📊 Crypto Market Snapshot $BTC ≈ $83.9K $ETH ≈ $2.69K $SOL ≈ $121.8 $LINK ≈ $14.0 $SUI ≈ $1.18 Interestingly: $SUI and $LINK are currently outperforming $BTC and $ETH in daily performance. Even if the overall market moves in sync, different tokens can react completely differently. Data as of September 26, 2026. #Hormuz7DayPlanRejected

🚨 Two major market news just broke, worth close attention! First, Binance announced a $100 million investment in Circle and signed a 5-year commercial cooperation agreement to further promote USDC ecosystem integration. Currently, USDC has a market cap of about $74 billion, making it the world's second-largest dollar stablecoin. As one of the world's major trading platforms, Binance's USDC spot trading daily volume reaches about $500 million to $1 billion. This cooperation may further intensify competition in the stablecoin market, especially the long-term market share battle between USDC and USDT. Second, the US spot BTC ETF continues to see inflows. Yesterday's single-day net inflow was about $134.5 million, with a cumulative net inflow of about $2.97 billion over the past seven consecutive trading days. This means traditional institutional funds are still continuously entering the crypto market. 🔥 On one side, competition in the stablecoin sector is intensifying; on the other, institutional funds are steadily positioning in BTC. Big money is moving, and the market structure is constantly evolving. Key points to watch next: 💰 ETF fund flows 🏦 Institutional allocation strength 🪙 USDC and USDT competitive landscape $BTC $USDC $USDT $BNB #Bitcoin #Crypto #BTC #USDC #Stablecoin #ETF

My goal is $50 — but first, I’m watching $18.20. I’m hoping $UNI can surprise us during this bull-market cycle. 🚀 UNI still feels like one of those assets that many traders may not be fully positioned in, which could make any sustained momentum interesting. But I’m not chasing the move. First target: $18.20 🎯 Longer-term goal: $50 💰 Let the price confirm the thesis. Patience > FOMO. $UNI #UNI #Crypto #DeFi #Altcoins

👑 [Pharaoh’s Market Watch] Everyone is asking: with BTC spot ETFs recording more than $2.8B in net inflows over six consecutive days, is $BTC preparing for a direct move toward $90K? Pharaoh’s answer: capital is clearly flowing in, but don’t confuse strong inflows with a guaranteed breakout. Institutional demand remains an important support factor, while improving risk sentiment and BTC’s rebound from $80K toward $87K have helped strengthen momentum. But ETF inflows alone may not be enough

🚨 $BTC POWER-LAW MODEL: A LONG-TERM BULLISH FRAMEWORK, NOT A GUARANTEE. Bitcoin holding above the $60K zone has kept the long-term power-law structure intact, suggesting the broader cyclical trend remains constructive. 📈 Model projection: $BTC could potentially approach $300K by 2029 if historical growth patterns continue to fit the model. But remember: the power-law model is a statistical extrapolation based on historical price behavior, adoption, and network-growth data.

My decision to short $ETH seems to be relatively correct. $ETH's performance is indeed not as good as $BTC. That is to say, under the same conditions, shorting $ETH theoretically can yield greater profits. ———————————— Currently, I still hold a rather pessimistic view of the market. I believe there has indeed been a lack of obvious positive news recently. Whether in the international market or the crypto market, overall there aren't many factors to be optimistic about. On the international front: US Treasury yields continue to hit new highs, and market expectations for Federal Reserve rate hikes have clearly intensified. These are quite obvious bearish factors. Regarding the crypto market: Previously, an exchange was hacked, resulting in losses amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars, with nearly $200 million worth of assets converted into $ETH. If this portion of $ETH is subsequently sold into the market, it could further increase selling pressure. It can be said that the crypto market is currently facing dual internal and external pressures. In such an environment, I do not currently believe the crypto market can easily experience a significant rally again. ———————————— Additionally, I have a speculation: This decline might be accompanied by a relatively large wick movement. Because it has been nearly a year since the last obvious large wick, such a situation is uncommon. From my observation, the crypto market often experiences phase-based large fluctuations, but so far this year, such extreme volatility seems not to have truly appeared yet.

Yesterday, positions were closed one after another. Held $BEAT for a month, Held $AKE for three days. Converted the unrealized profits of over 35,000U + 12,000U into actual realized gains. Might continue to close the $LAB position today. Locking in the profits first. There are several main reasons: First: The overall market trend is still upward, and various altcoins are showing some upward momentum. Second: The current risk-reward ratio is no longer as attractive as before. Third: I need funds for rotation. Unrealized profits cannot be directly transferred; only after closing positions can the funds be truly released for the next round of deployment. Trading is not just about chasing higher unrealized profits; sometimes timely realization of profits and releasing funds is also part of position management. $BTC $BEAT $AKE #WhyBTCRemainsResilientDespiteFedRateHikeRestart #EarningsWatchCostcoBeatsExpectationsMicronTakesOver #USLongTermBondYieldsKeepRisingFinancingPressureMounts