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DOGE 9/14 “Rocket” is trending, but don’t get ahead of yourself 🚀🚀
The news about the DOGE-1 mission launch on September 14 suddenly spread all over the internet. First, clarify: planned launch date ≠ guaranteed liftoff.
But for DOGE, the event itself is already a story:
🚀 Before launch, hype the expectations;
🔥 At ignition, emotions amplify;
📈 After success, watch if the funds follow;
⚠️ When the good news lands, be wary of a pullback after a spike.
$DOGE’s explosive power has never been just about technicals, but an emotional amplifier created by Musk + SpaceX + community + Meme.
If the launch really happens on 9/14, it could trigger an event-driven wave; if delayed again, the dashed expectations could easily cause a short-term pullback.
So don’t just focus on “will it rise tomorrow,” the real question is: can this rocket reignite DOGE’s narrative? 🐕
#OKX预言家：来星球玩预测
#PPI、CPI公布后，多家机构上调9月加息预期
#财报观察员：甲骨文AI云收入增121% BTC current price near 77,807, with a lot of noise on the news side, directly looking at the bare candlestick and market strength directly.
The four-hour chart has twice repeatedly tested above 78,000 and was quickly pushed back down, indicating active selling at high levels and bulls have not formed a valid breakout. The most recent effective support below was near 76,800. If it fails to break through again, the short-term bullish structure is still intact.
I just parked my car under the shade of a tree, and the order call kept buzzing in my pocket, so I didn't answer it yet. The current strategy is only to confirm pullbacks, not to chase orders in the middle.
The entry range is set between 76,800 and 77,100, with a stop-loss below 76,200. The first take-profit is at 78,800, and the second is at 79,600.
If the price stabilizes above 78,500 and increases volume, then follow the trend to chase, targeting 80,300. If 76,200 is broken below the physical body, long positions should exit unconditionally, not hold.
$BTC
#BTC现货ETF三日流出近4 50 million USD
@OKX planet A few days ago at the courier station, I overheard people talking about this
They said so-and-so changed their phone in just a few days
I couldn't resist when I got home and downloaded an app
Registered until midnight
The verification code wouldn't come through
My first purchase was $BTC
Right after buying, it started dropping
It dropped so much that the next morning I only dared to buy two buns for breakfast
Held on for three days and sold
After selling, it slowly bounced back
I stared at the screen feeling like it was teasing me
Later I heard people say $ETH is a bit more stable
So I tried again
This time I held on longer
But I also got nervous
Slacking off at work watching it
Watching it while on the toilet
When my mom called, I just mumbled yes and uh-huh
Once she asked if I was coming home for the weekend
I said it depends
Actually, I was watching the K-line
After hanging up, I felt pretty frustrated
Later I drew a few lines for myself
Only used spare money
Not upset if I lost
No borrowing
No leverage
No shouting trade calls to others
If I made a profit, I’d take a bit out to buy fruit for the family
If I lost, I’d just go downstairs for a walk
I treat $USDT as a temporary parking spot
If I don’t understand, I leave it empty
Empty is more comfortable than buying recklessly
Looking at the charts less actually helped me hold on
Opportunities come every day
If the principal is gone, it’s really gone
Only positions that let you sleep well suit you
Living well
Is more important than red and green lines#Anthropic拟赴纳斯达克IPO
#特朗普接受新版伦理条款，CLARITY投票临近
#霍尔木兹船只再遇袭，地区会谈推迟 Watching the market closely these past two days, I really feel a helplessness like being dried out or drowned. This typical bloodsucking market is driving people crazy.
First, look at $BTC. The big brother is just the big brother; the price stubbornly holds at $77,617.20, just a step away from the 24-hour high of $77,688.00. What really makes my scalp tingle is the estimated net inflow of $3.286 billion! You have to know its total daily turnover is only $3.667 billion, so the big off-exchange funds don’t mind the high price at all—they’ve almost swept all the coins available on the market. Right now, BTC is in that vacuum period of fiercely battling the previous high, waiting for the final leap. This level of strength makes everyone hoping for a big pullback stare longingly—it just won’t give the chance.
In contrast, altcoins are a living hell. $RAY fell 2.07%, which looks mild, but the 15.89% volatility shows it’s already a mess inside. A net outflow of $16.4958 million indicates funds are quietly withdrawing to support BTC. The worst is $LAB, with a 22.61% drop—basically a direct halving-style crash. A net outflow of $35.0549 million paired with a total turnover of $42.5504 million is no longer a retreat; it’s a typical cost-ignoring mass exodus. The current rhythm for small coins is: when BTC rises, they move sideways; when BTC takes a slight breather, they immediately collapse.
My mood is very complicated now. Holding those altcoin chips makes me break out in a cold sweat, and chasing BTC at this price feels like dancing on a knife’s edge. But data doesn’t lie—big money is still crazily buying $BTC. Going against the trend to short it now is like standing in front of a speeding locomotive. The logic is simple: abandon the dark and embrace the light, focus on the strongest asset.
My plan:
Direction: Go long on $BTC (where the money is, that’s where the odds are)
Entry point: Wait for a pullback to around $76,800 and confirm support holds before entering.
Stop loss: $75,900 (a hard stop loss of about 1.2%; if this level breaks, it means the structure is damaged)
Target: First target is $79,500, possibly even directly challenging the $80,000 mark.
As for those altcoins that have fallen so much even their own mothers wouldn’t recognize them, especially $LAB, I advise everyone not to catch the falling knife. This wave is a solo show for BTC; we have to follow the main force’s lead. Only after this bloodsucking phase ends will altcoins have a chance to recover. Jumping in now to catch altcoin rebounds is like picking up coins in a burning fire. Tonight, I will firmly hold the BTC pullback level; once that support is confirmed, I’ll jump in directly, aiming straight for eighty thousand dollars!📈 Core Factors Supporting the Bullish Outlook
· Continuous Inflow of Institutional Funds: After the Grayscale spot Zcash ETF (ZCSH) launched on August 25, the fund size rapidly increased, providing ZEC with its first-ever traditional financial channel in history.
· Technical Vulnerability Fixes: The team fixed the supply integrity vulnerability in the Orchard pool, eliminating the market's biggest concerns about the protocol's fundamentals, and the price returned to an eight-year high.
· Increased Institutional Attention: Long-term optimism from well-known supporters such as Barry Silbert, founder of Grayscale's parent company DCG, has made ZEC the leader in the privacy sector narrative.
⚠️ Short-term Risks and Game Signals
· Crowded Leverage and Bull Traps: Current open interest remains around $2.05 billion, funding rates have turned negative, and about 62% of accounts hold short positions. The battle between bulls and bears is intense; if the price breaks key support, it may trigger forced liquidation of long positions, exacerbating the decline.
· Overbought Technical Indicators and Resistance: The price has retraced from $1,298 to around $1,106. The daily RSI once reached a severe overbought level of 77, and MACD momentum is weakening, indicating that the daily-level correction may not be over yet.
· Macro Event Window: NU7 governance vote ends on September 14, and the Federal Reserve FOMC meeting is on September 16. If macro signals turn hawkish, the high-volatility ZEC could experience significant pullbacks $UNI This trend is as smooth as if someone designed it just for me.
Right after lunch when I checked the market, UNI surged with no volume, and the selling pressure pushed it back every time; each surge was just short of a breath. I judged the resistance above was obvious, so I opened a short position around 6.956, waiting for it to move down on its own. At that time, everyone was still hesitating, and I just said don’t chase longs.
In the afternoon, the current price had already dropped to 6.368, a +422.65% gain in hand. Really satisfying, time to have a good meal. It was grinding in the previous consolidation, but breaking out feels really good. This piece of profit feels comfortable.
First, close 80%, then move the stop loss to the cost price for the remaining 20%. If it continues to drop, let the profit run; if it rebounds, don’t give back the gains. Don’t be greedy for the last bit, pocket the profit first.
The market cures all kinds of arrogance, especially those who think they are the smartest.
For friends who haven’t gotten in yet, listen to me: now is not the time to rush in; chasing shorts can easily get caught in a rebound. Wait for a more comfortable position in the next round, and watch for a new structure. There are still opportunities, don’t rush.
$ZEC $ADA $DOGE Dogecoin is really going to the moon today
The DOGE-1 lunar probe satellite is launching today, September 14, from Kennedy Space Center on a SpaceX Falcon 9. It was delayed from 2022 but finally flew now.
However, there wasn’t a big price surge, rising from 0.081 to 0.083, because the market had already priced in the expectations. Landing without a sharp drop is already a good outcome.
DOGE-1 is a CubeSat by Canadian Geometric Energy, paid entirely in Dogecoin, marking humanity’s first purely Meme-funded space mission. Elon Musk has long hinted at placing a physical Dogecoin on the moon before 2027. On September 6, Trump posted a photo of the moon with the caption "The moon is ours," and the Dogecoin account replied "In line," making "to the moon" literal.
Historically, before Musk-related events, prices often rally then fall back. Currently, DOGE is down 2.15% in 24h and 4.6% weekly, with some profit-taking before launch—a classic "sell the news" prelude.
Dogecoin has no revenue, no burn, no ecosystem—pure narrative. 0.083 compared to the 0.7316 ATH is nearly a 90% drop, purely event-driven. Bitcoin is constrained by rate hikes and can’t sustain an independent rally.
Technical: 0.083 to 0.085 is a range; breaking below 0.08 targets 0.075; above 0.09 looks decent.
Strategy: Small positions, take profits on live rallies, never hold long-term, don’t chase highs on launch day. Did you understand the $LSK move this time? Why do I say the more violently this kind of coin rises, the faster it dies?
Did everyone see the $LSK move over the weekend? It surged violently by 300% in just one day. Nearly 10 times the profit in a short time looks very tempting, but if you are still holding now, you are probably feeling very uncomfortable.
This kind of flagpole shift surge is followed by a long period of slow decline. It stalled with volume at the high of 2.37, then dropped all the way down. This is a clear sign of large capital fleeing. Coins that are pumped by destroying expectations through news and short squeeze without fundamental support will fall back to where they came from once the funds withdraw.
In the crypto world, these kinds of speculative coins can only be traded for ultra-short term, or you can just watch the show. For ordinary people, these coins rise fast but fall like a waterfall. Never mistake luck for skill when catching a falling knife! $ETH $SOL #Anthropic拟赴纳斯达克IPO Anthropic plans to IPO on Nasdaq, AI narrative is about to change again
Brothers, big news
Anthropic, the company behind Claude, is preparing to list on Nasdaq with a target valuation reaching 2 trillion, potentially becoming the largest IPO in history
This event is a double-edged sword for the crypto AI sector
On the positive side: a major player successfully going public endorses the AI industry, reigniting expectations for computing power demand, and computing power-related AI tokens will see emotional speculation. On-chain, Anthropic's Pre-IPO synthetic contracts have already appeared, and the narrative around RWA (real-world asset) tokenization is also gaining momentum
But the risks cannot be ignored
Institutional funds now have legitimate AI giant stocks to buy, so some capital will divert from crypto AI concept tokens. Those AI altcoins that rely solely on storytelling without real implementation are easily abandoned by investors, facing valuation cuts
My personal view:
Don't blindly chase AI tokens at high prices. Prioritize assets with real demand support like computing power and distributed storage, and stay away from pure air AI small coins
This event is mostly an emotional disturbance; the big trend for BTC and ETH still depends on US dollar liquidity. Don't put all your bets on a single event
Wait for the key data in the prospectus to come out before judging whether the AI sector can sustain strength
$TAO $WLD
#Anthropic plans Nasdaq IPO
#ThisWeekFOMCReveal, will the rate hike land? A token with little trading volume has first obtained 1 to 10 times leverage and a bot channel. This sequence is worth a look.
The previous process was to have spot depth first, then discuss derivatives. Now it's reversed: contracts, bots, and copy trading are all set up at once.
Mechanically, exchanges sell trading tools, not the underlying assets. The cost to launch tools is low, so even if the underlying asset lacks popularity, it can be promoted first.
As a result, the first batch of trades for new coins may come from bots rather than real demand. This will amplify price volatility at the opening.
To verify this judgment, watch the ratio of open interest to spot trading volume on the first day of EMBER contract launch. If open interest is much higher than spot volume, it indicates leverage entered the market ahead of demand.
#OKX预言家：来星球玩预测
#OKX百万规划师 #交易之声：你的经验值得被听到 $BTC The crypto market is becoming less about “which coin pumps next?”
The bigger question is:
Which networks are building advantages that become harder to displace over time?
$BTC → scarcity.
$ETH → financial infrastructure.
$SOL → execution and activity.
That's the thesis worth watching.77,000 Tug of War: The True Build-up Behind the CDD "False Alarm"
Bitcoin is currently trading between 76,768 - $77,159, with a volatility of 0.51%. More notably, the 24-hour trading volume has shrunk to 356 BTC, indicating extremely low market participation.
Many see the CDD rebound and shout "the top is here." But CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost's assessment is quite the opposite: the rise in CDD does not only appear at market tops; it may also reflect some holders surrendering. Currently, the CDD is only "slightly rebounding," with no signs of sustained large-scale transfers, and long-term holders are generally still in a wait-and-see mode.
What truly requires caution is a continuous expansion of CDD—that would mean long-term holders are consistently and substantially selling off. The current combination of "slight rebound + wait-and-see" looks more like a build-up rather than distribution.
Several data points support this:
The supply held by long-term holders has reached a historic high of 16.64 million $BTC, accounting for about 83% of the circulating supply. The proportion of Bitcoin held by short-term holders has dropped to 16%, the lowest since 2016. This means the chips available for active trading in the market are becoming extremely scarce.
Selling pressure is also simultaneously diminishing. Glassnode's report on September 9 shows that the on-chain seller risk ratio for Bitcoin has dropped to about 7 basis points daily, less than half of the 16 basis points peak during the August rally. Long-term holders are not unwilling to sell; they simply are not selling.
Technically, Bitcoin's daily chart remains stable above key moving average support, maintaining an overall upward structure. RSI and MACD indicate a healthy correction. The current consolidation is more likely a rotation before trend continuation rather than a trend reversal.
The only signal truly worth watching is whether the CDD shifts from "slight rebound" to "sustained expansion." Until then, the sideways movement around $77,000 resembles a compressed spring—the lower the volume, the greater the momentum upon breakout.
The window for a market shift is approaching. The Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting on September 16 is the biggest short-term catalyst. Your choice now determines whether you get in before the spring releases or chase the breakout afterward.One of the most important things to understand:
Network value doesn't only come from transactions.
$BTC benefits from monetary credibility.
$ETH benefits from economic settlement.
$SOL benefits from application activity.
Different forms of demand can create different forms of strength.$BTC → optimize for scarcity.
$ETH → optimize for settlement and liquidity.
$SOL → optimize for throughput and activity.
The market may treat them as competitors.
But structurally, they're building different pieces of the same emerging financial system.Term Structure Radar
$BTC annualized basis decreases with maturity: near-term, mid-term, and long-term annualized basis are +7.09% / +5.03% / +4.87% respectively; the near-term contract's raw spread relative to the index is +$168.9.
$ETH annualized basis decreases with maturity: near-term, mid-term, and long-term annualized basis are +7.10% / +4.33% / +3.43% respectively; the near-term contract's raw spread relative to the index is +$5.46.
$SOL annualized pricing at the three maturities is not monotonically arranged: near-term, mid-term, and long-term annualized basis are +6.13% / +1.41% / +1.84% respectively; the near-term contract's raw spread relative to the index is +$0.19. The mid-term maturity breaks the monotonic pattern, and the difference between near and long term is insufficient to describe the entire curve.
BTC, ETH: near-term annualized basis is higher than long-term, with higher annualized pricing concentrated near term.
BTC, ETH, SOL: all three maturities are in contango.Analysis of the ETH market:
I believe that with the upcoming clear bill vote and interest rate hike node, there are only two possibilities for going long at this time: gamblers or manipulators driving the price up to sell off.
From the 1-hour level, the current movement looks more like a technical correction after a sharp drop, rather than a confirmed new upward trend.
We are now very close to two important events:
* Around early morning September 16 Beijing time: U.S. Senate procedural vote on the CLARITY Act
* Early morning September 17 Beijing time: FOMC interest rate decision
The September 15 CLARITY Act vote is a procedural vote to advance the bill, requiring 60 votes, and is not the final passage of the bill. Recently, the market’s short-term outlook for its advancement has clearly deteriorated.
So there is a very special market structure now:
The positive news has already been priced in, but the actual results have not yet materialized.
This creates a problem:
If the CLARITY Act is favorable, how much will ETH rise?
If the FOMC is hawkish, how much will ETH fall?
From a trading perspective, the tail risk of the latter is clearly more worth guarding against. $ZEC The current price of ZEC is 1110.1, down 1.50% in 24 hours, ranging between 1040.4 and 1157.0. No direction chosen for up or down, it is in a range-bound oscillation. My cost is 1123.1, currently a floating loss of 1.2%. I will hold for now without adding positions, reduce a bit near 1218.0 on a rebound, and exit if it falls below 1104.7; to follow, wait for either 1104.7 or 1218.0, as it is indecisive here.
Looking at the 4-hour structure, it is a sideways consolidation, the current price is below EMA20 (1122.0), volume is about normal, MACD green bars are shortening, selling pressure is easing, with three consecutive bearish candles, selling pressure is suppressing. Supports are at 1104.7 and 1053.8, resistances at 1218.0 and 1258.0, daily volatility is about 93 points.[Pin Observation] Early morning thin market spike: 76937→76391, volume only ~235 BTC
Data:
· UTC 00:15–00:30: about 15 minutes -0.54%, low trading volume
· Daily low ≈ 76388; spot price at writing ≈ 77675 (has retraced)
· Fear&Greed 57 (yesterday 61), still "Greedy"
· Background: oil > $100 + FOMC watch
Judgment: low liquidity drift ≠ trend breakdown. Small sell orders can distort the price; the retracement indicates support below, but don't treat the spike as a confirmed breakout.
Focus: 76.5 support, oil price, CLARITY/FOMC rates. No trade calls.
Poll: A Noise / B Warning to watch 76k / C Wait for volatilityIOST's sharp drop followed by a bull trap
$IOST Looking at this big bearish candle, many are tempted to bottom-fish, but this is often a prelude to leverage liquidation. Momentum has weakened synchronously over the past 4 hours, and the negative funding rate indicates crowded shorts. There is currently no solid bullish news, and the market seems more like funds are pushing sentiment. In the short term, just wait for a pullback to face resistance or for the low to be broken; don't rush to catch a falling knife. Entry zone: 0.00078–0.00078, trigger price: 0.00076, invalidation level: 0.000792, take profit 1: 0.000701, take profit 2: 0.000648.
Trading plan | Direction: short-term bearish bias, just waiting for pullback resistance or low break
Entry zone: 0.00078–0.00078; trigger: 0.00076; invalidation: 0.000792
Targets: 0.000701 / 0.000648
#OKX预言家：来星球玩预测 The most costly thing in a cycle is not getting the direction wrong.
It's having a position size so heavy that you can't sleep.
Many people think investing is all about judgment, but when big swings come, position management determines whether you can stick to your judgment.
The position size that lets you sleep at night is the position size that belongs to you.
Because only if you can sleep can you hold on.
#BTCThink of the three like this:
$BTC = monetary strength
$ETH = financial infrastructure
$SOL = execution scale
The interesting part isn't which one wins every narrative.
It's how each network compounds its own advantage.$BTC → scarce digital collateral.
$ETH → programmable settlement layer.
$SOL → high-performance execution layer.
Different roles.
Different moats.
Different adoption curves.
The next phase of crypto may be defined by how deeply these roles become embedded.Bitcoin’s demand structure is improving, but has yet to show the strength of a sustained bullish regime.
Negative-demand troughs are becoming shallower, suggesting the market is moving away from contraction. However, recent positive demand remains modest and well below the stronger expansions seen in late 2024 and 2025.
For now, Bitcoin appears to be transitioning toward demand stabilization, not full demand expansion. A sustained rally would require stronger and more persistent demand growth.Diesel shortage collides with AI power shortage! Inflation pressure returns, Bitcoin continues to be under pressure
Key message breakdown:
① The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans to lift emission limits on coal and gas power plants to reduce fossil fuel costs and meet the surging electricity demand from AI data centers.
② Trump urges Ukraine to stop attacking Russian diesel facilities, stating that the global diesel shortage is caused by the Russia-Ukraine conflict, not the Middle East. Russia's refining throughput in August dropped significantly year-on-year (3.8 million barrels/day vs. 5 million barrels/day), and U.S. diesel prices have surpassed $6 per gallon.
③ The Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to spill over, with drone attacks approaching the Polish border, raising concerns about diesel supply security at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.
Impact logic on the crypto market:
① Diesel shortage pushes up global transportation and supply chain costs, compounded by attacks on Middle East oil pipelines, further intensifying inflation pressure.
② Persistent inflation raises the Federal Reserve's threshold for rate cuts, macro liquidity continues to tighten, suppressing risk assets like BTC/ETH.
③ Geopolitical risk spillover (Middle East + Russia-Ukraine) boosts safe-haven sentiment, driving funds into the U.S. dollar and gold, putting short-term pressure on crypto.
④ Relaxing power plant emission limits benefits AI infrastructure, providing partial support for computing power concept tokens (such as TAO).
In short: Diesel shortage + power shortage + geopolitical war, the fire of inflation burns hotter — hold your hands, wait for macro pressure to ease.
$BTC $ETH Key focus points this week are these 4 time nodes:
September 15｜CLARITY Act
A major event in the crypto market, with procedural voting imminent.
The market has already priced in the “positive expectations” in advance; when it actually happens, beware of the positive news being fully priced in, a pullback after a spike, or even sentiment reversal caused by a voting delay.
September 16｜Federal Reserve Meeting
Currently, the market has priced in about an 85% chance of a rate hike.
If the outcome meets expectations, the focus won’t just be on whether rates are raised, but on Powell’s speech and the subsequent interest rate path.
What often triggers volatility are statements that deviate from expectations.
September 17｜U.S. Real Estate Data
The U.S. real estate market remains weak, with sluggish housing activity and ongoing affordability pressures.
If the data weakens further, concerns about economic slowdown may resurface.
September 18｜Japan CPI + Bank of Japan Decision
Japan’s inflation and central bank policy also deserve attention. The market is currently pricing in expectations of further tightening by the BoJ.
If there is an unexpected rate hike or a hawkish stance, the yen, global liquidity, and risk asset sentiment could all be affected.
So the keywords for this week are only two:
"Event density + amplified volatility."
For BTC, the denser the news flow, the more you can’t just look in one direction.
What you really need to guard against is not the absence of market moves, but — after expectations are fully priced in, the market moving in the opposite direction. $BTC Reviewing my recent trades, I discovered a big problem.
BTC is currently at 76509, with resistance at 77425 and support at 76000. I've traded several times within this range recently and noticed a pattern: I always open positions in the middle, which results in either stop losses or taking small profits and exiting quickly.
Why is this happening? Because I'm too impatient, always trying to catch every market move, ending up opening positions at indecisive levels with large stop loss space and small profit potential, making the risk-reward ratio unfavorable.
Looking back at when I lost 200,000 U, it was the same issue—itchy hands, no self-control, wanting to enter whenever I saw volatility. Now I've set a rule for myself: don't act unless at key levels.
My new plan: only trade near the 76000 support and 77425 resistance levels, firmly watch from the sidelines in the middle. If 76000 holds, try a small long position with 5000 U; at 77425, reduce positions or short. Every trade must have a stop loss; never hold losing positions.
Trading is about learning to wait; good opportunities come from patience. $BTC #本周FOMC揭晓，加息能否落地？ The $BTC / $ETH / $SOL thesis is not simply about price.
$BTC is building monetary credibility.
$ETH is building financial infrastructure.
$SOL is building an execution ecosystem.
Watch the infrastructure, not just the candles.A trader known as "Flag" has added to their position again: $BTC long orders placed at $77,191 with an investment of 7,719u, followed by an additional 30,620u at $76,550, still using 100x leverage; $ETH was bought at $2,465 with 12,328u, also a large amount with the same leverage. In terms of capital flow, this is not a tentative position but a continuous cost-averaging action during a downtrend, with symmetrical positions masking the hidden risk of rapidly depleted margin. Mechanically, 100x leverage amplifies price fluctuations by a hundredfold; the drop of $BTC from $77,191 to $76,550 is enough to significantly erode unrealized profits and margin. Although the additional position lowers the average price, it simultaneously raises the risk of forced liquidation; the simultaneous $ETH purchase indicates a bet on an overall rebound rather than a single coin. Regarding market impact, such high-leverage longs concentrated at key price points can easily trigger chain liquidations during declines, amplifying short-term volatility and causing other traders to view the $76,550 area as a window into sentiment and liquidity. If the market continues downward, margin top-ups or passive position reductions may follow; if it rebounds, short-term recovery will still not change the fragility of high leverage. Going forward, it is more important to watch whether they continue to add positions or start reducing them rather than simply following the direction. ⚠️ High leverage carries extremely high risk; this article is for market observation only and does not constitute any investment advice. At 2 a.m. on Thursday, I have to set my alarm again, and the big reveal is coming again.
#本周FOMC揭晓，加息能否落地？
The biggest card of the year is about to be flipped. The probability of a rate hike is 90%, and the whole market has already priced in a "25 basis points" increase, so whether they raise rates or not isn't really surprising. What I really want to see is something else: whether the Federal Reserve listens to the data or to the White House.
On the data side, PPI is 5.4%, diesel prices have broken $6, and long-term bond yields are capped at 5%—all pointing to a rate hike; politically, Trump says the U.S. should have the lowest rates globally, and White House advisor Hassett follows up with "no reason to raise rates." Data pulls one way, power pulls the other, and Powell sits right in the middle.
So the focus that night isn't the numbers, it's the people.
If they raise rates, it means he stood firm, taking a short-term hit but maintaining credibility; if not, the market will initially cheer, but will definitely whisper: was it because they followed the data or because they were twisted not to raise?
A Federal Reserve that’s been twisted is far scarier than a rate hike. The worst case is: they raise rates but talk soft, calling it a "one-time adjustment," fooling both bulls and bears.
I've placed my orders, position size isn't big. Alarm is set, coffee is ready.
I’m not guessing the direction, I’m just watching one thing: whether Powell’s backbone is strong or not.
$BTC $ETH $ZEC From September 11 to 13, Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev and AMC were embroiled in a dispute over stock tokens. Tenev's view is that listed companies should not have veto power over standalone tokenized products that "reference their shares." On the surface, the dispute seems like a dispute over issuance rights, but what ordinary users really want to see is: what rights does a token actually promise? Robinhood's product description describes Stock Tokens as tokenized debt securities. This definition is important because "tokenized stocks," "on-chain versions of stocks," and "securities related to stocks" are not the same concept. Having shares in the name does not automatically mean the holder is automatically registered as a company's shareholder, nor does it automatically grant voting rights, dividend rights, or the right to directly assert rights against the listed company. Analyzing such products, they can be broken down into three layers. The first layer is the reference asset. A token may reference the price, dividends, or other economic performance of a stock, but this only indicates an economic connection to the stock, not that the token itself is a stock. The second layer is issuance and custody. It depends on who issues the token, whether the underlying shares are actually held in custody, which entity is responsible for custody, and whether the token holder is facing a publicly listed company, brokerage, special purpose entity, or another debt issuer. The third layer is on-chain transfer. Blockchain can improve registration, transfer, and transaction times, but it cannot automatically rewrite securities contracts or automatically convert on-chain addresses into shareholder identities. Freezing or redemption failures occur$MU Last night I was still thinking about how to exit gracefully, but this morning it directly took me into profit.
Yesterday early morning MU faced high-level pressure, repeatedly testing, volume didn't keep up, clear resistance above. I judged the rebound to be weak and entered a short position on MU around 961.62. The price steadily declined during the session, just refreshed lows, now down to 943.20, the short position gained +94.83%, this profit feels good.
First close 80%, keep the remaining 20% at break-even to protect, if it continues to drop let the profit run, if it rebounds don't give the profit back.
The market is waited for, profits are held for. Being out of position is not a sin, opening positions recklessly is the mistake.
For friends who haven't entered yet, listen to me, now is not the time to rush in, chasing shorts can easily get slapped by a rebound, wait for the next signal before acting.
$BNB $SOL $BTC → scarce supply + growing capital allocation.
$ETH → liquidity + applications + stablecoin settlement.
$SOL → speed + low costs + growing activity.
The narratives are different.
The compounding mechanism is the same: network growth.$BTC is optimizing for monetary strength.
$ETH is optimizing for financial settlement.
$SOL is optimizing for high-throughput activity.
Three different strategies.
Three different value propositions.
One industry moving toward greater on-chain adoption.Why do $BTC $ETH $SNDK drop so sharply when liquidity is very low on weekends?
Many people mistakenly think weekend market volatility is low, but the truth is the opposite: weekend liquidity is thin, making declines easier to amplify. Institutions and market makers step away, order book depth thins, and it doesn't take huge sell orders—small market sell pressure can consecutively break multiple price levels, causing sharp drops. Once key support is broken, a chain of forced liquidations follows, creating a negative feedback loop of "decline → liquidation → further decline." Historically, many extreme spikes and short-term crashes have occurred during weekends.
Friday's price action already planted hidden risks. Risk assets were already weak, compounded by rising interest rate expectations and oil price increases fueling inflation concerns, putting sustained macro pressure on high-beta assets. When weekend liquidity contracts, previously manageable selling pressure is further amplified, causing mainstream crypto, tech stocks, and storage semiconductors to face simultaneous pressure.
Monday's open is a critical observation window:
If the Nasdaq stabilizes and U.S. Treasury yields fall, $BTC has a chance to quickly recover weekend losses;
Conversely, if external markets continue weakening, it means short-term volatility is no longer just liquidity noise, but macro risk appetite is materially declining, extending the adjustment cycle.
A final reminder for yourself: with choppy markets combined with weekend liquidity traps, avoid blindly opening positions. Recent market volatility is brutal; be sure to control position sizes and use leverage cautiously. $BTC $ETH $SNDK
This weekend crash logic analysis fits the market well but contains several pitfalls that can harden thinking:
1. Weekend low liquidity amplifies volatility but does not mean the downtrend will definitely continue.
Many weekend moves are liquidity distortions; prices do not reflect true supply-demand equilibrium. Weekend sharp drops often quickly recover after Monday's U.S. market open when liquidity returns. Do not treat weekend declines as the start of a new trend without Monday volume confirmation.
2. Macro expectations and liquidity effects should be viewed separately.
Interest rate hikes and oil prices are medium-to-long-term macro themes; weekend crashes are short-term liquidity amplifiers.
Distinguish these scenarios:
• Pure liquidity-driven drops: Monday liquidity return usually leads to recovery;
• Drops caused by worsening macro outlook: Monday rebound is difficult.
Do not equate weekend spikes directly with a complete macro risk appetite shift.
3. Correlations are not permanently fixed.
SNDK-type storage semiconductors and Nasdaq tech stocks trade only on weekdays, no weekend prices; BTC and $ETH trade 24/7. Weekend crypto-only crashes with brief Monday decoupling from U.S. stocks are common. Do not use weekend crypto drops to predict Monday U.S. stock open performance directly.
4. Beware of linear extrapolation in a single direction.
With the FOMC meeting approaching, news volatility is high. Even if external markets stabilize briefly Monday, it doesn't mean pressure is fully relieved; similarly, external weakness may have priced in bad news early, leading to a relief rally. Avoid one-sided bets on continued declines.
Liquidity traps are the most important lesson in weekend trading. During volatile event windows, reducing new leveraged positions over weekends is a pragmatic risk control choice. $BTC $ETH $SNDK$BTC → scarcity compounds into monetary credibility.
$ETH → liquidity compounds into financial infrastructure.
$SOL → activity compounds into network effects.
Different assets. Different moats.
Same underlying principle: adoption strengthens the network.Beginner's Growth Path AI Short Drama Director Wang Zuo
Principal: 2.4wu, Current Progress: 7.3wu (Day 19)
Order Profit: 1950u
Main job is short drama creation, using fragmented time to participate in trading, giving up operations directly on weekends due to insufficient liquidity, only capturing high-certainty market trends during the week.
Entered long position on BTC at 76769, decisively took profit and exited when the signal was confirmed.
No need to monitor the market all day, applying trading discipline to every trade, ensuring work and trading do not interfere with each other! $BTC $ETH #本周FOMC揭晓，加息能否落地？ After the weekend, on the first day of trading, the market put the contradictions on the surface. On one side: with this week's FOMC meeting approaching, market bets on rate hikes have surged to over 85%—August inflation data exceeded expectations, and the 'no' option has almost been eliminated in pricing; On the other hand: White House economic advisor Hasett publicly stated, 'President Trump and I both see no reason for rate hikes,' and Trump himself directly called out, 'The US should have the world's lowest interest rate.' The political machine has stepped on the gas pedal directly to the brakes of the Federal Reserve. Meanwhile, BTC, right between these two forces, has returned to around $76,756—last week's low of 76,046 will face a third test this week. Even more interesting: prices are falling, but on-chain money is buying against the trend—Binance's BTC reserves hit a two-year high (693,000), and during the decline, major players took on $100 million bullish positions. This week, every trading day was a showdown between bulls and bears. 01 Rate hike bet at 85% vs. White House call: Fed on fire Let's first lay out this most surreal set of numbers. This Friday, Fed Chair Kevin Walsh will chair the September policy meeting. The market's bet on a 25 basis point rate hike has climbed from around 60% after the CPI release to over 85%. The reason is simple: August's core CPI monthly rate of 0.3% exceeded expectations, hitting a new high since May, and inflation is still a thorn in the flesh. By this logic, "continued tightening" is almost a certainty. But the White House does the opposite. On Saturday, Hassett declared: "President Trump is withBreaking: Trump agrees to include new ethics provisions in the CLARITY Act
Tomorrow is the crucial Senate vote on the CLARITY Act. There are 53 Republican senators; if all Republicans support it, at least 7 Democrats still need to vote in favor.
Today is clearly positive. If 60 votes are successfully secured tomorrow, it means the CLARITY Act will officially escape the "possible deadlock" status. The market will begin to trade on the certainty of the US crypto regulatory framework being implemented. The resilience of ETH, DeFi, and infrastructure assets may be significantly higher than BTC.
Conversely, if 60 votes are not reached, today's "provision compromise" optimism may quickly turn into disappointment, and the market will remain defensive against the interest rate hike trend.
Key intraday resistance and support to watch:
$BTC hit a low of 76335 in the early session before rebounding above 77,000. Short-term target is 77,800–78,300; failure to break through will keep it in consolidation. Support is critical at 76,500–76,000.
$ETH's rebound is stronger than BTC, but 2508–2524 remains key resistance. Only above 2524 is there a chance to target 2560; breaking below 2450 weakens the short-term rebound structure.
$SOL around 100 is the current bull-bear dividing line; holding above it counts as a stop to the decline. On the upside, watch 105–107 first; if it falls below 98 again, watch for a retest near 97.5.
#特朗普接受新版伦理条款，CLARITY投票临近 Focus on the market at Monday's open; the new week's trading battle officially begins.
$BTC is oscillating around 77,000, confined between support at 76,600 and resistance at 77,700. Jiang Zhuoer’s view suggests the market might first sweep above 76,000 to clear liquidation zones before pulling back. Last week, BTC spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $462 million. Small orders were placed at 76,600 without heavy positions; this level looks like an opportunity but is more like a mid-slope in a downtrend.
$ETH currently trades at 2,492, rebounding 55% from the June low. The 2,350–2,400 range is the core support for this rally; failure to hold above 2,550 means the market remains in a consolidation pattern, so stay out and wait for a clear direction.
$DOGE is at 0.0835, having broken below the 20-day moving average, with weakening MACD momentum. 0.08 is the last defensive line; if broken, the short-term trend structure will be damaged. Hold positions for now; without Elon Musk news, market enthusiasm has clearly cooled.
External market conditions: The Dow fell 1.6% last week, the Nasdaq dropped 0.7%, and the 10-year US Treasury yield rose to 4.97%. The market prices in an 86% chance of a FOMC rate hike, with expectations largely priced in. If the open continues to digest rate hike negativity, BTC will likely retest 76,600; if support fails, expect lower levels; if it holds, range-bound oscillation continues.
Maintain light positions overall and wait for signals at the open.
This review clearly organizes market, external, and capital data but contains several cognitive pitfalls:
1. Order game at 76,600 carries "false support" risk
Even considering Jiang Zhuoer’s liquidation zone, 76,600 is just a dense transaction support, not a solid bottom. Approaching FOMC, if Treasury yields continue rising, spikes piercing support are common. Small test orders here are fine, but don’t mistake this for a safe buy point; mid-slope bottom fishing can easily trap you.
2. ETH’s 55% rebound means profit-taking pressure above
A rebound of over 50% from the low accumulates many profitable chips. 2,550 as resistance has repeatedly failed, likely triggering profit-taking. Don’t only watch the 2,350–2,400 support below; in a rebound, support breaks can happen quickly.
3. DOGE’s fading heat makes 0.08 defense unreliable
DOGE heavily depends on news sentiment; weakening moving averages and MACD indicate short-term capital withdrawal. 0.08 is just a psychological barrier without fundamental buying support. Without Musk’s voice, once support breaks, downside opens quickly; don’t take positions lightly.
4. 86% rate hike probability ≠ guaranteed continued decline
The market has priced in the rate hike, with "buy the rumor, sell the fact" dynamics. Even if the hike happens, if the Fed signals dovish follow-up guidance, risk assets may rebound. Don’t assume the open must test support downward.
A light position and wait-and-see approach is prudent. This is a high-volatility window before a major policy event; regardless of bulls or bears, heavy bets on a single direction are inappropriate. $BTC $ETH $DOGE The key dividing line between bulls and bears is very clear: only if the daily chart holds above 82,000 can the 85,000–90,000 range be expected to open; breaking below 76,000 may accelerate a test of 70,000. At this position, the biggest risk is stop-loss hunting back and forth. It's better to miss out a bit than to heavily bet on direction before a decision. $BTC 9月14日，LSK单日暴涨97.37%，CATE涨34%、BTW涨32%，同日却有114246人爆仓2.78亿美元。 一、暴涨背后的杠杆陷阱 LSK价格从0.6694美元飙升至1.31美元。更夸张的是，9月13日它曾单日暴涨512.7%触及1.98美元后暴跌至0.98美元。真相是杠杆逼空：24小时内LSK清算4113万美元，其中空头清算3368万、多头仅744万，四比一的清算比例说明上涨由空头被迫回补驱动，而非真实买盘。 其流通市值仅约9694万美元（全球排名670位），24小时成交额却达5.23亿美元，换手率606%。价格波动已完全脱离真实流动性基础，纯属杠杆资金博弈。 二、Zcash ETF的伪溢出效应 Zcash ETF自8月25日上市以来规模突破5亿美元，但灰度母公司DCG注入约1亿美元，外部净流入仅7000万美元——外部资金仅占14%。规模增长主要靠ZEC自身涨价和内部注资，机构对隐私币的"合规需求"被严重高估。散户误将合规叙事泛化为所有隐私币利好，盲目加杠杆炒作LSK等小市值隐私币，沦为清算牺牲品。 值得警惕的是，欧盟将于2027年7月全面禁止匿名隐私币，XMR等完全匿名币The crypto market is attempting a recovery, but a real trend reversal still requires more confirmation. 🟠 BTC | Around $77K BTC remains the primary indicator for judging overall market strength. If it can rise above $80K again with increased volume, market sentiment and momentum may further improve; But if $76K is breached, short-term risks need to be reassessed. 🔵 ETH | About $2.5K Currently, ETH seems more like waiting for BTC to stabilize before capital rotation. The focus is on whether it can continue to outperform BTC, rather than simply following the rebound. 🟣 SOL | Around $100 SOL is in a high-volatility zone. If BTC consolidates and SOL remains relatively strong, it could become an important indicator for the market's risk appetite to recover. Meanwhile, recent BTC ETF flows, US dollar and US Treasury yields, and this week's Fed rate decision may all become new catalysts for volatility. Before the macro environment is fully clear, chasing rallies is not the best choice. My approach is simple: don't guess the top, don't rush to the first bullish candle. First, check whether price, volume, and capital flow are confirmed in sync. BTC holds key structure → stay patient. BTC breaks below key support → strengthen defense. More important than predicting direction now is waiting for the market to give confirmation signals. 🚫 No FOMO 🚫, no forced trades ✅—wait for confirmation before acting $BTC $ETH $SOL #OKX #Crypto #MaDownstairs, repairing an electric bike, waiting for the technician to change the tire
The guy next to me kept staring at his phone, muttering "green again"
I asked him what he was looking at, he said "You don't understand, this makes money fast"
On the way home, I searched how to buy
Registered until midnight, waited for the verification code three times
Bought my first $BTC
It dropped right after buying
Dropped so much that the next day I only dared to buy two buns for breakfast
Held for three days then sold
After selling, it slowly rose back up
I stared at the screen, felt like it was teasing me
Later heard people say $ETH is a bit more stable
I tried again
This time held longer, but I wasn’t right either
Slacking off at work watching, on the toilet watching, even when my mom called I was just "uh-huh"
Once she asked if I was coming home for the weekend
I said "depends"
Actually watching the K-line
Hung up feeling pretty frustrated
Later I drew a few lines for myself
Only use spare money, don’t mind losing it
No borrowing, no leverage, no following others’ calls
If I make money, I take a bit out to buy fruit for the family
If I lose, I just walk around downstairs a few times
$USDT I treat as a temporary parking spot
If I don’t understand, just leave it empty
Empty is more comfortable than buying recklessly
Looking at the market less actually helps me hold on
Opportunities come every day, but if the principal is gone, it’s really gone
Only positions that let you sleep well suit you
Living well is more important than red and green lines#Anthropic拟赴纳斯达克IPO
#特朗普接受新版伦理条款，CLARITY投票临近
#霍尔木兹船只再遇袭，地区会谈推迟 If you missed previous lows, there's no need to rush into the market just to chase the rally. I prefer to view the $76K–$68K as a potential phased watch zone rather than a single bottom-fishing spot. If macro liquidity improves, ETF funds flow back again, and BTC reassemblies key resistance, the medium- to long-term potential remains worth watching. In extreme optimism, the market may even challenge the $150K–$190K range again. Currently, the biggest catalysts remain Fed policy, dollar liquidity, and institutional capital flows. With the September Fed meeting approaching, interest rate expectations and yield volatility may continue to amplify BTC's short-term rally. So my strategy is simple: 📉 drop →, wait for structural confirmation before breaking through 📈 key resistance in batches, → see if volume and spot funds follow 🚫, no confirmation, → no FOMO chasing. If the market really enters the next trend, I'd rather let the price prove itself than bet in advance #BTC #Bitcoin #Crypto #CryptoMarket#AnthropicIPOOnNasdaq
$2T isn't capital rotating from OpenAI or SpaceX. It's comparables math
Palantir trades near 53x revenue, Cloudflare/SpaceX near 41x. A 10x multiple on Anthropic's 2028 target alone clears $2T.
That means $1.2T in revenue within a decade, 18x today's run rate. Wall Street's valuation people are split on whether that's real.
Not a rotation debate. A growth-curve debate.Monday is starting with a defensive mindset. With the Fed event approaching, I’d rather wait for confirmation than chase a breakout before the FOMC. 🟠 $BTC | Sellers Still Have the Advantage Bitcoin is trading around $76.9K after slipping from the $77.5K area and briefly testing roughly $76.4K. The bigger concern isn't one red candle. It's the positioning above price. A heavy concentration of trapped longs around $77.5K–$80K, combined with still-positive funding, could make it difficult for BTCThe current market has entered a phase of volatile consolidation, with insufficient short-term upward momentum. Weekend market liquidity is thin, frequent false breakouts induce both long and short traps, and contract trading risks have significantly increased.
$BTC: Range-bound strategy, short on rebound resistance, or buy the dip at support. Resistance at 77300–77500, support at 76500–76600, leverage recommended to be controlled at 2–5x.
$ETH: Bearish bias, mainly shorting on rebounds to high levels. Resistance at 2485–2500, support at 2450–2460.
$SOL: Bearish, price has already broken below the 100 level. Resistance at 100–101, support at 98–98.5.
$ZEC: Prefer to wait and see. Volatility is extremely high driven by ETF-related narratives, with a high number of open contracts and prominent liquidation risks.
Capital management rules: Single trade risk should not exceed 2% of account funds, strictly enforce stop-loss. This is just a technical analysis framework and requires combining with real-time market conditions for your own judgment. $BTC $ETH $SOL $ZEC
This range trading plan looks clear in rules but has several hidden traps:
1. Low liquidity on weekends makes range points easily subject to false breakouts and stop-loss hunting
Weekend liquidity is deeply lacking, making it easy for major players to briefly pierce the 76500 support or 77500 resistance, then quickly return to the range. If orders are placed directly at preset points, stop-losses can be easily triggered by a single spike without a real trend forming. Leverage of 2–5x seems low, but in spike-driven markets, repeated stop-loss sweeps will continuously erode capital.
2. BTC offers a dual strategy of “short on rebound + buy the dip at support,” making it vulnerable to losses on both sides in a volatile market
The core issue of a volatile range is that it can be broken at any time by macro news. With FOMC approaching, once news is released, a gap jump can invalidate the 76500/77500 range and all pending orders on both sides. Range strategies only suit calm markets without major news; now is a critical macro window, reducing the tolerance for range strategies.
3. ETH and SOL are biased bearish with no rebound reversal plan
A direct bearish bias means only looking to short at highs. If the market suddenly gets positive news (inflation expectations easing, geopolitical easing), risk assets may rebound collectively. ETH and SOL have high elasticity, and shorts will quickly cover, causing a rapid short squeeze. Only short positions with no plan for rebounds. SOL breaking below 100 is just a short-term breach, not a sign of sustained downtrend; oversold conditions can trigger strong rebounds at any time.
4. ZEC’s wait-and-see stance is prudent, but note: high open interest can be both a short bomb and a long squeeze
High open interest means intense long-short battles, not a simple bias to one side. Don’t just focus on liquidation risk; if funds flow back into privacy sectors, high open interest can become a booster for long rallies. Risks exist on both sides.
Range trading combined with strict stop-loss and controlling single trade risk is a good risk management habit. But with FOMC approaching, this is an event window period. Weekend volatility is only temporary; don’t assume the market will remain trapped in this narrow range. News releases can cause a direct breakout from the current range, and one-sided strategies carry higher risks. $BTC $ETH $SOL $ZECTenfold coin anxiety—maybe you asked the wrong direction from the start. The real question is: In the next round, who will still be able to hold onto their core value? In the past couple of days, the biggest feeling isn't which coin has pulled again, but that sentiment has moved much faster than the narrative. The group chat is all about "which coin can double tenfold," but few people stop to think: a single bullish candlestick can change the price, but the industry needs a whole cycle of development. Let me start with the signals I've seen. BTC is repeatedly traded for its monetary attributes and scarcity, ETH is priced for payment layers plus programmable finance, SOL is betting on high-speed on-chain interaction, and SUI wants to take on the next round of app growth. These four narratives are actually completely on different planes, yet market sentiment has roughly squeezed them into the same "will it rise or not" box. There's a point here that's easy to misjudge. Many people think all assets will take off simultaneously in a bull market, but when sentiment is truly high, funds become more selective. It first gives a certainty premium, then an imagination premium, and finally pure sentiment. BTC and ETH get the former, while SOL and SUI get the latter. Once the order is reversed, chasing the high will be tough. The path to a bullish side is actually very clear. As long as risk appetite continues to warm up and app narratives are revived, high-beta stocks like SOL and SUI will feel the emotional warmth first, with stronger price elasticity. ETH, on the other hand, may find a more imaginative rhythm than BTC due to repricing of the payment layer and financial narrative. But the risks are also hidden here. Price#Robinhood crypto trading volume increased by 61% month-over-month in August
Retail side is heating up again
Nominal crypto trading volume in August was $17.5 billion, up 61% month-over-month
Prediction market traded 4.7 billion event contracts, down 23% month-over-month
Year-over-year has reached 15 times, with over 30 billion contracts accumulated in the first 8 months of this year
On September 8, signed a new prediction market partnership and acquired equity
Traditional side previously participated in Oura IPO underwriting for the first time
Advancing on three fronts: crypto trading, prediction markets, and IPO underwriting
Traffic returning does not mean altcoins will go crazy; short-term still watching macro liquidity
So my judgment is: entry-level incremental growth, not a full bull market signal
First recognize traffic and underwriting expansion, don’t map month-over-month growth to altcoin beta
$BTC $ETH #Robinhood #crypto tradingEthereum's weekly candle closed with a long upper shadow inverted hammer, with the body still consolidating within the range. Last week's CPI data was released; personally, I am skeptical of the data but respect the market facts. This week, the focus is on Ethereum testing the key resistance zone of 2550-2575. I personally consider shorting in this zone, with a key short zone at 2635-2665. At least until the data on the 17th is released, I plan to short without fail.
Compared to Ethereum, Bitcoin is a bit weaker, with the weekly candle showing a low-volume bearish engulfing pattern. Although this pattern is low volume, the engulfing suggests a short-term downward shakeout, which we need to pay attention to. On the downside, first watch if the 75000 level can hold—that's critical; next, watch the 70000-71500 range. On the upside, first see if it can break above 80000, then whether it can surpass the previous high of 83000.
My view remains unchanged: before the news on the 17th, I lean towards shorting on rallies for a pullback. This pullback seems more like an opportunity for bulls to get on board. #本周FOMC揭晓，加息能否落地？ #新手必看：这里有你需要的一切 #特朗普接受新版伦理条款，CLARITY投票临近