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Good morning, crypto friends, this is Mouse's liquidation quick report
Below is the $SAND 24-hour total network liquidation data.
The total liquidation amount of SAND in 24 hours is: 5.0466 million USD.
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The 24-hour long position liquidation amount is: 2.0693 million USD.
The 24-hour short position liquidation amount is: 2.9774 million USD. $UNI , $DOGE and $CT are all trading in red territory, but the positioning behind these declines tells three completely different stories. $UNI: Bulls haven't surrendered. Despite a 5.5% decline, longs still control $94.4M against $31M in shorts, with an impressive +$9.14M in unrealized profits. Fresh buying slightly exceeds selling: $260K vs $208K. The interesting part? Longs remain profitable overall despite the correction. That suggests there's still room for profit-taking, but buyers haveThis $ZEC position is a bit embarrassing to talk about. Full position with 5x leverage, entry at 1400, now marked at 1238.04, floating loss of 57.84%.
I understand the trend clearly. Last week it dropped more than twenty points in one go, this week it’s slowly climbing back a bit. Many panic at the first sign of a rebound, but there’s really no need—downtrends won’t crash all the way to the bottom unless a black swan event happens; they just move lower highs and lower lows step by step. Just short on the rallies and that’s it.
I’ve explained the logic clearly to myself.
But every night when I open my account and see that -57.84%, my heart still skips a beat. I want to cut losses but fear selling at the bottom; if I don’t sell, I can’t sleep.
The $CAP position is even more cursed. Shorted at 0.0618, it touched a high of 0.1035, floating loss over thirty points, and I don’t dare add a single contract. Only 15% circulating supply, all chips in the hands of the whales, the candlesticks look like they’re drawn—technical analysis is useless for this kind of pump-and-dump coin, you can only wait for it to stop rising.
Also, my old bad habit: these days most trades are profitable, but I only nibble a little profit on each and run. The $ETH short at 2700 could have earned me over 200 more USDT by now; Ethereum really hasn’t recovered, but I just take a quick bite and run. My entry points are pretty accurate, but I’m useless when it comes to selling. #xrp spot ETF holdings at $1.7 billion with weekly inflows slowing down
$XRP spot ETF holdings have reached $1.7 billion, but weekly inflows have clearly slowed
The holdings of XRP spot ETFs have reached about $1.7 billion, but capital inflows are cooling off.
Latest data shows that the 5 tracked XRP spot ETFs hold about 1.13 billion XRP, with a net inflow of only about $3.9 million in the past week, compared to about $112 million net inflow in the past month.
The question arises: with increasing institutional holdings, why is XRP still falling?
First, holding size does not equal new buying.
$1.7 billion reflects the scale of existing holdings, not that institutions have recently bought another $1.7 billion. To judge new demand, one must look at daily and weekly net inflows.
Second, capital inflows are slowing down.
There was about $112 million net inflow in the past month, but only about $3.9 million in the most recent week. Funds are still net inflowing, but buying strength has clearly weakened.
Third, ETF buying does not mean there is no selling pressure in the market.
Continuous ETF purchases may be offset by sales from other investors. Trading activity in the derivatives market also affects short-term prices.
My judgment:
Looking at XRP now, one should not only focus on ETF holdings hitting new highs but also on whether new capital can accelerate again.
What really matters is not how much institutions have already bought, but how much they are willing to buy next.Today $PONS, although it hit two exchanges, its current fundamental data has not improved at all.
Just took a look at its data:
1. In the last half hour, the domestic market only had one new coin, while the foreign market hasn't filled a coin in 7 hours.
2. 24-hour protocol fees are $630,000, protocol revenue is $80,000, both less than one-tenth of the peak period.
3. The revenue-to-market value multiple has already been surpassed by $PUMP.
In this situation, if you were to go long on PONS, could you really pull the trigger? Friends, feeling numb, BTC dropped again around 82100 at noon, a very familiar level. This is the high point explored in August and September, the real starting point of the pullback. If a breakdown occurs, the short-term market bulls will face a heavy blow, and the market rhythm will be gone for good, heading straight to the 7-figure range. The overall bearish sentiment is strong, so the long positions we suggested this morning are relatively high risk. For those who opened longs around 83100 this morning and haven't stopped losses yet, we won't consider adding positions at this stage; if adding, wait for a pullback near 81800 to reconsider. The intraday long at 83200 is still held, and the long at 2566 on ETH is the same.
Currently, there will still be a slight rebound for repair; let's seize this opportunity for our longs above. On the hourly chart, after bottoming at 82100, the base shows a super long lower shadow. The short-term bearish sentiment is insufficient to continue, and the market has started a repair rhythm again. According to the MACD indicator, the bullish histogram is steadily forming with volume expansion, indicating a bullish recovery. For BTC, we first focus on the resistance near 83500 during this rebound. ETH's overall market is relatively strong; short-term bulls still dominate, with a quick rebound after a brief dip, providing entry levels above 2560. For short-term ETH, we just hold firmly.
BTC resistance at 83500, breakout target 84300
ETH resistance at 2600-2620
#9月FOMC纪要公布，多数官员倾向再加息 $BTC $ETH Is the U.S. government about to sell off Bitcoin? Don’t swipe away just yet — this signal deserves careful consideration. $BTC
Latest update: 1,583.8 BTC, approximately $134 million, has been transferred to Coinbase. Moving to an exchange usually means selling. $ETH
Back in March 2025, Trump signed an executive order to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve and prohibit sales.
Now the question is: where is the ban? $SNDK
I’m not speculating on the truth of the news, just pointing out a few noteworthy points:
First, this amount is not large compared to the strategic reserve, but it feels more like a test of attitude — the market fears not the volume of sell-off, but whether the policy stance will loosen.
Second, there is always a buffer zone between the executive order and actual operations: which part counts as "reserve" and which part is "previously confiscated assets" — different interpretations lead to completely different outcomes.
Third, real on-chain movements with actual funds are always more honest than statements and documents. The very act of transferring to an exchange is the biggest signal.
For the short term, the emotional impact may outweigh the actual selling pressure; but for the medium to long term, the government’s chip movements determine how much selling pressure hangs over every subsequent rally.
For news of this magnitude, just watching the spectacle is useless — what matters is the interpretation and rhythm behind the actions. #9月FOMC纪要公布，多数官员倾向再加息 #OKX以250亿美元估值完成战略融资 #以太坊Glamsterdam升级登陆Sepolia测试网 Good morning, crypto friends, this is Mouse's liquidation quick report
Below is the $AVAX 24-hour total network liquidation data.
The total liquidation amount for AVAX in 24 hours is: 1,353,000 USD.
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The 24-hour long position liquidation amount is: 1,246,900 USD.
The 24-hour short position liquidation amount is: 106,100 USD. ZEC's spike to 1373 yesterday is no longer being followed today.
Yesterday's low was 1289, the high touched 1373 but didn't break through, closing at 1327. Today it opened at 1326, reached a high of 1347, a low of 1228, and the current price is about 1238. Volume is similar, but the price is dropping.
The range 1347–1373 remains resistance. If it breaks below 1228, it could easily test the 1200 area first.
In the short term, watch if 1326 can hold. It has already failed to hold, so treat this as a pullback after a rally and don't chase the current price. For those already holding, watch if 1228 can support; if it can't, consider reducing your position. $ZEC 🔵 ADA NEWS
Cardano just launched CIP-0113 on mainnet.
The standard lets issuers build regulated tokens with:
🔒 Freeze controls
⚠️ Seizure rules
🛡️ KYC / sanctions checks
Important: ADA itself isn't being frozen.
The bigger bet?
Cardano wants regulated assets on-chain.
ADA — utility upgrade or controversy?In the past 24 hours, 124,000 bulls were directly buried, and 700 million USD just vanished!!!
To be honest, when this drop hit around 82,500, I was stunned for a few seconds.
The previous daily K low was clearly rising.
87,000 was suppressing the price, but it was suddenly smashed down hard, the move looked really ugly.
What is the biggest fear now?
It's that some people see the deep drop and get itchy hands wanting to short.
The previous low at 82,500 hasn't been effectively broken yet,
Chasing shorts now
is no different from those who chased the rise above 87,000 before.
This shorting train, if you miss it, wait for the next one, don't force it.
For intraday, BTC's rebound should first target the 84,500-85,500 range; if it can reach here,
the bulls have already burned a lot of energy.
Same goes for ETH, 2,620-2,670 is its ceiling, don't expect a one-shot V-shaped recovery, that's unrealistic.
For those wanting to bottom-fish, wait until 82,500 breaks and quickly recovers before acting; before it breaks, it's just licking blood from a knife edge.
This round's ETH 2,715 market price short position, 🤏 also profited well, continuing to plan today!!At 3 a.m., my friend messaged me: I'm about to get liquidated. Sigh.
He was holding a triple-leveraged long position, couldn't sleep, and kept staring at a number.
I asked him: Are you afraid it will drop, or afraid of the liquidation zone below?
He probably paused for a moment.
The real focus of this drop is never about how many points it fell, but that there’s a layer upon layer of liquidation orders buried underneath.
This drop first turned unrealized losses into real losses.
Over $220 million in long positions have been wiped out, and worse, $112 million in liquidations happened concentrated around $2511.
But you need to understand one thing: liquidation isn’t a single line, it’s an area.
Every tick the price moves down blows up a batch of traders; after one batch is wiped out, another batch stands below.
So the real question isn’t how much it fell, but after the first wave of liquidations, is the leverage fully cleaned out? Or is there another layer below?
What my friend did is very typical.
He was about to add margin but saw the group chat full of wails and pulled his hand back.
He said something that kept me awake too: When it drops, you realize what you’re holding isn’t the coin, it’s leverage.
Wow, what he said is the kind of flex that only personal experience can deliver.
What’s more troublesome is that both sides are squeezing simultaneously.
On one side, the longs are still the majority, still adding leverage to catch the dip.
On the other side, shorts are starting to collect rent; short sellers don’t pay, instead, someone pays them. Both sides are fully squeezed, whoever moves first dictates the direction.
The spot market is even more straightforward.
Money has been flowing out net for several days, and the outflow is accelerating. ETH 2560, I'm watching OKX. Last night it was holding around 2615, but today it slipped down again. Once the 2600 whole number support breaks, it breaks. This dip in ETH is even more aggressive than BTC. It dropped straight down from 2740, losing over 180 points, still showing the old habit of following the rise but not the fall.
I glanced at the $ETH order book; there are sparse buy orders around 2550-2560, but very thin, while sell orders are piling up. Volume hasn't expanded, so it's not a panic sell-off but more like profit-taking slowly escaping. Support below is seen at 2520-2540; if broken, look at 2500 or even 2480. Resistance above is 2600-2620; if it can't rebound past this, it's weak, so don't rush to bottom-fish.
My strategy: This kind of slow decline is most dangerous for bottom-fishing halfway, as you get trapped every time. If it pulls back to around 2520 with shrinking volume and stops falling, I'll lightly try a small position with a stop loss below 2480; if it breaks 2500 directly, I'll watch if 2480 can hold. ETH is weaker than BTC this round; when the market softens, it falls first. Don't rush to be a hero.🟣 SOL
Samsung is bringing USDC transfers on Solana to Samsung Wallet for eligible U.S. Galaxy users.
Launch: last week of October📲
And Solana-based Orca + Loopscale just merged to build regulated-market infrastructure.
⚡ Payments + DeFi + TradFi
SOL is getting real-world rails.
Is $120 the next battle?This Binance Research report pours cold water on the current rally.
BTC has recovered from the low of $57,800 on July 1st to $84,880, a 46.9% increase — looks impressive, but the report says this is far from enough to confirm a cycle bottom.
Why? History has given the answer: when BTC retraces only 30%-38% from its previous high and then rallies over 40%, this "shallow retracement" pattern has resulted in 4 out of 5 times falling back to the previous low. Currently, the signal is triggered with BTC still 35.6% below its historical high, right in this dangerous zone.
What’s even more painful is the volatility: although the maximum drawdown this round is only 54.2%, after adjusting for volatility, it’s about 1.94 standard deviations, on par with the previous three bear markets. Simply put, this round doesn’t have less risk; volatility has been suppressed, but the risk remains.
So the label’s question is right: ETFs are still flowing in, why should BTC fall? The S&P stands above 7800, the Nasdaq hits new highs, the external environment isn’t bad — but the curse of shallow retracements never picks its environment.Trump's promise of $5,000 per person in dividends—how is it going now? Trump's promise of "$5,000 per person" is still stuck in the political slogan stage, with no signs of it materializing. This promise first appeared on September 9, 2026. At the Republican midterm convention, Trump proposed that if the Republicans won the November midterm elections and continued to control both chambers of Congress, he would pay $5,000 to every adult American citizen, calling it the "Trump dividend." On October 6, he reiterated this promise on social media, saying, "Actually, it's a very easy thing." But where the money comes from is the biggest question. There are about 240 million to 270 million adult American citizens, with total costs expected to be between $1.2 trillion and $1.35 trillion. Trump himself has never provided a clear source of funding. Vice President Vance has said it may come from tariff revenues, but data shows that since early 2025, U.S. tariff and consumption tax revenue has totaled about $475 billion, and the Supreme Court has ruled to revoke multiple tariff measures, with over $100 billion refunded, far from enough to cover this expenditure. Commerce Secretary Lutnick claims he will not rely on taxpayer funds, citing sources like the "Trump Platinum Card" visa program and Intel investments, but these are far from enough to support trillion-dollar spending. There are also legal obstacles. The U.S. Constitution grants Congress the authority to spend federally. House Speaker Johnson has made it clear that any such money distribution must be approved by Congress, saying "the hard part is the details." Trump himself once statedThe whole network's attention isn't on the narrative; everyone is focused on the liquidation map and forced liquidation data. BTC's hourly moving averages are in a bearish alignment, MACD's green bars continue to shrink, and the rebound can't even surpass short-term resistance—weak structure remains unchanged. There is dense short order liquidity hanging above 86650; this position is prone to first spike upward to flush out short-sellers, then fall back to sweep the long liquidation zone between 83700 and 84500. Just turned the car into a backstreet to avoid the sun, and the order-prompting calls keep buzzing nonstop.
So, do not chase shorts near the current price around 82830; wait for a rebound into the high-pressure zone to act. Entry range is 86800 to 87500, with stop loss defense above 88200 to prevent fake breakouts from spikes. Take profit first target at 84000, second target at 81500. Keep position size within half a position; do not add to the position before stop loss moves. If it breaks below 81000, move the stop loss down near the cost.
$BTC
#ETF仍在流入，BTC为何下跌？
@OKX星球 A certain whale used 20x leverage on Aster to short BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, and DOGE simultaneously, with a $26.5 million position all profitable, floating profit of $586,000.
Going all in on five directions, not even sparing the tiny fraction of 24 BTC — this isn’t just shorting, this is literally writing "bearish on the whole world" directly into the position sheet.😇
$BTC $ETH $SOL#Gold ETF sets record inflows, high interest rates still suppress gold prices
Gold ETFs set record inflows, but high interest rates continue to suppress gold prices
On October 7, data from the World Gold Council showed that global physical gold ETFs had a net inflow of $10 billion in September, with a record $31 billion accumulated in the third quarter. The People's Bank of China has increased its gold holdings for the 23rd consecutive month.
However, gold prices did not strengthen accordingly. Spot gold briefly fell below $4100 during intraday trading, hitting a low of $4067. The main pressure comes from interest rates—the 30-year US Treasury yield is about 5.70%, the 10-year is 5.35%, both reaching their highest levels since 2002, significantly raising the holding cost of non-yielding assets.
The long-term logic remains unchanged: even if yields break 5%, gold prices still hold above $4000, and the negative correlation has clearly weakened. Global debt expansion, lack of fiscal discipline, and structural drivers of currency depreciation trades remain in place. $4000 is the current dividing line between bull and bear markets.
BTC is currently around 82,700, with support at 82,000 and resistance at 84,500. Positions have stop-loss below 81,500; empty positions wait for a pullback to 82,000-82,500 to stabilize before entering. $BTC $ETH $ZEC This Bitcoin crash, everyone might be betting that the Federal Reserve will continue to raise interest rates, so risky assets are hiding for now! 😂 Finding a reason for the crash isn't that hard! 😄 $BTC C has dropped to around $83,000, failed to push to $87,000, $83,000 is the current floor, if it breaks that, then $81,000 is next to watch. It all depends on how much the meeting minutes will impact Bitcoin and the entire crypto market. $ETH fell directly from 2800 to around 2600. 2500$MET I said 0.5 is definitely going to break, below is the data I checked around 9 AM, it was 0.45 at that time. Currently, to short, we need to watch the 0.7 level first. If 0.6 holds steady, there's no rush to short yet. There are too many shorts now, this batch of retail investors will definitely be washed out.2.16 billion options expire tomorrow! $ETH stuck at 2565, will it recover upwards or crash down?
Tomorrow, $2.16 billion worth of BTC and ETH options expire. The biggest pain point for ETH is at 2650, current price is 2565, 85 dollars short. Option market makers have the incentive to pull the price toward the pain point, which is a short-term bullish signal.
Market view:
RSI 33-43, MACD below zero line, price hugging the lower Bollinger band at 2554. From 2779 down to 2585, a 7% drop, bearish momentum has not fully released yet.
Candlestick analysis:
Resistance: 2581-2650
Support: 2554-2530
Public opinion:
The biggest pain point at 2650 is the short-term target, but RSI is weak + MACD death cross, so a direct surge is difficult. First, watch if 2554 can hold; only if it holds will there be a rebound. Before options expiry, the price will likely oscillate between 2550-2620.
Trading strategy:
Buy on dips stabilizing at 2540-2560.
Short on rebounds failing at 2620-2640.
Remember, don’t bet on direction before options expiry; wait for the price to approach the pain point on its own. Follow Gongming for more coin operation ideas! #跟着OKX打卡2049 #9月FOMC纪要公布，多数官员倾向再加息 Ethereum spot ETF has seen net outflows for the seventh consecutive day, with $161 million running out just yesterday. This is not a small amount; people are literally voting with their feet.
As someone who tracks data closely, I can only say: don’t panic sell just because of outflows, and don’t buy just because the price dropped. Outflows are institutional moves and often lag behind. When they stop, check the price again—you’ll find the market has already moved to a different level. Those rushing to bet on the data landing usually get slapped in the face 8 out of 10 times; I used to be that one who got hit.
Current price is just above 2,500, down about 4% over seven days, hovering near the recent seven-day low. Above at 2,715 there’s still a $140+ million short liquidation zone stacked up. This thing acts like a magnet, but until it’s reached, it’s not reached.
My stance is simple: at this level, I’d rather miss out than carry the weight for others halfway up the mountain. If you want to play, wait for it to stabilize on its own; if you hold, don’t add—adding is just levering yourself up. $ETH Three altcoins. One clear winner.
$XRP is down 4.2%. Longs are losing $2.84M, while shorts hold +$3.45M. Selling is nearly 5x buying. More downside looks likely.
$ZEC fell 5.7%, but longs still hold +$48.9M in profits. A rebound remains possible.
$NEAR is up 10.2%, with 97.3% of longs profitable and shorts down $4.6M. Buying is nearly twice selling.
My bet: $NEAR continues higher, while $XRP faces another drop.SpaceX plans to raise $40 billion to purchase NVIDIA chips, and the most noteworthy aspect might be the word "borrow." The structure disclosed by the media includes about $30 billion in investment-grade debt and $10 billion in bank loans, with negotiations still in the early stages. The chips haven't all been purchased yet, but the future interest to be borne is already taking shape.
This is not to deny the demand for computing power. I believe more and more businesses will need AI and understand why companies are scrambling for equipment. However, buying chips and selling enough services are separated by deployment, utilization, pricing, and customer payments. Debt doesn't wait for these stages to proceed smoothly before starting to accrue.
On one hand, equipment is rapidly iterating; on the other, financing contracts stipulate repayment obligations. If the new generation of chips quickly pressures the rental income of old equipment, the company still has to handle the debt; if demand materializes faster, borrowing to expand may also increase returns. Both outcomes are reasonable; the key is whether revenue can keep pace with investment.
Right now, everyone is particularly sensitive to the procurement amount but less patient with the payback period. I think this discussion is somewhat unbalanced. $40 billion is enough to make the supplier's order story more appealing, but it still can't provide the buyer's profitability answer. What would make me willing to raise my judgment is how much customers are willing to continue paying after the equipment is put into use. Successful financing can get the project started, but the project must be profitable to keep going. It's fine to celebrate when the money is secured, but don't write off the subsequent accounts as well.
#SpaceX拟融资400亿美元采购英伟达芯片 Glamsterdam upgrade does not require exchanging ETH, be cautious of any migration notifications
The term "network hard fork" is easily exploited by scammers. They claim that old $ETH will soon become invalid, asking users to connect to websites, authorize contracts, or transfer assets to so-called upgrade addresses. The official stance is clear: after Glamsterdam activation, existing ETH balances and accounts will not automatically become invalid due to the upgrade. Ordinary holders do not need to exchange tokens or send coins to anyone to complete the migration.
The ones who really need to take action are node operators, validators, and application developers affected by the new Gas rules; they need to update clients or test contracts. Holders at most need to confirm that their wallets, exchanges, and service providers have completed compatibility; they should not hand over mnemonic phrases, private keys, or unlimited authorizations. Testnet activation does not involve mainnet asset conversion, and urging transfers based on Sepolia dates is especially suspicious.
I am long-term bullish on $ETH and believe security awareness must be part of holding. The more features the upgrade brings, the more phishing around "airdrops, token swaps, and account fixes" will occur. The most reliable judgment is simple: protocol upgrades are executed through node software, not by customer service private messages changing your balance. Any page that requires you to transfer coins or sign first to retain your original ETH should be treated as a scam by default.Gold barely moved today (spot $4,146.6, COMEX 4,175.3, +0.45%), while BTC fell 1.79%. On the same day, the US dollar strengthened and US stocks hit new highs. When will these two assets, often compared together, truly split up? Let's look at three sets of data. First, their performance: BTC is currently at $84,184.9 (24 hours -1.79%, past week +0.06%), spot gold is $4,146.6 (trading at a high level, less than 1% volatility this week); Second, macro background: The US dollar index rose 102.00 (+0.17%), and the S&P 500 rose 0.58% to a new high of 7,818.93; Third, capital channels: US spot ETFs saw a net inflow of about $372.8 million on the 5th day (latest single-day +$301.7 million), still far below the $2.6 billion two weeks ago. The pricing logic for the two is actually completely different: **Marginal buying for gold comes from central bank gold purchases and physical demand**, which are very sensitive to short-term interest rates, stock prices, and sentiment, so it is less volatile and slow; **BTC's marginal buying comes from ETF subscriptions, redemptions, and leveraged funds**, making it highly sensitive to liquidity and risk appetite, so it is highly volatile and fast. Past experience shows that when liquidity is loose and risk appetite is rising, BTC outperforms gold; When liquidity tightens and risk aversion dominates, gold outperforms BTC. So when will they "go their separate ways"? There are usually three scenarios: **First is the liquidity contraction period** (the US dollar moves forwardThe Current State of Trump Family Tokens: Massive Losses and Controversies Behind the Wealth Creation Myth Once packaged as a political wealth creation myth, the Trump family's crypto projects are now revealing their harsh side. For the vast majority of ordinary investors, this is more like a destruction of wealth. As for the TRUMP meme coin, its price has plummeted about 97% from its all-time high of $75.35, now down to just around $1.76. According to The New York Times citing Nansen data, nearly 990,000 buyers are at a loss, with total losses reaching $3.81 billion as of the end of June. Meanwhile, about 500,000 wallet addresses have collectively profited nearly $4 billion, with profits concentrated in the hands of early buyers and algorithmic traders. What is even more noteworthy is the structural unfairness in profit distribution. The token's mechanism design allows Trump-affiliated entities to earn income when the token trades occur, rather than relying solely on price increases. Trump's financial disclosures for 2025 show that the token will generate $636 million in revenue. This means that regardless of retail investors' profits or losses, the project team is always making money. Recently, the project team announced it would hold a third holder dinner on November 22, inviting the top 185 investors by open interest. After the announcement, TRUMP's price briefly surged by 9%, but consumer rights group Public Citizen criticized this as a pay-to-play model, where spending enough money to buy coins gives a chance to communicate face-to-face with the president. Senator Chris Coons directly characterized the dinner asToo many positions, so I'll close one $XPL first.
I've held it for nearly 20 days, went through unlocking in the middle,
then it surged to 0.13, and then dropped again.
A turbulent 20 days. I cut my losses.
To clear some positions, I have to clear this one first.
Made a little profit 🤏
Won't open this for now, mainly afraid of a pump-and-dump$BTC perpetual, 100x short, +377.18%. Profit +0.32 USDT.
Strategy execution completed. The high leverage percentage is just psychological comfort; 0.32U is the reality.
Abandon short-term speculation, drastically simplify base position allocation: BTC and OKB (OKX ecosystem +21 million locked + deflation).
100x is a meat grinder, short-term goes to zero. Long-term goes to BTC and OKB to preserve principal. $ETH $ZEC #9月FOMC纪要公布，多数官员倾向再加息 Good morning, crypto friends, this is Mouse's liquidation quick report
Below is the $SNDK 24-hour total network liquidation data.
The total liquidation amount for SNDK in 24 hours is: 3,787,300 USD.
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The 24-hour long position liquidation amount is: 2,020,000 USD.
The 24-hour short position liquidation amount is: 1,767,300 USD. I read the FOMC minutes from early morning three times over.
Let me clarify what everyone cares about most first: a 25 basis point rate hike in September was unanimously approved by all 19 members, bringing the rate to 3.75%-4.00%. Most officials verbally indicated there might be another hike by year-end. But the real signal is hidden later—the market has priced in less than a 20% chance of a rate hike in October. What does this mean? Hawkish words, but feet stopped. Rate hikes are indeed nearing the end, but no one wants to be the first to say it.
So don’t be scared by the words "another rate hike." In the 24 hours after the minutes were released, $BTC fell less than 3%, $ETH nearly 5%, and $SOL even worse. But if you panic just by looking at the drops, you’re exactly being led by emotions.
$BTC: The supply side is quietly changing.
The 83600 level has been sideways for two weeks, neither up nor down, which feels uncomfortable. But you have to look at what’s happening behind the sideways movement—Glassnode’s data is solid: the trend of $BTC whales net depositing to exchanges has stopped. This trend lasted over three months since summer, twice as long as similar trends in 2023, officially ending in late August, after which capital flow has been negative.
To translate: the person dumping the market got tired and left.
On the other side, ETF funds are returning. On October 7 alone, there was a net inflow of $119 million, with BlackRock’s IBIT taking in $122 million. Although the inflow pace is slower than the surge in September, the direction hasn’t changed.
$BTC’s current state is: supply is tightening, demand hasn’t kicked in yet. In this structure, there’s less room to dump downward than to surge upward. I’m not rushing to call a breakout, but panicked selling at this level is likely handing knives to institutions.
$ETH: Hit by an unexpected event but not broken through.
$ETH’s drop this time was harsher than $BTC’s. On the surface, it looks like macro sentiment, but actually it’s a specific event—MetaMask was hacked, triggering a precautionary exit of about 523,000 $ETH staked, and the validator exit queue spiked to 850,000. Seeing these numbers, the market’s first reaction was "sell-off," and panic selling emerged.
But think calmly: this is a technical exit triggered by a security event, not a fundamental collapse. Also, the exit queue has dropped from 850,000 to 767,000, being digested. More importantly, nearly 1.46 million ETH are queued to "enter" staking, with new funds still flowing in. One side is exiting, the other entering; this is not a collapse, it’s turnover.
$ETH’s leverage ratio has dropped to 0.66, the lowest in nearly seven months. Leverage has been cleared out, making it lighter going forward.
$SOL: Still digesting chips, no rush.
$SOL broke below 115, down 2.64% in 24 hours. There’s an on-chain signal that looks bad: a certain whale address has been continuously selling since September, and $PUMP-related addresses have cashed out $861 million at an average price of 161, now priced at 117. This batch of chips hasn’t been fully sold yet.
$SOL spot ETFs are also seeing outflows, with $9.2 million net outflow on October 5 and another $3.68 million on October 6. In the short term, $SOL’s pressure is indeed greater than $BTC and $ETH. But from another angle—if this batch of whale chips can be digested in the 110-115 range, the resistance for a rebound afterward will be smaller. I’m not touching it for now but watching closely.
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Let’s be practical.
The current market state in one sentence: macro is dulling, micro is diverging.
The FOMC minutes are important, but their marginal impact on the crypto market is diminishing. The market has already digested the September hike, October is likely unchanged, and whether December hikes depends on data then. What really decides who rises or falls next is not Washington’s meeting minutes, but each coin’s own chip structure.
$BTC’s chip structure is improving, $ETH is turning over, $SOL is still clearing out. Three assets, three rhythms—don’t apply the same logic to all.
My positions haven’t moved. Holding the $BTC base, waiting for the $ETH exit queue to clear before deciding, and waiting for the whales to leave $SOL before acting. At this stage, it’s not about who predicts best, but who can hold steady.
One set of minutes can’t change the trend, and your positions shouldn’t be changed by one set of minutes.
$BTC $ETH $SOL
#9月FOMC纪要公布，多数官员倾向再加息 #ETF仍在流入，BTC为何下跌？ #跟着OKX打卡2049 Exemption for El Salvador's default exceeding the BTC holding limit, while releasing about $138 million in loans.
In December 2024, El Salvador and the IMF signed a $1.4 billion loan agreement, one condition of which was to limit the public sector from continuing to buy BTC.
Then El Salvador defaulted—the government's BTC holdings exceeded the agreed limit in the agreement.
Then the IMF... exempted this default and continued lending.
This is not the first time. The IMF has formally exempted El Salvador's BTC-related defaults multiple times—this is a recurring pattern, not a one-off special treatment.
Conditions of the exemption:
El Salvador can keep the existing approximately 7,764 BTC but cannot increase holdings with public funds, except for donations. At the same time, it must strengthen transparency disclosure of BTC holdings and government-involved supervision.
Background: El Salvador's economic performance is actually not bad—the GDP growth forecast for 2026 is 4.5%, higher than 3.9% in 2025, and tourism has grown about 30% since BTC legalization. It is difficult for the IMF to use "economic failure" as a reason for withholding funds.
This matter has a bigger implication:
The IMF has shown other countries a template—holding sovereign BTC, accepting stricter accumulation limits, and IMF financing can continue.
This is not the IMF endorsing BTC, but it is the IMF finding a coexistence framework between BTC and national financing.
7,764 BTC, valued at about $86,500 each today, is approximately worth $671 million. $BTC $ETH $ZEC
Today $ZEC performed quite poorly. It hovered around 1347 for a long time without breaking through, then dropped steadily, with a large bearish candle in the middle, dipping as low as 1225, and now it’s hovering sideways near 1239.
However, $ZEC still has some buzz and isn’t an ignored unpopular coin, which is why it can still hold up.
On the 15-minute chart, each high point is lower than the last, and that long bearish candle looks more like concentrated profit-taking rather than a normal shakeout. Although there is some buying support below, it’s only temporary; both trapped positions and profit-taking have yet to be fully absorbed.
It’s definitely not suitable to chase the price higher now, and it’s also not yet time to bottom-fish with a clear signal.
#ZEC巨鲸3.8万枚空单平仓，亏损超3500万美元 $ZEC perpetual contract 50x short position, opened at 1349, now at 1243.05, floating profit +392.71%.
The selling pressure above 1349 has been completely released, the privacy coin sector's buying power has dried up, causing a sharp plunge with a big bearish candle. Using 50x leverage to short with the trend, fully capitalizing on this panic sell-off.
First, take half the position off to secure the bottom, move the stop loss of the remaining position down to 1260. If selling continues to dominate below 1220, watch for a break below 1200. Once a 15-minute candle closes with a long lower shadow, immediately close the entire position. $BTC $ETH #9月FOMC纪要公布，多数官员倾向再加息 $ETH has been oscillating between 2700-2730 for nearly two weeks.
Previously, I predicted that the top of this rebound would most likely not exceed 2850, and the highest point eventually only reached 2806, basically in line with expectations.
A large number of short liquidations and stop-loss buy orders occurred in the 2700-2800 range, and these funds in turn further pushed the price up.
But when almost everyone in the market starts focusing on a bull market, it is often the time when the direction begins to change. For me, now is actually the stage worth paying attention to for shorting opportunities.
My average position cost has adjusted from about 1800 initially to 2685.11. The part I stopped out earlier due to strict risk control has now been earned back.
Currently, after the price fell below 2550, I have entered the profit zone, with a target first looking at 2450.
Yesterday, $ZEC was still around 1300, and I reduced half of my position, pocketing about $150,000. The remaining position is still worth about $180,000.
So the real question now is:
Is this bubble about to burst?
$BTC
#ETH #BTC #ZEC
#SepFOMCMinutesHikeWatch #BTCETFFlowParadox #OKXToken2049CheckIn Teacher A's live trading record | Dollar-cost averaging $SOL SOL Day 278, drawdown 5%, continuing as planned 💰
📅 Check-in day: Day 278
💰 Current holdings: 129.99458892 SOL
📊 Spot profit: about +29% (drawdown about 5% from previous peak)
💹 Total asset valuation: around 100,427 CNY
📈 One-year profit: +36,851.41 (+56.86%)
🎁 Additional: small continuous node commission income Good morning, crypto friends, this is Mouse's liquidation quick report
Below is the $SPCX 24-hour total network liquidation data.
The total liquidation amount for SPCX in 24 hours is: 1,611,000 USD.
Among them
The 24-hour long position liquidation amount is: 1,105,400 USD.
The 24-hour short position liquidation amount is: 505,600 USD. BTC funds are flowing in, but the price keeps crashing down? Something's off behind this
#ETF仍在流入，BTC为何下跌？
The 4-hour BTC chart is really frustrating, showing a stair-step decline. After several failed attempts to break above around 87,000, it directly dropped to about 82,700. This long bearish candle really stunned the bulls.
But the strangest thing isn’t the drop itself, it’s that ETFs are still seeing inflows.
On October 5th, there was a net outflow of nearly 90 million, but the next day it immediately reversed to a net inflow of 119 million, and prior to that, there had been three consecutive weeks of net inflows. Logically, with big money not pulling out, the market should have some support, but the reality is: money is coming in, yet the price keeps falling.
Why? The leveraged positions couldn’t hold up first. Nearly 67.5 million liquidations occurred in the past 24 hours, with over 85% being long positions. Bulls got liquidated, forced sell orders pushed the price down further, and even if ETFs are buying, it can only offset part of the selling pressure.
Adding to that, variables like US Treasury yields and oil prices are causing disruptions, making market sentiment even more fragile. On October 9th, about 22,000 BTC options contracts will expire, with a notional value of 1.84 billion, which could amplify volatility at that time.
So I’m not rushing to bottom-fish or go long now. It’s good that ETF funds haven’t fled, but fund inflows ≠ immediate price increases. The stair-step drop from 87,000 to 82,700 shows short-term bears still have the upper hand.
Personally, I think it’s best to watch lightly and not rush into heavy positions. Wait for BTC to firmly hold key support before considering the next move. Catching a falling knife now risks losing money and raising your blood pressure. French Hill urges lame-duck session to pass the CLARITY Act
Another noteworthy signal has emerged in U.S. crypto regulation.
On October 7, French Hill, Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, once again called for advancing the CLARITY Act, hoping to leverage the lame-duck session after the November midterm elections to push the bill forward.
Why is this important?
First, the core issues of U.S. crypto regulation have not been fully resolved.
The CLARITY Act seeks to further clarify the regulatory division of labor between the SEC and CFTC over digital asset markets, providing clearer legal frameworks for trading platforms and crypto projects.
Second, the Senate has previously stalled the advancement process.
On September 15, a related procedural motion failed with 49 votes in favor and 50 against, falling short of the 60-vote threshold.
Hill’s renewed call indicates that supporters have not given up on the opportunity to push legislation before the end of the year.
Third, calls for action do not mean the bill will soon pass.
There remain partisan disagreements over conflicts of interest, consumer protection, and other issues. The lame-duck session is short, and whether a compromise can be reached is key.
My view:
If the bill makes substantive progress, its greatest significance is not an immediate token price surge, but that future regulatory rules for the U.S. crypto market may become clearer.
What to watch next is whether the Senate reschedules the advancement process and whether both parties can agree on contentious provisions. $BTC $ETH $DOGE perpetual contract 50x short position, opened at 0.09544, now at 0.08751, +415.44%.
A large sell order at 0.09544 was instantly crushed, aggressive sell orders flooded in, and the bulls' defense line collapsed immediately. Following the trend, shorted with 50x leverage, accurately capturing the cliff-like drop.
Half position taken profit, dynamic stop loss moved to 0.09. If it breaks 0.085 with increased volume, hold position to watch 0.08; if continuous support orders appear on the order book, exit immediately. $BTC $ETH #9月FOMC纪要公布，多数官员倾向再加息 This isn't a rebound; it's more like fireworks to send off the short positions, right? Just after lunch while watching the market, $XRP nudged up again, but the volume didn't follow. No one caught it on the way up, every surge runs out of steam. I said at the time, it's a heavy bull trap, shorts don't panic, the high-level resistance is still there.
Shorted in at 1.4827, covered at 1.4053, +522.69% profit in hand, really satisfying. The earlier part was really dragging, but the outcome is truly sweet.
The market cures all kinds of arrogance, especially from those who think they're the smartest. The money you make is the realization of your understanding; the money you lose is the flaw in your understanding.
First take profit on 80%, keep 20% at cost price as protection, pocket the big chunk first. Now is not the time to rush; chasing highs easily leaves you stuck at the peak, waiting for the next hit. I'll alert you as soon as the new structure emerges.
The market isn't short of opportunities, it's short of patience.
$ETH $LAB The major trend was indicated unchanged since the morning, with another plunge confirming it
First a rebound, then a pullback, capturing 29 points between 4143-4114
$XAU #9月FOMC纪要公布，多数官员倾向再加息 $FIL Honestly, the liquidation amount here isn't that large, clearly not enough to trigger much panic selling. So my previous judgment from September 29 still stands: ETH is due for a major correction. The first red line I drew is around 2560, which was just briefly pierced at 2587; the second is near 2360. As I said before, since August 18, there hasn't been much liquidation of 5-10X long leverage, so it definitely will happen. I am definitely not bottom-fishing now; I'd rather miss out than$ETH 100x short, the return rate is terrifying at +537.12%! But the absolute profit is: +0.14 USDT.
Opened position at 2713.14, marked at 2567.41. Spent tens of thousands on electricity and had a heart attack, earned just enough for a bottle of mineral water.
High-leverage contracts are a joke; no matter how high the percentage, if the principal is small, it’s all for nothing.
Not playing anymore, long-term I only trust BTC and OKB. OKX ecosystem +21 million locked + deflation, 1.8 billion versus 80 billion. $BTC $ZEC #9月FOMC纪要公布，多数官员倾向再加息 Trading Diary:
The wave that hit the high point of 87384 was the end of wave 5: upward momentum weakened, MACD showed bearish divergence, volume increased then dropped after the peak, which is a classic signal of wave 5 completion; wave 4 correction generally does not show such obvious bearish divergence plus a quick break below EMA60.
The target for wave A is primarily 81741 (0.618 Fibonacci); if this level is breached, wave A will directly test 80000 and 78255 (0.382).
4. Pressure range for wave B rebound
First resistance above the rebound: 84800, strong resistance at 86100.
Characteristics of wave B rebound: looks strong but is difficult to break the previous high of 87384; after the rebound ends, wave C will plunge.
Prepare for the end of wave A; you can speculate on the wave B rebound, but it is a rebound, not a reversal, so it should not be treated as a new trend for going long. Short positions should be taken at the resistance level of 84800 after the rebound.Dump first then pull up? Shakeout and accumulation?
Bitcoin dropped below $84,000, liquidating over 550 million long positions, with total market liquidations exceeding $1 billion in 24 hours. Ethereum weakened in sync, breaking the key support at 2630. However, strong buy orders between 83,200-83,500 held firm, preventing a continuous volume crash. #英国拟扩大加密税务调查权限, what truly warrants caution is not paying taxes
On October 8, according to Forbes, the UK's HMRC is pushing to expand its authority to investigate crypto asset information, proposing to allow tax authorities to directly access client data from crypto asset service providers, while updating the rules for checking software and electronic records. It should be noted that this is still a proposed reform, and the final plan has not yet been determined.
The real sensitive part lies in the "identity + wallet address" link.
Transaction records in traditional bank accounts are already within the financial institution's system, and once a Bitcoin address is linked to a name, address, or tax identity, on-chain public records can be further traced, forming a long-term, queriable asset activity trajectory.
More noteworthy is that Recap believes the proposed regulation may overly broaden the definition of "crypto asset service providers," potentially affecting non-custodial wallet software, blockchain explorers, data service providers, hardware wallet manufacturers, and tax software.
Behind this is actually a core contradiction in the crypto industry as it enters deep regulatory waters: regulators need more data to combat tax evasion, but the broader the data collected, the more concentrated the connection between identity and on-chain assets, which may increase privacy breaches and security risks.
My judgment is that this may not be purely negative news for the industry.
In the short term, centralized trading platforms, compliant custody, and tax reporting systems will be further strengthened, and some users may place greater emphasis on self-custody and privacy protection.
In the long run, the real test is how to find the boundary between "on-chain transparency" and "personal privacy."The U.S. government transferred Bitcoin to Coinbase—is this a sign of dumping? #9月FOMC纪要公布，多数官员倾向再加息
Brothers, we need to break this down!
The U.S. government sent $670 million worth of coins to Coinbase Prime within 32 hours, including 6,215 BTC. $BTC
As soon as the news broke, the bears went wild!
But we need to be clear—Coinbase Prime is a custody platform, not a spot exchange order book. The U.S. Marshals Service chose Coinbase Prime for asset custody in 2024, so this batch of coins is most likely a "relocation" rather than a "sell-off." Moreover, the March 2025 executive order explicitly states that BTC in strategic reserves "must not be sold."
The issue is, the market always trades on expectations. Once on-chain data is flagged, bears have a reason to open positions. The drop from October 6 to 7 was officially attributed to "government wallet transfers."
See, the news itself can cause a price drop without actual selling.
Technically, BTC is currently priced at 83,198, down 2.75% in 24 hours. It has already broken below the short-term support of the 21-day moving average at 83,850. The resistance at 87,000 is strong, having failed to break through four times. Open interest dropped from 28.8 billion to 26 billion, a 10% decrease, indicating leveraged funds are withdrawing.
Directionally, a short-term correction is expected; don’t rush to bottom-fish. Oil prices and U.S. Treasury yields are both high, pressuring risk assets. BTC can’t even reclaim the 21-day moving average, showing weak bullish momentum. $ETH $ZEC #ETF仍在流入，BTC为何下跌？ $MINA ｜20x short position, entry at 0.09908, floating profit 222.44%
Some saw a slight intraday rebound and advised me to take profits quickly and exit, warning not to wait for the market to reverse and eat into the gains. I replied: I'd rather earn a bit less than break the rules. They were puzzled, asking if I wasn't afraid the rebound would wipe out my gains. Earning a little less is fine; randomly closing positions early is what disrupts the trading rhythm.
The market kept oscillating downward, with rebounds only temporary corrections; the bearish trend remained unchanged. Many were fooled by the small rebounds and blindly bottom-picked, getting trapped. I waited for trend confirmation and a breakout before entering, unaffected by short-term market noise, sticking to my holding plan.
Floating profits kept growing, but risk control remained strict, setting protection levels and taking profits in batches. Others admired the steadiness of this trade, saying it was stress-free. Setting the rules first is the only way to widen the path ahead. #ETF仍在流入，BTC为何下跌？