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$PEPE Originally planned to cut losses as a sacrifice, but the sacrifice didn't happen, and the losses cooked themselves During the bottom grinding in the chart, I watched PEPE pull back and stabilize, the buying pressure gradually strengthening, with support below. This kind of structure deserves at least one trade to respect the chart. I gave a bullish signal around 0.000003941, not hyping it up, just saying hold if support holds, exit if it breaks. Now at 0.000004396, up +578.53%, nailed it. The patience paid off, timing was right, those on board should be waking up smiling, the earlier hesitation was real, but the outcome is truly sweet. First, take profits: pocket 70% gains, move the stop to cost price for the remaining 30%, let profits run if it continues up, and a pullback won't erase gains. Don't let profits inflate your ego, don't despair over pullbacks. Panic comes from lack of plan, losses come from overthinking. Now is not the time to rush, wait for a more comfortable position in the next round. Opportunities remain, no need to hurry, wait for new structure, I'll notify immediately. $BNB $ZEC Long-term logic: Why I am bullish on the big picture First, institutions are accumulating. In the past three weeks, the US spot Bitcoin ETF has seen a net inflow of about $3.8 billion. BlackRock's IBIT had a single-day inflow of $117 million, accounting for 67% of the total inflow that day. Strategy holdings have risen to 846,000 BTC, with an average cost of $75,416, currently floating a profit of about $8 billion. Institutions' average cost is far below the current price, giving them enough profit buffer to withstand volatility and they won't easily dump their holdings.‌ Second, the miners' cost line is a strong support. A production cost of $85,000 means that around this price level, miners will not sell off massively. Only a sustained drop below the cost line would force miners to sell coins. This is a natural "floor"; unless a systemic crash occurs, the space to fall below $80,000 is limited.‌ Third, short positions are betting between $90,000 and $100,000. The put/call ratio in the options market is only 0.71, with call options dominating, and a large concentration of positions at the $90,000 and $100,000 strike prices. If the market makers dump at $84,000, it would be like giving these call option holders free profits, so they won't do that. The more likely operation by market makers is: first push the price up to force shorts to cover, causing call option holders to take profits and create selling pressure, then pull back.The overall market is falling, but LTC has instead risen nearly 8%. This time, I don't want to simply explain it with the word "catch-up." In the past 24 hours, BTC, ETH, XRP, and SOL have all been weak, but LTC has clearly strengthened. What's even more interesting is the on-chain data: Within one day, the Litecoin network transferred over 17 million LTC, equivalent to more than 1 billion USD. Moreover, LTC's cumulative increase this month has already approached 37%. Of course, this data doesn't prove it will continue to rise. But at least it shows one thing: This rise isn't just the candlestick moving on its own; network usage and capital attention are indeed heating up. Sometimes, when looking at a coin, focusing only on the price can easily cause you to miss the real changes happening behind the scenes. #LTC #Litecoin #CryptoCommunity #Cryptocurrency Only 4 out of 20 companies have stock prices worth more than their holdings. I casually calculated that the remaining 16 companies are basically being discounted by the market. The most interesting part of this isn't the numbers, but how it exposes the entire model's foundation. Previously, treasury companies told a story: issue stocks → buy coins → stock price rises → issue more stocks. Now it's reversed: when the stock price is below the holdings, issuing stocks is like selling yourself cheap; who would still play along? The path of financing to buy coins has turned from arbitrage into pure loss. My first reaction isn't bearishness, but curiosity about why those 4 companies can still trade at a premium. Is it because people truly believe, or is the market cap too small for anyone to dump? What do you think: will these 16 companies cut their holdings first, or cut themselves first? #Strategy再度增持,财库同步加仓 #美债长端利率持续攀升,融资压力升温 #美联储重启加息,BTC为何仍有韧性? $HYPE A wallet dormant for 4 years just moved out 4,500 BTC, worth about $381 million. Lookonchain data shows that the address bc1qln transferred out 4,500 BTC all at once after being silent for over four years. When these coins were originally received, they were worth about $187 million; now the valuation has doubled to about $381 million. In the intervening years, there were almost only dust-level small deposits, and today the entire amount was suddenly moved out. At the same time, expectations for Fed rate hikes are heating up, but BTC is still hovering around $84,000 and hasn’t crashed through. My view: a whale waking up doesn’t mean an immediate dump, but under rate hike expectations, this is a liquidity signal to watch closely. I’m not chasing longs yet; I’m treating $84,000 as an observation level. Invalidation condition: a volume-driven drop below $83,000 and continuous outflows from spot ETFs. Do you think this is a position rotation or a prelude to selling? $BTC $IBIT $ETH #FedResumesRateHikes, WhyDoesBTCRemainResilient? #USLongTermBondYieldsKeepRising, FinancingPressureIncreasesLong positions worth 171 million USD have entered, with two giant whales going long simultaneously—this is no small matter. BTC current price is 84219, the Fibonacci 0.5 level at 83780 is holding, the structure is intact. But MACD shows a shrinking bearish crossover, short-term momentum is clearly weakening, so don't rush to chase. Just cleaned up last night's takeout boxes at the gatehouse, now back to watching the market. The liquidation map is very clear: long stop losses are stacked between 83500 and 84000, while short stop losses are all above 85000. There is liquidity waiting to be taken on both sides, a typical two-way squeeze. This kind of market grinds first, with narrow-range oscillations to repair indicators. In terms of operation, 84500 is the watershed. If it holds above, there's a high probability of a bull trap to sweep short liquidity above 85000; you can lightly go long with take profit at 85300 and stop loss at 83900. If it breaks below 83700, look directly to 82900 for a pullback, then reverse to short with take profit at 83200 and stop loss at 84100. Remember, in this liquidity hunting market, the direction is revealed by waiting, not guessing. Don't open positions randomly in the middle; wait for it to choose itself. $BTC #财报观察员:好市多业绩超预期,美光接棒 @OKX星球 Took profit on part of the Bitcoin spot position and converted it into crcl's martingale for defense, because there might be another rate hike in October. However, crcl's revenue relies entirely on U.S. Treasury bonds, so the higher the Treasury yield, the bearish it is for Bitcoin, but bullish for crcl. Moreover, this kind of volatility is very suitable for opening a martingale.For those who missed out on BTC, you can pay attention to the four major crypto stocks: $CRCL, $COIN, $HOOD, and MSTR. Why? Historically, after BTC starts to rise, crypto stocks and stablecoins often lag behind to some extent. In the last market cycle, Coinbase and Robinhood only saw significant volume increases after BTC had been rising for a while, and the stablecoin market continued to expand as the rally deepened. The logic behind this is actually quite simple: In the early stages of the rally, it’s mostly on-exchange funds driving BTC’s price up; when BTC approaches or even breaks new highs, incremental funds begin to enter on a large scale, which then drives trading volume, stablecoin issuance, and overall crypto ecosystem activity. Coinbase’s trading volume in 2024 has increased by 148% year-over-year, and the company clearly stated that the growth in trading volume is highly correlated with the rise in crypto asset prices and volatility. So the core of crypto stocks is still performance delivery, and it’s not surprising that their stock prices lag BTC in certain phases. If you’ve already missed out on BTC and don’t want to chase the price directly, you can consider gradually focusing on these four major crypto stocks. The logic is different from directly holding coins, but essentially it’s a bet on subsequent incremental funds entering the crypto market. Since 2026, there have been 86 major security incidents with publicly disclosed losses exceeding $2.3 billion. Bitcoin is at 84,213, up +0.35% intraday. It's not that there is no impact; the market is just too lazy to pay much attention anymore. Bitget (crypto exchange) holds the top spot with 351.6 million, even higher than Liquid Network (Bitcoin sidechain) at 319 million. The official statement says the protection fund can cover it, so there was no short-term crash. The real concern is how long the withdrawal suspension will last. Money can be compensated, but liquidity cannot be interrupted; this is the fatal weakness in platform security. For now, I don't see this as a positive for the industry, nor am I rushing to be bearish. $2.3 billion a year, and the market barely moves, only shows that security incidents are being absorbed as operating costs, which does not mean the risks have been resolved. From now on, I will only watch one thing: after Bitget resumes withdrawals, whether there is a concentration of large transfers out. If not, this will be a one-time write-down for the platform; if there are continuous large outflows, the protection fund's promise won't be able to stop a bank run.$ADA Major cryptocurrencies rose about 3% during consolidation; is ADA catching up? When BTC and ETH show weakness, ADA demonstrates relative strength, indicating some funds are seeking high Beta assets that have lagged in gains. However, the key to a catch-up rally is sustainability, not just the first bullish candle. If ADA raises its lows, with spot trading volume and on-chain activity increasing simultaneously, the catch-up rally could evolve into a trend recovery; if BTC pulls back and ADA immediately falls faster, it indicates funds are only rotating short-term. Low price does not equal low risk. Long-term U.S. Treasury yields continue to rise, financing pressure is heating up, and risk appetite contraction is directly suppressing the performance of high-beta altcoins like UNI. In the short term, I tend to remain bearish. Although the four-hour and one-hour trends show an upward movement, the price has fallen back from the high of 9.428 and is currently at 9.124, down 1.7% in 24 hours, with a trading volume of only 23.086 million, indicating clearly insufficient momentum. The top ten order book buy-sell ratio is 0.72, with sell orders at 9,584 outweighing buy orders at 6,877, showing seller dominance. The funding rate is neutral at 0.01%, with 6.31 million coins held; longs have not massively exited but lack strong support. Resistance is at 9.265 above, support at 8.885 below, and if broken, the next target is 8.767. Strategy: lightly short near 9.240 on a rebound, stop loss at 9.375, target 8.905; if it pulls back and stabilizes at 8.830, consider reversing to a short-term long, stop loss at 8.715, target 9.150. Keep single position size within 5%, exit decisively if broken. — This is only a personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice. Wishing you successful trading. — $UNI#美债长端利率持续攀升,融资压力升温 #美债长端利率持续攀升,融资压力升温 $UNI The advancement of stablecoin regulations has reignited the payment and settlement sector, with BSB, as a small-cap payment concept stock, rising accordingly. However, in my view, this wave is largely driven by sentiment, and the risk of chasing highs outweighs the opportunity. The market is indeed somewhat bullish: a 24h increase of 5.4% to 0.10948, only -1.83% from the 4-hour high, but the top 10 order book buy/sell ratio of 0.77 indicates heavier selling pressure. The funding rate of 0.0198% shows that longs have to pay to hold positions, and the trading volume is only 1.164 million, indicating shallow depth. It is easy to push prices up but just as easy to crash them. Position sizes must be light, with single trades not exceeding 5% of total funds, and stop losses must never be lowered. If it pulls back to 0.10463 and stabilizes, a light long position can be tried with a stop loss at 0.09872 and a target of 0.11421; if it directly hits resistance near 0.11346, reduce positions rather than add, and take profits. ——This is only a personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice. Wishing you successful trading.—— $BSB#稳定币新规推进,支付结算加速落地 #稳定币新规推进,支付结算加速落地 $BSB Long-term U.S. Treasury yields continue to rise, financing pressure is heating up, and risk assets are under pressure. As a highly volatile product, CL is hard to remain unaffected. I tend to believe there is still a risk of a pullback after a short-term rebound. From the funding perspective, a 1.8% increase in 24 hours is accompanied by a zero funding rate, with an open interest of 435,000 coin-margined contracts. Bulls have not gained a premium, and sentiment is cautious. On the chart, the current price is 93.08, with a 24-hour high and low of 96.72 and 91.29 respectively. The 1-hour trend is upward but has retraced 3.46% from the high; the 4-hour trend is downward, 8.33% from the high, showing a contradiction between short-term bullish and long-term bearish signals. The order book shows the top 10 bids at 66,000 versus asks at 90,000, a ratio of 0.73, indicating clear selling pressure. The trading volume is 17.032 million. Strategically, if it rebounds near 95.83, a light short position can be taken with a stop loss at 96.97 and a target of 91.47. If it pulls back and stabilizes at 91.47, a short-term long position can be considered with a stop loss at 90.81 and a target of 94.62. Position size should be controlled within 20%, with proper stop losses, and avoid holding losing positions. — This is only a personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice. Wishing you successful trading. — $CL#美债长端利率持续攀升,融资压力升温 #美债长端利率持续攀升,融资压力升温 $CL Paused for a moment at the midday hot list—$ONDO surged nearly 25% in one day. Yesterday, Ondo Intelligent Portfolios was just launched, featuring tokenized portfolios based on BlackRock's strategy, reigniting interest in the RWA sector. OKX's hot list now ranks it in the top ten, with spot prices hovering around 0.525, a 24h low of 0.416, a high touching 0.541, and trading volume exploding accordingly. On the futures side, open interest is about $24.6 million, with moderate fees—not crazy enough to cause immediate panic. In the short term, watch if 0.50 can hold; the 0.54 area has already been tested once, so don’t chase the tail. Hot list coin sentiment comes fast and goes fast; manage your positions carefully. $ONDO $BTC $ETH #ONDO #HotList #RWA #BlackRock #Tokenization #FundingRate #FridayMidday #RiskWarning The above is personal observation only and does not constitute investment advice. The market carries risks; please make decisions cautiously.20x full position BTC long, a single pullback wiped out nearly 39K|K-line review📈 The most frustrating part of trading is not a one-sided crash, but clearly being bullish on the big picture yet getting caught in a short-term retracement. This live trade: BTC perpetual, full position 20x long Entry average price: 85757.1 Exit average price: 84803.7 Final loss: -38692.73 USDT, return rate -23.77% 1. Trend judgment: On the daily level, there was a strong prior rally, price stood above the upper BOLL band, KDJ running at a high level, subjectively judging the bullish trend to continue, so went long with the trend. 2. Entry mistake: Entered at the high-level support zone after the price surged, ignoring the need for a pullback after overbought conditions. KDJ values were already high, indicating a need for a correction, but I went straight in with 20x full position. 3. Risk control flaw: With 20x leverage, even a small pullback can cause huge unrealized losses. No reasonable stop loss was set in advance, mistook the short-term pullback for temporary consolidation, held the position until forced liquidation. 4. Market summary: The major bullish structure remains unchanged, but the high overbought zone is absolutely unsuitable for heavy positions with high leverage. Trend is trend, pullback is pullback, they must be separated. #美联储重启加息,BTC为何仍有韧性? #财报观察员:好市多业绩超预期,美光接棒 #美债长端利率持续攀升,融资压力升温 $BTC Earnings report observer focuses on Costco's better-than-expected performance and Micron taking over, risk appetite warming but unable to overshadow SOL's own pressure. I lean towards a rebound rather than a reversal. Although the four-hour chart is up, the one-hour has turned downward. The current price 116.75 has fallen 2.24% from the high of 118.39, and there is still 5.27% room from the low of 112.4. The intraday 2.0% increase and 10.336 million trading volume indicate limited willingness to chase highs. The order book buy/sell ratio is 0.66, with 12,000 sell orders outweighing 7,742 buy orders. The funding rate is only 0.0037%, with 2.95 million coins held, showing a cold bullish sentiment. Strategically, lightly short at a rebound to 117.65, stop loss at 119.35, target 113.15; if it pulls back to 112.85 and stabilizes, go long, stop loss 111.45, target 117.05. Single position should not exceed 3% of total funds; exit immediately if stop loss is hit. — For personal opinion only, not investment advice. Wish you successful trading. — $SOL#财报观察员:好市多业绩超预期,美光接棒 #财报观察员:好市多业绩超预期,美光接棒 $SOL 2677.5, my ETH long position is still open. Opened the position at 2390, currently showing a floating profit of 35 points. The number isn't exaggerated, but more valuable than the number itself is that it has passed through the back-and-forth tussle in the middle without being shaken off. ETH has faced plenty of doubts this round: L2 draining the mainnet, ETF inflows not as strong as BTC, upgrades taking too long to materialize. But the other side remains unchanged: the ETF channel is already open, staking gives ETH an income attribute, the more prosperous L2 is, the more real the underlying settlement demand becomes, and once rate cuts land, risk assets will be repriced. The price can be volatile, but the logic hasn't collapsed. Floating profits test people the most. A little pullback makes you want to run, a slight rebound makes you want to add, and sideways movement for a while makes you doubt yourself. My finger hovered over the close position button, the account numbers flickered before my eyes. In the end, I didn't act—not because I'm smarter than anyone else, but because what I thought through on the day I opened the position hasn't been overturned by a single thing until now. Of course, holding doesn't mean stubbornly enduring. The reason the 2390 position can be held until now isn't courage, but because the leverage wasn't maxed out at entry, and the liquidation point is far enough away. At the current price of 2677.5, what should be done is not to bet the space just regained again, but to move the stop loss up and reduce leverage so that normal fluctuations can't reach it. The test for ETH bulls isn't the number 2677.5, but whether your hands remain steady when the next sharp dip comes. As long as the position is still there, you're still in the game; and as long as you're still in the game, there's a next chapter.The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz presents a new opportunity. If the oil price risk premium falls back, risk asset sentiment will likely ease in the short term, with highly volatile assets like SLX often reacting first. My judgment: the rebound has a foundation, but sellers have not retreated, so chasing highs requires restraint. Up 1.9% in 24 hours, current price 0.07033, up 21.24% from the 4-hour low, with both 1-hour and 4-hour trends upward. Trading volume is 3.469 million, funding rate only 0.0050%, open interest at 28.535 million coins, sentiment is cautious rather than overheated. The top 10 bid-ask ratio is 0.52, with sell orders at 9,045 outweighing buy orders at 4,679. Resistance above is at 0.07266, and intraday support is at 0.06886. Discipline first: place long orders on pullback to 0.06915, stop loss at 0.06742, target at 0.07285; if volume breaks through 0.07266, chase with stop loss at 0.07088, target at 0.07516. Single position size should not exceed 10%, exit immediately on breakout, do not hold losing positions. — This is only a personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice. Wishing you successful trading. — $SLX#霍尔木兹重开现转机,油价风险溢价会降吗? #霍尔木兹重开现转机,油价风险溢价会降吗? $SLX Held $ONE for a whole week, and today I finally closed my position, paying the price—a tuition fee.💸 I started with a light position, planning to add a bit each time it reached my psychological price. But two days later, when I opened the profit page, I was stunned: the price barely moved, but the "realized profit" had lost nearly half my position. Only after checking the funding rate did I understand—this thing charges every hour, about -0.5 each time. I was short, so it was like someone was taking money from my pocket every hour.😵 Thinking this trash coin would eventually drop and my position wasn’t heavy, I just held on. Until the 23rd, watching my short position lose more than half, my mindset started to distort. I made four or five short-term long trades in a row, and the last one was greedy and reckless—I opened a big hedge position—then on the afternoon of the 23rd, the price crashed on schedule. It really hurt. At that time, I was still comforting myself with "normal correction," but when it dropped to 0.0025, I ruthlessly cut losses. After cutting, my mind cleared, and I slowly looked for opportunities to short and scalp at high levels. This lesson I’ve learned: don’t touch altcoins with unreasonable funding rates, no matter how tempting. Which coin has trapped you with the worst funding rate? Share your warnings in the comments.👇 #ONE #Altcoins #TradeReviewBTC plunged to 83,000, and the group instantly went silent. Just a couple of days ago, it was a bull market picking up money, but today the heat visibly cooled down, and the market started to move sideways — honestly, this is the worst time to trade. My choice is straightforward: stay out of the market and watch. 😴 Once the trend reverses, sideways movement becomes a meat grinder. Both bulls and bears think they can profit, but in the end, the one who acts fastest gets eaten. 83,000 is a lifeline in my eyes. If it holds, we can still grind; if it truly breaks below and forms a death cross, I won’t hesitate to go short directly. 🔻 As for what to do now? Wait to catch the lowest pullback to go long, or set up short positions at the high — basically, it’s all a bet on direction. Personally, I’m cautious; I’d rather miss out than get chopped up in a sideways market. What are you planning today: bottom fishing to go long, or staying out waiting for signals? Which side are you on? 👇 #BTC #MarketAnalysis #TradingStrategy$NEIRO This trend doesn't even require me to think; the short position account is dancing on its own. During repeated oscillations in the session, every time NEIRO pulls up, it looks like it hasn't eaten, facing pressure at high levels, strong selling pressure, but trading volume keeps decreasing. What I see is no one catching the rise; my judgment is that the bears are not done yet. At that time, the advice was bearish: don't chase the rise, wait for the rebound exhaustion before looking for short points. And the result? The short position went from 0.00009708 to 0.00008957, +154.51%, giving a direct answer. The wait was worth it, the timing was right, and this profit feels good. First take 80% off the table, protect the remaining 20% at cost. If it continues to drop, let the profit run; if it rebounds, don't give the profit back. Put the big part in your pocket first, leave the rest to the protection level. The market punishes all kinds of arrogance, especially those who think they are the smartest. Better to miss a limit-up than to catch a flying knife and end up bleeding. For friends who haven't gotten on board yet, listen to me: now is not the time to rush in. Chasing shorts can easily get you thrown off by a rebound. Wait for a more comfortable position in the next round; I will notify you immediately. Let's see when the new structure emerges. $BNB $SNDK BTC Market Outlook for Noon on September 25 $BTC BTC repeatedly tested the key resistance at 84574 overnight but failed to hold above it effectively. Both attempts to break higher were false breakouts, with the candlestick bodies closing below the resistance level. The bulls lack momentum to push higher, so the conditions for continued upward movement are not met. The current market structure is weak, and the rebound lacks strength to break through resistance. The market is likely to retest the previous low at 82800. The initial touch at 82800 previously found support and triggered a rebound, but the rebound did not break the key resistance. Technically, another retest is needed to confirm support. If the retest at 82800 holds and forms an hourly double bottom structure, Short-term focus is on the narrow range between 83642 and 84574. If the lower boundary at 83642 is decisively broken, the market will head directly to the 82800 support. It is important to note that 82800 is the neckline lifeline of the hourly M-top pattern; it can be retested but must not be decisively broken. If volume increases and it fails to hold, the M-top pattern will be confirmed, and the market will decline further toward the low at 81707. From a trading perspective, maintain a cautious wait-and-see approach. Friday’s market showed strange volatility and frequent spikes, so random entries are not recommended. Conservative long positions should only be taken on two signals: first, a retest of 82800 showing a bottoming signal for a double bottom rebound; second, a volume-backed hold above 84574 with a pullback that does not fall back, then follow the momentum to go long. Aggressive short-term strategy: Lightly buy on a volume-backed breakout above 84574, targeting 85415 and 86316; if 84046 is decisively broken and a rebound fails to recover, short on the right side targeting 83642.Knowing when to stop — the two most helpful characters I learned from the Tao Te Ching. I once wrote them in my WeChat name, in the notes of my frequently used apps, everywhere. They still remain in my most used app: Knowing when to stop, knowing when to stop means no danger. I don't know how to describe the wisdom of knowing when to stop in words. I'm still practicing it, but I think it suits you now. You can ponder it yourself, feel free to share. Also, people who stubbornly hold on actually have an advantage. You just need to adjust your investment targets — switch to BTC and major US tech stocks, and you will definitely get rich. You won't have the trouble of knowing when to stop, you don't need to study it. Your advantage becomes your cash machine. Investing is about finding a way and advantage that suits you, then leveraging that advantage. Don't compete with others on returns. Others bought BTC at 57k and you hate yourself for not buying then? That's not it. Buying at the bottom is their advantage, not yours. But if you hold firmly at 70k for 10 years, and BTC reaches 1 million USD per coin, your returns will most likely far exceed those who bought at 57k. Others made a profit with contracts at A9, but your contracts only involve holding positions and liquidation, and you hate yourself for being so stupid? That's not it. You're suited for a slow and steady way of making money. Even the market makers turn their heads when they see you, sighing: "What kind of stubborn retail investor is this, so tough and so stubborn!" Others play with memecoins, easily making 1 million or 10 million, but you play with memecoins and even your own pet dog disdains you, and you hate memecoins and yourself? That's not it. Memecoins are not your track; slow and steady is your path.[Pharaoh's Market Watch] Pharaoh straightforwardly says, Costco, this "prominent retail star with thick eyebrows and big eyes," has handed in its report card with quite impressive results, but whether the market buys it is another matter. The data indeed exceeded expectations. Q4 revenue was 95.72 billion, up 11% year-over-year, with adjusted earnings per share of $6.57, slightly above the market expectation of $6.55. Membership fee income rose 7% to 1.85 billion, and the CEO said young people are flooding in crazily, with members under 40 increasing nearly 60% since the pandemic. But Pharaoh must emphasize—paid membership growth was below expectations. Costco's profit engine is membership fees, and the renewal rate is a steady 92%! The real show is coming next—Micron takes over. Micron will report earnings next Tuesday (September 30), with market expectations of 51 billion in revenue and $31.45 earnings per share, both higher than market consensus. Citi just raised the target price from 1150 to 1300, with the logic being: storage supply and demand tightness will continue until Q2 2027. DRAM average prices are expected to rise 20% quarter-over-quarter this quarter, then another 13% next quarter; NAND is even stronger, up 34% this quarter and another 15% next quarter. So what’s the relationship between Micron and Bitcoin? Storage price increases indicate AI infrastructure is still burning money fiercely, supporting the tech sector's momentum, and Bitcoin as a risk asset can catch a breather. But the direct beneficiaries of Micron are storage stocks like SanDisk and Hynix; Bitcoin is just along for the ride! $BTC $ETH $ZEC #财报观察员:好市多业绩超预期,美光接棒 The concept of Shielded Bitcoin is very interesting: it attempts to introduce stronger privacy transfer capabilities to BTC without modifying Bitcoin consensus or adding new blockchains. The latest public design also positions it as a Bitcoin privacy solution based on Client-Side Validation. However, its core difference from $ZEC remains noteworthy: 🔹 Zcash Shielded transactions are part of Zcash consensus. The zk-SNARK proofs in blocks need to be verified by network nodes to prove the transaction is valid, no funds are created out of thin air, and no double-spending occurs. In other words, the verification logic is directly embedded in Zcash's on-chain consensus. 🔹 Shielded Bitcoin takes a different route: Bitcoin L1 mainly carries related commitments/data, while part of the transaction state and validity verification is handled in the client-side validation system. That is to say, Bitcoin itself does not need to incorporate the full shielded state machine into L1 consensus like Zcash does. This brings a very interesting advantage: stronger privacy capabilities can be realized on the existing BTC base without requiring Bitcoin hard forks or soft forks. But it also leaves several key questions: ⚠️ Who is responsible for maintaining and verifying this shielded system ✌️✌️✌️Lying flat... Choose one: bragging, drinking tea, or playing chess $ETH will no longer be called Ethereum, from now on it will be called turtle or snail... even slower than they crawl. Watching the market all morning made me sleepy 😴 Dreamed BTC surged to 92000, woke up to the current price 84463, sideways movement. $BTC: 84000‑85000 oscillation, US high-yield bonds draining liquidity, ETF slight inflow, support at 82800 $ETH: 2685 weak consolidation, fundamentals positive but funds unresponsive, support at 2626 $ZEC: strengthening against the trend, privacy sector continues to attract capital, wide oscillation between 1455‑1680 The market is wearing me down, control your hands and wait for a breakout. ⚠️For review and communication only, not investment advice #BTC冲高回落,市场轮动开始了吗? #美伊恢复接触,风险溢价会降吗? #财报观察员:好市多业绩超预期,美光接棒 $XRP About $20 million ETF inflow, why is it more worth paying attention to than BTC products? The absolute inflow of XRP is smaller than BTC, but relative to its own product scale, it is not low, indicating that institutions are trying to increase exposure to non-mainstream crypto. If ETF subscriptions continue, XRP spot trading expands and outperforms BTC, new channels may change supply and demand. If funds concentrate only on a single trading day, the price reaction is limited, more like an asset allocation. Smaller markets are more sensitive to new funds and more prone to liquidity retracement.Everyone is asking Pharaoh what the recent meeting between the Chinese and US leaders really means. Pharaoh directly said, "We should be partners, not opponents." This statement is loud and clear, but the market doesn't listen to rhetoric; it listens to the business behind it. First, let's look at how serious this meeting was. Trump personally went to the airport to receive the guest, a level of protocol extremely rare in US state visits. The topics discussed boiled down to four words—national debt, AI, the Middle East, and rare earths. Simply put, one side is money, one side is lifelines, and one side is a geopolitical powder keg. The short-term impact on Bitcoin is first about sentiment recovery. Before the meeting, the market had already priced in a 92% probability that China and the US would reach a tariff agreement by the end of the year. During the meeting, Bitcoin jumped directly from around 80,000 to 87,000. The logic is simple: when China-US relations ease, risk appetite returns, capital flows from US Treasuries to risk assets, and Bitcoin benefits. In the medium term, focus on AI and rare earths. Jensen Huang and Ultraman both attended the dinner; whether AI chip export controls loosen directly affects Bitcoin miners' costs. The US accounts for about 38% of global computing power, but 97% of mining machines come from China. If rare earth export controls are lifted, the supply chain costs for mining machines will decrease, which is a tangible benefit for miners. In the long term, the most critical factor is US debt. US national debt has surpassed 40 trillion, with annual interest of 1.25 trillion, higher than the defense budget. China's holdings of US debt have dropped to 618 billion, the lowest in 18 years. The US wants China to take on more debt, but will have to offer concessions like opening the electric vehicle market in exchange. On the Besant side, extending long-term debt repurchases actually only bought 5.1 billion, compared to a net financing demand of 739 billion in Q3.The days when I first got into the crypto circle and started trading really left a deep impression on me. When I first started, I was completely clueless and confusedly deposited 2000 yuan. I only knew how to buy 3x ETFs for long and short positions. I accidentally opened a contract order by transferring funds carelessly, and just like that, after six consecutive days of trading, I actually doubled my money. The speed was ridiculously fast. At that time, I didn’t understand leverage at all; later I found out the maximum limit was 5x. That day, I cashed out 2000 yuan. When I saw the money arrive, I was stunned and extremely happy. I went alone to a beverage shop by the seaside, bought a pack of Zhonghua cigarettes, ordered a drink and a snack, and sat there happily daydreaming until evening. Before leaving, I went to the next shop to have some Japanese food. Speaking of cigarettes, drinks, snacks, and Japanese food, I normally wouldn’t spend money like that. After returning, I opened another position on a different platform. Not knowing about leverage, I maxed it out at 100x without a second thought. When I woke up, my account had over 15,000 yuan. I had experienced missing the chance to sell before, so I didn’t close the position, hoping the profit would keep running. But at 2 a.m., I was forcibly liquidated... Just a few days and such a return rate. At that time, I kept thinking, I only make a few thousand yuan a month, but I can earn 15,000 yuan just by sleeping. Why bother working? That’s how I started down the path of obsession. I won’t go into years of stories, saving a thousand words: I’ve made money, been arrogant, suffered, struggled, and been exhausted. 👉To be continued Trying to trade slowly now, good luck to all you genius traders.🏦 The Fed just proposed rules letting banks issue their own stablecoins That's not a crypto headline. That's a banking headline If this moves forward, stablecoin issuance stops being a crypto-native business and becomes something banks do alongside deposits $BTC Which raises the real question — what happens to the non-bank issuers if regulated banks can offer the same product with a government-adjacent balance sheet behind it $ETH Brothers, today is the Mid-Autumn Festival. I don't know about other coins, but $ZEC really doesn't give the short sellers a holiday! Woke up from a nap, and ZEC has touched around $1550 again. This coin has been really strong lately, up nearly 97% in the past 30 days, but seeing it at this level now, I'm actually afraid to short it directly. Why? On September 22, 21Shares launched a physically-backed Zcash ETP, which is equivalent to adding a compliant ZEC purchase channel for the European market. But opening the channel doesn't mean institutional funds have massively entered yet. Whether there will be sustained buying later still depends on watching AUM, share changes, and spot trading. Currently, ZEC perpetual positions are about $168 million, and the funding rate is still positive. So right now, I dare not chase longs, nor do I want to open shorts immediately. My thought is simple: If it really wants to rise, let it continue rising. If ZEC breaks the previous high later, even surging to around $1700, then I'll consider looking for a shorting opportunity. After all, it has tormented me with continuous pumps before, so now when I see ZEC, I really have some psychological shadow. Brothers, do you think ZEC will continue to surge or prepare for a pullback? It's Mid-Autumn today, let's chat in the comments! #BTC冲高回落,市场轮动开始了吗? #美伊恢复接触,风险溢价会降吗? #财报观察员:好市多Q4财报即将公布 9.25|Midday Brief: I'm still holding the bottom buys from yesterday I didn't make any moves this morning; I'm still holding the long positions I picked up at the low yesterday. Now I actually feel more comfortable—the price hasn't continued to break down, and BTC has reclaimed around 84,000. Technical aspect: 83,500–84,000 remains the key short-term support zone. On the upside, watch 85,500–87,000 first; a breakout could target 90,000. Capital flow: This signal is quite important: The US stock BTC spot ETF has seen net inflows for 5 consecutive trading days, totaling about $2.65 billion, with about $347 million inflow just yesterday. The price is fluctuating, but funds haven't clearly withdrawn. Sentiment: Today BTC, ETH, and large options expire, so short-term volatility may increase. Therefore, I won't chase the rally nor exit hastily because of a single bearish candle. If I dared to buy at the lows yesterday, there's no need to repeatedly trade due to a few hours of fluctuations today. BTC continues to look for support at 83,500–84,000, ETH focuses around 2,650. Still holding long positions, waiting for the trend to give the answer.Why does Bitcoin rise instead of fall when the Federal Reserve raises interest rates? To be honest, I didn’t understand this at first. Logically, when the Federal Reserve tightens the faucet, high-risk assets like Bitcoin should be the first to drop. But later I realized that the market had long been immune to rate hikes; when it actually happens, it turns into a case of "all bad news priced in is good news." More importantly, the current buyers of Bitcoin are different from before—institutions are slowly accumulating through spot ETFs. They are focused on the narrative of digital gold three to five years from now, not just the recent Federal Reserve meetings. So don’t look at the crypto space with old perspectives; sometimes it really can have an independent market trend. Of course, short-term volatility is inevitable, but that’s no reason to panic and sell $BTC #美联储重启加息,BTC为何仍有韧性? From last night to today, two major regulatory events happened in the crypto world, one in the US and one in Europe. First, the US. Just eight days after the Senate rejected the CLARITY Act, the CFTC Chairman directly stated "it's time to act"—without waiting for Congress, he plans to use existing authority to set rules for the crypto market himself. Two draft rules have already been submitted to the White House, focusing on perpetual contracts. Now, Europe. The European Banking Authority announced plans to include crypto lending under the MiCA regulatory framework: conducting suitability tests for users, setting lending limits, adding information disclosure, and even aiming to regulate customer access to DeFi lending. On one hand, frustrated with Congress's slowness, they are taking matters into their own hands; on the other, they continue to patch up the existing framework. It's unclear whether this will be loosening or tightening before implementation, but one thing is certain: the era of "no regulation" is getting further away. Anyone who drives sports cars knows: clear rules make it easier to operate. The fear isn't having rules, but having rules that change every day. Personal record and sharing, not investment advice. If only every trade could be profitable!!! Three trades: one taking profit, one holding stubbornly, one lying in the abyss. The short position on $ETH, I admit defeat. Entered at 2696, closed at 2676, +67%, 18U. Three consecutive short trades, this time I chose to take the profit. With 100x full position, the earnings aren't much, just enough for a hotpot meal. But money in the pocket truly belongs to you. The long position on $UNI, held from 5.744 all the way to 9.124. Touched a high of 9.495 but didn't sell, now can only watch the profit shrink. It did double, but my hands feel glued to the keyboard. Absolutely don't want to close. Always afraid that if I sell, it will take off completely. Then look at $SNDK. Short at 1538, holding on tightly. Rushed to 1808 last night, now at 1777. Break-even is far away, can only endure. Some take profits. Some hold stubbornly. Some are deeply trapped waiting for the end. In this market, those who profit cover losses, but in the end, there might not be much left. The account remains the same. People get more and more exhausted.BTC 84293, high-level pullback, only buy if 82874 stabilizes At posting time BTC: 84,293.93 (24H +0.37%) Conclusion: Do light long positions if 82,874.93–84,293.93 holds. Stop loss at 81,800, target 87,395.67 → 90,000. Only consider above 87,395.67 for 90,000+, otherwise it's just high-level distribution. Do not buy if 81,800 breaks, wait for 81,100–81,500. Market situation: • Pulled from 77,972.30 to 87,395.67, short-term gains considerable, profit-taking heavy, currently high-level pullback and consolidation • 87,395.67 is the 4H previous high, failure to reclaim = spike and drop distribution Actions: • Spot: limit buy between 82,874.93–84,293.93, position <10% • Futures: long 2x at 84,200, exit if breaks 81,800; halve position if fails at 87,395.67, clear at 90,000 • Breakout with volume above 87,395.67, chase 2x, exit if falls back below 84,293 • Do not: chase longs at 84,293.93, bottom-fish on break at 81,800, or go all-in heavy Accept break below 81,800, no add-ons. Quick stop loss at high levels. $BTC OKX launches KII perpetual and X-Perp, funding fee settled every 4 hours with a 1-hour settlement if hitting limits OKX's newly launched KII perpetual contract changes the funding fee deduction to every 4 hours, and if the 1% upper or lower limit is reached, it switches to a 1-hour quick settlement. Behind KII is Kiichain, focusing on fiat and stablecoin exchange in emerging markets. Yesterday evening, OKX launched both the KII/USDT perpetual and the KIIUSD expiring contracts, each with a nominal value of 100 KII, up to 20x leverage, and positions can be opened using USDT on the platform. I reviewed the contract details; the funding fee is deducted every 4 hours; if the rate hits the 1% upper or lower limit, it automatically switches to 1-hour settlement. Currently, OKX's total perpetual open interest is $7.671 billion, with altcoins accounting for $2.95 billion. Traders accustomed to 8-hour funding cycles will experience faster funding fee losses when holding positions against the trend in these 4-hour deduction contracts. This morning, I added KII to my watchlist on the app's contract market page. The new contract's order book depth is still accumulating. I first observed the funding rates and basis trends for the first two 4-hour periods, placing buy and sell orders fully on the order book without using market orders, and avoiding opening high leverage positions during narrow oscillations.KOL net inflow ranks first, down 20% in 24 hours SI took $20,000 KOL net inflow, topping the list. On the same list, it dropped by -20.1%. The data looks like this: the top five net inflows combined are less than 50,000, with SI accounting for 40% alone. What is it betting on: money is coming in, but the price is still dropping, indicating it is absorbing falling assets. I've done the same thing: rushing in when seeing the top of the list, only to buy at the distribution point. The lesson is the list shows who is buying, not who is selling. The fifth place COLLECT rose 23,242%, with a net inflow of only 4,000. The highest increase has the least money, the most money has the sharpest drop; this list is purely a reverse indicator. The blunt truth: KOL buying does not mean a price increase, it only means someone wants you to see they bought. I, a low-profile investor, only look at the latter half of the list. #CME拟推BCH与UNI期货 $BTC $CORE CORE's BTC-Fi Narrative In-Depth Analysis: Ideal Flywheel, Real Cracks, and Narrative Dilemma After Hard Fork Summary in One Sentence: CORE is the most comprehensively marketed BTC-Fi story, constructing a perfect closed loop from Bitcoin miners → BTC holders → institutions → real-world consumption, then flowing back to CORE tokens; however, the narrative fundamentally suffers from three major flaws: technical concept packaging, custodial model shortcomings, and product launch delays. The late August underlying protocol vulnerability hard fork event directly shattered institutional and market trust in this story. 1. Official Original Complete Narrative (Ideal Business Flywheel) The entire story is divided into four interconnected layers, which is the core logic that attracted many early investors: Layer One: Consensus Narrative — "A public chain protected by Bitcoin hash power" (Satoshi Plus) Promotion: Introducing Bitcoin miner hash power into the CORE network, Bitcoin miners delegate hash power to CORE validator nodes and receive CORE token rewards; thus, CORE has Bitcoin-level security, truly standing on Bitcoin's shoulders as the first EVM-compatible Layer 1 public chain, perfectly solving Bitcoin's lack of smart contracts. Promotional phrase: Other BTCFi projects are just sidechains or Layer 2s, but CORE directly borrows Bitcoin's massive hash power, inheriting Bitcoin's security. Layer Two: Asset Layer Narrative — Bitcoin staking and lstBTC (liquid staking token) Vision: Institutions and whales stake BTCARK Invest is reportedly bringing its $1.3B venture fund onto blockchain rails through Securitize. The fund gives investors exposure to private-market names such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Stripe and Databricks. Important distinction: this isn’t $1.3B of fresh capital suddenly flowing into crypto. It’s an existing investment vehicle using blockchain infrastructure for fund access and ownership. That’s the bigger signal. Tokenization is moving beyond the narrative stage—and traditional finance is incr$ACU $ACU /USDT at the 0.1248 level, the order book started a dog-eat-dog battle, orders were canceled rapidly, and volume was increasing. Clearly, there is capital aggressively pushing and dumping inside. There is no news outside; it's purely a chip clash. This kind of newsless anomaly is most easily exploited by dog traders' scythe to shave off positions. The point worth watching is that a volume buildup often means a turnover or the end of a shakeout is near, and the direction will be chosen sooner or later; but don't get carried away—if it's a fake move, chasing in means catching the knife. Are you watching this as a shakeout or a distribution? 👇👇👇Midday Review|Floating profits keep shrinking, would you choose to take profits to secure gains? The midday market slightly pulled back, $HYPE price slightly declined, and floating profits on the books have retracted; $BICO continued a slight rebound, with minor changes in losses. Both positions are full-margin high-leverage holdings, risks remain concentrated. HYPEUSDT|20x full-margin long position Current price 91.18, down 0.98%, floating profit +2596.50 USDT, return rate +379.43%. Smart money long-short ratio 202.70%, 898 traders hold long positions, average long entry at 82.17. Price oscillated downward, floating profits shrank compared to the morning. With 20x full-margin leverage, the profit on the books retracts quickly; once a deep correction comes, realized profits will vanish fast. Trailing stop profits is key to securing gains. BICOUSDT|8x full-margin long position Current price 0.02226, up 2.30%, floating loss -1281.62 USDT, return rate -456.67%. Smart money data: 205 longs, 182 shorts, price slightly rebounded but still deeply underwater. Most market long traders are currently at a loss. This rebound is a corrective move, not a trend reversal. Full-margin leverage positions should not be arbitrarily added to dilute cost. ✅ Review Summary HYPE floating profits have given back; under high leverage, on-book profits can disappear anytime, don’t be greedy; BICO slight rebound, loss changes are minor, don’t mistake short-term rebounds for reversal opportunities; Both positions are full-margin mode with very low margin ratios; sudden spikes can lead to liquidation. 📌 Midday Operation Strategy HYPE: Keep a close watch on trailing stop profits, prioritize securing most profits to prevent ongoing pullbacks from eroding gains; BICO: Continue observing rebound strength, do not add positions, wait for suitable opportunities to reduce holdings and lower risk. 💬 Interactive Question When trading high-leverage contracts and floating profits start shrinking, do you take profits immediately or hold on to gamble for bigger moves? #美联储重启加息,BTC为何仍有韧性? #财报观察员:好市多业绩超预期,美光接棒 #美债长端利率持续攀升,融资压力升温 $BTC reported at 84,279.1, 24h +0.40%, but in the past hour, 55 long positions were liquidated versus only 1 short position—price slightly rose, yet long leverage was being washed out. The reduction in gold ETF holdings is reflected on the market, but the key question is whether safe-haven funds have flowed in. Currently, there is no sign: funding rates for three periods slid from 0.0048% to 0.0002%, indicating waning willingness to chase longs. Large holders' position ratio rose from 1.8639 to 1.9337, retail holders from 1.1668 to 1.2193; both sides are biased long, and crowding is increasing. Options trading put/call ratio is 0.98, higher than the open interest ratio of 0.87, signaling rising short-term protection demand; DVOL is 36.1, the market is not pricing in large volatility. Judgment: This news has a weak transmission effect on $BTC; the market is dominated by leverage structure, tending to oscillate within 82,832–84,901.6, with the upper boundary hard to break. Bullish reversal condition: break above 84,901.6 and funding rate rebounds; bearish reversal condition: break below 82,832 and contract open interest of 8.14 billion USD contracts shrinks simultaneously. A wallet that had been dormant for four years suddenly moved 4,500 $BTC, worth 380 million USD. At first glance, this looks quite alarming. But don’t rush to call it a sell-off. An address that hasn’t moved in four years moving today only means one thing: someone is about to handle this money. As for where it’s being transferred or what it’s for, the material doesn’t say. If it really goes into an exchange later, then that would be selling pressure. Right now, this move looks more like a signal, not a result. I’ve been burned by this before—panicking when a whale moves, only to find they’re just moving funds between wallets. In short, an old address waking up is worth watching, but not worth panicking over. If it’s really serious, wait until it transfers to an exchange. For now, I’m just watching and not scaring myself. #美联储重启加息,BTC为何仍有韧性? #Strategy再度增持,财库同步加仓 #CME拟推BCH与UNI期货 $BTC If a whale position with an unrealized loss of $670,000 is right in front of you, would you first look at the direction or the liquidation price? The Maji contract is actually giving everyone a lesson in risk management. First, look at the facts. The total position is about $128 million, all long. BTC part: 175 coins, 40x leverage, entry price 83546, liquidation price 61567, currently a slight unrealized profit, with a thick safety buffer. ETH part: 38,000 coins, 25x leverage, entry price 2658, liquidation price 2547, unrealized loss about $340,000, nearly 80% of total funds. HYPE part: 145,000 coins, 10x leverage, entry price 93.68, liquidation price 63.8, unrealized loss about $330,000. BTC gains a little, ETH and HYPE combined lose nearly $670,000. But what really deserves attention is not the loss amount, but the ETH line. The difference between entry price and liquidation price is only about 4%. Under 25x leverage, this means if ETH drops a few more points, the heaviest position will be forced to reduce or close. It's not a question of "if it will liquidate," but "how much drop will force action." HYPE's liquidation price is further from the current price, so it's not the main focus for now. So what is the market trading? It's not whether Maji will lose, but whether he will be forced to sell. ETH accounts for nearly 80%. Once liquidation is triggered, the exchange will directly close longs at market price, and this selling pressure will hit spot and perpetual markets, possibly driving ETH short-term downtrend, then transmitting to BTC sentiment and altcoin risk appetite. This is the first layer. The second layer is funding rates: high leverage longs continuously pay fees, the longer the timeHappy Mid-Autumn Festival 🥮 Yesterday, BTC retraced to near the 8.3 support level, triggering the first batch of relatively concentrated “1H low point signals,” with multiple mainstream popular coins also showing low point signals simultaneously. Subsequently, the market experienced a volatile rebound overnight, with BTC rebounding up to around 8.5. From the current trend, after BTC broke upward and hit new highs this week, 12H + daily-level high point signals appeared one after another yesterday. These large-scale signals usually indicate the possibility of a phase top in the market, so short-term risks of chasing highs still need attention. However, the market has not yet entered a deep correction phase; overall, it remains within a high-level oscillation range, so it is too early to conclude that the trend has ended. Therefore, in the short term, we continue to focus on a high-level oscillation approach. The market may maintain a 4H-level consolidation above 8.2 for a period, digesting the pressure brought by the high point signals through sideways movement. If 8.2 fails to hold as support and the price breaks down and returns below, then further correction space may open up, and new signals will be analyzed accordingly. ETH’s trend is similar to BTC, with resistance around 2700 and support above 2570. For Tradfi and commodity analysis, see the full daily report #Muse加速扩张,MetaAI投入或迎来变现 . Not because it needs to pump — but because BTC needs to prove the pullback is controlled. Then I’m watching $ETH. If BTC stabilizes while ETH starts gaining relative strength again, that’s where I’d start paying more attention to large-cap alts and possible capital rotation. My framework right now: 🟠 BTC = market structure 🔵 ETH = risk appetite 🟣 Alts = rotation confirmation I’m not chasing the first green candle. I want to see BTC stabilize first, then ETH lead. That sequence matters. WhicWhat truly determines the direction this time is not how fast the rebound is, but whether $BTC can reclaim the 84.5K–84.8K range. The public market price is about $84,268, still below that range, so the conditions for chasing longs are not yet met. Bitcoin expert Feng Ge's path is to watch for longs at 84.5K–84.8K, with invalidation at 82.8K, and an upper target of 89.94K–94.63K; this is his original judgment, not a verified result. Within this window, there are rumors about exchange security and a lot of emotional calls, which I do not consider catalysts. My market view is simple: first wait for the 4-hour close to stabilize within the range, then see if the pullback has volume support; if it breaks below 82.8K, the original bullish logic fails, and I will wait and watch, not catching a falling knife in the middle. If $ETH cannot strengthen simultaneously, there is no rush to spread to altcoins. Will you wait for the close confirmation or wait for volume support on the pullback? This is just my personal market observation and does not constitute investment advice.$BTC 🔥 According to sosovalue's report this morning, the crypto market is undergoing a textbook "high-pressure washout." 📊 【Data Breakdown: Macro and Capital Flows】 The total market capitalization is about $2.71 trillion, slightly down from last night but has formed a temporarily stable bottom area. Today is the expiration date for BTC options contracts worth billions of dollars. High volatility is expected! ⚠️ But most importantly: the price did not break new lows! This indicates there is no real sell-off; the washout only affected highly leveraged floating positions. 💰 BTC's dominance remains at 59.7%—capital is still concentrated in the main coins, while altcoins are waiting for rebound signals. 💡 Against the backdrop of institutional ETF channels and the "treasury strategy," the lock-up degree of Bitcoin spot chips is increasing. The volatility caused by options settlement is more of a zero-sum game in the derivatives market rather than a deterioration of the spot fundamentals. Capital has not exited; it is just clustering in the main coins for risk hedging. This means the support below BTC is extremely solid. (Source: OKX Planet 09/25 ) #BTC冲高回落,市场轮动开始了吗? #美伊恢复接触,风险溢价会降吗? #财报观察员:好市多Q4财报即将公布 🏦 The Fed just proposed its GENIUS Act rules — and stablecoin issuers now know exactly what they're up against Most people will read the headline and move on $BTC The detail that matters: Fed-supervised stablecoins would need full backing by short-term Treasury bills and other high-quality liquid assets, plus standardized capital requirements for credit and operational risk $ETH