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昨天说看 85000 放量站上，今天开篇先认错。昨晚 BTC 最高摸到 85000 附近，没站住，直接砸回 81438，24 小时 -3.39%。最低打到 80925，81000 也破过一次。说白了就是上一轮周期高点建仓的人，一反弹就急着保本退场，上方卖压根本没消。 费率反而有意思。BTC 从昨天 -0.0057% 翻回 +0.0074%，ETH +0.0083%、SOL +0.01%。空头不扛了，认栽回补，多头重新开始付利息。价格却不认，典型的跌下来有人接、涨上去有人砸，谁也不服谁。机构那边也没接力，ETF 资金流进出互见，没给持续性净流入。 判断（今天内有效）：反弹先看 83440 能不能收回去，收不回去就盯 80900 那个低点。证伪写清楚：今天收盘前站上 83440，这篇看空作废，我明天开篇再认一次。 今天收盘前，你站多头还是空头？Comparing the certainty of future revenue between $SPCX and $META:
SpaceX tells everyone it will have 100 billion ARR by the end of 2026, 500-1000 billion ARR by the end of 2027, and estimates revenue of 350 in Q1 2027. The management is very confident when answering related questions.
Meta can hardly provide anything—no revenue forecast for 2027, no capital expenditure for next year, no timeline for when Muse can improve compute efficiency. The management’s answers to related questions are vague and evasive.
SpaceX’s path to monetizing compute power by combining rented and self-used compute is very clear and predictable, while Meta, not in the first tier of large models, has no clear vision of how much revenue or ARR its compute power can generate in the future. Also, don’t forget that Meta once considered renting out compute power but later abandoned the idea, showing hesitation in its strategy in the past. In contrast, Musk has never hesitated; he recognized the importance of compute power years ago, had his own plan for monetizing it early on, and then executed it with astonishing efficiency.
At the same time, Musk only signs short-term leasing contracts because he predicts compute prices will continue to rise, and he has the fallback of self-used compute power, which is quite substantial (cursor / bot / grok). Moreover, he currently does not need to worry about financing issues $HYPE and $SOL spot ETFs both saw net outflows of around seven to eight million dollars yesterday, with spot prices and on-chain activity also slightly weakening in sync. However, Ajian believes that the accumulated funds are still there; a single day's outflow only indicates that marginal funds are becoming cautious and may be selecting specific issuers and product structures. If one can figure out fees, liquidity, market making, and investor preferences through the ETF direction, it is still very useful for ordinary investors.#ETF single-day outflow exceeds $600 million, can BTC price stabilize?
ETF single-day outflow exceeds $600 million, making short-term stabilization of BTC difficult. According to SoSoValue data, on October 22, Bitcoin spot ETFs had a net outflow of $635 million, with BlackRock IBIT outflowing $254 million, Fidelity FBTC outflowing $217 million, indicating a clear rise in institutional risk aversion.
In terms of price, BTC quickly fell back after failing to break through the $84,800 to $85,000 resistance, once touching a low near $81,000, then consolidating narrowly between $81,200 and $81,600. Currently, $80,000 is a key observation level; this area was a previous dense trading zone and has provided support multiple times. If selling pressure shrinks and the price stabilizes here, a technical rebound is still possible; if it breaks down with volume, the downside space may open.
Overall, large ETF outflows have withdrawn important buying power, but the market has not experienced panic selling. Before the $80,000 defense line is tested and ETF fund flows show signs of recovery, it is premature to talk about stabilization. #SK海力士Q3财报在即，HBM4能否提振盈利？ 📊 Q3财报核心预期：数字上的“超级周期” 市场对SK海力士Q3的业绩预期极高，普遍认为将创下历史新高： • 营收与利润：花旗预期Q3经营利润81.3万亿韩元（同比+614%），营收101.2万亿韩元。市场一致预期（FnGuide）则分别为75.5万亿和96.7万亿韩元，营业利润率预计高达78%-80%。 • 增长引擎：业绩主要由AI推理需求驱动的DRAM和NAND均价上涨推动（花旗预估Q3 DRAM均价环比+28%，NAND +24%），HBM3E和AI服务器DRAM是绝对主力。 🔍 HBM4的真实影响：理想丰满，现实骨感 市场关注HBM4能否“提振”盈利，但Q3的实际情况比想象中复杂： • 量：出货不及预期。尽管HBM4已于Q2量产出货，但由于英伟达下一代Rubin平台发布延后，加上量产初期的性能调优耗时超预期，Q3 HBM4实际出货量并未达到初期目标。 • 价：涨价被成本稀释。HBM4合约价确实比HBM3E高出50%以上（约560美元），但HBM4需要堆叠更多DRAM裸片，封装（如TSV、先进基板）Miners collectively switch to AI, yet Bitcoin's hash rate surges to 1 ZH/s, hitting a seven-month high—no one expected this plot twist.
According to BlocksBridge's "Miner Weekly," Bitcoin's 7-day average hash rate rose above 1 ZH/s (1000 EH/s), the highest since March 3.
Strangely, this happened as listed mining companies collectively "pivoted": major data centers freed up for AI, resulting in a 23% drop in hash rate, a 52% month-over-month increase in AI revenue, and about $1.5 billion worth of mining machines replaced.
But the hash rate just changed owners: second-hand miners are flowing to small and medium miners in Paraguay and Texas, continuing to operate.
The cost is fiercer competition: difficulty increased by 5.92% on October 16, with the next round expected to rise another 5.16%, totaling about an 11.4% increase in two consecutive adjustments. "This is hardly the breathing room that remaining miners hoped for." — BlocksBridge.
I think the new hash rate high is positive for the network, maximizing security margins; bad news for miners, as profits will only be spread thinner. For the coin price, it's a fundamentally bullish signal, but don't expect hash rate to directly drive the price up.
Do you think miners ultimately profited or lost from this AI transformation?
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#BitcoinHashrateHitsSevenMonthHigh
#BTC #MiningIt is highly unlikely to rise; today is more likely to be a weak consolidation unless there is a sudden positive news.
Why is it bearish?
- The Middle East situation is pushing up oil prices. On October 22, Brent crude surged over 4% to break $113, and on the morning of October 23, WTI rose above $99. Bitcoin fell below $82,000, dropping more than 3.5%, with over 100,000 liquidations globally in the past 24 hours. Rising oil prices mean inflation expectations are heating up, which suppresses BTC as a non-cash-flow asset.
- Derivatives data show traders are closing positions rather than opening new ones; liquidation amounts increased by 52% to $431.1 million. Altcoins are actively deleveraging, with funds moving from crypto to gold, silver, and other commodity contracts. Sell orders have taken the upper hand.
- The options market shows short-term spreads leaning bearish; the cost of downside protection is higher than upside bets, indicating that funds want to chase a rebound but dare not give up hedging.
Is a rebound possible?
Yes, but conditions are needed. The 10-year US Treasury yield plunged more than 15 basis points in a single day, briefly falling below 5.00%, hitting a one-month low, indicating risk aversion is brewing in the interest rate market. If oil prices fall back, inflation expectations cool down, or the Federal Reserve signals a dovish tone on October 28, a rebound is possible. Technically, $81,600 is a key short-term support; holding above it leaves room for a counterattack. The first resistance is at $84,700; breaking below $81,600 targets the $80,000 psychological level and even the 200-day moving average at $76,000. Additionally, around $81,500 is the average cost for ETF holders, who are most sensitive to interest rates.$ETH By the way, let's talk about ETH
This round of BTC's decline mainly followed the synchronized sell-off in the US stock market. Comparing the volatility during historical US stock downturns, BTC and ETH actually haven't dropped much this time, showing resilience. With the bullish expectations for the US stock market next week, ETH has a great chance to follow upward, and a recovery rally is expected in the next 1 to 2 weeks, providing an opportunity to exit or reduce positions. The crypto market is highly volatile, so avoid heavy betting and be sure to manage risk properly. Putting SpaceX and Tesla into the same company could make the story richer, but it might also make it harder for shareholders to diversify risk.
This point is easily overshadowed by the imagination of a “super tech conglomerate.” Cars, satellite communications, rockets, and AI seem to belong to different industries and sound naturally complementary, but if they all rely on large-scale investment and continuous financing, changes in capital costs may not be offset by each other.
If the merger really goes ahead, the scope of businesses held by shareholders will expand, and they will also have to accept unified capital allocation. Which business gets funding priority, and which mature business’s profits support others—these decisions will directly affect returns.
I have expectations for technological cooperation, but I am more reserved about the idea that “the more businesses, the lower the risk.” Whether different businesses can form complementary income needs to be proven by operational results, not just by different names.
There is also a very practical question: Are those who originally bought Starlink willing to bear the volatility of the automotive business at the same time? Are those optimistic about Tesla willing to accept more investment in aerospace and computing power?
Currently, it is still in the evaluation stage, with no formal transaction plan, so there is no need to answer on behalf of all shareholders prematurely.
I hope that if there really is merger material in the future, the capital arrangements for each business will be clearly explained. Large scale is certainly eye-catching, but what shareholders ultimately care about is why they should hold these businesses together.
#SpaceX业绩大增，与特斯拉合并能否推进？ After a large-scale liquidation of $BTC longs, some short-term selling pressure has been released. If BTC can stabilize at 80000, it could be an opportunity for a phase rebound; if it continues to break down, there are still long positions waiting to be liquidated, and there is room below.$BTC I opened a long position at 81000, based on my own trading system judgment, which could be right or wrong.
The most fascinating and cruel aspect of the market is that it never rewards you just because your analysis is thorough.
All I can do is set the stop loss for each trade upfront and control the position size within a range that lets me sleep well at night.
Do not blindly copy my trades; everyone has different capital and risk tolerance.
This wave fell from 84875 to 79732 and then rebounded. The 2-hour EMA five lines are still arranged bearish overhead, MACD green bars are converging but no golden cross yet, indicating a pause after the decline, not a confirmed reversal. The 15-minute level is relatively stronger, price is above EMA15, MACD has a small golden cross, but TD nine turned Down:4, so a small pullback is still possible.
Personally, I opened a long at 81000, the logic being a suitable risk-reward ratio, adjusting position at 80500, stop loss at 80000 to limit losses; I have already taken half off at 82000, and will watch the space above 83000.
Strategy: Long at 81000, add at 80500, stop loss at 80000.
Short on rebound test at 82030-82250, stop loss at 82450, exit if it breaks below 81100 and do not chase.
In this consolidation and bottoming phase, both sides have stop losses, and position size is controlled within what lets me sleep well $ETH $ZEC
#MetaQ3营收超预期，巨额AI投入引发担忧 SpaceX's ultimate goal may not be 100GW of computing power, but an additional 100GW every year! Has Wall Street underestimated Musk's ambition?
A long-term forecast on $SPCX by a JPMorgan team is drawing attention:
According to market reports, by 2031, SpaceX's total computing capacity could reach 99GW, with 78GW deployed in orbit.
But what is truly shocking is another figure previously proposed by SpaceX management:
Deploying 100GW of computing power annually in the future.
For $SPCX investors, the three key questions worth studying are:
First, can Starship reduce the cost of orbital deployment to a commercially competitive level?
Second, can SpaceX secure enough GPUs, HBM, and advanced chips to support tens of GW or even larger scale construction?
Third, can this computing power be rented out at sufficiently high prices and generate reasonable capital returns?
If SpaceX ultimately has the capability to add 100GW of computing power annually, it will no longer be just an aerospace and satellite communications company, but could become one of the most important builders of global AI infrastructure.
However, between today and that goal, there remain huge technical, financial, and execution risks.
Do you think Wall Street is underestimating SpaceX's long-term potential, or is Musk's 100GW vision too aggressive? First, a fact: Starting in November, over 6 million US Webull customers will see $BTC perpetual contracts in their US stock app. The contracts are listed on KalshiEX, approved by the CFTC, and cleared by Kalshi Klear. Webull announced on October 20 that leverage and fees have not been disclosed.
1. Perpetual contracts have compliance distribution for the first time: 24-hour leverage was originally a crypto-exclusive feature, but now integrated into an interface trained on stock options, bringing not only new buying interest but also new volatility.
2. The same funds incur different fee calculations on both sides: Kalshi settles 3 times a day, OKX every 8 hours. According to their public example recalculations, $10,000 nominal at 0.01% per time equals $3 daily, and at 0.10% per time equals $30; positions may be automatically liquidated before reaching expectations.
Market data: $BTC at 81,622, 24-hour high 82,967, low 80,900, down 1.47%; OKX perpetual near 8 recent funding rates mostly between +0.005% and +0.01% (longs pay), open interest 2.56 billion, volume about $6.5 billion.
My judgment: In the short term, don’t treat "6 million accounts" as a bullish factor since leverage and fees are not yet disclosed; in the long term, this is a structural variable for perpetual liquidity. Will you open this?The total network hashrate of $BTC has rebounded to a seven-month high. The price hasn't increased much, but mining investments are ramping up, which is the most intriguing aspect to consider.
A rise in hashrate implies two things. First, the chain is more secure, making attacks more costly; second, competition among miners is fiercer, meaning the same revenue must be spread over more machines and electricity costs. Miners willing to keep their rigs running and add equipment under these conditions indicate they are focused on a longer-term cycle rather than short-term price fluctuations.
However, there is another side to watch. With rising hashrate and flat prices, output per unit of hashrate is diluted, tightening miners' cash flow. When they can no longer sustain, selling coins to cover electricity costs becomes the most direct option, which adds selling pressure to the market.
Looking at the broader market, conditions are not easy: concerns over AI financing have hit tech stocks, the Nasdaq dropped over 2%, long-term US Treasury yields fell below 5%, gold plunged, and oil surged, with capital reprioritizing risk. In this environment, the hashrate hitting new highs seems more like an independent signal from the industry side and does not mean prices will immediately follow.
Next, watch three things: whether hashrate can stabilize after difficulty adjustment, whether miners' fee income share rebounds, and whether hashrate continues to rise during price consolidation. Only by observing all three together can we distinguish between genuine expansion and short-term machine relocation.#MetaQ3营收超预期，巨额AI投入引发担忧
US Stock Market Analysis: AI Financing Concerns Severely Hit Tech Stocks, Defensive Sectors Become Safe Havens
Overnight US stocks showed increased divergence: Nasdaq fell 2.60%, Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunged 6.72%, S&P 500 dropped 1.22%, Dow Jones slightly rose 0.02%.
Although Meta's revenue exceeded expectations, capital expenditure commitments soared to $825 billion, and free cash flow turned negative, triggering panic over AI financing chains, putting pressure on the seven major tech giants.
Funds urgently rotated to defensive sectors such as consumer and healthcare; Procter & Gamble rose nearly 6% after earnings. The 10-year US Treasury yield fell below 5%, gold plunged nearly 3%, and oil surged 4% approaching $100 due to escalating Middle East tensions.
Impact of macro news on various assets:
Tech Stocks: Sustainability of AI capital expenditure is questioned; semiconductors, optical communications, and storage led the decline. Credit market pricing has diverged from equity pricing, and short-term financing concerns remain unresolved.
Defensive Sectors: Clear fund reallocation; blue chips with strong cash flow and restrained AI investment attracted buying, reinforcing rotation logic.
US Treasuries: Driven by both safe-haven demand and expectations of reduced AI bond supply, yields fell across the board, with mid- and short-term maturities outperforming.
Oil: Middle East supply disruptions intensified; spot tightness exceeds futures indications, providing strong short-term support for oil prices.
Gold/Bitcoin: Safe-haven function failed; sold off under liquidity squeeze, facing short-term pressure.
AI financing cracks triggered intense rotation; defensive sectors and US Treasuries became safe havens, while oil was supported by geopolitical premiums.Let's look at the BTC perpetual whale position data. The current coin price is 82036, and the funding rate is slightly negative. The total whale position is 3.35 billion USDT, with a total of 714 whales. The nominal long-short ratio is only 48.67%, with shorts dominating.
There are 298 long whales with an average opening price of 85807, all currently at unrealized losses exceeding 50.53 million USDT, with a profit ratio of only 29.53%. There are 416 short whales with an average opening price of 76499, also at unrealized losses of 152 million USDT, with a profit ratio of 47.35%.
Interestingly, whales on both the long and short sides are trapped, creating a scenario of mutual entrapment, and short-term tug-of-war and competition will continue.
#10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ #MetaQ3营收超预期，巨额AI投入引发担忧 #存储芯片股再度下跌，AI投资回报担忧加剧 $BTC $ETH $ZEC At noon today, I was watching the long-short ratio while eating, and this table at noon made me laugh.
The Federal Reserve has entered a quiet period, with meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday next week. No one in the market dares to speak recklessly these days, so the market can only be read through position data. Let's look at SOL first, currently hovering around 104, down 1.55% for the day; ETH is at 2400, down 1.82%. On the OKEx table, the retail long-short ratio for SOL is 2.56, and for ETH it’s as high as 2.95, heavily one-sided.
But the BTC account segmentation table shows a completely different picture: the large holders’ long-short ratio is 7.25, but the number of large holder accounts’ long-short ratio is only 0.47, while retail is at 2.24. The group with the heaviest positions is heavily bullish, but the largest group of large holders is bearish. Positions and sentiment are two different faces. BTC itself is around 81600, moving neither fast nor slow.
Although it’s a quiet period and no one dares to place heavy bets, liquidation orders don’t lie: 425 million liquidated across the network in 24 hours, with longs accounting for 87.9%, and 95,346 people liquidated—bullish retail queued up to buy 📊. On the spot ETF side, on October 21, there was a net inflow of 6324 BTC, and on the 22nd, a net outflow of 7562 BTC, with institutional money fluctuating as well. The fear and greed index is 51, neither high nor low.
So my assertion is simple: before the results come out, neither side should chase. The large holders heavily long are betting on a shallow drop, while the crowded retail longs are ready fuel. Chasing ups and downs in this market is just giving away profits. Four words: stay calm and act cautiously ⚠️.#10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ Bro, the October FOMC is just around the corner, and the market signals are very clear — a pause in rate hikes is basically a done deal.
The market pricing has already hit 92.8%, and no one expects action in October. But within this data lies a key positive and a hidden concern.
First, the positive: the 10-year US Treasury yield has finally dropped below 5%!
This is the fundamental reason BTC can finally catch a breather. Previously, BTC couldn’t break above the 80,000 level because risk-free yields were too high, and funds were all chasing interest. Now that yields have fallen, the heavy burden on risk assets has finally loosened a bit.
Now the concern: economic data remains ridiculously strong.
Initial jobless claims have dropped to 194,000, approaching multi-year lows. This shows the labor market is very tight. Coupled with ongoing inflation pressure, the Fed’s move isn’t really a “rate cut,” at best it’s a “halftime break.”
So all suspense is pushed to December. Powell’s post-meeting remarks are extremely critical; if he stays hawkish and hints at more hikes in December, BTC’s rebound potential will be limited; if he softens, this liquidity recovery rally can continue. $BTC $ETH $ZEC Meta's earnings exceeded expectations, but the stock price was cut by -7%: this is the third time this year.
Here's what we saw:
Q3 revenue was $64.6 billion, up 26% year-over-year, beating Wall Street expectations. But capital expenditures were $34.9 billion, total expenses up 68%, free cash flow dropped from +$10.6 billion last year to -$2.12 billion, and the 2026 capex guidance was directly raised to $135–145 billion.
On the same day, Nasdaq fell -2.58%, the chip index SOX dropped -6.7%, both the largest single-day declines since June; the 10-year US Treasury yield fell below 5%, marking the largest single-day drop in over three years.
My view: The market doesn't distrust AI, it distrusts Meta's cash burn rate. A drop of 8.6% in April, 8% in July, and now 7% again — the same script playing for the third time. New issuance of non-voting shares, zero buybacks for 9 months, the patience for "burn now, earn later" is running out.
What I will do: I won't catch a falling knife. Only consider stability if it stands above 680 (earnings day opening range); a drop below 640 (earnings day low wick) means selling pressure isn't over. Tonight we'll see if the AI spending topic continues to drag down tech stocks.
Do you think Meta's AI cash burn is worth holding long-term, or is it safer to cut positions now for tax purposes? $META$ NVDA $AMZN
#USStocks #AIConceptReversing to Pick Up People: The Entry Ticket for Genius Traders and the Turbulent Puzzle of Memory Chips
"Reversing to pick up people"—this slang common in both the crypto and stock markets is currently precisely depicting SanDisk's (SNDK) thrilling leap in the capital market. When the stock price retraces amid volatility, yet the financial report reveals a significant positive surprise, this extreme expectation gap is often the most exciting moment for top hunters. If you dare to calmly buy the dip amid tonight's panic, congratulations, you may have just completed a trade worthy of being called a "genius trader".
The current memory chip sector is in a delicate and awkward phase of "peak expectations" but "fundamentals not yet confirming the peak." SanDisk's stock price volatility after the earnings release is essentially a fierce clash between bulls and bears over the "future growth slope" perception. Bears see slowing spot price increases, a gap between Wall Street models and company reality, and concerns that AI storage profit margins may be nearing their peak, thus choosing to take profits; bulls see the underlying restructuring of SanDisk's business model—from a "weather-dependent" spot market game to a long-termism locked in by multi-year agreements.
This is the core positive factor temporarily obscured by market sentiment in this earnings report: SanDisk has successfully locked in over $11 billion in long-term orders, expected to cover more than one-third of the company's shipments by fiscal year 2027. This means that even if spot market prices fluctuate, SanDisk's revenue stability and predictability have significantly improved. This shift from a "cyclical stock" logic to a "growth stock" logic,Bitcoin's "Solo Act": The Market Divergence Logic Behind Dominance
The current crypto market presents an intriguing "divergence" pattern: although Bitcoin's price is rising, the broader crypto market mostly remains under pressure. This "one-hit wonder" phenomenon precisely reveals the risk-averse instinct of capital flow amid high uncertainty.
Investors tend to concentrate exposure on BTC, the "digital gold," rather than risking smaller, more volatile altcoins. This is why the Bitcoin dominance indicator is crucial—it is not just data fluctuation but a barometer of market power concentration and dispersion.
Of course, a truly sustainable and comprehensive recovery cannot rely solely on Bitcoin's solo effort. The market ultimately needs to verify whether Ethereum and other major assets have enough resilience to meaningfully participate in the rally, thereby establishing the health and breadth of the bull market. #10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ A total liquidation of 431 million across the entire network! SOL is purely being dragged down, HYPE is the real problem
The entire network saw liquidations as high as 431 million USD in 24 hours, with long liquidations accounting for nearly 60%, spreading market panic. But the core logic behind this round of decline is very clear: SOL is passively dragged down by macro factors, while HYPE is independently weakening due to its own narrative collapse.
The major market sell-off this round stems from macro negative factors: US inflation exceeded expectations, the market repriced the Fed's rate cut delay, the dollar and US Treasury yields rose simultaneously, and global risk assets collectively deleveraged. Coupled with tense Middle East situations and a collective downturn in the AI sector, the crypto market is under overall downward pressure.
$SOL fundamentals are completely fine, purely wrongly punished by the market.
Yesterday, the Alpenglow mainnet completed a major upgrade, reducing confirmation time from 12.8 seconds to 150 milliseconds, cutting validation costs by 60%, a solid technical positive. However, ETF funds have continuously flowed out for ten days, with weekly outflows hitting a record, suppressing price movement, and the key support at 102.24 is being tested.
$HYPE is the real weak core this round.
This week, HYPE dropped 9%, far exceeding BTC's 2%; the HYPE/BTC rate plummeted 7.1%, falling below 100,000 satoshis for the first time, indicating independent selling pressure and flight.
The core reason: CFTC opened perpetual trading in the US region, Coinbase and Kalshi entered compliantly, completely dismantling Hyperliquid's exclusive monopoly narrative, leading to concentrated capital flight.
#10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ KLA dropped nearly 10% in one day on Thursday, losing half its value in just over three months. A company with almost no competition for its business has fallen this far.
My first reaction was to double-check the code, to make sure I wasn’t seeing it wrong.
It opened down 5%, the highest price of the day was only 24 cents above the opening price, closing at 147.83, with volume more than double the usual.
Let’s lay out the numbers first.
On the same day, Lam dropped 12%, Applied Materials fell 8%. The trigger was Lam’s Wednesday earnings report: guidance was only slightly above expectations, and it dropped 6% after hours.
At first, I thought the equipment cycle had peaked.
Maybe many people are thinking the same. But on the other side, it’s different: Nvidia is only down 13% from its October 6 high, TSMC is down 15% from its October 5 high. Equipment buyers are down nearly half from the end of June highs, but chip buyers were hitting new highs just two weeks ago.
I’ve been thinking about this all along.
Simply put, the market is only asking one question now: will wafer fabs continue to expand production? KLA’s process control technology has few competitors who can match it. The reason it’s being hit isn’t competition, but the assumption that more equipment purchases will continue.
My approach: don’t catch a falling knife.
If it stands back above 163.43 (Wednesday’s close = upper gap edge) and daily volume shrinks below 10 million shares, I admit I was wrong. If it breaks below 146.55, after halving there could be a second leg down. Earnings after the market closes next Wednesday—whether delayed or canceled—will be a definitive test.
Which do you bet on: delay or cancellation?
$KLAC $LRCX $AMAT
#KLAHalved #TradingVoice: Your experience deserves to be heardGoogle > 3.10 —— 15%
This time is exactly the opposite of Q1 and Q2: Q1 GAAP was 5.11, Q2 was 9.11, entirely relying on equity revaluation (Q2 single quarter equity income was about $99 billion, excluding which EPS was only 2.85). However, Q3 had no new Anthropic financing (Series H was completed at the end of May, valuation 965 billion; the next step is the November IPO, which will fall in Q4). But after SpaceX went public in June, it has been measured at market price: SPCX went from 170.86 on 6/30 to 150.86 on 9/30, down 11.6%; Alphabet's holding of $94.1 billion corresponds to about -$11 billion pre-tax, about -$0.7 per share. So GAAP is very likely between 2.2–2.5, to exceed 3.10 it would depend on narrowing of the restricted stock discount (DLOM) or other one-time gains. ⚡️ $ETH
Fine-tuning the high position, it's better to be conservative with Ethereum at high levels. Just like before, BTC gave a shorting opportunity at its position, but Ethereum did not, which is actually a good thing. Many people like to short both Ethereum and BTC simultaneously; these two are same-direction large market positions. Although they rise and fall together, their rhythms are often not synchronized—either BTC moves faster than Ethereum, or Ethereum moves faster than BTC. So if you must short both BTC and Ethereum at the same time, stagger the timing to be safer. First take BTC, then wait for Ethereum to move higher before entering Ethereum. Of course, if you can be more stable, you only need to choose one of the two to trade. Currently, Ethereum only has daily support around 2360 below. This level has been tested repeatedly, and it's actually not recommended to go long at lower levels anymore. If you must, set your own stop loss (2300 or 2320) and don't hold the position stubbornly. #ETF单日流出超6亿美元，BTC价格能否企稳？ On October 23, spot gold fell below $4000 per ounce during the session, potentially marking the largest weekly drop in over four months, with silver's decline even more severe.
What’s most unusual about this drop is that despite the escalation of the Middle East conflict, gold did not follow its traditional safe-haven rally.
The reason is not complicated.
The Middle East situation is pushing oil prices higher, which in turn raises inflation expectations. Initial jobless claims in the U.S. dropped to 194,000, indicating the labor market remains resilient.
This means the Federal Reserve has reason to continue its tightening policy, possibly even raising rates further.
Gold itself does not generate interest, so a high interest rate environment weakens its appeal.
My judgment: short-term bearish, and the real determinant of the subsequent trend is whether the Fed’s policy expectations shift.
The Fed meeting is scheduled for October 27-28, with PCE inflation data released on the 29th.
If inflation remains stubborn and rate expectations rise further, gold’s correction may not be over yet.
If rate expectations turn, gold could see a more sustained rebound.
$XAUT ETH spot fund signals must be taken seriously! The decline is only 14%, but the sell-off far exceeds the total accumulation of the past two months
ETH's current price has only retraced 14%, but the spot sell-off is astonishing, with the selling volume twice that of the accumulation over the previous two months.
Reviewing the 90-day spot CVD data: the indicator rose from -100,000K to +200,000K, with the rise in August-September driven by solid spot buying. After peaking in mid-September, the October CVD quickly dropped to -528,000K, hitting a new low for this period. This means that funds are cashing out the chips accumulated in August and September as a whole, not just a simple pullback or consolidation.
Key support levels marked:
✅2375–2400: The first critical range, today's low of 2393 has already been reached, which is a dense chip area at the 1-hour level
✅2250–2300: Mid-October consolidation platform, secondary support
✅2000–2100: The bottom platform where the August rally started, also the starting point of this 90-day CVD cycle; if it falls here, all profits from this round of accumulation will be wiped out
Upper observation confirmation signal: If the rebound reaches the 2450–2480 range, and the CVD rebound is weak and cannot hold above 30K before turning down again, this is a secondary confirmation signal for the bears.
⚠️ Market review and analysis, not investment advice
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#10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ Revenue hit a record but missed expectations, dropping overnight to about 79. My advice for $DECK at this position is not to rush.
Fiscal Q2 revenue was 1.481 billion, up 3.5% year-over-year, but CNBC reported it was below LSEG's expectation of about 1.51 billion.
HOKA only rose 6.8%, UGG +3.5%, while comparable store sales at direct stores dropped 6.4%.
Diluted EPS came in at 2.31, including about 0.28 from tariff refunds; full-year revenue guidance is 5.7–5.725 billion, also below the market consensus of about 5.88 billion.
I think the market isn't punishing whether this quarter set a record, but the clear slowdown in growth, plus guidance that doesn't meet Street's appetite. The tariff refund in EPS also makes it look good but not clean.
The close was still at 85.28, but overnight it once dropped to about 79. My advice at this position is not to rush, first see if tonight's open can hold around 79, then talk about standing back at 85; if the daily close breaks around 77, consider the after-hours drop invalid.
Are you more worried about HOKA's growth continuing to slow, or that the tariff refund inflated profits?
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#MetaQ3营收超预期，巨额AI投入引发担忧 I treat this piece of information as a data review: the input is a net outflow of $635.54 million from Bitcoin spot ETFs yesterday. BlackRock IBIT outflowed $254.1 million, Fidelity FBTC outflowed $217.46 million, ARKB outflowed $109.43 million, Grayscale GBTC outflowed $29.53 million; basically, several major products are experiencing outflows.
My judgment is: short-term bearish, but if the market directly interprets this as "institutional full-scale withdrawal," it might be a bit of overfitting. ETF fund flows do affect $BTC sentiment and liquidity, especially when top products outflow simultaneously, which easily causes cautious funds to hit the pause button; the risk appetite in related sectors may also be dragged down together.
But there is a data bug here: a single-day net outflow does not mean all holders are panic selling; it may also mix fund rebalancing, subscriptions/redemptions, and arbitrage activities. Moreover, the combined outflows of these products are not the whole picture, so we cannot infer mid-to-long-term trends by only focusing on the top numbers. If the outflows expand continuously over multiple days, the logic is closer to "demand-side cooling"; if it quickly recovers, it looks more like a short-term fluctuation.
If I were to revise this conclusion, I would add continuous intervals, total asset changes, and price performance before judging the impact level. Please help review: do you think this is a signal of institutional withdrawal or just a single-day rollback of ETF funds?$BTC The Federal Reserve meeting is next week, and many are still waiting for a "rate cut boost." But the market is betting on something else:
📌 On 10/29 at 2 AM (Beijing time) announcement: about a 90% probability of holding steady, almost 0 probability of a rate cut
📌 The real suspense is in December: about a 75% chance of a 25 basis point rate hike (CME FedWatch / Polymarket)
What does this mean for the crypto space? The higher the interest rates, the more the US dollar cash and short-term US Treasuries yield nearly 4% just by sitting, making non-yielding BTC harder to attract funds.
So next week, don’t focus on "whether to hike or not," focus on whether the press conference leaves the door open for a December hike:
✅ Soften the tone, December hike probability drops, risk assets can breathe easier
⚠️ Clearly hint at a December hike, the dollar and Treasury yields may strengthen further
The biggest expectation gap this round: everyone is waiting for a rate cut, the market is waiting for a hike.
Not investment advice #10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ 10.23 Gold Day Session Strategy Sharing:
Yesterday I emphasized that if the gold price breaks below 4100, it will continue to decline, for three reasons.
1. The early morning downward movement in a weak trend is the first signal of weakness;
2. The rebound highs are gradually moving lower, indicating persistent resistance above, which is the second signal of weakness;
3. The Asian session directly broke below 4100, showing that bearish momentum is continuously releasing.
So in terms of trading, a slight rebound to 4100-4110 is a direct shorting opportunity. Did you catch that?
After the early morning drop today, how should we view the market?
First, the early morning decline is a continuation of yesterday’s drop, falling from 4143 with a 150 USD decrease. This process is a slow decline with no rebound strength at all. Especially this morning, it dropped directly during sideways trading.
Second, the watershed is the high point reached after the morning open, around 4032. If this level is not broken, the bearish structure remains and any rebound is just a correction. Also, breaking the bottom this morning is a bonus signal of weakness. Next, we need to observe the overall performance of the European session. If the European session aligns with the morning, the US session is likely to accelerate the pullback.
Third, the biggest feature this week is the US session’s surge and fall, and today being Friday, the expectation is no exception. So if there is a rebound in the US session, still pay attention to the opportunity of a surge followed by a fall.
$XAU Trading Strategy:
1. Keep 20% of short positions at 4135 and 4100 open
2. Short directly on a rebound to 4025-35 #10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ #France's government bond yields hit a 24-year high, will bond market risks spill over?
The leader has something to say
Solana completed the first phase of the Alpenglow mainnet upgrade on October 21. The goal is to reduce the transaction finalization time from 12.8 seconds to 150 milliseconds while lowering validator operating costs. This is a hardcore performance upgrade at the infrastructure level for DeFi, stablecoin payments, and high-frequency trading.
I think this is a significant technical upgrade, but don't expect an immediate short-term takeoff. The comment from Pharaoh in the comment section is very vivid: it’s not a takeoff, it’s an engine swap. The infrastructure is upgrading, and going forward, it depends on whether the network performance can attract on-chain liquidity and drive actual demand growth for SOL usage. The technical benefits are a slow variable.
The market reaction is very muted, with SOL up slightly by 0.34%. Bitcoin is still waiting for the FOMC outcome.
Last night, Bitcoin plunged sharply on heavy selling. Now we see if the 80,000 level can hold. If it doesn't hold, expect a deeper pullback, with resistance above at 84,000 to 85,000. Don't chase the rise or sell in panic; set your stop losses properly.
The above analysis is time-sensitive; make sure to set your stop losses. Good luck. $BTC $ETH $ZEC $AKE The long positions on the $AKE train are laughing so happily now, but when the short whales start smashing the market, they'll be crying miserably!
Right now, the profit ratio for longs is as high as 92.8%, it seems like everyone is making money, but the entire pool barely scrapes together just over 200,000 USDT in tiny gains, with an average cost of 0.0303 stuck right at the current price's heels! This kind of thin-profit long position, where everyone has a share but only earns a little, can't withstand much turmoil. If the short whales push down just a bit, over 90% of the winners will instantly turn into losers, triggering a stampede of panic selling. While the longs are still dreaming, quickly go short!#存储芯片股再度下跌，AI投资回报担忧加剧
US Stock Market News Analysis: Has the AI faith collapsed overnight? Apple hits new highs against the trend, Meta's negative cash flow triggers a sell-off wave
US stocks faced a massive tech sell-off on Thursday, with the Nasdaq plunging 2.6%, barely holding above 26,000 points, marking the largest single-day drop since June; the S&P 500 fell 1.2%. Funds clearly shifted from AI growth stocks to defensive sectors.
Meta closed down 6.98%, with Q3 free cash flow recording a negative $2.12 billion, the first quarterly net outflow in over a decade, and announced plans to issue Class C shares to fund AI investments. Nvidia dropped 4.40%, pressured along with the AI chip sector.
Apple rose 1.23% against the trend, with a market cap of $5.08 trillion, narrowing the gap with Nvidia to several hundred billion dollars, becoming the only tech giant among the top twenty traded stocks to gain.
Semiconductors were hit hard: AMD fell 8.10%, Micron 6.26%, SanDisk 8.51%. Moderna plummeted 17.57% after melanoma vaccine data leaked early, showing a 42% reduction in recurrence risk, lower than the previously expected 49%, missing expectations.
Key news points:
Meta's massive capital expenditure sparked concerns over financing and equity dilution, triggering this round of sell-off; the market is re-evaluating the return cycle and sustainability of large tech companies' AI investments.
As the "burning money for growth" story faces scrutiny over returns, investors voted with their feet, choosing the cash flow certainty of Apple over the grand narrative of AI plays.Avoid touching old $BAT coins as much as possible; once the project teams with fully unlocked tokens sell them all, there will be no more price pumps afterward. The ultimate outcome is delisting.4. $159 million worth of $BTC exchanged for 63,700 ETH! Are whales no longer playing with Bitcoin?
A large-scale position swap has once again drawn the market's attention to the capital battle between BTC and $ETH.
According to provided data, a whale sold about 1,847.3 $BTC worth approximately $159 million within 11 days and accumulated 63,731 ETH. The related BTC came from HTX, with an average cost of about $95,434.
The most controversial aspect of this operation is that when Bitcoin fell below $81,000 and market panic intensified, this whale chose to convert a large amount of BTC into ETH.
Does this mean he thinks Bitcoin is no longer worth holding?
But at least this reminds everyone: being optimistic about the crypto market does not mean you have to put all your chips on Bitcoin. #10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ #SpaceX业绩大增，与特斯拉合并能否推进？ #MetaQ3营收超预期，巨额AI投入引发担忧 All the Paw Patrol teams, come quickly, or it's going to crash badly
Last night’s US stock closing prices: Dow Jones was up, Nasdaq fell 2.6%. Same market, two different worlds.
The ones taking the hit are all familiar faces. Meta dropped 7%, even though revenue exceeded expectations; the problem is the terrifying AI investment. The market now doesn’t care how much you earn. Micron fell 6.3%, storage chips were hit across the board. Tesla’s earnings showed gross margin recovery and positive cash flow, yet it still dropped 3 points.
This isn’t a crash, it’s a relocation. The Dow being up means money hasn’t left the stock market; it’s moving from tech to old economy. A real crash wouldn’t leave you a door with red numbers.
The chain reaction started this morning: China’s A-shares fell 1.2%, Hong Kong stocks were up. Gold briefly broke 4000 during the session. Bitcoin’s lowest last night was 8.09, the 80,000 level was hit again but still hasn’t broken.
Ultimately, what’s falling this round isn’t stocks, but the phrase "AI sure-win." Meta’s earnings report put the bill on the table: so much money burned, what’s the return? Nobody dared ask before, now everyone is asking.
The crypto circle has actually become the resilient one. When tech stocks fell 7 points, Bitcoin only dropped a bit over one point, defending 80,000 repeatedly, and its gold content is still rising.
Next week on the 27th and 28th, the FOMC meeting will be held. 92.8% of people bet on a pause in rate hikes. Reinforcements are on the way; it’s just a matter of how much faith the AI bill will burn.
Is everyone panicking about tech stocks or crypto now?
#MetaQ3营收超预期，巨额AI投入引发担忧 $META $BTC $ETH Today, while reviewing futures data, I saw a rather strange scene. The 24-hour price of $DOGE dropped nearly 3%, and the RSI plunged directly to 28, deep into the oversold zone. The market looks pretty bleak. But surprisingly, the funding rate is negative, about -0.0049%.
What does a negative funding rate mean? It means that those shorting not only hope the price falls but also have to pay interest to the longs every day out of their own pockets. For shorts to push the price down to this extent and still have to pay to maintain their positions is quite a contradictory situation in trading. If they were confident in pushing the price lower, the funding rate would have turned positive long ago, with longs begging shorts not to leave.
What’s even more subtle is that the long-short account ratio dropped from 3.24 to 2.77, wiping out a batch of long accounts within a day. Retail investors were shaken out, and the funding rate didn’t turn positive, indicating this drop looks more like passive deleveraging rather than an active attack initiated by shorts.
The price is now at 0.07956, still grinding below 0.08. Shorts are bearing the negative funding rate pressure to push down; the longer they hold, the higher their cost.This time, Trump has pulled out the Cold War-era Defense Production Act, designating oil exploration, refining, pipelines, storage, and terminals as critical national defense resources, effectively giving the energy supply side a green light through administrative means.
But the problem is, this is not a magic cure. While approvals can be accelerated, drilling, refinery expansion, and equipment deployment all take time—they are slow variables and cannot ease the current supply tightness in the short term.
This round of oil price surge is driven more by geopolitical sentiment and actually diverges from the real supply and demand fundamentals—the rise is driven by panic, not demand. This distinction is very important.
For high-volatility assets like Bitcoin, the transmission chain is not in crude oil itself but in interest rate expectations. High oil prices keep inflation expectations elevated, delaying rate cuts, which puts pressure on risk asset valuations first. So recently, it has been following macro sentiment more closely, while on-chain narratives have taken a back seat.
Next, watch three signals: whether oil prices can fall from their highs, how inflation data trends, and whether interest rate expectations loosen again. Also, see if administrative capacity expansion truly translates into permits and project starts. Only if oil prices fall and inflation cools can risk appetite recover; conversely, the longer oil prices remain high, the harder it is to lift the pressure. #10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ #MetaQ3营收超预期，巨额AI投入引发担忧 #存储芯片股再度下跌，AI投资回报担忧加剧 $BTC $ETH $CL 结论先行：今天（周五）大概率不是“最后一天”的确定性抄底信号，更像情绪冰点后的技术性修复，而非趋势反转。 黄金、A股、比特币同步下跌，核心导火索是中东局势推高油价→通胀担忧升温→风险资产与避险资产遭无差别抛售；以太坊反弹则是超跌后跟随科技股回稳的短线修复。当前“血流成河”的阶段，避免亏钱的第一原则是不接飞刀、不重仓赌单日反转。 为什么都在跌？ 这轮下跌有一个共同的宏观触发链条： 中东局势升级 → 油价暴涨 → 通胀预期回升 → 美联储降息预期受挫 → 资金从各类资产中撤出 具体到各市场： · 黄金：油价上涨加剧通胀担忧，贵金属承压；同时避险资金涌入美债，黄金反而遭抛售。COMEX金一度跌破4000美元关口。 · A股：近5000只个股下跌，创业板指跌超4%。表面看是科技股拖累，深层原因是场内资金“多杀多”、三季报窗口期情绪脆弱，叠加港股疲弱传导。 · 比特币：油价飙升强化“利率维持高位”预期，风险资产承压；同时杠杆多头集中爆仓（24小时爆仓约4.41亿美元，多头占90%）放大了跌幅。 以太坊为什么反弹？ 以太坊的反弹不是独立走强，而是跟随科技股回稳的短线修复。纳指反弹带动风险偏好短暂回$TSLA
Profit under pressure, cash flow turning positive, which side of the financial report should be focused on?
In the Q3 report released on October 21, Tesla's operating cash flow was $6.263 billion, capital expenditures were $4.732 billion, and free cash flow was $1.531 billion; net profit attributable to common shareholders was $787 million. Cash flow is operating cash flow minus capital expenditures and is not equal to net profit.
Cash improvement reduces short-term financing constraints, but it is also necessary to distinguish between operational efficiency and investment pacing. If project expenditures are postponed, the single-quarter cash improvement may not be sustainable.
If gross profit, operating cash flow, and capacity fulfillment improve together subsequently, the growth quality is more credible; if cash improvement mainly relies on reducing investments while revenue stagnates, long-term growth expectations should be lowered.BTC is building a sell wall at 81,400, ETH is partying on the short sellers' grave — at 12:30, who's putting on a show?
The long position meat grinder is running, while ETFs and whales are quietly arbitraging through the back door. In the past 24 hours, the entire network liquidated $441 million, with longs accounting for 90%. BTC alone contributed $118 million in liquidations, with longs making up 95.1%. But on-chain, on the other side: since October 1, 40 new wallets have withdrawn 9,458 BTC from Wintermute, worth $771.5 million. Lookonchain directly labels this as “whales accumulating.” The price is being suppressed by a sell wall at 81,400, yet large funds are withdrawing coins — in the short term, leverage is bleeding, not chips dispersing $BTC
Shorts were just liquidated, OG whales and ETFs are sabotaging. OKEx posts mention $269 million liquidated network-wide in the past 24 hours, with shorts accounting for $190 million. But at the same time, ETH OGs with a cost basis as low as $18.82 deposited 3,000 ETH (worth $7.23 million) to Kraken, accumulating profits exceeding $15.74 million; short liquidations are a fact, but OGs and ETFs are “fighting while retreating” at the same position — ETH’s rebound lacks institutional buying support.$ETH
BTC is “contracts crying, spot catching”; ETH is “shorts crying, OGs selling” — don’t be fooled by liquidation numbers, watch the hands on the spot side, it’s more useful than looking at liquidation rankings. #10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ Amazon > 2.00 55%
Q3 also does not include Anthropic revaluation (the $53.4 billion gain from Q2 has already been recorded), so GAAP ≈ adjusted EPS, basically a "business coin toss": consensus expectation 2.01, operating profit guidance 22.5–26.5 billion, Q2 clean EPS 1.88; to exceed 2.00, operating profit needs to be close to the upper guidance limit, or interest/other income helps. Zacks' ESP is still -2.1%. The real big upside is in Q4 (Anthropic IPO pricing in November), not this time.$ETH Ethereum is weakly oscillating around $2,370, with short-term technical signals leaning bearish, but some price-direction-inconsistent events are happening beneath the surface.
Technically: The 1-hour ADX reaches 33.90, indicating a clear downtrend strength; the buy-sell depth ratio of the top five levels is only 0.33, with overwhelming selling pressure. Once $2,360 is broken, $2,300 becomes the next critical support to watch.
However, a notable marginal easing has appeared on the macro side. Brent crude surged to $113.5, Middle East oil tanker attacks continue to escalate, yet the 10-year US Treasury yield has fallen below 5%. Safe-haven buying and a sharp drop in AI stocks have pushed funds back into bonds. The rise in oil prices failed to continue driving rate expectations; some traders have even pushed the next rate hike pricing from December to January next year. This is an underestimated breathing room for zero-yield assets.
On-chain signals: In the past 48 hours, exchange ETH reserves have dropped sharply by 170,000 coins; 133 whale addresses have increased holdings by over 426,000 ETH; institutions sold nearly $159 million BTC and swapped for about 64,500 ETH within 11 days. Although ETFs saw a net outflow of $111 million yesterday, there was a sign of a single-day positive inflow on the 21st. The signal has not yet formed a trend but indicates supply contraction.
If $2,355–$2,360 holds, there is a short-term condition for organized recovery under the supply contraction narrative; but if $2,448 is not reclaimed, the bearish technical structure will not truly reverse.
Overall, always go long, always tear up with emotion $ETH Microsoft > 4.82 68%
In the past four quarters, GAAP has consistently exceeded expectations (+2%~+33%), with Azure guidance at 45% constant currency. Morgan Stanley says 47% is needed to support the stock price. The base for Q4 FY26 GAAP is 4.81, and Q1 FY27 revenue guidance is 90.4 billion, up 16% year-over-year. If operating leverage is sufficient, it could reach 4.8–4.9; the biggest variable is the OpenAI equity method loss (which dragged about $0.4 per share in Q1 FY26), which will determine whether it is 4.5 or 4.9.#MetaAISpendingConcerns Meta's Q3 revenue rose 26% YoY to $64.601B, but Al spending raised concerns over returns. Latest filings show future lease and noncancelable contract commitments of ~$825B, up from nearly $700B disclosed in July, mainly for Al infrastructure.
Shares fell ~7% Oct 22, while five-year CDS spreads widened to ~116 basis points. Despite revenue growth, long-term funding needs and the time required to realize Al investment returns are reshaping market assessments of Meta.$META SanDisk > 47.15 80%
Guidance $44–46, but using the company's own revenue/GM/expense median to reverse calculate about 46.4, the guidance itself is conservative; EPS for the past four quarters exceeded the guidance median by +25%/+80%/+94%/+53%, with the smallest time still +24.6%. Additionally, the guidance is based on 155M shares, while Q1 still has $15.5 billion in buyback authorization unused—each reduction of 1 million shares adds about +$0.30. NAND contract prices increased quarter-over-quarter by +1015% in Q3 and +1520% in Q4 (TrendForce), enterprise-level SSDs are still accelerating.
Risks include spot prices dropping 6.5% over four weeks and weak consumer demand: if revenue is only $10.4–10.5 billion and GM 83–83.5%, EPS would fall to around 45. There is a puzzling point that I want to highlight separately.
In the past three days, about $1.07 billion has flowed into the US spot Bitcoin ETF, and October has turned from net outflow to net inflow. But BTC hasn't gone up; instead, it dropped from near 85,000 to around 81,100.
Money is coming in, but the price is falling. I usually don't dismiss this kind of divergence as noise.
What I care more about is where it is currently standing. Glassnode has drawn the average cost line of the US spot ETF around 81,000 to 81,500, and now it is exactly stuck on this line. Institutions are buying above, and the cost line is holding underneath, looking like a test of who is stronger.
Of course, I might be overthinking. If in the next few days the ETF turns to net outflow and the daily candle closes steadily below 81,000, then I'll put away the "institutional bottom support" theory for now.
Next, we will watch two things: whether this cost line can hold, and what the Federal Reserve says on Monday and Tuesday next week. If it holds, it means sentiment hasn't caught up with the funds; if it breaks, the quality of this rebound needs to be reassessed.
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#10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ $BTC fell below 81,000, evaporating $120 billion, and the group chat was full of wails. But I saw a piece of data that I think is worth discussing:
ETF net inflows have continued for three consecutive days, totaling $1.08 billion, with BlackRock's IBIT alone bringing in $235 million in a single day.
Institutions are buying, but prices are falling. What does this indicate? The selling pressure likely comes from leveraged liquidations and retail panic, not from any fundamental issues. If it were truly a macro collapse, ETF funds should be fleeing as well, but they are not.
The Middle East news actually came out on the 21st, and whether "Trump approved it" has not been confirmed yet. Using an unconfirmed military plan as a reason to dump the market feels more like an excuse for the decline.
Regarding the Federal Reserve, it is very likely to hold steady in October; the real focus should be on December. Saying there is "pre-meeting panic" doesn't align with the timeline.
The fear index is at 14, indicating extreme fear. This is the position where people are most likely to get cut at the bottom.
So what I want to ask is:
If ETF inflows haven't stopped and institutions are still buying, is this round of decline really due to macro deterioration, or is it just leverage being cleared? At the 80,000 level, do you think it can hold?
#10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ $ETH JPMorgan has put an "official price tag" on BTC: 10% annualized
In JPMorgan's 31st Long-Term Capital Market Assumptions, Bitcoin was included for the first time: baseline scenario annualized return of 10%, bear market -9.7%, bull market +17%, with volatility estimated at 55%. But don't rush to call for institutional entry: it was not included in any model portfolio, and is positioned as a "speculative asset, a hedge against monetary easing." The significance of this document lies not in the numbers, but in the stance: the world's largest bank has started pricing BTC using the same framework it uses for long-term assumptions on stocks and bonds. From "no touch" to "price tagging and watching," the gap in between is compliance and time. In the long run, this is more valuable than any trading call. #摩根大通首次将比特币纳入长期收益预测 $BTC