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A few days ago, brothers who were farming Fomopok really got unlucky this time.
The situation I heard is that many people's wallets on their phones were emptied. The scariest part is not just ordinary phishing websites, but that they even made an iOS app, which can be directly downloaded from the store.
People used to think iPhone and iOS were relatively safe, so seeing it available on the App Store made them subconsciously let their guard down. On top of that, the attackers used a "5U promotion reward" to lure people into downloading it, making it easy to think: it’s just a small reward, so it should be fine.
But it turned out to be a classic case of losing the big picture for small gains.
Judging from the way it spread, I feel they were clearly targeting the Chinese-speaking users who farm small rewards, picking the places where people are most likely to relax their vigilance.
Most of my friends around me also got hit, luckily the on-chain assets weren’t much!
This time it’s a lesson for the brothers:
You can farm rewards and make money, but when it comes to downloading unfamiliar apps, importing wallets, authorizing, or signing, you really need to think twice.
Don’t expose your entire wallet just for a few U or tens of U rewards.
In this circle, there is no such thing as an "absolutely safe" platform, nor is downloading from the Apple Store necessarily safe.
The real protection for your assets ultimately comes down to your own security awareness.
Safety first, always more important than farming rewards!
Oversold indicator does not mean the price has bottomed out
$BTC dropped from 85,000 to 82,000 in just one afternoon.
The first reaction of newcomers is that it is oversold and should rebound.
How is this number calculated: that indicator only measures the recent speed of price changes.
If it falls fast, the indicator is low; it has nothing to do with whether the price is high or low.
At the moment it triggers: the indicator hits bottom first during a sharp drop, but the price can still move further.
These two things are never synchronized.
What really matters is whether the 82,000 level holds at the close.
If it doesn't hold, the next support is the 80,000 round number.
#ETF买盘持续回流，BTC为何仍未走强？
#$BTC
+0.33 USDT
+12.56%Snapshot at Oct 22, 2026, 15:14
There are many short sellers, but the price doesn't necessarily fall
$ZEC has pulled back from around 1327 and is now around 1305.
How is this number calculated: 66% of people are short.
This is the number of people, not the size of their positions.
A hundred people may be bearish, but each might only put in a small amount of money.
At the moment it triggers: the price moves up, shorts have to buy back to close their positions.
The buy orders pile up, pushing the price up further.
Pushing up forces another batch of people to close their shorts.
1330 to 1332 is a key resistance level above.
If it breaks above, the squeeze still has some room.
If it doesn't break above, this wave is just a cover.
The number of shorts reflects sentiment, not direction.
#ETF买盘持续回流，BTC为何仍未走强？
#$ZEC
+0.72 USDT
+18.23%Snapshot at Oct 22, 2026, 14:42
Holding a certain price level does not mean the market is safe
$BTC is reported at $82,916, with the 30-minute indicators still weak.
At the same time, $ETH and $SOL have both fallen more than it.
What is this price level: many people consider 82,600 as a safety line.
Once the price stands above it, they feel it's fine.
The moment it triggers: if it really breaks below 82,600 and the rebound lacks strength.
Below that is 82,000, and further down is 81,200.
How is this number calculated: on October 20, $BTC had a net fund inflow of $23.16 million.
$ETH had a net outflow of $26.13 million, $SOL had a net outflow of $2.65 million.
Money only went into one place, not following along.
Rebound is not difficult; the hard part is whether the other two can keep up.
If they can't keep up, it remains a matter for $BTC alone.
#ETF买盘持续回流，BTC为何仍未走强？
#$BTC $ETH
+0.37 USDT
+14.34%Snapshot at Oct 22, 2026, 14:04
$1.2 billion short positions were forcibly liquidated before the price surged
$BTC touched 85,000, $ETH peaked at 2527.
The shorts were the first to be pushed up during the spike.
Where did this money come from:
Nearly $1.2 billion of shorts were liquidated during the rally.
The buy orders were forced liquidations of shorts, not spot buying.
How is this calculated:
Open interest rose from 24.8 billion to nearly 28 billion.
The increase is leverage, not new money coming in.
So the spot market didn’t keep up, and no one caught the spike.
85,000 to 87,500 is naturally a dense sell pressure zone.
When the price falls, first check if open interest shrinks.
If it shrinks, leverage is clearing out; if it expands, the next round is just starting.
#ETF买盘持续回流，BTC为何仍未走强？
#$BTC $ETH
+0.37 USDT
+14.42%Snapshot at Oct 22, 2026, 13:36
Election pump is a guess, retracement to the right place is calculated
$TRUMP has already retraced a large portion from the high.
Some people link these two things together.
How to calculate this number: how much retracement counts as a phase bottom, there is no standard.
At the same position, bulls call it the bottom.
Bears call it mid-slope.
Who is connected: Among $TRUMP holders, the proportion of US retail investors is not low.
With the election approaching, this group can vote.
But holding coins and voting are two different things.
Candidates want votes, not prices.
If you bet your position on "he cares about his face," the odds are no longer in your hands.
Only you know at which price your stop-loss order is placed.
#ETF买盘持续回流，BTC为何仍未走强？
#$TRUMP
The long-short ratio is greater than 1, but that doesn't mean the bulls have won
For large accounts of $BTC and $ETH, the long-short ratio is above 1.
For $CORE, almost all short positions in the short-term liquidation are shorts.
How this number is calculated: the long-short ratio is the volume of long positions divided by the volume of short positions.
$BTC is 1.1093, with long positions about 10% more than short positions.
$ETH is 1.0433, only 4% more longs, showing weaker strength.
A common misunderstanding: this number only counts the positions placed.
It doesn't tell you how much leverage these positions have.
Nor does it tell you who will break first.
Large holders leaning long means they are not in a hurry to exit.
But with high leverage, if the price moves against them even a little, they will be the first to be sold out.
$CORE shorts have been cleared; the next to be cleared might be those who just chased longs.
#ETF买盘持续回流，BTC为何仍未走强？
#$BTC $ETH
+0.38 USDT
+14.61%Snapshot at Oct 22, 2026, 12:27
$BTC has risen, but what really matters is whether others follow behind
$BTC is currently at 83,450 USD, up 1.01% in one day.
This number looks okay, but it only shows that one coin is moving.
What does this price level mean: 83,000 is just the position it has just stood on, not a solid bottom.
$BTC is moving up alone without bringing others, indicating that the money entering the market hasn't dared to spread out yet.
How is this number calculated: $ETH at 2,462.96, 37 USD away from 2,500.
$SOL at 106.76, less than 0.3 USD away from 107.
Both are stuck just below the whole number thresholds, and the gaps are small.
Who follows: only when these two thresholds break does it indicate buyers are willing to take positions further out.
My guess is, $BTC moves first, $ETH and $SOL follow later; this order is normal.
If the order is reversed, then be cautious.
A 0.3 USD difference is still a difference.
#ETF买盘持续回流，BTC为何仍未走强？
#$BTC $ETH
+0.38 USDT
+14.47%Snapshot at Oct 22, 2026, 11:55
Rebound after five consecutive days of decline does not mean the downtrend is over
$STRK has fallen for five consecutive days and was still down yesterday.
Today it rose 12.96%, with a trading volume of 93.14 million USD.
What does this increase mean:
It only recovers the 2.05% drop from yesterday.
A one-day rebound does not mean the losses of the previous five days have been fully recovered.
Next to watch:
$W has fallen for seven consecutive days and rose 21.25% today.
Both coins turning around simultaneously indicates the same batch of money is moving.
The trading volume is 18.75 million USD, much smaller than $STRK.
The longer the decline, the sharper the rebound, because those who wanted to sell have already sold.
Who is buying after the sharp rise will determine how far this wave can go.
#ETF买盘持续回流，BTC为何仍未走强？
#$STRK
Oil prices surged to $111, but the oil transport ships started moving first
Brent crude touched $111 intraday, closing back down to 108.79.
How this number is calculated: The Persian Gulf's weekly average exceeds 24 million barrels.
The Strait of Hormuz line is about 14 million barrels, returning to 82% of pre-conflict levels.
Ships are running, supply can't be cut off, so oil prices lack a reason to push higher.
What I did: Before the FOMC, I neither chase the rally nor sell off aggressively.
Resistance above is hanging between 84,000 and 85,000, $BTC will first test if 80,000 holds.
The lesson here: Negotiations and shipping schedules are two separate countdowns.
Oil price pullback can suppress inflation expectations, $BTC follows macro trends.
Orders are placed, just waiting for it to reach those two lines on its own.
#特斯拉Q3汽车毛利率回升，自由现金流转正
#$BTC
+0.38 USDT
+14.58%Snapshot at Oct 22, 2026, 10:54