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Floating loss of two thousand points, and this position is still alive.
10x leverage, short position, $ONE pulled from 0.001 to 0.0057, even holding up against the news of mainnet shutdown.
Current position: nearly 45% drop in 24 hours, from 0.0057 back to 0.0031, with one big bearish candle after another every 15 minutes.
What is he betting on: betting that this wave is a panic sell-off, not the start of a second rally.
This kind of meme coin can be lifted to the sky by news, but can also be dropped hard to break through.
I guess he just wants to wait for 0.002, then close half the position to cut losses and leave.
I've noted this signal: if $ONE breaks 0.0031 again, that's the real crash.
The Wall Street Dog's position is still holding, waiting for the signal, no action.
#ZEC巨鲸3.8万枚空单平仓，亏损超3500万美元 $ONE After a sharp plunge late at night, the market has entered a phase of weak consolidation. All three assets are waiting for new narratives, but the underlying capital logic is changing.
$BTC: Narrow oscillation at a low level with weak rebounds. There is a thought-provoking clue in the news — Bitcoin mining is undergoing a drastic restructuring, with an irreversible trend toward AI transformation. Some computing power is withdrawing from the Bitcoin network to earn money from AI, indicating that the current AI boom has a very obvious capital drainage effect. The outflow of computing power poses a long-term security risk to the network, while the short-term market is heavily suppressed by moving averages and needs time to recover.
$ETH: Weak in sync, lacking independent catalysts. The on-chain ecosystem has no new highlights, and capital is particularly harsh on high-beta assets during the retreat phase. Before BTC stabilizes, ETH is unlikely to have an independent rally.
$XAUT Gold: The market is weak, but institutions are bullish against the trend. Standard Chartered Bank predicts that the average gold price in Q4 could reach $4650, with the core logic being a weakening of real interest rate suppression. Amid fluctuating rate hike expectations and intertwined safe-haven demand, gold is being repriced. The gold token in the crypto space essentially hedges against macro uncertainty.
BTC is drained by AI, ETH lacks narrative, gold and others are macro-driven. After deleveraging and a cooling-off period, true opportunities often arise when no one is paying attention. Just saw: Aunt Ai noticed that from 23:31 to 23:38 last night, four new addresses suspected to belong to the same whale/entity withdrew 31,979 ETH from Coinbase, about $85.68 million, at an average price of approximately $2,679.31 — right after the market plunged sharply.
Ah, so that's how it is — large withdrawals from exchanges ≠ bottom fishing is a done deal. On-chain data only proves that the chips have left the exchange, it doesn't prove a dump is certain, nor does it prove "smart money has confirmed the bottom"; treating the four withdrawals within seven minutes as a consensus switch is like interpreting position transfers as trend decisions.
A more reliable interpretation is: withdrawals explain "who is moving house," and the average price only anchors the cost range. Whether there are continued withdrawals, returns to the exchange, or whether the spot market holds the price afterward is more important than "how many billions were withdrawn."
When watching the market, you can compare the funding fees and position changes of ETH/USDT perpetuals on OKX to make your own judgment, DYOR, and this does not constitute any buy or sell advice.This wave was unexpected for me, $ZEC actually dropped
I just added to my position yesterday and set a three-day cooling-off period, but unexpectedly it started to drop in the evening, and today it has already dropped 2.32%
I set the cooling-off period because I was afraid I couldn't resist adding more, this drop in ZEC following the overall market is indeed a bit surprising
$ZEC had liquidations worth 18.74 million USD in 24 hours, with long position liquidations at 11.92 million USD, short position liquidations at 9.82 million USD, the largest single liquidation was 470,000 USD, market liquidation status: normal, ZEC price volatility today exceeded 12.5%, with a total of 3,773 people liquidated worldwide
Looking at the data, it's clear there aren't many bulls left; the liquidation amounts for this spike down are close to those of the shorts, and there aren't many counterparties on the short side either, yet there are still many shorts, making further decline harder and increasing the possibility of a rebound
Also, the support level is quite deep, while the resistance level isn't that strong, so a sharp drop in the short term is unlikely
The market is currently worried about ZEC's history and has revealed that ZEC's historical peak was 5,000 USD, which is doubted; indeed, the market generally believes ZEC cannot maintain its current price long-term, so there are many short sellers
The current situation for $ZEC is that the more short sellers there are, the longer the current price holds, making it harder to fall and showing an upward trend; anyway, under current conditions, a significant drop is not visible $BTC dropped sharply from $87.28K to $83.54K, a roughly 4.3% move from the high, as leveraged positions were forced out. More than $550M in crypto liquidations were reported over 24H, with longs accounting for roughly $415M and 130K+ traders affected. The sequence matters: ① $85K broke → stops and liquidations accelerated ② Longs were forced out → sell pressure intensified ③ $ETH slipped below $2.65K → alts followed ④ Liquidity thinned → rebounds faced more pressure ⑤ Sentiment cooled → spot dem$BTC I'm making a bet: if 84000 holds, it will rebound above 85000; if it doesn't hold, it will drop to 83000. Current price is 84292.3, down 2.46% in 24h, showing a bearish trend. I placed a small 5000U long order near 84000, with a stop loss at 83800 (giving up if support breaks), and a target at 85000 (taking profit at resistance). Currently recovering from a 200,000U loss, I don't hold positions without stop loss. If the bet is wrong, I lose 200 points; if right, I gain 1000 points, a risk-reward ratio of 5:1, worth a try. $ #美伊恢复接触，风险溢价会降吗？ $AKE This profit makes me feel both honored and fearful, afraid that the market will react tomorrow and blacklist me.😅
When the market was just crashing in the morning session, AKE's rebound was especially tempting to go long, but the volume didn't follow, and resistance kept piling up above. I directly executed my short strategy, from 0.05149 short to 0.04204, with a return of +367.06%. Big profit in hand, it was worth the wait. The decline wasn't a guess; I waited for it to weaken on its own.
Don't get greedy with profits, don't despair over pullbacks.
The market punishes all kinds of arrogance, especially those who think they're the smartest.
First take 80% profit, protect the remaining 20% at cost price. If it continues to drop, let the profits run; if it rebounds, don't give the profits back. Move the stop loss closer to the cost price; take profits when it's time.
Now is not the time to rush; chasing shorts easily gets stuck halfway. Wait for the next signal before acting, and I'll notify you immediately. There are still opportunities, don't rush.
$LAB $ADA The market is treating the Iran risk premium as a reason to reduce exposure, not a catalyst for a durable crypto hedge bid. BTC at $84,353 is softer alongside ETH and SOL, which points to broad beta compression. Until Treasury yields settle, I would expect rallies to remain selective rather than broad.
Not advice, just analysis.$BTC is currently at 84292.3, and many people panic when they see it drop. Actually, trading is not about predicting ups and downs, but about managing risk. I previously lost 200,000 U because I kept trying to catch the bottom, but the more I caught, the deeper the loss. Now I only take definite opportunities: resistance at 85000, support at 84000, lightly buy at the support level, exit if it breaks down, and reduce positions at resistance. A small position of 5000 U, never hold a losing trade without a stop loss. Trading is a probability game, not a gamble on highs or lows. $ #The Fed's performance tonight is more torturous than candlestick charts.
Barkin, Collins, and Mouselim are lined up hawkish, with 16 dot plot officials insisting on more hikes within the year. The White House's Hassett is so anxious he's stomping his feet, questioning why. The louder the quarrel, the more it shows the hawks still have cards in hand unplayed.
With interest rates pushed up, zero-yield assets like $BTC take the hardest hit. Previously, I was bearish waiting for macro signals; now the macro is here, but the direction doesn't mean you can short immediately. Having just closed my long positions, I'm actually calmer—I'd rather miss out than chase naked shorts. At this level, a short squeeze rebound is possible, and shorts chasing nakedly suffer more than longs.
The big picture is bearish, but pace yourself. Don't be stubborn or blindly follow. First see if it breaks the level; if it breaks, then talk.
What do you think? Can this hawkish chorus completely extinguish the last bit of risk-on sentiment in the crypto space?To be honest, I myself thought it was risky for this trade to last this long; luck played a big part. Last night at dawn, I was watching $ENA closely. The support didn't break, and there were buyers below, so I casually advised not to panic on long positions—pullbacks are opportunities.
And it really delivered. Entered at 0.19545, the highest touched 0.20784, a floating profit of +317.47%. Those on board must have woken up smiling. The earlier part was really slow, but the outcome was truly rewarding.
The market waits to be timed, and profits come from holding.
Panic comes from lack of planning; losses come from overthinking.
I took profit on 70% first, moved the stop to cost price for the remaining 30%. If it keeps rising, let the profits run; if it falls back, don’t let the gains turn uncomfortable. For friends who haven’t entered yet, listen to me: now is not the time to rush in. Chasing highs easily leaves you stuck at the peak. Wait for the next signal before moving.
$LAB $ADA Just now: U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated that China and the U.S. have agreed to extend the trade truce originally set to expire on November 10 to January 10 next year. This is definitely the most important macro information today, meaning that at least for the next few quarters, the global supply chain will temporarily avoid facing another round of large-scale tariff increases. Ajian believes this should not be simply understood as an improvement in China-U.S. relations; it can only be said that both sides tacitly postponed the most dangerous timing.
$BTC and the entire market will not react with much volatility because Ajian already analyzed last week that the market had anticipated this and traded accordingly in advance. So what really matters today is not whether there is a truce, but what can be negotiated next after the truce. The market’s focus has shifted back to risks such as oil prices, inflation, and U.S. debt, so this news should not be exaggerated as a major positive.
This is the current macro environment, like playing whack-a-mole: as one risk goes down, another immediately pops up. Risks never disappear; they only change positions.ETH Quick Overview Today
Short sellers are under intense pressure, with a $1.28 billion liquidation bomb looming overhead
ETH is currently priced at $2,661, with a market cap of approximately $324.2 billion, down over 3% in the last 24 hours. However, behind this bearish candle lies a more dangerous signal—Coinglass data shows that if ETH breaks through $2,794, the cumulative short liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $1.283 billion, nearly three times the long liquidation intensity. The $2,794 level is not arbitrary; it is the trigger line for concentrated short stop-losses.
Meanwhile, spot ETFs continue to accumulate. Yesterday, Ethereum spot ETFs saw a total net inflow of $22.5 million, with BlackRock's ETHA leading single-day net inflows at $17.61 million, bringing the historical cumulative net inflow to $11.2 billion. The staking side is also strong—over 43 million ETH are locked in staking contracts, accounting for more than one-third of the supply, with nearly 2.5 million more waiting in the activation queue.
The Fear and Greed Index remains at 71, indicating the market sentiment is still "greedy." On one side, shorts face a looming $1.28 billion liquidation volume; on the other, ETFs and staking continue to withdraw circulating supply—ETH's next surge may only require a strong bullish candle with volume.
#美债收益率全面走高，高利率为何难降？ #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？ The largest single on-chain loan is not for perpetual leverage — it's for Nvidia data centers.
According to USD.AI official PR Newswire (9/23 ET) and BlockBeats 9/24: the protocol announced approximately $128.9 million in asset-backed GPU financing, marking the largest single loan to date (previous record in June was about $98.1 million). This will support an undisclosed borrower (described as a publicly listed GPU cloud service provider) deploying 32 Nvidia GB200 NVL72 units in British Columbia, Canada, with claims of multi-year, investment-grade counterparty leases. Financing amount ≠ fully drawn, deployment ≠ computing power online, undisclosed entity ≠ confirmed identity. At the time of writing, OKX BTC is about 84260 / ETH about 2680. The above is compiled from public reports and is not investment advice involving $BTC $ETH .$ZHIPU This isn't a rebound; it's like CPR for my short account, right?😮💨
Yesterday afternoon, before the market fully kicked off, I was watching the resistance line above ZHIPU, and I had one feeling: it won't break through this level. Every attempt to push up ran out of breath, volume didn't keep up, no one was there to catch it on the way up, and the pressure at the high level was too obvious. I warned then: if the rebound is weak, don't chase it hard; short positions can wait for confirmation.
Later, it really gave the answer. ZHIPU was suppressed from 117.96 all the way down to 80.52, short positions gained +634.79%, that profit was very satisfying. The earlier hesitation was real, but the outcome was sweet; those on board must have woken up smiling.🚀
Take profit on 80% first, keep the remaining 20% at cost price for protection. If it continues to drop, let the profits run; if it rebounds, don't give back the profits. Don't be greedy for the last bit; pocket the big part first, and move the stop loss closer to the cost price.
The market is to be waited for, profits are to be held onto. Panic comes from lack of planning, losses come from overthinking. Now is not the time to rush; chasing shorts risks getting bitten by a rebound. I'll notify you first when a more comfortable position for the next round appears.
$ZEC $DOGE After $BTC returned to $80,000, is institutional money still there?
The truly interesting part of this rally is not that $BTC has climbed back above $80,000, but that money is really starting to come back.
On September 18, $BTC reclaimed $80,000 and then surged to around $86,000. More importantly, the capital flow did not falter. The US spot $BTC ETF saw significant net inflows continuously after September 19, with about $999 million net inflow on September 21 and another $715 million on September 22. The $ETH ETF also saw about $162 million inflow during the same period.
But one detail must be clarified: ETF inflows do not equal all institutional funds. It only proves that funds entering the crypto market through ETF channels have clearly increased; this data alone cannot confirm that all buyers are institutions.
And the contrast is interesting—during the week before September 18, the cumulative net inflow of $BTC ETF was only about $6.2 million, almost negligible. Then the funds suddenly accelerated in the following days, which is the real change worth watching in the market.
So now I prefer to interpret this wave as: money is coming back, but it’s too early to call a full bull market.
Next, we need to watch one thing—the continuity of ETF net inflows. If funds keep flowing in and $BTC can hold above $80,000, then the logic of this rally is not just a simple short squeeze.
Prices can deceive, but continuous capital flows usually don’t lie.Fed Turns Hawkish, Why Didn’t Gold and BTC Crash? Three Contradictions Tearing the Market Apart 🧩
Fed officials have been taking turns speaking recently, all implying the same thing: inflation isn’t under control, and high interest rates must continue. Barkin said 60% of PCE components are still rising, Collins mentioned inflation risks are increasing, and Musalem was more direct, saying tightening may continue.
But strangely, gold hasn’t fallen, and BTC hasn’t crashed.
First contradiction: Interest rates are rising, but gold is doing its own thing.
According to textbooks, high interest rates are bearish for gold because the opportunity cost of holding gold increases. But in reality, geopolitical safe-haven buying and global central banks’ gold purchases have offset the pressure from rising rates. On one side, the dollar and US Treasury yields suppress gold; on the other, physical buying and safe-haven funds support it. Neither side yields, so gold oscillates at high levels, neither falling deeply nor rising quickly.
Second contradiction: US Treasury supply is increasing, but market liquidity is tightening.
The Treasury plans to increase short-term debt issuance, possibly by trillions. More bond supply makes yields hard to fall, reinforcing the reality of high rates. This pressures stocks and crypto markets—funds get pulled to chase risk-free short-term bonds, lowering the valuation ceiling for risk assets. But the market hasn’t crashed because everyone is still betting "this is the last rate hike."
Third contradiction: Rate hike expectations are rising, but BTC is sideways.
CME data shows over a 50% chance of another hike in October. Risk assets should fall, but BTC hovers around 86000, refusing to drop. What is the market betting on? That tightening is nearing its end. As long as inflation doesn’t rebound, rate hikes will be the last gasp. This expectation supports prices but also overextends optimism—if a hike really happens in October, the current sideways movement could turn into new pressure.
These three are interconnected. US Treasury supply → high yields → suppress gold and risk assets → but geopolitical risks can trigger safe-haven buying anytime → the market oscillates in this tug-of-war. Every upcoming US economic data release could be the straw that breaks the balance.
Do you think the Fed will hike rates again? Whether they hike in October may decide the direction of this market cycle.
#FedOfficialsSpeakIntensively, HowLongWillRateHikesContinue? #HowFarCanGoldGoUnderHighRates? #USTreasuryShortTermSupplyMayIncreaseByTrillions $XAU $BTC $ETH #BTCPullsBackAfterRally, HasMarketRotationStarted? #USIranResumeContact, WillRiskPremiumDrop? #EarningsWatcher: CostcoQ4EarningsComingSoon Will risk premiums decrease after the U.S.-Iran resume contact? After months of renewed contact, the market's initial reaction is clear: the previously accumulated geopolitical risk premium on crude oil has begun to be withdrawn, Brent crude once fell below $100, and funds have resumed trading along the "conflict de-escalation" line.
But I think it cannot yet be directly understood as "Middle East risk resolved." There are still obvious differences between the two sides. What truly determines whether the risk premium can continue to decrease is whether there will be substantial progress going forward, especially whether normal navigation can resume in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran previously sent signals that if the US reduces military pressure and lifts related blockades, the strait may reopen.
This is crucial for financial market transmission: U.S. and Iran easing → falling crude oil geopolitical premiums→ easing inflation pressure expectations→ easing pressure on U.S. Treasury yields→ and risk asset pressures → giving highly volatile assets like BTC and ETH breathing room.
So in the short term, I pay more attention to three indicators: whether oil prices can continue to fall, whether the 10-year US Treasury yield can decline, and whether BTC can strengthen in tandem.
If a ceasefire or Hormuz resumes navigation later, risk premiums will have further compression, and funds may shift from defensive assets to BTC, ETH, and then to high-beta counterparts.
Conversely, if negotiations break down or conflicts escalate again, previously suppressed risk premiums may quickly return.
Personal judgment: This is a period for risk appetite to recover, not a blind chasing period. The truly worthwhile signal is continued decline in oil prices + U.S. Treasury yields returning$ZEC AT AN INFLECTION POINT: INSTITUTIONAL PRIVACY WAKES UP.
🛡️ Catalyst: European ETP & Grayscale inflows ($32.8M) unlock regulated access to Zero-Knowledge cryptography.
📊 Structure: Shielded pool activity expands as ZEC decouples from altcoin beta.
Privacy isn't evasion—it is institutional data security. As surveillance spreads, confidential settlement becomes premium infrastructure.
Next cycle leader, or capped by compliance frictions? 👀
#BTCPullbackAltRotation #USIranRiskPremium New news about UNI, don't just focus on the four words "institutional entry"
On September 22, CME announced plans to launch UNI and BCH futures on October 19, which still require regulatory review and are currently pending launch.
UNI will offer two contract specifications: the standard contract corresponds to 10,000 units, and the micro contract corresponds to 1,000 units. The tiered specifications provide more choices for participants of different scales and facilitate position adjustment and hedging.
This matter is worth attention because the new trading tools may attract more professional funds to participate in pricing. However, futures can express bullish, bearish, and hedging demands simultaneously, so the new channel cannot be directly equated to spot buying.
My view is that the next step is to see whether the product can be launched as planned, as well as the trading volume, open interest, and trading activity after launch. The news provides a timeline, but the real demand can only be seen after trading occurs.
In the crypto world, it is easiest to skip two steps when reading news: reading "planned launch" as "already launched," and reading "providing tools" as "guaranteeing a rise." Missing a few words can distort the trading logic.
What do you think is more worth paying attention to this time: the increased attention to UNI or the actual participation afterward?
#UNI #BCH #MarketHotspot 【BTC falls back to 84K, but the funds haven't left? The real signal is here】
BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, and BNB are all pulling back, but one data point is worth noting.
Recently, the US spot BTC ETF has still seen significant capital inflows, with a net inflow of about $715 million on September 22 alone.
So now we need to look at the five coins separately:
BTC: 84K, the depth of the pullback depends on fund support
ETH: 2.68K, battle around 2.66K
SOL: 115, elasticity still obvious
XRP: 1.50, largest short-term volatility
BNB: 766, 800 remains resistance
If ETF funds continue to flow in, and BTC is just normally retracing from around 86K,
then this is completely different from "funds running away."
What really needs caution is:
ETF inflows decline + BTC breaks below 83K + ETH/SOL simultaneously see increased volume and sharp drops.
So don’t just look at the candle colors now.
A pullback isn’t scary; what’s scary is no one catching it.
Next, let’s see how much real money is around 84K.【BTC surges then falls back, has market rotation really started?】
BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, and BNB all pulled back together, but what really matters isn’t how much they dropped.
It’s that—after BTC surged above 86K, it returned to around 84K, and the other major coins also started cooling off.
Current levels for the five:
BTC: 84.3K, first watch if 83K can hold
ETH: 2.68K, 2.66K is key
XRP: 1.50, can’t lose ground near 1.48
SOL: 115, support at 110-112
BNB: 766, watch around 750
The most interesting part:
If BTC stays flat, and ETH, SOL, XRP rebound first, funds might be spreading from the “big BTC market” to major altcoins.
But if BTC breaks below 83K and all five coins drop sharply with volume, that’s not rotation—it’s risk being released again.
So today I’m only watching one signal:
BTC stays still, major coins move first.
If this signal appears, the market might really be changing its script.$BTC $84.39K, $ETH $2.68K, $SOL $114.79 — all pulled back after recently reaching $87.4K, $2.81K and $119.99. But zoom out to the last 90 days: 🟠 BTC: +41.12% 🔵 ETH: +70.80% 🟣 SOL: +69.55% That’s the bigger signal. The market isn’t erasing gains. It’s repricing risk after a strong advance. After a major rally, risk/reward shifts from chasing the fastest mover to identifying the asset that holds strength when profit-taking begins. 📊 Which matters more here: upside potential or downside resiliThe dog whale finally gave the short sellers a way out!!!
Last night, when $ZEC was repeatedly tugging around 1620,
my index finger was firmly pressing the "market close" button.
Just one light click, and this half-month of torment would be over.
But at the same time, it would mean I’d be kicked out of the game with extreme humiliation.
In the end, I didn’t press it.
I moved my hand away from the mouse and pushed it to the edge of the table like an electric shock.
Then, the waterfall came.
Watching the floating loss numbers suddenly shrink, I didn’t feel ecstatic, only exhausted.
Today, I looked at ZEC’s open interest data and finally understood the truth behind last night’s surge to 1680.
Yesterday, the open interest was stubbornly holding at a high of 123,000, but now it has sharply dropped to 108,000.
That crazy surge last night had no real fundamentals.
It was just an ultimate short squeeze created to blow out the shorts.
The shorts were completely cleaned out.
The longs were also well fed.
The main players started unloading.
With no new funds to take over, retail investors chasing at the top instantly panicked.
Following the market’s weak momentum, this tightly stretched string of ZEC finally snapped.
This is not a pullback.
This is a liquidation after the bubble burst.
This breath of life-saving fresh air isn’t because I’m technically skilled.
It’s purely because I picked up some scraps left behind after the dog whale cleaned out everything.
I know the crisis is far from over.
The dog whale could pull up another big bullish candle to teach me a lesson at any time.
But at this moment, it’s enough for someone like me who’s been soaking in the abyss for half a month to temporarily collapse in the chair.
I didn’t close.
Still didn’t close.
Only this time,
my hand finally doesn’t have to stay on the mouse.BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, and BNB are all pulling back, but there's an interesting data point:
BTC price has dropped back near 84K, yet the capital flow hasn't completely dried up.
Recently, the US spot BTC ETF still saw significant capital inflows, with a net inflow of about $715 million on September 22nd. (Reddit)
So now we need to look at the five coins separately:
BTC: 84K, the depth of the pullback depends on capital support
ETH: 2.68K, fighting around 2.66K
SOL: 115, still showing clear resilience
XRP: 1.50, the most volatile in the short term
BNB: 766, 800 remains a key resistance level above
If ETF funds continue to flow in, and BTC is just normally retracing from around 86K,
then this is a different story from "capital running away."
The truly dangerous combination would be:
ETF inflows decline + BTC breaks below 83K + ETH/SOL simultaneously see heavy selling volume.
We haven't reached that point yet.
So what I care about more is not whether today is red or green.
But whether anyone is stepping in to buy during the pullback.🔥"Chives Watching the Market Diary: $BTC Squats, $ETH Revises Resume, $SOL Slides While Humming"
First thing in the morning, I check crypto prices more eagerly than the weather forecast. $BTC is around 84,400, down over 2% in 24h, dropping from 87,000 to 84,000, like an elevator reaching the top then descending two floors. I was about to post "Breakthrough Bull Return," but seeing the calm market: immediate support at 81,850, main support at 78,500; resistance above at 86,910 first, then aiming for 90,300. This move for BTC isn’t a crash, it’s just catching breath after a strong surge, RSI at 63, MACD bars narrowing, suitable for dollar-cost averaging but not for all-in.
$ETH is at 2,685–2,690, down about 2.4%–2.8%. Technically, the 2,650–2,700 range should hold today; if it breaks below 2,600, it’s time to reapply for the job. On the upside, 2,750 is the Bollinger upper band, 2,807 is the 30-day high; only passing 2,800 counts as a promotion to a full-time excellent employee. It’s not like a coin, more like a mid-level internet company: plenty of on-chain activity, slow salary payments, the boss is the ecosystem, and KPI is TVL.
$SOL is about 114.5, down 3%, sliding back from the ambitious 117–120 range to 114, with support at 110–113 and resistance at 119–122. Riding this one is like taking a high-speed elevator in a residential complex: fast up, sudden stops, and you still praise "such efficiency." Today’s takeaway: watch BTC for macro and ETF flows, ETH for support and Bollinger upper band, SOL for speed and liquidation risk; be happy if all three lines are green, and don’t add positions if all three are red, a self-mocking strategy.The US Dollar Index DXY has been rising continuously since the interest rate hike was implemented, breaking through the 101 mark, putting pressure on the prices of $XAU and $BTC.
BTC has been performing well recently, mainly because the crypto market is running an independent trend and is less affected by the appreciation of the dollar;
In contrast, gold has been quite weak recently, with its price consistently running along the lower boundary of the range.
Lately, I've been emphasizing to everyone that you should play where there is volatility; with gold's disorderly oscillation, entering to speculate is just giving market makers money.
On the other hand, the crypto market has been much smoother these past two weeks, it really is our original home 😎
#高利率下，黄金还能走多远？ BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, and BNB all pulled back simultaneously, but what really matters isn't how much they dropped.
What matters is—after BTC surged above 86K, it returned to around 84K today, and the other major coins cooled off as well.
Here are the current levels for the five:
BTC: 84.3K, first watch if 83K can hold
ETH: 2.68K, 2.66K is the short-term key level
XRP: 1.50, can't afford to lose around 1.48
SOL: 115, 110-112 is the support observation zone
BNB: 766, around 750 is the bull-bear dividing line
At this moment, the biggest fear isn't a pullback.
The biggest fear is BTC, ETH, and SOL falling, but funds not flowing back into BTC.
That would indicate a decline in market risk appetite.
Conversely, if BTC holds near 84K and ETH/SOL lead in recovering losses, it could mean funds are starting to seek resilience again.
So don't rush to call bull or bear today.
Focus on one signal first:
BTC stabilizes, altcoins move first.
If this happens, the market rotation "flavor" emerges.BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, BNB—looking at all five together, the vibe starts to feel different.
After BTC surged near 87K and then pulled back to 84K, there's a change to watch out for: BTC is no longer charging ahead nonstop; will the funds start looking for the next stop?
Currently:
BTC: around 84K, 87K is resistance
ETH: 2.67K, needs to break near 2.8K
XRP: 1.49, clearly stronger than BTC in the short term
SOL: 114, key resistance near 120
BNB: 766, closely watching the 800 round number
Even more interesting, in the past 7 days XRP is up about 14%, SOL about 15%, and BTC about 10%. (CoinMarketCap)
So I’m not rushing to judge whether it’s a bull market or not; I’m just watching one signal:
BTC stalls after the rally, while ETH, XRP, and SOL start taking turns to lead.
If BTC holds 83K-84K and altcoins continue to gain volume, the market might really be shifting from a “Bitcoin market” to a “mainstream coin rotation market.”
But if BTC falls below 83K and several major coins simultaneously see volume-driven sell-offs, then it’s not rotation, it’s a fund retreat.
These levels coming up are more useful than just shouting “up” or “down.” $ONE This surge might not be a rebirth but the final liquidity frenzy.
A once-glorious Layer1 has now reached the point of mainnet migration.
Recently, $ONE surged sharply in a short time, with a 7-day increase exceeding 180% at one point, and trading volume exploding, but the underlying logic warrants caution.
📌 Fundamentals: The ecosystem is being restructured
Harmony experienced the Horizon cross-chain bridge attack involving nearly $100 million, and this year faced an unauthorized minting event where about 4 billion ONE were created, raising market concerns over supply and security.
📌 Capital aspect: More like short-term speculation
The price surge accompanied by massive turnover and trading volume far exceeding market cap indicates large amounts of capital engaged in short-term arbitrage rather than long-term value investment.
📌 Technical aspect: Risks after high-volume surge
When a project’s rise is driven by sentiment without sustained ecosystem support, chasing the highs often leads to becoming the last liquidity.
Big brother $BTC’s market continues, with many altcoin opportunities.
But remember:
A surge does not equal a reversal, and a story does not equal value.
Understanding capital flow is more important than chasing candlesticks.
#BTC冲高回落，市场轮动开始了吗？ $BTC $ONE If you feel stressed, you can take a look at Changxin's largest short position
▶︎ Shorted from $6.5 pre-market to $9.16
▶︎ Held the position for a full two months, paying $5.24 million in funding fees
▶︎ Unrealized loss once reached as high as $11.4 million
Has it recovered? No, it started cutting losses... Today he finally initiated a TWAP buy order of 2 million $CXMT tokens (about $17 million). If fully executed, it will close out most of the position I have to say, it's better not to touch altcoin contracts at all—they're just impossible to guard against.
This morning, on a whim, I opened a short position on $PEPE to test it out.
Unexpectedly, after half an hour without watching, I lost one-tenth of my principal.
Who can bear that? The altcoin price movements are just inexplicable and chaotic.
Looking at this trend, pepe still needs to probe lower; this rally hasn't even retraced yet.
On the other hand, I was too greedy myself; 10x leverage on altcoins is too risky.
Honestly, I didn't expect this wave; it's really best not to touch altcoins.
#BTC冲高回落，市场轮动开始了吗？ 9.24 BTC Data Overview
Long positions were liquidated heavily, PMI triggered a market crash.
Current price is about 84,340 USDT, down approximately 2.2% in 24h, cumulatively falling nearly 4% from this week's high of 87,400. Long liquidations reached $444 million, the highest since September 15, with about $380 million concentrated around the PMI data release window, long positions accounting for about 77% of the day's total liquidations. The September composite PMI surged from 56.0 to 58.4, US Treasury yields broke through 5%, and Fed Governor Barr hinted that "further policy adjustments may be needed."
ETF funds flowed in against the trend. On September 21 and 22, US spot BTC ETFs had net inflows of $999 million and $714.7 million respectively, totaling about $1.714 billion over two days. Morgan Stanley's MSBT ETF received a single inflow of 1,100 BTC (about $93.89 million), the largest inflow since its inception. On-chain, about 21,600 BTC flowed out of exchanges in the past 24 hours, with Binance net outflowing 15,200 BTC.
Technically, focus is on $84,000. Glassnode points out that the largest supply held by long-term holders is concentrated in the $84,000-$85,000 range: holding above this level could target $96,700, while breaking below would bring $77,000 back into view. ETF inflow data for Wednesday will be released on Thursday, which is key to judging whether spot buying can be sustained.1425 BTC, held for a while, earned 1.5 million.
I calculated, this position is less than one percent.
A 119 million portfolio was fully closed just for this small profit, what's the point?
Either they found holding it tiring, or they think there's no more profit above.
Short-term traders understand this feeling best—not that they are bearish, but the cost-performance ratio is no longer worthwhile.
What really caught my attention is that after closing, they really left.
No reversal, no leftover position.
This whale is clearly saying: I'm withdrawing first, you guys play.
Alright, I'll wait and see who takes over this 119 million worth of assets next.
#BTC冲高回落，市场轮动开始了吗？
#Strategy再度增持，财库同步加仓 #ZEC巨鲸3.8万枚空单平仓，亏损超3500万美元 $BTC To be honest, @BITFOOTS_ at this price, I'm really a bit disappointed.
I was originally hoping it could revive the glory of $ZEC NFTs, but now looking at it... it's somewhat of a letdown. Maybe the hype for ZEC chain NFTs has indeed passed.
Some might say, isn't there still a 0.1 ZEC floor price? But don't forget, there are only 303 BITFOOTS in total. A 0.1 ZEC floor means the entire series, calculated at the floor price, only amounts to 30.3 ZEC. Honestly, this scale is hard to support much imagination.
The last promising one left on the ZEC chain is @zkghosts_, currently in the blind auction phase with a starting price of 0.01 ZEC. Let's see how this last seedling performs.#BTC rallies then falls back, has market rotation begun?
BTC rallied then fell back, the market has started rotating. After Bitcoin surged to a high of $88,000, it began to pull back. On one hand, many profit-taking funds chose to exit after continuous gains; combined with macro pressure from the Fed's rate hike expectations, it is now oscillating after the pullback.
Macro expectations have marginally weakened, the market is reassessing the pace of rate cuts, US Treasury yields have rebounded, suppressing risk asset valuations, and the liquidity expectations that originally drove the market are cooling down.
High-level profit-taking is concentrated, long-term holders who held coins all along are taking profits in batches at the new highs, forming the first layer of selling pressure.
Once the price stagnates, long contracts piled up at high levels start triggering stop losses, chain liquidations further amplify the decline, which is what the market calls concentrated deleveraging. This also explains why the correction speed is much faster than the rise.
$ETH $BTC $ZEC #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 If you still only focus on the moving average golden cross on technical charts or get caught up in on-chain whale transfer reminders, you may lose your way in this cycle. Reality is becoming increasingly harsh: Bitcoin's trend is closely following Nasdaq's, Ethereum's volatility is tightly controlled by inflation data, and net inflows from spot ETFs directly dominate every rally and sell-off. We have to admit that the narrative logic of cryptocurrency has completely shifted—it is evolving from a purely stock-based speculative game into a top leveraged asset for institutional funds to hedge risk and seek liquidity premiums under global sovereign credit pressure and fiat credit overdraw. The macro factors currently having a profound impact on the cryptocurrency market mainly focus on four dimensions: global central bank liquidity, geopolitical and risk-averse narratives, sovereign debt pressures, and regulatory compliance frameworks: 1. Federal Reserve Monetary Policy and Global Liquidity Cycles • Rate Cut Pace and Terminal Rate Game Rate: Crypto assets are inherently highly sensitive to global risk-free interest rates. The Fed's interest rate path expectations (such as whether rate cuts slow or neutral rate expectations move upward) directly determine the ample liquidity of the US dollar. When dot plots or inflation data trigger repeated interest rate expectations, the high-beta risk asset nature of the crypto market is often rapidly amplified. • Quantitative Tightening (QT) Process and Overnight Reverse Repurchase (RRP): As the Fed's balance sheet shrinks evolve, the thickness of bank reserves and liquidity buffers in the financial system directly influences the leverage of over-the-counter speculative fundsThe White House has welcomed its most investment-savvy president
According to the latest disclosure records from the U.S. Office of Government Ethics (OGE), Donald Trump purchased MicroStrategy (MSTR) stock valued between $50,000 and $100,000 on July 27 this year, Beijing time. A few days earlier, he had made a small position purchase ranging from $1,001 to $15,000. These two intensive transactions matched the scale of his single investment on February 12 this year, making it one of his largest publicly disclosed crypto-related stock operations of the year.
MicroStrategy currently holds the largest amount of Bitcoin among publicly listed companies worldwide, with BitcoinTreasuries data showing its reserves have reached 846,000 coins. The timing of this position increase was quite precise, coinciding with the stock recording nearly a 30% rise over five consecutive trading days and an approximate 37% increase for the month during a strong upward trend.#美联储官员密集发声，加息还要持续多久？
The recent round of collective speeches by officials centers on one core issue: high interest rates will not be eased until inflation has firmly declined.
The market now prices a 70% probability of another 25bp rate hike at the October meeting, with many voting members openly stating that another rate hike before the end of the year is not ruled out. The Federal Reserve's logic is very clear: U.S. consumer and employment data remain resilient, combined with Middle East tensions pushing up oil prices and AI expansion driving demand for commodities, inflation carries a constant risk of rebounding. Compared to worrying about economic weakness, the Fed is now more afraid of inflation making a comeback.
But one thing must be distinguished: officials' hawkish rhetoric does not mean rate hikes will continue indefinitely. The end of rate hikes depends on two hard indicators:
First, core PCE and CPI must decline steadily for several months, genuinely approaching the 2% target;
Second, economic heat must clearly cool down, with sustained signals of slowing consumption and employment data.
As long as these two points are not met, "higher interest rates maintained longer" remains the market's main theme, and the timeline for rate cuts will be continuously postponed.$BTC has started "weaving" again, and this kind of low-volume flat trading really tests patience! 🧘♂️
In the past few hours, BTC has been grinding back and forth within a narrow range of less than $200 between 84300 and 84500, with the latest quote at 84351.
The moving averages have completely "twisted into a single rope," with short-term long and short costs highly overlapping, and the sense of direction is almost zero.
The upper MA60 is at 84491, MA120 at 85405, with these two long-term moving averages continuing to press down, making the rebound ceiling quite clear.
The most obvious signal is volume — the 15-minute trading volume has shrunk to only 15.7 BTC, which is a typical "lowest volume sideways" pattern.
Such extreme volume contraction usually means a turning point window is approaching, and the market is waiting for a catalyst.
In terms of trading rhythm, keep an eye on two boundaries:
A volume breakout above 84500-84600 is needed for a short-term rebound space to open, with a target near 85500.
If it breaks down below 84200, it may retest 84000 or even 83500. During sideways phases, frequent trading is most to be avoided; wait for a volume breakout before following, as the success rate will be much higher. Just saw the news that the US and Iran talked for 3 hours
Both sides exchanged statements from a distance, one said it was "productive," the other immediately said no surrender. As a result, crude oil kept fluctuating between $98 and $103, playing with our nerves. Honestly, geopolitical issues are not that easy to resolve; no substantial agreement was signed, it's all just talk.
What really concerns me is BTC. Logically, geopolitical easing should be positive, but BTC directly broke below 85,000. The US-Iran positive news is still there, yet BTC fell below 85,000 first. This wave of selling pressure is indeed a bit hard to hide.
Actually, the logic is simple: oil prices can't go down, inflation won't come down, and the shadow of Fed rate hikes remains. The big sword of high interest rates hangs over our heads; big money simply doesn't dare to push the market now. The so-called "positive news" is just a false proposition in the face of macro pressure.
Geopolitical news changes daily, all based on emotional games. When oil prices truly stabilize and BTC consolidates with low volume around 84,000, then considering slowly buying in won't be too late.
#美伊恢复接触，风险溢价会降吗？ #BTC冲高回落，市场轮动开始了吗？ $CL $BZ I am the mid-term intelligence analyst.
Currently, the market's long-short battle is extremely exciting.
On the positive side, the US spot Bitcoin ETF surged by 999 million in a single day, turning positive year-to-date. BlackRock's IBIT has attracted over 1.02 billion in four days. Strategy added another 950 coins, with total reserves reaching 846,000 coins. Surprisingly, Trump bought its stock in July. Glassnode calls this the shallowest bear market in history, expecting a 3-5x increase this cycle. Traditional institutions like Raiffeisen have also entered, with options expiring on Friday at 18 billion, led by calls.
However, "potential challenges" cannot be ignored. The US 10-year Treasury yield broke 5%, hitting a 19-year high, putting macro pressure. Liquid Network suffered a hack loss of 4,000 BTC. More critically, 30-day spot demand remains negative (-180,000 BTC), so the rise may be due to reduced selling pressure rather than strong buying. The threat of quantum decryption also emerges in 2028.
In the mid-term view, liquidity is warming but concerns remain. Friday's options settlement and macro interest rates are the biggest short-term variables. Buying on dips requires close attention to ETF sustainability!
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#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？ The most fragile link has never been the direction, but the small position late at night. Do you think daytime calm can safely bring it to the close? These past couple of days, I've been staring at the market and have a feeling that's hard to describe—calm on the surface, but undercurrents are constantly squeezing below. Prices are stuck in a range, grinding back and forth; no one dares to chase higher, no one wants to admit fault below. Both bulls and bears are waiting for the other to wink first. The longer this sticky balance drags on, the more likely it is to suddenly hit in the second half of the night. Let's talk about the real protagonist first: not in the crypto world tonight. The 10-year US Treasury yield surged to 5.135% intraday, the highest in 2019, and oil prices hit $103. Yield-bearing stocks collectively took hits: gold fell below 4,300, Bitcoin briefly fell back to 83,785, and $280 million bulls were liquidated. The Fear and Greed Index dropped from extreme greed at 78 to 71, and sentiment is cooling down. Bitcoin is now stuck near 84,500, slightly red. The market looks holding up, but active buying orders are thin and volume is lagging, and the sense of weakness at high levels is becoming more pronounced. 85,000 is a hurdle; if it loses, the liquidation zones at 83,500 and 80,500 will be the next stop. Ethereum is moving close to 2,670, basically without a story, completely dependent on Pie's mood. Once Bitcoin gets struggling, Ethereum often falls even harder. Don't forget, FTX and Alameda just transferred 27,400 ETH to market makers, worth over $75 million—don't be fooled by those small rebounds. OKB is trading sideways, with so small fluctuations it's almost pitiful, almost copy-pasting the broader market, with no independent market movement. ZEC, on the other hand, is the oppositeSeeing the $ORDI profit and loss screenshots posted by group members really resonates. 2,175 ORDI, average cost 57u, current price only 4.87U, cost exceeded 123,000 U, current loss is nearly 120,000U, based on price, buying is expected in June 2024. If you bought then, you could have bought about 1.8 $BTC. Buying BTC with limited gains means your principal remains. Now losing so much is truly heartbreaking. Some early ORDI players made considerable profits, but those who entered after the hype were all stuck and lost. Entering any target is crucial. An asset that rose 10x or 50x early doesn't mean newcomers have the same opportunity. Some coins fall from 80 to 1 and may not rise again, like $LUNA. Some assets hit new highs, some remain sideways for a long time, and some are gradually forgotten by the market. Past glory does not guarantee future trends. If this ORDI player considers adjusting positions after dropping 20% or 30%, or abandoning the stock after a 50% drop and cutting losses in time, it wouldn't be just over 2,000 USD. Or is it that the player believes in their heart that the stock will eventually rise back, but things don't go as planned? Of course, this is not the final outcome for ORDI, but do holders have enough time and patience to wait for the unknown? The hardest thing in the crypto world is not picking the next 50x but avoiding those that won't rise again. If you don't encounter 50x, you won't make moneyETH pulled back after hitting 2790, volume didn't keep up
First, let's talk about the position
Current price 2684.88, 24-hour high 2788.70, low 2635.23
The 4-hour candle closed at 2685, with a high and low of only 2693 and 2679, volatility is compressed
The daily chart is turning up, high 2699 low 2635, turnover 41867
4-hour volume is only 2275, but daily volume exceeded 40,000
This indicates the momentum to push higher was yesterday, today is digesting
Support and resistance
4-hour support at 2679 and 2668, resistance at 2693 and 2699
Daily support at 2635 and 2648, resistance at 2699 and 2766
Funding rate 0.0042%, longs paying a small fee, sentiment is not exuberant
The 60-period range rose from 2358 to 2808, now back to the upper-middle range
So my judgment is that ETH is consolidating narrowly below 2700, 2680 is the key short-term battleground for bulls and bears
If it breaks down decisively, look to 2635; only a break above 2700 can erase yesterday's upper shadow
Position size within 30%, wait for a breakout to add
$BTC $ETH #ETH#美债收益率全面走高，高利率为何难降？
US Treasury yields across all maturities have surged, with the 10-year briefly breaking 5.1%. The market has fully priced in higher-for-longer interest rates, not simply because the Federal Reserve is unwilling to cut rates, but due to three practical constraints.
First, the tail of inflation remains stubbornly persistent.
Although the US CPI has fallen from its peak, it is still significantly above the 2% target. The volatile Middle East situation continues to disrupt oil prices, with energy costs ready to push prices up again at any time. Coupled with the expansion of the AI industry driving strong corporate investment and resilient consumer spending, there are no clear signs of economic weakening. If the Fed cuts rates prematurely, inflation could easily rebound. Officials have recently issued hawkish statements collectively, and the market is even repricing the possibility of a new round of rate hikes.
Second, supply pressure from the fiscal deficit.
US total debt has surpassed 40 trillion, with massive annual fiscal gaps forcing the Treasury to continuously issue large amounts of government bonds. Overseas buyers are steadily reducing their holdings of US debt, leaving insufficient market funding. Supply far exceeds demand, bonds are being sold off, and yields are rising passively. This has created a negative feedback loop: the higher the interest rates, the greater the government's interest expenses, which forces more bond issuance to finance, further pushing up the rate baseline.
Third, massive capital diversion.
AI giants are aggressively borrowing to expand, flooding the market with long-term corporate bonds. Long-term funds such as insurance and pensions are being diverted to corporate financing markets and no longer blindly allocate to US Treasuries. Global central banks continue to increase gold reserves, further weakening the buying power for US debt.Just saw the latest data: in the past 24 hours, the entire network liquidated $545 million, with 126,870 people being liquidated.
Long position liquidations: $444 million
Short position liquidations: $101 million
Longs are 4.4 times the shorts; last night’s rapid decline cleared high-leverage positions in the market. The largest single liquidation was an Ethereum $ETH liquidation of $10 million.
The main reason for last night’s drop, according to news, is the uncertainty in the Persian Gulf and the rekindling of rate hike expectations.
Another important judgment: when social media is full of various profit-sharing posts, danger may already be approaching. Yesterday was exactly this situation, and I already felt the short-term danger.
But seeing the gap to the target is as high as Mount Everest; next time remember to trust yourself and retreat immediately if the feeling is off. BTC holds 84000, ETH breaks through 2700, should you cut your ETH?
#BTC冲高回落，市场轮动开始了吗？ #财报观察员：好市多Q4财报即将公布
BTC at 84258 down 2.73%, holding 84000; ETH at 2681 down 3.08%, directly breaking through 2700. You need to think carefully about whether to cut your ETH.
$BTC is the anchor; only if 84000 holds can the whole market have a bottom, if it doesn't collapse, ETH still has hope; $ETH is high beta, with ecosystem funds flowing out and falling more than BTC, but it has already dropped from 2755 to 2681, with a short-term possibility of an oversold rebound. The difference is clear: BTC is the anchor, ETH is high beta following the fall. ETH's drop is not due to its own problems but dragged down by the market, this kind of drop most easily causes people to cut losses at the bottom.
If BTC holds 84000 and interest rate hike expectations are digested, ETH's oversold rebound will be strongest, don't cut at the bottom; if BTC breaks 84000 and continues to fall, ETH will first look at 2650, if broken then 2600, cut if necessary. If 84000 doesn't break, hold and wait for a rebound; if it breaks, stop loss at 2650. Don't hesitate about cutting at 2681, setting a stop loss order is better than anything else.Bitcoin faced pressure in early trading, falling back to $84,000, as U.S. Treasury yields broke 5%, triggering a large-scale long liquidation
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On the morning of September 24, Bitcoin continued its overnight decline, trading around $84,273, down 2.23% within 24 hours. Intraday, it briefly dipped to $83,785, breaking below the $84,000 mark. The U.S. Dollar Index surpassed 101, and spot gold simultaneously fell below $4,300, with non-interest-bearing assets broadly under pressure.
The direct trigger for this round of decline came from macroeconomic factors. The U.S. September composite PMI preliminary reading rose to 58.4, the highest since July 2021, pushing the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield above 5%. Strong economic data reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve would maintain a tightening stance, leading to massive long liquidations in the cryptocurrency market. Over 120,000 traders were liquidated within 24 hours, with total losses reaching $510 million.
However, institutional funds are still positioning counter-trend. Morgan Stanley's MSBT Bitcoin ETF received 1,100 BTC from Coinbase Prime, valued at approximately $93.89 million, marking the largest single inflow since the fund's inception. The U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have net bought $1.6 billion cumulatively over three days, indicating that large institutions are not rushing to take profits.
#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？ The upward expectation comes from the China-US meeting. Currently, the good news has been fully priced in, which is bad news. This pullback is synchronized with the US stock ES and Nasdaq futures, showing a false breakout followed by a retracement, leading BTC to weaken in sync. The price has hit a new high, and the daily MACD shows a bearish divergence. It has not yet fallen back to the pre-breakout range of 8.28, so no false breakout confirmation signal has appeared yet.
Two scenario simulations:
Scenario 1: Healthy pullback (baseline expectation)
The daily chart uses sideways movement instead of a drop to digest the bearish divergence, pulling back to hold 83500~82800. Finally, the price quickly recovers the support level, breaks below and then recovers the consolidation low, and then restarts the upward movement.
Scenario 2: Pullback failure (risk scenario)
If after consolidation the upward momentum is weak and the key support is effectively broken, the price returns to the previous consolidation box. Stop loss immediately to avoid a several-thousand-dollar level retracement and prevent holding through a roller coaster ride.
After a short-term correction, there is another round of upward speculation expected from late October to mid-November during the election period.
#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 $BTC $ETH