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Robinhood盘初大涨12.3%突破120美元创年内新高，链上交易、评级上调与预测市场三重驱动 9月3日，美股Robinhood（HOOD）盘初涨幅扩大至12.3%，股价突破120美元，创今年1月以来新高。上涨由三重利好共振驱动：Robinhood Chain链上交易爆发、摩根士丹利等华尔街机构密集上调评级、预测市场二季度收入同比暴增逾十倍至1.56亿美元。 9月3日盘初，美股Robinhood（HOOD）涨幅扩大至12.3%，股价突破120美元，创今年1月以来新高，本轮上涨有明确的业务数据支撑，而非单纯情绪推动。第一，链上交易爆发。Robinhood Chain上线后交易活跃度持续攀升，9月首日网络收入超过380万美元，约占当日全网总收入的38%；单日处理交易552万笔，应用收入约266万美元，创上线以来新高。这意味着其股票代币化与链上交易业务已开始产生真实收入，链上叙事正在兑现为业绩。第二，华尔街态度转向积极。摩根士丹利、Piper Sandler等多家机构近期密集上调Robinhood评级与目标价，机构资金的认可为股价提供了估值支撑。第三，预测市场成为新增长曲线。二季度预测市Gold rose another 2.62% in 24 hours, reaching $4472, much stronger than the S&P's 0.70% and the Nasdaq's 0.63%. Last time gold rose, I said money was buying "things getting more expensive," not tech growth. Today, gold rose together with Nvidia (+3.01%) and Meta (Facebook's parent company, +4.60%), while Apple (-0.78%) and AMD (-0.86%) were still falling. This is no longer about safe haven or mindless risk appetite; money is choosing "high elasticity with a story."
The strangest part is within the crypto camp. MicroStrategy (MSTR) rose 4.31%, Coinbase (a US crypto exchange) rose 4.16%, but miners didn't keep up: MARA (Bitcoin miner) only rose 1.05%, Riot (Bitcoin miner) even fell 0.19%. Although all crypto-related, funds only go to those with BTC directly on their balance sheets and those collecting transaction fees, not to mining operations. This indicates the market is betting on BTC's financial attributes, not mining profitability.
This divergence is more worth watching than gold's big rise. If miners don't catch up next, this wave of crypto stocks is just capital passing through, not an overall industry improvement. Those chasing Coinbase and MSTR higher need to distinguish whether they're buying a premium or confirmation.The rise in gold this week is mainly driven by the resonance of three major factors
📉 Trigger: U.S. employment data "surprises on the downside," cooling rate hike expectations
This is the most direct trigger. The U.S. August ADP employment data (the "small nonfarm payrolls") released this week was far below expectations:
· Actual increase: only 38,000.
· Market expectation: about 47,000 - 48,000.
The weak data slightly cooled the market's expectations for a Fed rate hike in September, directly igniting this round of gold rebound.
🛢️ Key turning point: Geopolitical risk shifts from "suppressing" to "supporting"
The role of geopolitics reversed this week, which is key to gold's V-shaped reversal.
· Previous suppression: The escalation of U.S.-Iran conflict pushed up oil prices, exacerbated inflation concerns, strengthened rate hike expectations, causing gold prices to fall instead of rise.
· Shift to support: Subsequently, Trump hinted that military action would not be "prolonged," significantly easing market concerns about runaway inflation, turning geopolitical risk into a positive for gold.
💵 Core driver: The "double whammy" of the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields eases
Under the combined effect of the above two factors, the previously suppressive strong dollar and soaring U.S. Treasury yields have eased.
· The dollar index retreated from a nearly three-week high.
· The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield also fell back from a three-year high.
Since gold is a non-interest-bearing asset, falling interest rates mean lower holding costs, directly benefiting gold prices. #黄金ETF增持近10吨，期权波动受关注 #30年期美债收益率连续41天站上5% $USELESS Just checked the on-chain fund movements, many dead accounts are actually large holders with significant profits, none of them have sold. Only a few small retail investors have sold some, causing the price to drop slightly. If these large holders start selling, the price will probably crash directly. This is why the 🐕 whales have been pumping the price continuously; they want to hold a big move to sell all at once.$BTC is approaching the $77,000 range,
with trading volume becoming increasingly thin,
the price action is replicating the back-and-forth tug-of-war around $76,300 seen in recent days.
Market sentiment has already entered the greed zone,
but altcoins as a whole are far behind BTC's pace,
indicating that this rebound has not truly spread across the entire market,
but is just a pulse rally in a few sectors.
The real looming risk comes from the macro side: Wash's hawkish remarks at Jackson Hole have raised the market's expectation for a September rate hike from 36% to 57%. If this pricing continues to ferment, $BTC is very likely to fall back again,
returning to around $76,300 and starting a new round of volatile consolidation.
#财报观察员：博通业绩超预期，Snowflake上调指引 In September, most people in the crypto world couldn't make money—not because they couldn't understand the market, but because they treated the "Fed news-driven volatility" as a one-sided bull market. The market has been very realistic lately: BTC is tugging back and forth between $76,400 and $77,800. When it falls, there is buying support; when it rises, it is suppressed by rate hike expectations. ETH's performance is even weaker, weakening week-over-week. Mainstream coins are clearly diverging, with small coins experiencing sharp surges and drops in rotation. The proportion of 24-hour long liquidations across the entire network is relatively high. Many people chase rises and sell lows repeatedly, getting hit repeatedly. They rush in when prices rise, but are immediately washed out on pullbacks. Looking at the current hot topics: 1. The probability of a Fed rate hike in September has increased, U.S. Treasury yields are rising, and risk assets are under overall pressure. This is currently the biggest external variable suppressing the crypto sector. Nonfarm payroll and ADP data will directly affect BTC's short-term volatility. September statistics are already a month of Bitcoin weakness, so don't fantasize about a continuous, blind one-sided rise. 2. Institutional trends are shifting: the U.S. SEC has updated its transfer agent rules to adapt on-chain tokenized assets; Wyoming's stablecoin has introduced on-chain proof of reserves, and Web3 compliance is progressing realistically, no longer purely hype narrative. RWA is putting real assets on-chain, and AI+Crypto remains the medium- to long-term main theme, but it won't surge every day—it's a gradual logic. For ordinary participants: (1) In volatile markets, going all-in or chasing hot topics with high leverage is the biggest taboo. Currently, the Greed Index remains in the greed range, market sentiment is overheated, and contract long positions are frequently liquidated. Leverage is a double-edged sword—don't let short-term market trends cloud your judgment. (2) Distinguish between short-term and short-term trades$BTC chops near $77K on thin volume, echoing its earlier tug near $76.3K. Sentiment reads greedy, yet altcoins still lag badly behind the leader, showing the rally hasn't truly broadened out. The real threat here: Fed Chair Warsh's hawkish Jackson Hole tone pushed September hike odds from roughly 36% to 57%. If that bet lands, $BTC likely retreats back toward $76.3K to grind it out all over again.
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#LastNFPBeforeFOMC #AVGODipsSNOWPops #SaudiCrude9YearLow
$SOL Bitcoin has recovered toward $79K after briefly slipping below $77K, suggesting buyers successfully defended the lower levels. But the derivatives market is sending a more interesting signal. 👀 📉 Open Interest: Fell roughly 3.8%, from 331,100 $BTC on Aug. 21 to 318,600 BTC on Aug. 31. Meanwhile, long funding costs have been rising. That combination is important: price is recovering while overall positioning is still being reduced. This is very different from a rally driven by aggressive leverMask Brother talks about the rumors of the 9/9 Apple event in this episode:
**News:** The iPhone 18 Pro series is expected to increase in price by at least $200, with the Chinese market possibly seeing a 1000+ yuan increase; the first foldable iPhone will launch first in North America, Mac/iPad prices have already gone up; he is not optimistic about the foldable iPhone.
**What concerns you is just one thing: you need to raise your budget for the iPhone 18 Ultra SIM-unlocked version.** You originally planned to get it for 10,000 after meeting your asset target, but with the global price hike trend and SIM-unlocked phones following overseas pricing, 10,000 might only cover the standard version, and Ultra will likely be around 11,000-12,000. But that's a later matter; the trigger condition is to first earn enough to reach the 140,000 withdrawal threshold, so no rush.
**Regarding AAPL:** Price increases are a double-edged sword—profit margins can hold, but sales might be hit. The 9/9 event will show if the market accepts it. Your rule remains unchanged: wait until after the 9/16-18 risk assessment before evaluating; don't touch it now.
You know Mask Brother's background—he suffered a leveraged loss in July and recovered by selling memberships. Treat his news content as quick news flashes, and don't follow his opinions. This episode is purely news without any sales pitch, so feel free to check it out.
Need to write a copy? The angle of Apple price hikes + SIM-unlocked phones is too niche and doesn't fit the brand persona of the community; I suggest not writing it. ADP has poured cold water on the market: in August, U.S. private sector employment increased by only 38,000, below the expected 48,000 and the lowest since January, manufacturing decreased by 17,000, and professional and business services decreased by 16,000. However, expectations for rate cuts or rate hikes have not significantly cooled. CME data shows the market still bets on about a 62% chance of a 25 basis point rate hike in September. Meanwhile, oil prices remain around $90, U.S. Treasury yields remain high, and inflationary pressures continue to limit market expectations for a policy shift. More notably, the July nonfarm payroll unexpectedly decreased by 23,000, and the data for May and June was sharply revised downward, indicating a clear cooling of the U.S. job market. A Reuters survey estimates that the nonfarm payrolls in August will add about 56,000, with the unemployment rate remaining at 4.1%. Tonight's focus on nonfarm payrolls: 🔥 >100,000: rate hike expectations heat up, BTC under ⚠️ pressure Around 75,000: The market may continue trading rate hike logic 😐 Around 50,000-60,000: rate hike expectations cool, BTC may catch its breath 🥶 Near zero or turning negative: employment clearly worsens, policy expectations may reverse rapidly Currently, BTC is fluctuating around 77,000 USD, so there's no need to bet on the direction in advance. Wait for the data to come out and see how the market moves. Additionally, the latest news shows that if inflation continues to cool in August, he prefers to keep rates unchanged in September, indicating that internal stance on rate hikes is not ironclad. Nonfarm payrolls will show the real results tonight; before the data comes out—patience#加密财库扩张面临指数资格考验
The gameplay of crypto treasuries has completely changed. It used to be about who buys more, now it's about who survives longer.
Strategy and BitMine both made moves this week.
One bets on BTC appreciation, the other earns ETH staking rewards. Different approaches, but both are betting on the same thing—the long-term value of crypto assets.
But now both face a common problem—MSCI might kick them out of the index.
MSCI's new rule is simple: companies with less than 50% operating assets must pass five financial tests; triggering four or more means losing eligibility for inclusion in the MSCI Global Investable Market Index. In the simulation screening, Strategy and Metaplanet were directly listed as "immediate removal" candidates.
If enforced, passive index funds would be forced to sell these companies' stocks. This isn't the market being bearish; it's the rules forcing the sale. The biggest risk for Strategy and BitMine isn't crypto prices themselves, but that they might be redefined by the world's largest index provider from "investable assets" to "non-investable assets."
Strategy's moat is 845,100 BTC, the world's second-largest Bitcoin holder. BitMine's moat is staking income—$335 million annualized revenue; even if ETH prices stay flat, the company is still making money.
One bears price risk, the other bears yield risk. But both have to bear the same thing—whether MSCI will kick them out.$ARB 0.128.
Seven days ago it was 0.09. No one was looking.
Now up 40% in a week, another 14% in 24h. Market's dead, but ARB is carrying the whole damn show.
Why? Robinhood paid its first "rent." Orbit chain fees — 10% flow back to the DAO. First month: $360K. Not huge, but it flipped the narrative. ARB is no longer just governance air — it's a yield-generating asset.
Fundamentals solid too: $6.19M in H1 revenue, 97% gross margin.
#LastNFPBeforeFOMC #AVGODipsSNOWPops #RobinhoodChainRevenue Funds have not truly left the crypto market; they are merely seeking new footholds. Recent sets of ETF data combined reveal some intriguing signals📊: On August 31, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net inflow of $216.7 million, with BlackRock's IBIT single product contributing $205.9 million; Ethereum ETFs added another $87.7 million in the same period, extending the consecutive days of inflow to 11 trading days; while Solana's weekly inflow was about $153 million, marking the strongest single-week performance since the product's launch🔥.
Three streams of capital are active simultaneously, and the most reasonable explanation is that institutional investors are rebalancing within crypto assets rather than exiting completely. BTC has taken on the entry point most familiar to traditional funds, ETH benefits from the ongoing repair of the ecosystem narrative, and SOL's surge more reflects the market's revaluation of high-throughput chains. This rotation pattern tests the judgment on segmented sectors more than a unilateral broad rally.
Of course, inflow data only represent preferences through specific subscription channels and cannot cover the full picture of on-chain real demand or leverage sentiment. If macro interest rate expectations stir again, the currently seemingly orderly rotation could quickly turn into a synchronized sell-off. Please view short-term volatility rationally; this article does not constitute investment advice. $BTC $ETH $SOLRobinhood Chain's data is a bit outrageous.
On September 1st, the single-day DEX volume reached 1.595B, up 61% from 989M just four days earlier.
On-chain DeFi deposits (TVL) are 738M, stablecoin balances 797M, and cross-chain assets $2.524B.
The mainnet has only been live for two months (launched 7/1), and the TVL has nearly increased eightfold.
The logic is clear: Robinhood moved 493 US stock tokens onto Arbitrum, allowing retail investors to trade tokenized stocks and memes on-chain, with all fees flowing back to their own L2.
This is not a DeFi revolution; it's a brokerage moving the exchange onto the chain.
The question is: how much of this volume is from real users, and how much is bot activity? We'll see after the meme cools down.
Have you used Robinhood Chain? Does it feel smoother than Uniswap?
#Robinhood链放量，ARB收入叙事升温 BTC holding near $77.8K while ETH and SOL lag suggests a selective, cautious risk bid—not a broad crypto breakout.
With NFP and the FOMC ahead, macro still matters. Gold inflows and weak crude add to the defensive tone.
Until participation broadens, durability matters more than momentum. Strong balance sheets should stay preferred.
Just my view, not financial advice.#LastNFPBeforeFOMC #AVGODipsSNOWPops #RobinhoodChainRevenue Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Citibank, Deutsche Bank, and 21 other financial institutions recently announced a joint plan to establish a new company in the second half of 2026 and launch a US dollar stablecoin in the first half of 2027. The project will cover scenarios such as cross-border payments and digital asset settlement, and will comply with the US GENIUS Act and the EU MiCA regulations.
In the short term, the positions of $USDG and $USDC are difficult to shake. Currently, USDT has a circulation of about $183.3 billion, and USDC about $73.4 billion. Both have built a strong moat thanks to deep liquidity network effects and wide access through exchanges, wallets, and DeFi protocols. In contrast, the precedent of bank-issued stablecoins—such as the US dollar token launched last year by Société Générale, which has a circulation of only $12.5 million to date—shows that "a coin issued by a bank" does not naturally equal "a coin the market will use."
However, the long-term threat cannot be ignored. These 21 institutions hold top global payment networks, customer channels, and compliance capabilities. If they truly embed stablecoins into cross-border clearing and settlement layers, rather than merely as "US dollar deposits on the blockchain," it will represent a genuine paradigm shift. Bank-issued stablecoins can directly reach wholesale and retail users through existing customers without first competing for adoption on crypto-native platforms. This represents a slow but continuous erosion of USDT's "offshore dollar" moat.
The key question is: do the banks want to take a share of the pie, or do they want to disrupt their own clearing systems? The answer determines how much time remains.
#21家金融机构拟推美元稳定币 $BTC failed three times to break through 80000, the short squeeze is dead, and the initial jobless claims data dealt another blow: how much time do the bulls have left?
Bitcoin's performance at the 80000 USD level looks like a trapped beast fighting for survival. Three attempts, three retreats; each sharp rise is as fleeting as fireworks, followed by a prolonged decline. K33's data reveals the truth behind this rebound: the largest single-day short squeeze in history drove the rally, but futures open interest then plummeted—the fuel for short covering has burned out. Now the question is, who will take over the position?
Key point one: The short squeeze is dead, a buying vacuum has appeared. This rally from 75000 to 81000 is essentially a short squeeze, not a trend reversal. After shorts were liquidated, forced buying disappeared, exposing the market to real supply and demand. The drop in open interest indicates leveraged funds are retreating, and new bulls are unwilling to enter.
Key point two: ETF inflows are a drop in the bucket. Last week's net inflow of $1.92 billion looks impressive but averages less than $300 million per day. Facing profit-taking at high levels and $6.4 billion in options expiry selling pressure, it's barely enough to fill a gap. Once ETF buying slows, the price will lose its last line of defense.
Key point three: Employment data deals another blow. Initial jobless claims at 206,000 exceeded expectations, and the employment gap is widening. Market logic may shift from "rate cut optimism" to "recession fear," putting risk assets under broad pressure. Bitcoin's "digital gold" narrative crumbles in the face of real liquidity contraction.
Technically, the picture is even more grim: the hourly MACD shows continuous bearish divergence, the 20-day moving average is pressing down, and the distribution pattern of sharp rises followed by slow declines is crystal clear. A rebound to 79500-80000 is just handing chips to the shorts.
Strategy: Short in batches above 79500, stop loss at 81000, first target 76000, break below targets 73000. Don't be fooled by a single-day long green candle—that's handing the shorts a knife. Who is the bull story for? #FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农 Initial jobless claims for the week ending August 29 in the U.S. on September 3 were 206,000, higher than the market expectation of 205,000, marking a new high since the week of August 15.
Although the data is only slightly above expectations, the signal it sends is quite clear: the U.S. labor market is showing signs of marginal cooling.
This is slightly bullish for BTC in the short term.
Because cooling employment will further strengthen market expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut, if the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields weaken simultaneously, risk appetite in the market is likely to recover, making it easier for BTC to find support.
However, this data alone is not enough to support a one-sided rally. What truly deserves attention next are the nonfarm payrolls, unemployment rate, and the Federal Reserve's September policy meeting.
From a technical perspective, BTC is currently still in a slightly strong consolidation structure, with $80,000 as a key short-term level. If there is a volume breakout and BTC holds above this level, the market could open up further upside potential; conversely, if employment data strengthens again and rate cut expectations cool off, BTC may retest and confirm support.
In simple terms: a slight weakening in initial jobless claims is bullish for BTC, but whether the next upward move materializes depends on whether subsequent employment data continues to cool.
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#FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农 📉 Semiconductor sector collectively plunges, funds collectively shift to safe-haven assets
Hynix $SKHY's sharp drop this round really caught people off guard.
Originally, it was slightly up over 1% in the morning session, but in the afternoon it quickly plunged into the red, with losses expanding beyond 2%. Samsung $SAMSUNG and Kioxia $KIOXIA also weakened in sync, putting pressure on the memory sector as a whole.
On the other hand, US stock futures declined while gold surged rapidly against the trend. This is not due to any fundamental negative news for Hynix; HBM orders remain full and the logic remains intact.
The real trigger comes from a rapid shift in market sentiment: the semiconductor stocks in Japan and South Korea had ample gains earlier, accumulating a large amount of profit-taking positions. Once the market wavers, funds quickly flee. Global capital is flowing into safe-haven assets, and the highly elastic semiconductor sector naturally becomes the first to be sold off.
⚠️ This is only a market observation sharing and does not constitute any trading advice #FOMC last set of data before the meeting: Nonfarm payrolls this Friday, the last piece before FOMC 9/4 Nonfarm — good data BTC goes to 74.2K, bad data BTC rebounds to 78.8K
Only one card left before the 9/16 rate hike.
All released data are contradictory:
August ADP +38K (expected 47K, slowest since January)
Beige Book 12 districts: 10 "moderate", employment growth slowing
But core PCE stays at 3.3%, Carson calculates 54% of 178 subcomponents rose over 3% YoY (47% a year ago) — price increases are expanding
Williams: "Inflation is encouraging, but we need to wait and see"
CME still gives a 62.3% chance of a 25bp hike on 9/16
Translation: Employment is cooling, inflation is sticky, the Fed fears inflation more than unemployment. So even with weak ADP, the rate hike probability didn’t drop, because the market trades on "bad news = Fed more likely to hike."
9/4 20:30 Nonfarm three scenarios (BTC currently 78.4K):
<30K (very weak): rate hike pricing drops to 40%, 10Y Treasury yield falls from 4.79%, BTC rebounds from 78,330 to 78,830, shorts cover, target 79,387
30K–60K (in line): 62% chance hike stays, BTC grinds between 75,800–78,330, three stop-fall signals still half lit
>70K (strong): hike odds surge above 75%, 10Y breaks 4.8% again, BTC breaks 75,800 and fails to reclaim 76K → drops to 74,200, option downside protection zone 68–75K triggered
Summary:
This BTC move from 81.3K down to 76.4K priced in "62% hike + oil 90+ US-Iran tensions" in advance. The 9/4 Nonfarm is not the direction itself but the final adjustment for the 62.3% price — bad data is the only window for bears to hand over the ball to bulls, strong data confirms wave C. $BTC Nonfarm payroll data influences the Federal Reserve's rate hike expectations
which then transmit to various asset prices.
Nonfarm data is a key short-term indicator for $BTC direction. Weaker data will strengthen rate cut expectations, benefiting BTC's rebound; conversely, strong employment will heat up rate hike expectations and suppress BTC. On September 3, BTC rose above $77,500, with the market remaining cautious before the data release.
$ETH, as a high-beta risk asset, is also sensitive to interest rate expectations. Strong nonfarm data increases the probability of rate hikes, pushing up U.S. Treasury yields and strengthening the dollar, creating a double valuation squeeze on ETH. On September 3, ETH was around $2,400, down nearly 4% over the past seven days, with the market awaiting guidance from the nonfarm data.
Storage stocks like $SNDK show a "contrarian" reaction to nonfarm data. The July nonfarm data unexpectedly cooled (a decrease of 23,000 jobs), which should have been positive for the stock market but instead became a "catalyst" for a collective plunge in the storage sector—cooling rate hike expectations triggered a large capital shift from storage stocks to sectors like optical communications.
$SOL is far more sensitive to liquidity changes than BTC and ETH. Hot nonfarm data will push up rate hike pricing, putting sustained pressure on the high-beta SOL; if the data is soft, SOL will rebound the fastest. On September 3, SOL remained near $100, with nonfarm data as the key variable.
#FOMC last set of data before Friday's nonfarm
#EarningsObserver: Broadcom beats expectations, Snowflake raises guidance Tomorrow night at 8:30 PM, could the real big wave for BTC be coming? ⚠️
On September 4th, at 20:30 Beijing time, the US August nonfarm payroll data will be released.
Many people are focusing on the "new jobs added" figure to bet on the direction.
But I think the easiest thing to overlook this time is the data revision.
Why?
Because July's nonfarm payroll already showed a clear cooling, and employment data from previous months have been significantly revised downward. On the surface, the US job market still seems to hold up, but looking deeper, the quality of new jobs is declining.
So there is a key scenario for tomorrow night:
If the nonfarm data turns strong again.
The market's first reaction might be:
"The US economy is fine."
"Rate cut expectations continue to be pushed back."
"The dollar and US Treasury yields surge."
BTC may not necessarily rise immediately in the short term.
But if new jobs are weak and previous values continue to be revised down.
The market might trade again:
Employment is deteriorating → rate hike pressure decreases → liquidity expectations improve.
This could truly stimulate risk assets.
The biggest problem many people have now is only looking at the headline.
Nonfarm +50,000?
Nonfarm +100,000?
Then immediately chase longs or shorts.
But the market never trades just a number, but the logic behind that number.
Is employment continuing to worsen?
Is wage growth cooling?
Is the unemployment rate changing?
These are the core factors truly affecting the Fed's next moves.
And don't forget, after nonfarm, there is the September 11 CPI data, which is an important verification before the rate decision.
So don't fantasize about "one big bullish candle directly starting a bull market" tomorrow night.
The biggest opportunities in the market often lie in the gap between expectations.
Strong data doesn't necessarily mean a rise.
Weak data doesn't necessarily mean a fall.
The key is how the market interprets it.
BTC is now at a critical window; nonfarm may bring intense volatility, but what really determines the trend is the whole set of macro factors afterward.
Don't bet on the data, wait for the market to give the answer
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#FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农 But don't rush to go all in——
Today's volume is actually not enough. The 24-hour futures trading volume is $67 billion, while spot is only $4 billion——leverage is pushing, spot is following, and this structure will lead to brutal liquidations if bad news hits.
Friday's non-farm payroll data is the real test. Although the probability of a rate hike has dropped from 66% to 62%, the market remains fragile.
In summary:
Five positive factors resonate, pushing BTC from 76,400 back up to 77,600. Whales are buying, ETFs are entering, the dollar is falling, banks are coming in, and regulations are being implemented.
At the 76,000 level, do you dare to go up?
(The above content is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice. The crypto market is highly volatile; please assess risks yourself.) $ETH $SOL $BTC #FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农 #沙特原油出口跌至9年最低，油价飙升 #财报观察员：博通业绩超预期，Snowflake上调指引 Whale's Precise Top Escape: The Triple Signals Behind HYPE's $132 Million Liquidation
On September 3rd, on-chain analyst Yu Jin detected a major data point: a certain whale address completed a full liquidation of 2.886 million HYPE tokens, profiting $132 million with a return rate as high as 228%. This operation is a textbook case of a "precise top escape," worthy of in-depth analysis from three dimensions.
Operational Method: Perfect Coordination of Long-Term Positioning and Gradual Selling
This whale accumulated HYPE at an average price of about $19.8 early last year and staked it long-term. After more than a year of holding and accumulating staking rewards, it redeemed the entire position from staking at the end of July this year. Then, over the past month, it sold in batches at an average price of about $64.9, with the last batch of 969,000 tokens (about $79.18 million) transferred to an exchange. From the complete chain of "accumulation—staking—redemption—gradual selling," this was a highly planned long-term investment rather than a panic sell-off. Even more noteworthy is that the average selling price of $64.9 was exactly in the mid-to-high range of HYPE's current main upward wave—by early September, HYPE had risen to $81–83, and the whale gradually realized profits during the rise, avoiding liquidity shocks while locking in maximized compound returns.
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#FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农 I've been building a position in Marvell for a while now, initially choosing to invest because I was optimistic about the AI high-speed interconnect sector.
Reviewing the financial reports, the business logic and order fundamentals all look quite solid, and the growth story around NVLink support and optical DSP also makes sense.
I never expected that, despite no fundamental issues, the stock price would keep fluctuating downward, steadily declining.
Every day when I open the market and see the unrealized losses, honestly, it wears on my mindset a bit.
The market is sometimes like this; short-term prices don't always fully follow fundamentals. Capital sentiment, supply chain expectations, and macro interest rates all influence the trend.
The market has amplified concerns about Google adding new suppliers, with capital pricing in future competitive pressure in advance. Even if the performance is fine, the valuation will continue to be suppressed.
My approach is a grid strategy, planning to slowly endure the volatility, strictly controlling position size, setting a stop-addition baseline, and avoiding heavy bets on $MRVL #FOMC last set of data before: Nonfarm Payrolls this Friday
This Friday (September 4), the Nonfarm Payrolls report is one of the most important macroeconomic data points for the crypto market this week. It will be released at 20:30 Beijing time and is the last Nonfarm report before the September rate decision meeting.
Currently, the market expects about 50,000 to 60,000 new jobs added in August, with an unemployment rate around 4.1%. July unexpectedly saw a decrease of 23,000 jobs, and the employment data for May and June were revised down by a total of 103,000, indicating a clear cooling in the US labor market.
* Less than 30,000, or even negative
→ Significant deterioration in employment → Expectations for rate cuts/easing rise → US Treasury yields and the dollar weaken → BTC and ETH tend to benefit. If the unemployment rate also rises above 4.2%, the bullish effect will be more pronounced.
* Around 30,000 to 80,000
→ Basically in line with market expectations → The market may experience sharp volatility first, then return to technical trends. This is the most likely range for "wick spikes" and shakeouts.
* Greater than 100,000 to 120,000, with unemployment steady at 4.1%
→ Employment significantly stronger than expected → Rate cut expectations decline → Dollar and US Treasury yields rise → BTC and ETH face short-term pressure.
Also, pay special attention: Wednesday's ADP report showed only 38,000 new jobs, below the market expectation of 48,000; today's initial jobless claims at 206,000 also indicate the labor market is cooling.
I lean slightly towards the probability that Nonfarm Payrolls will be below market expectations.
Weak Nonfarm → BTC likely to first drop/spike down → then has a high probability of rallying afterwards. $XPL is trading at $0.09059 (+8.89%), holding within its 24h range between $0.08075 and $0.09247.
Price is trading above MA5 ($0.08939), MA10 ($0.08817), and MA20 ($0.08591) on the 1H, holding near 24h highs.
Driven by $29.11M USDT in daily turnover and 321.35M $XPL in 24h volume, reclaiming $0.09116 resistance could pave the way for a test of $0.09247 resistance.
@OKX成长学院 #DailyOrbit $KO increases investment in the Chinese market, with 3.25 billion yuan for two new major factories to strengthen the supply chain moat🔥
Coca-Cola's China system doubles down again, with a total of 3.25 billion yuan invested. Two brand-new smart factories in Kunshan and Guangzhou have been put into operation, targeting the two major consumer hubs of the Yangtze River Delta and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area respectively.
The Kunshan factory investment is 2 billion yuan, and the Guangzhou Greater Bay Area base investment is 1.25 billion yuan, adding a total of 26 modern production lines. Overall capacity is directly increased by about 10%, capable of flexibly producing more than twenty brands and over a hundred beverage products, supported by an intelligent warehousing system that shortens delivery chains and strengthens domestic supply chain resilience.
From a capital market perspective, this precisely confirms the underlying logic of Coca-Cola's long-term compound growth.
The barriers for consumer companies lie not only in the brand but also in the production and distribution networks spread across core consumer regions. A well-established local supply chain can reduce transportation costs, quickly respond to market demand, further consolidate high penetration and pricing power, and lay a solid foundation for sustained and stable cash flow and dividends.
Even with macroeconomic cycle shifts, continuously increasing physical production capacity represents the brand's long-term confidence in the Chinese consumer market. However, it should be viewed objectively: capacity expansion is a long-term positive and will not drive short-term stock price explosions. $KO remains a blue-chip stock that profits from time dividends, and is not suitable for short-term market speculation.
Looking at the entire consumer sector, there are actually very few leading companies that can continuously make large counter-cyclical investments in their supply chains.
⚠️Market logic observation only, does not constitute investment advice
#KO #CocaCola #ConsumerBlueChip I have an increasingly clear view on SOL:
It’s not a safe haven, but more like an amplifier of market sentiment.
When the overall market shows some profit-making effect, funds tend to flow into the SOL ecosystem. New projects, on-chain transactions, MEME, various playstyles quickly hype up the atmosphere. When the market is good, it often has more elasticity than BTC and more easily creates the illusion that "the bull market is really back."
But once liquidity tightens, SOL’s volatility won’t be gentle.
Because when people buy it, besides recognizing the public chain itself, they are also betting on the entire ecosystem remaining active. As soon as on-chain sentiment cools down, valuation and expectations may both retract.
So I don’t treat SOL as another BTC.
BTC is more like a base holding logic, while SOL is closer to a highly elastic bet on on-chain activity. Being optimistic about it can be because you believe users, developers, and funds will continue to gather; but if you only chase it because it rises fast, you will likely suffer a lot during corrections.
I myself am still willing to pay attention to SOL.
It has real use cases and strong market appeal. But the more imaginative an asset is, the more you can’t just focus on the imagination.
SOL can be very strong, but before holding it, it’s best to make sure your heart can keep up. $BTC $SOL #FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农 The U.S. labor market is starting to lose momentum — but it hasn’t broken. 🇺🇸 Weekly Jobless Claims: 206K vs 205K expected 📈 Continuing Claims: 1.779M ⚠️ ADP jobs: +38K vs +48K expected That combination matters. Hiring is cooling, which could give the Fed more room to stay less aggressive. But there’s a second side to this story. Fed Governor Waller has kept the door open to a September rate hold if inflation continues to cool — while hotter inflation could bring rate-hike risk back into the The ADP employment report was released last night, showing an increase of only 38,000 jobs, far below expectations. Theoretically, this should strengthen rate cut expectations and be positive for risk assets. However, the market did not follow through with a unilateral rise; instead, BTC and ETH showed a clear divergence in strength: BTC demonstrated more solid resilience against declines, while ETH, though more volatile, repeatedly surged only to quickly fall back. 📉
The tug-of-war behind this is intriguing. On one hand, cooling employment supports the expectation of easing; on the other, rising crude oil prices and renewed geopolitical conflicts reignite inflation concerns, limiting the decline in U.S. Treasury yields. These two forces acting simultaneously on the market make asset pricing hesitant.
From a capital perspective, $BTC is closer to a digital reserve asset, with institutional ETF funds providing it stronger support; meanwhile, $ETH, as a high-beta growth asset, benefits from easing expectations but is also prone to amplified fluctuations due to AI narrative-driven sentiment swings. 😌
The real point to watch next is whether the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield can form a sustained downward trend. Only with yields continuously falling can the current stabilization be considered solid. At the same time, beware of the "good news priced in" scenario—after news breaks, funds may push prices higher to take profits, which is often the most common trap in a choppy market.
Risk warning: The market is highly volatile, and the above analysis does not constitute investment advice. Please make decisions cautiously. $BTC $ETHVivek Ramaswamy's Asset Management firm Strive announced plans to purchase over 20,000 Bitcoin by the end of the year. If successfully executed, it will leapfrog a series of established institutions to become the second-largest publicly listed company holding Bitcoin globally. This is not an isolated bullish statement from a single institution, but reflects how the US stock capital circle is moving towards "Bitcoinizing corporate balance sheets," shifting from the risk-hedging behavior of individual geek companies to a standard allocation strategy for mainstream institutions. 1. What does 20,000 BTC mean? 20,000 BTC corresponds to nearly $1.5 to $2 billion in real cash buy orders. The current exchange-held BTC inventory is at a historic low, and the continuous absorption of 20,000 spot BTC will further drain the sell-side liquidity in on-exchange OTC (over-the-counter) and deep order books. Combined with daily accumulation from spot ETFs, such hard buy orders from corporate treasuries will directly raise the price support floor. Currently, aside from Strategy maintaining a clear lead, the second tier including miners like MARA, Riot, or tech companies like Tesla and Coinbase hold between 10,000 to 30,000 BTC. Once Strive completes its 20,000 BTC position by year-end, it will instantly reshape the corporate crypto holding landscape and create a strong demonstration effect. Introducing BTC into balance sheets and fund allocations essentially leverages Bitcoin toHonestly, the recent market situation is making people uneasy.
Since the US military expanded actions against Iran on September 1st, I've watched BTC plunge from above 79,000 down to 77,200, dropping 2.1% at one point. Direct clashes between the US and Iran pushed Brent crude above 90.5, and the 10-year US Treasury yield surged past 4.8%, turning the outside world into chaos.
What’s worse is that the threat of interest rate hikes still hangs over us. After Walsh spoke at Jackson Hole, the probability of a rate hike in September jumped from 35% to over 60%. Most traders in the circle believe that even if employment slows, it won’t change the big picture of a September hike. If the nonfarm payroll data is strong, it’s basically a done deal.
Friday’s nonfarm payroll is the biggest variable this week. Although ADP data was weak, inflation is what the Fed cares about most. Even if nonfarm data looks bad, the door to rate hikes isn’t completely closed. Contracts on Polymarket also show a high probability of a hike. If the market really crashes, the 68,000 to 75,000 range is a support zone, but whether it holds is anyone’s guess.
Right now, we’re stuck between two pressures: geopolitical risks and rate hike expectations. Either one exploding is enough to cause serious trouble.
$BTC $ETH $SOL
#FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农
#沙特原油出口跌至9年最低，油价飙升
#Robinhood链放量，ARB收入叙事升温 $BTC is still fluctuating around $77,000, but rather than short-term prices, I'm more focused on where funds are heading. 👀 In August, Bitcoin saw a strong rebound, with a monthly gain close to 25%. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded about $3.52 billion in net inflows, marking the strongest monthly performance since 2026. But after entering September, some changes began to appear in the flow of liquidity. ETF capital flows fluctuated, and BTC returned to the key range of $75,000–$82,000. Meanwhile, the market is awaiting Friday's US nonfarm payroll data and the September 16 FOMC meeting. What's more noteworthy is that Fed officials have recently sent cautious signals, and market expectations for September policy paths are shifting rapidly. So the current question is no longer "Can BTC rise?" Instead: "How much liquidity does the market still have to keep chasing BTC higher?" If ETF funds continue to flow in and macro liquidity improves, BTC breaking through $82,000 could open up new upside potential. But if funds continue to cool and the dollar, yields, and policy expectations continue to put pressure, September could be even more turbulent than August. 📉 Next, focus on: 🔹 US nonfarm payroll data 🔹, September FOMC policy signals 🔹, BTC ETF net inflows/outflows 🔹, US dollar and US Treasury yields 🔹, two key price zones at $75K and $82K. Price is just the surface, liquidity is the focusThe real issue with $CORE has never been the delay, but the rotten foundation beneath it.
Many are still fixated on the deposit delays and the sideways market, but these are merely superficial cover-ups.
By the time CORE reached this point, it was no longer a single accident but a complete exposure of structural vulnerabilities in the entire blockchain's underlying architecture.
The ecosystem is like a wound that will never heal. The protocol code has vulnerabilities, and flaws in the reward mechanism allow validators to excessively mint tokens. Although the project team urgently hard-forked to block subsequent loopholes, they cannot erase historical transactions, leaving a large amount of abnormally overissued tokens permanently in circulation.
Coupled with past loan defaults, contract errors, and the KLENG chain liquidation cascade, it proves:
This is not an accidental pitfall but an inherently fragile economic model and underlying design.
What disappoints veteran players the most is the team's PR tactics from start to finish.
With mechanisms out of control and governance in chaos, they blame everything on "malicious validators."
The token price plummeted from 6.9 to 0.01506, trapping countless investors at high levels. The official side never addresses the root problems, only continuously making empty promises to stabilize and divert attention.
Repeated deposit delays are not about so-called security maintenance.
They are deliberate delays to postpone massive sell pressure, forcibly stabilizing the market and prolonging the rally. The risk is merely deferred, never resolved.
The exchange quietly shutting down the coin deposit function is the most genuine warning signal; the risk has long since materialized.
Entering the market now is not bottom-fishing but catching a falling knife at a high point.
Sideways trading is an illusion, delays are a cover-up, and the glamorous ecosystem narrative cannot hide the deeply wounded underlying problems.I think the changes in TRON this time are more worth watching than the price of TRX itself.
In the past month, the USDT supply on the TRON chain increased by about $4 billion, reaching approximately $94.27 billion, surpassing Ethereum.
This is not simply about "which chain is stronger."
It's about stablecoins migrating.
TRON's biggest advantage has always been practical: low fees and convenient transfers, so a large amount of USDT is not used for DeFi but serves transfer and settlement functions.
In other words, people may not necessarily be buying TRON.
But they are using TRON.
These two concepts are very different.
If USDT continues to concentrate on TRON, it more likely indicates one thing:
The settlement layer of the crypto world is gradually shifting from "who has the strongest technology" to "who carries the most money." Dell's big bullish candlestick hasn't been fully digested yet, and Broadcom and Snowflake have just reported their earnings.
These two earnings reports point in the same direction—AI demand is spreading downstream from the hardware layer. Dell sells servers, Broadcom sells network chips, and Snowflake sells data cloud services. From computing power to data, the entire chain is growing.
The impact on the crypto space is twofold. The narrative is expanding; AI demand extending to servers and data clouds is an indirect positive for AI-related and DePIN projects in crypto. Risk appetite is stabilizing, the profitability quality of tech stocks is being continuously validated, and crypto, as a high-beta asset, will have its own narrative space as long as the macro environment doesn't collapse.
Here’s my take. Broadcom’s guidance missing expectations and the resulting sell-off indicate that the market’s pricing of AI has moved from "whether there is demand" to "whether the fulfillment speed is fast enough." Snowflake’s 21% rise shows that AI revenue on the software side is accelerating. For projects with real business support, the direction is clearer.
What do you think?
$BTC #30年期美债收益率连续41天站上5% Just glanced at the market, and it instantly gave me depression.
This morning, I lost on a short position in CAP, but I comforted myself: stop-loss is discipline.
But now looking back, from the position where I closed the trade, it plunged more than thirty points without hesitation. If I had held on, tonight would have been a different story.
Work cost me my profits, and today this saying really hit me hard.
The worst part isn’t missing out, it’s that I was clearly right.
I knew this wave was going to deflate, the direction was right, the trade was right, but I lost because I had to work during the day and couldn’t watch the market.
Saudi Arabia’s crude oil exports in August dropped to 3 million barrels per day, the lowest since records began in 2017. Is the Strait of Hormuz blocked?
No, the US Navy escorted 40 merchant ships through the strait, setting a wartime record for throughput. The real blockage is in the Red Sea, the route Saudi took to avoid the strait, which is currently being bombed by the Houthis.
Avoiding the wolf’s den, only to fall into the tiger’s lair.
This script is exactly like my day today: avoiding the small pit of stop-loss, but falling into the big pit of missing out.
With oil prices rising like this, inflation expectations are about to rise again, and the shadow of a September rate hike still looms. High-risk altcoins like CAP are the first to be thrown off the bus. CAP’s deflation this wave is no accident; it’s capital fleeing for safety.
Today I’ll remember one thing: being right but unable to act is the same as being wrong.
From now on, unless a trade absolutely must be closed, I won’t let work close it for me.
Is there anyone like me: right on direction, right on the trade, but ultimately losing to their own hands?
$BTC $ETH
#沙特原油出口跌至9年最低，油价飙升 BTC holding near $77.8K while ETH and SOL lag suggests a selective, cautious risk bid—not a broad crypto breakout.
With NFP and the FOMC ahead, macro still matters. Gold inflows and weak crude add to the defensive tone.
Until participation broadens, durability matters more than momentum. Strong balance sheets should stay preferred.
Just my view, not financial advice.
#LastNFPBeforeFOMC #AVGODipsSNOWPops #RobinhoodChainRevenue $CFG's precise preemptive call needs no further explanation
We've seen ambushes for going long, but have you seen ambushes for going short? Caibao's precise pre-judgment preemptive call this time is something else! Those who followed the ambush already have nearly 3 times profit potential, and the target of 0.1 was hit precisely, not a fraction off!! The lowest dropped to the exact 0.1000!!!
This time, CFG is basically sentenced to death by the project team itself. Regardless of whether the CP172 proposal passes or not, CFG will hardly have any room to rise afterward: if the proposal passes, exchanges may delist it one after another due to compliance issues; if the proposal fails, the founder has clearly stated no further funds will be invested in the token, so CFG lacks new value support!
Moreover, institutional and project team votes are basically done, and even market making and marketing have stopped. Now it looks more like the project team has abandoned it, and market funds are naturally withdrawing all the way, so it will continue to decline gradually.SpaceX suddenly being treated as an AI company by Wall Street
The biggest recent change for $SPCX, I think, is no longer rockets or Starlink.
It's AI.
Oppenheimer recently directly stated that about 6 months ago, SpaceX had almost no presence in the AI field, but now with the $60 billion Cursor deal progressing, it is already being compared to top AI companies like Anthropic.
This is also why Wall Street has recently started to raise its expectations for SpaceX again.
If in the future SpaceX connects the Starlink network, global data, AI models, data centers, and even space computing power, then it might ultimately not be just a pure aerospace company.
But I still won’t chase $xSPCX now.
There is still unlocking pressure in September, and the market has already priced in very high growth expectations.
The company is getting stronger, I admit; stocks can be bought at any price, I disagree.
I will wait until the market digests the chip pressure in September before taking another look. Before the U.S. stock market opened, the market collectively strengthened, with gold, U.S. stocks, and BTC rising simultaneously, mainly driven by Waller's speech.
Waller stated that whether to raise interest rates in September depends on the August CPI data released next Friday. This effectively revises the hawkish tone from Jackson Hole, shifting from "leaning towards a rate hike unless data weakens" to "no rate hike for now unless inflation heats up again." As a result, the CME September rate hike expectation fell by 10 percentage points to 50.4%.
According to the inverse relationship between rate hike probability and gold prices, the decline in rate hike expectations directly pushed gold prices up, with 4280 possibly being the bottom of this round of pullback. If tomorrow night's non-farm payrolls, next week's CPI, and the September 16 interest rate meeting again hover around this level, it could be a key point for positioning.
At the same time, U.S. Treasury yields for 2/10/30 years fell simultaneously; if Treasury yields rebound again, today's rally still faces the risk of giving back gains. Control your position size, and refer to the previous article for strategy.Bitcoin started to rebound tonight
Tomorrow's non-farm payrolls may directly decide whether 80,000 can come back
$BTC hit a low of about 76,400 USD last night, but buying resumed today, and the price has rebounded to around 77,600 to 78,000 USD.
And now there is a change that I think is quite critical.
The market's probability of a 25 basis point rate hike in September has dropped from over 67% yesterday to about 62%.
But BTC's current problem is also obvious.
The latest outflow from spot ETFs is about 236 million USD, BTC inflows to exchanges have increased, and stablecoin supply has not grown significantly, so the spot strength of this rebound is not particularly strong for now.
The real showdown is tomorrow's non-farm payrolls.
If employment starts to cool down and the probability of a rate hike continues to decline, 80,000 USD is very likely to re-enter the attack range immediately.
Conversely, if the data is too strong, I will still guard against a pullback to 74,000 to 75,000.
$BTC #FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农 This is the most noteworthy point right now. 👀 Tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate, with Brent crude oil breaking above $90 again; US Treasury yields remain high, and pressure on the dollar and real interest rates persists; Meanwhile, the market's pricing in the Fed's September meeting has clearly shifted to caution, with the probability of a rate hike once rising to about 60%+. Based on past market experience: rising ❌ oil prices, rising yields ❌, cooling rate cut expectations ❌, and increased ❌ geopolitical risks should have put pressure on BTC and other highly volatile assets. But BTC's performance seems somewhat "unpredictable." Currently, the price is still fluctuating repeatedly around $77K, with continuous support in the $76K–$77K range, and clear selling pressure above $79K–$80K. What's even more interesting is that BTC did not immediately lose its key position when macroeconomic pressure appeared. This suggests that some changes may be happening in the market. In the past, BTC was more easily seen as a "high-risk tech asset"; But now, as oil prices, yields, and geopolitics deteriorate simultaneously, it has begun to show some resilience. Of course, this does not mean BTC has completely turned into "digital gold." If it ultimately falls below the $76K level, previously accumulated long positions may still see concentrated stop-losses, and prices could quickly move downward in search of new liquidity. But if next: 📌 oil prices continue to stay high 📌 and US Treasury yields continue to rise 📌 as the Federal Reserve Bank doesJust now, the US initial jobless claims were released: 206,000, expected 205,000, previous 204,000. Higher than expected.
A quick explanation: Initial jobless claims are announced every Thursday and count the number of people filing for unemployment benefits for the first time. The higher the number, the more people are unemployed, indicating a weaker job market.
This is the second consecutive weakening employment data. Yesterday, ADP private payrolls were 38,000, expected 47,000; today initial claims are 206,000, expected 205,000. Both data points tell the same story: the US job market is cooling down.
What does this mean for BTC? It's simple: cooling employment → reduced inflation pressure → less need for Fed rate hikes → weaker dollar → BTC rises.
Currently, the probability of a rate hike in September is 68%. If tomorrow's nonfarm payroll data is also weak, this probability will drop below 50%. At that point, BTC hitting 80,000 becomes a high-probability event.
But note, initial claims are weekly data and fluctuate a lot; the real decider is tomorrow night's nonfarm employment report.
With employment data weakening consecutively, the confidence for rate hikes is gone.
Do you think tomorrow's nonfarm data will be strong or weak? I bet weak, no rate hike in September. If you find this useful, please share it so more people can see it. #Gold ETF increased holdings by nearly 10 tons, options volatility draws attention Gold is getting stronger and stronger this round. Central banks are adjusting their portfolios, ETFs are accumulating, and both point to the same direction — preparing for uncertainty. Goldman Sachs also added that the behavior of gold options market makers may amplify buying during rallies and exacerbate drawdowns during declines. In plain terms, gold's rise could be stronger than expected. What does this have t$SNDK rose another 29% throughout August
The current price is around $1550. The market is discussing it again today, with the core still being the storage super cycle driven by AI.
The most exaggerated recent data is from data centers.
SanDisk's data center revenue last quarter reached $2.98 billion, accounting for about one-third of the company's quarterly revenue, a year-on-year increase of 437%. Management continues to emphasize that NAND demand still exceeds supply.
So I am not bearish on SanDisk's fundamentals.
But the stock price has already increased dozens of times in the past year, so even with good fundamentals, at this point, we have to start considering how much the market has already priced in.
I chose to take profits at the previous high, and I still feel the same now.
I remain optimistic about the company, but will wait for a pullback in the stock and not chase it.
$SNDK Bitcoin's movement today, frankly, is that the bears tried to push it down near 76300 but couldn't break it,
just stuck around the average cost line of active investors at 76350,
then bounced back above 77600.
Seeing a +1.5% gain is somewhat encouraging, but I have to pour cold water:
The spot ETF saw an outflow of 236 million yesterday, and stablecoin supply hasn't increased,
indicating that real money buying hasn't actually kept up.
This wave looks more like short covering in the leveraged market pushing it up,
not new incremental funds entering.
September historically averages a 2.95% drop,
if Friday's non-farm payrolls disappoint, the 80,000 level will probably still be a tough barrier.
#FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农 #财报观察员：博通业绩超预期，Snowflake上调指引 #Robinhood链放量，ARB收入叙事升温 $BTC $ETH $SOL The probability of a Fed rate hike in September has risen to 66% to 70%. Following hawkish signals from Wash and the Jackson Hole meeting, Powell has reiterated that if inflation does not show substantial decline, he will support a new round of rate hikes. The CPI report on September 11 is a key milestone, and market funds have already priced it in. BTC fell below the 77,000 mark last night, hitting a low near $76,500. The strengthening dollar, oil prices holding above $90, combined with ongoing geopolitical risks in the Middle East, have created multiple pressures, causing the September effect to reappear. Historical data shows BTC typically drops about 3% in September, and the seasonal weakness should not be ignored. Key ranges: support lies between $76,000 and $76,500; if broken effectively, the next support is between $73,700 and $75,100; resistance is concentrated between $79,400 and $80,100. In terms of strategy, the base position can continue to be held; it is not advisable to actively add positions at this stage. Be patient and wait for the CPI release or for a volume contraction and stabilization signal near $76,000 before reassessing. The combination of rate hike expectations and seasonal weakness lowers the cost-effectiveness of heavy bets on a one-sided market, so caution is more prudent. Risk warning: Market volatility is high, please control your positions rationally. $BTCFederal Reserve Governor Waller recently spoke publicly, expressing a different view on Chairman Walsh's policy communication philosophy.
He stated that pursuing perfection blindly could actually hinder pragmatic policy actions. Compared to complete ambiguity, it is preferable to provide the market with moderate guidance on the future direction of interest rates.
Since Walsh took office, he has advocated downplaying or even abandoning forward guidance, not setting interest rate paths in advance, and letting everything follow the data, returning pricing power to the market.
Waller's view is exactly the opposite: a flawless roadmap is not necessary, but the central bank should clearly explain its policy reaction logic so that the stock market, bond market, and crypto market can form reasonable expectations about the Fed's actions, reducing unwarranted market volatility.
This indicates a clear divergence in communication strategy within the Federal Reserve.
If more officials lean towards Waller's approach, the market can receive more policy signals, and the volatility of U.S. Treasuries, Gold, and $BTC will converge; if Walsh's model continues, lacking clear guidance, every CPI and nonfarm payroll report is likely to trigger sharp, spike-like fluctuations.
With the nonfarm payroll data approaching, this internal debate will also increase market uncertainty.
Policy communication is only an aid; ultimately, everything still depends on hard data on inflation and employment. Do not simply bet on officials' speeches; manage position risk well.