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$BTC — $ETH: OIL FALLS, CRYPTO RISES — COINCIDENCE?
$BTC is at $84.22K, $ETH $2.71K, both nearing new highs. Meanwhile,
$BZ has fallen to $96.39, down 2.54% today.
The interesting part:
Oil falls → cost pressures ease → inflation expectations cool → risk appetite gains room.
$BTC is up 34.25% and $ETH 62.80% over 90 days.
The story now isn’t just whether $BTC breaks $85K or $ETH holds $2.7K.
If oil keeps falling, could this become a new catalyst for the next leg higher?Once the STRC tool, which is pegged to the Strategy asset price, stabilizes above 100, it officially signals a "bull market confirmation" at the market sentiment level.
The key observation point now is just one: can it sustain this level?
If it holds, it means on-chain liquidity is officially returning, and every pullback is a buying opportunity; if it doesn't hold, it indicates ongoing divergence.
Considering the macro perspective, disturbances like interest rate hikes may still occur once or twice more, but as long as this STRC thermometer doesn't break down, the initial bull market judgment can be maintained.
This is a method of inferring sentiment temperature by reversing from on-chain derivative prices, which might be more direct than looking at K-line charts.$ETH 1 minute: The rebound is strong, but it is already short-term overheated, indicating that the small rebound from around 2706 is strong, but the 1-minute chart is already close to short-term overheating. It is not very meaningful to chase longs on the 1-minute chart now, as it is easy to surge to 2717–2720 and then fall back. 5 minutes: Not fully recovered yet, although the price has rebounded from 2706, it has not truly stood back above the 5-minute MA20 and SAR.
Therefore, 2718–2720 is the first real recovery line.
If the 5-minute chart can stand back above 2720, then look at:
2725 → 2738 → 2748
If it is pushed down again near 2720, it means this is just a small rebound.
15 minutes: The structure is still bullish; the current pullback after 2748 still belongs to consolidation within the bullish trend.
But KDJ has cooled down, so the 15-minute chart is not in an acceleration phase now, but rather a high-level turnover.
1 hour: Still very strong but obviously overheated; the trend is strong, but continuing to push higher directly requires new buying power. 4 hours: The strongest but also the riskiest; the 4-hour price has been running along or even slightly above the upper BOLL band.
This indicates the main trend is very strong but also clearly in an overextended state.
So I will no longer use the logic that it is very strong and will soon hit 2800. It is more reasonable to first see if it can hold sideways around 2710 and slowly digest the 4-hour overheating. #加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 $AVAX has always been on the move.
Recently, the market has been chasing $UNI and $NEAR, but I actually want to shift the focus back to AVAX.
NYSE has been testing Avalanche technology for nearly a year, and both sides have been exploring whether Avalanche can be used for tokenized securities infrastructure.
This is where AVAX truly deserves attention now.
Previously, AVAX was talked about in terms of DeFi, public chains, and being an Ethereum killer—stories everyone has heard.
But after 2022, Avalanche clearly started shifting its focus toward institutional finance, RWA, payments, and asset tokenization.
And now NYSE is also advancing tokenization of US stocks and ETFs, as well as on-chain settlement and stablecoin deposits.
So looking at AVAX now, it can no longer be understood simply as "just another public chain."
In the future, after stocks, funds, stablecoins, and RWA all go on-chain, the real value might not be in creating another public chain, but in who can become the foundational infrastructure for traditional finance entering the blockchain.
NYSE has been testing for a year.
This line of development, I think, is worth keeping an eye on. #加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 Brothers, BTC is approaching 84,000, total market cap has returned to 2.8 trillion, ZEC is nearing 25 billion, ETH and XRP are all rallying. The bull market is truly back! Sentiment is fully ignited!
But I have to pour cold water on you, don’t blindly FOMO just by looking at the gains. Pay attention to a detail in the data: the total market cap of crypto assets excluding BTC surged from 1.17 trillion at the start of the week to a high of 1.23 trillion, then fell back below 1.2 trillion. What does this mean? It means funds are indeed spreading into altcoins, but the spread is not decisive; speculative capital is rotating quickly inside and could concentrate back into BTC at any time.
Looking at the mainstream tier, BTC is holding above 80,000 thanks to ETFs and institutional base positions, which is the foundation. ZEC’s recent rise is due to whale short positions being forced to cover, plus the dual catalyst of the NU7 upgrade expectation, pushing it up hard. ETH is still following the rally, but the old problem remains that staking yields can’t compete with US Treasuries.
The core question now is whether the market cap growth of assets outside BTC can be sustained. If it can hold above 1.2 trillion continuously and sector rotation is healthy, that’s a real bull market. If it spikes then falls back, that’s a typical bloodsucking market; when BTC wobbles, altcoins crash immediately.
My strategy is simple: hold spot firmly and don’t exit lightly; let profits run if you have low-cost chips. Bull markets often have sharp drops, don’t get shaken out by sudden spikes and dips. Protect your principal; in this market, we only play certainty. $BTC $ETH $ZEC @OKX星球 #交易之声：你的经验值得被听到
Q: What is your maximum single trade drawdown limit? How do you take profits when profitable?
Looking at it by coin type, first for $BTC and $ETH, large market cap mainstream coins, when the price is relatively low like 60000 or 1500, taking long positions with a high probability of upward space and a long-term bullish view means these are long-cycle trades. The drawdown is 99.99%, meaning BTC and ETH prices approach 0 (liquidation mark price), but if the position margin is sufficient, liquidation won't occur due to black swan events, such as on October 11. Additionally, to mitigate risk, multiple batches of spot buy orders above 0 are placed (to guard against extreme situations).
The reason for this approach is that after experiencing October 11, one understands how to prevent losing cheap chips due to temporary sharp market drops 🤔. Personally, I believe "surviving in the market is the prerequisite for future opportunities."
For mainstream coins (which have cycles), stop losses are set according to major resistance levels. If the price stabilizes, consider re-entering long positions to maximize the profit-loss ratio, which should be at least greater than 1. Partial profits are taken at previous resistance levels, while the remainder is left to let profits run.
For popular coins like $HYPE, ZEC, etc., strict stop losses must be followed according to resistance levels; otherwise, losses can become significant. Partial profits are taken at previous highs, with the rest held while monitoring KOLs and news trends. For example, in a previous post, hype spot was sold because Hayes publicly sold it; after profiting, the stop loss was moved up above the cost to a major resistance level.
@OKX星球 @米妮Minnie_OKX I have been sitting in front of the chessboard for thirty years, and this is the first time I've seen someone push the king's wing so aggressively, yet forget that their own rear wing's bishop hasn't even moved.
$STRK is exactly this move now. It surged 5.27% in 24 hours, looking fierce like a powerful central breakthrough. But the short-term RSI has already reached 71.0, a classic case of "piece overload"—your pawns have pushed too deep, but the supply line is cut off behind. The Bollinger Bands short-term position is at 94%, with only 0.2% space left to the upper band; the mid-term is even more extreme at 104%, breaking above the upper band by 0.3%. This is not an advantage; it's a lone force pushing too far.
I call this situation "rootless passed pawns": it looks intimidating but can be wiped out anytime by exchanges. The long-term RSI is only 57.0, neutral to weak, indicating that the real big money hasn't followed this charge. Short-term strength with long-term weakness is the structure I watch most carefully—like an opponent deliberately sacrificing a pawn in the midgame to lure you in deep, then striking a blitz that collapses your entire line when your pieces are scattered.
🔴 The short signal has already lit up.
I set the entry point at $0.03, 2.4% above the current price—I want to wait for it to push one more step, letting the last buyer lift the price to my ideal level before I make my move. This is not chasing a short; it's an ambush set in advance after the opponent's forced strong move.
📉 Short:
Entry: $0.03 (current price +2.4%)
Take Profit 1: $0.03 (-5.9%)
Take Profit 2: $0.03 (-8.4%)
Stop Loss: $0.04 (+14.0%)
Note this stop loss level, which is 14% above entry and over 16% above the current price. Many would think it's too wide, but grandmasters know: a stop loss isn't meant to be tight; it's the line to admit "I was wrong." Giving enough room prevents being stopped out by meaningless fluctuations in the endgame. Meanwhile, Take Profit 1 only requires a 5.9% pullback, and Take Profit 2 goes down 8.4%—the risk-reward ratio here is overwhelming.
Short-term overbought, mid-term topping, long-term weakness—this triple timeframe consensus points to one conclusion: White's attack has reached its limit. Next is Black's counterattack round.
True chess players never get excited when giving check; they only push out the rook hidden in their palm at the moment the opponent thinks they are about to win. #strategyplaybook$CORE CORE's rise has always been claimed to rely on BTC market trends, but this round of increase clearly lacks momentum. When BTC surged to 82,000, it peaked at 0.027; however, this time BTC firmly broke through 85,000, yet CORE completely failed to keep up with the rise. If even the market dividends brought by BTC's trillion-dollar market cap cannot drive it to form an independent trend, the final outcome is likely to be only one possibility.The upper Bollinger Band is not a converging line; it is the horizontal beam at the top — $STORJ has now pushed the floor slab to 105% of the short cycle, leaving only a -0.1% margin to the upper band, but a +2.9% gap to the lower band. This is not an elevation; it is an outward cantilever structure being forcibly pushed to its maximum deflection limit.
I have worked in structural engineering for twenty years and have seen too many projects fail because the "design drawings look good." The white paper is just a design drawing; anyone can make it look impressive. What truly determines whether this building can stand is the quality of the foundation, load-bearing walls, and node construction. $STORJ's long-term structure currently only reaches the 53.3 neutral load-bearing zone, while the short-cycle RSI has surged to 67.5. Building 1 is rapidly adding load, but the main structure has not been reinforced synchronously — different frequencies top and bottom. This is a typical local addition, not an overall elevation.
Looking at the mid-cycle Bollinger Band, the price is at 108%, with -0.3% to the upper band and +3.6% to the lower band. Both cycles are running close to the inside of the top curtain wall, with the expansion joints fully occupied. The tighter the curtain wall fits, the more likely it is to be dislodged by wind pressure changes.
A 24-hour increase of +3.08% looks mild, but combined with the RSI1H>64 triggered SELL signal, this resembles the final pre-camber of the last cantilever beam rather than a new round of pouring. My construction judgment: this position is not suitable for continuing to tie rebar; it should be shorted instead, with the position placed outside the eaves.
📉 Short:
Entry: $0.08 (current price +3.3%)
Take Profit 1: $0.07 (-6.2%)
Take Profit 2: $0.07 (-3.4%)
Stop Loss: $0.08 (+13.4%)
The entry point is set 3.3% above the current price, waiting for it to finish pouring the last cantilever before entering, costing 3.3% more but gaining a clearer structural stress direction. Take Profit 1 at a 6.2% pullback directly hits the first lower ring beam; Take Profit 2 at -3.4% is a secondary node, releasing half the concrete first. The stop loss at +13.4% is the building's seismic failure line; once breached, it means the overall frame is being re-reinforced, and I will immediately exit, leaving no rebar inside.
$STORJ's real problem is not in the drawings but in the foundation — the node density, redundancy, and long-term scalability of the storage layer are the only credentials for whether this building can add more floors. At this height, it can only be stripped of formwork, not topped out. #storjchapter11#ETH
As for Ethereum, it really looks like it has fully broken out of the consolidation range 👀
I previously mentioned where I would look for short opportunities, the range is 2710-2747.
If it doesn't return to the original structural range in the next couple of days, then this range will become the new support level. I will post a separate update then and mark the new long entry zone ✔️ $ETH The price has surged sharply these past two days, and many people are asking if they can open contracts to chase the long. My answer is no; chasing in at 84000 is just giving money away. Why? The previous high at 83000 has been a resistance for two months, and it was just broken. The trapped positions have just been released, and profit-taking is about to happen. Chasing in at this point has the worst risk-reward ratio. A single pullback candle with 10x leverage can wipe you out. I personally have a 500U discipline limit on my contract account and currently have no open positions. When will I open? Waiting for two levels. First, BTC pulls back 5%-8% from the high, stabilizing around 78000 to 79000. Opening longs here has a good risk-reward ratio, easy stop loss placement, and targets between 90000 and 100000. Second, after a volume-backed consolidation above 83000, wait for the first pullback to 80000 to 81000 to stabilize before opening. Chasing at 84000 now means no proper stop loss can be set, and getting trapped chasing highs is the worst feeling. Discipline means 50U per position, 10x leverage, 5% stop loss, maximum two positions with 150U margin, and if you lose three in a row, close the software for the day. In a bull market, contracts are for taking short-term profits to confirm trends, not for chasing rallies. The main course is the long-term spot market. Holding a base spot position in BTC all along, from 75500 to 84000 this round, you still profit without leverage. Contracts should only be used at positions you understand; no matter how lively the market is, if you don't understand it, it doesn't concern me. Remember, if you can't control leverage, you can lose everything even in a bull market; if you keep discipline, volatility becomes your friend.$ARB hasn't shown any notable movement recently, just sideways trading.
On September 16, it dropped along with the broader market to the 0.29 to 0.30 range, and in the past few days, it has been oscillating around 0.30 with no independent trend. When compared alongside ONE and UNI, it actually becomes the most interesting.
ONE is a price increase driven by liquidity abandonment, UNI is a price increase empowered by mechanisms, and ARB is an intermediate state lacking a catalyst. The rejection of the CLARITY Act caused the market to overestimate ARB's impact. The bill was originally intended to resolve the CFTC's primary jurisdiction over digital commodities, which is indeed useful for the compliance positioning of L2 tokens like ARB.
However, ARB's value anchor is not in policy but on-chain. Stylus supports direct deployment on the mainnet using C, C++, and Rust languages, a technical capability independent of Washington. Arbitrum's TVL once surged to $1.94 billion, reclaiming the top spot among L2s, but Stablecoin TVL has only increased by 2% in the past week, which is the real issue.
The on-chain technical capability is strong but hasn't translated into stable capital retention. The psychological level at 0.30 is the most critical position going forward; if it breaks below, watch 0.27. The Q4 roadmap will be released next week, then we can see how the team plans to monetize this technical advantage. On-chain certainty must be provided by oneself.$JUP is slightly bullish in the short term, wait for a pullback confirmation before moving
Looking at the big bullish candle, feeling both eager and anxious. Afraid of chasing the high and getting stuck, yet afraid of missing out. The price is stuck in a high-level consolidation, jumping in directly is too risky. The key is whether the previous support area can hold steady; only if the pullback stabilizes can the bulls truly take over. Don't be driven by impulse; waiting for a confirmed signal is better than blindly placing orders.
Trading plan: Slightly bullish short term, but only trade on pullback confirmation or breakout confirmation
Trading advice: Consider after pullback stabilizes between 0.2978–0.304; if it strengthens directly, follow after it stands above 0.3193. Set stop loss at 0.2933, take profit first at 0.3442, then at 0.3665.
#加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 $DOGE, $OKB, $BNB
Meme, exchange token, exchange chain. Still one market.
$DOGE, $OKB, and $BNB can outperform on their own news and still crash together when crypto liquidity dries up.
$OKB and $BNB are not “safer” just because they sit near an exchange. They are still crypto risk with a different wrapper.
Ticker variety is not risk variety.Iran claims to have conveyed ceasefire conditions, giving oil prices a new reason to fall. But the energy market is best at punishing those who treat diplomatic rhetoric as a restored supply.
Now we need to distinguish three layers of facts: whether both sides are willing to talk, whether maritime attacks have stopped, and whether oil tankers can pass through the Strait of Hormuz steadily. Only the third layer truly determines whether physical crude oil supply can resume. Recently, Iran still claims to have attacked tankers attempting to pass through the strait; these claims have not yet been independently confirmed; the International Maritime Organization continues to list local shipping safety as a major issue.
My view is straightforward: ceasefire conditions can reduce risk premiums first, but cannot immediately normalize insurance fees, shipping schedules, and cargo flows. Going forward, watch less for slogans and more for near-month price spreads, tanker freight rates, and actual passage volumes. Oil prices trade on conflict probability, but what truly determines direction is how many barrels of oil safely leave port each day.
#伊朗称已转达停战条件，油价迎新变量 $BTC and $ETH are telling me different things right now.
BTC is still setting the pace, but I’m watching ETH to see if that strength starts spreading.
If BTC holds up while ETH gains against BTC with rising volume, I’d see that as a better sign for the broader market. If ETH keeps lagging, that matters too.
For now, ETH/BTC is the chart on my watchlist.
#CryptoCapReclaims2.8T #ZEC38KShortClosed #美债短端供给或增万亿美元
Short-term debt already accounts for 22% of U.S. Treasury debt, surpassing the recommended limit; another 1 trillion will be borrowed next year.
▪️ Three forecasts converge on a similar figure: BofA 1.07 trillion, JPMorgan 1.09 trillion, Goldman Sachs 961 billion
▪️ By next September, the outstanding amount will be about 8 trillion, accounting for 24.3% of the marketable U.S. Treasury debt; currently 22%, recommended limit 20%
▪️ One-third of public debt matures within 12 months; Treasury bill yields are repriced within days after rate decisions
▪️ The Treasury is doubling 10- to 30-year repos from 2 billion to at least 4 billion, while issuing all new debt at the shortest maturities
The disagreement is not about whether short-term debt can reduce financing costs. Saving money is real—but what is saved is locked-in coupons, exchanged for more frequent repricing, and Kashkari has just spread inflation from energy to services.
Demand is also shortening: the GENIUS Act requires regulated stablecoins to reserve short-term debt within 93 days; Tether alone holds about 141 billion in U.S. Treasuries, more than Germany. But this buying depends on token issuance volume, not interest rates.
BTC: Stablecoins have become the first legal buyers of U.S. short-term debt; each issued token means an additional Treasury bill that must be purchased. The direction is neutral to bullish; the failure condition is a redemption wave—that buying demand will shrink exactly when short-term debt needs buyers most.
Three months repricing versus 5% over ten years, which side would you bet on? $BTC: After continuous breakthroughs, the real strong market trend begins to be validated
The current BTC movement basically follows the rhythm we previously predicted step by step.
From support around 75,000, to reclaiming 80,000, then continuously pushing 84,000, and now the price has even further broken through 85,000. Continuous breakthroughs of previous resistance indicate that the market's bullish strength is indeed continuously increasing.
This rise is not just driven by sentiment alone. Last week, after initial outflows, the US stock spot BTC ETF saw significant capital inflows again, with net inflows of about $160 million and $433 million on September 17 and 18 respectively, indicating that off-exchange funds are starting to re-engage.
Now my judgment on BTC is more optimistic than a few days ago.
But the stronger it gets, the more you should avoid blindly chasing highs.
The previous 84,000 and now around 85,000 have gradually shifted from resistance levels to new price confirmation zones. What really matters is whether the price can hold after breaking through, not just pushing a few more points.
If BTC can sustain above 84,000 and gradually turn 85,000 into new support, then the level of this market trend could further improve.
Conversely, if it quickly spikes up but then falls back below 80,000, caution is needed for a short-term false breakout.
At present, the trend is clearly strong, and capital is starting to cooperate again.
So next, no guessing the top, just watch the structure.
Holding after the breakout is the real breakout.
#加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 UNI at $8.95, do you still dare to chase?
First, look at the surface: up 35%-45% in the past week, more than doubled in a month, climbing from $4 straight to $9.2-9.4, while BTC was still hovering around 80,000 during the same period. UNI has completely decoupled from the market, running an independent trend. Market cap is 5.5 billion, TVL 3.8-4.3 billion, trading volume expanding—starting from the June low of 2.3-4, hitting 9.4 in three weeks, this is the acceleration phase.
First thing: SEC didn’t name UNI, but the framework matches
On September 17, the SEC released an “innovation exemption”—a conditional five-year exemption for tokenized securities trading venues (TSV), allowing tokenized US stocks to be traded on public chains via permissioned AMM/liquidity pools.
The SEC didn’t explicitly approve Uniswap, but funding went to the “compliant RWA gateway” premium.
Previously, institutions dared not touch DeFi due to compliance concerns; now there is a five-year pilot window.
Tokenized US stocks can be traded in Uniswap’s permissioned pools.
Second thing: Burning is not the whole story, but it’s not a money printer either
By the end of 2025, governance will open protocol fees, with part of the fees going into the TokenJar; only burning UNI can withdraw fee assets (Firepit). There is also a one-time burn of about 100 million tokens from the treasury. In 2026, fee scope expands to multi-chain and v4; the burn address holdings have exceeded 110 million tokens, with monthly burns reaching millions of dollars.
This pushes UNI from a “pure governance token” toward “protocol revenue hedging supply.”
However—
LPs take most of the fees; the protocol only gets a small slice.
Burning hedges growth budget/unlocking, not guaranteed net deflation.
Third thing: Technicals tell you 8.95 is a "peak and wait for buyers" level
Large scale: The rebound started from the June low; the monthly chart has left the long-term bottom; mid-term measures see 12.7 or even higher—but that’s a wedge projection and needs time.
Mid-short term: Three weeks from 6 to 9.4, an acceleration phase; 8.95 is right in the pullback/consolidation zone after the surge.
Momentum: RSI fell from overbought; price stalled after touching the upper Bollinger Band, indicating "peak and turnover," not a broken trend.
Upside: 9.20-9.40 (recent high) → 9.52-9.93 (resistance wall) → 11-12.7
Downside: 8.50-8.28 (first support) → 7.85-7.67 (strong support) → 6.4-6.5 (weekly retest)
Bull vs. bear, judge for yourself
On one side:
SEC innovation exemption opens compliant RWA gateway
Fee burning implemented; burn address holds over 110 million tokens
Whales withdraw from Binance, Bybit, OKX; spot outflows support the rally
Governance temperature check expands to Circle’s Arc chain, vote on September 23
DEX leader position solid, TVL 3.8-4.3 billion
On the other side:
Doubled in a month; good news largely priced in
Fed raised rates 25bp to 3.75-4.00%, dot plot hawkish
BTC near 81,000, ETF funds flow in and out repeatedly, liquidity not loose
CLARITY Act failed in Senate; regulatory legislation stalled
Exemption is a five-year pilot with limits, not full open access
Trading strategy
Bullish bias:
Wait for pullback to 8.50-8.28, 1-4 hour volume contraction and stop of decline or moving average recovery, then lightly go long
More conservative is to wait for 7.85-8.00, a reasonable retracement zone for this acceleration phase
Targets: first watch 9.2, then 9.5-9.9; only after breaking and holding above 9.93 consider 11-12
Stop loss: below 7.85 without quick recovery, this pulse likely ends, exit
Add on breakout:
Only consider adding slightly on pullback to 9.2-9.3 if daily close holds above 9.52 with volume support
Risk control:
If surge fails to break 9.4, long upper shadow, fee rate turns positive and positions crowded, reduce longs or hedge short term
If below 8.28 and 4-hour can’t recover, reduce leverage first; don’t add mid-way
Before September 23, watch Arc fee proposal temperature check results; good news may also lead to “buy the rumor, sell the fact.”
UNI has two advantages over ordinary altcoins:
SEC permissioned AMM narrative matches v4 product and ongoing fee burning. So it can strengthen independently during a rate hike week.
But 8.95 has already priced in much of the “exemption + burning.”
Current price is better suited to wait for 8.3-7.85 pullback, not chasing high with leverage. Macro doesn’t support a full bull market; how far the independent trend can go depends on whether tokenized trading and burning can turn from news into weekly data.
At 8.95, are you chasing high or waiting for a pullback? $BTC $ETH $UNI BTC broke through the previous high, surged to 84000, and firmly held with increased volume. ETH is at 2700, SOL at 112. After this round of interest rate hikes, the rebound finally surpassed the high point from August; the bulls have won. The group chat is again shouting about 100,000 USD, but I'll pour cold water first: the breakout is real, but chasing it is truly risky. Why? Because the 83000 level has been stuck for two months, with both trapped and profit-taking positions there. The recent surge has already absorbed most of the selling pressure, so entering now has the worst risk-reward ratio. My buy orders at 75500 and 72500 didn't execute today; the price went straight up. I missed that batch, but I'm not worried at all. Holding the base position to ride the trend, this rise still makes money, just without adding to the position. Now the strategy adjustment: don't chase highs, wait for a pullback confirmation. After firmly holding above 83000 with volume, the first pullback stabilizing between 80000-81000 is a good spot to add positions. If it falls more, 78000 also offers support. Chasing in the middle is prone to catching a falling knife. The plan to reduce 14 SOL on Monday 9/22 remains unchanged. With BTC hitting new highs, SOL is very likely to rise along, so selling at a slightly higher price is ideal. The proceeds will continue to supplement BTC, adjusting the relative account's SOL risk allocation to below 15%. Remember, the people who lose money most easily after a bull market breakout are those chasing the rally. Comfortable position sizing, enough cash on hand, and placing orders waiting for pullbacks—if the direction is right, don't fear being slow. Breakouts are good, but don't let momentary excitement cause you to lose money chasing highs that you should have earned.$HYPE I was just complaining to a friend about this week's market, but I have to take back my words, it's a bit awkward.
A floating profit of +234.63% is right there, moving from 91.055 all the way to 95.336. I really didn't expect this move from HYPE, I just saw the pullback hold steady and continuous support below, so I followed the signal to go long.
Panic comes from lack of planning, losses come from overthinking.
Last night before bed, I took 70% profit, and held the remaining 30% at cost price. Don't be greedy for the last bit, and there's no need to give back profits already in hand.
Chasing highs now risks getting stuck at the peak. Wait for the next shot, the opportunity is still there.
$XRP $LAB A new type of PerpDEX is emerging on-chain: specifically matching computing power contracts and Asian OTC assets, non-standard targets that Binance and OKX spot listings simply can't handle.
Travix positions itself as an "agency-style all-in-one broker," essentially a vertically deep IBKR: fewer users but high stickiness, provided the category can truly develop sustainable depth.
Compared to general perpetual contract fee wars, this "small and specialized" approach might actually succeed under the RWA mainline, provided there is genuine compliant clearing capability as the foundation.🔷 $SOL: spot is buying, perps fueling
• $115.61 (+7% for the day), volume $384M
• CVD is wild: spot +2.3M, futures −107.7M
• 1d above all MAs; 4h RSI 85.8
• Map: short cluster 115-119 above, fuel 107.4-111.2 below
🎣 Entries:
🟢 Pullback: 109-111.2 (stop 106.8)
🟢 Breakout: 4h above 116.85 (stop 111.2)
🔴 Breakdown: 4h below 107.4 (stop 111.2)
🧠 Spot is absorbing, perps shorting for funding — squeeze fuel. Do not buy head-on under 116.85
❓ Will it push 115-119 or dump to fuel 107.4?👇 Just saw this liquidation data, quite interesting.
Below 80244, there’s a long liquidation intensity piled up at 2.058 billion. Above 88587, there’s only 525 million in short liquidations. The meaning is clear — if it drops, a lot of longs get wiped out; if it rises, shorts get wiped out, but shorts have less capital, so if it really pushes up, the short squeeze will be even stronger.
I’m still holding my long position at 78000, current price is 84500, floating profit of 6500 points. After seeing this data, I’m even less worried. Why? Because the short liquidation volume is small, meaning short positions aren’t that heavy, so resistance to pushing up is actually light. If it really breaks through 88587, those 500 million shorts will be triggered directly, and the price can shoot up.
But on the flip side, you have to be cautious. Below 80244, there’s 2 billion in long liquidations, which is like a knife hanging over the head. Once it breaks down, longs will explode in a chain reaction, waterfall-style drop, whoever tries to catch the fall will get crushed.
So my strategy is simple: keep holding longs, but raise the take-profit line. If it rallies near 88000, I’ll reduce half, and set the stop loss for the rest at 84000. If it really breaks below 82000, I’ll run immediately, no holding. That 80244 level, I absolutely won’t touch.
Right now, this market is a battle between short squeezes and long liquidations. The news also came out about the Bitcoin reserve bill, 20-year lockup, which is bullish long-term. But short-term, it depends on which side the funds push.⚡ $ETH /USDT: $2,713 (+2.59%)
Clean breakout above $2,560 with a textbook retest. Whales bought $16M+ near $2,580, and staking supply hit a record 43M ETH (35.39%).
🔺 Break $2,749 → 2,786
🔻 Support at $2,657 (MA20) → $2,560
⚠️ Warning: RSI overbought, MACD flat. Retail is 69% long — weak hands could get squeezed before the next leg.
Play: Don't chase. Wait for a daily close above $2,725 or a dip to 2,657.
💬 Buying the breakout or waiting for a pullback? 👇
#CryptoCapReclaims2.8T $BTC / $ETH / $SOL | THREE CHAINS. THREE BETS.
$BTC attacks monetary gatekeepers — scarcity and issuance are enforced by code, not discretion.
$ETH attacks passive capital — assets become programmable and composable across on-chain financial systems.
$SOL attacks blockchain bottlenecks — pushing execution toward speed, scale, and lower friction.
Different architectures. Different trade-offs.
The question isn’t which chain is “better.”
It’s which problem the market values most. $BTC surged to 85,000 before sharply falling back, a major shakeout under macro tightening
#加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元
Looking at the chart, BTC, amid macro liquidity tightening, forcefully made a local violent rally from 74,896 to 85,332, then quickly dropped back to 84,125.
Open interest fluctuated wildly: OI surged from 2.42 billion to 2.51 billion, then plummeted sharply as the price fell. This is a typical "leverage washout"—rally triggers short squeeze, pullback triggers long squeeze.
Long-short ratio crashed: from 1.17 down to 0.88. Retail traders’ long-short account ratio reversed significantly; retail is topping out and shorting at highs, or longs are taking profits and exiting, causing short crowding in the short term.
Funding rate and basis: funding rate remains slightly positive, but contract basis soared from deep discount to premium. Futures sentiment is overly optimistic, spot market is lagging, posing a risk of correction.
Aggressive buy volume: huge aggressive buying during the rally, then volume sharply shrank, volume-price divergence, long momentum exhausted.
Against the backdrop of synchronized global central bank tightening, this counter-trend rally heavily relies on on-exchange leverage and sentiment. Sharp rises inevitably come with sharp falls; current price has a large gap from MA5 and MA10, technicals urgently need repair.
· Do not blindly chase above 84,000, very easy to get cut off.
· Support below is at MA5 and MA10.
· If it pulls back near 82,200 with shrinking volume and stabilizes, consider light long positions on the right side; if it breaks below 82,000 with volume, exit longs decisively and beware of a double bottom.I wouldn’t call it a mistake yet. The setup was based on a clear thesis: $SOL had moved aggressively while broader liquidity and market participation still needed confirmation. The bigger question now is whether this rally has enough real buying behind it. $SOL has pushed back toward the $200 area, but price alone isn’t enough confirmation. I’m watching spot volume, open interest, funding rates, and whether buyers can defend the latest support zone. Compared with $BTC, $SOL can react much faster#ETH surged to $2700, staking and capital dynamics now diverging
Currently, 35% of ETH in the crypto market is staked, so with less circulating supply, will the price definitely rise?
About 43.32 million ETH are now staked, accounting for roughly 35% of the total supply. It looks locked up, but many staked positions convert into liquid staking tokens like stETH, which continue to enter lending, market making, and re-staking cycles. The coins haven't returned to exchanges, but that doesn't mean the risk has disappeared; rather, some risk has shifted from spot selling pressure to on-chain leverage.
ETH surging to $2700 is very exciting, but a truly healthy rally should show three signals simultaneously:
Exchange ETH balances continue to decline;
Perpetual funding rates are not overheated;
No significant depeg between stETH and ETH;
If the price rises but funding rates and lending utilization spike simultaneously, the so-called “staking lock-up” could instead amplify liquidations during a correction, triggering a chain reaction.
What determines how far this ETH rally can go is not just the amount staked, but how much liquid staking tokens have entered DeFi collateral and leverage cycles. 🚨 $BTC｜The rebound is accelerating, and the key resistance level has been broken
BTC's current rebound has clearly sped up, with the price once surging above $85K, a 24-hour increase of about 4.7%, reaching an 8-month high.
Earlier, the price briefly dipped near $80.6K during intraday trading, but buying quickly took over, and the price then climbed back above the $82K–$83K range, further testing $84K–$85K.
This movement differs from the previous slow rebound—after breaking resistance, short covering further amplified the upward momentum. Latest market data shows a large-scale short liquidation occurred as BTC surged toward $84K, with about $250M worth of short positions liquidated in a short time.
Meanwhile, the US spot BTC ETF saw strong capital inflows again in the latter half of last week, with a net inflow of about $433M on September 18, providing additional market support.
👀 What to really watch next:
➤ $85K → Can it hold and form a new breakout zone?
➤ $82.3K → Can previous resistance turn into effective support?
➤ $80K → An important defense area for the bulls' structure
If BTC can sustain stability above $82K, this breakout structure will be more noteworthy than a simple short-term rally.
Don’t just focus on a single big green candle; the key is to see who continues buying after the breakout. 🔥
#CryptoCapReclaims2.8T #Bitcoin #BTC #CryptoM$ONE is extremely volatile, with sudden pumps and dumps making its next move nearly impossible to predict.
Many traders may want to short it expecting a drop, but funding fees can quickly eat into your capital—especially if price stays sideways for hours.
With whale-driven coins like this, staying out can be a win itself. Don’t short just because you expect a crash; you never know how long you’ll be stuck holding the position.
#CryptoCapReclaims2.8T
#TrumpGulfIranTalks This surge from 81,500 to 85,300 is primarily a short squeeze.
In the past 24 hours, the total liquidation volume in the cryptocurrency market approached $600 million, with short positions accounting for $505 million, exceeding 84%. Within 60 minutes of breaking through 84,000, the entire network experienced $260 million in forced short liquidations. The stop-loss buy orders and market makers' dynamic hedging instructions resonated, pushing the price directly past 84,000.
However, the "epicenter" of this liquidation wave was in the 82,500-83,800 range — liquidation orders erupted in a stepped manner, market maker algorithms triggered continuous forced liquidations at millisecond intervals, sell-side liquidity instantly vanished, and the matching engine could only quote at higher prices. The spike to 85,300 is the inertial extension of this chain reaction, not driven by new buying pressure. $BTC $ETH $ZEC #加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 $BTC is being talked about as if the total crypto market cap has climbed back to 2.8 trillion, is this a quick bull return?
Don't rush to call it a bull return; this is like moving from ICU to a regular ward,
not directly being discharged to run a marathon. The 2.8 trillion figure
was the high point in early September and is the level it climbed back to after this pullback.
Bitcoin is holding steady around 80,000, and Ethereum, ZEC, and these brothers are bouncing along.
The total crypto market cap has pushed from just over 2.5 trillion back up to 2.8 trillion.
Among the top ten coins by market cap, six out of seven have risen in the past seven days.
The 2.8 trillion mark is exactly the high point of the rebound on September 4.
There is a lot of resistance from trapped positions above.
The key is that the driving force behind this recovery is short covering and oversold rebounds,
not a large influx of new funds. U.S. Treasury yields are still hovering around 5%.
The probability of a rate hike in October is over half, and the ceiling for risk assets has not yet been lifted $BTC $ETH #BTC财库优先股融资升温 #BTC现货ETF大额流入后转负 #BTC加速拉升，资金还能继续接力吗？ Apple $AAPL starts recruiting a stablecoin lead
Apple has just sent out a signal.
According to multiple media reports, Apple has posted a job listing for an "Apple Pay Financial Product Strategy Lead," explicitly listing stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and blockchain technology as preferred qualifications.
Behind Apple are over 2 billion active devices. If stablecoins or tokenized deposits are truly integrated into Apple Pay, it’s not just "another company embracing crypto."
This is one of the world’s largest consumer payment gateways, beginning to seriously evaluate on-chain assets.
Currently, there is no evidence that Apple plans to issue its own stablecoin; the recruitment mainly reflects a proactive evaluation and layout of stablecoin applications in payment services.
So at present, once stablecoins are integrated into this gateway, USDC as the compliant token is almost a natural choice.
Strongly recommend paying attention to $CRCL .#加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元
With Trump's phrase "decision phase," the crypto market first dips out of respect.
On the evening of September 20 Beijing time, Bitcoin fell 1.29%, Ethereum, BNB, and XRP dropped over 2%, Solana fell over 3%, with more than 100,000 liquidations in 24 hours, totaling $240 million in liquidations.
On the same day, the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament declared that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until conditions are met, causing oil prices in the dark market to surge over 1%.
The short-term logic is straightforward: geopolitical risks are heating up, funds are withdrawing from high-leverage risky assets like crypto and shifting to safe havens. Bitcoin's correlation with Nasdaq has risen to 0.96, and the so-called "digital gold" narrative yields to liquidity contraction amid the turmoil.
But another trend is emerging: the U.S. Treasury just sanctioned the Iranian exchange BitBank, accusing it of helping the Revolutionary Guard transfer hundreds of millions of dollars in Bitcoin. The tighter the sanctions, the more Iran relies on crypto channels—transit fees for the Strait of Hormuz are settled in Bitcoin, with a market size of about $7.8 billion.
In the short term, follow risk appetite; when risk aversion rises, the crypto market takes the hit first; in the medium term, watch Iran's rigid demand for crypto after sanctions and whether the "crisis utility asset" narrative can gain momentum.
The real variable is the moment when the "very significant event" unfolds—if it is a limited strike, the negative impact will be fully priced in; if it escalates comprehensively, no one can remain unscathed.$AVAX AVAX small positions caught a wave of rally with considerable profits. Recently, trading volume has been continuously increasing, and funds are flowing into the public chain sector. The market has been oscillating upward these days, with potential for further gains in the next two to three days, but a pullback could come at any time. My strategy is to take profits in batches and use trailing stops to protect gains. The AVAX ecosystem is active and is a popular public chain target, with intense competition in the sector. Public chain hotspots rotate quickly, and funds can shift to other public chain targets at any time. There is no coin that rises forever in the crypto space; when the market is hot, risks quietly accumulate. I won’t hold on stubbornly; I cash out part of the gains after a rise. I have seen too many people turn profits into deep losses because of greed.$BCH BCH is slightly trapped, with a light position and little pressure. An established fork coin, anticipating rotation in the Bitcoin sector, positioning in advance, but the market is below expectations. Recent trading volume is average, following the overall market fluctuations without independent momentum. The market will tug back and forth over the next two to three days, continuing to oscillate and consolidate. My strategy is neither to cut losses nor to add positions, waiting for rotation opportunities in the Bitcoin sector. BCH has a sizable market cap; to see a significant rally, it needs Bitcoin's market to drive it. Currently, funds prefer small-cap altcoins, and established fork coins have limited appeal. After trading for a long time, I understand that market preferences keep changing, and you can't view new markets with old perspectives. Patiently wait for a rebound, then reduce positions and exit at resistance levels. $UNI UNI small position holding, slight profit. The DEX sector rotation is warming up, and trading volume is gradually rising. The market has been oscillating upward these days, with a chance to spike in the next two to three days, but there is heavy resistance above. My strategy is to take profits in batches and set a trailing stop loss for the base position. UNI is the leader in DEX, with solid fundamentals, but the market highly depends on the DeFi sector's heat. DeFi hotspots come and go, and funds switch sectors after speculation. The crypto market rotation generally lacks sustainability. Having traded for many years, I won't hold on to a dead position; I gradually realize profits when the market is hot. Unrealized gains can disappear at any time; only realized profits are truly yours. Even if the price continues to rise later, I won't regret it—I only profit within the range of my understanding of the market.24-hour volatility exceeds 7%, but what $ETH should really focus on is not the gain rankings
$ETH hit a low of $2567.94 and a high of $2749 today, with a full amplitude exceeding 7%. If you only look at the price around $2737 at the time of writing and the nearly 6% gain, it's easy to draw an overly comfortable conclusion: the bulls have fully taken over. However, the same data also shows that the market can shake off both chasing the rally and bottom-fishing within a single day, with volatility recovering faster than trend confirmation.
I’m more concerned about where the price stands within the range. It’s still close to the daily high, meaning low-level buying hasn’t been massively cashed out yet; but the first pause near $2749 indicates this is not an undefended vacuum zone. A strong market allows for pullbacks, but the key is that after the pullback, the lows must gradually rise rather than swallowing the entire bullish candle again.
In the short term, $2700 can be seen as an emotional dividing line, but don’t treat the round number as a magical support. Effective support should show a quick recovery after a break, with volume under control, followed by another test of the highs. If the price repeatedly oscillates around $2700, it’s actually digesting profit-taking over time; the biggest risk is failing to reclaim $2700 for a long time after a spike.
Today’s conclusion is not "a breakout has already happened," but that $ETH has regained the initiative to attack. The amplitude tells us opportunities have returned and also reminds us that positions can’t be opened as if in a low-volatility period. It’s fine to be bullish, but first let the market prove it can settle the intense volatility into a higher platform.Ethereum’s latest move looks encouraging, but I’m not ready to call it a confirmed breakout yet. ETH recently reclaimed the $2,600–$2,700 area, while ETF flows remain volatile. U.S. spot ETH ETFs brought in around $143.7M on September 18, but that came after two heavy outflow sessions of roughly $224M and $39M. That tells me institutional demand is improving, but it hasn’t been completely consistent yet. The supply side is another important piece. A large portion of ETH is now tied up in staking$ADA ADA is moderately trapped, with a medium position size, and there has been constant psychological pressure. I had faith in this project in the early years and entered with a heavy position, but it has since experienced a prolonged downtrend. Recently, trading volume has been flat, rebounds have been on low volume, and after each rebound, it continues to fall back. While the overall market has slightly warmed up, its rebound is weak, with a large amount of trapped positions piled up above. The trend is expected to be weak over the next two to three days, making it quite difficult to get out of the trap. I will no longer continue to add positions to average down the cost; I plan to reduce holdings when it rebounds to resistance levels to lower my position. ADA has a huge market cap and requires massive capital to drive it. Given the current market capital size, it is hard to support a multi-fold rally. This trade has taught me not to develop faith in a project; crypto trading should only focus on capital and trends.$LINK LINK is slightly trapped, with a small position and a relatively stable mindset. As a veteran leader in the oracle sector, it was pre-positioned early, but the market has yet to explode. Recent trading volume is moderate, fluctuating along with the overall market. In the next two to three days, the market will likely experience repeated tug-of-war, mostly oscillating sideways, making a strong one-sided rally difficult. My strategy is not to blindly increase positions but to wait for capital to flow back into the sector. LINK has solid fundamentals, but its market cap is relatively large; to achieve multiple-fold gains, it requires a major bull market in the overall market. Currently, market funds favor small-cap altcoins, making it hard for veteran leaders to continuously attract incremental capital. After years of trading, I've learned to distinguish between fundamentals and capital flow. No matter how good a project is, without incremental capital entering, the price is unlikely to strengthen. $BTC breaking through 85,000, is the "early bull market" here?
First, let's look at the reassuring side. Bitcoin has already stabilized above the 200-day moving average, with a golden cross between the 50-day and 200-day moving averages. The core point is that real money is flowing in: about $92 billion of new on-chain funds in the past 90 days! Moreover, leverage is currently very healthy; futures positions have only increased by 1.5% in 30 days, without that doomsday feeling of everyone crazily adding leverage.
But the risks are glaring. Among 95 mainstream coins, only 5 are near their yearly highs, far from a collective new high phase. No large-scale new off-chain funds have entered, and the total supply of stablecoins has even shrunk by 1%. All funds are concentrated on Bitcoin, with BTC's market dominance reaching 59%.
The real main upward wave depends on these three conditions: a large number of coins hitting new highs in batches, Bitcoin's market dominance continuously declining, and incremental stablecoin inflows. $ETH $ZEC #加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 #ZEC巨鲸3.8万枚空单平仓，亏损超3500万美元 #特朗普将会晤海湾六国，伊朗局势迎关键节点 #CryptoCapReclaims2.8T and the altcoin rotation piece is showing up in the data too.
Total3 update:the 640 call played out, broke through 766 and 820, now sitting right at 822B the next resistance on the chart. Holding above 771B keeps rotation alive; lose that and the fade case is back on the table.
Clear 822 with conviction and 900B opens up. $BTC staying range-bound (not running away) is still the condition that makes this work.🔥 BTC Strongly Recovers Lost Ground | Market Funds Reactivate
Bitcoin's recent rebound has clearly accelerated, with the price once surging near $85,000, a 24-hour increase of about 4.7%. It quickly rose from an intraday low of around $80,200, recovering most of the previous losses in a short time.
This rally differs from the previous slow and steady upward trend; it resembles a rapid breakout plus short covering.
📌 Several key signals to watch:
• BTC → The $82K–$83K range has become a critical observation zone again
• $85K → Established as a new short-term psychological barrier
• Short liquidations → Accelerated upward momentum
• Total crypto market cap → Has rebounded to about $2.88T
• Latest market data shows that during BTC's break above $84K, approximately $250 million in short positions were liquidated.
Meanwhile, ZEC has also experienced significant changes in its capital structure. Market reports indicate that Garrett Jin has fully closed his roughly 38,000 ZEC short position, incurring a loss of about $35.4 million, meaning some of the previous short pressure suppressing the price has been released.
⚠️ However, after this rapid surge, the more important focus is not chasing the rally but observing:
Can BTC hold the $82K–$83K level?
If the support after the breakout holds steady, the market structure will further improve; if it falls back into the breakout zone, caution is needed as this rise may have been mainly driven by short covering. Polymarket Executive Drop-in: Hiring ≠ IPO Filed
Executives parachuting in from Amazon, Uber, and NYSE does not mean Polymarket has already submitted an IPO prospectus.
On September 10, Warren Jenson (former Amazon CFO) was appointed as the company's first CFO; simultaneously, there are also Uber growth officers, NYSE Pillar engineers, and Coinbase/Robinhood compliance teams, layered with a financing narrative led by 1789 totaling about $1 billion, with a post-investment valuation of about $21 billion. The real pitfall lies elsewhere: the "Binance Wallet Polymarket Pre-IPO" screenshot circulating on September 20 points to Paimon's $pPOLY (SPV Token)—a third-party private equity packaging that does not represent direct company shares nor guarantees an IPO. Binance itself has also stated that Pre-Access is provided by third parties.
Hiring to build the framework ≠ IPO countdown. Don’t mistake that on-chain "Pre-IPO" token for original stock subscription.BTC accomplished three "impossibles" this week:
① Interest rates rose to 4%, yet the coin price increased by 6%
② Regulatory bills died, but the coin price did not
③ It surged from 75,000 to 81,400 in just 5 days with a greed index of 70, a weekly increase of 4.26%, and a 24-hour volatility of $2,000. Bears thought the rate hike was a noose, but it turned out to be the starting gun. The SEC's five-year innovation exemption signed, on-chain US stock trading legalized—this is the real trump card. Trading strategy: 80,000 is the new floor, not the ceiling. A pullback that doesn't break it is a signal to add positions.
#加密总市值重返2.8万亿美元 $BTC $ETH #特朗普将会晤海湾六国，伊朗局势迎关键节点
Crude oil fell 3%, is it a pullback or a trend reversal bearish?
Today's bowl of noodles was quite satisfying. WTI intraday directly dropped below 95, at one point down more than 3%.
The trigger is just one: the US and Iran are set to meet at the UN General Assembly this week, and the market is rushing ahead with expectations of "diplomatic easing." It had previously risen above 100, which included a lot of geopolitical panic premium, now it's better to exit first.
But there's a detail to clarify: after Saudi Arabia's east and west pipelines were bombed, exports were indeed affected. However, they quickly shifted shipments to the Strait of Hormuz, and September exports have already returned to over 4 million barrels per day, much stronger than the 2.4 million barrels in August.
So this drop is not a story of "supply collapse" breaking down, but a re-pricing by traders that "the supply collapse is not that complete."
Technically, WTI is now hovering around 94. This is a key level; holding it might lead to a rebound back to 98-100; if it really breaks, the next move could be down to 91 or even 87.
Directionally, in the short term, I tend to think the correction is not over. Geopolitics can flip anytime if talks fail, but for now the market chooses to believe "talks can happen."PHA 0.0612, after a surge of 71%, if 0.048 doesn't break, I will buy
At posting time PHA: 0.0612
Conclusion:
If 0.048–0.052 holds, lightly buy long. Stop loss at 0.042, target 0.0617 → 0.07.
If 0.07 breaks through, look at 0.08+, otherwise it's just distribution at a high level.
If 0.042 breaks down, do not buy, wait for 0.0353.
Market situation:
• Pulled from 0.0254 to 0.0617, 24H increase over 140%, volume 1.16 billion tokens, explosive volume
• 4H high at 0.0617 reached, short-term overbought, strong demand for pullback
• 0.048 is key 4H support, 0.07 is psychological integer level, failure to reclaim = high-level distribution
• 7 days +64.63%, 30 days +122.09%, huge gains, only buy on pullbacks, do not chase highs
My actions:
• Spot: place limit buy orders at 0.048–0.052, position size within 1% of total capital
• Futures: lightly buy long 2x at 0.05, exit if 0.042 breaks; halve position at 0.0617, do not clear at 0.07
• Break through 0.07 to chase 2x, exit if pullback breaks 0.0617
• Orders not taken: chasing long at 0.0612, bottom fishing on break at 0.042, heavy all-in
If 0.042 breaks, accept loss, no averaging down. Stop losses must be quick on explosive surges.
$PHA SNDK continues to rise before the market opens, starting at 1792 and touching around 1824.
On Thursday, it opened at 1565, reached a high of 1625, a low of 1565, and closed at 1614 with a volume of 8.48 million. On Friday, it opened at 1625, hit a high of 1797, a low of 1616, and closed at 1792, up 11%, with a volume of 178 million. Before the market opens, it's around 1816, and the US stock market hasn't opened yet.
The range between 1792–1824 remains resistance; above that, the 1807 level has already been surpassed. On the downside, watch 1616 first; if it breaks, 1520 is likely next.
Don't chase the pre-market in the short term. For those already holding, watch if 1616 support holds; if it doesn't, reduce your position a bit. Wait for today's market open with volume to see if 1792 can hold. $SNDK