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一个合格的赌狗往往不会承认自己是赌鬼 （山鸟与鱼不同路）（君子不立于危墙之下）
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As an 8-year veteran trader, let me tell you
Meme coins can make money, and contracts can also be played to make money
But you must follow these points
【No bottom fishing】
【No top guessing】
【Enter on the right side】Clear trend reversal
【Set stop loss properly】Within 5%
【No heavy positions】Leverage below 3x
【No revenge trades】Do not reopen after stop loss
【Pay attention to news】Easy to form one-sided trends
【Watch funding rates】Too high funding rates are not suitable for shorting
Latest statistics of meme coins with large volatility
$LAB Circulation rate 32.2%
$RAVE Circulation rate 25.2%
$ALLO Circulation rate 24%
$ZAMA Circulation rate 20%
$PIEVERSE Circulation rate 27.4%
$KAITO Circulation rate 24.1%
$ZBT Circulation rate 24.4%
$ESP Circulation rate 17.2%
$BEAT Circulation rate 30.9%
$LA Circulation rate 19.3% Circulation rate 19.3%
$UB Circulation rate 25%
$BSB Circulation rate 23.6%
$BILL Circulation rate 24.2%
$AEON Circulation rate 18.8%
$ACH Circulation rate 20%
$RE Circulation rate 15.9%
$SOON Circulation rate 33.8% $CAP Circulation rate 15.6%
$ACU Circulation rate 32.4%
$BREV Circulation rate 25%
$MMT Circulation rate 20.4%
$HOME Circulation rate 42%
$UP Circulation rate 12.5%
$PROS Circulation rate 13.5%
$COAI Circulation rate 18.8%
$KGEN Circulation rate 19.8%
$GRVT Circulation rate 11.43
$OFC Circulation rate 22.7%
$LIGHT Circulation rate 10.2%
$AT Circulation rate 23%
$ENSO Circulation rate 16.1%
$H Circulation rate 19.9%
$O Circulation rate 16%
$EDEN Circulation rate 39.8%
$ACU Circulation rate 32.7%$APR Circulation rate 27.7%
$ROBO Circulation rate 22.3%
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$BICO Next $LAB (How many people are buried...... For the core assets of $HYPE, $WLD, $ENA, $ONDO, $INJ, $SEI, $TIA, $CORE, $PYTH, $TAO, $FET, $JUP, $EIGEN, $RENDER, $OKB).
The core of future competition will shift from market heat to real usage.
As for $SLX, $LAYER, $APR, $PIPPIN, $LIGHT, $COMP, $GPS, $LAB, $CHIP, $BEAT, $BSB, $RAVE, $MRVL, $H, $DOGE, $ZEC, $ALLO, $PARTI, $HMSTR, $HOME, $OFC
Whoever can continuously attract capital will achieve higher valuations
The trapped positions are much heavier than you think: in the 85,000-90,000 range, how many chips are trapped? The answer is: over 1.4 million coins, all trapped when the price fell from 126,000 at the end of 2025. Now that the price has returned to this level, as soon as it rises, someone will sell. To absorb this selling pressure, there must be enough incremental funds to take over. But now? ETF inflows have dropped from $2.4 billion per week to $200 million per week; the incremental funds have long been insufficient. So after one surge that couldn't break through, naturally it will fall back and fluctuate. The Fed's knife hasn't landed yet, but the market has already priced in over a 40% probability of a 25 basis point rate hike in October. The US 10-year Treasury yield has broken 4.8%, a 20-year high. With such a high risk-free rate, the opportunity cost of zero-coupon assets like Bitcoin naturally rises—simply put: you can get nearly 5% interest by depositing in a bank, so why buy such a volatile Bitcoin? Moreover, Bitcoin's correlation with US stocks has reached 0.7. When the Fed raises rates, all risk assets fall; Bitcoin falls even faster than US stocks and can't escape. Only if Bitcoin rises and altcoins remain flat can there be a true bull market where all coins rise together: Bitcoin first, then Ethereum, then a broad altcoin rally. Now? Bitcoin has risen 28%, but many altcoins are still hitting new lows. The total crypto market cap is less than $3 trillion, nearly $1 trillion lower than the end of 2025, indicating that funds are only hiding in Bitcoin for risk aversion and have not fully entered the market. $BTC $STRK
🎯 How should ordinary people play now? Remember three sentences to avoid liquidation and missing out
Bitcoin now is a game between institutions and retail investors: institutions use sharp drops to wash out weak retail chips, retail investors chasing highs get liquidated, and selling low means missing the rebound. For ordinary people, no need to shout "bull market is here" or "bear market continues," just remember three rules to avoid big pitfalls:
1. Keep your position under 10%, absolutely no leverage
No matter how bullish you are on Bitcoin, keep your position between 5%-10% of investable assets, absolutely no leverage. The 400 million liquidated this time were all leveraged. If you don't use leverage, a 5% drop won't hurt, just hold on.
2. Don't chase highs, buy after a deep drop
Don't chase between 82,000-85,000 now, patiently wait for a pullback. The first support is at 76,000-77,000, which was the starting point of the September rebound. If it falls to this level but doesn't break it, buy in batches; if it really breaks 76,000, don't hold on stubbornly, exit first and wait for a lower point.
3. Hold Bitcoin, don't mess with altcoins
Institutions only recognize Bitcoin now, security issues are increasingly prominent: hackers stole a total of 1.26 billion USD in Q3, with 768 million lost in September alone. DeFi and altcoins carry much higher risks than Bitcoin. Ordinary people should just buy Bitcoin, don't chase altcoins just because they rise fast; they fall faster and most likely end in total loss. $BTC $STRK $MAGIC
Strange contrast: retail investors are liquidating positions, while institutions are quietly accumulating chips
What's even more interesting is that while retail investors panic-sold, institutions remained calm and instead kept buying during the crash: BlackRock increased its holdings seven times in the past eight weeks, buying continuously from $60,000 up to $80,000 without stopping; even when prices plunged in early October, ETFs only saw minor single-day redemptions, and overall holdings actually increased by nearly 50,000 coins compared to early September; exchange Bitcoin reserves have dropped to their lowest point since 2018, with a large amount of Bitcoin flowing from retail wallets to institutional wallets, leaving fewer chips available on the market.
Why aren't institutions afraid of the drop? What calculations are they making? The logic is simple: Bitcoin now is a more cost-effective hedging tool than gold for institutions: the S&P 500 rose 18% over the past year, with US stock valuations near a decade high, while Bitcoin is still 34% below its historical peak in 2025, showing clear valuation mismatch;
With global government debt rising and long-term yields breaking 4.8%, institutions need an alternative asset that can hedge against inflation and depreciation, and Bitcoin fits the bill; more importantly, Bitcoin's annual new supply is less than 0.8%, and just the monthly inflow from US ETFs can absorb the entire annual new supply, so supply and demand have long been tightly balanced, making price drops a bargain opportunity. Bitwise recently interviewed 15 large investment institutions, and interestingly: not a single institution sold Bitcoin due to the crash, while nearly half increased their holdings.
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The truth behind the crash: It's not the Fed, it's retail bulls who played themselves to death
Many blame this crash on "Fed rate hike expectations," but the truth is: this crash is not a macro sell-off at all. It’s because the price rose too fast earlier, bulls were too crowded, and even a small disturbance caused a direct collapse. Leveraged bulls were packed like "sardines in a can," breaking at the slightest touch.
Half of the September rally was bought by institutions, and the other half was forced short squeezes by leveraged bulls: from the end of August to the end of September, Bitcoin perpetual futures open interest rose 47%, hitting an 11-month high. The whole market was "leveraged, all-in, all-out" bulls, and a slight price drop triggered forced liquidations.
CoinGlass data is clear: in this crash, out of $394 million liquidated in one hour, $384 million was from longs, shorts accounted for less than 1%—meaning this brutal drop was not caused by shorts dumping, but by longs liquidating themselves and pushing the price down:
One leveraged liquidation → price drops → triggers next liquidation → further drop, a chain reaction that wiped out nearly 2,000 points in twenty minutes, clearing all bulls with more than 5x leverage. The "biggest Bitcoin believer" sold 32 coins, and retail investors were directly scared into collapse.
There’s also a funny trigger for this crash: Strategy, the company holding the most Bitcoin globally (formerly MicroStrategy), sold 32 Bitcoins to raise $2.5 million to pay dividends. $STRK $MAGIC $BTC
Bitcoin plunged nearly $2,000 in 20 minutes! Over 400 million long positions liquidated, yet BlackRock quietly increased its holdings for 7 consecutive weeks: Is the bull market real or fake?
Bitcoin in 2026 has written the word "stimulus" on its K-line:
In September, it surged from 65,000 to nearly 90,000, rising over 28% in a single month, with the whole market shouting "100,000 by year-end is not a dream." But as October began, on October 6th, Bitcoin suddenly plunged nearly $2,000 in 20 minutes, dropping over 5% in a single day, with $1 billion liquidated across the network and nearly 400 million in leveraged longs wiped out in one sweep—retail investors who shouted "All in Bitcoin" lost all their profits from the past three months in just one day.
Strangely, while retail investors were being liquidated, BlackRock has been increasing its Bitcoin holdings for seven consecutive weeks. The US ETF holdings surpassed 1.2 million coins, accounting for over 6% of the total circulating supply. The world's largest corporate holder, Strategy, even when selling coins to pay dividends, only dared to sell 32 coins.
On one side, retail investors are bleeding from liquidations; on the other, institutions are quietly accumulating chips. Behind this violent surge and plunge, who is really buying and who is selling? For ordinary people getting in now, is it a chance to make big money or just to be the bag holder?
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Bitcoin short-term trading: wait for a pullback to support and stabilization before taking action, do not chase highs
For short-term investors, do not rush to bottom-fish or chase highs currently:
The first support level is at 76,000-77,000, which is the starting point of the September rebound. If the price pulls back to this range without breaking below and shows clear signs of stabilization, you can lightly buy in, with a stop loss set at 75,000;
If it breaks below 76,000 directly, do not hold the position, stop loss in time and wait for a lower point;
There is no need to chase highs above 84,000, as the current resistance is clear and the risk of chasing highs far outweighs the benefits. $MAGIC $STRK $BTC
Unignorable Headwinds: Macro Pressure Persists, Significant Difficulty in Breaking Previous Highs
1. Fed Rate Hike Expectations Reignite, Liquidity Tightens
The market currently prices in over a 40% probability of the Fed raising rates by another 25 basis points in October. The US 10-year Treasury yield has broken above 4.8%, reaching multi-decade highs. The rise in risk-free yields directly increases the opportunity cost of zero-coupon assets like Bitcoin, clearly suppressing its valuation. Moreover, Bitcoin's correlation with US stocks has risen above 0.7, and liquidity tightening suppresses it 2.7 times more than traditional assets, with a much larger impact than we have observed.
2. Institutional Inflows Have Slowed, Significant Pressure from Locked Positions
In the first week of October, net inflows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs plummeted from $2.39 billion to $241 million, indicating a clear weakening of short-term institutional inflows. Meanwhile, over 1.4 million coins are locked in the $84,000-$90,000 range. To break through this range, a sufficient amount of incremental capital is needed to absorb selling pressure, which currently appears insufficient.
3. Huge Market Divergence, Confidence Not Fully Established
Myriad forecast data shows that traders currently believe the probability of Bitcoin falling below $80,000 in October is 67%, below $75,000 is 24%, while the probability of breaking above $87,500 is only 49%. The divergence between bulls and bears is significant, making it difficult for a one-sided upward trend to emerge in the short term. $BTC $ETH $CHIP $MAGIC $STRK
Standing at the point of October, we must accept a reality: Bitcoin is no longer the market for retail speculation as it once was. Under institutional dominance, volatility has decreased, with fewer sharp rises and falls, but the duration of range-bound oscillations will lengthen, no longer moving straight into a bull market like before.
This recent pullback is not a bad thing; the earlier rapid rise needed a correction to digest some of the floating profits and trapped positions, washing out the uncertain holders, which will make the subsequent movement more stable. For investors who haven't gotten on board yet, the pullback actually offers a better buying price, so there's no need to chase highs—just patiently pick up cheap chips. $BTC $ETH
Long-term allocation type: The current 83,000 has already entered a reasonable accumulation range, invest in batches
If you recognize Bitcoin as digital gold with long-term value, the current price has entered a reasonable accumulation range: there is no need to wait for a lower point, institutions have already completed most of the accumulation between 60,000-70,000, making large-scale declines unlikely. Spread your purchases in batches within the 76,000-83,000 range over time, no need to chase the absolute bottom; keep the allocation ratio controlled at 5%-10% of investable assets, do not exceed this ratio. It is recommended to transfer long-term holdings to wallets you control. Remember, "If you don't own the keys, you don't own the coins." Short-term trading type: Don't rush to bottom-fish, wait for a pullback to support and stabilization before acting
For short-term investors, do not rush to bottom-fish now, uncertainty has not yet settled: if the price pulls back to the 76,000-77,000 support level, does not fall further, and shows clear signs of stabilization, you can lightly buy in, with a stop loss at 75,000; if it breaks below 76,000 directly, do not hold the position, stop loss promptly and wait for a lower point; there is no need to chase above 84,000, current resistance is clear, the risk of chasing is much greater than the reward. Already fully invested and trapped: do not blindly cut losses, first reduce leverage then hold
If you are already fully invested and trapped above 85,000, do not blindly cut losses at the current low point: prioritize reducing leverage if you have it to avoid forced liquidation due to volatility and selling at the lowest point; if you have no leverage and your holding cost is within 100,000, patiently hold and wait for the next rebound. The current bottom area has basically been confirmed $BTC $ETH
Fed rate hike expectations reignite, macro liquidity remains tight
The current market pricing shows that the probability of the Fed raising rates by another 25 basis points in October has exceeded 40%. The yield on the US 10-year Treasury bond has broken through 4.8%, reaching the highest level in decades. The rise in risk-free yields directly increases the opportunity cost of zero-coupon assets like Bitcoin, suppressing its valuation.
Historical data also confirms that the correlation between Bitcoin and US stocks has risen above 0.7. During the Fed's rate hike cycle, Bitcoin's sensitivity to liquidity changes is 2.7 times that of the S&P 500. Liquidity tightening suppresses it more strongly than traditional assets.
Key resistance zone has heavy trapped positions, requiring incremental funds to absorb
From on-chain turnover data, over 1.4 million trapped coins are settled in the $84,000-$90,000 range. These are chips trapped during the decline from $126,000 at the end of 2025. To break through this range, enough incremental funds are needed to absorb the selling pressure. The recent failed rally also indicates that current incremental funds are insufficient to absorb so many trapped positions.
Cycle divergence remains obvious, market confidence not fully established
Currently, traders have significant disagreements on cycle judgment:
Bulls believe the traditional four-year bear market cycle is shortening, the current bottom area has been confirmed, and if there is no new low in October, the bear market will end early;
Bears believe macro uncertainties have not been eliminated, it will be difficult to steadily break through $100,000 before the end of 2026, and the current phase is still a range-bound accumulation stage by institutions.
This divergence also means it is difficult to have a one-sided market in the short term. $BTC