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With Samsung's positive news, tech stocks may move along tomorrow
Today's news, I think, shouldn't be taken solely as positive news for Samsung.
On the news front, Samsung expects to significantly expand its HBM4 and HBM4E production capacity next year, with the proportion of high-end HBM in total products continuing to rise
There's another detail: even for the glass substrate cleaning segment, Samsung has already pushed up next year's demand in advance
This shows that it's not suddenly trying to sell more memory, but rather making room for next year's AI storage needs.
Samsung Electronics
The most direct indicator for Korean stocks tomorrow will still be Samsung, and the market may first trade in expectations of HBM4 volume expansion.
2. SK Hynix
Samsung is ramping up, which will actually make the market continue to focus on AI storage demand, and SK Hynix might also be taken along.
3. MU, Micron
The more advanced HBM capacity relies on, the tighter the supply of ordinary DRAM may become, potentially affecting both AI memory and traditional memory.
4. SNDK
It's a bit farther from HBM, but if capital starts spreading into the storage sector, NAND could also be casually touched.
Above that is NVDA
Because HBM ultimately still serves AI GPUs and servers. Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron are expanding their storage behind AI computing power.
So tomorrow I'll personally watch:
If Samsung or SK Hynix move, it will be the market for Korean Storage itself.
If MU, SNDK, and even NVDA also move a bit, tech stocks might see a brief upward rally.#ZEC high-level oscillation, long and short positions begin to diverge After ZEC surged near 1600, it started oscillating at a high level, and long and short positions quietly began to diverge. First, an interesting point. One address holds 38,000 ZEC short positions with an unrealized loss exceeding $33 million, but at the same time it also holds 202,000 ZEC spot, valued at $320 million. This short position is most likely not a pure bearish bet but a hedge against the spot holdings. In other w$FIL Storage sector internal rotation pattern (already unfolding)
The capital rotation order in the storage track has always been: AR leads the rally to ignite sector heat, and after the heat spreads, funds flow back to FIL for a supplementary rise.
AR has a smaller market cap, and the AI permanent storage narrative is fresh, so speculative funds prioritize pumping AR to create a profit effect, attracting market attention to the entire storage sector;
FIL has a larger market cap, and the positive factor is the supply contraction time window on October 15, making it a later-stage supplementary target in the sector, which will not violently surge ahead of AR.
⏱️ FIL's most probable rally time windows
First opportunity: When AR is oscillating at a high level and begins to pull back for consolidation (short-term window)
When AR rises to the resistance level of 4.7-5U, profit-taking is heavy and growth stalls at a high level. A large portion of the capital exiting AR will switch to FIL, which has not yet fully exploded, to speculate on the supply contraction expectation. In other words, AR rests, FIL takes over.
Second main rally window: Late September to October 10 (the most critical countdown rally)
As the market approaches the October 15 node when PL share release ends, the market will continuously ferment the expectation of "75% supply reduction," maximizing the countdown effect. This is FIL's most anticipated rally cycle this round. $AR A-share Queen Zhang Sufen shakes her head after seeing it: CORE with an unclean fundamental is only fit to be a “satellite position”!
⚠️This article only reviews publicly available on-chain information and does not constitute any investment advice
Zhang Sufen, a contrarian bull investor in A-shares, is often called the queen of turnaround in adversity. Her investment iron rules are very clear: for core holdings, fundamentals must be clean, major risks must be visible and quantifiable; any hidden risks that cannot be clearly explained, no matter how hyped the theme, must never be held heavily, at most held in a very small position as a satellite position to speculate on market moves.
Using this standard to evaluate CORE, the answer is clear: the BTCFi narrative is flashy, but the fundamentals have many lingering hidden risks. Under Zhang Sufen’s screening framework, it cannot be a main holding, only suitable for light positions to speculate on hot pulses.
1. Comparing to Zhang Sufen’s stock selection bottom line, CORE repeatedly triggers red flags
Zhang Sufen’s primary principle for turnaround investing: risk takes precedence over return, rejecting information black boxes.
1. Chip side: 69 million ghost chips exist, representing unquantifiable hidden selling pressure
The 8.31 contract vulnerability incident saw tens of millions of tokens transferred out before the hard fork. The hard fork only blocked further excessive minting afterward, but the already leaked ghost chips cannot be rolled back or frozen. The project team has not fully disclosed the hacker address list, nor provided a destruction or recovery plan.
This batch of chips cost nearly zero, and once the market rallies, they could be dumped anytime. Zhang Sufen’s stock picks strongly reject such unknown large chip risks, as the risk is unpredictable and does not meet core holding requirements.
2. Token supply: 81 years of continuous inflation, value realization is far off
CORE’s total supply cap is 2.1 billion tokens, but block reward release spans 81 years, with annual continuous token issuance for node and staking incentives. The original fee burn mechanism was canceled and replaced by token buybacks funded by SatPay business profits to offset dilution.
However, the flagship product SatPay keeps being delayed, and currently the ecosystem fees are minimal, with the buyback plan still only on paper. Without stable cash flow, long-term token supply expansion continuously dilutes holders’ equity.
Zhang Sufen’s turnaround targets require expectations of profit improvement and supply contraction; CORE’s long-term dilution does not meet the core conditions for turnaround.
3. Security and trust: major historical contract vulnerabilities undermine the narrative foundation
The project claims security guaranteed by BTC hashrate, but the 8.31 incident exposed the misconception: hashrate only protects the underlying ledger, not the upper-layer business code. A major security incident involving excessive minting indicates protocol audit and risk control processes have shortcomings.
Zhang Sufen will not heavily hold assets with major historical incidents and damaged trust. Turnaround requires the company’s core foundation to remain intact; CORE’s security trust has left permanent scars.
2. What is a satellite position? (Zhang Sufen’s position management approach)
- Core position (main holding): clean fundamentals, solid logic, controllable risk, held long-term to earn from company growth. CORE does not meet this standard and cannot be a core position.
- Satellite position: small capital, speculating on themes and short-term events. Profits come from emotional premiums, not fundamental value. Position size is very low, with preset take-profit and stop-loss, not held long-term.
In short: it can be used for short-term speculation on BTCFi-driven rebounds, but must never be heavily held expecting a long-term bull turnaround.
3. Common cognitive trap: hot themes ≠ turnaround
Many retail investors mistakenly think: a popular sector is a turnaround opportunity.
Zhang Sufen’s turnaround logic is not just theme speculation. True turnaround requires root problems solved, continuous operational improvement, and hidden risks cleared.
CORE’s three major hard flaws: ghost chip black box, long-term inflation, delayed value capture, none of which have been substantially resolved. It is not a turnaround, just theme hype.
Combining Duan Yongping’s investment philosophy: even if short-term buying makes money, it doesn’t mean the call was right; it may just be bull market luck. Underlying risks remain, and the rise is only an emotional pulse.
4. Practical discipline (referencing Zhang Sufen’s risk control)
1. Never allocate a large proportion of funds as core position, at most a very small satellite position for speculation;
2. Preset strict take-profit and stop-loss, no long-term holding;
3. Continuously track two key verification signals: implementation of ghost chip disposal plan, SatPay launch generating stable buyback funds. Without these, do not increase position.
Final thoughts
A good theme does not equal clean fundamentals.
According to Zhang Sufen’s contrarian stock selection standards, CORE’s historical legacy risks, unknown selling pressure, and long-term inflation cannot be ignored. The bull market can use the BTCFi narrative to rebound, but it only deserves to be a satellite position, not suitable for heavy holding.
💬 Interactive question: If the ghost chip issue is resolved later, can CORE meet Zhang Sufen’s core holding standard for turnaround?
#CORE #CoreDAO #BTCFi #ZhangSufenContrarianStockSelection #TokenEconomicsMany people rush in when they see the top gainer in the 24h increase list, which is a typical misjudgment of relative strength — a large increase does not equal structural strength; it may just be due to a low base or poor liquidity. True strength should be compared horizontally: under the same greedy environment, who has shallower retracements and more solid volume.
$RENDER current price 1.755, 24h +12.50%, trading volume 12.5M USDT, MA5=1.701 has crossed above MA20=1.59035, moving averages in a bullish alignment; compared to $FF's +38.52% in the same period, RENDER's increase is only one-third of that, but FF's RSI has reached 81.7, and the price 0.17564 is directly at the upper Bollinger band 0.170795, indicating overbought exhaustion; while RENDER's RSI=72.2 is high but still running just below the upper Bollinger band at 1.762, MACD histogram +0.02075 steadily expanding, 30 K-line amplitude 14.42%, volatility structure more controllable than FF's 34.13%. Looking at $ADA, 24h only +0.70%, RSI=58.8, amplitude 6.42%, but funding rate as high as +0.0100%, indicating crowded longs but price not moving, a typical stagnation.
Conclusion: Within the same sector, RENDER is the type with "moderate increase, coordinated volume and price, controllable volatility," more sustainable than FF and more resilient than ADA. My old $BTC position around $74K has finally moved back into profit, and now I’m watching whether this rally can extend toward $90K+. Last year taught me one lesson: averaging down endlessly can turn a trade into a long-term trap. This time, I’m focusing more on invalidation levels and confirmation instead of simply holding through everything. $BTC is trading around $80.5K after spending the session above the $80K area. 📈 Short-term structure: • $80K — key support zone • $82K–$83K — immediate rThe market has pushed hard, but I’m not going to assume a pullback simply because prices look stretched. $BTC is hovering around $80.6K after failing to hold the $82K area. The bigger question now is whether $80K remains support or sellers finally force a deeper retracement. I had been watching for weakness much earlier, but BTC kept grinding higher. That’s a reminder that being early on a short can be just as dangerous as being wrong. My biggest takeaway: don’t fight momentum just because you t$BTC $ETH $ZEC The short-term decline has not yet stopped, and it is not easy for the bulls to turn the tide.
This wave of mainstream weakness is not simply a technical correction; the core reason is that funds have been drawn away by thematic sectors. NEAR with AI-Agent continues to grab liquidity, ETH's support has clearly dropped a gear, and BTC and ZEC also lack independent buying pressure. The market signals are very direct: the moving average system continues to press down, Supertrend forms resistance around 2607, and MACD is still below the zero line, indicating insufficient rebound momentum. Even if there is a rally during the session, it looks more like a corrective pause in a downtrend rather than a trend reversal.
At this stage, emotional bottom-fishing is most taboo; before the flying knives stop, reaching out easily leads to injury. First, watch if the 2564 low can hold; if it holds, there is a chance for a consolidation repair, but if it breaks, it may open the next downward space. The AI theme is not fading, and the mainstream is unlikely to regain the initiative in the short term.
#OKX预言家：来星球玩预测 #BTC维持8万美元，加密市场修复扩散 #SEC代币化股票创新豁免落地，UNI盘中涨超21% $BTC Spot orderbooks are still loaded with strong passive supply above price.
Watch how the red bands keep appearing as price bounces and almost every time, the move stalls right there.#CryptoRecoveryBroadens #FedOctHikeOddsHit55% #UNI21%RallyOnSECRule Fear and Greed Index at 71, the market is in the greed zone, but $UNI's 3.00% gain today clearly underperforms within the sector-wide rally of ARB +9.43% and STRK +12.00%—this is the most unusual detail on today's market. Driven by BTC, Layer2 and DeFi sectors are rotating and heating up; funding rate for UNI +0.0100% is higher than ARB and STRK, indicating long leverage is relatively crowded, while RSI is only 54.2, price has not entered overbought territory, representing a typical "stagnant growth awaiting catch-up" structure.
From a technical perspective, MA5=8.7582 stands above MA20=8.7448, MACD histogram +0.01395 maintains bullish momentum, Bollinger upper band at 8.8916 and lower band at 8.5980, current price 8.823 is close to the upper band but has not broken through, 30 K-line amplitude is only 5.97%, volatility is compressed, direction choice is imminent. High funding rate combined with greed sentiment suggests short-term pullback and shakeout is needed, but mid-term moving averages remain bullish and intact, so pullback is an opportunity.
Directional bias is bullish. Entry reference at 8.72–8.78 (dense support zone of MA5 and MA20, also considering Bollinger middle band pullback). Take profit 1 at 8.89 (Bollinger upper band resistance, RSI not overbought, still room to grow); Take profit 2 at 9.05 (measured extension after breaking upper band). Stop loss at 8.58 (below Bollinger lower band 8.5980, invalidating bullish structure).I've been watching this draft from the Russian central bank for a while, and the more I look at it, the more it seems like they're drawing a "do not touch" line for banks.
What does a 1250% risk weight mean? If banks use their own funds to engage with crypto, it basically means they have to hold 12.5 times the capital for every 1 unit of exposure. Who would do that business?
So the question is, why is the risk weight only 50% for custodied client assets but 1250% for proprietary trading?
And another question, the regulation is only released in Q4 2026 and reported in January 2027, so why the rush now?
The answer is actually simple: it's not about banning, but about locking the risk outside the banking system. Retail investors can do whatever they want with their money, just don't drag the bank's balance sheets down.
For those holding long-term, this is actually a signal—the regulators are defining clear boundaries, not trying to kill this market.
But signals are signals; don't rush to treat this as a positive. Wait until the real N31 report comes out in 2027, then see how much exposure banks really have left.
#BTC维持8万美元，加密市场修复扩散
#全球高利率预期再升温 #摩根大通称比特币或跑赢黄金 $HYPE #SandiskJoinsSP100 Sandisk is about to gain a new kind of buyer 👀
Sandisk jumped 10.99% ahead of joining the S&P 100, where passive funds tracking the index may be forced to add exposure.
What caught my attention is the timing. AI storage demand already helped drive its huge 2026 run, and index inclusion now adds a flow catalyst on top.
The real test starts after Sep 21. Passive buying can support the stock, but earnings growth must eventually justify the price.The ZEC index fell by five points last night, with social media platforms ablaze with "bubble burst" analysis and talk of opportunities for reverse trading. I thought about the short-selling positions that were known for their losses, as variable losses continued to worsen from 4000% to 4285%. When the price rises, it lasts by 23% in one day, and when it falls, it is only five points. It sold at 816 levels, while the price is currently trading near 1517, with the position holding in the position for 15 days of bleeding. 🔴 **Psychological Sharing and Sterile Lifestyle** The days have turned into a cycle of🚨 The next market shift might not be signaled by price first, but by volume.
$BTC remains the center of liquidity in the market; its fluctuations determine whether capital dares to take risks. ETH acts more like a demand-side probe: if selling pressure is quickly absorbed during a pullback and volume significantly expands during a rebound, it indicates buyers are no longer just defending. If ETH/BTC strengthens without relying on BTC to pull it up, the balance will shift from "BTC supporting the market" to "ETH leading the rally."
What you really need to watch is not a single bullish candle, but who is absorbing the sell-off, who is pulling back with low volume, and who is breaking out with high volume. BTC stabilizing the water level gives ETH a chance to prove demand; if ETH shows relative strength first, capital preference might be switching sides.
#BTC维持8万美元，加密市场修复扩散 #美联储10月再加息概率破55%
BTC: Center
ETH: Probe
🔥 Do you trust BTC's confirmation more, or ETH's leading strength? After Blob becomes cheaper, ETH must avoid turning scaling into a subsidy competition.
Blob provides cheaper data space for L2, significantly reducing the cost of publishing data for Rollups. This is good for user experience, but low prices also bring a problem: if supply grows faster than demand in the long term, the fees the mainnet receives from L2 may remain persistently low.
Keeping costs low in the early stages of scaling helps cultivate applications and users; it’s not necessary to rush to sell every unit of space at the highest price. But once L2 activity matures, data demand must genuinely grow to allow the Blob market to form sustainable fee competition.
Therefore, judging whether the Blob approach is successful should not be based solely on how low fees are on a given day, nor just on the quantity of Blob. More importantly, it depends on how much real transaction volume, stablecoin settlements, and long-term users correspond to that data.
ETH’s goal is not to have L2s rely on cheap subsidies forever, but to let low costs foster sufficiently large economic activity. Expanding supply first and then waiting for demand to catch up is a reasonable path; if after many years demand still hasn’t materialized, the value capture issue must be reconsidered.The first request is $AVAX. This is such a beautiful chart. I've been accumulating this one at $6.50 for my #Altcoin portfolio and currently up a lot on it. Actually, been trimming off some in the recent push as it's getting a little overstretched. Other than that, the significance of the bullish divergences start to come into play. You can clearly see why: 3-day bullish divergence being built up over weeks and then a 60-80% push on the markets. What does that mean for $AVAX? It's clearly in a Bitcoin's push above $81K has already faded back toward $80K, and that round number now carries more weight than any chart pattern. It is the line where the current recovery thesis either holds or stops being a thesis at all. $BTC has spent this advance building higher lows, but the $80K shelf is the load-bearing wall underneath them. Lose it, and the structure does not merely pause — it changes character. The same logic runs through the rest of the book. $ETH slipped toward $2.58K, which puts tHere’s how market works. Before reaching the true bottom, the market create the illusion that the bull market has already resumed. Price starts pushing higher, relief rallies generate FOMO, and people begin entering positions at elevated levels, often committing too much capital or using leverage. Then, the market reverses and crashes toward the true bottom range. Those who entered during the FOMO phase may face liquidations if they used leverage. Even spot buyers can panic-sell at a loss as feaAfter FomoPeek, @evilcos pointed out an even more covert case: the food delivery app "ComeCome (Please Please)" uses the same poisoning technique to steal coins on iPhone.
The scariest part is that it looks like a legitimate everyday app; you get infected just by ordering food normally — and it happens on the iPhone, which has always been considered "secure."
This shows that the threat is no longer some wild hack; seemingly normal apps can also be weaponized.
It is recommended to update iOS immediately when updates are available; don’t blindly trust that a closed ecosystem can protect your private keys. High-risk actions like signing and authorization should be done on dedicated, clean isolated devices as much as possible.
Looking at the devices I have, they are all running low-version systems!Research ≠ Buying! Why does smart money only look at CORE's infrastructure but absolutely refuse to buy its token?
⚠️ This article only reviews publicly available on-chain information and does not constitute any investment advice.
Institutions are flocking to research CORE, and the community is buzzing. Many retail investors interpret this as: institutions are optimistic and preparing to build large positions.
But the truth is: institutions are researching BTCFi infrastructure technology, not the CORE token. Understanding infrastructure does not mean they are willing to buy the token.
Smart money clearly distinguishes: underlying technology has research value, but that does not mean the token has investment value.
1. What exactly do institutions want to see when they research?
The purpose of institutions is not to immediately buy tokens and hold positions; there are mainly three demands:
1. Study the Satoshi Plus hybrid consensus technology
Understand this hybrid architecture of BTC hash power + POS validation, evaluate the technical route of the BTCFi sector, and learn about Bitcoin asset staking and BTC native yield implementation. Even if they don't invest in CORE, this technical approach can serve as a reference for institutions researching other BTCFi projects.
2. Explore ecological cooperation opportunities
Assess whether applications can be deployed on the CORE public chain, staking products built, custody services provided, or protocol cooperation established. Institutions can become ecosystem builders or service providers and participate in the ecosystem to earn without buying CORE tokens.
3. Evaluate sector competition windows
Judge the hype cycle of BTCFi, estimate potential market fluctuations and selling pressure scale. This is only an assessment of short-term speculative opportunities, not long-term value allocation.
In short: researching public chain infrastructure is about technology and ecosystem opportunities; buying tokens means taking on chip, inflation, and security risks. These are completely separate matters.
2. Three core reasons: Recognize infrastructure but refuse to buy tokens
1. 69 million ghost chips are a risk black box that institutional funds cannot cross
On 8.31, due to a vulnerability incident, the attacker transferred out 69 million CORE tokens in advance. The hard fork could only block subsequent vulnerabilities but could not roll back historical transactions.
The destination of these zero-cost chips is unknown, with no complete address disclosure or recovery and destruction plan.
Large funds fear hidden selling pressure like this: once institutions push the price up, lurking large holders may sell directly, and liquidity is hard to sustain. Institutions have fiduciary duties and will not heavily hold assets with "potential large-scale selling pressure at any time."
2. Long-term token inflation, value capture realization is far off
CORE has a total supply of 2.1 billion tokens, but the block reward release cycle lasts 81 years, with continuous token issuance.
The original fee burn mechanism was canceled and replaced by relying on SatPay business revenue to repurchase tokens to hedge dilution.
However, the flagship product SatPay has been continuously delayed, and currently, ecosystem fees are minimal; repurchase remains only a paper plan.
Smart money values stable, verifiable cash flow. At this stage, CORE ecosystem revenue is insufficient to offset long-term issuance, and the token is in a long-term dilution state without a reliable value anchor.
3. Historical contract security incidents have shattered institutional trust in underlying security
CORE's biggest selling point is "BTC hash power guarantees security," but the 8.31 reward contract vulnerability proved that Bitcoin hash power can only protect the underlying ledger, not the upper-layer business code.
In institutional risk control systems, a major contract vulnerability causing excessive minting on a public chain is a serious security flaw. Even if the bug is fixed, institutions must assess whether hidden vulnerabilities remain, which significantly raises risk premiums and directly reduces the token's investment appeal.
3. The most fatal misconception among retail investors: equating "researching the sector" with "being optimistic about the token"
Many naturally think: institutions researching a project = optimistic about the token = about to push the price up.
There is a huge gap here:
✅ Infrastructure/technology: BTCFi sector demand is real, CORE's hybrid consensus has exploratory value, and institutions are willing to learn and discuss cooperation;
❌ Token assets: must bear ghost chips, decades of inflation, product delays, and legacy contract security risks.
Ecosystem service providers, node operators, and project teams can make money on this chain; token holders may not necessarily share in the profits.
Applying Duan Yongping's investment logic: even if buying tokens yields short-term profits, it does not mean the logic is correct; it is likely just luck from a bull market narrative.
Institutions can participate in the ecosystem, develop products, and track the sector but will not heavily hold CORE tokens as a long-term base position.
4. Practical insights for retail investors
1. Distinguish information: research notes and project visits are information gathering, not buy signals; only sustained large on-chain capital inflows are real recognition.
2. Separate evaluations: sector opportunities and token investment opportunities are different. Infrastructure innovation does not mean tokens are worth heavy positions.
3. Position discipline: assets with major chip black boxes and long-term inflation are only suitable for very small positions to speculate on pulse trends; strictly prohibit heavy long-term holdings.
Final thoughts
BTCFi infrastructure exploration has value, but token economics and historical legacy risks are a separate exam beyond technology.
Institutions can learn CORE's technology and participate in ecosystem construction but will not pay for ghost chips or long-term inflation.
Research is about infrastructure; buying is about token recognition. Never misinterpret institutional technical research as a signal to build positions.
💬 Interactive question: If institutions deploy a large number of BTC staking products in the CORE ecosystem in the future, will it bring sustained token buying pressure?
#CORE #CoreDAO #BTCFi #InstitutionalResearch #TokenEconomicsBTC 81150, 80126 no break I buy, 81951 no chase after break
At posting BTC: 81150
Conclusion:
80126–81150 no break, buy long. Stop loss 79600, target 81951 → 83000.
Only after breaking 81951 look at 85000+, otherwise just high-level consolidation.
If 79600 breaks down, no buy, wait for 78000–78500.
Market situation:
• Pulled from 74967 to 81951, increase of 9.3%, now retracing to 81150, normal high-level digestion
• 24H low 80126 held, bulls still controlling the pace
• 81951 is 4H previous high resistance, failure to reclaim = continuation of consolidation; 7-day/30-day averages positive, trend intact
• Fed meeting expectation disturbance, volume 21.1 billion, thin weekend, no chasing highs
My actions:
• Spot: place limit buy orders between 80126–81150, no market price chase
• Futures: buy long 3x at 80500, exit if breaks 79600; reduce half position on volume breakout at 81951, clear if not breaking 83000
• Chase 2x on breakout of 81951, exit if retraces below 81000
• No trades: chasing long at 81150, bottom fishing on break 79600, shorting without confirmation at 81951
If 79600 breaks, accept loss, no add-on.
$BTC $ZEC Delphi Digital still asked on the show, "Is altcoin season here?" ZEC was quite honest, surged to 1600 but couldn't hold, then directly dropped back to 1523.
From 788, it skyrocketed all the way up, almost doubling indeed, but this rally was too sharp—doesn't your waist hurt? Looking at the 4-hour chart, the moving averages below are barely supporting it, but the SAR is hanging at 1425, the J value dropped to 66, and RSI has also retreated to around 63. Clearly, the fuel is running low and it needs to catch its breath.
The funniest are those slogan-shouters who shout "altcoin season" every day. Whether altcoin season has arrived or not, one thing's for sure: those chasing highs definitely got stuck blowing in the wind at 1598. Bitcoin and ETH are just grinding away over there, ZEC pulled itself up to a high level, so who will take the baton? It's just retail investors who rushed in believing in the "privacy sector explosion."
At the 1523 level, both bulls and bears are playing dead. Do you think this pullback is just a pause to pick up passengers, or do you think this independent rally has already peaked? Share in the comments—are you still on the bus or have you already slipped off?From 80,400 to 81,200, I traded back and forth for a week, up 5% in 7 days. I'm targeting 81,900 at this level, but after several attempts, it hasn't surged up, and the volume is still shrinking.
Short-term bulls are piling up with floating gains; whoever sells first loses less. Short sellers set stop-losses above the highs, betting on the failure to surge.
The Fed's rate hike expectations haven't diminished, and US Treasury yields are still hanging. Risk assets are now priced at "limited rate hikes," and once inflation data rebounds, these expectations will have to be recalculated.
A whale's all-long position is a double-edged sword: when concentrating profits, they specifically target high leverage.
Short selling at the upper boundary isn't without reason, but you have to wait for it to prove you can't go up first. Forcing a push without volume is the signal the bears want.
#美联储10月再加息概率破55%
Will #长端美债5% become the new normal? #全球高利率预期再升温 $ETH The CEO of $BTC Strategy is shouting about becoming the JPMorgan of the crypto world, but BTC is giving no face, stuck dead at 81,000.
Looking at this 4-hour chart, the SAR at 81,754 clings tightly like a pot lid on the head. J value is 47, RSI over 60, all indicators hovering in the middle, basically half-alive. It pulled up strongly from 74,896, but it didn’t even touch the previous high of 82,279, clearly missing that momentum.
Retail investors are most conflicted around 81,000 — chasing risks being the bag holder, not chasing risks a sudden big bullish candle breaks out. The big players love watching you struggle like this, shaking the market back and forth to discipline all kinds of resistance.
In this choppy market, the worst thing is to blindly follow big shots shouting trade calls. What do you think about Strategy’s recent statements — are they really planning to build a long-term position, or is it the old trick of hyping good news while quietly distributing chips? Comment below, tonight’s market — do you dare go long or short?Sunday volume is thin.Normal before the open.
Bias is bullish, but unconfirmed. Hold above 4365 keeps the bounce alive. Reclaim 4407 with volume and the week can run toward 4450–4510.
Lose 4365, then 4235, and the view is invalid.
UN week + Middle East/Ukraine risk can bid gold, but the level still has to break first.$XAU
$BTC hasn't dropped in September this year.
It's worth noting that this month has historically been unfriendly to Bitcoin, yet the monthly candle is still showing green. Even more noteworthy is that during bear markets, there has never been a three-month consecutive green candle. Now, there are only a few days left before this pattern might be broken.
In previous years, Bitcoin usually lacked momentum in September, but this year it has stubbornly resisted the so-called seasonal trend. If the month closes up, it will be three consecutive monthly green candles, a scenario that has never occurred during bear market phases according to historical cycles.
This doesn't mean the bear market is over, but at least it shows that the current trend doesn't fit the patterns of previous bear markets. How the monthly candle closes in the last few days is crucial. As long as the bulls don't give back the gains, the market will have a very rare historical reference.
September is already changing the script, making this cycle quite interesting.
If the third monthly candle really closes green, the pricing of "the bear market isn't over" might need to be reconsidered.
#BTC维持8万美元，加密市场修复扩散 Term Structure Radar
$BTC annualized pricing at three expiration points is not unidirectional: the near, mid, and far-term annualized basis are +2.99%/+5.43%/+5.18% respectively; the near-term contract's raw spread relative to the index is +$29.3.
$ETH annualized basis decreases with expiration term: near, mid, and far-term annualized basis are +7.08%/+4.88%/+4.28% respectively; the near-term contract's raw spread relative to the index is +$2.26. The near-term annualized basis is higher than the far-term, with higher annualized pricing concentrated near term.
$SOL annualized pricing at three expiration points is not unidirectional: near, mid, and far-term annualized basis are +12.75%/+1.59%/+1.79% respectively; the near-term contract's raw spread relative to the index is +$0.17.
BTC, SOL: The mid-term expiration breaks the monotonic arrangement; the difference between near and far terms is insufficient to describe the entire curve.
BTC, ETH, SOL: All three expiration points are in contango.The cryptocurrency market does not wait for the hesitant, and what happened in the last few hours is a harsh reminder of one of the most important trading rules: the market rarely gives the majority the ideal entry point they are waiting for. 💥 The classic trap scenario: How did the market manipulate expectations? 🟢 Bitcoin ($BTC) | Holding at the edge We witnessed a decline from a peak of 81,951 down to 80,122. While everyone was preparing for a break below 80,000 and the start of an intense selling wave (Short), the price surprised everyone by breaking the expected scenario and quickly rebounding upwards without giving a chance to buckle up. 🟡 Ethereum ($ETETH finally moved.
But I’m actually hesitant to get too excited.
2563 → 2620+
This wave came faster than expected.
It was grinding earlier.
Grinding until many started to doubt:
“Is ETH done for?”
And then?
Just as you’re about to give up,
it suddenly gives you a bullish candle.
This is Crypto.
No hope at the most desperate moment.
Just when you’re about to quit, it suddenly rallies.
But don’t rush to call a takeoff now.
ETH has reclaimed 2600,
and the short-term momentum has clearly strengthened.
On the 15-minute chart, it’s already pushed near the upper Bollinger Band,
MACD is also showing increased volume again.
Here’s the question:
Is this the start of a trend?
Or just another emotional spike?
Right now, I’m less concerned about whether it can keep rallying.
I’m more focused on one thing:
After the rally, can it hold its ground?
If it can hold near 2600,
that means capital might really be coming back.
If it spikes up but then gets slammed back down,
then it’s still range-bound trading.
So for this wave:
Don’t just look at “how much it rose.”
Look at who’s still in the market after the rise.
BTC is holding near $80,000,
the market recovery is starting to spread outward.
ETH is back in the spotlight.
Next,
we’ll see if it can turn this bullish candle
from a “rebound”
into a “trend.”
#ETH #BTC #Ethereum #Bitcoin #Crypto #Cryptocurrency #CryptoCommunity #Web3
$ETH #BTC维持8万美元，加密市场修复扩散 #4.5 billion USD dumped, nearly 5% of the chips, when will $HYPE break the $100 mark?
OKX shows HYPE currently at $91, down slightly 1.68% in 24 hours. The market seems calm, but there are turbulent undercurrents.
Hyperliquid is standing on the eve of a qualitative change. Open interest contracts have surged to $16.36 billion, a historic peak. Monthly revenue is $64.34 million, with priority fees hitting new records. Even more aggressive is the deflation engine: daily buyback and burn of $2.42 million, with a cumulative burn of 48.76 million tokens, consuming nearly 5% of the maximum supply. Real cash income → secondary buybacks → network-wide deflation, the flywheel spins faster and faster.
On the macro side, Kraken's parent company has teamed up with a CFTC-compliant clearinghouse, using the HIP-3 protocol to open the floodgates for US funds, with on-chain order books directly penetrating traditional derivatives territory.
Chip battles are intensifying: whales like Big Brother Maji dumped $5.06 million to go long 55,500 tokens, smart money keeps scooping up. Open interest piles up to billions, an extreme market shift is imminent.
In the short term, watch the $86-88 support line closely; a volume spike with a quick pullback signals a shakeout on the right side, decisively exit if $86 breaks. If the strong resistance at $98-100 is breached, a short squeeze will trigger a forced rally.
Spot locked to eat deflation, contracts strictly control leverage to prevent spikes. $100 may be just one fuse away.CORE's surge myth shattered? The hard fork fixed the bug but can't fix these 3 fatal flaws!
⚠️This article only reviews publicly available on-chain information and does not constitute any investment advice
After the reward contract vulnerability exploded on 8.31, Core DAO urgently completed a hard fork upgrade to patch the code loophole of excessive minting, no longer allowing malicious nodes to repeatedly claim block rewards. Many in the community promoted that "the crisis is completely resolved, and the surge rally is about to restart." However, the hard fork only plugs future new vulnerabilities, a technical-level stopgap measure. It cannot erase the historical legacy issues that have already occurred; the three major fatal flaws still hang overhead, which is the root cause why CORE's ten-thousand-fold narrative is hard to fulfill.
Fatal flaw one: 69 million ghost tokens, an unrecoverable stock sell pressure black box
The hard fork is a forward upgrade and does not roll back historical transactions.
Before the fork went live, the attacker had already transferred 69 million abnormal CORE tokens out of the reward pool, dispersing them to external wallets. The cost of these tokens is nearly zero; the project team can only track addresses but has no authority to freeze or confiscate them. To date, there is no complete public list of hacker wallets, nor a community-voted destruction plan implemented.
The biggest market concern: once the market recovers, these latent tokens could enter exchanges for sale at any time. Even if the BTCFi narrative heats up again, the rally can easily be interrupted by large-scale dumping. Institutional funds hesitate to take heavy positions after research, primarily due to this opaque ghost token issue.
Code vulnerabilities can be patched, but tokens already leaked cannot be recovered.
Fatal flaw two: 81 years of token inflation, buyback narrative lacks cash flow support
CORE has a total supply cap of 2.1 billion tokens, but the block reward release cycle lasts 81 years, continuously issuing tokens annually to incentivize validator nodes and BTC staking.
The project canceled the fee burn mechanism and instead relies on revenue from businesses like SatPay to repurchase CORE on the secondary market to hedge dilution.
The current dilemma: the flagship product SatPay has been repeatedly delayed, the current ecosystem fee volume is minimal, and buybacks remain a long-term plan. If future business underperforms expectations, buyback funds will lag behind block issuance speed, causing long-term dilution of token holders' equity.
A supply cap does not mean no inflation; decades of continuous release suppress the token valuation ceiling over the long term.
Fatal flaw three: weak value capture logic, BTCFi sector dividends hard to transmit to token holders
CORE's core selling point: leveraging Bitcoin hashrate to do BTCFi, BTC staking for yield.
But currently, the staking users' yield is essentially subsidized by newly minted CORE tokens, not real ecosystem business profits.
Many retail investors misunderstand: BTC staking TVL rising = token price surging.
The truth: the ecosystem can attract more Bitcoin assets, and project node operators and service providers can earn revenue; but ecosystem prosperity does not guarantee CORE token holders share profits. Hashrate only secures the underlying ledger and cannot ensure upper-layer business profitability.
Once market enthusiasm fades, the yield narrative relying solely on minting subsidies is likely to fail.
Why is the surge myth hard to repeat?
Narratives can create short-term pulse rallies in a bull market, but a full bull-bear cycle ultimately depends on fundamentals.
The hard fork only fixed the single bug of "continued excessive minting." The ghost tokens, long-term inflation, and failed value capture—these three structural fatal flaws remain unaddressed.
Combining Duan Yongping's investment thinking: making money doesn't mean being right. Even if CORE rebounds riding the BTCFi hype, the gains are likely luck from market sentiment, not fundamental improvement. Until the three fatal flaws are resolved, it is not a stable value asset and only suitable for very small positions to speculate on short-term moves, never for long-term heavy holding.
Final thoughts
Code can be upgraded, vulnerabilities patched; but token whereabouts, release pace, and business profitability are deeper fundamental issues.
The hard fork is just a stopgap, not a cure. As long as the three fatal flaws persist, CORE's surge myth is hard to realize.
💬 Interactive question: Even if SatPay launches smoothly, if the ghost token issue remains unresolved, can it reverse the market's risk pricing of CORE?
#CORE #CoreDAO #BTCFi #831Vulnerability #TokenEconomicsGhost chips looming at the top, inflation pressure mounting: How much longer can the BTC yield story of CORE be told?
⚠️ This article only reviews publicly available on-chain information and does not constitute any investment advice.
The core narrative of CORE is BTC native yield: users stake Bitcoin without handing over private keys, and by pairing with CORE dual staking, they can amplify returns. This story is also the foundation for its breakout in the BTCFi sector.
But now, two major shadows hang over this narrative: the existing selling pressure of 69 million ghost chips + block inflation continuously released over 81 years. The BTC yield story can still spread in the short term riding the bull market sentiment, but whether it can sustain long term depends on separating the narrative, tokenomics, and trust foundation into three layers of reality.
1. The BTC yield story itself: the mechanism works, but the source of returns hides tricks
CORE’s dual staking mechanism logic: users lock BTC and simultaneously stake CORE to unlock higher BTC yield APY, with CORE becoming the "ticket" to high returns. Theoretically, the more BTC enters the ecosystem, the stronger the demand for CORE, forming a positive flywheel.
But many overlook one point: the current rewards for BTC staking yield mainly come from CORE block minting, not ecosystem fee profits.
In other words, the yield earned from BTC staking is essentially newly minted CORE tokens, not cash flow earned from business operations.
The originally designed fee burn mechanism has been canceled and replaced by relying on revenues from businesses like SatPay to repurchase CORE on the secondary market. SatPay has been continuously delayed, and currently ecosystem fee volume is very small, with repurchases still in long-term planning stages.
In short: the current BTC yield is subsidized by newly issued tokens, not business profit dividends.
2. Two mountains: ghost chips + long-term inflation, continuously eroding narrative trust
1. 69 million ghost chips can interrupt market pulses at any time
On 8.31, a reward contract vulnerability allowed attackers to transfer out 69 million CORE tokens early. The hard fork only blocked subsequent similar over-minting, but these tokens had already been transferred before the fork and cannot be rolled back or frozen.
The project team can only track wallet addresses but has not publicly disclosed a complete address list or implemented recovery or burn plans.
These tokens cost nearly zero; once the BTC yield narrative heats up and the coin price rebounds, holders can sell off in batches at any time.
Even if BTC staking TVL temporarily rises, as long as these latent tokens dump, the upward trend can be easily interrupted. Institutional funds are highly cautious and reluctant to enter with heavy positions.
2. 81-year long-cycle inflation, long-term token dilution
CORE’s total supply cap is 2.1 billion tokens, but block reward release spans 81 years, continuously issuing tokens annually to validator nodes and BTC staking users.
A supply cap ≠ no inflation.
To hedge issuance, large and continuous secondary market repurchases are needed, which heavily depend on SatPay’s launch and ecosystem fee explosion.
If ecosystem growth falls short of expectations, repurchase amounts can’t keep up with block issuance speed, circulating supply keeps expanding, and holders’ equity is diluted long term.
Even if the BTC yield ecosystem grows, users staking BTC receive newly minted CORE rewards, supply keeps expanding, and the token valuation ceiling will be continuously suppressed.
3. How much longer can the BTC yield story be told? Two time dimensions
✅ Short term (bull market cycle): the story can continue
The BTCFi sector remains hot, and the real demand for idle Bitcoin to earn yield exists. As long as Bitcoin’s major trend is upward, CORE’s BTC native staking narrative can still attract retail attention and produce phased pulse rallies.
But this rise is driven by sentiment and narrative, not fundamentals. According to Duan Yongping’s investment philosophy: even if short-term buying makes money, it doesn’t mean your investment logic is correct; it’s very likely just luck from the bull market.
⚠️ Long term (across bull and bear markets): whether the story can sustain depends on two hard validation points
1. Ghost chips must have a clear disposal plan
Either publicly disclose all hacker wallet details and pursue legal recovery or community proposals for burning; if it remains an information black box, this risk will always exist, making large-scale institutional entry difficult.
2. Business generates stable fees and repurchase mechanism is truly implemented
SatPay launches smoothly, ecosystem fee income is stable and continuous, and repurchase funds can offset annual block issuance.
If these two conditions cannot be realized long term: BTC yield is just a short-term marketing story subsidized by token issuance, not a sustainable business model. After the bull market fades, the narrative will fade.
4. Underlying core contradiction: ecosystem revenue ≠ token revenue
The BTC staking ecosystem can attract more Bitcoin and grow TVL, but ecosystem prosperity does not equal CORE token appreciation.
BTC yield rewards are newly minted CORE; combined with ghost latent chips, token supply pressure persists.
Many retail investors misunderstand: BTC can yield → CORE will surge.
The reality: BTC yield is a product feature of the CORE ecosystem; token price is jointly determined by selling pressure, inflation, and real cash flow. A good product doesn’t guarantee token appreciation.
Final thoughts
BTCFi and Bitcoin native yield are real long-term directions for the sector. But CORE’s problem lies not in the sector but in historical risks and long-term inflation on the token side.
The bull market can temporarily mask chip and inflation contradictions; but after a full bull-bear cycle, the market will reprice supply risks.
The BTC yield story can still be told short term; to be credible long term, it must overcome the two big hurdles of ghost chips and cash flow realization.
💬 Interactive question: If a large amount of BTC is staked into the ecosystem but ghost chips remain unresolved, can CORE support a long-term bull market?
#CORE #CoreDAO #BTCFi #BTCYield #TokenEconomicsAfter $ZEC surged near 1600, it started high-level oscillation, with long and short positions quietly diverging. Here are some truly interesting things on the market.
One address holds 38,000 $ZEC short positions, with unrealized losses exceeding $33 million, but at the same time it also holds 202,000 spot $ZEC worth $320 million. This short position is most likely not purely bearish but a hedge against the spot — holding the asset, the short is just protection, not a directional bet.
The real loser is another whale. The big short 0x362a has stopped losses 7 times from last night to now, covering about 5.196 million USDT at an average price of 1484.4, losing 2.161 million USDT. Before reducing positions, it shorted 15,784 $ZEC, cut 22% but still 4x full position; now the remaining position has an unrealized loss of 7.59 million USDT, a loss rate of -285%. In total, it lost nearly 10 million USDT. Its liquidation price was raised from 1509 to 1550.6, only 4.4% away from the current price, and it even placed a buy stop loss at 1550, almost at the liquidation line.
On the short side, some couldn’t hold and withdrew first. On the other side, 9,810 $ZEC long positions built at $517 now have unrealized profits close to 10 million. Early longs have scary thick profits, shorts are realizing losses, and the whale hedge structure is emerging.
Market overview:
$ZEC current price 1450.6, down 4.05% in 24h, volume 2.756 million USDT, price stuck between MA5 and MA20, a typical tug of war between bulls and bears. Bollinger Bands 1427.5–1479.1, 30 K-line amplitude only 8.62%, narrowing volatility often breeds spikes and liquidations. Key resistance above 1449–1498; holding above this opens room for further upside; breaking below means short-term target 1387–1332. RSI 43.6 weak, MACD bullish but looks like a post-drop recovery. Fear & Greed Index 71 in greed zone, but ZEC is weakening alone, clearly weaker than the market, funds prefer to play strong coins.
1550 is the largest liquidation wall for $ZEC on Hyperliquid, about 20.4 million USDT piled there; other nearby walls are less than a quarter of it. In the past 12 hours, total network liquidations reached 99.05 million USDT, shorts 66.99 million, ZEC itself liquidated 23.26 million ranking first. Until this wall breaks, 1550 is a hard ceiling.
News:
Zcash developers have set November 5 as the NU7 mainnet upgrade date. Block interval shortens from 75 seconds to 25 seconds, 98.9% of $ZEC holders voted to keep the halving mechanism. Testnet activated October 6, final decision on October 20. This is not a minor fix but a major adjustment to Zcash’s block production mechanism.
Grayscale’s Zcash spot ETF (ZCSH) holdings have increased to 596,268 ZEC, accounting for 3.52% of circulating supply, up 28.4% since launch, with cumulative inflows over $233 million. The week of September 18 saw net inflows of $98.21 million, ranking first among 14 US crypto spot ETFs, surpassing Bitcoin’s 12 ETFs combined net inflow of 6.21 million. Grayscale also announced a 3-for-1 stock split to lower retail participation thresholds.
What to watch next:
Will early profit-taking longs concentrate on selling? Those who built positions at 517 have nearly 10 million unrealized profits; if everyone wants to exit, selling pressure will come quickly. Combined with leverage adjustments, $ZEC’s high volatility means spikes can happen anytime.
At this level, chasing highs is not cost-effective. Shorts have just been cleaned out once, longs are getting crowded, easy to become a mutual harvest. My view: don’t rush in at the hottest sentiment; wait for a pullback to confirm support or wait for position divergence to finish before deciding direction. In high-level oscillation, staying alive is more important than how much you earn.
What do you think? Will this wave of ZEC continue to surge or take a break first? $BTC $ZEC
#BTC维持8万美元，加密市场修复扩散 #ZEC高位震荡，多空仓位开始分化 #SEC代币化股票创新豁免落地，UNI盘中涨超21% Originally, I just wanted to grab a quick breakfast, but the market ended up giving me dumplings for half a year. Early yesterday morning, I was watching the $XPL chart; the support below never broke, the pullback could still hold steady, and the buying volume gradually thickened. I knew this wave wasn’t going to stay dead. At that time, I opened a long position, with a simple plan: buy on pullbacks, exit if the support breaks.
During the bottom consolidation, it really felt like a drag. Someone even asked if I wanted to run, and I just replied: the market is something you wait for, profits are something you hold for. As a result, XPL climbed from 0.08703 all the way up to 0.08979, with a return of +159.14%. That profit was satisfying; everyone on board must have woken up smiling.
Take profits first, don’t be greedy for the last bite. I took 70% profit off the table, moved the stop loss for the remaining 30% close to the cost price, letting profits run if it keeps rising, and avoiding painful losses if it falls back. Panic comes from lack of planning; losses come from overthinking.
For friends who haven’t gotten on board yet, listen to me: now is not the time to rush in; chasing highs easily leaves you stuck at the peak. Wait for a more comfortable position in the next round, and I’ll notify you immediately. The market isn’t short of opportunities, it’s short of patience.
$LAB $BNB When the market is rising, everyone is an expert, speaking confidently; when the market falls, everyone becomes a prophet, shouting about a crash everywhere. But those who truly survive in this market never rely on predicting ups and downs, but on discipline.
Over the years, I have summarized three core principles:
First, never chase highs, and definitely never go all in. The times when prices surge the most are often when the risks are greatest. The moment you chase in, you have already handed over control to the market.
Second, pullbacks are the opportunities to get on board, but enter in batches. Always keep cash on hand; don’t use all your bullets at once. In a bull market, a pullback is not a crash, it’s a shakeout, giving you a second chance to get on board.
Third, as long as the trend structure is intact, don’t let emotions throw you off the train. Many people don’t fail to make money; they just take profits too early and run, only to watch the market rise further and catch up at higher prices, getting slapped in the face repeatedly.
You also need to understand sector rotation. BTC sets the direction, ETH reflects the capital temperature, and SUI, SOL, OKB are flexible targets within the rotation. Don’t envy others doubling their money in a day; that money isn’t meant for you. First, figure out how much profit you can hold onto before thinking about how much you can make.
#BTC维持8万美元，加密市场修复扩散 #SEC代币化股票创新豁免落地，UNI盘中涨超21% #ZEC高位震荡，多空仓位开始分化 $BTC $ETH $ZEC When the shovel tip touched the surface at 81134.9, what emerged was not new soil, but the exact same sulfur remnants from before the fall of Pompeii BC.
Everyone was cheering the breakout, but I flipped through the parchment fragments of human speculative mania over thousands of years, from Dutch tulip auction ledgers to South Sea Bubble parliamentary records—there is nothing new under the sun. The upper Bollinger Band at 81396 now looks like a crumbling Babylonian weathered arch, its load-bearing capacity long pushed to the limit.
US stock giants are frantically extracting marrow on the macro altar, with funds withdrawing from traditional entities and flooding into this deified virtual totem. The RSI reading is stuck at 56.7, a middling figure that sends chills down the spine—this is by no means a breakthrough expedition, but a fragile tug-of-war between the Bollinger Band middle line at 80707 and the upper band, much like the Roman Empire’s late-stage illusion of prosperity painted with inferior lead coins.
Beneath the mainstream carnival’s facade, liquidity fractures have already appeared. In the thick stratigraphic profile, 80018 is the true foundation layer solidified by hard granite. Blindly chasing highs here is like building a Pantheon on sand dunes; the gravitational laws of history never forgive arrogance.
- Asset: $BTC 🔴
- Entry: 81100 - 81400
- TP1: 80700
- TP2: 80020
- SL: 81750
The bones of the greedy always weather in the same posture along fault lines; the ancient Romans were so, and today’s bulls are no different.
#StrategyPlaybook #HistoricalCycleFateThere is no global macro easing for the crypto market. After the Federal Reserve rate hike, Bitcoin ETFs saw a single-day outflow of $746 million, but the price reclaimed above 80,000, indicating that spot buying is still resisting. The Senate's rejection of the CLARITY Act increases regulatory uncertainty. Ethereum dropped 5%, directly suppressing altcoin risk appetite. High-volatility assets like SAGA will only amplify fluctuations.
SAGA is currently priced at 0.0358, still within the EMA bullish structure on the four-hour chart, but the RSI is entering the overbought zone, and the MACD green bars are shortening, indicating weakening upward momentum. There is a dense long liquidation zone at 0.04 above, and a short liquidation accumulation at 0.032 below. The 0.034 level is a short-term dividing line. I just parked under the overpass and returned a collection call, glanced at the order book; chasing longs at this position is prone to getting cut.
Practical strategy for pullback: If the 0.0345 to 0.0350 range holds with low volume and does not break, you can enter long positions, with a stop loss at 0.0334. If it breaks below, accept the loss and do not hold the position. The first take-profit target is 0.0388, the second near 0.0400; reduce positions once reached. If the 15-minute chart shows high volume breaking below 0.0340 and the rebound is not accepted, it means short liquidation is not finished; wait and observe near 0.0320.
$SAGA
#美联储10月再加息概率破55%
@OKX星球 Finally seeing some money coming back.
$ETH surged to 2670 at the high, now retreating to around 2570. My short position average price is 2562, and the floating loss has been squeezed from nearly 4000U down to about 600U, finally not so suffocating. The dilemma is whether to add to the short to average down on the rebound? But I'm more afraid it will fake a drop then rebound, so I'll watch the 2580-2600 resistance first, no rush to act.
$BTC dropped from 81900 to 80400, the strength clearly weakened. The 80000 level is an emotional line; breaking below it could accelerate the drop. If it dips and then pulls back, it will continue to consolidate. My approach is to wait for confirmation, not chase shorts.
$AKE at 0.0886 has a lot of trapped positions. Coins that surged too fast often recover slower than they rose. Now trying to blindly push it up again is much harder.
Feeling better today, but still conservative with positions, slowly unwinding the wrong trades, no rush to break even.
#BTC维持8万美元，加密市场修复扩散
#SEC代币化股票创新豁免落地，UNI盘中涨超21% Opportunities in BTCFi Infrastructure ≠ Token Profit Opportunities: CORE Track Review and 4 Key Pitfall Avoidance Indicators
⚠️This article is only a review of public information on the public chain track and does not constitute any investment advice
Many people confuse a key concept: the opportunity for track explosion does not equal the investment opportunity of a project token.
BTCFi, as an extension of the Bitcoin ecosystem, unlocks Bitcoin's massive stock assets for staking, lending, and payments, with a long-term real demand in the track. But a promising track does not mean any token within it will necessarily be profitable; CORE is a very typical example.
1. The track and the token are fundamentally two different things
BTCFi infrastructure addresses the liquidity and financialization of Bitcoin assets. Whether it's hybrid consensus, Bitcoin layer two, or BTC staking business, the track's value depends on Bitcoin's own scale.
But the token's value depends on tokenomics, security risks, cash flow capture, and chip transparency.
Infrastructure can continuously iterate, and the ecosystem can keep growing, but tokens may be suppressed in valuation due to legacy issues, inflation, or large dormant chips.
In simple terms: as the ecosystem grows, project teams, nodes, and service providers can profit; token holders may not necessarily receive benefits.
CORE relies on Satoshi Plus hybrid consensus and stands at the forefront of BTCFi. After the 8.31 vulnerability incident, the market gradually realized: BTC's computing power secures the underlying ledger but cannot protect upper-layer business code; no matter how grand the track narrative, the token's inherent hard flaws won't disappear automatically.
2. Four core pitfall avoidance indicators (can be directly used to verify BTCFi targets)
Indicator 1: Transparency and disposal plan of legacy chips
Key check: whether the list of large abnormal chip addresses is fully disclosed and if there is a contingency plan for potential selling pressure.
Regarding CORE: 69 million ghost chips were transferred out before the hard fork and cannot be rolled back or frozen; the project team only tracks addresses without proposals for recovery or destruction.
Pitfall logic: a large zero-cost chip with an unknown destination is a sword hanging overhead. Even if the ecosystem improves, whales can sell during market rebounds anytime, eating up the gains.
Indicator 2: Token inflation mechanism, whether net supply increases or contracts
Look at two points: annual issuance rate and whether there is a stable mechanism to hedge issuance (burning/business buyback).
CORE has a total cap of 2.1 billion, but block reward release lasts 81 years, with continuous issuance. The original fee-burning mechanism was canceled and replaced by ecosystem revenue buybacks. The buyback strength entirely depends on income generated by businesses like SatPay.
Pitfall logic: having a cap ≠ no inflation. If buyback funds can't keep up with block issuance, net supply will increase long-term, continuously diluting token holder equity.
Indicator 3: Value capture mechanism, whether there is real, verifiable cash flow
Distinguish between: paper planning VS continuously realized business income.
CORE relies on fees from products like SatPay to buy back tokens. But product launches are delayed, the current ecosystem scale is small, and fees are minimal.
Pitfall logic: value capture without stable cash flow is essentially just an expectation story. The narrative can be hyped, but without real profits, the token lacks underlying value support.
Indicator 4: Contract security audit and governance risk
Check: complete review report of historical vulnerability root causes, similar risk inspections, and whether governance votes arbitrarily change token release rules.
The 8.31 reward module code vulnerability exposed upper-layer contract security flaws. Even if this vulnerability is fixed, the market will continuously assess for other hidden code risks.
Pitfall logic: computing power only protects the block ledger and cannot prevent smart contract bugs. Once another security incident occurs, trust will collapse rapidly.
3. CORE review: Track dividends are hard to pass on to token holders
Opportunities in BTCFi infrastructure objectively exist, but CORE's token is simultaneously constrained by the above four indicators:
Ghost chip information black box, long-term block inflation, delayed value capture, and historical security incidents.
It can only rely on track heat to produce short-term pulse rallies, making it difficult to achieve a long-term valuation recovery bull market driven by fundamentals.
Applying Duan Yongping's investment philosophy: even if you make money from price increases after buying, it doesn't mean the original investment logic was correct; it might just be luck from track sentiment. Underlying hard flaws remain, and the risk of loss is very high when the market reverses.
4. Summary and insights
When selecting BTCFi track targets, the first step is not to look at grand narratives but to pass these four indicators.
Track opportunities ≠ token profit opportunities. The value of infrastructure does not automatically translate into benefits for token holders.
The track is the soil, the token is the seed; no matter how good the soil, if the seed itself has defects, it is still hard to grow into a big tree.
💬 Interactive question: If a BTCFi project meets all four indicators, does it qualify as a quality target?
#CORE #CoreDAO #BTCFi #TokenomicsIs it still possible to chase $FF now? Here's the conclusion first: chasing at a high is not recommended, but as long as the pullback structure is not broken, the bias remains bullish.
$FF current price is 0.17764, with a 24h surge of 40.58%. MA5=0.162546 is clearly above MA20=0.138983, the moving averages are in a bullish alignment, and the mid-term structure is still dominated by bulls. However, short-term overheating signals are also clear: RSI=84.5 has entered a severe overbought zone, the price 0.17764 has risen above the Bollinger upper band at 0.171364, which is a typical breakout acceleration phase. Chasing now is like catching a knife outside the Bollinger Bands. MACD histogram +0.005179 is still bullish, indicating momentum has not yet faded, and a pullback is more likely a shakeout rather than a reversal. Funding rate +0.0050% is relatively high, combined with a Fear and Greed Index of 71 (greedy), the bullish crowding is increasing, which can easily trigger a sharp drop for shakeout.
Key support is at the MA5 line around 0.1625, followed by the Bollinger middle band near 0.1390; resistance is at the Bollinger upper band 0.1714 and the psychological level 0.1800. L2 fees getting lower and lower does not necessarily mean ETH cannot capture value
After L2 moves a large number of transactions off the mainnet, the mainnet's fee revenue once declined, leading many to conclude that ETH's value capture is weakened. This concern is not without reason, but focusing only on individual transaction fees overlooks the network's changing fee model.
Ethereum used to be more like charging per transaction, but in the future, it will be more like an underlying platform providing secure settlement and data space for many L2s. Individual users pay less, but as long as the total activity scale grows fast enough, L2's demand for block space and data availability may still expand.
The problem is, this transition will not succeed automatically. If L2s rely long-term on other data layers, settlement frequency decreases, or they cannot form a unified experience among themselves, the mainnet may indeed only bear limited value. What ETH needs to prove is that the larger the ecosystem grows, the greater the demand for Ethereum's security.
Therefore, one cannot directly condemn it based on "fee decline," nor dismiss it by saying "L2 belongs to Ethereum." What really needs to be tracked is how much data L2 submits to the mainnet, how much value it settles, and whether these activities increase the demand for ETH as collateral and a security asset.The market surged sharply right at the opening on Monday early morning, and this script is making me almost sick.
First, they stir up retail investors' FOMO emotions, then lure everyone to chase the highs and enter the market. Isn't this a familiar routine? Folks, history really is repeating itself, I already know the lines by heart.
If this is truly the bottom of the next bull market, and they don't even allow a decent pullback, that would be truly unreasonable. Do you think institutions and big players are so kind as to push prices up all at once to help retail investors break even and make money? Don't even think about it.
Look back at every bull market's first few weeks after it started, the weekly chart always shows about a 20% retracement first. At this current level, rushing into BTC and ETH, many will be washed out to the point of losing almost all their principal later on. This is no joke. Anyway, until the interest rate hike news comes out in October, I expect either a pullback or sideways movement these two weeks. $BTC $ETH
#BTC维持8万美元，加密市场修复扩散 "Research" is fake, "probing" is real: How do retail investors see through the institutional conspiracy behind CORE?
⚠️This article is only a review of publicly available on-chain information and does not constitute any investment advice.
Recently, CORE has experienced a wave of concentrated institutional research, causing a stir in the community. Many retail investors interpret this as institutions preparing to build large positions and that a major market rally is imminent.
But there is a logic that most people don't understand: institutional research ≠ buying. Often, the essence of research is not to find a buying point, but to probe risks, assess opposing positions, and even anticipate potential selling pressure windows.
1. What exactly are institutions probing during their research?
Institutional funds are huge, and the first thing they do when entering is not to look at the project story but to check all potential "landmines." For CORE, they focus on probing three key areas:
1. Probing the full picture of 69 million ghost tokens
This is the top issue. Institutions repeatedly ask the project team for the list of addresses corresponding to ghost tokens, whether they have been transferred to exchanges, whether large holders have plans to sell, and if there are legal recourse plans.
Institutions need to calculate: once they enter and push the price up, will this batch of zero-cost tokens directly crash the market, and can the market absorb it? Understanding the upper limit of selling pressure is the premise for evaluating whether the market can be played, which does not equal endorsing the project's long-term value.
2. Probing contract security boundaries and governance risks
The 8.31 excessive minting vulnerability broke the narrative of "BTC hash power = absolute security." Institutional research focuses on confirming whether similar code defects still exist, whether the audit process is thorough, and whether future governance votes might change token release rules.
Institutions care not about how good the story sounds but whether another black swan event might suddenly dilute assets overnight.
3. Probing market retail sentiment and token distribution
Research also observes market heat: at what price range retail investors' costs are concentrated, how high community expectations are, and how many hold heavy positions waiting for BTCFi's multi-thousandfold rally.
Institutions need to know if, after a price surge, there are enough retail investors to take over. The higher the heat, the more potential opposing positions for future distribution.
In short: institutions come to calculate risk, selling pressure, and opposing positions, not to listen to the story and prepare to hold long-term large positions.
2. What is the conspiracy behind this research?
The most powerful aspect of the conspiracy: it is out in the open, visible to everyone, yet many willingly fall into the trap.
- Institutional research is amplified by the community and social media, creating expectations that "institutions are optimistic about CORE and will soon enter heavily";
- Retail investors see the research news as a buy signal, preemptively building large positions, expecting institutions to push the price up;
- But the internal institutional conclusion might be: the sector has hype potential, but fundamental flaws cannot be eliminated, suitable only for short-term trading, not long-term allocation.
Institutions may research, track, and test with small funds but will never hold large long-term positions.
Once market sentiment is pushed up by the narrative and the price surges, early large holders, ghost tokens, and short-term test funds will cash out in batches riding the heat. Retail investors end up buying at the top.
It's not that institutions deliberately deceive; the market naturally beautifies "attention" into a "buy signal." This is the conspiracy.
3. Retail investors' cognitive mistake: equating "attention" with "capital inflow"
Many have fixed thinking: institutional research = optimism = immediate price surge.
But institutional research falls into two categories:
✅ Value research: optimistic about fundamentals, risk screening, seeking long-term base positions, requiring stable cash flow, clear token distribution, and no major legacy risks;
⚠️ Speculative research: assessing hype, calculating selling pressure and liquidity, judging short-term trading opportunities, not endorsing long-term value.
CORE currently belongs to the latter.
Long-term inflation exists, ghost token destinations are unclear, SatPay product delayed, value capture not yet realized. These hard flaws are unacceptable to value investors; only speculative funds are willing to evaluate short-term event-driven markets.
Using Duan Yongping's investment philosophy: even if short-term markets rise and profits are made, it doesn't mean the logic is correct. Gains from narrative-driven speculation are essentially luck, not cognitive realization.
If underlying risks are not eliminated, relying solely on "institutional research" as a positive entry point, once the hype fades, it is easy to be trapped at high prices.
4. How can retail investors break the deadlock and avoid this conspiracy?
Four simple executable judgment criteria:
1. Distinguish actions from results: research is only information gathering; only large-scale real on-chain capital continuously entering is true recognition; verbal research does not count.
2. Prioritize risk lists over narratives: first look at ghost token disposal plans, block inflation, product delivery progress, not the grand BTCFi story. Without risk resolution, a beautiful narrative is just speculative hype.
3. Beware of community hype exaggerating positives: once "institutional research, imminent surge" spreads wildly online, it is often the peak of hype and easy to realize gains.
4. Position discipline: for targets with major information black boxes, do not hold large base positions; only very small positions for speculative pulse trading, with strict take-profit and stop-loss, no long-term holding.
Final thoughts
The long-term value of the BTCFi sector and the valuation of CORE tokens are two completely independent matters.
Institutional research is only to probe risks and speculative windows; it does not mean they are willing to pay for 69 million ghost tokens and decades of inflation.
The biggest trap for retail investors is misreading institutional probing as institutional endorsement.
💬 Interactive question: If the research minutes avoid addressing ghost token disposal, does it already indicate a negative risk assessment internally?
#CORE #CoreDAO #BTCFi #InstitutionalResearch #TokenEconomicsBTC rebounds back to the 80,000 mark, with intense battles between bulls and bears; the $82,000 resistance awaits breakthrough
After digesting macroeconomic negative factors, the crypto market enters a recovery phase. BTC stabilizes and rebounds from the $75,000 low, reaching a high near $82,000, but upward momentum clearly weakens in the resistance zone. Rising Middle East geopolitical tensions combined with weakening technical indicators raise market caution, making $80,000 the short-term key support.
This rebound is driven jointly by institutional funds and short liquidations: On September 18, the US spot ETF saw a single-day net inflow of $433 million, mainly from Fidelity and BlackRock; during the rise, $170 million worth of short positions were liquidated, a short squeeze that helped push the price above $80,000.
The strong resistance zone lies between $81,500 and $82,300, corresponding to early September highs. A brief intraday breakout is not considered a solid hold; a close above this range is needed to confirm continuation of the bullish trend; the next target is $83,000.
If the price falls effectively below $80,000, the current rebound structure will be broken, increasing profit-taking pressure on the pullback.
Macro and technical pressures
Geopolitics: Middle East tensions flare up again, energy inflation concerns suppress risk assets, and US stocks see capital outflows this week.
Indicators: The TD Sequential indicator gave a buy signal at $75,000, switching to a sell warning near $81,500, indicating a risk of a high-level correction.
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Bro, don’t treat every pullback as a verdict. When the big picture is right, the outcome will only be delayed, never absent. This saying applied to $DOGE isn’t just motivational talk; it’s how it survives.
$DOGE’s main storyline doesn’t rely on Elon Musk’s every shoutout but on three solid pillars:
First, predictable issuance. Starting with 100 billion coins, it increases by about 5.26 billion annually, with inflation dropping from over 5% in the early days to just above 3%, no sudden surprises.
Second, a secure foundation. Merged mining with Litecoin shares nearly 1 PH/s of hash power, blocks every minute, and transfers are so cheap they’re negligible, naturally suited for small transactions.
Third, cognitive monopoly. The Shiba Inu symbol, community culture, tipping memes—over ten years, it’s become one of the most recognizable faces in crypto.
The journey is bound to be bumpy. From 0.73 in 2021 down to 0.05 in 2022, a 93% drop; historically, it’s been halved multiple times repeatedly. Positions will turn red, accounts will shrink, and the market will try every trick to get you off. But single wins or losses are just noise; the direction is the signal.
As long as the issuance curve stays unchanged, merged mining continues, payment scenarios keep being tested, and the community keeps creating memes, the bulls’ big picture remains intact.
Hold your chips, ignore the bumps, and treat time as your friend. When the direction is right, the market will eventually deliver the results. $DOGE 90% of SEI to be staked: an ETF revision meets a +8.168% market move
Last night Canary submitted a revision to the SEC, $SEI surged +8.168% in 24 hours — I am bullish at this level but only recognize a breakout. The second revision of the S-1 allocates about 90% of SEI into staking, with BitGo custody, aiming for approval.
Two transmissions — supply side: 90% of tokens locked in staking, circulating supply shrinks, ETF approval will add more buying pressure; capital side: 24h volume 11,145,513 USDT, 3.011 times the 30-day average volume, OI 226,493,387, up +30.35% since the 9/15 record. The market is stable — BTC 80,888 holding steady, major coins stable, only then does capital dare to move into altcoins.
Resistance above: 0.0541 (24h high)
Support below: 0.0471 (4-hour SAR)
The bearish side is also present — multi-timeframe signals remain bearish, daily MA7 still below MA30. Two scenarios — volume breakout above 0.0541, supply shrinks and takes over; failure to break, pull back to 0.0471 for support.
Strategy — buy the dip near 0.0471, stop loss if below 0.0466; follow the breakout above 0.0541 with volume, stop loss below 0.0471. This account speaks plainly, saving you time.
$SEI $BTCInstitutions Don't Buy In, Inflation Is Endless: Has CORE's BTCFi Dream Shattered?
⚠️ This article only reviews on-chain information and does not constitute any investment advice.
The BTCFi sector is one of the most attractive narratives in this bull market: leveraging Bitcoin's hash power to turn idle BTC into interest-bearing underlying assets. CORE, relying on Satoshi Plus hybrid consensus, early secured the leading position in this sector. But after the research heat fades, a practical problem arises: institutions have yet to enter, long-term token inflation combined with 69 million ghost tokens looming overhead—has CORE's BTCFi vision already shattered?
1. Why Institutions Don't Buy In: Institutional Funds Prioritize Certainty
Retail investors focus on narrative flexibility, institutions prioritize risk boundaries. Institutions hesitate to heavily invest in CORE due to three main concerns:
1. The 8.31 vulnerability incident broke security trust
Originally the biggest selling point: security backed by BTC hash power. But a reward contract code vulnerability allowed attackers to mine tens of millions of tokens excessively. Hash power can only protect the underlying ledger, not the upper-layer business code. For institutions, public chain contract vulnerabilities are serious issues, indicating major flaws in auditing and security processes.
2. The 69 million ghost tokens are an information black box
The hard fork blocked new excessive tokens, but the 69 million abnormal tokens transferred before the fork cannot be rolled back or frozen. The project team can only track addresses, with no practical plan for recovery or destruction. This zero-cost token batch could be dumped in batches during market rebounds. Large institutional funds fear such unpredictable potential selling pressure.
3. Uncertain value realization cycle, delayed revenue narrative
The originally hoped-for SatPay product keeps being delayed, and current ecosystem fee volume is very small. The project plans to use ecosystem revenue to repurchase CORE to replace the old burn mechanism, but repurchase strength entirely depends on whether the ecosystem business can take off, which is a long-term expectation without stable, verifiable cash flow.
In short: institutions recognize the BTCFi sector's prospects but do not accept CORE's current token risk-reward ratio. The sector is promising, but token supply and security legacy issues are hard flaws institutions cannot ignore.
2. Endless Inflation: Total Supply Has a Cap, But Release Cycle Lasts 81 Years
Many confuse two concepts: total hard cap ≠ no inflation.
CORE's total cap is 2.1 billion tokens, but block reward release spans 81 years, with continuous annual token issuance to incentivize validation nodes. Early inflation pressure is relatively high, gradually decreasing year by year.
The project adjusted tokenomics, canceling fee burns and switching to ecosystem revenue repurchases on the secondary market. This creates a natural contradiction:
- Block rewards continue to issue new tokens, continuously increasing circulating supply;
- Repurchases spend money buying tokens on the secondary market, requiring sustained ecosystem revenue support.
If ecosystem development falls short, repurchase amounts won't offset block issuance, diluting holders' equity continuously.
Inflation is not unlimited printing but a slow, decades-long dilution of existing supply, a chronic pressure. Short-term impact is subtle, but over time it suppresses valuation ceilings. Combined with the 69 million ghost tokens as an extra supply risk, dual selling pressure compounds.
3. Has the BTCFi Dream Shattered? Two Perspectives
Sector level: The BTCFi dream remains intact
Native Bitcoin asset staking, BTC yield, Bitcoin Layer 2 finance—this demand truly exists. Similar BTCFi projects like Stacks and Rootstock continue iterating. The sector narrative is sound; the problem lies in CORE's own legacy risks.
CORE project level: Vision heavily discounted, valuation reset path blocked
1. Short term: The narrative can still drive pulse rebounds in a bull market, but valuation recovery struggles for a big rally. As long as ghost token whereabouts are unknown and SatPay business is not realized, institutional funds won't enter massively, and rebounds are easily interrupted by selling pressure.
2. Long term: Trust can only be restored by accomplishing two things simultaneously:
① Fully disclose hacker address list and present disposal plans for ghost tokens;
② Successfully launch SatPay, generate stable ecosystem fees, sustain repurchases to hedge long-term block inflation.
If these two are not fulfilled promptly, CORE's BTCFi narrative will remain a paper story, unable to convert into token fundamental support.
4. Combining Duan Yongping's Investment Logic: No Matter How Good the Narrative, Beware When Logic Breaks
The great path says: Making money doesn't mean you were right. Profits may be market luck; once underlying logic conflicts with facts, correction and exit are necessary.
Even if CORE rises short-term riding the BTCFi hype, as long as inflation, ghost tokens, and value capture core flaws remain unresolved, price increases are more thematic speculation than fundamental value improvement.
Bull markets can mask problems, but a full bull-bear cycle will eventually reprice all supply risks and security hazards.
Closing Thoughts
The BTCFi sector continues to advance, but CORE is no longer a flawless sector benchmark.
The hard fork patch stopped the bleeding; inflation dilution, ghost tokens, and business delays remain three looming challenges.
The dream is not completely shattered, but realizing the grand narrative requires overcoming much higher thresholds than the market imagines.
💬 Interactive question: If SatPay launches but the 69 million ghost tokens remain unresolved, will institutional funds enter?
#CORE #CoreDAO #BTCFi #831Vulnerability #TokenEconomics$DOGE current price 0.08731, 24h change only +0.08%, trading volume 70.3M USDT, 30 K-line amplitude about 8.03%. Moving averages MA5=0.087134 has risen above MA20=0.0858725, short-term structure is bullish; MACD histogram +0.0002737 remains positive, bullish momentum not exhausted; but RSI=56.9 is only neutral to slightly strong, not overbought. Bollinger Bands [0.0838531, 0.0878919], current price close to upper band 0.0878919, in a strong zone but chasing highs carries risk. Funding rate +0.0100%, long positions slightly crowded; Fear and Greed Index 71, market is in greed state, sentiment supports trend following but not heavy positions.
Assessment: short-term bullish bias, but more inclined to pull back to moving average before entering rather than chasing the upper band. Entry reference 0.0862–0.0868, this range is close to MA5 and above the Bollinger middle band, serving as a pullback confirmation zone. Take profit 1 at 0.0879, i.e., Bollinger upper band resistance; take profit 2 at 0.0892, an extension target after breaking the upper band. Stop loss at 0.0855, if price breaks below MA20 and MACD histogram weakens, bullish logic fails. If price breaks out above 0.0879 with volume and holds, it can be considered a second entry signal, but position size should be halved.Last night, while staring at the liquidation data flooding the screen, my coffee went cold. The suffocating feeling of "shorts being wiped out entirely" could almost be smelled through the screen. 120,000 people wiped out overnight — is this the horn of a reversal, or the ticket to the next round of harvesting? Let's first restore the scene. BTC surged from 75,064 to 81,741 in one go, nearly touching the previous high of 82,000; ETH reclaimed above 2,600, with SOL and XRP following behind. The entire network saw $606 million in liquidations, with shorts accounting for nearly 90%, and the largest single liquidation at $8.53 million. This is not an ordinary rally; it's a precise squeeze targeting leveraged shorts. But what I want to talk about is not "how much it rose," but the fragile point in the derivatives structure that is easily overlooked. The first layer: after shorts are cleared out, the market indeed feels lighter. If the funding rate remains low or even negative, it means shorts haven't given up, which actually fuels the fire. The greed index surged to 73, the technical golden cross is about to form, and bottom-fishing confidence is strengthened — these are bullish signals. - The rally caused by short squeezes is often fast and fierce because it is passive buying, not active allocation. - But passive buying has a characteristic: it is not sustainable. After the squeeze, if there is no new spot buying to take over, the price tends to get stuck at the emotional high point. The second layer: what is the market trading on now? It's the macro variable of "the Fed's October rate hike probability breaking 55%" combined with the narrative repair of "BTC holding 80,000." But the problem is, around the previous high of 82,000 is the area with the densest trapped positions from the last round.ZEC High-Level Standoff: 320 Million Spot + Nearly 60 Million Short Positions, This Is Not a Simple Long-Short Bet
After ZEC approached the $1600 mark, it did not continue to surge violently but instead oscillated at a high level. The market focus is no longer on "whether it can hit new highs again," but on the giant whale position sheets being uncovered one by one.
The most discussed remains the Garrett Jin-associated address:
- About 38,000 ZEC short positions, with unrealized losses exceeding $33 million;
- At the same time holding 202,000 ZEC spot, valued at approximately $320 million.
Many people's first reaction is "the whale is deeply trapped in short positions," but more professional traders see the possibility of hedging:
#ZEC高位震荡，多空仓位开始分化