in these 4-hour deduction contracts.
This morning, I added KII to my watchlist on the app's contract market page. The new contract's order book depth is still accumulating. I first observed the funding rates and basis trends for the first two 4-hour periods, placing buy and sell orders fully on the order book without using market orders, and avoiding opening high leverage positions during narrow oscillations.KOL net inflow ranks first, down 20% in 24 hours
SI took $20,000 KOL net inflow, topping the list.
On the same list, it dropped by -20.1%.
The data looks like this: the top five net inflows combined are less than 50,000, with SI accounting for 40% alone.
What is it betting on: money is coming in, but the price is still dropping, indicating it is absorbing falling assets.
I've done the same thing: rushing in when seeing the top of the list, only to buy at the distribution point.
The lesson is the list shows who is buying, not who is selling.
The fifth place COLLECT rose 23,242%, with a net inflow of only 4,000.
The highest increase has the least money, the most money has the sharpest drop; this list is purely a reverse indicator.
The blunt truth: KOL buying does not mean a price increase, it only means someone wants you to see they bought.
I, a low-profile investor, only look at the latter half of the list.
#CME拟推BCH与UNI期货 $BTC $CORE In-depth Analysis of CORE's BTC-Fi Narrative: Ideal Flywheel, Real-World Rifts, and Narrative Dilemmas After the Hard Fork In short: CORE is the most complete BTC-Fi story in marketing packaging. It builds a perfect closed loop from Bitcoin miners → BTC holders → institutions → real consumption, and then returns CORE tokens; However, at the core of the narrative, there are three major flaws: technical concept packaging, shortcomings in custodial models, and delays in product launch. The hard fork incident at the end of August directly shattered the trust foundation between institutions and the market in this story. 1. Official Original Complete Narrative (The Ideal Business Flywheel) The entire story is divided into four layers, each closely linked, which is the core logic that attracted large numbers of investors in the early days: Layer One: Consensus Narrative—"A Public Chain Protected by Bitcoin Hash Power" (Satoshi Plus) Promotion: Bitcoin miners' computing power is introduced into the CORE network, where Bitcoin miners delegate computing power to CORE validator nodes and receive CORE token rewards; Thus, CORE has Bitcoin-level security, truly standing on Bitcoin's shoulders as an EVM-compatible Layer 1 public chain, perfectly solving Bitcoin's pain point of lacking smart contracts. Promotional Pitch: Other BTCFi projects are just sidechains and Layer 2, but CORE directly borrows Bitcoin's massive computing power to inherit Bitcoin's security. Layer Two: Asset Layer Narrative—Bitcoin Staking and lstBTC (Liquid Staking Certificates) Vision: Institutions and big players hold BTCARK Invest is reportedly bringing its $1.3B venture fund onto blockchain rails through Securitize. The fund gives investors exposure to private-market names such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Stripe and Databricks. Important distinction: this isn’t $1.3B of fresh capital suddenly flowing into crypto. It’s an existing investment vehicle using blockchain infrastructure for fund access and ownership. That’s the bigger signal. Tokenization is moving beyond the narrative stage—and traditional finance is incr$ACU $ACU /USDT at the 0.1248 level, the order book started a dog-eat-dog battle, orders were canceled rapidly, and volume was increasing. Clearly, there is capital aggressively pushing and dumping inside. There is no news outside; it's purely a chip clash. This kind of newsless anomaly is most easily exploited by dog traders' scythe to shave off positions. The point worth watching is that a volume buildup often means a turnover or the end of a shakeout is near, and the direction will be chosen sooner or later; but don't get carried away—if it's a fake move, chasing in means catching the knife. Are you watching this as a shakeout or a distribution?
👇👇👇Midday Review｜Floating profits keep shrinking, would you choose to take profits to secure gains?
The midday market slightly pulled back, $HYPE price slightly declined, and floating profits on the books have retracted; $BICO continued a slight rebound, with minor changes in losses. Both positions are full-margin high-leverage holdings, risks remain concentrated.
HYPEUSDT｜20x full-margin long position
Current price 91.18, down 0.98%, floating profit +2596.50 USDT, return rate +379.43%.
Smart money long-short ratio 202.70%, 898 traders hold long positions, average long entry at 82.17. Price oscillated downward, floating profits shrank compared to the morning. With 20x full-margin leverage, the profit on the books retracts quickly; once a deep correction comes, realized profits will vanish fast. Trailing stop profits is key to securing gains.
BICOUSDT｜8x full-margin long position
Current price 0.02226, up 2.30%, floating loss -1281.62 USDT, return rate -456.67%.
Smart money data: 205 longs, 182 shorts, price slightly rebounded but still deeply underwater. Most market long traders are currently at a loss. This rebound is a corrective move, not a trend reversal. Full-margin leverage positions should not be arbitrarily added to dilute cost.
✅ Review Summary
HYPE floating profits have given back; under high leverage, on-book profits can disappear anytime, don’t be greedy;
BICO slight rebound, loss changes are minor, don’t mistake short-term rebounds for reversal opportunities;
Both positions are full-margin mode with very low margin ratios; sudden spikes can lead to liquidation.
📌 Midday Operation Strategy
HYPE: Keep a close watch on trailing stop profits, prioritize securing most profits to prevent ongoing pullbacks from eroding gains;
BICO: Continue observing rebound strength, do not add positions, wait for suitable opportunities to reduce holdings and lower risk.
💬 Interactive Question
When trading high-leverage contracts and floating profits start shrinking, do you take profits immediately or hold on to gamble for bigger moves?
#美联储重启加息，BTC为何仍有韧性？
#财报观察员：好市多业绩超预期，美光接棒
#美债长端利率持续攀升，融资压力升温 $BTC reported at 84,279.1, 24h +0.40%, but in the past hour, 55 long positions were liquidated versus only 1 short position—price slightly rose, yet long leverage was being washed out. The reduction in gold ETF holdings is reflected on the market, but the key question is whether safe-haven funds have flowed in. Currently, there is no sign: funding rates for three periods slid from 0.0048% to 0.0002%, indicating waning willingness to chase longs. Large holders' position ratio rose from 1.8639 to 1.9337, retail holders from 1.1668 to 1.2193; both sides are biased long, and crowding is increasing. Options trading put/call ratio is 0.98, higher than the open interest ratio of 0.87, signaling rising short-term protection demand; DVOL is 36.1, the market is not pricing in large volatility. Judgment: This news has a weak transmission effect on $BTC; the market is dominated by leverage structure, tending to oscillate within 82,832–84,901.6, with the upper boundary hard to break. Bullish reversal condition: break above 84,901.6 and funding rate rebounds; bearish reversal condition: break below 82,832 and contract open interest of 8.14 billion USD contracts shrinks simultaneously. A wallet that had been dormant for four years suddenly moved 4,500 $BTC, worth 380 million USD.
At first glance, this looks quite alarming.
But don’t rush to call it a sell-off.
An address that hasn’t moved in four years moving today only means one thing: someone is about to handle this money.
As for where it’s being transferred or what it’s for, the material doesn’t say.
If it really goes into an exchange later, then that would be selling pressure.
Right now, this move looks more like a signal, not a result.
I’ve been burned by this before—panicking when a whale moves, only to find they’re just moving funds between wallets.
In short, an old address waking up is worth watching, but not worth panicking over.
If it’s really serious, wait until it transfers to an exchange.
For now, I’m just watching and not scaring myself.
#美联储重启加息，BTC为何仍有韧性？
#Strategy再度增持，财库同步加仓 #CME拟推BCH与UNI期货 $BTC 如果一笔浮亏67万美元的巨鲸仓位摆在眼前，你会先看方向，还是先看爆仓价？ Maji这组合约，其实是在给所有人上一堂风险管理课。 先看事实。总仓位约1.28亿美元，全是多头。BTC部分175枚、40倍，开仓价83546，清算价61567，目前小幅浮盈，安全垫很厚。ETH部分38000枚、25倍，开仓价2658，清算价2547，浮亏约34万，占总资金近八成。HYPE部分14.5万枚、10倍，开仓价93.68，清算价63.8，浮亏约33万。BTC赚一点，ETH和HYPE合计亏近67万。 但真正值得盯的不是亏损数字，而是ETH那条线。开仓价和清算价之间只差大约4%，25倍杠杆下，这意味着ETH再跌几个点，最重的那块仓位就会被迫减仓或平掉。它不是"会不会爆"的问题，而是"跌多少就必须动手"的问题。HYPE的清算价离现价更远，暂时不是主角。 那市场在交易什么？不是Maji会不会亏，而是他会不会被迫卖。ETH占近八成，一旦触发清算，交易所会直接市价平多，这部分抛压会砸进现货和永续，可能带动ETH短线下探，再传导到BTC的情绪和山寨的风险偏好。这是第一层。第二层是资金费率：高杠杆多头持续付费，时间越久Happy 🥮 Mid-Autumn Festival! After BTC fell back to around the 8.3 support level yesterday, the first concentrated "1H low signals" appeared, and several mainstream popular coins also showed low signals. Afterwards, the night market saw a volatile rebound, with BTC reaching a peak near 8.5. From the current trend, after BTC broke upward this week and hit new highs, 12H+ daily highs appeared yesterday. Such large-scale signals usually indicate the possibility of a temporary top, so in the short term, caution is still needed to be aware of the risk of chasing highs. However, the market has not yet entered a deep correction phase, and overall, the above remains within a high-level consolidation range, so it is not yet possible to judge that the trend has ended. Therefore, in the short term, we will mainly focus on high-level oscillation. The market may maintain a 4-hour range above 8.2, absorbing the pressure from the high signal through sideways movement. If 8.2 fails to find support and the price falls below below again, then further correction room may be opened up, at which point new signals can be analyzed. ETH's trend is similar to BTC, with resistance above 2700 and support above 2570. Tradfi and commodity analysis can be found in the full daily #Muse accelerates expansion, MetaAI investment may be monetized . Not because it needs to pump — but because BTC needs to prove the pullback is controlled. Then I’m watching $ETH. If BTC stabilizes while ETH starts gaining relative strength again, that’s where I’d start paying more attention to large-cap alts and possible capital rotation. My framework right now: 🟠 BTC = market structure 🔵 ETH = risk appetite 🟣 Alts = rotation confirmation I’m not chasing the first green candle. I want to see BTC stabilize first, then ETH lead. That sequence matters. WhicWhat truly determines the direction this time is not how fast the rebound is, but whether $BTC can reclaim the 84.5K–84.8K range. The public market price is about $84,268, still below that range, so the conditions for chasing longs are not yet met.
Bitcoin expert Feng Ge's path is to watch for longs at 84.5K–84.8K, with invalidation at 82.8K, and an upper target of 89.94K–94.63K; this is his original judgment, not a verified result. Within this window, there are rumors about exchange security and a lot of emotional calls, which I do not consider catalysts.
My market view is simple: first wait for the 4-hour close to stabilize within the range, then see if the pullback has volume support; if it breaks below 82.8K, the original bullish logic fails, and I will wait and watch, not catching a falling knife in the middle. If $ETH cannot strengthen simultaneously, there is no rush to spread to altcoins.
Will you wait for the close confirmation or wait for volume support on the pullback? This is just my personal market observation and does not constitute investment advice.$BTC 🔥
According to sosovalue's report this morning, the crypto market is undergoing a textbook "high-pressure washout."
📊 【Data Breakdown: Macro and Capital Flows】
The total market capitalization is about $2.71 trillion, slightly down from last night but has formed a temporarily stable bottom area.
Today is the expiration date for BTC options contracts worth billions of dollars. High volatility is expected!
⚠️ But most importantly: the price did not break new lows! This indicates there is no real sell-off; the washout only affected highly leveraged floating positions.
💰 BTC's dominance remains at 59.7%—capital is still concentrated in the main coins, while altcoins are waiting for rebound signals.
💡 Against the backdrop of institutional ETF channels and the "treasury strategy," the lock-up degree of Bitcoin spot chips is increasing. The volatility caused by options settlement is more of a zero-sum game in the derivatives market rather than a deterioration of the spot fundamentals. Capital has not exited; it is just clustering in the main coins for risk hedging. This means the support below BTC is extremely solid.
(Source: OKX Planet 09/25 )
#BTC冲高回落，市场轮动开始了吗？ #美伊恢复接触，风险溢价会降吗？ #财报观察员：好市多Q4财报即将公布 🏦 The Fed just proposed its GENIUS Act rules — and stablecoin issuers now know exactly what they're up against
Most people will read the headline and move on $BTC
The detail that matters: Fed-supervised stablecoins would need full backing by short-term Treasury bills and other high-quality liquid assets, plus standardized capital requirements for credit and operational risk
$ETH Are all the HYPE whale positions actually shorts?
Yesterday I checked the HYPE position distribution.
I found that the top 6 positions are all shorts, and their opening prices are basically around 66.
There is also one unlucky guy who opened a short at 28, completely trapped in a deep loss.
The top three positions are all around 65-67, probably added to their positions.
Another thing, I'm a bit surprised HYPE hasn't broken 100 this time.
Is it because many long positions have take-profit orders set at 100 as market orders?
But I still am optimistic about $HYPE. I hope it can reach 150 by the end of this year 💲Today is the quarterly options settlement, a life-or-death ordeal for retail investors.
BTC hovered above 84000 in the early session, seemingly calm on the surface but with hidden turbulence underneath. On settlement day, the market tends to gravitate toward the "maximum pain point"—resistance between 85000 and 85500 above, support between 82800 and 83000 below. The main players are most likely manipulating within this range.
Fake breakouts lure you to chase longs, fake breakdowns scare you into cutting losses; the double explosion of bulls and bears is the classic show on settlement day. The worst thing in the early session is to impulsively jump in—you think you're catching the market, but actually, you are part of the market.
About my real trades: I barely escaped a few days ago, and last night my floating losses narrowed. The SOL grid slightly turned positive, and the ETH grid is close to breaking even, but this morning I got trapped again.
But this time I didn’t panic—no margin top-ups for 24 hours, no reckless order cuts, just relying on the grid system to hold firm. Settlement day is not about trading skills, but about who can endure more.
Hold your hands, wait for the market makers to finish their show. $BTC #OKX星球话题来啦 Costco's stronger sales and profit, alongside high renewal rates, point to a consumer base still prioritizing value rather than simply pulling back.
That makes Micron's report a useful contrast: the next signal is not only AI-server storage demand, but whether DRAM, NAND and HBM momentum can support a steadier memory outlook after recent volatility.
#CostcoBeatsMicronNext Don't be fooled by $CORE's holiday pulse rally.
Behind the hype of node vulnerability hard forks and the so-called token burn, the flow of newly issued tokens and a complete event review have yet to be explained. The project team is busy promoting the grand narrative of BTCFi, while the core product SatPay keeps getting delayed with no confirmed launch date. The ecosystem's promise to buy back tokens and support the price has been nothing but theoretical expectations on paper, with no real cash flow realized.
A large number of commercial nodes fled early, prompting the project team to urgently add official nodes and modify reward rules in an attempt to stabilize the staking pool. However, the underlying rule of monthly token unlocking and release remains unchanged, continuously exerting selling pressure on all holders.
The Mid-Autumn Festival holiday is approaching, domestic funds are about to close and exit the market, and liquidity in the Asian session will sharply contract.
In such an environment, even a sudden short-term price surge is basically a pulse pump driven by existing funds. Without incremental funds to support it, after a brief rise, a rapid pullback is highly likely. When liquidity is thin, even a small amount of selling can cause a sharp price spike downwards.
Many holders are always waiting for a rebound to break even, subconsciously idealizing all positive news and deliberately ignoring the risks of token supply.
The project team's PR logic is clear: amplify the positive news about token burns and downplay the doubts in the vulnerability incidents. Glamorous narratives can be told at will, but unlocked tokens don't lie. A brief rally cannot change the reality of long-term selling pressure.
⚠️This is only a personal market observation and does not constitute investment advice. Cryptocurrency is highly volatile and carries significant risk. An address that has been dormant for 4 years moved today
One address, inactive for over 4 years. Today it transferred out 4,500 BTC, worth 381 million USD.
The last time it was active, BTC was still under 20,000. From 20,000 to 84,000, it quadrupled, and it never sold. Today it moved.
I don’t know if it’s selling or just moving to another wallet. But I do know one thing — an address that hasn’t moved for 4 years doesn’t act without reason, especially on an options expiration day and amid the tightest expectations for a rate hike.
Today, 15 billion USD worth of options expire. The probability of a rate hike in October has reached 75%. The market just dropped from 87,000 to 84,000. At this moment, an address dormant for 4 years chooses to transfer out 381 million USD worth of BTC.
Do you think it wants to sell or just move it somewhere else? I don’t know. But I do know that addresses of this scale never move randomly. It might not plan to do anything, just rearranging its position. Or it might have calculated that this level is worth taking some profit.
When an address dormant for 4 years starts moving, it’s usually not good news. At least it shows that even the most patient holders are beginning to reconsider their chips.
What do you think?
$BTC $ETH After playing cards for so many years, what I've feared the most is never a bad hand, but having a good hand come along and not being able to hold onto it.
These past couple of days, the macro cards have been dealt increasingly in my favor: soaring interest rates, the Federal Reserve turning hawkish, risk assets overshadowed by a dark cloud—I've indeed gotten many directions right. But the more the wind is at my back, the more I have to remind myself of one thing—getting the direction right and being able to hold on are two different matters.
At the card table, those who get knocked out unexpectedly are often not the ones holding bad hands, but those who get carried away with a good hand and push all their chips in at once. Trading is exactly the same: I've seen too many who got the direction right but died on a single spike or a naked run.
So I'd rather set wider stop losses and keep light positions, slowly riding a trend, than go all-in at the oversold tail just to prove I'm the "short god." When was the last time you stubbornly held on just because you "wanted to prove you were right"?Wang Yi's sacrificed pawn has already been played, yet the spectators at the board are still counting the pawns ahead—Meta at Connect has upgraded Muse from a lone pawn to an entire central pawn chain: the standalone device Muse Charm, the grid embedding in smart glasses, service integrations with Walmart, Best Buy, and Gap. This is not just a supplementary move; it's opening three vertical lines in the center simultaneously. JPMorgan says it could become the most widely used consumer AI application after ChatGPT. Translated into chess player language: the opening theory of this variation is being rewritten, and mainstream game records need to be rearranged.
I've never focused on the gain or loss of a single square. Hardware is the pathway; intelligent shopping agents are the rooks and knights on that path; the three layers of revenue—transactions, subscriptions, and services—are the promotion paths in the endgame. The real winners don't just think one move ahead; they have already calculated the position twenty moves later before making a move. Currently, the market is generally still calculating the third move: how many devices will be sold. The real killer move comes at the fifteenth move: when the intelligent agent completes the ordering action for the user, the entry point for consumption decisions is taken away, and at that time, advertising, commissions, and fulfillment data will all be re-evaluated.
Back to the board interaction. $xASTS and similar US stock mapped targets represent a typical flank sacrificed pawn opening—extremely volatile, sentiment-driven, with fundamentals lagging. It doesn't give you stable central control but offers sharp tactical opportunities. So the correct strategy for this type of position is coordinated piece play: avoid heavy positions on single squares; instead, arrange crossfire with knights and bishops, control key squares, and wait for the opponent to make mistakes to capture tactical gains. The current disturbances around AI credit spreads, Nasdaq and Bitcoin decoupling, and the fear and greed index swings are essentially a midgame piece exchange wave—liquidity is being repriced, and whoever has the better piece structure can enter a favorable endgame after the exchanges.
I want to remind you of the most easily overlooked tactical trap: the market uses hardware shipment volume as a progress bar, but the real winning method is forming a closed loop between services and the intelligent agent economy. If you only focus on the K-line on the day of the launch event, it's like giving away a light piece at the opening. True chess players place their tempo on the penetration rate curve, not on the seating order at the launch.
Once the Muse pawn chain pushes all the way to the baseline and promotes, pricing power changes hands. The opportunity to checkmate comes only once. #MetaMuseMonetization Here's a counterintuitive signal for you. Tonight, gold bulls are retreating sharply, the world's largest gold ETF has reduced its holdings by more than two tons, and gold prices are weakening in sync. Many interpret this as: risk aversion is fading, which is good for risk assets and good for $BTC.
Quite the opposite. This round of gold and crypto is being suppressed by the same hand—that hand is interest rates. When the 10-year US Treasury yields you over 5% risk-free returns, non-yielding assets like gold are the first to be sold off, and crypto is next in line. The simultaneous drop in gold, silver, and BTC these days is no coincidence; it's capital collectively moving into "risk-free 5%".
So don't be happy just because gold is falling. What you really need to watch is when US Treasury yields will turn around. Without yields retreating, risk assets won't have a true spring. Can your positions withstand interest rates rising another notch?$SOL
After continuous inflows, only about $5.5 million remains. Can SOL maintain its strength?
The SOL spot ETF absorbed about $26 million and $28.9 million respectively in the two days prior, dropping to about $5.5 million on September 23. Demand remains positive, but the marginal pace has clearly slowed.
If the price pulls back but holds the platform, and ETF inflows expand again, it indicates that selling pressure is being steadily absorbed.
If the capital inflow diminishes and SOL simultaneously breaks below recent lows, institutional demand may be insufficient to support a high Beta valuation. Pay attention to the direction of inflows as well as the speed of inflows.When a composite load-bearing wall spanning retail and semiconductors begins to bear pressure simultaneously, you realize the wind load coefficient of the entire building has been rewritten. Costco's $95.7 billion quarterly revenue and 11.1% year-over-year growth are not just decorative curtain walls; they are the foundational concrete pour record at the base of this giant American consumer building—membership renewal rates remain high, and same-store sales continue to climb, indicating the ground bearing capacity has not settled. But what truly keeps structural engineers awake at night is never the part already poured, but the core tube about to be launched: Micron.
This is a typical dual-column frame system. One column represents the cash flow return from end consumer spending, indicating the building has topped out and is in use; the other column is the storage demand driven by AI servers, with the layout density of DRAM, NAND, and HBM determining how many more floors this building can add in the future. The problem is that recently the volatility of storage-related stocks is like working on an ultra-high-rise in a high-intensity zone, with fatigue signs already appearing at the welds connecting the nodes. The market is not focused on last quarter's revenue report but on next year's frame stiffness and the construction rhythm of capacity ramp-up—the advance and retreat of the storage cycle is essentially a game of prestressing: if tensioning is done too early, the concrete hasn't reached strength; if too late, the entire beam-slab system loses cost-effectiveness.
Looking at the market linkage reflected in US stocks, the logic is very architectural. The stability on the retail side is equivalent to providing stable commercial podium rent for the entire complex, supporting the basic cash flow; but what truly determines the valuation ceiling of this building is the electromechanical system upgrade on the semiconductor side, especially the precise installation of high-bandwidth memory, which demands near-exacting alignment. Once the DRAM and NAND price curves show structural breaks, it's like a failed hidden project inspection—no visible cracks on the surface, but concentrated exposure after the upper structure is loaded. Patient capital looks at the construction drawing review comments, not the sales office renderings.
The real watershed lies in whether the production scheduling rhythm on the storage supply side can mesh with the actual delivery progress of AI computing data centers. Any party rushing ahead causes displacement deviations in the structural system. #CostcoBeatsMicronNext $ONDO is one of the few projects I think is really a pity, having missed the three-month hype narrative around RWA. The performance is very good, the project progress is also decent, and overall compliance with 3.8 billion is quite impressive. Yet, the smaller peers in the same track, $UNI and $ARB, have already doubled long ago. $ONDO is still grinding at the bottom, unable to break out into any rally. When sentiment starts to decline, even a small rise is just a normal altcoin bottom price. Trying to replicate ARB's triple in two days or UNI's quadruple is really too difficult.
Doing the right thing at the wrong time won't yield good results in investing either! It's quite a pity. If the person who passed away hadn't died, one can imagine how strong this project could have been. I still remember before passing, there was a plan to develop token economics, not just a governance token. Now, three months have passed, and progress has actually fallen further behind.#Stablecoin new regulations advance, payment settlement accelerates landing
The Federal Reserve has officially stepped in to set rules for stablecoins. On September 24, the payment stablecoin regulatory framework under the GENIUS Act was publicly solicited for comments, specifying concrete requirements for reserve assets, capital, risk management, and custody, and clarifying the process for regulated banks to apply for issuing payment stablecoins. On the same day, SoFi began using SoFiUSD and Mastercard for card transaction settlements, planning to gradually migrate over $25 billion in annual card business onto this chain. The U.S. government is also studying how to promote the use of the dollar stablecoin overseas.
This is much more important than just a regulatory news item. Stablecoins used to mainly circulate within the crypto circle, but now the Federal Reserve setting rules for them is equivalent to recognizing them as legitimate payment tools. SoFi moving real card business onto it shows that settlement speed and cost indeed have advantages. If the $25 billion scale really works, more institutions will follow.
For BTC, this is a slow variable, not quick money. Accelerated stablecoin settlement means the on-chain economy is expanding, and BTC as the underlying asset will benefit. With clear regulations, more traditional funds will dare to enter, which is a long-term positive for the entire ecosystem. But don’t expect it to pump in the short term; the market is still focused on interest rates and rate hikes. While the Federal Reserve is setting rules for stablecoins, it is also tightening monetary policy, so the valuation pressure on risk assets has not been relieved. $BTC $ETH $ZEC $ASTER This trend doesn't even require me to think; the account is dancing on its own.🤣
While everyone else was still watching, ASTER made a surge, but the trading volume was pitifully low, and the sell orders kept piling up thicker and thicker—a typical case of no one catching it on the way up. I entered a short position at 0.7303, and at that time, I only said one thing about ASTER at this level: wait until it runs out of steam.
Then it slowly ground downwards; the current price is 0.7066, with a +163.63% gain realized. This profit feels good; the earlier part was really dragging, but the outcome is truly sweet.
The market cures all kinds of arrogance, especially those who think they are the smartest.
Take profits on the big chunk, secure 80% first, and protect the remaining 20% at cost. Let it run if it continues to drop, and if it rebounds, don't let the gains turn into pain.
Now is not the time to rush in; chasing highs easily leaves you stuck at the peak. Wait for the next shot.💪
$BNB $ETH My current core judgment on the market: this is not a "bad market," but the first real "pressure test after a strong trend."
BTC went from about 77.5K → 87.5K and then back to around 84K. Market sentiment is still in the greed zone at about 73, but it is no longer the initial panic-driven revenge rally. Meanwhile, this week BTC ETFs saw a net inflow of about $1.5 billion, and ETH about $412 million, indicating that funds have not fully withdrawn due to the pullback.
My unique observation is: the real main question now is not "can BTC still rise," but "is anyone willing to take over after the rise."
🟠 BTC: I am temporarily not treating 84K as simple support
There are two driving forces behind BTC's recent rise:
Spot funds + short covering.
The issue is that on September 25, about $15.6 billion in BTC options will expire, with BTC/ETH combined nominal amounts around $18.1 billion, and option positions clearly skewed toward calls. Today could see a violent sweep up and down.
So my view is not "if 84K breaks, it's over."
What I pay more attention to is:
| Whether there is volume following the drop, and whether ETF funds show a clear negative shift.
If BTC falls but funds do not withdraw, I interpret it as a shakeout;
If BTC falls, ETFs turn negative, ETH weakens simultaneously, and sentiment quickly shifts from greed to fear, then that is a real structural deterioration.
🔵 ETH: More interesting than BTC today
ETH is currently around 2.68K. Previously, ETH broke through the important technical level near 2,661, and Reuters' technical analysis even views 2,775-2,825 as the next important zone.
But what I really focus on is not whether ETH can immediately surge to 3,000.
What I want to see is: when BTC is sideways, can ETH actively rise.
This is a very important distinction.
If BTC continues to bleed, ETH can only follow the rise — the market is still BTC-dominated.
If BTC starts to consolidate sideways, and ETH shows sustained relative strength — 过去几轮周期里，比特币从历史高点回撤幅度一度达到 70%–85%。但这一轮的调整明显更温和，近期 BTC 从低位强势反弹，并重新站上 $84K 附近。近期市场报道也显示，BTC 一度突破 $86K，创下约 8 个月新高。 📊 更值得关注的是： • 本轮最大回撤明显小于以往周期 • 市场流动性与机构参与度正在改变 BTC 的价格结构 • 传统“四年周期”仍有参考价值，但波动幅度可能正在逐步收窄 • Fidelity 和 Galaxy 的研究都指出，本轮周期与过去存在明显差异，但并不能据此确认四年周期已经结束。 如果这种“浅回撤、强修复”的结构持续下去，BTC 的传统 4 年牛熊节奏可能正在发生变化。 👀 接下来重点观察：BTC 能否持续守住关键支撑，以及上涨是否继续得到现货资金流入的确认。 #BTC #Bitcoin #Crypto #BTCMarket #CryptoCycle#美债长端利率持续攀升，融资压力升温
Long-term U.S. Treasury yields continue to rise, with the 10-year breaking 5.2% and the 30-year briefly touching 5.50%, both reaching their highest levels since 2007, signaling widespread financing pressure.
Impact on the real economy: 30-year mortgage rates exceed 7%, corporate new bond issuance and refinancing costs increase, tech giants are aggressively issuing debt for AI projects, competing with Treasuries for existing savings. The fiscal situation is even more severe: net interest expenses as a percentage of GDP are expected to reach 3.3% by Q2 2026, whereas in 2007 when the 10-year yield was similarly around 5%, it was only 1.7%.
This upward trend is driven by both structural and cyclical factors. Structural factors include: worsening fiscal deficits eroding fiscal revenue through interest payments; AI capital competition, with global AI-related bond issuance reaching $445 billion, and the top five cloud providers guiding capital expenditures over $750 billion in 2026; price-insensitive buyers exiting, with marginal price setters shifting to leveraged funds and asset managers demanding higher term premiums. Cyclical factors amplify volatility: the Fed raised rates by 25 basis points in September to 3.75%-4%, the dot plot suggests possible further hikes this year, four officials signaled hawkishness, and high oil prices reinforce inflation stickiness.
The paradigm has shifted. Currently, there is a pattern of "weakening short end, strengthening long end, and widening term premium," with the core driver shifting from cyclical monetary policy to long-term credit risk premium on U.S. Treasuries. Long bond yields have "recovered" to pre-financial crisis levels, indicating a deep revaluation of the global asset pricing anchor.$NEAR
$NEAR rose 3.09% today, reaching 4.474, looking decent, but there's a detail that feels off
The open interest shrank by 3.5% in one day—price up but positions down, this isn't new money entering, it's shorts being forced to cover, the faster it rises, the more it's a squeeze
The long-short ratio is 1.66, with 62% long, not many buyers stepping in above. It surged to 4.84 in the morning session but couldn't hold, now clearly weakening
My view: 4.84 is a hard resistance, if it can't break through, it's just a one-day rally, most who chased in now are likely stuck
The biggest fear in a short squeeze is this, I won't chase, instead I'm bearish. Short it!
$NEAR To be honest at the close: tonight, the fundamentals finally showed a "cooling" variable — the Iranian president acknowledged the agreement and eased on uranium enrichment, leading to a real easing in the Middle East; Brent crude promptly fell below 99, down 2% intraday. Immediately, someone in the comments shouted: inflation alarm lifted, $BTC is about to take off.
Hold on. The real cap on the coin price has never been oil alone, but the number behind it — interest rates. Tonight, US unemployment claims unexpectedly dropped, several Fed officials collectively turned hawkish, and the 10-year US Treasury yield stubbornly stuck at 5.2%. Oil dropped, but interest rates didn’t budge an inch.
The most expensive illusion at the table is mistaking "one log going out" for "the whole fire cooling down." Tonight, I continue to stay empty-handed, waiting for a more comfortable position on the rebound, rather than chasing this bullish candle. What do you think, is this just a breather or a real reversal? 📈 Rate expectations just flipped the other way
The Fed already added 25 bps this month, into a 3.75%–4% range
But the part most people haven't priced in yet is what the curve is saying about the next two years $BTC
Four more quarter-point hikes by June 2027 is now the most likely path, targeting 4.75%–5%
Meanwhile the 10-year is above 5.1% — a level last seen in 2007 — and the 20-year is near 5.5%
$ETH David Hoffman shared his gains again, $CYPH, another new high.
Since June, nearly 5 times.
I stared at this number for a few seconds, not exactly jealous, just a bit empty.
The co-founder casually shows a 5x gain. I checked my own records since June, well, no comment.
The most frustrating part isn’t that he made money, it’s that I had already seen this ZEC treasury story before and thought "just another concept grab," so I swiped away.
Now it’s 5x, and I didn’t even catch the taillights.
I’ve chased this kind of market before, ended up stuck, then cut losses, and after cutting losses it goes up. The same old story.
But this time I guess, $CYPH, a stock propped up by treasury narratives, once the hype fades, the ones left holding are those who rushed in chasing the shared gains.
I won’t move for now, let’s see if it’s still at a new high next month.
#Strategy再度增持，财库同步加仓
#21Shares推出欧洲首只ZcashETP $CYPH $ZEC Currently, $ETH is oscillating near $2,690. Although it has clearly recovered from its lows, $2,700 remains an important threshold. 👀 If $BTC can hold above $84K while $ETH breaks through with increased volume and holds above $2,700, market funds may begin to gradually spread from mainstream assets like BTC into higher beta sectors. 🔥 In this case, $SOL deserves special attention, as it usually reacts more quickly to changes in market risk appetite. Conversely, if ETH fails to break through $2.7K multiple times, it suggests that the current liquidity structure may still be BTC-dominated, and signals of full altcoin rotation are not yet clear enough. 📌 Key Observations: • BTC: Will $84K be held above • ETH: Can $2.7K break out with increased volume • SOL: Will there be stronger relative performance • Trading volume: Will the breakout be confirmed by real funds ⚠️ Don't equate a short-term rebound with a full Altseason. First, check whether the capital rotation between BTC → ETH → SOL has truly formed, then assess the next phase of the market #ETH #BTC #SOL #Crypto #Altcoins #Ethereum#财报观察员: Costco's performance exceeds expectations, Micron takes over
Costco's earnings report has revealed the true state of U.S. consumer spending. Total revenue reached 95.7 billion, up 11.1%, net profit increased by 14.9%, and membership renewal rates remain high. Consumption hasn't collapsed, so inflation won't easily drop, and the Federal Reserve still has the confidence to raise interest rates. BTC will have to continue finding direction within these macroeconomic constraints in the short term.
Next week it's Micron's turn. It tests another line: whether AI storage demand can continue to convert into revenue and profit. Last quarter, Micron rose 5%, SanDisk nearly 7%, and the storage sector has already priced in optimistic expectations. If Micron's earnings exceed expectations, the AI infrastructure narrative will strengthen, benefiting BTC's hashrate economic logic. If it falls short, tech stocks will pull back, and BTC will be dragged down as well.
Currently, BTC is fluctuating around 85,000, with heavy resistance between 87,000 and 88,000, and short-term support at 84,000. Costco has proven consumer resilience, implying the probability of a Fed rate hike in October is not low, and U.S. Treasury yields remain pressured above 5%. In this environment, BTC breaking out unilaterally is difficult. Micron's earnings report is the next catalyst, but don't heavily bet on direction before it lands. Wait for the data to come out and the direction to become clear before making a move. $BTC $ETH $ZEC If the intraday forecast can only rebound 0.7 to 1 point, this position is a mid-route trade; the price tends to fall back again once it rebounds to the cost line.
When it reaches the cost line, traders hesitate to exit, which hides huge risks.
There were two previous trades; after the price hit the cost line, it continued to drop another 32 points. If the position size is not well controlled, a 40-point drawdown can lead to a significant loss.
The core logic for success later lies in the scaling-in rules: you must wait until the market has dropped sufficiently, releasing several downward levels, before adding to your position.
It's better to wait patiently and never rush to enter early. Rushing in means actively taking on the risk of mid-move volatility, which usually results in losses. Only by letting the market drop further and fully play out the downward levels can your position withstand the volatility and hold onto substantial profits later.#美联储重启加息，BTC为何仍有韧性？
The Federal Reserve resumed rate hikes, yet BTC still rebounded above $80,000, showing resilience from four key points.
First, expectations were priced in advance. About 85% of economists had already anticipated a 25 basis point hike before the meeting, so BTC had already adjusted its price. The actual hike did not exceed expectations, uncertainty was removed, capital flowed back, resulting in a "sell the rumor, buy the news" rebound.
Second, institutional funds provided support. The spot Bitcoin ETF changed the capital structure. After the rate hike, ETFs quickly saw inflows, with nearly $1 billion net inflow on September 21 alone, led by major products from BlackRock, Fidelity, and others. Institutional allocations are more stable than retail, creating a buffer.
Third, pricing logic shifted. Interest rates rose to 3.75%-4%, the 10-year US Treasury yield approached 5%, and US government debt/GDP exceeded 120%. High rates increased debt rollover costs, raising market concerns about fiscal sustainability. BTC’s fixed cap of 21 million coins and annual inflation of about 0.85% make its scarcity drive a shift toward "digital value storage," with near-zero correlation to US stocks, gold, and the dollar.
Fourth, chip and liquidity conditions improved. The proportion of long-term holders increased, short-term speculative chips decreased, and clearing was sufficient. The Treasury withdrew $148 billion in liquidity combined with rate hikes, but SOFR closely tracked the policy corridor, easing alarms.
Therefore, BTC’s resilience is not a permanent decoupling from macro factors but rather this round of shocks hitting its strongest aspects: priced-in expectations, institutional dip buying, fiscal hedging demand, and a light chip structure all jointly support it. The market prices not just interest rates but the sustainability of the policy framework.Rate hikes are not scary; the real pressure point for $BTC is the interruption of ETF inflows.
The Federal Reserve has raised rates to 3.75%-4.00%, and CME data shows the probability of another hike in October once reached 73%.
Paulson stated that inflation progress is insufficient, and moderate further tightening may still be necessary.
The market has already shown two reactions in advance.
On one side, the 10-year US Treasury yield broke above 5.1%, the dollar strengthened, and BTC retreated from this week's high of $87,399.
On the other side, US spot ETFs had net inflows of about $999 million and $715 million on September 21 and 22 respectively, absorbing a large amount of spot supply.
Strategy added 950 BTC, about $75.7 million in scale, far less than the daily ETF flow, unable to influence or change the macro direction.
Currently, OKX spot BTC is about $84,258.
Next, we should observe the continuity of inflows rather than debate whether BTC has decoupled from interest rates.
If ETFs maintain net subscriptions at the hundreds of millions of dollars level, even with further rate hikes, spot supply may still be absorbed.
If inflows shrink to about $32.4 million as on September 23, while yields continue to rise, institutional buying will struggle to offset the opportunity cost of holding coins and risk asset deleveraging.
#美联储重启加息，BTC为何仍有韧性？ Here there must be a clear phenomenon: there were two orders before, and after the price hit the cost line, it continued to drop another 32 points. If the position is not well controlled, a 40-point drawdown will directly cause a big loss.
The core logic for success later lies in the position-adding rule: you must wait until the market has dropped deeply enough, releasing several more downward levels, before adding positions.
It's better to wait patiently and never rush to enter early. Rushing in means actively taking on the risk of mid-way fluctuations, which basically results in losses. Only by letting the market drop further and fully play out the downward levels can the subsequent positions withstand the fluctuations and hold onto large profits.
If the buying timing is too early, the entry position will be relatively high. Even if the price at that time touched a support node, this bottom level is still insufficient, and the market will continue to drop afterward, directly falling to -4 or -4.6. Previously, dropping only to -3 can only be considered a small-level low point.
In trading, levels are the foundation. If level judgment is inaccurate, stable profits are hard to achieve and losses will continue. You must refine your level recognition clearly; this is the key to making money.
Combining with the rebound theory I summarized: the entry position should reserve at least 50 points of potential rebound space.
If the potential rebound is only 20 to 30 points, the market can easily crash instantly, lacking sufficient support. Only when the potential rebound space reaches more than 50 points is there a safe space for entry and exit.The bowl of pig's feet rice downstairs from my home went from 12 yuan to 15 yuan, and the owner keeps saying pork is expensive every day.
So when I look at supermarket earnings reports, I always like to check my own wallet first before worrying about Americans.
Costco's report came out early this morning, and the screen is full of "beats expectations." Earnings per share were $6.75, with an expectation of $6.53, which does look good. But I took a closer look, and that $6.75 includes a one-time gain of $0.15; stripping that away, the core is just $6.60, barely passing the threshold.
This is not beating expectations; this is over-the-top makeup.
The two numbers you really need to look at are both worrying. The membership renewal rate is still hanging around 92%, not collapsed, which means Americans' wallets aren't completely empty yet. But on the other hand, it carries a 45x P/E ratio, while the 10-year US Treasury yield is already 5.1%, the highest since 2007. Risk-free money can earn over 5% in a year; who would still want to pay 45 times for a supermarket stock?
I know this might not sound pleasant, but my judgment is: this earnings report isn't bad, it just doesn't justify a 45x valuation. The market isn't looking for "okay" now; it wants "stunning," and even good numbers might still get punished.
Costco is just a thermometer measuring whether American consumption has a fever.
Next week, Micron's report will be the lie detector; the AI story has been told for a year, and it should be verified at midnight on October 1.
#财报观察员：好市多业绩超预期，美光接棒 $COST $MU $BTC KYC only needs to be done once, but market makers can't smile
The SEC is going to change KYC; on-chain tokenized securities only require authentication once.
Others think: one authentication works across all venues, making order splitting convenient and boosting trading volume.
I think: the easier it is to split orders, the thinner the market makers' spreads become. The day zero-knowledge proofs link identities, the orders I place will most likely be instantly penetrated.
What he said: sources say the SEC is adjusting KYC so users only need to complete authentication once.
Why it matters: interoperability between different platforms allows orders to be split across multiple venues.
Liquidity improves, but market making becomes a race of who moves fastest. Do you think this is a springtime for retail investors or a winter for market makers?
#美股探索代币化与全天候交易 $ZEC $OFC No operation, no analysis, just relying on luck, this performance is embarrassing to even say.😆
At the early session when the market just dropped, OFC bounced a bit, looked like a reversal, but the rebound was weak, volume didn't even reach half. I added a short at 0.009057. At that time, the selling pressure on OFC was very heavy, so I knew there was no need to rush this wave.
The market oscillated repeatedly during the session, making it uncomfortable, but now the current price is 0.008309, +165.39% hanging there. Time to enjoy a good meal.
Better to miss a limit-up than to catch a falling knife and get bloodied.
Still the usual move: sell 80% first, keep 20%, move stop loss to cost price. If it continues to drop, let the profit run; if it rebounds, take back some gains.
If you haven't gotten in yet, don't chase, wait patiently for good news, there will be more opportunities later.✨
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