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#Upbit Last year, the asset with the highest cumulative trading volume was not Bitcoin, but $XRP.
This data explains one thing better than any narrative: a large part of the pricing power in the XRP ecosystem is held by Korean retail investors.
Back then, XRP's stable position among the top market caps was largely thanks to the push from the Korean community.
So whenever an XRPfi project shows activity, the first reaction is to ask "Which Korean exchanges will list it?" — it's not just fuss, but about where the real liquidity is.
To assess opportunities in such projects, first check if they can connect with Korean channels; this is much more useful than flipping through whitepapers.540,000 $HYPE entered the trading platform
A transfer of 540,000 $HYPE was made into the trading platform.
Based on the price at the time of transfer, it is worth 49.55 million USD.
Where did this money come from:
Address starting with 0xAA66, which was active just three hours ago.
It was originally not on the platform but was lying in an on-chain wallet.
How this number is calculated:
541,009 multiplied by the unit price, deduced to be 49.55 million.
The unit price is about 91 USD, not just a random quote.
Transferring to the platform does not mean it will be sold.
But if it is to be sold, someone has to take the 540,000 tokens.
If no one takes them, the price will speak for itself.
#OKX预言家：第二赛季即将收官 $HYPE Nine ships.
Only this many pass through the Strait of Hormuz in a day, averaging 18 over ten days, which is basically halved.
My first reaction isn’t the oil price, but that the market makers will have to work overtime tonight.
Think about it, energy, freight, and insurance pricing usually rely on this waterway, all need to be recalculated. When liquidity tightens and spreads widen, anyone with exposure suffers.
If I were a market maker, the first thing I’d do isn’t to bottom-fish but to pull my quotes back and wait for others to move first.
The result is the market doesn’t look like it’s dropped much, but if you want to trade, slippage will bite you.
The lesson is simple: prices are fake at times like this; whether you can exit is what really matters.
Don’t rush to catch a falling knife.
#霍尔木兹重开现转机，油价风险溢价会降吗？
#美债长端利率持续攀升，融资压力升温 #高利率下，黄金还能走多远？ $ZEC TSMC has locked in the 2027 prices a year early, with advanced process nodes increasing by 3% to 6%, led by 2nm/3nm.
Many people interpret this as “AI chips are in short supply,” but a more accurate explanation is:
The bottleneck is not in the chips themselves, but in the supporting infrastructure of the entire industry chain—not keeping pace in packaging, power supply, substrates, and cooling. If any link is stuck, the wafer fab’s capacity becomes a scarce quota, and naturally, the quota prices rise.
For downstream manufacturers, this is not a cyclical boom but a long-term upward shift in cost structure.
In the end, someone has to pay the bill for AI.Treasury yields are climbing again, and I think this deserves more attention than it usually gets.
Higher yields basically mean investors are demanding more return to hold U.S. government debt. That can quickly affect everything from mortgages and corporate borrowing to stock valuations and crypto.
Personally, I’m watching whether yields stay elevated rather than focusing on one day's move. If investors start accepting higher long-term yields as the new normal, the competition for capital becomes much tougher why take significant risk when relatively safer assets are offering attractive returns?
For BTC, this makes the current market especially interesting. If Bitcoin can remain resilient while yields rise, I’d see that as a stronger signal than BTC rallying when financial conditions are easy.
My focus right now:
Yields ↑ → borrowing costs ↑ → pressure on valuations ↑
The question is whether risk assets can keep absorbing it. 👀
$BTC #USTreasuryYieldsRise $BTC interest rates are rising, and money is flowing in; this script doesn't add up
The Federal Reserve just finished raising rates, and the probability of another hike in October has nearly hit 70%. According to the old logic, when interest rates go up, risk assets like $BTC should fall first as a sign of respect. But this time it's different; $BTC surged above 87,000 this week before pulling back.
What's even more outrageous is the capital side. On September 21, the US $BTC spot ETF saw a net inflow of nearly $1 billion in a single day, the highest in 2026 [citation:11]. BlackRock, ARK, and Fidelity all bought together, scooping up over 10,000 $BTC. Strategy wasn't idle either, adding another 950, bringing total holdings to 846,000.
On one hand, Paulson is shouting "inflation isn't good enough yet, more hikes may be needed," while on the other, institutions are pouring in real money. $BTC's sensitivity to interest rates is indeed changing—before, any rate move meant a drop first; now it's "you hike, I'll buy."
But that doesn't mean there's no risk. The 10-year US Treasury yield has already surged above 5%, and oil prices are rebounding. The real test will be the core PCE data on September 30. If inflation data explodes again, whether institutions can hold up this inflow is another matter.
Are you guys brave enough to follow this position? Or should I just eat my noodles? 🙈
#美联储重启加息，BTC为何仍有韧性？ $BTC is currently at $83,810, with the bulls and bears divided into two different triggers: TraderBamp says to wait for a break above 85K before looking higher; Bitcoin Peak suggests watching the 84.5K–84.8K range for long entries with a stop loss at 82.8K. The former requires a confirmed breakout, while the latter allows for a pullback to enter longs, so their decision points differ.
Public market data shows the price is still below both upper trigger zones, indicating the bulls have not yet regained control; at the same time, it has not broken below 82.8K, so the bears' continuation is also unconfirmed. I see this as an unresolved divergence and do not treat either side as validated.
My market observation is: only if the 4-hour close is above 85K and $ETH follows, will I consider going with the trend; if the price fails to rebound past 84.5K and breaks below 82.8K, I will give up on going long and wait for new support. I do not chase the middle of the range and keep my position light for now.
Would you rather wait for a break above 85K or a breakdown below 82.8K? This is just my personal market observation and does not constitute investment advice. Two federal appellate courts have given opposite answers on the same issue: whether #Kalshi's sports event contracts fall under federal financial regulation or state gambling laws.
New Jersey has already petitioned the Supreme Court for review.
The significance lies in the fact that about 70% of #Kalshi's daily trading volume comes from sports betting. If classified under state gambling systems, the tax rates and compliance costs would be on a completely different scale—gambling revenue is taxed at over 10%, which is much heavier than financial contracts.
This is also the ceiling issue for the entire prediction market sector: the product capabilities have long been proven, but the bottleneck is regulatory jurisdiction.
Whoever defines this boundary determines the profit margin of this industry.$NVDA
The 10-year yield has risen to 5.20%. Why is the AI leader the most sensitive?
Higher yields reduce the present value of future profits; the more a valuation depends on growth years down the line, the more it is affected. Even with strong demand, NVDA cannot completely escape the discount rate.
If cloud providers continue to raise capital expenditures, orders, and gross margins, profit growth can offset some of the interest rate pressure.
If yields continue to climb and AI investment expectations do not increase, the stock price will face a double squeeze from both valuation and earnings compression. Demand determines profits, interest rates determine multiples.A batch of long positions was liquidated last night, and the price rebounded today. Many people are shouting that "BTC has already bottomed out."
A true bottom requires the price to reclaim key levels, not just a rebound of a few points after a drop.
Currently, $BTC still hasn't firmly stood back above 85,000, and there are still trapped positions and short-term selling pressure above.
Long position liquidations only indicate a decrease in leverage; they do not prove that selling pressure has ended.
If the 82,600–83,500 range is tested again but the buying strength clearly weakens, the so-called "phase bottom" is likely just a pause after the first drop.
A bottom is not declared by shouting; it is confirmed by a breakout followed by a retest.🟢 According to CME pricing, the probability of another rate hike in October is close to 70%. Philadelphia Fed President Harker also stated that inflation has not improved enough and another rate hike may be needed.
📊 【The Ultimate Tug-of-War Between Macro and Capital】
Usually, this kind of background would put obvious pressure on risk assets. However, $BTC still traded above $87,000 before pulling back. The capital side gives a completely different answer:
▶ ETF frenzy: The US spot BTC ETF recorded a net inflow of about $999 million on September 21, the strongest single-day total since 2026!
▶ Treasury accumulation: Corporate buyers like Strategy continue to increase their BTC holdings, with underlying spot chips being locked up crazily.
💡 【Industry Deep Waters: Where Does the Resilience Come From?】
This resilience seems related to stable spot demand rather than immunity to interest rates. Through ETF channels and treasury strategies, the circulating chips in the market are sharply decreasing, causing a substantial tilt in the supply-demand balance, which is also the confidence brought by continuous institutional accumulation.
(Source: OKX Planet 09/25 )
#美联储重启加息，BTC为何仍有韧性？ #财报观察员：好市多业绩超预期，美光接棒 #美伊恢复接触，风险溢价会降吗？ $MSFT
Microsoft's AI logic is not about how many features are released, but whether the cloud business can continue to raise prices.
If Copilot can increase enterprise seat revenue and drive Azure compute utilization, capital expenditures will convert into stable cash flow. The market is willing to assign a high valuation because both software subscriptions and cloud services have recurring revenue.
Next, we need to watch order growth rate, AI service gross margin, and data center depreciation pressure. If revenue realization lags behind investment, a 5.20% yield will cause valuation compression to become more pronounced. ETC has recently experienced increased volatility and remains a typical old coin driven by capital speculation. Its main highlights still lie in the PoW narrative, miner ecosystem, and market rotation, rather than frequent new products or new application catalysts. When overall market risk appetite rises, ETC is often targeted by funds for rotation due to its good liquidity, high recognition, and strong resilience; however, if trading volume cannot keep up, divergences and pullbacks occur quickly. The recent increase in activity indicates short-term funds are paying attention, but to judge whether the heat is sustainable, one must look at whether volume continuity exists and whether mainstream coin funds continue to spread to mid-to-small market caps and established assets. $ETCThe stablecoin with the highest cross-chain holdings is not the Ethereum version this time—USDT on BNB Chain has become the most widely held stablecoin across the entire network.
The significance of this goes beyond the ranking itself: the real demand for stablecoins is not in "holding," but in "using." The landing point for on-chain dollars is where transfers are cheap, deposits and withdrawals are smooth, and they can be directly connected to trading and payment scenarios.
Ethereum has held firm for institutions and large settlements, but daily circulation volume is being eroded by low-cost chains.
The second half of the stablecoin war is a battle of use cases, not TVL numbers.POL has recently benefited from the recovery in the Layer2 sector, and Polygon remains one of the more well-known projects in the Ethereum scaling space. The market is now focusing not just on chain performance, but on whether AggLayer advancement, enterprise partnerships, stablecoin liquidity, RWA scenarios, and developer growth can produce tangible results. In the past, L2 projects could get valuations just by telling a story, but now competition is fiercer, with users and capital concentrating on networks that truly have applications and traffic. This wave for POL looks more like a recovery driven by increased risk appetite; whether it can become a sustained trend depends on whether on-chain activity rises accordingly. For established scaling projects, technological updates are just the beginning; the real test is whether they can convert technology into sustainable ecosystem revenue and usage demand. $POLETHUSD Shorts ($ETH) reported at $73,024: A data anomaly or extreme short squeeze? Core Event In September 2026, the price label for "ETHUSD Shorts" (Ethereum short position indicator) on the TradingView platform suddenly showed $73,024.2108, while the actual market price of Ethereum at that time was only around $2,700. This value is 27 times the actual price, sparking widespread attention in the trading community. Technical Background: What is "ETHUSD Shorts"? It is important to clarify that "ETHUSD Shorts" is not the spot price of Ethereum, but a specific indicator or chart on TradingView used to track the volume of Ethereum short positions or short liquidations. Within TradingView's indicator system, there are indicators like "ETHUSDSHORTS" specifically designed to display short positions on exchanges such as Bitfinex. Therefore, this abnormal value points to an issue at the derivatives market data level, rather than the Ethereum spot market itself. Possible Cause Analysis Considering the market context in September 2026, this abnormal value may be caused by one or a combination of the following factors: Cause One: Data source error or calculation logic defect. The most direct explanation is a technical error by the data provider or TradingView in aggregating or calculating this indicator. Under extreme market conditions, the data source's APXLM: Recently, this wave looks more like a capital inflow back to an established payment public chain, not just a simple hype-driven pump. Stellar's long-term main focus has always been on cross-border payments, stablecoin settlements, and integration with traditional finance. After market risk appetite recovers, assets with "real use cases, history, and liquidity" like this tend to be rediscovered for trading. In terms of price movement, short-term buying has started to become more active, but for XLM to develop a stronger independent trend, it cannot rely solely on the overall market momentum. Going forward, it will depend on whether there is substantial growth in payment partnerships, stablecoin usage, and on-chain transfer activity. Its explosive potential may not be the strongest, but if capital continues to spread from mainstream assets to undervalued legacy coins, XLM will be one that is easily and repeatedly focused on. $XLMFinally, let's wrap up the news and what to watch next. Liquidity: The figures for September 24 (East Coast) have been finalized. US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a net inflow of about $190 million. Over six consecutive trading days, BlackRock bought about $163 million in a single session; Ethereum about $66 million, five consecutive trading days; Solana about $32.8 million; XRP about $14.9 million. All four types of spot ETFs saw inflows on the same day, with the amount smaller than in previous days, but the direction of institutional support remains unchanged. Futures Front: As of this morning, there were about $341 million in net liquidation across the network in the past 24 hours, with 222 million long positions and 120 million short positions, a clear cooldown from 513 million the previous day. OKX's perpetual funding rate showed a slight positive trend for Bitcoin and Ethereum, while Solana, Dogecoin, and Ripple were at 0.01% base level, all normal and not overheated. Coinglass liquidation distribution shows Bitcoin up 88,267 or down 80,259, each with over a billion USD in leverage waiting to be cleared, so reckless trading in the middle of the range is easily triggered by both sides. Macroeconomics: During the Asian session, selling pressure on U.S. Treasuries eased slightly, with 10-year yields around 5.19%, 2-year bonds around 4.91%, and 30-year yields around 5.5%, all remaining at twenty-year highs. The dollar had risen for five consecutive days and was flat today, preparing to close with two consecutive weeks of weekly gains. Brent crude fell about 0.9%40x long position, unrealized profit of 180,000
One address, $BTC 40x long position, $118 million.
The data looks like this: $BTC open position 83,822.9, unrealized profit 182,000. $ZEC open position 1,217.84, unrealized profit 4,231,000.
When others see this position, their first reaction is "gambler," 40x will eventually go to zero.
I actually think the unrealized profit on $ZEC is 23 times that of $BTC, but the position size is only one-fifth of it. The place where the real heavy bet is placed is actually the most stable.
With the same amount of money, 40x or 10x, which one is more afraid of a pullback? I don't need to say.
If it were you, which side would you dare to follow?
#美联储重启加息，BTC为何仍有韧性？
#21Shares推出欧洲首只ZcashETP #CME拟推BCH与UNI期货 $BTC $ZEC $BTC's ETF has seen continuous inflows, which everyone should have noticed, leading to calls that institutions are frantically bottom-fishing.
But the question is: if the buying pressure is really that strong, why is the price still hovering around 84,000?
ETF inflows only indicate that funds are coming in; they don't mean there isn't a larger sell-off in the market. Miners, whales, early holders, and OTC institutions can also cash out after the price rises.
If $191 million in new funds can only keep the price sideways, then what we really need to pay attention to is: who exactly is continuously selling?
ETF data looks good, but the price is the final answer.
Before Bitcoin firmly holds above 85,000 again, I won't assume the correction is over just because of continuous inflows. $ZEC
After a strong rally, should ZEC be expected to continue rising or to consolidate next?
ZEC has clearly outperformed most major coins previously, with much of the anticipated gains already priced in. The closer it gets to the peak, the more important it is whether new buyers are willing to take over.
If volume contracts during a pullback and then quickly recovers from the decline zone, the chip structure remains stable.
If a high-volume break below the breakout zone occurs and the rebound fails to restore volume, the trend quality needs to be downgraded. New highs reflect past buying, not sufficient reasons for future gains.The top-level China-US meeting is not a trend engine for the crypto market, but more like a temporary switch for risk appetite. What it truly changes is the market's pricing of tail risks in great power competition, so it first affects sentiment and positioning rather than the long-term valuation of assets.
BTC in macro trading is closer to a high Beta risk exposure, with limited safe-haven qualities. Its trend is usually determined by three factors: incremental funds brought by spot ETF subscriptions and redemptions, global dollar financing conditions, and risk appetite for Nasdaq/tech stocks. Diplomatic goodwill is just a catalyst with low weight.
Scenario one: The meeting is relatively positive. Risk appetite warms up, theoretically benefiting stocks, BTC, and other risk assets; the safe-haven premium for gold may cool off in the short term. But whether BTC can sustain strength still depends on whether ETFs have net inflows, whether dollar liquidity loosens, and whether tech stocks lead gains. Diplomatic news alone rarely triggers a major independent rally.
Scenario two: Talks go poorly or disagreements escalate. Risk appetite wanes, funds withdraw from high-volatility assets, and BTC, being liquidity-sensitive and volatile, often suffers catch-down declines; gold may strengthen due to safe-haven buying.
Reviewing the past, China-US interactions rarely serve as the main variable for BTC bull-bear switches. They usually only amplify intraday volatility, and after the news settles, the market quickly re-anchors to inflation data, US Treasury yields, and Fed policy path.
At the trading level:
Short term: Meeting news may bring 1–2 trading days of sentiment pricing. When the atmosphere warms, gold faces short-term pressure, BTC sentiment recovers; when tensions rise, gold tends to strengthen, and BTC faces increased pullback pressure.
$BTC Let's take a look at the Ripple part. The current price is about 1.536. Among several mainstream coins today, it is relatively supported, a slight red, but the range is very small, basically sideways. The view hasn't changed, same as Solana and Dogecoin. For those with short positions, I'll explain the operation method again. Previously, it was suggested to try shorting around 1.61, with a stop loss at 1.72. If you opened a position, you should have closed half earlier; for the remaining half, move the stop loss to near the entry price. If the price really returns to 1.61, you must close the position, absolutely no averaging down. If the price returns to around the initial short entry at 1.61, this is also a position to re-enter or add to the short, with the same stop loss at 1.72. One more reminder: the distance between 1.61 and 1.72 is small, with little room for error, so position size must be well controlled. Better to earn less than to be stopped out unwillingly. Currently, around 1.53 is not yet in position, so do not chase shorts halfway. For long positions, consider around the 1.35 range bottom. If not there yet, wait empty-handed. On the chip side, on September 24th Eastern US time, the net inflow of spot XRP ETF was about 14.9 million USD, the third best day this month, mainly bought by Bitwise and Franklin, institutional inflows are still ongoing. On the contract side, the perpetual funding rate for Ripple on OKX is around 0.01%, a normal level, not overheated. The overall network liquidation has also shrunk compared to the previous day; this phase looks more like a consolidation after repair, not yet a strong reversal. On the news side, September 30th EveThe deadliest situation on the chessboard is never the opponent's direct check, but when, just outside your peripheral vision, they push their pawns one by one to the seventh rank.
Last week, three institutions made moves simultaneously. After nearly two weeks of silence, Strategy struck again, acquiring 950 BTC, pushing its total holdings to 846,000 BTC—this is not a tactical exchange of pieces, but permanently removing over 840,000 squares from the circulating chessboard. Strive added 1,355 BTC, reaching 26,355 BTC, a steady advance of a mid-sized force, quiet but accumulating space on every square. BitMine was more aggressive, swallowing 27,562 ETH in one gulp, bringing its total close to 5.98 million, of which about 5.07 million are already staked—pay close attention to this number: staking nails the pieces in place; nominally they remain on the board, but by the rules, no one can move them.
The real chess principle lies here: no single bishop can win alone. A single player's buying cannot determine direction; this is opening theory. But when treasury-type demand and passive funds continuously flow in the same direction, what changes is not the price, but the "tradable supply"—the underlying squares. With fewer squares on the board, the same offensive and defensive strength is amplified exponentially. This is the classic path where spatial advantage turns into a winning position—it doesn't rely on a brilliant move, but on the opponent's available moves being stripped away square by square.
On the flank, on-chain certificates reflecting leading US tech stocks are breathing in sync. When the valuation rhythm of tech stocks resonates with the holding rhythm of on-chain assets, it means funds are not playing on two separate boards, but managing pieces on the same chessboard. This flank is quiet, but it determines the depth of the midgame.
Now the market is not focused on "how much was bought," but on "whether to keep buying" as prices rise. This tests the habit of making moves. If there are still additions at each price step up, the initiative is in hand and the plan continues into the midgame; if buying stops as prices rise, then previous accumulation was merely book allocation and passive delivery, not a midgame plan, just an inventory check before the endgame.
My judgment: tradable squares are being sealed off one by one, and the real winning move depends on whether that invisible hand is willing to keep placing pieces at each price step up. #cryptotreasuriesbuy $ZEC is bearish today, I'm here to hype you up
Smart money is retreating: long positions have dropped from about 486 million U to 384 million U, nearly 100 million funds exited first
The profit ratio of the bulls also plummeted from 93.28% to 64.35%
This doesn't look like a normal shakeout but more like early profit-taking by major holders on a large scale with the profits of those on board being rapidly squeezed.
Last night the market corrected, and market sentiment led to a rebound in ZECThe season finale is like the topping out of the main structure; the scaffolding hasn't been removed yet, but the ledger's scale must be reset and rebuilt first. Truly seasoned structural engineers never cheer for the topping out ceremony—we focus on whether the settlement monitoring points have shifted, whether the post-cast joints have been cured according to their age, and whether the building can withstand the next round of wind loads after delivery. Forecasting itself is the load-bearing system; the competition format is just the exterior curtain wall. Changing the facade doesn't affect the core tube, but you must ensure the connectors are not fatigued.
Zoom in on that cross-market linkage construction site: a US stock token with a legacy hardware pedigree is applying post-tensioning prestress between the crypto foundation and the traditional equity slab. The difficulty of this component has never been in the concrete grade but in the anchorage at both ends—one end is Wall Street's century-old cast-in-place frame, densely reinforced, stiff, and brittle, prone to cracking at the slightest disturbance; the other end is a large-span steel structure like perpetual contracts, lightweight, with high vibration frequency and large deflection. Using tokenization as the steel strand to rigidly connect these two systems, the stress concentration at the interface is the real hidden danger.
I've seen too many projects hand over renderings as as-built drawings. The value of tokenized stocks lies not in whether they resonate in sync with the underlying stocks, but in whether the two underground diaphragm walls of the clearing layer and custody layer are deep enough. Stock market closures, oracle price feeds, market maker reserves, redemption gates under extreme conditions—if any of these four nodes are hinged rather than rigidly connected, the building's displacement angle under strong earthquakes will exceed limits. Those who start construction after only drawing rooftop gardens and observation decks will topple entirely at the first liquidity drain, not even reaching the elastic-plastic deformation stage.
Season rotation, leaderboard settlement, reward clearing—these are the workflow segments in construction organization design; once a node is accepted, the next process proceeds. The real increment lies in the next season's blueprint refinement: the scope expands from single cryptocurrencies to stocks, gold, and earnings events, equivalent to upgrading from a standalone villa to an urban complex. The more functional zones, the more likely the MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) systems will conflict. Pipeline clashes won't appear on the surface; they're buried in the ceiling and only leak when delivered for use. Forecasters who only look at the brochure and not the structural calculations will eventually pay for the stack of drawings they never read.
Structures don't lie; load paths won't play along. The transmission chain between tokenized assets and their parent stocks is essentially a cantilever component—the larger the span, the harsher the negative bending moment at the support. On the day reinforcement is insufficient, cracks will quietly emerge first in the tension zone. #okxoutcomess2endingLet's take a look at Dogecoin. The current price is about 0.0953. Today it also experienced slight fluctuations, no major moves, following the same pattern as altcoins, and the outlook hasn't changed. For those with short positions, I'll explain the operation method again. Previously, it was suggested to try shorting around 0.101 with a stop loss at 0.12. If you opened a position, you should have already closed half; for the remaining half, move the stop loss to near the entry price. If the price really returns to 0.101, close out that half to avoid giving back all unrealized profits or even turning a loss—do not hold on stubbornly. On the other hand, if the price returns to around the initial short entry at 0.101, you can re-enter or add to your short position, with the stop loss still at 0.12; if it breaks that, cut losses immediately—don't wait until 0.15 to wake up. Currently, around 0.095 is not yet the right level, so don't chase shorts halfway; wait for it to return to the position before acting. For long positions, consider when it falls back to around the 0.08 support zone. Act according to the situation and enter when the position is right. From the chip perspective, Dogecoin doesn't have ETF daily flow data like Bitcoin; it mainly follows altcoin sentiment and contract leverage. This morning's 24-hour total network liquidation dropped to just over 300 million USD, much less than the previous day, indicating the market is cooling down; on OKX, Dogecoin perpetual funding rate is around 0.01%, a normal level without overheating. Sentiment coins pump up quickly and drop quickly; keep discipline if holding positions, or wait for the right entry if not holding. On the news front, it is highly correlated with the overall market and altcoin sentiment, rarely moving independently. On the macro side, the US dollar and US Treasury yields... The policy conversation is moving past whether stablecoins matter and toward how they integrate with bank-grade controls. Fed input on reserves, capital, risk management and custody, alongside SoFi's card-settlement plans, points to payments infrastructure as the real test. If execution holds, dollar demand may gain a new distribution rail.
#StablecoinRulesAdvance Let's take a look at Solana. The current price is about 116.3. This morning it briefly bounced to around 118, which just hit the area where we previously opened short positions, then it was pushed back down and is now fluctuating around 116. Overall, there is no major market movement; the view remains unchanged, acting according to the previously mentioned levels. Let me clarify the short position strategy once again. Previously, I mentioned around 118 that you could try shorting with a stop loss at 140. For those who opened positions, half have already been closed; for the remaining half, the stop loss has been moved to near the entry price. As long as the price returns to the entry price, close the position according to discipline to break even—don't let profitable trades turn into losses, and absolutely avoid averaging down. For those who didn't open or have already closed positions, when the price returns to around 118 where the short was initially opened, that is the opportunity to re-enter or add to short positions, with the same stop loss at 140—exit if broken. This morning was such a chance to return to the short zone; those who placed orders at the right level naturally entered; if you missed it, that's okay. Do not chase shorts at 116 now; wait for the next return to the level. Keep position sizes light; don't go all in at once. For long positions, consider only when the price returns to the bottom of the range near 100. Act according to the situation; don't chase the current price aggressively. On the capital flow side, on September 24 Eastern Time, the net inflow of spot Solana ETF was about $32.8 million, which was one of the better days recently, with institutions still slowly accumulating. On the contract side, the perpetual funding rate for Solana on OKX is currently around 0.01%.$ETH $BTC Ethereum has been holding back for a year and finally reached a higher high, but I suggest not rushing to sell yet
$ETH did something this week that it hadn't done for over a year: the price touched 2807, which is the first higher high since the peak in August last year. The previously long-pressured 2438 has now turned into support. From a technical perspective, the trend is indeed reversing.
The capital side is also cooperating. The spot ETF has had net inflows for five consecutive days, amounting to 144 million, 270 million, 162 million, 105 million, and 39.3 million USD respectively. Another interesting data point: among the crypto assets held by US banks, BTC's share dropped from 75.8% to 44.2%, while ETH rose to 38.5%. Institutional money is quietly shifting towards ETH.
However, I say however: First, the daily RSI has already shown a bearish divergence; the price made a new high but momentum did not follow. Second, ETF inflows are decreasing day by day, similar to BTC. Third, there are huge whales selling on-chain; one address sold $110 million worth of ETH in one go, and someone else has been depositing 6,000 coins in batches into multiple exchanges. Fourth, from the previous theft case, the hacker still holds about 68,000 ETH, which is a sword hanging over the market.
So my view is that 2920 is a key level. If it breaks above with volume, the next target is directly 3400. Before that, the area around 2690 looks more like a pullback confirmation after the breakout. 2438 is the bottom line; if it holds, the trend remains intact. If it breaks, this year's breakthrough will be in vain. #美联储重启加息，BTC为何仍有韧性？
The US 10-year Treasury yield has topped around 5.2%, and the 30-year is even higher, close to 5.5%. 😱 Scary, isn't it?!
But $BTC not only didn’t fall along, it even rose a bit! Strange, right?! 🤔️
The US owes over forty trillion, and just the interest payments amount to over a hundred billion dollars a year, more expensive than maintaining the military.
Tech giants are borrowing money to build AI too. When oil prices rise, the cost of food and daily necessities also goes up. People fear prices will get even higher, so they want higher interest to buy those 10- and 30-year bonds.
The good news for Bitcoin is that about 450 new coins are mined daily. A few days ago, the US spot ETF absorbed nearly a billion dollars in one day, and institutions didn’t collectively sell off even when prices dropped. There are fewer coins on exchanges than a few years ago, and long-term holders still keep them in wallets without moving them.
Bitcoin dropped from 87,000 to around 83,000; the money might have gone to buy Treasuries. When some sell at the top, others buy at the bottom. Basically, it’s still stable! No major impact.
The crypto market’s four-year cycle is still heavily influenced by Treasury yields!
Once interest rates come down and ETFs absorb the daily newly mined coins, a true bull market might restart.
#财报观察员：好市多业绩超预期，美光接棒
#美债长端利率持续攀升，融资压力升温 Let's take a look at the Ethereum part. The current price is about 2,675. Today, like the overall market, there is no clear direction, just slight fluctuations. The view remains unchanged; the script won't be altered due to such small movements; the situation is still unclear and gloomy, so just keep observing. The price level hasn't changed. Long positions are still waiting for the bottom of the range, roughly between 2,400 and 2,500, before considering entry. If the price returns to this entry zone, you can enter and set stop-loss orders together; if it doesn't come back, just wait and don't rush. The current price is still above that range, so do not operate casually; follow the overall market and do not open positions independently. It is highly correlated with Bitcoin; when the market fluctuates, it follows suit. This is when it's easiest to get itchy hands, but if the position isn't right, entering is just gambling on direction. Those who can wait have the qualification to enter at good positions; those who can't usually get shaken out halfway up the slope. On the chip side, on September 24th Eastern US time, the net inflow of spot Ethereum ETFs was about 66 million USD, marking the fifth consecutive trading day of inflows, with BlackRock and Fidelity as the main buyers. The amount was less than the previous day, but the support remains. On the contract side, the 24-hour total liquidation across the network this morning dropped to just over 300 million USD, much less than the previous day; the Ethereum perpetual funding rate on OKX also shifted from slightly negative to slightly positive, which is a normal level without overheating. The funding side is slightly bullish, but whether the current price can open positions is still a separate matter; don't rush to enter just because you see inflows. On the news front, US Treasury yields took a slight breather during the Asian session but remain high, and the market's expectation for another rate hike in October has not dissipated Day 26｜Single-day profit ¥16,842
The account finally turned profitable, with three consecutive days in the green. $BTC $ETH
Recently, BTC has dropped from around 87,000 to about 84,000, and ETH has also fallen back above $2,600, with high-leverage positions continuously being liquidated.
Now, with the quarterly options expiring in concentration, large BTC and ETH options settlements are happening, and short-term volatility may continue to increase.
These past few days, I didn’t chase the rally nor panic open positions due to the drop; I only lightly tested longs near BTC’s 83,700 pullback and took profits after the rebound.
The biggest takeaway from these 26 days isn’t how much money I made, but finally understanding:
If you don’t understand the market, trade less; if you control risk, opportunities will naturally remain.
Survive first, then wait for the next opportunity.
$BTC $ETHThe BTCFi narrative of $CORE is like a castle in the air suspended in the clouds.
The project team attends overseas conferences, continuously painting a grand blueprint for BTCFi and repeatedly preaching the value of SatPay. However, the product launch keeps being delayed, with no actual cash flow support. After the controversy over node reward loopholes, there was widespread promotion of a hard fork to burn tokens, but the direction of the newly issued tokens and a complete event review have yet to be clearly explained.
A large number of commercial nodes have fled one after another, the project team added official nodes and adjusted staking rewards, desperately trying to support the staking market. But the underlying rule of monthly token unlocking has never changed, and the continuous selling pressure from unlocked tokens always hangs over holders' heads.
The castle looks magnificent and beautiful, but its foundation is air. Many holders mistake the long-term vision drawn far ahead as immediate benefits, immersing themselves in the narrative and deliberately ignoring the pressure from the continuous release of tokens.
With the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday approaching, domestic funds are about to take a break and exit, and liquidity in the Asian session continues to shrink. Any brief pulse rally in the charts is just a game of existing funds, with no incremental funds to support the bottom, making a high rebound followed by a fall very likely. In a thin liquidity environment, a small amount of selling can cause a rapid spike.
The glamorous story can be told endlessly, but the unlocked tokens do not lie. Do not mistake a brief rally for a reversal. The most frightening thing in investing is not a decline, but being trapped by obsession, actively beautifying good news, and believing in this castle in the air without a foundation.
⚠️This is only a personal market observation and does not constitute investment advice. Virtual currencies are highly volatile and carry high risk. Let's take a look at the Bitcoin part. The current price is about 83,940. From this morning until now, there hasn't been much major movement; today it's basically been fluctuating around 84,000, with the high point roughly touching near 84,900 before coming back down. This kind of market is just washing back and forth. My view remains the same, unchanged. The most dangerous time during consolidation is often not because the direction is wrong, but because of repeatedly entering and exiting positions, getting stopped out back and forth until your mindset collapses. If the position isn't right, don't act—that itself is a form of trading. To conclude: for this wave of rise to be considered over, I still look for Bitcoin to truly break below 74,000. Before that, I won't easily turn bearish; don't recklessly chase short positions, consolidation and shaking down doesn't mean you should short. Can the current price go higher? Still no. The entry points haven't changed; long positions are still lying in wait around 78,000 or 80,000. If the price really returns to that opening range, then you can enter, with stop losses properly set; if it doesn't return, just keep waiting empty-handed. There's still some distance from that area now, so absolutely don't trade casually—don't chase longs, nor rush to short, just act according to the situation. On the chip front, the ETF numbers for September 24 Eastern US time have come out: the US spot Bitcoin ETF net inflow is about 190 million USD, marking the sixth consecutive trading day of inflows, mainly still driven by BlackRock's fund buying. The inflow speed is a bit slower than the previous days, but the direction remains positive. On the contract side, as of this morning, the 24-hour total network liquidations are about 341 million USD, compared to over 500 million the previous day.$ONE just made a sharp upward spike
As it turns out
it's really not feasible to short $ONE now
There is too much long position capital in it currently
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I analyzed its data yesterday
Its contract long-short ratio and open interest have been rising
Indicating that there is a lot of capital going long at the bottom
At times like this, shorting is very risky
At this point, some might say
Didn't you say the overall market will decline?
Then $ONE should also fall with the market
How could shorting be very risky?
Market decline means an overall drop
But it doesn't mean all coins will fall
During a market downturn
There are always some coins that behave independently
From what I remember
At the end of May and early June
The market plunged all the way down
But $BEAT and $H performed very well
When the market is falling
We just short the mainstream coins
Don't randomly short some altcoins
They are very likely to get liquidated
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I believe
at times like this
The safest strategy is to short $ETH on rallies
Not to randomly short some altcoins like $ONEThe positive news for $OKB landed today: the spot fee rates in the EEA region have been cut nearly in half from 0.20/0.35 to 0.10/0.20 starting today. This move ties retail investors and OKB even closer together.
With trading costs lowered, retention and demand for holding coins will both be directed towards OKB. This is the most solid logic behind platform tokens.
The NYSE parent company ICE's joint venture plans to launch tokenized US stocks in the second half of the year. The fee reduction in Europe perfectly aligns with the MiCA expansion pace, with compliance licenses coming one after another.
I believe this recent pullback is a buildup rather than a peak. The market may not immediately react at the start of the new fee rates, so be patient.$ONDO Narrative logic: BlackRock collaboration + integration with DTCCC traditional clearing system + US Treasury high-yield products + access to NEAR/HYPE privacy trading ecosystem
Technically, resistance at 0.68, support at 0.47 (second support at 0.43), current price 0.55, the risk-reward ratio no longer meets the requirements for opening a position #BTC surged then pulled back, has the rhythm of capital rotation changed again?
Bitcoin once surged close to $87K, then pulled back to around $84K. Meanwhile, US Treasury yields rose again, with the 10-year Treasury yield briefly breaking above 5%, and the high interest rate environment continues to pressure risk assets.
$AKE's short position has locked in some profits, roughly capturing 30 points. When it rebounded to around $0.05 yesterday, I actually wanted to add more, but in the end, I held back.
There's no need to max out every move in the market; being able to steadily take profits is already a good outcome.
$ZEC has rebounded again; this kind of back-and-forth volatility really tests patience. My current approach is simple: no chasing, no adding positions, just wait to see which direction it chooses. Even if it continues to surge to around $2,000, I'll observe first.
$XPL is seeing a large token unlock today, with public data estimating about $150M+ tokens released, potentially significantly increasing circulating supply.
But unlocking ≠ immediate dumping; what really matters is the post-unlock trading volume, price support, and whether funds have cashed out in advance.
$BTC $ETH, no rush to guess tops or bottoms for now.
Options expiration, rising yields, and token unlocks happening simultaneously may continue to amplify short-term volatility. Today, the key is not chasing highs or selling lows, but waiting for the market to reveal its direction.
NFA, DYOR. Token Analysis
BENQI (QI) — Avalanche DeFi Governance Token
Chain: Avalanche C-Chain
Products: Lending Market + sAVAX Liquid Staking + Ignite Validator Nodes + Node Voting
Token Utility
Governance voting (adjusting fees, collateral listing)
Lock QI to receive BENQI Miles (formerly veQI), participate in validator delegation
Does not directly distribute protocol revenue, captures indirectly
On-chain real TVL still exists (~tens of millions USD), protocol alive with active development through 2025 (Ignite, node delegation)
Market Overview
Market cap ~8.8 million USD, ranked 1200+
Total supply 7.2 billion (no deflation, no burn)
24h trading volume tens of thousands USD, low liquidity
Qualitative Assessment
Project: Established Avalanche DeFi infrastructure, still active
Token capture: Weak
Elasticity: Moves when AVAX ecosystem rebounds
Risk: Small market cap, emissions fully distributed, holders have no cash flow
Total supply 7.2 billion, no burn, no deflation
QI is only governance voting power; protocol fees are not directly distributed to QI holders$ETH dumped to $2,626, breaking below last night’s low. The short stop-loss got triggered this morning… and then ETH immediately reversed. 😤 That’s exactly why blindly chasing momentum can be dangerous. $BTC isn’t looking comfortable either. It dropped toward $83K after trading around $84.4K–$84.5K just hours earlier, but the bulls still haven’t completely lost control. The key point: fear hasn’t fully entered the market yet. So I’m not rushing into another position. I want to see tonight’s reaOKXOrbitTopics
When I brush away the yellow sand from the Sumerian clay tablet at the excavation site, the $BTC candlestick chart flickering before my eyes is no different from the grain warehouse accounts washed away by the flood on the banks of the Euphrates three thousand years ago.
Those speculators anxious in various topics and trending searches are much like the diviner priests atop the ancient Babylonian temple who watched the stars all night, trying to predict tomorrow's wheat price from the planets' trajectories. Humanity has replaced clay tablets and megaliths with flickering digital screens, but the primal fear of chaotic asset cycles has never evolved even a bit.
Under the sun, there is nothing new. This seemingly intense shock and pull is just another sedimentation of human greed and panic in the strata.
I glanced at this digital relic called $BTC. The current price is 83982.9, just below the Bollinger Band middle line at 84247.26, repeatedly rubbing and testing the lower band at 83726.98. The one-hour RSI stays at 43.6, which is neither the frenzied slaughter in the ancient Roman Colosseum nor the desperate panic at Pompeii's destruction; it is merely weathering of sedimentary rock in a cycle.
The upper Bollinger Band at 84767.53 stands like a towering stone wall sealing off the bull market's restlessness, blocking those blind believers who fantasize about getting rich overnight. The public always likes to find some mysterious narrative in every sideways move or wick, fabricating grand stories to cover their inner trembling, just as medieval people blamed the Black Death on planetary conjunctions.
In my view, the most ironclad rule in stratigraphy is layering and compaction. Price is repeatedly squeezed in a narrow fissure of just a thousand points between the upper and lower bands; chips complete carbonization and reorganization between panic and luck. Those who stare at trivial news and cry the sky is falling simply do not understand that 84,000 points is just a weathered broken wood fragment in the ruins of future civilization.
History never cares about mortal prayers; it only faithfully records the bones and gold left after the waters recede.🏛️📜#CryptoTreasuriesBuy $ONDO rises 27%, market prices "strategy on-chain"
As of now, OKX spot ONDO is quoted at $0.5482, up 27.34% in 24 hours.
During the same period, BTC and ETH slightly declined; the rise is concentrated after Ondo announced Intelligent Portfolios, showing distinct independent market characteristics.
The first batch of BLKHIon, BLKDIGon, and BLKGRWon package yield, balanced growth, and high growth allocations into a single token.
Underlying holdings, weights, and periodic rebalancing can be viewed on-chain and can be transferred or integrated into DeFi.
The product form of RWA has evolved from "single security on-chain" to "asset allocation on-chain," but the demand scale has yet to be verified.
BlackRock only provides non-discretionary model strategies and is not responsible for issuance, management, or operation.
The product is executed by Ondo and is only available to qualified non-U.S. investors in approved regions.
More importantly, ONDO currently mainly serves a governance function; subscriptions and fees for new portfolios do not automatically flow to token holders.
Subsequent focus should be on the net minting volume of the three portfolios, number of holders, DeFi collateral integration, and redemption depth.
If these indicators do not grow, the 27% increase is merely the capital market trading the RWA narrative in advance.On the 15-minute chart, BTC dipped to 83,387.8 early today before recovering toward 84,602. The 24H range sits between 82,874.5–84,944.4, while the short-term moving averages remain bullishly aligned, showing that buyers have regained some near-term momentum. But there’s one thing I’m watching closely: volume. This rebound hasn’t been backed by a meaningful expansion in trading volume, which makes the move look more like a technical recovery inside the current range rather than a confirmed breakIn the afternoon, I took a quick look at the market: Bitcoin at 83822, Ethereum at 2671, SOL at 116. All three are slowly declining; Bitcoin's 15-minute MACD shows a bearish crossover pushing down, Ethereum is hugging the lower Bollinger Band, and SOL is a bit stronger but also dropped from 118. The whole market feels like a dull knife cutting flesh—no quick pain relief.
The US Dollar Index is pushing up at 101.26, and Bitcoin is weakening accordingly. The logic is simple: a strong dollar means risk assets get hammered. Plus, the Hive issue about Sweden's mining VAT has escalated to the EU. Although it's not a major bombshell, stacking these news items together keeps the sentiment suppressed.
There is something worth noting in the news. Robinhood Chain's on-chain gas revenue in August was $6.6 million, indicating the ecosystem is indeed active. StonkFun burned 18% of its STONK tokens, playing the deflationary game. But these are long-term matters and have no impact on today's market.
On the downside, Bitcoin's 83500 is a short-term support level; if broken, look for 82500. I have light buy orders between 83500 and 83600, with a stop loss at 83000 and a target at 84500. I won't chase highs.
For Ethereum, buy between 2650 and 2660, stop loss at 2620, target at 2720. SOL is the most volatile; buy on a pullback between 114.5 and 115, stop loss at 112.5, target at 119.
The dollar is still pushing up, so keep positions light, buy in batches, and don't go all in. In this market, both bulls and bears are waiting for direction, so don't rush to bet on a single side. Today (September 25), JPMorgan released a research report that is seriously underestimated by the crypto community, condensing BTC's current core price battle into one number: $85,000. First, $85,000 is JPMorgan's estimated average production cost of Bitcoin across the entire network. Futu News today fully reprinted BlockBeats' report: Led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, JPMorgan's analyst team pointed out that during BTC's rebound this week, it once broke above the bank's estimated average production cost of about 85,000 — **if this change can be maintained, it will provide breathing room for miners under continuous pressure and reduce the risk of passive coin selling.** The key background is: **Bitcoin had previously been below this cost line for about 280 consecutive days.** In other words, for more than 9 months since December 2025, most miners worldwide have been mining at a loss. JPMorgan clearly stated: production cost has historically been closer to BTC's "soft floor," not an absolute price support. When the coin price stays below cost for a long time, miners facing higher electricity prices and equipment depreciation pressure will suffer losses and usually **sell inventory, shut down mining machines, or exit the market** — which adds sustained supply pressure to the spot market. If BTC can firmly stand above 85,000 again, miners' cash flow pressure will ease, and the urgency to sell newly produced BTC will decrease. Second, the uniqueness of this cycle: mining companies are accelerating their "escape" #美联储重启加息，BTC为何仍有韧性？
After the Fed's September "restart of rate hikes" (25bp, rates at 3.75%–4.00%), BTC didn't drop much and even later surged above 85,000. This isn't because "rate hikes became bullish," but because the negative impact was priced in early and other buying pressure outweighed the rate suppression.
1. The rate hike itself was already priced in by the market
Before September, interest rate futures had already set "September rate hike" as a high-probability event. BTC had already pulled back from above 80,000 to around 75,000, with long liquidations and ETF outflows having occurred.
When the FOMC decision was finally made: "known negative" ≠ new shock, so there was no chain reaction like the "rate hike → crash" in 2022.
2. Spot ETFs have become the new "marginal buyers"
In 2022, BTC's marginal buyers were leveraged retail and crypto funds, who fled when rates tightened.
Now it's US spot BTC ETFs, family offices, and corporate treasuries:
After the rate hike, US tech risk appetite recovered within days.
Spot BTC ETFs saw continuous net inflows (nearly 1 billion per day).
These funds don't rely on "borrowing dollars to trade crypto," so a 25bp hike doesn't scare them off.
3. "Fiat credit/devaluation trades" are clashing with "high interest rate trades"
US debt surpassing 40 trillion, high fiscal deficits, Treasury buybacks of long bonds → the market worries about the gradual dilution of the dollar's purchasing power.
Thus, BTC's narrative shifts from "zero-coupon risk asset" back to "digital gold/hedge against fiat":
Rising rates suppress valuation, but "money printing" boosts scarcity asset premiums.
The two hedge each other, resulting in: no drop, even moving opposite to the dollar/US debt.
4. Oil prices falling + long-term yields not continuing to surge
The real killers of risk assets are long-term real rates and energy inflation.
After this rate hike:
Oil prices fell → easing fears of reignited inflation
10Y yields didn't continue to short squeeze → tech stocks and BTC both breathed easier
So "short-term rate hikes" landed, but "long-term tightening" marginally eased, and BTC rebounded with risk assets.
5. Short covering ignited the rebound
Previously, "rate hikes + CLARITY Act obstacles" led many to short early.
Prices didn't fall but rose → shorts were forced to cover → buying back BTC → pushing prices higher again.
This initial rise isn't fundamentally bullish but a position-driven squeeze.
6. But don't misread this as "rate hikes are harmless"
The damage from high rates is a slow variable:
Costly financing for businesses/households → months later consumption, profits, and risk appetite decline
If stablecoins/on-chain leverage shrink, BTC will also correct downward
If future hikes exceed expectations or the dot plot turns more hawkish, the market will reprice.
The current state is more accurately described as:
"Old negatives priced in, ETF + devaluation narrative + short covering" temporarily outweigh "high rate negatives."
#美债长端利率持续攀升，融资压力升温
#稳定币新规推进，支付结算加速落地 In the early hours today (September 25, 02:31 Beijing time), Bitget, the world's fourth-largest crypto derivatives exchange, suffered a carefully orchestrated security breach — the largest hacking incident by amount so far in 2026. First, the full picture of the incident. Bitget CEO Gracy Chen confirmed at UTC 18:31 (Beijing time 02:31) that the security system detected "unauthorized transfers" from some hot wallets. On-chain analyst Emmett Gallic from Arkham Intelligence was the first to spot the anomaly — a new address (starting with 0xe410) swapped 19.67 million USDT0 for 7,111 ETH within 6 minutes via UniswapX and 1inch Fusion, paying a market premium as high as 5% (a typical feature of "speed over price"). Subsequently, multiple Bitget-tagged wallets consolidated ETH, USDT, USDC, AVAX, BNB, and XAUT (gold token) into a single collection address. Gracy Chen ultimately confirmed losses of about 351.6 million, involving 9 asset types, with XRP accounting for the largest share (approximately 102.9 million tokens, $157.5 million). The hackers did not obtain any private keys — they breached a critical backend system of Bitget's wallet infrastructure, forging transaction data to trigger the authorization process. Second, North Korea Laz🤡 Ethereum has been rising steadily since July, but my wallet hasn't followed!
Others are making profits, while I'm taking hits.
The most heartbreaking truth:
In a bull market, those who like to short often lose money the most.
Especially this week, I was completely defeated by $ETH.
Shorting continuously for a week, almost every time I shorted, it immediately went up!
Thought it had risen too much, but it kept going up!
Started holding the position, and it still rose!
Finally cut losses, and only then did it start to fall.
This isn’t trading at all, it’s just giving money to ETH. 🤡
From July until now, ETH has surged wave after wave, but my account barely caught any gains and was dragged down badly by short positions.
The hard-earned money I make working at the construction site during the day, I stay up late watching the market at night, and in the end, it all goes to fill ETH’s pits.
I used to think:
"It’s risen so much already, it should correct soon, right?"
Now I realize this might be the biggest trap of shorting.
Before the trend ends, never try to guess the top just because it’s risen a lot.
Brothers, I surrender first.
Do you still dare to short ETH now?
Whether you dare or not, let’s talk in the comments 👇
⚠️ Contract risks are high, don’t overcommit or use high leverage, protect your principal first.
#美联储重启加息，BTC为何仍有韧性？ #财报观察员：好市多业绩超预期，美光接棒 #美债长端利率持续攀升，融资压力升温 Air Force Base Taking Shape! Short Positions on Three Assets Realize Profits Simultaneously
Position Review
All three perpetual short positions on ZEC, UNI, and BTC are floating in profit, a typical macro hawkish environment short portfolio:
1. ZECUSDT｜1x isolated short
Entry average price 1604.35, current mark price 1542.21, floating profit +5611.96U, return +3.87%
Low leverage isolated position, very stable. ZEC had a huge prior rally, with high-level chip rotation and leverage fund clearing; this pullback provides space for shorts to realize profits; 1x leverage means almost no liquidation risk, suitable for long-term ambush shorts.
2. UNIUSDT｜10x full position short
Entry average price 9.675, current price 9.073, floating profit +9451.69U, return as high as +62.20%
The strongest performer this round! UNI is an altcoin rotation asset; liquidity narrative is fading, pressured along with the broader market, shorts fully capitalize on gains. ⚠️Note: 10x full position is high risk; a rapid rebound can cause severe drawdowns.
3. BTCUSDT｜10x full position short
Entry average price at a high level, floating profit +8676.92U, return +19.28%
Betting on the Fed's hawkish expectations suppressing risk assets, BTC as the market anchor faces high-level pressure and decline, shorts reap dividends. Also 10x full position, profits are substantial but leverage risk must not be ignored.
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