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A bounce a reversal. Don’t chase the top and panic sell the bottom.
To the noise in the comments — save your retail takes.
Short plan played out clean:
Entry: $BTC 65,500 | $ETH 1,980
Targets hit: $BTC 64,500 | $ETH 1,920
Result: BTC dropped 1,300 points. ETH dropped 60 points. Executed to the tick.
Last week was the same story. Win after win.
When I call it, we follow it. We take the profit.
To everyone shorting with me — well played. Let’s lock it. #CXMTMemoryIPO $BTC $ETH
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Here's the English translation:$OKB
Estimated daily users on OKX: Millions of active users 👥📈
💰 If active daily users each send 0.1 USDT (minimum scenario – 10 million people): The total would be 1,000,000 USDT 🤑💎
🚀 If active daily users each send 0.1 USDT (maximum scenario – 20 million people): The total would be 2,000,000 USDT 💸👑
📊 If active monthly users (average – 65 million people) each send 0.1 USDT: The total would be 6,500,000 USDT 🏦✨
🌍 If all registered users on the platform (323 million people) each send 0.1 USDT: The total would be 32,300,000 USDT 🎯💥
So if everyone sent me just 0.1 USDT, I would achieve my dream and become a millionaire! 🤩🏆
Mathematically, yes—the numbers add up. 🧮$BTC $ETH
$BTC dropped from 87238 to 84976, a decline of 2262.
Some are calling it an oversold rebound.
What does this price level mean:
84976 is stuck between two moving averages, unable to go up or down.
MA5 is 84758, MA20 is 84608, both supporting from below.
How is this number calculated:
MA10 is at 85046, and the price is just brushing below it.
A difference of a few dozen dollars, not considered a breakout or a breakdown.
The phrase "oversold rebound" only counts if it has fully dropped.
Right now, it's just moving sideways, not fully dropped.
The real signal is to hold above 85046 or drop below 84600.
Before either happens, the rebound is just a rebound.
#BTC spot ETF inflows return, ETH funds continue to flow out
BTC and ETH Capital Divergence
Capital is beginning to diverge, with BTC and ETH moving to different rhythms.
After a brief interruption, BTC spot ETF inflows have resumed, recording net inflows on October 1 and 2 consecutively; in contrast, ETH has faced continuous capital outflows since September 29, totaling approximately $135 million.
The market signal is clear: institutions currently favor BTC, with insufficient incremental funds for ETH.
In the short term, BTC pullbacks are still supported by ETF funds; if ETH cannot regain key positions, its weakness may further intensify.
📌 Key ETH focus:
Resistance: 2748–2784
Support: 2668
If broken, target: 2636
Capital flow is becoming a more important indicator than price; going forward, focus on whether ETFs continue to diverge.
$BTC $ETH
#BTCSpotETFBackToInflow #ETHCapitalOutflow #CryptoMarket
Additional BTC key price levels
Condensed to better suit a short post
$ETH Trend Market Daily Report
Market Analysis: Yesterday's non-farm payroll data missed expectations, leading the market to lower its high interest rate expectations for the Federal Reserve. The decline in U.S. Treasury yields drove $ETH to surge to $2702. After the positive news was priced in, there was a buy-the-rumor, sell-the-fact reaction, with bullish funds taking profits. The current ETH spot price is $2680. The daily Bollinger Bands are narrowing, and the MACD red bars are gradually shrinking, indicating weakening upward momentum; on the 4-hour chart, it is oscillating near the middle Bollinger Band, with intensified bulls and bears competition, entering a consolidation phase after the non-farm payrolls.
Key Levels:
First resistance: 2702; Second resistance: 2754
Short-term support: 2650; Strong support: 2628
News: The non-farm payrolls are the core macro event of the week. Weak employment data is positive for risk assets, but the positive effect has already been priced in. Going forward, focus will be on U.S. Treasury yields and Federal Reserve officials' speeches. Changes in rate cut expectations remain the main mid-term theme for ETH.
#US September Nonfarm Payrolls Increase by Only 29,000, Unemployment Rate Rises to 4.2% #BTC and ETH Spot ETFs Simultaneously See Outflows, Funding Heat Cools Down
1. Has macro policy loosened risk appetite?
No. The US added only 29,000 jobs in September, with unemployment at 4.2%, indicating cooling on the employment front. Theoretically, this should make rate cut trades more active; however, US-Iran tensions remain high, and the G7 is preparing to release up to 100 million barrels from reserves, making oil prices and inflation expectations sensitive again. The result is: interest rate pressure persists, valuations continue to be suppressed, and capital is reluctant to take on more risk.
2. Are ETFs increasing positions or pulling back?
The margin is retreating.
BTC ETFs had net inflows of about $3.1 billion over the previous 9 days, but from September 30th, there were net outflows of about $173 million over two days; ETH saw net outflows for three consecutive days, with about $55.4 million withdrawn on October 1st alone; SOL spot ETFs still had net inflows of about $188 million last week but turned to outflows of about $5.9 million on October 1st.
The scale is not large, but the direction is clear: willingness to chase highs is declining.
3. What remains on the market?
Only key levels.
BTC is oscillating between 85,000 and 86,000, with 86,000 as the short-term strength/weakness dividing line—only above this can we talk about a trend; 82,000 is support.
ETH is trading between 2,700 and 2,750, with 2,770 as resistance above; only after breaking this can we look toward 2,800.
Brothers, BTC has returned to just above 84,000, and ETH has also dropped back to 2,664. After a whole week of turmoil, it feels like a dream.
Last night I still thought it was going to go up, but as soon as the data came out, the market digested it and immediately turned sour. I woke up this morning to a sharp drop and was completely stunned; my position was almost at the liquidation price.
I used to think that if you got the direction right, holding for a long time didn’t matter. Now I realize that saying is the most harmful. Holding too long makes you start making excuses for yourself: at first you can cut losses, then it becomes "wait a bit longer," then "it will definitely come back," and finally you even add to your position to lower the cost.
The most ridiculous thing is that when you first open a position, you clearly know when you’re wrong and run, but after holding for a few days, you seem like a different person.
So this time I’m not going to fight with myself. If I can’t hold long-term, I won’t hold. Starting today, I’ll switch to day trading, closing positions the same day, and never leaving positions to be affected by next day’s emotions or black swan events.
$BTC Trend Market Daily Report
Currently, $BTC has little liquidity over the weekend. Although the non-farm payrolls are positive news, the market has not surged as expected. It is currently in the second wave period. Sunday night might present a buying opportunity, so let's wait and see 😍😍😍.
Market Analysis: Last night, the US non-farm payroll data was released, showing employment figures below expectations. The market lowered its expectations for the Federal Reserve to maintain high interest rates. US Treasury yields fell, driving a pulse rally in Bitcoin overnight. After the data release, funds took profits, and today's market entered a phase of consolidation and digestion. Prices slightly pulled back, the Bollinger Bands narrowed, the MACD red bars gradually shrank, and the bulls' short-term momentum slowed down. This is a sentiment adjustment phase following the non-farm payroll release.
Key Levels:
First resistance: recent previous highs; second resistance: upper round number levels
Short-term support: intraday low support; strong support: previous consolidation platform
News: Yesterday's non-farm payroll was the most important macro event of the week, with weak data benefiting risk assets. However, the market shows a "buy the rumor, sell the fact" characteristic. After the data was realized, short-term bullish funds chose to take profits and exit. Going forward, focus on US Treasury yields and Federal Reserve officials' speeches, continuously tracking changes in rate cut expectations. Macro liquidity remains the core logic driving BTC's mid-term direction.
I now vaguely feel that the market is about to choose a direction to start.
Holding a 100x short position on $ETH with an average entry price of 2701.99, currently still with floating profit, just waiting for the direction to go down. But this sideways movement is the most frustrating, as it could break upwards to lure longs at any time.
$AAVE remains strong, the short position is still holding floating losses, showing full resilience and unwilling to fall back anytime soon.
Data looks optimistic? Why is it falling instead of rising 📉 🫨
Really fed up with the current market! Positive and negative news piled together, the market is extremely tangled, completely unable to see a clear one-sided direction 😮💨
US September nonfarm payrolls increased by only 29,000, unemployment rate rose to 4.2%, data unexpectedly cooled down rate hike expectations, originally a solid bullish positive.
$BTC currently has very strong long-short battles, although the nonfarm data supports the market bottom, spot ETF continues to outflow, combined with tense US-Iran situation and G7 releasing crude oil reserves as negative factors, upward momentum is tightly suppressed.
$ETH movement completely follows Bitcoin, also facing ETF capital outflows, overall market heat cools down, no independent short-term rebound, only range-bound choppy trading.
$HYPE sentiment is fully charged, clearly affected by macro news and market funds, volatile under hedged long-short news, only suitable for light position short-term operations.
$BTC $ETH $ZEC I really want to bottom-fish ZEC, I was a bit tempted just now, but clearly it hasn't stopped falling yet, nor has it turned into an uptrend. Then I remembered my own trading rules: no bottom-fishing, no top-picking, only trade the trend. But in practice, I always end up bottom-fishing and top-picking, and that's how losses happen.
Trading is a battle against yourself. In the short term, you might make money, but over time, you might not keep your trading discipline in mind. That one wave could wipe you out completely. Humans aren't machines; it's impossible to maintain discipline for a long time. The discipline you set today, two or three years later, you might only vaguely remember it. That is the biggest enemy.