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On October 29th at 2 AM, it will be announced whether there will be an interest rate hike or not. As is well known, this has a significant impact on Bitcoin, gold, and the US stock market, and the market is paying close attention. So, will there be a rate hike? And what impact would it have? 1. Since Waugh clearly stated during the IMF event that he would not predict the meeting's outcome, the market interprets this as no immediate push for a rate hike, but the risk of a hike remains because inflation is still relatively high. The US September CPI year-on-year is 3.7%, PPI year-on-year is 6.3%, and international crude oil prices have been high for a long time, even showing signs of returning above 100, which will act as a booster for inflation. Therefore, the market's probability for a rate hike is close to fifty-fifty. 2. If there is no rate hike in October, the probability of a hike in December will increase. Although the timeline will be delayed, the market's expectation for a rate hike remains. The result is that whether there is a hike this month or not, there will be pressure on Bitcoin, gold, and US stocks in the medium term. An unexpected rate hike could trigger a panic sell-off and a waterfall decline. 3. From 87k down to 79.7k, the 50% Fibonacci retracement is at 83.5k. Last night it just hit near this level, so shorting at 83.2k is reasonable. If the consolidation continues, the focus will be around 81k, and if that level breaks, new lows can be expected. However, I personally lean towards consolidation; a one-sided move may not come so soon and should occur around the rate hike at the end of the month. 4. On the bigger picture, I still maintain the view of a deep retracement because this high-level adjustment has limited space and time. Based on this, if the bull market continues... Strategy's Bitcoin exposure creates a close connection between BTC's price and the value of its holdings.
But investors should distinguish between changes in Bitcoin's market value, accounting gains or losses, financing costs, and cash generated by the underlying business.
Each tells a different part of the financial story.
The key question is how Strategy manages Bitcoin volatility while maintaining its long-term accumulation strategy.
#StrategyQ3BTCGains #存储芯片股反复震荡，调整是否结束？
US Stock Market Analysis: Stunning 33-minute reversal triggered by US-Iran rumors, funds quietly retreating from AI
On Tuesday, US stocks diverged: Dow rose 1.02% to 52,495.88, S&P 500 gained 0.28%, Nasdaq slightly fell 0.02%. On the surface calm, but underneath a "rumor-driven" roller coaster played out.
Asset reactions:
Upon rumors of a US-Iran "compromise plan," Brent crude plunged straight from $111 to $105.9, gold and US stock futures surged instantly, while the dollar and US Treasury yields fell in tandem.
Iran later denied the rumors, and oil prices recovered most losses, but the key detail is: buying did not fully retreat, gold and stock index futures only gave back part of their gains. This indicates the market's bet on Middle East de-escalation is "better safe than sorry."
Sector rotation signals:
Tech stocks under pressure, Meta down 1.59%, Apple down 1%, funds clearly flowing into healthcare (Eli Lilly up 3.49% hitting a new high) and small caps (Russell 2000 up 1.66%).
The AI narrative is loosening, CoreWeave hit a new intraday low, South Korean AI data center stocks plunged 32% on their first day of trading, as the market’s pricing logic for AI assets shifts from "growth expectations" to "capital expenditure scrutiny."
The oil price rumors were just the fuse; the real story is funds withdrawing from crowded AI trades ahead of earnings season, seeking defense and undervalued assets. Meta reports earnings after market close Wednesday; if capital expenditure guidance disappoints, rotation may accelerate.How to avoid risks in the crypto space
Last bull market:
Good project teams told stories, built public blockchains, then raised funds, and spent money to get listed on major exchanges. Once listed, they pumped the price, and retail investors bought in. The teams made 10,000x from fundraising, and retail investors who held on still got 100x or 10x returns.
This bull market:
Project teams spend money to raise funds, tell stories, make PPTs to ride the AI hype, RWA trend, and various concepts, without any technological progress. Listing on major exchanges just means unlocking tokens and dumping them repeatedly. Even if prices crash badly, there are still some returns, but the returns are low. The key is that now there are no retail investors buying in.
Summary: The most attractive part of the crypto space is where retail investors dream of getting rich quickly. Meme coins are vampire VCs, while coins are a sign of industry maturity, not a vampire crypto industry. It is a sign of industry maturity and retail investor awakening. Only when retail investors stop buying can the industry develop healthily, eliminating project teams that bring no real innovation to crypto and only know how to make PPTs to deceive people. Making these teams feel a sense of crisis is how the industry can progress.Hello everyone, I am Rongmao. I have been trading US stocks and crypto derivatives for 10 years. Currently, I mainly do trend rolling with BTC and ETH, always with real funds, and risk control is my top priority. My main job is a senior technical expert at a major company, and in the past two years, I have been exploring how to use AI for crypto investment research and trading. People often ask me what exactly AI handles in my trading and which decisions I still have to make myself. Today, I want to take this opportunity to talk about it. To be clear, I use AI to assist with trend trading, not high-frequency quant trading. I named my AI investment research assistant CatEye. I mainly have it help me organize information, analyze market conditions, see the big market direction over a period of time, and check whether the conditions supporting this direction have changed. 1. Give AI more of one type of data: market prediction. In the past, when looking at the economic environment, we mainly referred to data like CPI, non-farm employment, and unemployment rate. These are important but reflect past conditions and have a time lag when released. For trend trading, I also want to know what people expect to happen next and whether expectations are changing. So I add another type of data to CatEye, which is prediction markets like Polymarket. Simply put, it looks at what people are betting on with real money and compares that with macro data, news, and actual prices. For example, if employment data weakens and people start discussing rate cuts, I have CatEye check whether the rate cut expectations in the prediction market have changed, and so on.Why I Believe This Rebound Is Emotion-Driven, Not a Genuine Recovery Beyond theoretical analysis, market data offers several clues suggesting that the latest rebound may be driven primarily by a short squeeze rather than strong spot demand. 1. $BTC — A Rebound Without Strong Buying Confirmation Around 73,000 traders were liquidated across the market last night, yet BTC trading volume reportedly fell by 1.96%. That raises questions about the strength of the rebound. Short liquidations reached apWhen prices rise, everyone thinks they can catch the bottom, but actually, this is when emotions are most easily deceived. Have you noticed that the loudest voices during a rebound are often not from the most stable group? Yesterday, while watching the market, I noticed an interesting detail: the support around 80800 for BTC and around 2360 for ETH was indeed quite accurate in hindsight, but at the time, related content had only about a thousand views. It seems that those truly willing to watch key levels during the most conflicted emotional moments are always fewer than imagined. My own account has slowly moved up from $276, aiming for $500, but I know mentally this journey is much harder than the numbers suggest; when volatility hits, my hands get itchy and my mind wants to run. The most valuable thing to ponder in this rebound is not how much it has risen, but the order of emotional recovery. First, BTC suppresses panic sentiment, then ETH follows to confirm that risk appetite hasn't collapsed further, and only then do some altcoins start to see tentative buying. Old coins like ZEC occasionally pop up, more like short-term funds looking for elasticity rather than a signal of a broad sector recovery. In other words, the market is currently trading on "the worst case hasn't worsened," not "a new expansion phase has begun." This distinction is crucial because the former can make the rebound quick but unstable. The bullish path lies in: as long as BTC holds key support and ETH doesn't fall back to previous lows, sentiment will gradually shift from defense to testing, and the rotation elasticity of altcoins will truly open up, likely in a rhythm of big to small, stable to active. The risk lies on the other side, ETF$UNITREE is still the same story: the recent rise in Unitree's price is driven by speculation around the policy conference expectations, but the fundamentals do not support the current price.
The hype is nearing its end now, with no new funds entering to take over. Large investors who bought in at high prices are already trapped, and once the price rebounds, there will be a large wave of selling from those unlocking their positions, creating selling pressure.
By the time this positive news officially materializes, the speculative story will have already been told, and the market is likely to decline as the good news is fully priced in.Three accounts to recognize first: 18:26 both legs fully broken (83,439.9, rate 0.005495%); 10:05 the 80,680 was not touched; 23:0x the surrender condition was not broken, but the "opening pullback" was not fulfilled, the line was drawn too low.
Not that top, but the 14-hour triangle here.
High points moving down: 83,439.9 → 83,307.2 → 83,183.3 → 82,898.3.
Low point raised to 82,729.6, sticking to it in the last three hours. The two lines intersected at 82,730 at 16:00, exactly the rate settlement.
The rate dropped from 0.0072% to 0.0034% in half a day, price only retreated 171 points. Rent fell but positions were not withdrawn, no one is willing to pay for direction.
ZEC +9.1%, WLD +8.7%, BTC only +0.8%. Money hasn't left, just not taking the ETF path.
Judgment: after closing the gap, a false breakout upwards. The triangle is not a buildup, but a divergence in balance sheet reduction—whoever moves first pays the bill.
Falsifiable: if before 24:00 it touches 83,300 but closes below; if at 24:00 it still stands at 83,300, or at 16:00 breaks 82,600, consider me wrong.
Not investment advice.
Do you think it's holding for a wave, or exhausting until no one is left?
#ETF continuous outflow, can BTC rebound continue? $BTC $ETH$DOOD 2x Move Isn’t Market Magic — It’s a Calculated Play The 2x move in $DOOD isn’t something the market randomly handed out. It looks more like a move built around liquidity, positioning, and market psychology. First, look at the asset itself. With a market cap of around $19 million and roughly 78% of its supply already circulating, the remaining unlock pressure appears relatively limited. Almost the entire supply is already in the market, while the extremely low unit price makes a doubling lEarnings season is getting crowded. I have two US stock positions: $TSM finished its report last week, and $GOOGL is up next Tuesday, October 28 after market close.
There’s also a big event tonight in the US market, but it’s not in my account; that’s someone else’s battlefield.
The most costly thing on earnings night isn’t the numbers themselves, but the few minutes of silence after the numbers come out. A number that’s just a bit off can rewrite the past three weeks’ trend in seconds; leverage won’t be on your side then, it only amplifies surprises.
My plan is simple: keep my position unchanged and reduce risk first—before earnings, add some margin to $GOOGL to push the liquidation price further away and let it face the test on its own. I’m focused on its business over the next few years, not just this quarter’s report; but I’m not going to bet on a three-year outlook based on one night’s volatility.
$TSM was underwater last week, now it’s positive again; nothing happened in between, just a few days passed. Earnings is a date, not the finish line. The $SOL line remains the same, it’s unrelated this week.
Honestly: earnings season really tests not the company, but the position structure. Whether the direction is right takes months to know, but whether the position can hold up is known in one night.
Will you take leverage through earnings night? Let’s discuss in the comments below 👇
#SpaceXQ3营收大增161%，AI业务成增长主力 Today I came across a set of data showing that $DOGE has dropped 60.6% over the past twelve months, with its market cap ranking falling to 12th place. Among the eight major mainstream assets, only Polkadot has performed worse.
At first glance, this is indeed a bit painful. Those who bought in a year ago have now lost nearly two-thirds on paper.
But after thinking about it for half a minute, I suddenly felt that looking at these numbers from another angle tells a completely different story.
A 60% drop means that most of the people who were going to run have pretty much run. In the past 14 days, it dropped 16.8%, more than double the 6.8% drop over the past 30 days, indicating that this sell-off was a concentrated release, not a slow, simmering decline. After this concentrated release, those willing to buy in are holding costs around 0.078 to 0.08.
And there’s an interesting detail. Despite such a drop, its market cap is still $12.3 billion, ranking 12th. A "60% dropped has-been meme coin" still holds a mid-to-upper position among mainstream assets. This shows that the underlying holdings haven’t dispersed; only the price has been crushed.
The one that falls the hardest usually has the greatest rebound elasticity. This isn’t self-comfort; it’s a script $DOGE has repeatedly played out over the past decade. At the 0.081 level, I don’t intend to be the one cutting losses at the bottom of the pit.BTC reported at 83,032, up 1.17% in 24h; ETH reported at 2,453, up 1.89%. Sentiment warmed before the FOMC, but capital structural divergence remains severe.
Capital flow: BTC ETF net inflow in a single day reached 526.7 million, a near one-month high, with BlackRock alone accounting for 665.2 million, temporarily halting two consecutive weeks of outflows. However, ETH ETF saw a net outflow of 103.3 million on the same day, marking three consecutive weeks of bleeding, as institutions are moving from ETH to BTC.
Leverage side: 24h total network liquidations reached 238 million, with short positions at 143 million (60%), shorts were squeezed. Open contracts dropped about 30% after the 10.11 crash, effectively clearing excessive leverage and significantly reducing the risk of cascading liquidations.
On-chain whales: In early October, whales cumulatively increased holdings by over 166,000 ETH (average price about 2,500), absorbing spot selling pressure caused by ETF redemptions.
Macro pressure: US Treasury yields remain above 5%, oil prices hover at high levels. With the FOMC approaching, short-term liquidity is neither tightening nor loosening.
Key levels:
BTC resistance above at 83,500-84,000, a breakout signals reversal; support below at 82,500, a break points to 80,700.
ETH resistance above at 2,480, failure to reclaim indicates a weak rebound; strong support below at 2,360, a break points to 2,315.
In short: BTC ETF inflows provide support, leverage is clearing, shorts are squeezed; but ETH capital is truly withdrawing. Do not chase longs, wait for BTC to hold above 83,500 or ETH to reclaim 2,480 before lightly trying longs From the K-line perspective, DOGE surged sharply from the bottom of 0.07609 two days ago, pulling up to around 0.081. Behind this market rebound lies a highly impressive on-chain capital movement: in the past 48 hours, whale addresses have aggressively accumulated a total of 600 million $DOGE.
Amid the collective cooldown of altcoins and widespread bearish sentiment in the market, retail investors are cutting losses and exiting due to the "death cross" and the subdued mood before the Federal Reserve meeting. However, the real super large funds are taking advantage of the market hitting lows to move large amounts of spot tokens into cold wallets.
This divergence of "retail panic selling while whales silently accumulate" is a classic scenario of market reshuffling. After forced liquidations clear out high-leverage positions, the low-level spot tokens are all taken by big players. When the selling pressure in the circulating supply is locked down by these whales, even a slight buying push can pull the price into a nice bullish candle.
Don't be blinded by short-term downward drifts; following the main capital flow is the real key. Butcher's knife?
ETH is the worst hit: 93.19 million liquidated in 24 hours, with short positions accounting for 64.14 million. Its price surged the most among the three major mainstream coins. The fee rate is still holding at 0.0073%, making it the most expensive single order among the three! Both the bulls chasing the rise and the shorts are getting cut!
BTC is hovering around 82,720, up 1.32%, with 59.15 million liquidated, shorts accounting for 48.8 million. The contract net inflow in 24 hours is 500 million, the money is not scared!
SOL is lingering at 106.13, up 1.33%, with 13.3 million liquidated. But its contract funds have a net outflow of 42.13 million, the only one among the three major coins to be flowing out! However, note that the upgrade is tonight, so contracts are hiding first, while spot still holds a 4.3 million inflow. On the eve of the upgrade, smart money is cautious!
Looking closely at the data: shorts account for 69.5% in 24 hours, but the long-short ratio is already even at 12 hours! The 1-hour data is even more intense, with 4.97 million still cutting each other! The fuel for the short squeeze is burned out, the knife is about to switch sides! The long-short ratio is 51.78 to 48.22, the greed index... after slaughtering the shorts, the longs will be slaughtered!Many people set stop losses by watching their accounts and asking themselves how much loss they can bear. If they can tolerate a 5% loss, they set it at 5%; if they can't tolerate 10%, they set it at 10%. The result of this approach is that stop loss levels are often precisely hit, and then the price rebounds.
The problem lies in the disconnect between the stop loss level and market behavior. Just because you can bear a 5% loss doesn't mean that the 5% level is a reasonable stop loss point. The market doesn't care about your psychological tolerance; it moves at its own pace. If that level happens to be an area where others are testing the market or a short-term shakeout low, your position will be taken out, regardless of the subsequent rebound.
Stop losses should be set at technical levels. For example, if SOL is oscillating between 103-106, with support near 102.5, then the stop loss should be placed below 102, allowing some buffer space. Breaking below 102 indicates the support has failed, so the stop loss is justified. But if you set a stop loss at 104 just because it corresponds to a 5% loss, you are placing it in the middle of the oscillation zone, where you can be stopped out from both sides.
Technical levels are the real boundaries between bulls and bears in the market; if they hold, keep your position; if they break, accept the loss. Psychological price levels are just your own account's tolerance and have nothing to do with the market. Mixing the two is like gambling against the market with your psychology, which has little chance of winning.
Therefore, when setting stop losses, first find the support level or previous low, then see if you can accept the loss ratio corresponding to that level. If you can, proceed; if not, reduce your position or don't trade. Don't reverse the process by first deciding the loss ratio and then fitting it onto the chart. $SOL Last night when I saw ETH surge up, I thought small accounts would chase in, but actually people were running out.
The OKEx ETH perpetual long-short ratio was still 2.45 at 8 PM last night, the highest in two days. At 10 PM, it rose two and a half points in one hour, and the ratio directly dropped to 1.81.
At first, I also thought with such a strong rise, a bunch of people would be chasing longs. Last Friday's rebound was the same, the ratio dropped as the price rose, and I thought it was just a coincidence.
By noon, the ratio was only 1.87, the price didn’t really fall back, and people didn’t come back.
So these two times ETH pulled up, small accounts were all getting off, not chasing. If tomorrow at this time the OKEx ETH ratio goes back above 2.2, then I was wrong.
Did you hold last night’s candle, or did you also get off?Smaller coins looking stronger doesn't mean I should skip confirming the big market to chase them. In Kraken's public quotes, $BTC is around 82.75K, still below the UTC opening reference of 82.94K; the rebound hasn't reclaimed this threshold yet, and I'm more concerned about whether the support can continue.
Johnny believes the low-cycle structures of $HYPE and $NEAR are better, but he gives a premise: it requires $BTC to rebound in cooperation to possibly perform better. This is his relative strength judgment, not that these two targets already have independent upward catalysts, nor that chasing prices now has an advantage.
My personal market observation is that the more you want to find quick money from sideways trading, the easier it is to misread "relative resistance to decline" as "absolute safety." I will first wait for core assets to reclaim the opening reference, and if the pullback can hold, then reassess risk preference; if it quickly falls back after breaking through, I will revoke the confirmation and not relax standards just because smaller coins move first.
Below, I am still watching the UTC intraday low of 82.63K as of verification time. If it breaks and the rebound fails to recover, I will lower expectations for rotation continuation. Overall, confirming whether the big market has support first, then comparing elasticity, is more meaningful than just looking at gains. Specific project opportunities without public verification are not included for now.
When observing rotation, do you wait for the big market to reclaim the threshold first, or look at whether strong coins pull back without breaking? This is just a personal observation and does not constitute investment advice.Conclusion first: $MEW rose from 0.000408 at 8:00 PM last night to 0.000494 at 8:00 AM this morning, a 20% increase in 12 hours, with a single 4H volume spike of 23.66 million USD — while BTC only rose 0.93% in the same period.
This is not driven by the overall market, but by rotation within the Solana meme sector.
Volume-price structure: The 4H volume at 8:00 PM last night was 710,000 USD, a normal value. The 4H volume at 8:00 AM this morning was 23.66 million, 33 times that of yesterday. The candlestick has no long upper shadow, volume and price rose together, showing strength.
Why MEW? There is no project announcement or financing news. The narrative for $MEW is simple: a catch-up target in the SOL chain meme sector. When BTC is sideways, funds look for relatively low-level sectors in high-risk assets — IOST, DOOD, CASHCAT have all moved recently, MEW is the next in rotation.
The Solana meme sector always rotates internally during market sideways movement, moving from the leader downwards. WIF has basically been stagnant for the past 7 days, MEW is starting to move — a pattern.
But meme coins have no fundamentals, only capital flow and sentiment. Whether today's 4H volume sustains will determine if this is a new main rise or retail investors taking the bag. Stop-loss discipline is more important than direction judgment.
Are you following this $MEW wave? Which Solana meme sector coins are you still watching? Retail investors are convicting the entire semiconductor industry chain based on short-term candlestick charts. After a round of adjustments in $SOXL, the label of "AI bubble" was quickly slapped onto storage, Hynix $SKHY, and SanDisk $SNDK, with pessimism spreading faster than the price decline. But it is precisely this mismatch between sentiment and fundamentals that is worth pausing to consider. My judgment is: this round of semiconductor industry logic is fundamentally different from the old cycles dependent on mobile phones and PCs. The GPU is the heart of computing power, but for AI to truly take off, it relies heavily on storage as the main artery. Large model training, massive inference, and the intelligent agents behind them essentially involve continuously moving and reading/writing huge amounts of data. An AI server's demand for memory and flash storage far exceeds that of traditional servers. No matter how powerful the computing power is, without sufficient bandwidth and capacity to support it, it is just an empty shell. The more critical change lies in the nature of demand. In the past, storage was a cyclical product for consumer electronics with clear demand boundaries; now, with AI continuously evolving, demand is expanding exponentially. Major companies have already locked in long-term contracts in advance, competing for HBM and high-speed flash production capacity. These are solid industry orders, not conceptual speculation. The market applying the old "cyclical stock" framework to storage may actually underestimate the shift in pricing logic. Of course, short-term volatility will not disappear. Panic selling, profit-taking, and emotional swings will occur; this path will not be a straight line upward. Retail investors' pessimism is often obscured by short-term declines hiding the long-term industry logic. When market divergence is greatest, that is the true test of understanding—looking at prices in the short termWLD pulled from 0.53 to 0.59 in one day, I’m not chasing: it’s not bank orders pushing it, but Korean retail investors.
OKX spot at 12:30 reported 0.5945, 24-hour range 0.530–0.598.
At 20:00 last night, that 4-hour candle traded 23.42 million tokens, more than three times the volume of the surrounding candles.
CMC cites TokenPost data, WLD surged to the top of Korea’s attention list on 10/20, capturing over 10% of local trading volume.
The actual positive news is from 10/18: World released a World ID suite aimed at banks at Money20/20.
But the official announcement didn’t name any bank clients or disclose pricing; design partners include Bain Capital, Pantera, VanEck.
I think this wave is sentiment running ahead of fundamentals; not breaking above 0.60 with volume looks more like short-term funds passing the baton.
My approach: don’t chase, if you don’t hold it, just watch.
A 4-hour close steady above 0.60 with no volume contraction is a real breakout.
Dropping below 0.58 means the relay is broken; below 0.55 means this wave is basically retraced, wait until around 0.50 to reconsider.
Do you think this is just a one-day play by Korean retail, or is World ID about to tell a new story?
$WLD $BTC $ETH
#WorldIDBankEntry #AltcoinRotationSaudi Arabia's big price cut, why did Brent oil instantly rebound with a "deep V"?
Saudi Arabia made a big price cut, yet Brent oil immediately pulled back? What mystery lies behind this counterintuitive move?
This week, Saudi Arabia lowered its November oil prices to Asia, with main grades dropping $3-5, marking the deepest discount since June 2020. The market was originally expecting a price increase, but instead got a "discount promotion." Normally, a major exporter offering discounts signals ample supply, a clear bearish sign, and Brent oil should have fallen below the $100 mark accordingly.
But why the instant rebound? Behind this is a deep game:
Expectation reversal: bearish news turns bullish. The market expected price support, but with the discount confirmed, shorts took the opportunity to take profits.
Attribute divergence: the price cut reflects local supply and demand (commodity attribute), while the instant rebound relies on macro support (financial attribute). After breaking below $100, OPEC+ production cuts, geopolitical premiums, and the bulls' defense line immediately took control of the market.
Saudi Arabia uses local concessions to maintain volume, but the underlying logic of the global energy tight balance remains intact. This wave of "obvious drop, hidden rise"—do you think the bulls will be the last to laugh?
#10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ $BTC $ETH $BZ Tesla is about to release its earnings report soon. After reviewing the latest news I have on hand, let me share my pre-earnings predictions. I think the core focus of this earnings night is the extreme tension between "real performance" and "Elon Musk's grand narrative."
First, let's talk about the "dream" side. Elon Musk just announced that Optimus and Cybercab will constitute the vast majority of Tesla's value. ARK immediately raised the 2031 target price to $4400. Adding to that, SpaceX and Tesla have established a special committee to explore a merger, and the Terafab chip plan is set for mass production in 2028. These grand visions from the big players are indeed the only confidence supporting Tesla's current high valuation.
$BTC $DOOD After carefully looking at the spot trading, the trading volume actually reached 100% of the market cap before the price increase. I personally think it was pumped up using contracts to unload, and it won't bounce for long before it all falls apart!$DOOD I said yesterday that you should try to avoid these kinds of coins because the risk is too high. Pumping 60-70% is like playing around, and pumping 100-200% is normal, just like last time with dos, it went from 0.2 to 0.7 and then immediately dropped back to 0.1. Mainly, when it starts pumping, you can't go long or short, and everyone who got in is locked in. I suffered losses last time, so I'm reminding brothers to be cautious!$MSTR Yesterday the 134 sell order was filled, then there was a rebound due to fake news about the US and Iran, overall cost dropped a little more, all were pre-split sell orders, waiting to be filled as fate decides,
The discount also went from 11% off to 8% off, October is the discount month, the position building work for October has taken another step forward, 8 trading days left, the goal this month is to increase crypto position to 90%Evaluation of Core Overseas community evaluation of Core (Core DAO) ✅ Bullish side (supporters) 1. BTC native consensus narrative Core proposes DPoW (Delegated Proof of Work), introducing Bitcoin's hash power into its own public chain. Supporters believe it is one of the few public chains bound to BTC hash power, allowing it to leverage Bitcoin's security endorsement, belonging to the BTCFi track project. 2. Ecological imagination space The community is optimistic about its BTCFi, SatPay and other product plans, believing it can bring BTC assets into the Core ecosystem for lending and payments, building a BTC application layer. 3. Miner group attention Many BTC miners pay attention to this project because they can gain additional CORE token rewards without significantly increasing extra mining costs. ⚠️ Bearish/cautious side (skeptics) 1. DPoW mechanism is the most controversial Many in the native Bitcoin community criticize: DPoW is not true Bitcoin security, it only borrows miner signatures and has security model vulnerabilities; they consider it a "riding on BTC hash power narrative" and not an officially recognized Bitcoin extension. 2. Contract and asset risks DeFi researchers warn: various staking and lending contracts on Core (such as Colend) have smart contract vulnerability risks, and assets are difficult to recover if something goes wrong; historically, ecosystem projects have experienced product delays and underperformance. 3. Token economics controversy Some analysts believe the token release volume is large, longAs of the morning of October 21 Beijing time, Bitcoin fluctuated around $82,800–$83,200, showing overall strength during the day, with a 24-hour increase of about 1.5%–1.9%.
Key data today
Indicator Current data Description
Latest price About 82,855–83,191 Slight differences in quotes across platforms
24-hour high 83,435–83,439 Has retaken the $83,000 level
24-hour low 81,200–81,319 Rebounded after the early session low
Market sentiment Greed 63 Recovered compared to the previous day
Market analysis
Bitcoin rebounded from a low near $81,200 and retook the $83,000 level. In the past 24 hours, about $279 million worth of contracts were liquidated across the network, with shorts accounting for nearly 70%, indicating that this round of rise was accompanied by significant short liquidations.
On the macro level, the divergence in US stock market trends, inflows into spot ETFs, and escalating Middle East tensions may continue to influence capital preference for risk assets. Going forward, focus can be placed on whether the $83,000 level can hold and whether it can further break above $83,400; support levels below are first at $82,000, then in the $81,200–$81,300 range.
Cryptocurrency is highly volatile and prices change in real time; the above data is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice#ETF持续流出，BTC反弹能否延续？ $ETH Why do I think this rebound is just driven by sentiment and essentially pulled up by short squeezes? Not only looking at technical logic, but directly speaking with market data:
1. Last night, a total of 73,000 people across the market were liquidated. While BTC price rose, trading volume actually dropped by 1.96%, a typical low-volume rebound with no new funds taking over. Last night, short liquidations amounted to 191 million, accounting for 70% of total liquidations. This rise mainly came from passive buy orders triggered by forced short covering, not active long entries. Technically, BTC price is still pressured below MA20 (83108), with RSI only at 45.6. Looking at the options market, put volume is more than twice the call volume, indicating most market funds are not optimistic about the continuation of this rebound. In short, this is a sentiment-driven move mainly to flush out short positions.
2. ETH’s situation is even more obvious. In last night’s liquidation data, ETH’s liquidation scale even exceeded BTC, with short liquidations accounting for 65%. The RSI technical indicator is only 36.3, and there is still considerable room below the MA20 resistance at 2522, showing weak bullish sentiment. The spot funding side is also weak, with ETFs continuing net outflows exceeding 100 million yesterday, and spot buying severely insufficient.
$BTC $SOL #特斯拉交付超预期后盈利修复成焦点
Tesla's recent market focus is shifting from delivery volume growth to whether profitability can continue to recover. Delivery data exceeding expectations can indeed boost market confidence, but for investors, what truly determines the company's long-term value remains profit margins, cash flow, and the quality of future business growth.
I believe there are three key directions worth watching next.
First, whether delivery growth can translate into profit growth. An increase in vehicle deliveries is a positive signal, but if sales are achieved through price cuts and promotions, it may not simultaneously improve profitability. The market hopes to see a virtuous cycle between sales growth and per-vehicle profit.
Second, whether the profitability of the automotive business can recover. As industry competition intensifies, pricing strategies, production costs, and product mix all affect profit margins. If Tesla can control costs while stabilizing market demand, profitability recovery will be more sustainable.
Third, whether the energy business and autonomous driving can open new growth opportunities. Energy storage, autonomous driving technology, and related software services may provide Tesla with growth opportunities different from traditional car sales. However, how much revenue and profit these businesses can contribute in the future still needs to be verified by actual performance.
My view is that delivery exceeding expectations is just a positive signal and does not mean profitability issues have been resolved. Going forward, more important than sales numbers are changes in gross margin, cash flow performance, and management's guidance for the next few quarters. Meta submits its report tonight, changing the gatekeeper on the eve of the earnings report
Meta will release its Q3 earnings tonight (after US Eastern market close).
Before the announcement, a personnel shakeup: Global Affairs Head Joel Kaplan will leave next year, ending a 15-year career.
The successor is Vice Chairman Dina Powell McCormick, a veteran from Trump's first term.
Change of Washington relations head before the midterm elections.
More eye-catching on the books: Q3 provisions of about $10 billion in legal fees, settling with 29 state attorneys general, total $18 billion paid over 10 years.
BofA's Justin Post cut Q3 EPS from $7.08 to $3.79, target price $810.
The market votes first: META has fallen 6.6% over 5 consecutive days, closing yesterday at $694.25, breaking the 694.88 Fibonacci support.
Last quarter's advertising was good, but the stock still fell 8% after earnings; earnings season moves depend on expectations.
I think tonight's focus is not how much EPS is hit by fines (bad news is already out), but whether advertising can cover the fines and whether the 2027 spending guidance (expected $194 billion) will continue to increase or be curtailed.
Invalidation level: closing above $727 after earnings, or a significant upward revision of 2027 spending guidance, would invalidate this judgment.
Do you think tonight will be a "sell the bad news, bounce back" or "the fine is just the first cut"?
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#MetaEarnings #Q3EarningsSeason #存储芯片股反复震荡，调整是否结束？
Memory chip stocks have been extremely volatile recently: they just rebounded 4% yesterday, only to collectively give back gains today.
Lao Mo bluntly says: the divergence between bulls and bears is not in the industry, but in the pricing logic.
The industry side shows no red flags. Samsung and Hynix have halved from their June highs, with forward P/E ratios only 2-3 times, but inventory is down to just four weeks, spot prices remain firm, and long-term contracts have locked in revenue. The fundamentals simply do not support such a deep decline.
But the market is currently pricing in macro factors. Concerns about AI capital expenditure and tightening risk appetite outweigh supply and demand data. Hedge funds are exiting, long-term funds are watching, and the chip structure is extremely unstable.
Is the correction over? The key is not industry data, but when the market is willing to pay for fundamentals again.
Strategy: In the short term, focus on earnings season to see if profit signals can outweigh macro noise; meanwhile, watch if risk appetite can spill over to Bitcoin after memory stabilizes. Don’t mistake an oversold rebound for a trend reversal. $BTC $ETH $ZEC This 1x for $DOOD is not given by the market, it's calculated by someone.
First, look at what kind of asset it is: a market cap of 19 million, with 78% already in circulation, almost no unlocking pressure, and all chips are on the field; the unit price is extremely low, so doubling looks like several times on the chart. Plus, Doodles is a well-known old NFT brand, though it has been marginalized for a long time—this kind of asset doesn't need a reason to pump, just a narrative.
Next, look at the tactic. It has been grinding at the floor for a year, down 60%, still 85% below the all-time high, floating chips have been mostly ground down, then suddenly a volume hundreds of times larger is released, price shoots up straight, turnover rate goes above 4x. Turnover is the key: the same chips are flipped several rounds in one day, it's not new money coming in, it's chips changing hands.
Doubling the price is to let the word "doubling" advertise itself—the advantage of small caps is here, doubling doesn't cost much but attracts eyeballs by dozens of times. When the follow-up crowd rushes in and volume is large enough, the low-position holdings are slowly sold off in this lively crowd.
So you can't short at this position casually. Not because it is worth this price, but because the dealer's holdings haven't been fully sold. Before it finishes, if it falls, it will be pulled back; the short sellers' stop-loss orders become its ready buy orders. If you really want to short, wait until the volume collapses and it can't be pumped anymore—that's when its trick is over. 💻 According to code review habits, I first look at the input: Core Trader 01 (0x68af3f…ac654) closed all 150,000 $NEAR long positions with 10x leverage, realizing a profit of $10,051.22. This trade is already closed and is not a new opening signal.
My judgment: What’s worth studying in this trade is the exit discipline, not the screenshot of "making ten thousand dollars." But we can only confirm that he executed the exit; we cannot conclude from the result alone that he sold at a good position.
Logically, the opening average price was $4.9381, the closing price was $5.0051, a price difference of about 1.36%. Multiplied by the scale of 150,000 tokens, even a small price difference can generate considerable profit or loss; with 10x leverage, the return on the initial margin is amplified to about 13.6%, and the downside is amplified similarly.
A potential bug is mistaking the profit amount for strategy quality. The material lacks holding duration, stop-loss, and exit conditions, so it’s impossible to judge whether this was a planned take-profit or a temporary cash-out. If the originally assumed stop-loss distance was significantly greater than this profit margin, then making money does not necessarily mean the logic is sound—this is my conditional deduction.
If it were me, I would first specify the stop-loss distance and phased exit rules in the trading plan before deciding whether to clear the position at once. Please help me review: to evaluate whether this full close was reasonable, which would you most want to see—stop-loss price, holding duration, or the original take-profit target? Which is most likely to overturn my judgment?First, consider the worst-case scenario: this newly opened long position, if the price keeps moving against it and losses aren't controlled in time, the margin could be significantly depleted, possibly triggering a forced liquidation. In the monitoring system, Core Trader 92 (0xd89c73…adc01) opened a long $NEAR position with 10x leverage, holding 40,000 tokens, with a notional value of about $201,000.
From my previous risk control experience, when I see such a position, I tend to set aside any bullish bias. What I care more about is: how much room for error the trader has allowed for this judgment. A large position doesn't equal reliable confidence, and leverage doesn't add points to the judgment.
⚠️ Here, I will focus on three risk points: roughly calculating by notional value, the initial margin is about $20,100; if the price drops 1%, the position loss is about $2,010, which is 10% of this estimated margin. A roughly 10% adverse move could exhaust this buffer, though actual forced liquidation depends on maintenance margin, margin mode, and other factors. Also, since the data doesn't provide the total account assets, we can't judge the proportion of this position; looking at the amount alone doesn't prove the risk is controllable.
A practical risk control tip for ordinary people: first decide the maximum loss per trade as a percentage of your account funds, then calculate position size based on stop-loss distance—don't reverse engineer from "how much you want to earn." For such 10x leveraged positions, what percentage of your account funds do you usually set as the maximum loss per trade?Iran's Foreign Minister said, "The 'seven-day plan' is still on the table.
The Strait opens on the sixth day, talks on the seventh.
But the Israeli Prime Minister has already given the military a different order.
The same countdown, two completely opposite scripts.
The background is simple but has been misread by many.
Iran's proposal is: the US accepts the conditions, the Strait of Hormuz reopens on the sixth day, and negotiations resume on the seventh day. The US wants to add conditions; the maritime blockade and oil sanctions are still stuck. On the other side, the Israeli Prime Minister has issued an order to the Israeli military to "overthrow the Iranian regime," and Iran's new Defense Minister responded, "ready to face the fourth round of war."
The negotiation table and the battlefield are racing against the same clock.
BTC is currently stuck around 83,000, with 87,000 above as the short-sellers' defense line, and 80,000-82,500 below as the last buffer. Brent closed at 108.79, touching 111 intraday. The price has already priced in "uncertainty," but not "certainty."
Scenario A: The talks succeed.
The Strait fully reopens to navigation, oil prices fall back to 90-95, inflation expectations ease, and the narrative for rate cuts has room to return. BTC needs a daily close above 87,000 to truly open the upward path. But note: this is the least certain of the three paths because no one knows who will concede first, the US or Iran.
Scenario B: It just drags on.
The Strait of Hormuz remains at the recovery level, oil prices fluctuate between 103-111. BTC continues to spike up and down within the 80,000-84,000 range. The most tormenting is not a crash but sideways trading—leverage longs and shorts are both squeezed, and fees are more expensive than volatility.
Scenario C: Talks collapse or never happen.
Israel's "overthrow the regime" order is not rhetoric. Iran's Revolutionary Guard says oil tankers hit mines and caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz; at least 18 ships have been attacked in the past two weeks. Oil prices surge above 115, rate hike expectations are completely sealed off, BTC drops to 75,000, with extreme cases seeing just above 70,000. By then, the "iron bottom" at 80,000 will become a ceiling.
$BTC $CL $BZ #美伊谈判仍存分歧，霍尔木兹运输量回升 Tesla's earnings report will be released tonight, with the core being the bet between "real performance" and "Elon Musk's pie in the sky." On the dream side, there are Optimus robots, Cybercab, SpaceX merger rumors, and ARK even calling for a $4400 target price—the story is big enough. But the reality is harsh: the market is closely watching whether the automotive gross margin can hold at 17% and whether free cash flow is still bleeding heavily. If the main business can't hold up, a short seller's "pie in the sky" comment can beat down the stock price. Tonight's bet isn't on how many cars are sold, but whether the market is still willing to pay for the dream beyond 2028. If the main business is stable, the story acts as a catalyst; if the main business collapses, the bulls will be washed out first. $TSLA $SOL
#特斯拉交付超预期后盈利修复成焦点 Order Book Strength Ranking
5-minute median slippage, estimated by order book
After amplifying orders for CVX and MEW, slippage for both buying and selling increased significantly, with CVX showing the highest simulated slippage at the 100,000 scale.
$CVX simulated slippage for 10,000 scale buy/sell is 0.28%/0.24%, and for 100,000 scale is 2.06%/1.78%. After amplifying orders, slippage on both entry and exit sides increased significantly.
$SMCI has higher slippage for the same amount of buy orders. Simulated slippage for 10,000 scale buy/sell is 0.16%/0.06%, and for 100,000 scale is 1.19%/0.82%. The asymmetry is an execution issue, not a signal of price movement.
$MEW simulated slippage for 10,000 scale buy/sell is 0.12%/0.13%, and for 100,000 scale is 0.76%/0.65%. Depth is discontinuous at scale, and the 100,000 level is the real execution constraint.Brothers, $SNDK night session is pulling up again, the 1406 level is right at the short sellers' wound
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$SNDK closed at 1365.38 on Tuesday, down 0.42%, but the night session directly pulled up to around 1409, the 1406 you reported is basically the night session high. Since the 52-week high of 2354 on September 22, this pullback once exceeded 40%, and now it is climbing back.
The confidence behind this night session rally comes from valuation. $SNDK's current forward P/E ratio is only about 6 times, while the median for the tech sector is 21 times. The market is pricing in a "peak in the price hike cycle," but the company's own long-term contracts cover about half of the shipments for fiscal year 2027 and about two-thirds for fiscal year 2028, locking in at least $93.9 billion in minimum revenue. A 6x PE means the market believes next year's earnings are unsustainable, but contracts and guidance do not agree.
However, the shorts haven't really gotten the better deal this year. Insiders sold about $131.6 million in the past 12 months with no purchases, and management has been cashing out at highs. Since listing, $SNDK's stock price has risen over 3700%, making it one of the strongest names in this AI hardware rally.
The Q1 earnings report on October 29 is the next validation point. Whether the gross margin can be maintained in the 83%-85% guidance range is the most direct signal to judge if the price hike logic still holds. The upper resistance at 1388 was Tuesday's intraday high; only by breaking above can we look at 1450.
#ETF持续流出，BTC反弹能否延续？ BTC Returns to 83,000: Institutions Are Buying, But Very "Selective" BTC has climbed back above $83,000 today, rising about 1.1% in 24 hours, with market dominance holding at 59.8%. On the surface, this looks like a sentiment recovery, but what I care more about is a subtle change in the capital structure.
The spot ETF saw a net inflow of $526.7 million yesterday, marking the highest single-day inflow in nearly a month, which seems lively on the surface. Breaking it down, BlackRock's IBIT alone had an inflow of $665.2 million, exceeding the total net inflow of the entire market; meanwhile, Fidelity's FBTC and Grayscale's GBTC had net outflows during the same period. This is not "institutions indiscriminately bottom-fishing," but rather money concentrating into top-tier products. Morgan Asset Management included BTC in its long-term assumptions for the first time this week, projecting a 10% annualized return, but the same report's 55% volatility assumption is equally striking, with the team clearly stating "it's still too early to consider it a portfolio diversification tool."
On the macro side, the FOMC meets next week, and the market prices an 83.9% probability of no rate change in October. This means "no rate cut" itself is no longer a risk; the real variable is whether Powell will bring forward the expectation of a rate hike in December.
My personal judgment: this rebound is more like a "structural repair after chips concentrate at the top" rather than a trend reversal. ETF inflows are repairing sentiment but are far from enough to change macro pricing. Above the 80,000 mark, I tend to treat it as a support level that needs repeated confirmation, rather than a starting point to confidently chase. $BTC $ETH $XAUT The mediation plan has been proposed, the US side has approved it, and the Iranian side has "initially agreed."
So what next?
Neither government has publicly confirmed it.
Officials involved in the negotiations said: reports about an imminent agreement are incorrect.
Currently, the US-Iran situation is neither "escalation of war" nor "peace in sight."
It is a stalemate.
On October 20, the Iranian president made it clear in front of the Pakistani mediators: the lifting of US sanctions is a prerequisite for any negotiation. Increasing blockade measures while calling for dialogue won't work. The so-called compromise plan—unfreezing $6 billion in assets' interest in exchange for nuclear facility inspections—has "been approved by the US side and initially agreed by the Iranian side," but neither government has publicly confirmed this, and officials directly deny an "imminent agreement."
Supply is indeed returning. The volume of crude oil passing through the Strait of Hormuz has recovered to about 82% of pre-conflict levels, and freight rates have fallen about 13% from their peak.
But the risk premium has not retreated. Brent crude touched $112 intraday and closed at $108.79.
Supply returns, but the premium remains. This combination itself is a signal.
This state is the least friendly for the crypto market.
If negotiations break down, oil prices surge to 120, inflation solidifies, the Fed raises rates, and BTC plunges—the direction is clear, at least you know which side to take.
If negotiations break through, oil prices fall back, tightening expectations ease, and BTC rebounds—the direction is also clear.
The most frustrating is now: oil prices fluctuate repeatedly between 108 and 112, every bullish candle shouts "breakthrough coming," every bearish candle shouts "collapse coming."
BTC is the same. 82,500 is the short-term lifeline, and 87,000 above is a strong resistance. Wintermute's exact words: the current box consolidation pattern is unlikely to continue, and the October 28 FOMC may be a turning point.
But before the turning point, it will grind you down.
Why is "indirect negotiation" more dangerous than "negotiation breakdown?"
If it breaks down, you cut losses.
If an agreement is imminent, you chase longs.
Indirect negotiation means: any headline can be true or can be disproved at any time. Today "plan approved" pumps a bullish candle, tomorrow "officials deny imminent agreement" crushes a bearish candle. And you are always half a step behind.
The middle ground doesn't kill; it only harvests.
Negotiations are still on the table.
Don't place your positions on the table's edge.
The middle ground's volatility cures all kinds of "this time for sure."
$BTC $CL $BZ #美伊谈判仍存分歧，霍尔木兹运输量回升 Is $HYPE now a complete rebound V-shaped rise or just a typical last gasp?
I lean more towards the former, but it hasn't reached the stage of soaring yet. Using professional terms in the community, this is considered a technical correction.
Because the 75 to 78 range has multiple technical supports, and historically this level has been tested multiple times with strong rebounds.
The fundamentals of HYPE are still intact, the protocol has real revenue, fees are continuously used for buybacks, but no one can say how long it will take to challenge the previous high after the new peak drops. Continue holding with a bullish outlook 🙃The earnings season started with clear winners and losers
The streaming giant reported Q3 revenue of $12.87 billion, in line with market expectations, with earnings per share of $0.87, beating the expected $0.82, showing a slight profit beat. However, the Q4 guidance was only $13.44 billion, below the expected $13.51 billion, causing a roughly 6% drop in after-hours trading. Good earnings, timid outlook, the market still punishes you.
Another company was even more aggressive: revenue of $14.6 billion, a year-over-year surge of 161%, far exceeding the expected $12.89 billion, achieving profitability for the first time since going public. The AI segment (now renamed "Super Intelligence") generated $7.56 billion in revenue, and satellite broadband users reached 13.6 million, both surpassing expectations. The only downside was capital expenditure of $19.59 billion, $1.5 billion more than expected, yet the stock price still rose after hours.
Two different fates on the same night. The market doesn't pay for the past, only premiums for the future.
$BNBLooking at two ETF news items together, the capital preference in the crypto circle has become very clear.
One is a new positive development, and the other is the latest capital data; comparing them side by side is quite telling.
Switzerland has approved its first local spot Bitcoin ETF aimed at retail investors, with the ticker BBIT, expected to launch on the exchange in November.
Ordinary retail investors can participate using just their bank securities accounts, without needing to deal with complex on-chain wallets.
This is another piece of the compliance puzzle in Europe, broadening the compliant entry channels for Bitcoin, which will gradually bring some incremental capital from Europe and the US.
Looking at the US ETF capital data from yesterday, the divergence is clear.
The Bitcoin $BTC spot ETF had a total net inflow of $23.2 million, with the leading product IBIT continuously attracting funds;
On the other hand, the $ETH Ethereum ETF saw a net outflow of $26.1 million, with capital flowing out of ETH.
You can see the current institutional capital preference:
They prioritize embracing Bitcoin. Even though both are spot ETFs, capital clearly favors BTC, while Ethereum has yet to gain capital favor.
However, this should be viewed rationally. The Swiss ETF was just approved, and real capital inflow will wait until the November listing, so short-term sentiment boost is limited.
The BTC inflow in the US is not large, not a fierce capital surge; it only shows that in a weak environment, Bitcoin is relatively more resilient.
#ETF持续流出，BTC反弹能否延续？ BTC is now stuck near 83,000 acting dead, looking like it wants to surge, but the legs are a bit weak. In one sentence: shorting at this position has a pretty good risk-reward ratio. #ETF持续流出，BTC反弹能否延续？
Data doesn't lie. Open interest is hovering around 44B, with long positions accounting for over 64% of accounts, but active trades on OKX are only 45.6%, and Gate less than 48.3%—retail investors are holding longs, while active funds are exiting, a typical "talk long, act short" scenario. In the past 24 hours, long liquidations reached 39.5M, shorts only 7.48M; those chasing longs are slowly bleeding out. Technically, the resistance zone at 83,400-83,700 is a previous high plus a dense moving average area, RSI is only 53, and upward momentum does not support a valid breakout. Macro factors are even more obvious: the FOMC on October 28 is looming, CPI at 3.7% with core month-on-month at 0.3% exceeding expectations, and once the hawkish signal is out, risk assets will bow first. $BTC
Conclusion: scale into shorts between 83,100-83,500, set stop loss above 83,900, first target at 82,500, if broken look to 80,400. Blogger's friendly reminder: don't chase shorts, wait for the rebound to give you the position; don't max out leverage, the market can freak out anytime before the FOMC. After shorting, remember to brew a cup of tea, don't stare at the K-line all the time, it's easy to get anxious. #10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ #存储芯片股反复震荡，调整是否结束？ #ETF continuous outflows, can BTC rebound continue?
Net outflows had already ended on Monday, with BlackRock's IBIT taking it all, while Fidelity and Grayscale had outflows, but overall $BTC ETF net inflows reached $500 million.
Last night, international oil prices plunged 3.2% quickly after the US and Iran reached a preliminary mediation proposal, benefiting risk assets. $BTC also quickly rebounded from around 81300, breaking through a small triangle pattern, reaching a high of 83436.
Not only that, $ETH also touched above 2450, and $SOL stabilized above 100 this time.
However, the news was soon refuted, oil price decline narrowed, with an actual drop of 0.96%, and this volatility attracted many bulls.
Long-short liquidation map: Many bulls chased the breakout last night following the market. BTC bull pain points are distributed at three levels: 80800, 81600, and 82300; the highest on the bar structure is 82300; last night shorts were liquidated at 83150 liquidity but accumulated a lot of short liquidity at 83885, which is also the area where the market failed three times to touch near 84000 previously.
Technically, the short-term resistance line was broken. Since 84000 was touched three times in the short term, combined with the fuel at 83885, the resistance at 84000 is not significant. The real resistance is the previous blocked surge at 87000. From the perspective of resistance line formation, the 85300-86000 range will face market resistance, with intraday support at 82000. At this stage, it feels more like a game of earnings expectations rather than mindlessly chasing gains. How much risk are you ready to take on for "guessing the earnings"? When I came across the OKX earnings prediction event, my first reaction wasn’t the prize, but that it put four big names together: Tesla, Netflix, SpaceX, Meta. Until October 20, 2026, every Friday they draw 10 people to receive 100U worth of xStocks tokens. Participation is zero cost and takes just two minutes to complete, seeming like a casual click. But I stared at those four targets for a while and felt the real topic worth discussing is the pricing rhythm. My own judgment is that this kind of event most easily causes people to confuse "directional judgment" with "risk management." Choosing Yes is easy; the hard part is thinking clearly: if the earnings really exceed expectations, has the market already priced in this good news in advance? Putting Tesla and SpaceX together makes narrative sense—electric vehicles plus aerospace, plenty of imagination—but the fuller the expectations, the lower the tolerance for error at the moment of announcement. Netflix and Meta’s logic leans more on advertising revenue; last quarter, both impressions and unit prices rose, meaning they sold more inventory at higher prices. This line is relatively solid, but it’s also a well-watched card by the market for a long time. Transmitting this to crypto, I wouldn’t simply interpret it as "buy BTC if it’s good news." A more likely path is: risk appetite gets ignited around earnings week, ETH and altcoins follow the sentiment for a while, but 📉 The memory chip sector has been moving nervously step by step recently, with wild surges and drops making investors exclaim "heart racing." The core of this repeated volatility lies in the tug-of-war between "strong expectations" and "weak reality." On one hand, original manufacturers' production cuts combined with the explosion in AI computing power demand have led to a supply shortage of high-end memory like HBM, with price hikes occurring repeatedly; on the other hand, the recovery of traditional consumer electronics (phones/PCs) end demand is slow, and high inventory clearance still requires time. The huge divergence in capital has caused intense sector shakeouts. Is the current adjustment a buildup before the main upward wave, or a retreat after the realization of positive news? The key depends on the strength of enterprise server orders in Q4 and the guidance from major manufacturers' earnings reports. Do you think the turning point for memory has arrived? Is now a good time to bottom-fish, or should we continue to wait and see?💡🖥️#存储芯片股反复震荡，调整是否结束？
$SNDK $ZEC Can this wave continue to surge?
My view is very clear: short-term sentiment is still there, but I am bearish in the medium to long term.
Today, stimulated by the NU7 upgrade news, ZEC rebounded to around 1245, but ETF funds are actually still flowing out, and Grayscale ZCSH has been losing money for three consecutive weeks. Moreover, the regulatory threat is still looming; the EU plans to ban privacy coins on compliant platforms before 2027, which could explode at any time.
Looking at the daily chart, it’s a downward continuation; the main force pulling the price up is just looking for an opportunity to sell.
In terms of operation, lightly short at the current price, and for a more conservative approach, wait for a rebound to around 1280 before entering, with a stop loss set above 1300. The first target is 1200, the second target is 1150. Just finished scanning the market, today's wave is a mild recovery, smoother than the past few days. BTC 82,818, 24h +0.77%; SOL 105.93, +0.57%; XRP 1.333, +2.12%. XRP is the strongest, SOL slightly stronger than BTC, high Beta still more sentiment-driven.
The support logic mainly rests on two points: the SEC public comment period is ending, Bitwise and Hyperliquid are pushing for clearer token classifications and secondary trading rules; additionally, Strive completed a $630 million SATS IPO, roughly enough to buy about 7,372 BTC at full allocation. Regulatory expectations improving + incremental capital expectations, funds are first moving where elasticity is greater, not surprising.
My view remains unchanged, this is a structural rebound under expectation repair, not a bull return. No rush to go full position before BTC truly breaks above the 21-day trendline.
Levels: BTC resistance at 83,300, if it stands above then look at 84,000—85,000; short-term support at 82,000, break below to retest 81,000. SOL defense at 105, resistance at 110, if it can't hold then range-bound oscillation. XRP support at 1.30, resistance at 1.40, beware of chasing highs and sudden pullbacks.
Going forward, watch SEC rule progress and the sustainability of the US earnings season, reduce positions if key supports break. Pure market record, not investment advice.
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