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BlackRock's third Bitcoin ETF has been filed, with "Protect" directly in the name: a layer underneath and a cap on top. The first two rely on selling options to collect premiums, but this one does the opposite by spending money to buy protection, so both inflow and outflow involve fees. The same IBIT exposure is split into three parts and sold three times, trying to profit from both ends; that small premium will be quickly deducted from the cap.
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$ETH The news surged before the earnings report.
Sandisk surged as much as 8% intraday on Monday, closing up 5.53% at $1,371.12, and the entire storage sector followed suit with a recovery.
The trigger was a weekend report from South Korea's Seoul Economic Daily: Samsung has accepted Nvidia's request to produce the base chip of NVHBM using TSMC's 3nm process — this is Samsung's first cooperation with TSMC in the HBM segment.
Nvidia's move pulls Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron all into the same NVHBM standard: 15% power reduction, 30% bandwidth increase, and freeing up 30% space for compute chips.
But despite the excitement, don't get ahead of yourself.
Sandisk has dropped 23.5% in the past month and 13.3% in 5 days; this rally is more of an oversold rebound; plus, the supply risk from China's CXMT remains, and once storage prices loosen, profits will still be squeezed.
I think this is a "technical correction + news catalyst," not a fundamental reversal. Chasing highs is betting on sentiment. The invalidation point: SNDK must hold above $1,500 on volume, or if CXMT risks substantially ease and memory price hikes restart, then this analysis is void.
Are you siding with "news changes valuation" or "rebound after deep decline"?
$SNDK $NVDA $MU
#AI #semiconductor Yesterday's rebound bullish candle, honestly, felt very weak.
$BTC softened as soon as it touched above 83,000, like hitting an invisible ceiling, pulling back faster than anyone else. Other coins are even worse; no one dares to touch the 20-day moving average. The Fear and Greed Index is at 34, just climbing out of extreme fear, with a seven-day average of only 25. A rebound under this emotional backdrop means chasing the high is just giving away profits.
My current stance is clear: no chasing, but also no shorting. Waiting for signals.
What signals? Three, and missing any one means no go:
① $BTC truly holds above 85,000. Not just a quick spike, but closing above, stepping on it, and not falling back. Why 85,000 instead of 83,000? Because 83,000 is the average cost line for spot ETPs; when ETFs approach this line, the unlocking positions start to sell off. Bitfinex anchors the ETF group's cost basis at 84,358, meaning $BTC needs to be above this level for institutional buying to shift from "defense" to "offense." 83,000 is a selling pressure zone; 85,000 is the attitude.
② $ETH recovers the 20-day moving average. $ETH is the worst-performing major coin this round, no contest. Spot $ETH ETFs have had net outflows for eight consecutive weeks, and Grayscale ETHE continues to leak money daily. The 20-day moving average is around 2,532, with the price still over a hundred dollars away, and the daily RSI once dropped to 29, a "nobody wants it" zone. If it can hold back above, it’s not just about $ETH; it means the risk appetite switch for the entire altcoin sector is turned back on.
③ ETF funds turn positive. Not just a single-day positive, but a trend reversal. $BTC ETFs outflowed $228.4 million in the past two weeks; $ETH ETFs are even worse with eight consecutive weeks of bleeding. Fund flows are the most honest indicator in this market; prices can lie, flows cannot.
All three must light up simultaneously for me to recognize a trend reversal. Missing any one means it’s just a rebound, not a bottom.
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Regarding $ZEC, today’s setting of the NU7 mainnet activation height might be overlooked by many, but I’m watching closely.
Note the wording: today is setting the height, not switching. Block time will be reduced from 75 seconds to 25 seconds, with 60% of fees going into a reserve pool and gradually released to miners — this economic model design is much more interesting than just "speeding up." $ZEC has been repairing around 1,150 these past two days, not without reason. The previous spike already washed out a batch of panic sellers; yesterday’s rebound shows whales are accumulating, and they’re not hesitant.
The narrative here hasn’t broken. Privacy track + supply structure reform + halving expectations resonance — as long as NU7’s timeline doesn’t have surprises, ZEC is the kind of asset that feels "lighter after the wash." But a word of caution upfront: $ZEC’s liquidity depth is not in the same league as $BTC/$ETH; spikes can wash others and also wash you. Manage your position accordingly.
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$BTC waits for 85,000, $ETH waits for the 20-day moving average, $ZEC waits for NU7 to land. Three stories, three rhythms.
Which do you think will give the signal first? $BTC $ETH $ZEC
#机构资金转弱，BTC与ETH谁先迎来回流？ #SpaceX上市后首份完整季度财报将揭晓 #奈飞增长或放缓，广告业务成新看点 Brothers, late-night review. After discussing Bitcoin and altcoins, let's shift our focus to the US stock market and talk about Tesla $TSLA (TSLA). The disagreement over this stock is even bigger than in the crypto world; bulls and bears seem to be in two parallel universes.
First, let's look at the fundamentals. The core contradiction is one: is it a car company or an AI company?
Q3 deliveries hit 486,000 vehicles, exceeding expectations, but this was rushed before subsidies phased out. The real test is whether this momentum can continue into Q4. More critically, the energy storage business is dragging, with deployment volumes below expectations. This segment has high profit margins, so its underperformance is a big setback.
Now, the real variables: Robotaxi and FSD V15. The Austin fleet is expanding, and FSD V15 will be released this month with parameters improved tenfold. Wall Street bulls are pinning their hopes on this to revalue the stock. But whether it can sustain large-scale operation without safety drivers remains unknown.
My judgment:
The biggest hurdle is the earnings report after market close on October 21. If energy storage continues to underperform, the stock price will likely bottom out; if FSD progress exceeds expectations, the market might skip the earnings and hype AI directly.
My strategy:
No heavy bets on direction before the earnings report. Those wanting to get in should wait for the report. If energy storage causes a sell-off creating a golden opportunity, that would be a left-side entry. Remember, at a 355x P/E ratio, you're not buying a car company, you're buying a Robotaxi lottery ticket.
Brothers, don't get carried away, wait for the wind. We'll see the outcome tomorrow, let's play it cool! #特斯拉交付超预期后盈利修复成焦点 U.S. stocks are rebounding, $BTC is relatively resilient, but $ETH is still not showing any favor to the bulls. @天晴 ETH has consistently stuck to going long in this situation, but what’s truly worth remembering isn’t just the phrase “hold on,” but the clearly defined plan at the end: wait to buy back at a lower position, and if it breaks key support, then handle it. The direction can be firm, but the account cannot bear all drawdowns based on faith alone. First, look at ETH. He started by reviewing the short-term trades of buying at 2,350 and exiting near 2,430, and also explained that he still holds positions he wants to keep longer. These two things are not contradictory: part of the position can be for price difference, while another part waits for recovery; but if you mix the positions that have already taken profit with those still at a floating loss, you might mistakenly think all holdings are equally easy. During the session, he began discussing new long positions around 2,415, then continued buying just above 2,400, stating that he increased his contract position from about 150 ETH to 200 ETH. The price did not immediately rise as he expected with the U.S. stock market opening, and he admitted ETH is weaker than BTC, with his average price still above 2,400. What is recorded here is the actual process of him choosing to increase exposure, not a standard position size that can be copied without considering capital scale. The further along, the clearer his description of the distance for adding positions: with existing longs near 2,400, there’s no need to repeatedly add at too close a price because the price difference isn’t enough and ETH itself is weak. He mainly observes the new low opportunity around 2,350–2,360, rather than adding a position just because the price drops a few dollars. Buying at a low position and continuously lowering the average price are two different strategies.On the surface, everything seems jubilant, but underneath it's quietly closing up? The Nasdaq rose 1.32%, the semiconductor triple-leveraged ETF surged 10.3%, and the Korean leveraged ETF even jumped nearly 17%—is this lively activity a return of risk appetite, or just a few people increasing leverage? I've been staring at these numbers for a long time. $QQQ only rose 1.32%, $SPY was even more sluggish at just 0.53%, but leveraged products like $SOXL, $KORU, and $SNXX all took off with double-digit gains. This is not a broad rally; it's the leveraged side getting excited unilaterally. The index level is moderate, but the amplifiers are frenzied, structurally quite fragmented. The cross-market linkage is even more interesting. The Korean related leveraged ETF jumped nearly 17% in one day, indicating that the risk appetite in the Asian tech chain was directly ignited by the US stock market opening sentiment, and small semiconductor material stocks like $AXTI also rose 10.5%. The capital is not broadly spreading but concentrated on high-beta, high-leverage, strongly linked tech narratives. This transmission is fast but fragile—once the US tech leaders retreat after opening, the sentiment premium in the Asian session will be quickly withdrawn. The bullish logic is: the semiconductor chain linkage remains, leveraged products leading gains often mean short-term risk appetite is indeed recovering, and high-beta assets like $BTC and $ETH usually don't perform badly in this sentiment, with altcoin sentiment possibly catching a breath as well. But the risk is also here: the gains in leveraged ETFs are amplified results, not evidence of incremental funds. The index only rises a little, while the amplifiers jump a lot, indicating the driving force is more biased This week's cross-market review: US stocks, gold, BTC, actually trading the same thing
The three markets seem to be moving independently this week, but the underlying anchor is only one: long-term US Treasury yields.
📌 US Stocks
After a pullback last week, the Nasdaq had a weak rebound this week, but breadth hasn't fully recovered; the main gainers are semiconductors/AI hardware. The long-term 10Y Treasury yield is hovering above 5.1%, so valuation pressure remains.
📌 Gold
COMEX gold is grinding around 4140–4160; the dollar has slightly retreated, but yields haven't, making it hard for gold to start a trend. Silver is weaker than gold, indicating it's not a pure safe-haven buy but rather high positions deleveraging.
📌 BTC
BTC has returned near 83,000, but don't misjudge it as "digital gold." It now moves more like the Nasdaq; when risk appetite drops, it falls first. IBIT is below the mid-term moving average, and the annual moving average is a key defense line.
🔑 Next, watch these 3 things:
1) Whether the 10Y Treasury yield can fall below 5.0%
2) Whether gold can hold 4090–4100
3) Whether BTC's annual moving average/ETF fund flows turn positive
Conclusion:
This is not an environment of "gold hedging US stocks, BTC independently bullish," but a synchronized volatile market dominated by rate pricing. Frameworks are more valuable than predictions, and position sizing is more valuable than courage. $BTC #奈飞增长或放缓，广告业务成新看点 #奈飞增长或放缓，广告业务成新看点 Netflix's fundamentals have entered a mature phase, with subscriber growth slowing as a long-term trend. Whether the stock price can continue to rise in the future hinges on the successful realization of its advertising business. In the short term, the advertising volume is still very small and unlikely to immediately change revenue growth rates; over a longer period, if the ad-supported plan is successfully rolled out globally, combined with high-premium ad inventory from live sports, the secondary monetization of hundreds of millions of existing subscribers will open up a whole new growth space. Simply put: subscribers provide the basic cash flow, while advertising determines Netflix's next valuation ceiling.Rallied last night, then dropped again this morning; the storage sector hasn't truly stabilized yet. Previously, I didn't choose to bottom-fish storage but tried going long on the relatively diversified volatility of QQQ. It seems that continuing to control risk remains important.
Last night, US tech stocks saw an oversold rebound; SK Hynix ADR rose 4.67%, and Micron and SanDisk also showed some recovery. But when the Korean market opened today, SK Hynix fell over 4% again, indicating that market divergence remains evident.
Besides inflation pressure, high US Treasury yields, and concerns over AI financing returns, SK Hynix faces new uncertainty. Korean regulators believe that its subsidiary Solidigm's potential plan to list in the US might violate duplicate listing rules, adding pressure to market sentiment.
From a fundamental perspective, there's no evidence that HBM demand has suddenly worsened, but the market is reassessing whether AI capital expenditures can be sustained and the future competitive landscape of the storage industry.
What I care more about is whether the funds have truly returned, not how much the rebound is in a single day. US stocks rose last night, but the Korean market didn't continue the strength today, at least indicating that the bottom cannot be easily judged yet.
A short-term rebound does not equal a trend reversal, and good fundamentals don't mean the stock price won't continue to fall. Patiently wait for both funds and prices to confirm together; don't rush to bottom-fish.
$SNDK $MU $SKHYNIX Makalah Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh (Columbia) di Brookings memproyeksikan investasi infrastruktur AI AS sebesar $10,3 triliun pada 2025–2032 dimana merupakan rata-rata 3,63% dari PDB per tahun yang mencakup pusat data, sistem tenaga, jaringan, dan chip. Sebagai pembandingnya boom rel kereta api rata-rata hanya sekitar 2,2% dari PDB selama puncaknya, dan boom telekomunikasi serat optik sekitar 1,1%. Makalah itu juga menghitung kebutuhan pendapatan sekitar $3,7 triliun per tahun pada 2032 dimana setaContract funds have started to flow back, there is a rebound, but it is too early to talk about a trend reversal!
From the capital data, $ETH shows obvious short- to mid-term inflows, with net inflows of $832 million and $257 million respectively over 24 hours. However, over 30 days, both still show net outflows of $7.236 billion and $7.822 billion respectively. Short-term capital replenishment and mid- to long-term capital withdrawal coexist, so the market is not yet fully bullish.
$BTC: Short-term funds dominate, with continuous net inflows from 1 hour to 24 hours, indicating that buyers are starting to gain strength in the long-short game. My judgment is short-term bullish, but beware of a pullback after the capital inflow surge; do not chase the rally, wait for a pullback confirmation.
ETH: The short-term capital inflow is strong, with a 24-hour net inflow of $257 million, but a 30-day net outflow of $7.822 billion; capital recovery still needs time. Short-term rebound is possible, but whether it can sustain a continuous trend depends on whether subsequent funds can continue.
SOL: 24-hour net outflow of $3.55 million, short-term capital performance is volatile, currently lacking clear sustained inflow signals. Without capital support, no rush to bottom-fish.
$ZEC: 24-hour net inflow of $48.77 million, but short-term funds show outflows from 5 to 30 minutes, indicating weakened short-term support. Continue to observe whether funds can turn positive again; do not blindly chase highs.
Short-term priority is on BTC and ETH, SOL is temporarily on the sidelines, and ZEC awaits capital stabilization.
#机构资金转弱，BTC与ETH谁先迎来回流？ On October 19, SkyAI, formerly known as Sharps Technology, recently underwent a radical strategic shift. The company has completely liquidated its Solana (SOL) reserves to fund its stock and warrant buyback program, transforming from once being the fifth largest Solana treasury holder to having zero holdings. According to a statement released by SkyAI on Monday, as of October 16, the company held approximately $223.8 million in cash and has "completed the sale of all SOL." In this buyback plan, SkyAI proposed to repurchase 95% of the outstanding shares at a price of $3 per share or warrant. If the buyback is fully subscribed, the company will have about $22.5 million remaining before related expenses. Additionally, since it no longer holds SOL, the company has canceled the original buyback condition requiring SOL prices to remain above $100. This liquidation move was very swift and sudden. As recently as September 14, SkyAI reaffirmed its Solana treasury strategy and claimed to hold over 2 million SOL. However, the buyback announcement on October 11 revealed it had sold about 1 million SOL, and subsequent SEC filings showed a remaining balance of only about 600,000 SOL. This rapid sell-off has triggered concern from Bastion T, a major shareholder holding nearly 10% of SkyAI's shares."Don't Be Short Fuel at 1141" 🧊
The short ratio across the entire network has surged to 70%, and the sentiment feels like a wild party. But the more everyone is bearish, the more you have to watch out for the market makers flipping the script with a knife 🔪. ZEC dropped from 1697 to 1141—do you really think it's to bring retail investors shared prosperity? Don't be naive.
The fundamentals aren't reassuring either: ETF funds keep flowing out, the shadow of money laundering investigations hasn't lifted, big off-exchange funds are avoiding it, and on-exchange it's just existing holders cutting each other down. This kind of situation is most prone to a double whammy for longs and shorts 🎯.
From a technical perspective, the MA20 at 1165 is pressing down hard, the rebound can't reach it, and the trend is indeed bearish. But 1141 is a position that's neither here nor there, chasing shorts directly is awkward ⚠️. If the market makers first pull up a "piercing arrow" to clear out high-leverage floating positions, short orders will explode instantly, and then they'll smash it down again—you won't even have time to react.
True hunters 🐺 don't strike when sentiment is hottest and positions are most twisted. When shorts are celebrating wildly, hold your hands first. $BTC $ETH $ZEC
#芯片股八连跌后反弹，AI交易能否修复？ ETF net inflows for three consecutive trading days: $16.2 million, $16.3 million, $16.4 million, totaling less than $50 million over three days. Has the capital really shifted this time? First, the news. On the capital side: the latest single-day net inflow was $16.4 million, with the previous two days at $16.3 million and $16.2 million respectively (positive for three consecutive days); however, the 5-day cumulative net outflow is still $327.1 million, and the 10-day cumulative net outflow is $730 million. On the price side, BTC is at $82,493.7, +1.62% in 24 hours, -0.28% over the past week, with a 20-day range of $79,775.1 to $87,238.3; on the sentiment side, the Fear & Greed Index rose from 53 to 59; on the macro side, the US Dollar Index is 101.82 (-0.02%), gold is at 4,196.0 (+0.36%). Next, looking at the capital impact. The significance of turning positive for three consecutive days lies in the "direction," but the volume indicates the "strength"—the total over three days is about $48.9 million, which is only a small portion compared to the 5-day net outflow of $327 million. The corresponding judgment is: selling pressure has clearly weakened, but buying has not yet formed at scale. A full confirmation of a capital turning point requires the 5-day metric to turn positive, which has not happened yet. Implications for BTC: the value of these "small continuous inflows" is that they often appear early in a turning point—large funds do not build positions all at once but test the waters first. If the 5-day metric also turns positive next, then the capital turning point is basically established; if it turns back to outflow after three days, then it is just a brief pause As soon as crude oil eased, Bitcoin caught its breath.
On Monday, $BTC climbed back above $82,000, rising as much as 2.4% to reach $82,600; $ETH rose 3.7%, and $SOL surged over 4.6%.
Behind this is macro easing: Brent crude oil fell about 2% from a five-month high, and U.S. Treasury yields declined in tandem.
But last week $BTC only dropped about 3%, hitting a low of $80,112, and the spot ETF saw a net outflow of $228.6 million last week, marking the second consecutive week of losses.
I think this is an emotional recovery, not a reversal; oil prices remain high at $107. Until $85,000 is taken with volume or ETF inflows turn positive, I won’t chase.
Are you on the side of "risk appetite is back, so you can follow," or "a rebound is an opportunity to reduce positions"?
$BTC $ETH $SOL
#BTC #Rebound#SpaceX's first full quarterly financial report after listing will be revealed
Let's look at the current situation: Q2 revenue of 7.8 billion, year-on-year +92%, Starlink with 12 million users, operating profit of 1.66 billion, which looks good on the surface; but a net loss of 541 million, capital expenditure of 18.4 billion, AI burning 15.8 billion. Essentially, it's "Starlink generating cash flow, Starship + AI consuming money."
This stock is not an ordinary aerospace stock; it is a combination of "Starlink cash flow + computing power story + Musk premium." It's normal for the short term to see a drop due to unlocking and cash burn fears. For the mid-term, three things need to be watched — Starlink ARPU must not continue to collapse, AI computing power rental must truly bring in cash, and Starship test flights must not explode again.
I believe in not chasing the emotions on the night of the earnings report, nor do I trust the "trillion revenue" slogan. Wait until Q3 revenue breaks 13 billion, EPS turns positive, and free cash flow bleeding slows down; only then is it a mid-term signal to increase holdings. Otherwise, it will be high-level volatility, news-driven, with retail investors taking chips.$BTC is broadly in the green today, but the capital flow remains unsettled. Spot ETFs saw a weekly net outflow of 228 million, totaling 910 million over two weeks; CEX had a seven-day net inflow of 8,237 coins, with Binance alone accounting for 6,463, while Coinbase reversed with a net outflow of 1,399 coins—chips are changing hands, not just pure incremental entry.
There’s also plenty of macro noise: the French parliament narrowly passed a heavy 31.4% tax on stablecoins; the Quantum Alliance warns that 30% of supply faces quantum risk, marking 2028 as a threat window; whales dormant for 12–13 years have awakened, moving 416 coins at a cost of just a hundred dollars.
These seem more like short-term disturbances; the overall upward trend for $ETH, $SNDK, and others across the network remains intact.
In the mid-term view, institutional competition is intensifying, and Deutsche Bank’s accelerated custody is also a signal of traditional capital entering. Pullbacks are for consolidation; hold core positions firmly.
#嘉信开放BTC转账，德银布局托管 #嘉信开放BTC转账，德银布局托管
[Charles Schwab Opens BTC Transfers: Easier to Buy Coins, But What About New Capital Inflows?]
Charles Schwab has started allowing qualified clients to transfer $BTC and $ETH to external wallets, while Deutsche Bank is preparing to enter institutional crypto custody. One targets retail clients, the other targets enterprises and institutions. Traditional finance is moving crypto business from "making it possible for you to buy" to "helping you store it and even transfer it out."
Charles Schwab manages about $13.3 trillion in client assets. Even if only a small portion of clients actually allocate crypto assets, the potential channel is still significant. But don’t directly count this as BTC buying demand: client asset size does not equal crypto capital inflow, and opening transfer functions does not mean new purchases.
What I’m more optimistic about is the change in infrastructure. Banks starting to compete for custody, stablecoins, and tokenized asset businesses means crypto assets are gradually entering traditional financial service systems. However, Deutsche Bank’s business is still constrained by regulatory processes, and Schwab’s transfers are being opened in phases. What’s truly worth watching next is whether actual custody scale and net client buying increase, not just a few more big institutions announcing entry. Wall Street’s entry is an important step, but real money arriving is the next step.Morning, it's another new day, and $BTC is still at the familiar price.
According to Glassnode data, net active selling on perpetual contracts dropped from $890 million to $560 million last week, and weekly outflows from the US BTC spot ETF also shrank from $680 million to $230 million, showing a clear reduction in selling pressure.
The bad news is that the ETF's weekly trading volume has fallen to only $10.1 billion, breaking below the lower boundary, and the spot price momentum 36 is also hovering near the lower edge, with no enthusiasm from buyers at all.
This means selling pressure is retreating, but new buying hasn't entered the market yet,
resulting in this frustrating sideways consolidation.
#机构资金转弱，BTC与ETH谁先迎来回流？ The gap between $40 million and $2 million is rewriting the rules of airdrops. Are you still treating free tokens as a low-cost lottery? When I saw that comparison, I was stunned for a moment: in the last round, L2 projects like ARB and STRK were backed by top-tier VCs with hundreds of millions of dollars supporting them. After TGE, there was market-making willingness, secondary market support, and narrative momentum. But now many new projects have only raised a few million dollars, and after deducting manpower, marketing, and listing fees, there’s almost nothing left. This change in numbers is more honest than any slogan; it shows that the odds structure of airdrops has changed. My own feeling is that the four major L2 projects from 2023 to 2024—op, arb, strk, zk—were indeed standard setups of star teams plus luxury capital. Back then, when you earned a big free token, you instinctively thought the team would support the price, the community would take over, and the secondary market would pay. But what happened? I reinvested my earnings heavily and ended up losing profits. That lesson wasn’t "don’t be greedy," but that I mistook primary market success for secondary market certainty. What’s more worth watching now is the strength and weakness of the sector itself. With shrinking financing, the first thing to reflect isn’t price but the behavior of the project teams: less money for market-making, weaker price support, more cautious listing pace, and possibly more urgent airdrop releases. Emotionally, risk appetite for altcoins is suppressed, and funds prefer to stay in BTC and ETH, which don’t require trust in a small team. Even within the L2 sector, there will be stratification: those with real revenue and treasuries can still sustain narratives, while those relying purely on subsidies and points...$BTC is now at $81,644. Here I am WAITING, still holding a long position opened at $83,030 without any action.
A) If the 4H candle closes firmly above $82,600, this level is the POC with the highest trading volume in the last 14 days. Above it, there are two resistances at $82,892 and $83,171. Only if it holds above this can we look for further bullish continuation; breaking below $82,600 invalidates this.
B) If it pulls back to $81,033 but does not break it, this level has been tested 5 times, held 3 times, broken once, and once with no reaction. The mid-level rebound is 1.99%, so you can consider buying the dip here; breaking below $80,681 breaks the structure, then wait for further signals.
Regarding position size, if the price first rises above the $83,030 cost basis, I will reduce half my position and move the stop loss for the remaining to the cost basis. The position volume dropped 1.9% in 24 hours, and the price dropped 1.08%, indicating longs are stopping out rather than new shorts entering, showing short-term weak sentiment.
Here, would you choose to wait for a rebound or buy long directly at $81,033? #OKXTraderVoices Rebound under pressure, manage positions first
$BTC: Watch for selling pressure above 82500–82900, with 83700 as defense; downside targets are 80960 and 80390. If the 4-hour candle closes above 83600, the bearish logic is invalidated.
$ETH: Keep only half of the short position at 2505, stop loss moved to cost; around 2420, just watch without adding new positions.
$ZEC: Pressure observation zone at 1205–1225, stop loss at 1268; targets at 1122.6 and 1111.3. If the 4-hour candle closes above 1260, this is invalidated.
Top 3 impactful factors:
1️⃣ Cooling risk appetite in US stocks: On Friday, tech and AI sectors were sold off, oil prices and interest rates rose, Nasdaq dropped about 1.5% intraday, BTC closed lower for the second consecutive week.
2️⃣ Weak daily structure: BTC is about 1.44% below EMA20 (82,778), all six coins are below daily EMA20 and the three 4-hour EMAs; BTC positions increased during the decline, beware of short squeezes.
3️⃣ ETF divergence: BTC net inflow +$5.1M on 10/15 (compared to -$261.4M on 10/14); ETH net outflow -$60.3M; ZEC ETF outflow about $15M; 10/16 data incomplete.
🧭 Conclusion: Weak structure combined with US stock drag, rebound under pressure is the main idea, but prioritize position and stop loss management to guard against incomplete data and short squeeze disturbances. ⚠️ Not investment advice. After $BTC surged and then pulled back, @张教主。 did not immediately change the rebound scenario to a waterfall expectation. What he cares more about is: the price has reached a resistance zone, active buying is still increasing, yet the price cannot push higher. This contradiction warrants caution for a pullback, but whether the pullback breaks the original structure depends on the reaction at key levels; one should not change the entire direction just because of a single bearish candle. He believes this upward move has hit a previous trapped position and a support-resistance flip zone. Some will take profits here, and some will try to short; it’s not a place that can be passed lightly. The market shows CVD rising while the price struggles to continue climbing, which he views as a sign of a small-scale bearish divergence. However, he does not interpret the divergence as an inevitable major drop. If CVD continues upward while the price remains stagnant or even falls back, the market may return to a consolidation zone and spend more time there. The signal tells him the advance is not smooth but does not prove every subsequent step in advance. In his original plan, the upper rebound observation zone remains intact; liquidity near 84000 has not lost its value of attention due to the recent drop. He mentioned he has already reduced some long positions, and the remaining positions will continue to be managed according to the original defensive plan. The most important thing here is not simply to stubbornly stay bullish but to first reduce exposure and then decide how much position can wait for the target. He repeatedly reminds not to fixate on the one-minute candlestick chart. If the price drops a bit, calling it a waterfall, and if it rebounds a bit, saying it has stabilized, it’s easy to be misled by the back-and-forth fluctuations. Even if the market eventually moves in a certain direction, there may be pullbacks along the way; holding Updated: 2026-10-20 COP (Electricity Cost): $62,068 / BTC AISC (All-In Sustaining Cost): $80,688 / BTC BTC Price: $81,647 (Oct 20, 07:25 VNT) Price / COP: 1.32x Price / AISC: 1.01x => Hold, observe & wait zone 200W SMA: +21.6% (vs 200W SMA) Market Insights: Bitcoin continues to trade right near the upper boundary of its All-In Sustaining Cost (AISC). Week W42 saw continued downward adjustment, with prices briefly dipping to $79.8k. Given this correction, key attention should remain on the next m【AI computing power business is very profitable, but CoreWeave may be crushed by debt first】
JPMorgan says the market is too pessimistic, but the bond market has already started voting with its feet. CoreWeave's stock price $CRWV dropped about 20% last week, and the company's bond yield once surged above 15%. Investors are not worried about the lack of demand for computing power, but that the money spent on building data centers and buying GPUs is burning too fast, and the payback speed cannot keep up with financing pressure.
JPMorgan did the math: the unleveraged internal rate of return for a typical five-year contract is about 15%, higher than the company's estimated 9% to 11% weighted average cost of capital. It sounds profitable, but each additional 1 gigawatt of capacity requires an upfront investment of over $35 billion, and revenue can only be gradually realized after the equipment is put into operation.
I think the bulls have a point, and the bears are not worrying without reason. Customers signing long-term contracts only prove that demand is secured, but it does not mean financing will never stop or cash flow will never be interrupted. The company expects to rely on cash flow from existing business to support expansion only by 2030, and any financing obstacles in the meantime could turn the growth story into a debt story. What to watch next is not how hot AI demand is, but whether the new computing power can be put into production on schedule, realize revenue, and truly cover financing costs. As long as this calculation hasn't worked out, bottom fishing requires caution.After the deep V, don't get carried away, the long-short ratio is "cooling down" 🔥
That early morning deep V, how many brothers slapped their thighs shouting "Bull return, quick recovery" 🚀? Stay calm first. Now it's past 4 PM, the market seems stable, but in fact longs and shorts are being wildly reshuffled 🔄.
$BTC near 82700, after pulling up from 80.6K, the upward momentum is weak; the 4-hour long-short ratio dropped from 1.9 to 1.49, shorts got crushed, profitable longs are also closing positions, longs and shorts are balancing out, intraday likely to oscillate above 82K for digestion 📉.
$ETH 2428, long-short ratio 2.82→2.04, crowded longs easing; but the 4-hour chart is stuck at previous downtrend resistance, many trapped positions, don't blindly chase above 2440, wait for a pullback for more stability 🧊.
SOL 105.6, the strongest rebound, long-short ratio 2.68→2.21, open interest decreasing, bulls are exiting during the rally, chips are washed out, positions lightened, strong resistance above 108-110 🚧.
Summary: After both longs and shorts exploded, the market cooled down comprehensively, the market is healthier than this morning; chasing highs and selling lows now = paying fees to the dog manipulators 💸, wait for the US stock market open to see the direction. Key levels: BTC 82K/80.6K, ETH 2400, SOL 100 📍. #机构资金转弱，BTC与ETH谁先迎来回流？ #SpaceX上市后首份完整季度财报将揭晓 Oil prices, interest rates, and AI stocks are all adding pressure to the market.
BTC's rebound this round has been tough, with a very clear logic behind it: rising oil prices increase inflation pressure, high interest rates raise the cost of capital, and pressure on tech stocks weakens the market's risk appetite.
1. Rising oil prices suppress easing expectations
Energy prices affect transportation and production costs, ultimately passing through to commodity prices.
The harder it is to reduce inflation, the less room the Federal Reserve has to ease policy. For the liquidity-dependent crypto market, this directly impacts the willingness of new funds to enter.
2. High interest rates raise the entry barrier for capital
U.S. Treasury bonds offer higher yields, so stocks and BTC need stronger reasons to rise to attract funds.
At the same time, the rising cost of borrowing for investment and expansion makes the market pay more attention to cash flow and actual returns.
3. AI investments begin to face return scrutiny
Data center construction requires huge capital, and companies relying on debt expansion are more sensitive to high interest rates.
Investors are asking when the investments will become profitable; tech stock valuations are under pressure, and BTC is also dragged down by declining risk appetite.
For BTC's rebound, watch two resistance levels first:
First at $83,300, then at $84,200.
When the rebound reaches these levels, focus on whether it can break through with volume and hold on a pullback. If it cannot hold after a surge, it is still considered a consolidation repair. Only after gradually reclaiming these two resistance levels can there be a basis for further strengthening.【 $10 Billion Floods into Crypto Vaults, Who's Making Money for Whom? 】
Crypto vault deposits have surpassed $10 billion, and DeFi is finally moving beyond just trading coins to actually putting them to work for yield. Data shows that deposits in these vaults have grown from about $4 billion at the start of 2025 to over $10 billion now, with fintech companies, digital asset treasury institutions, and hedge funds all participating.
The model is somewhat like on-chain asset management products: funds are handed over to strategy managers who select borrowers, collateral, and risk exposure. Common annual yields range from about 3% to 10%, with high-risk strategies even exceeding 20%. The returns look attractive, but where the money actually comes from and whether the collateral can be liquidated in time ultimately determine if you get your principal back.
The changes behind these numbers are even more worth watching. Institutions' willingness to put crypto assets into on-chain lending shows demand is extending from trading to yield management. But $10 billion is deposit size—it does not equal $10 billion in new buying power, nor does it mean the entire DeFi bull market has arrived. The bigger the vaults, the greater the risk transmission could be; if collateral crashes, redemptions concentrate, or contracts are attacked, automatic liquidations could even amplify selling pressure. What to watch next is not how fast the scale can grow, but whether these vaults can protect principal during downturns. $BTC ETF net inflow of 21.4 billion in 2025, down 6% for the year.
This year, an inflow of 300 million, currently down 5%, let's see how much can flow in over the next 2 months! #机构资金转弱，BTC与ETH谁先迎来回流？ Strive bought 4,045 BTC last week. I went through the 8-K they filed on Monday and think this momentum should be discounted.
Seventy percent of these 4,045 BTC were bought on Monday and Tuesday, coinciding with the $369 million from stock warrant exercises arriving. In the following three days, only 1,223 BTC were purchased. The remaining batch of warrants expired on Tuesday; this kind of money only comes once.
At first, I also thought the $630 million preferred stock delivered today would be fully invested into BTC. Looking closely at the terms, this batch of SATS has about $105 million in dividends for one year, and at delivery, about $160 million in cash and securities must be set aside to cover a year and a half of dividends.
The treasury's buying power depends on continuous financing; if it can't be renewed, it stops. If after SATS delivery Strive buys more than 4,045 BTC in a week, I'll admit I was wrong. #机构资金转弱，BTC与ETH谁先迎来回流？ Capital Return Sequence: BTC Moves First, Ethereum Follows
Institutional funds are generally retreating, with both BTC and ETH bleeding. Many ask: who will see capital return first?
Let's talk about BTC first. To institutions, it resembles digital gold and has a higher risk tolerance. When the market is unfavorable, large funds usually just buy less rather than liquidate all at once. Once the overall environment eases, institutions typically prioritize BTC when re-entering the market.
In contrast, ETH is more volatile. Currently, Ethereum ETF funds continue to flow out, and institutions are more cautious about it. Only when the overall market heats up will funds rotate to Ethereum—it is a type that follows after the market warms up.
In summary: under normal circumstances, BTC will see capital return earlier. After BTC funds flow back steadily and the market stabilizes, ETH will follow.
Of course, this is not absolute. If positive news emerges for ETH, it may attract funds in the short term. But based on institutional habits, conservative funds prioritize BTC.
At this stage, both coins are still in the outflow phase. Don't bet prematurely on who will rebound first. Watch when ETF funds stop flowing out and show sustained inflows before considering action.
$BTC $ETH $SOL
#机构资金转弱，BTC与ETH谁先迎来回流？
#嘉信开放BTC转账，德银布局托管
#交易之声：你的经验值得被听到 The world's largest bank has brought its US dollar deposit token onto Ethereum, yet $ETH is still hovering around $2400: banks are using the chain, but fund managers are selling coins—who's right in this contradiction? 🏦
On Monday, October 19, JPMorgan confirmed that JPM Coin (a US dollar deposit token, ticker JPMD) has been deployed on the Ethereum mainnet and is open to approved institutional clients.
A few key facts:
1. JPM Coin is not a retail stablecoin—it is a "deposit token" pegged 1:1 to JPMorgan's dollar deposits on its books, only for institutional use and not publicly tradable;
2. This is its second public chain after launching on Base last November; the bank says it plans to launch on Canton Network next;
3. The reason for choosing Ethereum is straightforward: liquidity + institutional clients are already concentrated on Ethereum, and the bank's private chain Kinexys already processes over $7 billion in transactions daily.
In contrast, on the other side: $ETH spot ETFs have seen a net outflow of about $955 million throughout October, with the price grinding around $2400.
My view: banks want settlement efficiency and compliance, fund managers want price trends—JPM Coin landing on Ethereum is a vote for Ethereum's "settlement layer" status, not a buy signal. In the short term, price depends on ETF fund flows; in the long term, it depends on who is actually using it on-chain. When news and capital flows conflict, watch more and act less. Yesterday's rebound quality was actually average; $BTC pulled back as soon as it touched above 83000, and other coins didn't even reclaim the 20-day moving average.
In this kind of market structure, chasing highs has poor cost-effectiveness. Only if three conditions are met simultaneously can one consider bottom-fishing:
1. BTC holds above 85000;
2. $ETH recovers the 20-day moving average;
3. ETF funds turn positive.
Why say this? Because holders of BTC ETFs have an average cost line around 84358 USD. When the rebound approaches this cost zone, there will be sell pressure from those looking to break even; only if it holds above can we say the trend has reversed.
ETH is the weakest major coin in this wave, down 4.3% over 7 days, still over a hundred dollars below the 20-day moving average (2532), with a daily RSI of only 29, indicating severe oversold conditions. If it can hold above the 20-day moving average, it likely means the trend has reversed.
Finally, about today's setting of the NU7 mainnet activation height for $ZEC. Note that today is setting the height, not switching. The mainnet upgrade includes: block time cut from 75 seconds to 25 seconds, and 60% of transaction fees go into the reserve pool before gradually being distributed to miners.
ZEC has been repairing around 1150 these past two days because the spike has already shaken out panic sellers. Yesterday's rebound was due to a whale stepping in. The narrative remains intact, so there is still opportunity. #机构资金转弱，BTC与ETH谁先迎来回流？ If the bottom of the next bear market is 120,000, what is there to fear now?
Someone has made a bold speculation: the bottom of the next BTC bear market might be at $120,000. Note, this is the bear market bottom, not the bull market peak.
Their basis comes from a historical coincidence on the monthly chart: the 2017 bull market peak was about 20,000, and the 2022 bear market bottom was about 15,500 — the previous bear bottom ultimately held near the earlier bull market peak. Now that BTC has completed a new major upward cycle, if it continues to reach new highs and completes a bull-bear transition, could the next bear bottom be not 60,000 or 80,000, but 120,000?
This speculation is worth serious consideration, but don’t rush to conclusions. The 2018 bear market did fall significantly below earlier historical highs; historical patterns are not ironclad. What’s truly worth pondering is the underlying logic: spot ETFs, institutional funds, and corporate treasury allocations are gradually entering the market, changing Bitcoin’s supply and demand structure. The four-year halving cycle may not repeat in exactly the same way.
So the core question isn’t "Is 120,000 accurate?" but rather: could the price we’re afraid to buy at now become a price that the next bear market never returns to?
This is more meaningful than guessing price points. If institutional funds continue accumulating and circulating supply tightens, then the price we agonize over today might just be the foothill when looking back years later. Conversely, if macro conditions shift and funds withdraw, 120,000 could just be a castle in the air.
Long-term scenario speculation is not a confirmed bottom prediction. You can treat it as a mirror: reflecting whether you’re scared by short-term volatility or truly understand that the supply and demand structure is changing.$BTC bears are weak, the whale's $110 million BTC long stop loss was set at $80,500, and the lowest price in the early morning dropped to $80,684, just $184 short of triggering this billion-dollar market sell order, but it stubbornly didn't break through.
The whale couldn't wait until 5 AM and directly closed the position at market price to cut losses, losing $3.26 million on this trade.
The most cunning part is, right after cutting the crypto long, he turned around and went to leverage up to go long on US stocks (TSLA, DRAM, SOXL)……$xSPCX Earnings Forecast: Bearish, but I prefer to first grind the time value before deciding the direction. (Not AI-generated filler)
This stock increasingly looks like a crypto altcoin to me.
A large number of 0DTE gamblers gather, and the options speculation attribute is very strong, which also makes earnings forecast significantly more difficult.
Currently, I have several judgments:
1. The current price is pinned in the $148–149 range, with a large amount of Sell Put / Sell Call positions profiting today.
2. I believe this earnings report may slightly deviate from market expectations, but not enough to drive a significant stock price increase.
3. If the earnings report does not significantly exceed expectations, I do not think the stock price can directly break upwards. It is more likely to slowly decline, first grinding down the time value of the options expiring on 10/21.
4. After the short-term options expire and the position structure is readjusted, the real direction will emerge.
My final judgment: $SPCX is bearish after earnings, more inclined to first oscillate to consume time value, then look downward for direction.
This stock’s speculative nature is too strong, making forecasting clearly more difficult than typical tech stocks, but I still lean bearish.
Will verify again after earnings.
#OKX US Stock Earnings Season
#SpaceX上市后首份完整季度财报将揭晓 This market really has nothing much to talk about; 83000 feels like a wall, with bulls and bears being ground back and forth.
Within 24h, BTC pulled from 81648 up to 83035, then dropped back near 81782, purely oscillating; ETH peaked at 2443 and bottomed at 2386, currently at 2401; SOL showed relative resilience, rising from 103.4 to above 106, now at 104.73. Looking at the weekly chart, BTC -1.26%, ETH -4.65%, SOL -3.47%, no crash, but no real effort to push upward either.
The core issue remains the pressure from US Treasury yields; when yields rise, risk asset buying immediately shrinks, and the selling pressure above 83000 thickens. The downside isn't completely unsupported either—Strive added 1223 BTC to their position, now holding more than MARA; CFTC also approved the first Bitcoin perpetual contract, opening the US perpetual market. There are positives, but not strong enough yet to support the market.
No rush to bottom-fish now, just endure. Unless US Treasury yields fall back and BTC decisively holds above 83000 with volume, it's too early to discuss direction. Short-term focus is on 81648; if it breaks, then consider defense.
$BTC $ETH $SOLThis week, corporate treasuries bought aggressively: Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) added 334 coins from 10/1–4 (average price 85,839), pushing total holdings to 848,000 coins, with a Q3 unrealized profit of $20.9 billion; Metaplanet played a "sell 10,000 buy 11,000" liquidity show, net increasing by 1,000 coins to 44,000; Strive was even more aggressive, sweeping 3,311 coins from 10/5–9 (average price 85,839), pushing total holdings to 848,000 coins, with a Q3 unrealized profit of $20.9 billion; Metaplanet played a "sell 10,000 buy 11,000" liquidity show, net increasing by 1,000 coins to 44,000; Strive was even more aggressive, sweeping 3,311 coins from 10/5–9 (average price 84,500), total holdings 32,800 coins, breaking into the top five.
Together, these three added over 3,300 BTC in real money, so what happened? BTC was hammered back near 87,000, failing to hold even 85,000. The conclusion is painful: no matter how fierce the treasury buying is, it can't overcome the selling pressure from high US Treasury yields plus hesitant spot follow-up selling. The rift between corporate "faith buying" and the market's "lack of consensus" has become the most obvious feature of this round.
#机构资金转弱，BTC与ETH谁先迎来回流？ 【AI has turned memory into a gold mine, but phone manufacturers are struggling to afford it】
Wood Sister thinks storage chips have dropped below a buy point, but BofA's Hartnett warns: the sell signal disappearing does not mean a bottom-buying signal has appeared. Both sides are actually looking at different things—one focuses on industry profits, the other on overall market risk.
TrendForce expects DRAM contract prices to rise 90% to 95% quarter-over-quarter in Q1 2026, and still increase 58% to 63% in Q2. AI servers are grabbing capacity, boosting storage manufacturers' bargaining power, but phone manufacturers can only bear the cost. IDC data shows global phone shipments fell 22% year-over-year in Q3, with high prices already squeezing end-user demand.
Storage chips $SKHY, $SNDK, $MU price increases do not mean all companies in the supply chain can profit. Upstream profits come from supply-demand imbalance, while downstream may be squeezed by high costs and declining sales. BofA's concern is different: market sentiment has cooled, but investors' positions and cash levels have not yet provided enough safety margin.
I tend to view storage as a structurally supported opportunity with earnings backing, but not one to blindly chase. As long as AI demand persists and price hikes convert into profits, the leaders have logic; if contract price growth narrows further and phone demand continues to deteriorate, the so-called buy zone may just be a mid-downtrend. Wood Sister bets on industry prosperity, BofA guards against market valuation—right now, neither side holds a guaranteed winning hand.#NetflixQ3AdsAndMargins Brothers, this round of pullback is no joke, the biggest problem in the market right now can be summed up in two words: lack of money!
Just look at a set of data and you'll understand everything. In the past few days, BTC spot ETFs have seen an outflow of 220 million USD, and ETH is even worse, with a direct outflow of 320 million. What's worse is that the corporate treasuries, who usually like to be the buyers, have also hit the brakes. Galaxy just did the math, and now the combined buying from ETFs and treasuries simply can't absorb the long-term big players dumping their holdings, leaving a gap of 127,000 BTC this year alone!
BTC itself dropped 3%, which is bad enough, but the altcoins are the worst hit, with 141 coins averaging a 14% plunge, basically drained dry. Volume and price are both shrinking, and off-exchange funds are just watching, no one dares to enter the market.
Just looking at this data, my conclusion is stark: we are clearly in a "capital vacuum period."
Whether it's institutional funds withdrawing or insufficient buying power, it all points to one thing—there is no incremental capital to support the bottom at this stage. So stop thinking about bottom-fishing altcoins every day; the big environment is dry, and the small pools dry up first.
Whether the market can recover depends on two things: first, whether the bleeding of ETF funds can be stopped; second, whether BTC and ETH can stabilize and hold their current positions first. If big money doesn't turn back, these two brothers can't rise, and the whole market can only continue to suffer.
Once the selling pressure in the market is truly digested and ETFs stop flowing out, then we can talk about counterattacks. For now, keep your hands steady, watch more and act less!
$BTC $ETH
#机构资金转弱，BTC与ETH谁先迎来回流？ $SNDK
Overall, SanDisk, as a leader, is still stronger than other storage types. The price rally is very fast. The decline is difficult. Retail investors' emotional value is still very high.
It was mentioned before that for storage types, Wall Street had already laid out and built positions 1-2 years in advance, then started the rally. Currently, it has reached the target and is now distributing while oscillating at a high level. The profit from shorting > the profit from going long.
So it depends on personal choice.Tesla's Q3 deliveries exceeded expectations, but the market's focus has quickly shifted to profit recovery. Deliveries are the "past tense," while profitability and cash flow are the "future tense" that determine stock price direction.
🚗 Deliveries beat expectations, but quality is questionable
Tesla delivered 486,532 vehicles globally in Q3, surpassing Wall Street's consensus estimate of about 461,000. However, there are concerns behind this "beat":
· Year-over-year contraction: Deliveries fell 2.1% from a record 497,099 vehicles in the same period last year, when U.S. buyers rushed to purchase before the federal tax credit expired.
· Reliance on inventory drawdown: Deliveries this quarter exceeded production by about 22,141 vehicles, marking the second consecutive quarter of inventory consumption. These sales may have involved discounts, putting pressure on gross margins.
· Deterioration in model mix: Model 3/Y accounted for 98% of total deliveries, while deliveries of "other models" like Cybertruck and Semi plunged about 48% to only 8,295 units.#特斯拉交付超预期后盈利修复成焦点 $APR is very likely to continue underperforming the market in the three days before unlocking on October 23, showing weakness. The amount unlocked this time is close to half of the current circulation. We backtested events where the unlocked amount exceeded 10% of circulation; in the seven days before unlocking, the average underperformance against the market was about six points, with three out of four times closing negative. The results from both sample periods are almost identical. We are now exactly in this window. The market situation aligns with this. In the past 24 hours, the liquidation amount on the long side is more than four times that of the short side, and the leverage on the long side has been continuously cleared. Contract positions are only one-tenth of the trading volume; selling pressure mainly comes from spot, with few shorts in contracts to be squeezed, so the rebound lacks momentum. The chart shows a bearish moving average arrangement, RSI at 34, which aligns with supply pressure. The condition for a bullish reversal is to recover 0.0324 with volume within three days and hold above it, or for this week's performance to outperform the market. If this happens, it indicates that the selling pressure from unlocking has already been digested in advance. Where it goes after unlocking, backtesting does not provide a stable answer, so my judgment only extends to the 23rd.I am still bullish on SpaceX, but I won't chase above 155 at all.
On October 13, it closed down 4.21%, retreating from 171.09 on October 5 to around 157.
This drop is not due to fundamentals: the FAA just accepted its environmental assessment application this Tuesday to increase the annual launch limit at the Starship base from 25 to 456 times, and annual landings to 912 times; Falcon 9 just completed its 35th commercial resupply mission to the International Space Station on Tuesday; Morgan Stanley reiterated a target price of 300, saying it is "cheap and getting cheaper."
What is suppressing the stock price is the capital side: the company is negotiating about $40 billion in financing to buy Nvidia chips (about $10 billion in bank loans + $30 billion in investment-grade debt), and starting October 9, the first batch of about 328 million shares will be unlocked, with an even larger batch after the Q3 report.
Fundamentals are accelerating, chips are increasing, so this is not the time to chase highs, only to buy on pullbacks.
The direction is bullish, waiting for a pullback.
Current price is about 157.51, with orders placed at 151-153, 143-145, 133-135, stop loss at 126, first target at 197.
The Q3 report will be released after market close on November 5, which is the next real variable.Is Bitcoin's market dominance locked at 60%? The game rules of the altcoin season may have completely changed!
The so-called stable Bitcoin market dominance at 57%–60%, roughly holds under CoinMarketCap's criteria, but it is not an ironclad rule across platforms and time. More accurately: since September 2025, BTC dominance has mainly operated around 57%–61%, with most of 2026 concentrated near 58%–60%; Ethereum's share fluctuates between 9%–12%, not fixed at 10%. ETF, stablecoin expansion, and low-threshold token issuance are siphoning off BTC's past dominance—the altcoin broad rally cycle is transforming into a new structure dominated by core assets and a few narrative rotations. For investors, dominance is just a thermometer, not a buy or sell switch.
The altcoin season hasn't disappeared, but it has shifted from the old model of all altcoins rising together to a new model of a few assets, a few narratives, and very short cycles. In the future, projects that can consistently outperform BTC are likely not just those listed early, with big stories or sharp gains, but assets that can simultaneously prove liquidity, real demand, cash flow, and sustainable survival ability.
So, don't stubbornly wait for the past broad altcoin rally season; nor mistake BTC's high dominance as an eternal law. What truly matters to track is whether capital is continuously spreading from BTC to enough large-weight assets. Only when multiple indicators give aligned signals does it mean the market structure has truly shifted. #特斯拉交付超预期后盈利修复成焦点 $BTC HYPE current price 78.93. Yesterday at 15:00 it surged to 80.414, then dropped to 77.594 at 03:00 this morning, with a 24-hour amplitude of 3.6%, now back to the middle.
What's interesting is the volume. At 22:00, it dropped nearly two dollars with volume 1805, the highest in 48 hours; after hitting the bottom at 77.594 at 03:00, four consecutive bullish candles recovered to 79.241, but volume was only 336, 270, 486, 316, less than one-fifth of the dumping volume. Full force on the drop, no follow-through on the rise.
This wave is short covering, not a long attack. At 08:00 it surged to 79.367 trying to hold above MA20 (79.06), closed at 78.93, failed to hold.
79.06 became the scale, neither side dominates. I'm watching, waiting for it to choose on its own.
If 1H closes with volume above 79.45 (07:00 high), and pullback to 79.15 holds → go long, stop loss 78.60, target 80.41, extension if breaks 82.60, odds 2.0;
If 1H closes with volume breaking below 77.594 → go short, stop loss 78.52, target 75.30, odds 2.0.
$HYPE
(Not investment advice, trade at your own risk) Boss @Saylor has been shouting "more orange" all week, and this is the result?
Strategy only bought 267 $BTC last week, spending about $22 million at an average price of $82,900, bringing the total holdings to 848,517.
In the same week, they spent $193 million to repurchase their own STRC preferred shares, nearly 9 times the amount spent on buying coins, and the repurchase limit was increased from $2 billion straight up to $3 billion.
Looks like what the boss wants to protect most now isn't the coin price, but the price of $STRC. Still, buying is better than selling.🫣#SpaceX上市后首份完整季度财报将揭晓 I am still bullish on SpaceX, but I won't chase above 155 at all.
On October 13, it closed down 4.21%, retreating from 171.09 on October 5 to around 157.
This drop is not due to fundamentals: the FAA just accepted its environmental assessment application this Tuesday to increase the Starship base's annual launch cap from 25 to 456 times, and annual landings to 912 times; Falcon 9 just completed its 35th commercial resupply mission to the International Space Station on Tuesday; Morgan Stanley reiterated a target price of 300, saying it is "cheap and getting cheaper."
What is weighing on the stock price is the capital side: the company is negotiating about $40 billion in financing to buy Nvidia chips (about $10 billion in bank loans + $30 billion in investment-grade debt), and starting October 9, the first batch of about 328 million shares will be unlocked, with an even larger batch after the Q3 report.
Fundamentals are accelerating, chips are increasing, so this is not the time to chase highs, only to buy on pullbacks.
The direction is bullish, waiting for a pullback.
Current price is about 157.51, with orders placed at 151-153, 143-145, 133-135, stop loss at 126, first target at 197.
The Q3 report will be released after market close on November 5, which is the next real variable.Trump's poll numbers have collapsed, and the market has yet to understand the consequences. With less than two weeks until the midterm elections, Trump's approval rating has dropped to the lowest point of his term. The latest Reuters/Ipsos poll shows only 31% of Americans approve of his performance. The Washington Post and ABC joint poll gives 33%, with a disapproval rate as high as 66%, more than half of which is "strongly disapprove." NBC's poll also shows a second-term low of 34%. The decline is concentrated on one issue: the economy, especially oil prices. Since ordering military action against Iran in February, gasoline prices have soared, and 68% of Americans disapprove of Trump's economic performance, including 37% of Republican respondents. On the question of "who is better at managing the economy," Democrats lead 40% to 33%. On the generic ballot, Democrats lead Republicans by 12 percentage points, 47% to 35%, the largest gap in this election cycle. The first consequence the market has read is that the pricing basis for the "Trump trade" is loosening. Economist Paul Krugman proposed a largely overlooked correlation on Substack: Bitcoin's recent decline is not a coincidence with Trump's poll slump. His logic is that Trump promised to make the U.S. the "crypto capital," and Bitcoin has, to some extent, become a bet on "Trumpism." As Trump's expected political power weakens, so does his ability to push crypto policies. Bitcoin has fallen from a high of $125,000 on October 12, 2025, to around $80,000 currently, a drop of over 35%