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The 10-year US Treasury yield breaks 5%, raising the "opportunity cost" of $BTC again
Last night while watching the market, I saw a number: the 10-year US Treasury yield touched 5.041% intraday, the first time since 2007.
For traditional markets, this is a valuation hit; for us, it boils down to one thing: a risk-free yield of 5% is on the table, making holding non-yielding assets like Bitcoin more costly.
Today BTC hovered around 77,800, neither falling much nor rising much. This kind of "resilience" is actually quite fragile because investors have more options now and don't have to hold volatile assets.
On the other hand, the Fed's decision this week is key. The market is currently betting on a high probability of a rate hike. If it happens, short-term rates will continue to rise, making life tougher for risk assets. Conversely, if Powell's tone softens and yields fall back, BTC might catch a breather.
My view is simple: US Treasury yields are the current global asset pricing anchor. Without a shift, the altcoin season will be hard to truly arrive. In the short term, watch two things: whether yields can stay below 5%, and the Fed's wording.
Don't rush to bottom-fish; let the bullets fly a while.
#10年期美债收益率突破5% #本周FOMC揭晓，加息能否落地？ $ETH $BTC Bitcoin Market Snapshot (September 15): Sideways consolidation awaits landing, has the bearish news been fully priced in?
BTC around $77,000, 24h -1.11%. The market is dull, but signals are abundant.
Macro: The 10-year US Treasury yield breaks 5%, gold drops over 2% to $4,257.86, oil prices remain high, and rate hike expectations are basically maxed out. The market has priced this in ahead of time, so whether the hike is 75% or 100% is not the key; the focus is on the FOMC's wording.
Crypto side: Coinbase up over 7%, Bullish up over 9%; Bitstamp saw a 24h outflow of 3,051 BTC (about $305 million); Abraxas Capital increased short positions on ETH and ZEC, with total holdings near $1 billion, but showing significant unrealized losses. ETFs previously had outflows but turned to net inflows yesterday, led by IBIT.
Regulation: Bassett says the Clarity Act is crucial to winning the global tech race. Senate procedural vote is underway. Passage is a systemic positive; if not passed, SEC/CFTC will still push rules, differing only in speed and certainty.
Debt: US debt is expected to hit the $41.1 trillion ceiling in 2027. This reinforces Bitcoin's narrative as "non-sovereign with rigid supply" in the long term, but is not a price driver in the short term.
Sideways consolidation has already priced in declines; if the rate hike lands without hawkish guidance, it means bearish news is fully priced in, and the rebound potential will be significant, possibly even the start of a sharp rally. However, spot demand remains weak and whales are reducing holdings, so the rebound needs confirmation. The landing is not the end; the expectation gap is. ⚡ XRP HAS ALREADY PASSED THE FIRST TARGET
Entered at ~$1.4075 → $1.441 🎯 Target 1 achieved. Moved stop to breakeven — holding the remainder.
Currently XRP is near resistance at $1.427–1.442. If there is a breakout and consolidation — looking at $1.451–1.471 → $1.492.
Funding has cooled a bit: 0.0087%, whales still 1.9:1 Long.
👀 Should I take profits now or hold until $1.49? In the early hours of September 17 Beijing time, the FOMC results will be announced, and the market is already heavily betting on +25bp; Reuters' report today also shows that the market expects a rate hike probability of nearly 90%. And the biggest difference this time compared to 2022 is that the market has already traded part of the "25bp rate hike" in advance. So BTC's real breakout point is not the words "25bp," but Walsh's statement on the upcoming interest rate path. Three scenarios: Scenario Probability judgment BTC short-term reaction +25bp + neutral ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Initial decline/insertion → Rebound +25bp + hawkish ⭐⭐⭐ Most dangerous, continue to sell-off No rate hike/dovish ⭐ Sharp rebound Currently, BTC is around $77,000, and the market is already avoiding risk in advance. (1) I think the highest probability is +25bp, but no obvious hawkish stance continues. This is my most optimistic **"negative news rebound"** scenario. For example: +25bp BTC moment: 77,000 → 75,000/76,000, then quickly pulled back: 76,000 → 78,000 → 80,000. Because the market already expected rate hikes, if Walsh does not signal a stronger tightening after it actually materializes, bears may actually take profits. Currently, market analysis also regards $75,000–$76,000 as important BTC support in the near term, with $80,000 as the first major upward resistance. ---If $SKHYNIX and $SNDK plummet sharply tonight, some positions may need to be closed out. It feels like this wave could test a key round-number level, especially with so many traders still attempting oversold rebounds.
At this point, we can no longer rely solely on technical analysis—sentiment has become the key factor. Once those trading oversold rebounds can no longer hold their positions and begin closing out, a sharp sell-off around the 17th’s interest-rate decision to create opportunity. Active Buy-Sell Radar
$SOL sellers dominate active trades, price records a decline: The current 15-minute candlestick dropped 0.13%; in three sets of 5-minute statistics, sellers account for 68.1%, buyers 31.9%, with active sell volume about 2.13 times the active buy volume; active sell amount exceeds active buy amount by $1.45M.
$XRP shows a weak combination of price and active trades: The current 15-minute candlestick dropped 0.24%; in three sets of 5-minute statistics, sellers account for 62.1%, buyers 37.9%, with active sell volume about 1.64 times the active buy volume; active sell amount exceeds active buy amount by $5.09M.
$ETH sellers are relatively strong, price net change is minimal: The current 15-minute candlestick dropped 0.001%; in three sets of 5-minute statistics, sellers account for 60.6%, buyers 39.4%, with active sell volume about 1.54 times the active buy volume; active sell amount exceeds active buy amount by $6.10M. The bearish signal mainly comes from trade distribution, while the price net change has not yet shown a clear rise or fall.
SOL and XRP: Price declines and seller dominance mutually confirm each other, currently showing weakness. SPCX volume has shrunk, no one is catching at 155, on Monday it touched 152.6 then dropped back to 148.
Last Friday opened at 150.0, highest 151.9, lowest 145.9, closed at 151.2, volume 79.27 million. Monday opened at 147.3, highest 152.6, lowest 146.0, closed at 148.2, down 2.0%, volume 67.86 million. Pre-market around 148.9, US stock market just opened.
Resistance remains at 148.2–152.6 above, further up 154.7 and 155 are even heavier resistance. Below, first watch 146.0, if broken easily look at 144.9.
Don’t chase pre-market in the short term. For those already holding, watch if 146 support holds; if it doesn’t, reduce some. Wait for volume to pick up today and then see if 148.2 can hold. $SPCX $NVDA Rubin's performance is explosive, but the server cabinet is delayed until 2028! Is the AI coin dream fading?
No matter how powerful the performance is, if it can't be delivered, it's just an empty promise. Nvidia Rubin's performance is 7 times that of Blackwell, but the Kyber server cabinet that supports it is delayed until 2028 due to PCB manufacturing issues, putting the brakes on AI computing power deployment. For the crypto market: AI concept coins like FET, RENDER, TAO face short-term pressure, and the computing power narrative is being cooled down.
Retail investors, don't rush to bottom-fish. No matter how attractive the story is, if delivery fails, it's just empty. A fair view: the crypto world trades on expectations, but expectations must be backed by tangible assets. The server cabinet delay indicates AI infrastructure won't come quickly; don't mistake Nvidia's PPT for your own position. Hold your hands, wait for actual deployment. #本周FOMC揭晓，加息能否落地？ #AI发展焦虑升温，芯片股集体走弱 Finally, let's wrap up by looking at the news and which data points we need to monitor going forward.
So far, there hasn't been a new ETF settlement during the session that would change last week's conclusion.
Let's continue to use the numbers from the 9/14 foreign reports: The US stock spot Bitcoin ETF saw a net outflow of about $463 million from 9/8 to 9/11, ending three consecutive weeks of net inflows; during the same week, the Ethereum ETF had a net inflow of about $197 million, marking the fourth consecutive week of positive inflows, Solana ETF about $10.3 million, and XRP ETF also had a small net inflow.
Price-wise, it just dipped slightly within the range and then stopped at the position shown in this chart.
"Still within the range, wait to enter at the long entry point" is the same story, not a new one.
There is no new settlement today on the capital side, so don't interpret the strength or weakness of a single coin as a full-scale exit or entry.
This week's volatility is still driven by the FOMC (9/15–16) and the CLARITY Act procedural vote.
There will be fluctuations before and after the decisions, but entry should be based on price points, not sentiment or headlines.
Going forward, watch for: whether new ETF settlements come out, whether BTC holds the range or moves toward 74,000, whether ETH truly hits 2450, whether prices and capital for each coin diverge, and whether their respective stop losses are triggered.
Enter at the long entry point, set stop losses properly, discipline comes before news. From my perspective, this looks more like a normal 1H reset than a trend breakdown. Selling pressure is beginning to cool, while momentum indicators are already sitting deep in oversold territory. I’m watching these levels closely: 🔹 BTC: $75K 🔹 ETH: $2,440 For me, this is a patience zone — not a place to chase entries. Position sizing matters, and I’d rather see confirmation than jump into a falling move. The bigger wildcard? The FOMC. One Fed decision could quickly change the market’s directThe SKHYNIX short position really won big this time, no one took the 1.81 million level, and it dropped back to 1.69 million in two days.
Yesterday it opened at 1.707 million, peaked at 1.740 million, bottomed at 1.686 million, closed at 1.697 million, with a volume of 4 million. Today it opened at 1.690 million, peaked at 1.729 million, bottomed at 1.671 million, closed at 1.690 million, with a volume of 2.71 million. The US stock ADR closed at 1.756 million on Monday, pre-market around 1.77 million.
The range from 1.697 to 1.729 million above is still resistance; going higher, 1.74 and 1.81 million are even heavier resistance. Below, first watch 1.671 million, if broken easily look at 1.65 million.
Don’t chase 1.729 million in the short term. For those already holding, watch if 1.671 million support holds; if not, reduce a bit. If volume shrinks, consider it as continuing to digest the 1.81 million level, and wait until tomorrow to see if 1.69 million can hold. $SKHYNIX $BTC touched 79569, then softened back to 76949.
$ETH was even more brutal, surged to 2667 then flipped, now at 2477.
The Nasdaq folks are watching tomorrow night's FOMC and dare not move.
The crypto circle is even more timid.
But look, $CNPY surged 22 points today.
In 24 hours, it went from 0.2509 to 0.3519, with trading volume skyrocketing 1500%.
The airdrop is on, the whole network is rushing in.
New coins are fierce, their rise is like riding a rocket.
Look at my 5 ETH long positions, entered at 1882.
Last night the highest unrealized profit was 785 points, now only 595 points remain.
A 190-point pullback overnight, 5 contracts equal 950U.
The Fed hasn't even met yet, but the money is already gone.
You see this market, no share when it rises, no one escapes when it falls.
New coins are partying, the mainstream is playing dead.
Holding longs waiting for a rate cut, all that comes is getting cut.After BTC reached around $79.5K, it completed a round of short-term liquidity clearing, followed by increased spot selling pressure and a noticeably more cautious market sentiment. 👀 What truly deserves attention now is ETF fund flows. If institutional funds choose to reduce spot exposure before advancing the CLARITY Act agenda in the U.S. Senate, it is more like waiting for policy results rather than necessarily long-term bearish on BTC. In the short term, I will focus on watching: • $77K–$78K: Can buyers hold their position • $80K: Can it regain stability and gain volume confirmation • ETF net flows: Will outflows continue or will there be a reversal? • Open Interest: Will leverage continue to accumulate? The CLARITY Act may bring new regulatory expectations to the crypto market, but volatility may still increase before the results become clear. So is this round of ETF selling pressure a risk signal or a pre-event redeployment? For me, the answer still needs price + trading volume + ETF flow to confirm. Don't chase the dip, nor rush to bottom-fish. First, see how the market chooses #BTC #Bitcoin #DailyOrbit #CLARITYAct #BitcoinETFWho is still holding strong with BTC, ETH, and SOL?😖
#本周FOMC揭晓，加息能否落地？
$BTC at 76992, falling back below 77,000 from this week's high of 79568. The Senate CLARITY vote today requires 60 votes, but Republicans don't have enough. The probability of a rate hike tomorrow night is 92.7%. Institutions are proactively reducing risk before the two big events. RSI is neutral at 56.8; if it breaks below 77000, watch for 76000. Among the three major coins, it has the strongest capital support. As long as 76000 holds, there's still hope.
$ETH at 2489, down nearly 2%. It failed to break through the 2550 to 2600 barrier and then dropped. The funds recently moved from BTC have paused. It's half a step weaker than BTC, but with macro events like rate decisions, it has more elasticity. If the rate hike is dovish, its rebound will be faster than BTC's.
$SOL at 102, the strongest among the three. When it dipped to 98.66 during the session, it was quickly bought up. Spot ETFs are still seeing inflows. Resistance lies between 105 and 108. It's backed by real money and will be the most resilient regardless of the outcome of the two big events.
With the two big events looming, BTC holding 76000, SOL being the strongest, and ETH waiting for dovish signals, don't chase highs tonight. Wait for the two events to conclude and then choose a direction to move.ZEC Is Bringing Privacy Back Into Focus
$ZEC has a different thesis from most crypto assets: its value is tied to whether users actually demand stronger financial privacy.
The bigger signal is adoption, shielded transactions and real network activity, not short-term price momentum.
If privacy becomes more important as on-chain activity grows, ZEC’s utility could become increasingly relevant.
I’d track usage first and price second.
#FOMCRateCallThisWeek #AnthropicIPOOnNasdaq $BTC can't break above 77,000, yet retail investors are still crazily adding longs? This time it might really be a feast for the whales!
The Fed is not playing around this time. Carlyle Group has already started signaling, with expectations of a 25 basis point rate hike heating up again, and even the possibility of continued hawkishness. Once interest rates rise, the dollar and bonds will absorb liquidity, and high-risk assets like BTC will naturally take the hit first.
The market is even more dangerous now: BTC is stuck at 77,000, ETF funds are flowing out; the retail greed index has surged to 66, leverage longs keep piling up, while whales are transferring coins to exchanges. Coinbase premium is still negative—retail is scrambling to accumulate, but institutions are not following.
So I don't think 77,000 is the bottom; it looks more like the final tug-of-war zone between bulls and bears. The FOMC is the real thunder. If it signals "rate hikes nearing the end," it might first kill shorts then rally; but if the dot plot remains hawkish, 75,000 or even 70,000 could be retested.
Before the FOMC, don't bet on direction with high leverage. Wait for the shoe to drop, see which way the funds move first, then follow.
Trading advice:
Long: Don't rush to chase at 77,000. Only if volume breaks through and confirms support is there room to go higher; otherwise, a rally could easily be a bull trap.
Short: If 77,000 continues to be pressured, breaks below 75,000 and fails to rebound above, the short side will open further, with focus on around 70,000 below.
#沙特关键输油管道受损，或停运数周 $ETH Is the "must-win pattern" in US stocks?
"In the past 100 years, buying the S&P 500 on September 27 of every US midterm election year and holding until July 18 of the following year. Ignoring macro factors, operating blindly. From 1930 to 2022, there were 24 occurrences, 23 were profitable, with a success rate of 95.8% and an average gain of 22.3%."
The "principle" behind this secret is: the third Friday of September is the "Triple Witching Day" for Wall Street derivatives settlement, when US stocks often hit their largest annual drop, so bottom-fishing on September 27 naturally yields the highest profits.
Many of the numbers in this secret are true, but the conclusion may not be.
#AI发展焦虑升温，芯片股集体走弱 Now is not the stage to blindly buy the dip, but to find positions carefully amid broken glass. BTC is tugging around 77,000, ETH near 2,500, with the market down over 4% in 24 hours, liquidations around $240 million, bulls still in majority, and leverage clearing not yet finished. Technically, BTC's defense lines are 76,000–77,000 and ETH's are 2,360–2,400; breaking these confirms weakness. Macro pressure is more direct: September FOMC rate hike bets are heating up, 10-year US Treasury yields approach 5%, oil prices surpass 100, and risk asset valuations are squeezed by liquidity. Strategy-wise, only light positions, phased entries, and trial-and-error are advisable; small buys can be made if BTC holds above 76,000 and ETH above 2,360, but stop if they break below. Avoid high leverage around the FOMC, and stay away from altcoins, memes, and freshly unlocked tokens. The bottom is reached through discipline, not faith or shouting; control drawdowns first, then talk about profits. #Robinhood stock tokens plan to support physical redemption and voting rights
Robinhood's head of crypto stated that their Stock Tokens plan will launch 1:1 physical redemption and voting rights for eligible users. CEO Tenev retweeted to confirm this roadmap.
Currently, these stock tokens are essentially debt securities, only providing exposure to stock price movements. Holders cannot redeem real stocks nor have shareholder voting rights; the underlying stocks are held by custodians. The current TVL has exceeded $170 million, and on-chain DEX trading volume is close to $50 billion.
After physical redemption is launched, users will be able to directly exchange tokens for the corresponding real stocks, no longer limited to selling for cash; the voting feature will also be opened to qualified holders later, but no timeline or eligibility rules have been announced yet.
This is a significant advancement for tokenized securities, but do not overhype the benefits.
1. It resolves the biggest market controversy: many previously questioned that stock tokens were just "paper contracts" without real shareholder rights. Physical redemption plus voting will greatly enhance product credibility, benefiting the long-term narrative of tokenization.
2. Note, this is only included in the roadmap, not immediately implemented, with no clear timeline, so there is a risk of delayed or unmet delivery. Also, the features will have KYC requirements, so not all users will enjoy full rights.
3. This is a positive sentiment boost for the crypto market but will not change the macro themes of BTC and ETH. With the FOMC decision imminent, US Treasury yields remain the core driver of the market.$BTC
I told you, the next rally is a trap ✅
During the FOMC meeting, we likely peaked before the FOMC, just as predicted! This is rare because most of the time $BTC peaks during or after the FOMC.
From 76K to 79K, we went long twice, and both times we knew it was a trap, so we nicely took profits at the top.
Now back to 76K.
Remember, after the FOMC, I said we would likely go for the 75.5K liquidity, and not before that.
We also nicely shorted some altcoins near 79K, especially ALTman; my team traders shorted $TAO, $ETHFI, and $ENA.
Some expect a further rally above 80K because they think the Clarity Act will pass tonight.
I said this last week, and I still hold this view...
The audience has a high probability of expecting the Clarity Act to pass.
However, based on my study of the current government's decision-making pattern in Q4, it will not pass.
They will provide a new framework that needs to be met by the next date for the Clarity Act to pass.
I expect it will only pass next time. Not tonight.
Reminder: 8 days until 72,782.$IOST Didn't make much judgment, just held on a bit longer, didn't expect it to really pay off.
Opened the market this morning, IOST lacked support, every surge fell short, I advised not to rush into short positions, wait until the rebound weakens before acting.
From 0.0008381 to 0.0007640, short position +88.65%, nailed it.
Closed 80% first, kept 20% at cost price for protection, let the rest run with the continued drop to let profits grow, only realized profits count as profits.
Panic comes from lack of planning, losses come from overthinking. Being out of position isn't a sin, reckless opening of positions is the mistake. Chasing highs easily leaves you stuck at the peak, wait for the next shot, there will be more opportunities.
$XRP $ADA $ZEC $ETH $BTC Key resistance: A large amount of trapped positions accumulate around the $82,000—$83,000 range, which is a high selling pressure zone on-chain, making it difficult to break through directly in the short term.
Support below: The $74,000—$75,000 range is the first critical defense line; if breached, it will likely retest $72,000 or even $70,000.
Indicator divergence: Price oscillates at a high level while spot CVD continues to decline, indicating weak spot buying power. The sustainability of the rebound is questionable, with a risk of a rapid pullback.
Intense macro events: Bill voting and rate hike expectations dominate the trend.
September 15 key node: The procedural vote (cloture) on the "Clear Act" is held today, requiring 60 votes to pass to the next stage. If passed, it will provide a sentiment-driven catalyst for BTC, potentially triggering a pulse rally to the $85,000—$90,000 range.
Federal Reserve rate decision: The probability of a 25 basis point rate hike at the September 16 meeting is about 60%. The market has priced in some of the negative factors in advance, but if the dot plot indicates another hike within the year, it will deal a significant blow to the crypto market.
Macro environment under pressure: Oil prices breaking $100, PPI year-on-year rising to 5.4%, and the 10-year US Treasury yield approaching 5%—the high interest rate environment continues to suppress BTC's independent strength.
Negative factors priced in advance: After the CPI release, BTC first dropped to $76,200 then quickly pulled back to $78,000, showing a typical "kill longs first, then squeeze shorts" pattern. The rise looks more like a technical correction after fully priced expectations rather than a reversal. Who understands, $XRP up more than 100 times, +143.74%, opened at 1.4053, marked at 1.4255, even large market cap can create room.
Trade only after the descending channel breaks and the pullback holds without breaking, enter when volume moderately expands. Leverage is extremely high, position size and stop loss must be fixed in advance, rely on discipline not intuition.
Reality: On-chain daily transactions remain high, institutional product funds continuously inflow, futures open interest is also high, indicating high attention.
#本周FOMC揭晓，加息能否落地？ #AI发展焦虑升温，芯片股集体走弱
The trend is more of a volatile recovery, around 1.45 is a hurdle, only after passing it will it be smooth. Suggest taking profits in batches, keep a very light position, close first if it falls below 1.38-1.40, control drawdown. $FIL $CNPY SNDK yesterday's spike at 1582 couldn't be pulled back after the surge, and no one dared to chase the wave at 1807.
The previous trading day had a low of 1505, a high touching 1582, opened at 1522, closed at 1552, with a volume of 9.59 million, which shrank compared to the previous days. Pre-market hovered around 1562 to 1570. Looking further back, on September 8 and 9 it also touched 1807, then declined steadily.
Resistance remains between 1582 and 1633 above, and further up from 1721 to 1807. Below, if 1505 breaks again, it’s likely to first see 1493; if that area can't hold either, the short term may look for space between 1449 and 1417.
In the short term, watch if the 1552 level, yesterday's close, can hold. If it can't, treat it as the roller coaster coming down from 2354 still grinding, don't chase at this price now. Those already holding should watch if the 1505 low from yesterday can hold; if not, consider trimming positions. Those looking to buy on dips should wait for a pullback and reconsider if it can't break through 1582, don't catch a falling knife mid-air. $SNDK 🚨 BTC Pre-Market Key Observations
$BTC is currently hovering around $77,000.
U.S. stock futures have rebounded, and risk asset sentiment has temporarily improved. Pre-market showed:
▫️ Nasdaq futures +0.95%
▫️ S&P 500 futures +0.79%
▫️ Crude oil prices slightly retreated
This is a short-term positive signal for BTC.
However, the market still faces multiple variables including Federal Reserve policy, U.S. Treasury yields, and the vote on the CLARITY Act. The real key for BTC today is not just a simple rebound, but:
👉 Whether it can firmly hold the $77,500–78,000 range again.
My view:
Stabilizing above $77,500 → Bulls have a chance to continue challenging $79,000–80,000.
Breaking below $76,000 → Short-term structure weakens, risk of bull liquidity being liquidated.
⚠️ Currently, this is a news-driven + high volatility market; it is recommended to control position size and wait for confirmation before acting.
#BTC #Bitcoin #Cryptocurrency #USStocks #CLARITYXAU today’s spike at 4317, after the surge it went down bearish, no one dares to follow the wave at 4443 anymore.
Yesterday’s low was 4253, the high touched 4355, closed at 4288. Today opened near 4288, the high didn’t surpass 4317, the low was 4261, current price around 4275. The rebound lacks volume, just grinding near yesterday’s low.
Resistance above is still between 4317 and 4355, only above that is 4403 to 4443. If 4261 breaks below, it’s easy to see 4253 first; if that level can’t hold either, short term will look to the old low near 4283 and then search lower.
Short term focus on whether the current price around 4275 can hold. If it can’t hold, consider it still digesting the drop from 4443, don’t chase at this price now. For those holding, watch if 4261 to 4253 support holds; if not, reduce positions; for those looking to catch a dip, wait for a rebound that can surpass 4317 before considering, don’t catch a falling knife mid-air. $XAU $BTC, $ETH, $ZEC and the broader altcoin market are all on my radar. Even crude oil isn’t being ignored. While many traders are focused on finding the perfect dip, I’m watching for failed breakouts, weakening momentum, crowded longs, and liquidity above key highs. The stronger the market becomes, the more interested I get in identifying where the upside could run out of fuel. My focus right now: 🔹 $BTC: watching the $82K–$84K area for signs of exhaustion 🔹 $ETH: monitoring $2.45K–$2.60K for a The last few hours before the CLARITY vote, no disagreements resolved
At 2:15 AM Beijing time on September 16, the Senate will hold a procedural vote on the CLARITY bill
60 votes are needed to advance. Republicans hold 53 seats, at least 7 Democrats are expected to defect. But at least 4 Republican senators already oppose it, and bipartisan efforts to win over Democrats are intensifying
The ethics clause is the core issue
Trump has agreed to about 80% of the amendments, but Democrats want more, and no consensus has been reached
The stablecoin yield dispute remains unresolved; 8 banking groups and 18 state attorneys general officially opposed on September 15
Polymarket probability is about 16%-19%
$BTC fell below 77,000 before the vote, with over $200 million liquidated in 12 hours
If the vote fails, the bill is basically dead until 2026
#CLARITY投票前分歧未解 Don't be misled by a single big bullish candle; what truly determines the market trend is whether the capital can continuously follow through.
After $BTC breaks through, if the trading volume quickly shrinks, it indicates that the chasing funds are still cautious, and the price may return to the original range; for $ETH, only if it can hold support during the pullback and maintain relative strength does it indicate that the rotation is not just a flash in the pan.
My observation is: the short-term outlook can be slightly bullish, but do not chase the highs. Wait for a pullback confirmation and volume to expand again before judging whether the trend has truly opened. #本周FOMC揭晓，加息能否落地？ $WLFI as a governance token, the token itself indeed does not have income distribution rights, but calling it a "Chili coin" might be a typo from the input method; here it should be understood as a "governance coin."
📌 Positioning of the WLFI token
The official whitepaper clearly states: WLFI cannot receive any profit distribution; its sole function is governance voting. It is not like some tokens that share protocol profits or pay dividends.
💰 But the "project" itself has income
Although the WLFI token does not distribute money, the World Liberty Financial project earns real money through the USD1 stablecoin:
· Interest income: USD1 reserves (such as U.S. Treasury bonds) generate interest, with expected annual income close to $150 million.
· Income destination: This income belongs to the project company. Entities related to the Trump family hold about 38%-40% equity and take 75% of the net proceeds from token sales.
⚠️ Key conflict of interest
This creates an awkward situation: you buy WLFI to vote, but the money the project earns mainly flows to shareholders (such as the Trump family), effectively funding USD1. Large holders of USD1 get rewarded with WLFI, not WLFI holders themselves.
So strictly speaking: WLFI tokens have no income rights, but the WLFI project has income, which is unrelated to token holders.ETF FLOWS ARE CHANGING ALLOCATION
As of Sept. 14: $BTC: +$134.3M in ETF inflows $ETH: +$121.0M, with ETHA attracting $80.5M.
The gap is narrowing. ETH is attracting nearly as much ETF capital as BTC in one session, suggesting institutional flows are no longer concentrated solely in the largest asset.
This is not confirmation of Altseason. But if ETH sustains strong flows alongside relative strength, it could signal early capital rotation.
Watch ETF flows before price alone. Among the BTC, SOL, and ARB positions, which one to reduce and which to keep before the rate decision?
#本周FOMC揭晓，加息能否落地？
Before the rate decision, managing positions is like packing your bag before an exam. For $BTC, $SOL, and $ARB, you need to first figure out which to keep in your pocket and which to put down.
BTC at 76,900 is the anchor, the most resistant to decline, the one to keep in your pocket, holding steady at 76,000; SOL is high beta, falling sharply but also rebounding sharply, so it depends—if BTC holds 76,500, keep SOL to bet on a rebound; if it breaks 76,000, reduce SOL by half first; ARB, as an L2 with the greatest elasticity but also the most fragile, lacking independent buying power and relying entirely on sentiment, is the one to put down first. At such a highly volatile moment like the rate decision, don’t bet on direction with it.
If the rate decision is dovish and a rebound follows, SOL and ARB will bounce sharply, so reducing too early means missing out; if it’s hawkish and the market continues to drop, BTC will hold up, while SOL and ARB will fall first. Reducing ARB first is about survival. Reduce the most fragile first, then watch the most elastic, and finally keep the most stable. On the eve of the rate decision, don’t stake your positions on coins without solid support.Bitcoin Tonight: $77,000 Gained and Lost Again, Two “Boots” Yet to Fall
The sentiment in the crypto market tonight can be summed up in one sentence: Hold your breath and wait for the outcome.
Bitcoin briefly rebounded above $79,000 during the day, then gave back all gains, falling below $77,000. Ethereum dropped below $2,500, and XRP retreated from $1.49 to around $1.42.
Pressure comes from two sides. First, the 10-year US Treasury yield broke above 5%, Brent crude oil rose above $107, and the market’s bet on a Fed rate hike nears 90%, putting risk assets under broad pressure. Second, the procedural vote on the CLARITY Act will be revealed tonight; it requires 60 votes to advance, with Republicans holding only 53 seats, so at least 7 Democrats must defect. Polymarket’s probability surged to 32% before falling back, with the disagreement focused on the morality clause and stablecoin rewards.
One notable signal: Binance altcoin inflow transaction volume 7-day average surged nearly 4 times from 8,300 in July to 31,800, indicating mounting profit-taking pressure.
Tonight’s script depends on two answers: Is the rate hike a “one-time” event or the “start of a new cycle”? Will the bill “advance” or get “stuck”? BTC’s short-term support is at 77K, with 79K-80K as the first resistance. Before the results come out, the volatility itself is the trade.
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#本周FOMC揭晓，加息能否落地？ XMU: Behind the nearly thousand-dollar unit price lies a desert of liquidity and a lack of narrative
What exactly is being traded in a token priced close to Bitcoin but with a market cap of zero?
XMU is quoted at $979.21, down 4.51% in 24 hours, with a volatility exceeding 5%. Its unit price nearly matches BTC, yet the market cap column glaringly shows $0.00M, and the trading volume is only 2.34 million USDT. This extremely abnormal "high unit price, zero market cap, low volume" triple profile reveals a very high concentration of holdings and an extremely low circulating supply—a typical characteristic of an internal self-circulating market.
Sentiment and capital are both silent: no social buzz, bullish and bearish sentiments both at 0%, smart money net short with zero holdings and zero traders. Professional capital does not participate in pricing, retail investors lack willingness to take over, and the order book is entirely maintained unilaterally by market makers. A high unit price is often a psychological anchor propped up by the project team or early investors through extremely low circulation, but it actually lacks fundamental support.
Core judgment: XMU lacks effective circulation and external narrative drivers, making it a high-risk, low-liquidity asset. Non-professional market makers should avoid it, and it is highly likely to maintain a gradual downward consolidation trend in the short term.#Saudi Arabia's key oil pipeline damaged, may be out of operation for weeks
I am the mid-term intelligence guy.
When Saudi Petroline stops for weeks, my first reaction is not "Middle East chaos boosts BTC," but oil prices breaking $100 → inflation rebound → Fed dares not ease → liquidity tightens → risk assets get hit first.
$BTC is not an island now; it’s like a cousin of high-beta tech debt: Nasdaq turns green, US Treasury yields push up, and it gets hammered by leveraged positions first.
In the short term, don’t trust the old "geopolitical safe haven" script. If 77,000 doesn’t hold, look down to the 74,000 chip zone; a real rebound needs two signals — pipeline repair schedule confirmed, and Fed’s tone shifting from "still tight" to "data-dependent."
Mid-term, I’m watching: if the Middle East situation drags from weeks to quarters, damaging fiat credit further, BTC’s "safe haven narrative" will be repriced again.
$ETH
$ZEC $WLFI as a governance token, the token itself indeed does not have income distribution rights, but calling it a "Chilean coin" might be a typo from the input method; here it should be understood as a "governance coin."
📌 Positioning of the WLFI token
The official whitepaper clearly states: WLFI cannot receive any profit distribution; its sole function is governance voting. It is not like some tokens that share protocol profits or pay dividends.
💰 But the "project" itself has income
Although the WLFI token does not distribute money, the World Liberty Financial project earns real money through the USD1 stablecoin:
· Interest income: USD1 reserves (such as U.S. Treasury bonds) generate interest, with expected annual income close to $150 million.
· Income destination: This income belongs to the project company. Entities related to the Trump family hold about 38%-40% equity and take 75% of the net proceeds from token sales.
⚠️ Key conflict of interest
This creates an awkward situation: you buy WLFI to vote, but the money the project earns mainly flows to shareholders (such as the Trump family), effectively funding USD1. Large holders hold USD1 and get rewarded with WLFI, not WLFI holders.
So strictly speaking: the WLFI token has no income rights, but the WLFI project has income, which is unrelated to token holders.FOMC starts today too. $BTC is the rates hedge. $ENA is the on-chain dollar. $HYPE is leverage on both. Macro and market structure in the same 48 hours. Size down, do not guess the print.$WLFI $WLFI as a governance token, the token itself indeed does not have income distribution rights, but calling it a "Chile coin" might be a typo from the input method; here it should be understood as a "governance coin."
📌 Positioning of the WLFI token
The official whitepaper clearly states: WLFI cannot receive any profit distribution; its sole function is governance voting. It is not like some tokens that share protocol profits or pay dividends.
💰 But the "project" itself has income
Although the WLFI token does not distribute profits, the World Liberty Financial project earns real money through the USD1 stablecoin:
· Interest income: USD1 reserves (such as U.S. Treasury bonds) generate interest, with expected annual income close to $150 million.
· Income destination: This income belongs to the project company. Entities related to the Trump family hold about 38%-40% equity and take 75% of the net proceeds from token sales.
⚠️ Key conflict of interest
This creates an awkward situation: you buy WLFI to vote, but the money the project earns mainly flows to shareholders (such as the Trump family), effectively funding USD1. Large holders hold USD1 and get rewarded with WLFI, not WLFI holders.
So strictly speaking: the WLFI token has no income rights, but the WLFI project has income, which is unrelated to token holders.$BR surged then fell back, the bears are not done yet!
Brothers, BR has rallied sharply from around 0.2 to 0.57, the rise was indeed fierce, but the faster it rises, the greater the profit-taking pressure later.
After failing to break through near 0.57, the price quickly fell back, and now it has returned to around 0.2. This is no longer a simple correction; there is obvious selling pressure at the high level, and the short-term momentum has weakened.
Looking at the chips, BR itself has a relatively high concentration. Once large funds start to cash out, the price can easily experience continuous stampedes.
Although there is news that Basent supports the final draft of the CLARITY bill, the market has not shown any obvious strong response. The positive news cannot drive the price up, so we need to be more cautious about further declines.
My simple thought: short on rebounds, do not chase the dip.
If the rebound near 0.2 cannot hold at 0.21–0.22, consider short positions, with a target at 0.19 and a stop loss above 0.225. #CLARITY投票前分歧未解 Trump has conceded, but the market ran ahead
The Senate procedural vote hasn't started yet, but $BTC has already dropped from 79,600 to 76,658.
At the last moment, Trump agreed to about 80% of the bipartisan ethics provisions, including that public officials must divest crypto assets or set up blind trusts. In the prediction market, the probability of the bill being signed this year jumped from 17% to 29%.
However, the market didn't wait for the vote to land and directly cashed in the good news early. This drop is essentially a "buy the rumor, sell the fact" scenario—before the good news landed, funds had already positioned in advance, and once the news came out, profit-taking was concentrated.
From a trading perspective, this kind of "news hasn't landed, but the market has already moved" situation is the easiest for those chasing highs to get trapped. #本周FOMC揭晓，加息能否落地？ ⛏️BTC mining cost hits 75.5K! The brutal mining industry elimination race officially draws blood!
Many people overlook the miners' lifeline behind the market. Now, the Bitcoin $BTC mining reshuffle has reached the stage of real cash flow battles!
In Q2, the weighted average pre-tax cash mining cost of listed mining companies surged directly to $75,500.
By the end of Q2, BTC price was only $58,400, causing the entire industry to fall below the cash breakeven line.
In June, the Hash Price (hashrate price) dropped to $27.7/PH/s/day, hitting a historic low. Miners' revenue per unit of hashrate was squeezed to the extreme, and the income from mining one coin could not cover electricity and maintenance costs.
Under pressure, mining companies were forced to shrink to survive:
Core Scientific directly shelled out $41.9 million to cancel about 15 EH/s of next-generation mining machine orders.
Many listed mining companies chose to shut down and reduce production, with weaker players gradually exiting the market.
Short-term pain, long-term chip restructuring
In the short term: miners reduce capacity, selling pressure will persist. If the price stays below 75,500 for a long time, it will continue to squeeze the survival space of small and medium miners.
But from another perspective, this is a major industry clearance.
Miners who cannot withstand financial pressure will exit, and hashrate and Bitcoin chips will continuously concentrate in cash-flow-strong leading mining companies.
75.5K is the miners' lifeline cost.
Once the market deeply retraces near this range, it will trigger very strong industrial buying support.
This is why 75,000 is regarded as the lifeline of BTC's current bull structure.
If it breaks down effectively, it means intensified losses for many miners and accelerated industry reshuffle;
Holding this line means after miners finish capacity reduction, the chip structure for the subsequent bull market will be healthier.
Market context
$BTC support at 77,000‑76,000, strong lifeline at 75,000; resistance at 78,000‑79,000‑80,000 Crypto’s biggest chart today may not be a crypto chart.
The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield just broke 5.03%—its highest since 2007—as oil approached $108 and markets priced a 94% chance of a Fed hike tomorrow.
That combination raises the cost of capital everywhere. For altcoins, the next catalyst may come from the bond screen before the candlestick.
#FOMCRateCallThisWeek #AIAnxietyHitsChipStocks #SaudiOilPipelineDamaged DOGE at $0.083, do you still dare to hold it?
First, look at the surface: it has dropped, but not completely.
It fell 7-8% in the past 7 days, which looks scary. But check the monthly chart — it’s still up 18-20% over 30 days. The weekly pullback after the monthly rebound is not a crash, it’s a squat. The price is now stuck in the 0.081-0.0825 support zone that has held multiple times, and the TD Sequential has issued a buy signal. Historically, when this signal lights up, a 2-11% rebound usually follows.
First thing: The ETF closed, but this is not bad news, it’s a filter.
Bitwise announced the closure of its spot DOGE ETF after 10 months, with a pitifully small scale and almost zero capital inflow. Many panicked just seeing the word "closure."
What impact does shutting down an ETF that no one buys have on DOGE?
The answer is: none. DOGE has never lived off ETFs. It lives on its community, Elon Musk, and the phrase "Doge to the Moon."
Second thing: Whales are buying, retail investors are scared.
During the recent pullback, whale addresses increased their holdings by about 240 million DOGE, and the proportion of large holders is rising.
The same candlestick chart looks like "it’s going down to 0.075" to retail investors, but whales see it as a "discount sale." That’s what cognitive difference means.
DOGE’s 1st Moon mission window is mid-September, carried by SpaceX’s Falcon 9, a real moon landing narrative funded by DOGE. You can call it hype, but hype itself is DOGE’s fundamental.
Third thing: Tonight and tomorrow, two knives fall simultaneously.
Tonight: CLARITY Act procedural vote, market prices the probability of passage at only 20-32%.
Tomorrow: FOMC decision + dot plot, with a 70-88% chance priced in for a 25bp rate hike.
If the bill passes → regulatory certainty improves → altcoin sentiment ignites → DOGE takes off directly.
If the bill fails → regulatory uncertainty continues → altcoins under pressure → DOGE falls first then rises (bad news priced in).
FOMC rate hike + hawkish stance → no-yield assets get hit → DOGE may test 0.079.
FOMC unexpectedly dovish → risk assets rally → DOGE surges past 0.09.
Bull vs. bear, you decide.
On one side:
Whales increased holdings by 240 million during the pullback, big players accumulating.
DOGE’s 1st Moon mission window is mid-September.
30-day gain of 18-20%, monthly trend intact.
0.081-0.0825 support held multiple times, TD buy signal appeared.
On the other side:
Bitwise closes DOGE ETF, institutional narrative hit.
Low probability of CLARITY Act passing.
70-88% chance of FOMC rate hike, hawkish risk high.
200-day moving average above daily price suppresses, multiple failed attempts at 0.09.
Resistance above: 0.086-0.088 → 0.090-0.093 (200-day MA, multiple rejections).
Support below: 0.081-0.0825 → 0.079 → 0.075.
Trading strategy
Short-term players:
Buy in batches at 0.082-0.0835, stop loss at 0.0805, first target 0.087-0.089 to sell half. After volume confirms a breakout at 0.0855-0.086, chase longs aiming for 0.092-0.093.
Bearish/Wait-and-see players:
If FOMC hikes + hawkish tone, or price rebounds to 0.086-0.088 and meets resistance, consider light short positions targeting 0.081-0.079, stop loss at 0.089-0.090.
Long-term believers:
Blindly dollar-cost average below 0.08. DOGE’s inflation rate has dropped to about 3%, with 5 billion new coins issued annually. It sounds like a lot, but relative to the 156 billion circulating supply, dilution is decreasing. Treat it as a "Meme version of BTC," betting on the next round of Elon Musk’s endorsements + bull market sentiment resonance.
DOGE has never risen on fundamentals; it rises because others dare to buy when you don’t.
DOGE at 0.083 and DOGE at 0.3 are the same thing; what changes is not the value, but your courage.
On DOGE’s 1st Moon landing day, you’ll realize:
It’s not that DOGE can’t make it, it’s that you can’t hold on.
At 0.083, do you dare to get on board?
$BTC $ETH $DOGE Capital Flow: Key Turning Point in ETF Fund Flows
ETF — Ending Consecutive Outflows, Single-Day Net Inflow of $160 Million
This is the most important capital flow change today. Yesterday (September 14), the US Bitcoin spot ETF recorded a net inflow of $159.9 million, ending the previous three consecutive days of net outflows and marking the first positive inflow in five trading days. Among them, BlackRock's IBIT had a single-day net inflow of $134.3 million, Fidelity's FBTC net inflow was $53.3 million, while ARKB saw an outflow of $42 million.
This turning point is significant: in the previous week (September 8-12), BTC ETFs had a cumulative net outflow of about $463 million, the largest single-week outflow in nearly 10 weeks. The shift to net inflows in ETF funds before a key event indicates that some institutional funds are using the pullback for left-side positioning rather than a full exit.
Ethereum ETFs simultaneously recorded a net inflow of about $121 million, with BlackRock's ETHA also contributing major inflows. The synchronized warming of BTC and ETH fund flows is a positive signal. $BTC $ETH $ZEC #10年期美债收益率突破5% Crypto’s biggest chart today may not be a crypto chart.
The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield just broke 5.03%—its highest since 2007—as oil approached $108 and markets priced a 94% chance of a Fed hike tomorrow.
That combination raises the cost of capital everywhere. For altcoins, the next catalyst may come from the bond screen before the candlestick.
#FOMCRateCallThisWeek #AIAnxietyHitsChipStocks #SaudiOilPipelineDamaged BTCFi Track "Clear Bull Market": Which of the Four Kings Has the Highest Risk-Reward Ratio? An In-Depth Review Reveals the Answer
⚠️This article is purely an on-chain logic popular science review and does not constitute any investment advice
The market generally regards BTCFi as the main theme of this bull market, calling it the "clear track." But a clear track does not mean blind buying; the biggest trap in a bull market is focusing only on upside potential while ignoring possible drawdowns. Even within the BTCFi track, the four kings—CORE, STX, Babylon, and MERL—have vastly different expected returns and potential risks. The risk-reward ratio is the core metric to evaluate these assets.
Babylon (BABY): Conservative type, risk-reward ratio ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Babylon is positioned as a native BTC re-staking security layer, not a full blockchain. Users lock BTC on the Bitcoin mainnet without cross-chain wrapping, staking BTC to provide network security for other PoS blockchains and earn BABY rewards.
✅ Expected returns: Institutional funds continue to enter, the scale of native staked BTC steadily rises, representing a slow bull market that follows the BTCFi sector's steady growth, making extreme surges unlikely.
⚠️ Risks: Single product function, lacks a complete DeFi ecosystem; staking carries penalty risks; returns depend on token issuance, lacking stable protocol fees.
Risk-reward characteristics: Controllable drawdowns, moderate returns, suitable for base position allocation, a defensive asset in the track.
STX (Stacks): Value type, risk-reward ratio ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Stacks is a native Bitcoin L2, tested through multiple bull and bear cycles. With the Nakamoto upgrade implemented, sBTC closes the asset loop, and staking STX mining directly issues native BTC, a unique moat in this track.
✅ Expected returns: Long-term capital continues to accumulate; as long as the BTCFi ecosystem keeps developing, valuation steadily recovers. Good gains in bull markets and strong bear market resistance.
⚠️ Risks: Long staking lock-up periods; sBTC multi-signature custody remains controversial; slow ecosystem expansion limits short-term explosive potential.
Risk-reward characteristics: Limited downside, strong upside certainty, the best overall risk-reward among the four kings, suitable for long-term capital.
CORE: Speculative type, risk-reward ratio ⭐⭐⭐
CORE is an independent L1 blockchain with Satoshi Plus hybrid consensus, dual staking of BTC+CORE, mainly promoting institutional lstBTC liquid staking certificates, with a complete lending, asset management, and payment ecosystem.
✅ Expected returns: The narrative has the greatest imagination; if lstBTC scales massively and institutional funds flood in, bull market elasticity is huge, with the highest potential returns.
⚠️ Risks: 69 million ghost tokens remain from the 8.31 vulnerability; 81-year linear token release; staking rewards rely on CORE issuance subsidies; real protocol fees are minimal. If the narrative fails, drawdowns will be severe.
Risk-reward characteristics: High returns, high drawdowns, only suitable for small speculative positions, never heavy allocation.
Merlin Chain (MERL): Cyclical hotspot type, risk-reward ratio ⭐⭐
Merlin is an EVM-compatible Bitcoin L2, focusing on BRC20 and Runes inscription assets, with complete DEX and lending applications.
✅ Expected returns: Short-term explosive gains during inscription market booms, with very high short-term return ceilings.
⚠️ Risks: BTC uses MPC custody, not native time-locked staking; market highly tied to inscription hotspots; TVL shrinks rapidly after hype fades, with huge bear market drawdowns.
Risk-reward characteristics: Strong short-term explosiveness but weak fundamentals, purely sentiment-driven, worst risk-reward ratio, only suitable for quick in-and-out trading.
Understanding the Risk-Reward Ratio: Remember These 3 Criteria
1. Potential returns depend on actual implementation, not just stories
Pure narrative hype leads to quick rises and falls; assets with real staking volume and sustained ecosystem demand have more stable returns.
2. Risks include hidden burdens
Contract vulnerabilities, large leftover tokens, long-term inflation, custody scheme flaws—these hidden risks are often overlooked in bull markets but explode in bear markets.
3. Evaluate returns and drawdowns together
Don’t just look at how many times it can rise; also assess the maximum potential loss if the market reverses. For the same expected returns, smaller drawdowns mean a higher risk-reward ratio.
One-Sentence Summary of the Four Kings
STX: Strong return certainty, controllable drawdowns, best overall cost-performance;
Babylon: Institutional infrastructure, steady and safe, moderate returns, lower risk;
CORE: Highest return ceiling but equally high risk, highly speculative;
MERL: Strong short-term explosiveness but heavy cyclical nature, unbalanced risk-reward.
Although BTCFi is a clear bull market, internal differentiation within the track will be severe. Not all assets will benefit from dividends; many only surge short-term riding sector heat.
Prioritize assets with excellent risk-reward ratios, control position sizes, and avoid being swept up by bull market emotions into heavy bets.
💬 Interactive question: In your view, do you prefer a high-certainty slow bull or a high-odds speculative market? Share your thoughts in the comments!
(Full text 795 words)Jason Thomas of Carlyle bluntly said that the Fed wants to raise rates by another 25 basis points, and the pressure is already high.
These words come from an institution managing hundreds of billions of dollars, not just a casual complaint. The threshold for raising interest rates is rising, and future actions will be more hesitant.
For project teams, financing costs, market-making depth, and whether users are willing to keep their money on-chain all follow this expectation. The greater the pressure, the more likely liquidity is to loosen first.
I tend to think the tail end of this tightening is closer than the dot plot shows. But being close doesn't mean turning around immediately; there's still inflation data to pass through.
What the industry is pricing in now: is this the last rate hike, or is the cut earlier than planned?
#本周FOMC揭晓, can rate hikes be implemented?
#10年期美债收益率突破5% $ZEC A few days ago, $LAB had a big rise, and I said it was most likely just a rebound. Yesterday, after it dropped, I wrote another article saying you can't bottom-fish. So far, both of my judgments are correct. So far, can we buy the bottom now? At present, the data doesn't give me the urge to buy the bottom immediately. —————————————————— Let's look at its contract data. We can see that during today's drop, the long-short ratio of its contracts was rising, but its open interest didn't move much. I think this shows that some bears have turned into bulls in the market. If that's the case, you need to look at the proportion of these shorts converting into longs. This requires looking at data from a longer period. Let's look at data from a longer period. We can see that its current contract long-short ratio hasn't returned to previous highs. In other words, the short-selling ratio converted today isn't that high. So, I don't have a particularly strong desire to buy the dip right now. —————————————————— I think there's no need to rush for now. It's best to wait until the market enters a downward cycle and then see $LAB's performance before making a decision. In my impression, these old coins often follow the decline but don't rise. When the market rises, it doesn't necessarily rise; when it falls, it often faces selling pressure. If it can hold the current price during a market downturn, it means the market makers are accumulating shares$DOGE has been criticized as air for five years, yet it has lasted the longest
Newcomers entering the circle get their first lesson: don't touch Dogecoin, it's an old relic.
The data looks like this: 1-minute block time, transaction fees of a few cents, Reddit tips actually use it.
Even more absurd is that it merged mines with $LTC, freeloading on hash power to ensure security without burning much electricity itself.Key Clarity Act Vote Lands Tonight｜Crypto Market Turning Point Window Opens
Tonight the crypto community faces a critical annual milestone as the US Clarity crypto bill undergoes a key declarative vote. This is not the final legislation but directly determines whether the bill can proceed further, making it the most important catalyst in the current market.
Previously, the US passed stablecoin legislation clarifying the compliance framework for stablecoin issuance. The Clarity Act aims to address more core issues: rules for digital asset issuance, trading, custody, and the regulatory authority division between the SEC and CFTC. Once rules are clear, exchanges, RWA, on-chain derivatives, compliant custody, and other businesses could flow back from offshore markets to the US mainland.
However, passing this vote is extremely difficult. On the surface, all parties support regulatory clarity, but behind the scenes, it’s a three-way battle of interests: Democrats demand stricter conflict-of-interest restrictions to prevent the Trump family from profiting from crypto businesses; banks worry stablecoins and crypto platforms will divert deposits; developers and DeFi projects fear expanded anti-money laundering responsibilities will bring wallet developers and node operators under financial intermediary regulation.
Outwardly it’s about defining regulatory boundaries, but essentially it’s a redistribution of interests. If the bill advances smoothly, market sentiment will ignite instantly, and the crypto sector could see a rally.
What do you think the vote outcome will be—will it exceed expectations or fall short?👇