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峰哥的交易日记
峰哥的交易日记
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4.5美元的NEAR,你追还是不追? 先看表面:一根大阳线,千军万马来相见。 NEAR从2块多干到4.5,7天涨了80%,30天翻倍,市值冲到58亿,排名重回前20。24小时成交量暴增,高点4.56,低点3.93——一天振幅15%,多空双杀。 第一件事:这波涨的不是空气,是真的有东西落地 核心催化剂:NEAR和Hyperliquid合作上线默认隐私永续合约。 用户在near上做50+市场,最高40倍杠杆 资金进出默认走机密通道,没人看得到你的仓位 配合NEAR Intents跨链执行层,累计成交量已经接近300亿美金 NEAR从一个“高性能公链”,变成了“隐私交易+跨链结算+AI基础设施”的三合一怪兽。 第二件事:基本面在悄悄变硬,但你还没注意到 以前NEAR是净通胀,现在是通缩倾向 协议开始有真实收入闭环,不是光烧钱做TVL 流通量13亿枚,接近全流通,解锁砸盘压力极小 再加上Bitwise/Grayscale的ETF进展、后量子签名上生产环境——中长期叙事完整,短期催化剂一个接一个。 第三件事:技术面告诉你——4.5是分水岭,不是终点 周线突破多年下降趋势线,站上3.0-3.5前高区 4H/日线仍在上升趋势,Ichimoku绿云支撑有效 日线RSI此前到过80+超买,现在回落但仍偏强 4.55-4.65阻力区多次受阻,24h高点4.56被压回来 NEAR现在的尴尬在于:趋势还在,但位置偏贵。 多空对决,你自己看 一边是: 隐私永续+Intents放量,真实产品落地 通胀砍半+fee switch打开,代币经济质变 接近全流通,解锁压力极小 BTC冲到8.7万,山寨轮动窗口打开 NEAR同时沾AI、L1、隐私三条线,弹性大于大盘 一边是: 7天涨80%,30天翻倍,涨幅已经提前计价 4.55-4.65三次没过去,套牢盘在堆积 永续开仓兴趣偏高,杠杆拥挤,一旦回调会被加速清算 链上原生TVL和协议净收入还不厚,价值捕获早期 BTC一旦回调,NEAR的弹性会变成杀跌弹性 上方阻力:4.55-4.65(近日高点密集区)→ 4.80-5.00(整数关口+前供应) 下方支撑:4.30-4.35(短线)→ 4.15-4.20 → 3.80-4.00 → 3.30-3.50(突破后回踩的关键前阻力转支撑) 操作策略 稳健玩家: 等回踩4.20-4.35,看是否缩量企稳、4H收回均线。守住就进,第一目标4.55-4.65,突破看4.80-5.00。止损放4.15下方。 激进短线: 4.5附近若放量突破并站稳4.56-4.60,可轻仓跟突破,目标4.80/5.00,跌回4.45以下减仓或止损。 走弱信号: 跌破4.20且4H收阴,优先减仓观望,下一承接看3.80-4.00。只有有效跌破3.50,才需要把中期多头结构降级。 中期: 高位震荡消化 → 回踩3.8-4.2再选方向,而不是直线奔6-8。 若回踩缩量守住前阻力区,再谈5-6更合理。 宏观盯BTC能否守住8.2万-8.4万,BTC不稳时NEAR弹性会变成杀跌弹性 NEAR现在就像2021年的SOL—— 99%的人觉得“涨太多了该跌了”,结果每一次回调都是新的起点。 但区别在于:SOL当年有链上生态爆发兜底,NEAR现在靠的是隐私叙事+Intents放量。 叙事能拉盘,但只有真实收入能留住盘。 4.5这个位置,你敢追还是等回踩? $BTC $SOL $NEAR
峰哥的交易日记
峰哥的交易日记
BTC at $85,400, did you chase the high? First, look at the surface: Over the past 4 trading days, it has risen more than 13%. This is not a slow bull climb, but shorts being squeezed upwards. Over $1 billion liquidated in 24 hours, with a trail of short positions wiped out. Market cap has returned to a high level, ETF cumulative assets under management at the 110 billion scale, Strategy bought another 950 coins, bringing holdings back to 846,000 coins. The 50-week moving average (around 78k) has been reclaimed, and the upper boundary of the descending channel has been broken. But RSI has surged to 69-73, entering the overbought zone. The trend is bullish, but the price is relatively high. First thing: What’s rising here isn’t the coin, but the corpses of shorts. Within 24 hours, short liquidations ranged from $650 million to $840 million, with total market liquidations exceeding $1 billion. ETF net inflow for the day was $999 million, one of the largest single-day inflows in nearly 11 months, led by BlackRock, ARK, and Fidelity. Short sellers were forced out, compelled to cover by buying, creating a "short squeeze." ETF funds are flowing back, institutions are re-entering at low levels. Strategy continues buying, corporate treasuries have resumed purchases. Second thing: The Fed raised rates, but BTC didn’t crash. On September 16, the Fed raised rates by 25 basis points to 3.75%-4.00%, the first hike in over three years. BTC digested this around 75k-76k without crashing, instead rallying all the way to 87k. The market no longer follows the "rate hike equals price drop" script, but moves according to "risk appetite + ETF flow." Falling oil prices, declining US bond yields, and expectations for the US-China summit are all lowering the risk premium, warming up risk assets overall. Third thing: Technicals tell you—don’t chase above 85.4k. On September 21, a strong bullish candle broke through the 82k-83k previous highs, reaching a peak of 87,400. Today it retraced to 85,400, a normal pullback after a breakout, structure intact. RSI at 69-73, overbought zone, chasing higher has very low cost-effectiveness. MACD golden cross remains, but after expansion, the histogram is prone to digestion. Bull vs. bear battle, you decide: On one side: ETF single-day inflow of $1 billion, institutional funds returning. Strategy continues buying, corporate treasuries restarting. Above 50-week moving average, mid-to-long-term structure turning bullish. Shorts cleared out, short-term selling pressure eased. Oil prices and US bond yields falling, risk appetite recovering. On the other side: RSI overbought at 69-73, greed index at 78, sentiment overheated. 87,400 resisted twice, psychological pressure huge. Fed raised rates by 25bp, dot plot suggests possibly one more hike this year. PCE, non-farm payrolls, and CPI—three major events ahead. After the short squeeze, shorts are cleared; next is easier profit-taking by bulls. Resistance above: 87,300-87,500 → 90,000 → 93,000 Support below: 84,000 → 82,300-82,600 → 80,000-81,000 → 78,000 Trading strategy Short-term players: Wait for a pullback to 84,000-82,600, with volume contraction and a 4H lower shadow candle, then scale in long positions. Stop loss below 82,000, first target 87,000-87,400, second target 90,000. Breakout chase: Only chase lightly if daily or 4H close holds above 87,500 and ETF net inflows continue, target 90k-93k. Bearish/hedge: 86,600-87,400 repeatedly pressured, volume insufficient, lightly short on pullbacks, target 84k/82.6k, stop loss above 87,600. If it pulls back to 83k-84k and structure remains intact: increase to planned position 50-70%. If it breaks below 82k with volume: reduce position and wait, reassess at 80k-81k. BTC now looks like the October 2023 move— Everyone was waiting for a "double bottom," but it never looked back. The most expensive four words in a bull market are "wait for a pullback to buy." The most expensive four words in a bear market are "hold on a little longer." It’s not a bear market now, but it’s not the time to blindly chase either. Whether 84,000 holds or 87,400 breaks, the next 48 hours will give you the answer. At 85,400, do you dare chase long or wait for a pullback? $BTC $ETH $DOGE #BTC冲高$87000,加密总市值重返3万亿

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