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The market is calm but still has some rhythm 😏
• $BTC remains steady around 70K (+0.15%)
• $ETH is flat, slightly down (-0.12%)
• $SOL leads the altcoins (+0.29%)
• $DOGE is still doing well (+0.19%)
• $ENJ has adjusted quite deeply (-3.23%)
• $OFC has bounced back strongly (+1.49%)
• $PI continues to move sideways slightly (-0.36%)
👉 Overview: the market is accumulating, with no major fluctuations yet. Altcoins are starting to show clear differentiation.
Which coins are you holding? 🚀

Yesterday I met a stranger on the street.
As I was passing by, that person suddenly stopped and asked:
“Do you believe there are people you meet only once but remember for a long time?”
Before I could answer, that person smiled and walked away.
The strange thing is…
That person was wearing a bracelet exactly like the one I lost a few years ago.
I don’t know if it’s a coincidence or if there’s something else behind it.
If it were you, would you run after that person to ask, or just consider it a coincidence?"
It's true that in the market, some people win while others lose.
As for those standing on the sidelines like me... neither winning nor losing, just watching other people's accounts fluctuate.
Sometimes not entering a trade is also a form of victory.
So, today, is everyone on the "winning" team or the "paying tuition to the market" team?


3 years of technical analysis experience, 3-minute trades... nearly -400% ROI!
People might say I'm making excuses, but I swear before entering these two SOON and BTW orders, I analyzed the charts very carefully. I analyzed resistance, drew trendlines, and checked reversal candlesticks thoroughly.
But life is not like a dream
Short SOONUSDT 20x: ROI -248.51%
Short BTWUSDT 10x: ROI -141.50%
The more I study technical analysis, the more naive I feel.
The market really slaps you awake, no matter how much you analyze, it just ends up as money sacrificed to the exchange.
Indeed, in this Futures game, no matter how solid your knowledge is, going against the trend just turns you to dust.
Is there anyone else who’s had every trade cursed like me? Give me some hope to keep going with...
Cre: Member Binance
There is a rather strange story I just read.
A woman received a message at 3 a.m. from... her own phone number.
The message contained only 5 words:
"Don't open the door tonight."
She thought someone was playing a prank and ignored it.
About 20 minutes later, someone knocked on the door.
The scary thing is the front door camera didn't record anyone standing outside.
If it were you, would you open the door?
My current Sorsa score is 903
Sorsa is a platform used to check the “quality” of an X account.
Simply put: the higher the score, the more reputable accounts follow you.
So sometimes 10K followers aren’t necessarily better than 5K quality followers.
I currently have 903 points, Tier 3 Credible.
Everyone, try checking your Sorsa score to see how much it is.

Crypto morning 9/30.
BTC is around $84K, but what I pay attention to is not whether the price is green or red.
Last week, spot Bitcoin ETF attracted about $2.4B, bringing ETF inflows for 2026 back into positive territory. On 9/28, BTC ETF still added $31M, although the pace has slowed significantly.
This shows something quite interesting:
Money is still finding its way into crypto, but the market no longer reacts strongly to the inflows as before.
BTC has risen more than 40% in Q3 but is facing resistance around $85K, while rising U.S. bond yields add more pressure on risky assets.
So for me, the most important phase to observe is not "how much % BTC goes up or down today."
But rather:
Will the inflows continue to hold when the price no longer rises easily?
If ETFs continue to attract money while BTC consolidates, that is the data worth watching for Q4.


The crypto market has looked quite dull these past few days.
$BTC keeps adjusting continuously, and short-term sentiment is definitely not as enthusiastic as before. Looking at the chart every day, it's easy to feel that the market is weak and everything is going down.
But I’ve noticed something else.
While the price fluctuates, ETF inflows still have net buying sessions, and Strategy continues to buy more BTC. This shows that not all the money in the market is focused on a few short-term candles.
For me, phases like this are exactly when it’s worth observing closely.
Everyone sees the price drop, but what’s more important is who is buying when the majority starts losing patience.
Crypto has never been a story of just looking at today’s price and deciding tomorrow. Sometimes you have to look a bit broader: where the money is flowing, what long-term visionaries are doing, and what silent changes the market is undergoing.
As for short-term ups or downs, no one can be sure.
I’ll just keep observing and take it step by step.
Today I just realized something.
There are some foods I hated bitterly as a child, swearing I would never eat them when I grew up.
But then a few years later...
Suddenly I find them delicious.
I don't know if my taste buds have changed or life has taught me to appreciate food more.
What food did you hate the most when you were little?
Maybe now you're addicted to it.






