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Bitcoin investors have realized approximately $1.1 billion in losses, highlighting the pressure across the market. Interestingly, long-term holders have remained relatively calm, showing little movement in their positions. Most of this month's selling pressure appears to have come from recent buyers who entered at higher prices and chose to exit rather than wait for a recovery. This tells us something important: market corrections often reveal who has conviction and who is simply reacting to sho美联储官员释放的加息信号，正在给风险资产的风险偏好套上一层枷锁，而12月政策路径的分歧，让资金连方向都不敢下注。$BTC 反复试盘的本质正在于此：7.7万附近有人接，越靠近8万跑的人越多——上方清算区的记忆还刻在每个人心里，没人愿意当那个直冲的先锋。😤 这不是简单的观望，而是一场结构性的信心流失。$BTC 的每一次上探都伴随着卖压回吐，说明增量资金缺席，存量资金在互相博弈。真正的突破需要实打实的资金放量，而不是靠情绪硬推。眼下多数人的动作，与其说是看到了信号，不如说是怕错过——这种由恐惧驱动的入场，恰恰是最脆弱的筹码结构。 $ETH 的处境更能说明问题。2227一线卖压始终无法消化，新资金不断争夺存量份额，多头信心正在被一点点磨掉。当山寨与主流之间开始抢流动性，往往意味着市场进入了"谁都不敢重仓"的僵持阶段。这种犹豫，只有放量才能打破，而不是靠时间熬出来。 值得警惕的是，市场对12月加息预期的分歧被低估了。分歧本身不是方向，但它会放大波动——一旦某个数据或官员表态打破平衡，积压的仓位会集中释放。届时$BTC 的7.5万与$ETH 的2300，就是检验止损纪律的试金石。📉 我的判断是Suppose you invest $50,000 in $SPCX spot today. Can you become a millionaire in 10 years?
Let's do the math first:
Turning $50,000 into $1,000,000 requires a 20x return.
This means SpaceX must achieve an annualized compound return of about 34.9% over the next 10 years.
SpaceX indeed has several huge growth engines:
1. Starlink: Global satellite internet, continuously expanding user base and cash flow.
2. Starship: If it achieves low-cost, high-frequency launches, it will completely transform the aerospace industry.
3. AI infrastructure: Future space computing power may open new commercial opportunities.
4. Space economy: Satellite communications, space transportation, and orbital infrastructure.
But don't forget, SpaceX is already a highly valued company.
Even if it becomes a world-changing enterprise in the future, that doesn't mean buying in now will definitely yield 20x returns.
My view:
I still am optimistic about SpaceX's development over the next 10 years and even believe it could become one of the most important technology infrastructure companies of this era.
But investing is not a faith contest.
Great companies and great investments are two different things.
Are you willing to bet $50,000 on SpaceX's next 10 years? Most of the sell-offs happen during a gradual decline because the bottom-fishing funds are the real main buyers.
The market has no cost line; it won't stop selling just because prices look cheap now—they also need to take profits.
So once this cycle is clear, AI companies that haven't turned a profit yet are still at selling opportunities after every oversold rebound.
You have to wait for the next wave of sentiment recovery, combined with narratives to pull a non-profitable asset back to its original price, which is very difficult.
Therefore, believe that this AI wave is not over yet, and if you want to act, focus on cash flow giants to eliminate the risk of potential failure.
#AMD財報前瞻：Helios AI系統商業化進展 1. K Line
1) Weekly line connection: 4 consecutive weeks closed bearish. It can be seen that last week's high tested upward but was rejected at the opening of the week before last, then moved downward.
Currently, it is following a standard downtrend.
2) As of now, last week tested the main trading zone of consolidation from late August to mid-September, and has now retraced back to 783.
3) At this point: first watch for the weekly FVG 793 to be filled.
After filling, pay attention to the price reaction—whether it continues to test 82 upward or drops to seize 749.
2. Related Data
1) ETF:
BTC had a net outflow of about 202 million USD last week, after a net inflow of about 301 million USD the previous week. On 10/30, a single-day net outflow of about 643 million USD occurred, while IBIT still had a net inflow of about 177 million USD.
ETH had a net outflow of about 431 million USD, with two consecutive weeks of outflows; ETHA's outflow of about 391 million USD was the main driver.
Interpretation: The outflow was concentrated the day after the event, not a full-week withdrawal, so currently it is still a pullback.
2) Liquidations:
Last week totaled about 2.659 billion USD, with long positions about 1.987 billion USD and short positions about 672 million USD.
The two largest days: 10/29 long positions about 926 million USD, 10/30 long positions about 738 million USD. Mainly clearing long leverage.
3) Stablecoins:
Total market cap dropped from about 302.282 billion to about 297.794 billion, a decrease of about 4.488 billion (-1.48%). This is a reduction in circulation, not a burnI almost wanted to install a wallet on the calendar after reading this: at this rate, can you find the bottom by tearing to a certain page? Unfortunately, the calendar only turns pages, it doesn't turn itself over. 😂
Coin Bureau's analysis mentioned that Bitcoin's bottom in the past three cycles all occurred after the US midterm elections: 71 days after in 2014, 39 days after in 2018, and 13 days after in 2022; if this pattern repeats, the next window might be from the end of 2026 to early 2027. I think this kind of claim is more likely to create "front-running sentiment" and may not improve the accuracy of finding the bottom: the intervals are getting shorter, which easily tempts people to imagine the next one will be even earlier; and three samples don't prove that elections are the switch for the bottom.
My guess is, if everyone focuses on the same window, then expectation games might happen earlier, making it harder to wait for the bottom according to the schedule. Would you focus more on the expectation changes before the election, or the market reaction after? Should the calendar be equipped with a forward-looking mirror or a rearview mirror? Calculating, CeFi rose 0.30 percentage points more than BTC, which slightly dampens my excitement about it "leading the rally." When I see this kind of news, I usually first subtract the market's own gains before judging how strong the sector really is.
This information cites SoSoValue data: the CeFi sector rose 1.34% in 24 hours, BTC rose 1.04%, ETH rose 1.06%, while the AI sector fell 1.61%. I think this supports a "mild recovery," but it doesn't yet justify the conclusion that "the sector-wide rally has fully opened."
① CeFi rose 1.34%, with OKB up 2.72% and BNB up 1.56%. The sector is indeed stronger than BTC, but the lead is limited; we can't directly equate the strong performance of component coins with the strength of the entire sector.
② Layer1 rose 0.35%, PayFi rose 0.05%. Compared to BTC and ETH gains, these two sectors are lagging behind. I prefer to interpret this as the recovery not yet fully underway, rather than a broad-based strengthening.
③ AI fell 1.61%, DeFi fell 0.75%. This shows that within the same market trend, there are still pressured directions; "market recovery" cannot summarize the situation of assets held by ordinary users.
My judgment is that this news somewhat boosts market sentiment, but CeFi's relative advantage is not yet large enough for me to draw a trend conclusion. I will continue to watch whether it can consistently outperform BTC, rather than just remembering a single sector ranking.On Monday morning, did everyone see Bitcoin bounce a bit and start thinking about whether it's time to rush in and buy the dip? First, look at the order book data. Do you think those thousands or tens of thousands of buy orders at the bottom are there to support the price? Wake up, those are often traps set by manipulative traders!
$BTC current price 78337, order ratio 65 to 35, the buy side looks strong, especially around 76000 where there is a massive buy order of over ten million USD holding firm. But don't forget, right above at 78055 there's a sell wall. This tactic of placing huge buy orders below and setting resistance above is designed by the main players to stabilize your emotions, making you think the price won't fall further. Once retail investors rush in, they can cancel orders and dump the price in an instant.
Looking at $ETH now at 2274, buy orders ratio 59 to 41, with over seven million USD supporting at 2187 below, and a thick sell pressure wall at 2300 above. This kind of movement, with a strong ceiling above and a sponge below, means without big money coming in with real capital, dreaming of a V-shaped rebound is just wishful thinking.
Finally, $SOL at 94.4, after breaking below the 100 mark, now order ratio 57 to 43, with over four million USD defending at 93 below. But looking closely, sell orders start to appear near 94.15 above. In a downtrend, this level of buy orders is just a dying struggle. If the market shakes a bit, it will likely probe lower.
Summary: Order book placements and cancellations are just illusions by the main players. Liquidity is average on Monday morning, so don't blindly chase just because the buy orders below look thick.
At today's open, are you planning to buy the dip or wait for this wave of sentiment to release before making a move?
#FederalReserve officials signal rate hikes, December expectations still divided $AKE Don't rush to bottom-fish. That 33% flash crash spike wasn't an emotional sell-off; it was chips being directly dumped on the table.
The on-chain data is very clear: market makers transferred over $2.2 million worth of chips to Binance Alpha, instantly triggering selling pressure. More importantly, they still hold $800 million, about 54% of the circulating supply, so the sell-off is far from over. Retail investors see the drop and rush in to catch the dip, only to get buried batch after batch.
I don't guess the bottom, nor do I catch falling knives. I only wait for right-side signals: if the rebound lacks strength and a key support breaks, open a short at 0.01 with 20x leverage—this move yielded +750%.
For targets with such obvious dumping, direction matters more than courage. Going short with the trend is the only way to catch the wind. Don't ask where the bottom is; first see who is still selling. #AMD Earnings Preview: Progress in HeliosAI System Commercialization
Brothers, the AI computing power battle has changed its gameplay. The first half was about the computing power of a single GPU/XPU, but now Moore's Law is hitting a ceiling, and single-chip performance can't keep up. The second half is about system-level integration.
If you cram ten thousand top-tier chips into one data center, the bottlenecks immediately become: insufficient power, heat dissipation issues, and data transmission congestion. Jensen Huang keeps saying this is why liquid cooling, optical communication interconnects, and even power infrastructure have become new money printers. Nvidia is aggressively pushing liquid cooling, and Lumentum's optical module orders are booked through 2029—all working for the "system."
Linking this to the market, the logic for tech giants has shifted from "buying chips" to "building power plants," with capital expenditures becoming even larger. This is the underlying reason for the recent tech stock valuation cuts and the pressure on Bitcoin's price. $BTC $ETH $SOL When I see news about large holders changing direction, my first reaction is to put aside the market software and think about whether the total market funds have actually increased. From a macro perspective, reallocating existing funds and new funds entering the market are two different things; you can't mix them just because a single position is large.
According to Odaily monitoring, a certain address has liquidated its SOL short position, reducing about $23.61 million in position size, with a realized loss of about $240,000; at the same time, it opened a new long position of 12,500 $ZEC, with a position value of about $15.74 million. These are actions from the same account, but you can't assume the two funds correspond one-to-one.
My judgment is that this looks more like a local redistribution of risk appetite, not yet evidence of a market-wide shift. Removing shorts and increasing longs in another asset can change local buying and selling forces but does not prove that off-exchange liquidity is flowing in.
My speculation is: if US dollar liquidity improves and financing conditions ease, then such proactive risk-taking actions are more likely to spread into cross-coin market moves; if the funding environment does not cooperate, then large long positions may just be concentrated bets, and the sentiment transmission may not last. For ordinary users, distinguishing these two backgrounds is more useful than remembering addresses.
Therefore, I tend to treat this as a window to observe risk appetite rather than a macro turning point. To judge whether this ZEC long position can drive broader sentiment, what everyone cares about most now is the US dollar trend, interest rate expectations, or stablecoin net inflows?$AKE Don't rush to bottom-fish. That 33% flash crash spike wasn't an emotional sell-off; it was chips being directly dumped on the table.
The on-chain data is very clear: market makers transferred over $2.2 million worth of chips to Binance Alpha, instantly triggering selling pressure. More importantly, they still hold $800 million on-chain, about 54% of the circulating supply, so the unloading is far from over. Retail investors see the drop and rush in to catch the bottom, only to get buried batch after batch.
I don't guess the bottom, nor do I catch falling knives. I only wait for right-side signals: if the rebound lacks strength and a key support breaks, open a short at 0.01 with 20x leverage — this move yielded +750%.
For targets with such obvious unloading, direction matters more than courage. Going short with the trend is the only way to catch the wind. Don't ask where the bottom is; first see who is still selling.
(Review record, not investment advice) #美股与金银同步大跌，避险资金流向分化 OKX×ICE joint venture OKXICE announced on October 30: The number of listed companies opposing turning their own stocks into third-party tokens has reached 50, up from 26 just four days ago. The original plan was about 62 stocks, including Nvidia, Nike, Microsoft, and JPMorgan Chase on the list. CoinGecko spot OKB is about $114.24 (snapshot around 12:07 Beijing time, approximately +3.4%).
This is not a rejection of tokenization itself, but the SEC has temporarily granted issuers a 30-day veto right: if opposed, the stock cannot be listed in the form of third-party tokens on this exchange. Opponents might say that the remaining dozen or so can still operate; however, with most options cut from the menu, the 24-hour US stock narrative shrinks first.
A new batch of opposition lists will be released this week, and the launch date of the remaining targets is still uncertain. Consider this as pressure from issuers against unauthorized packaging, not as tokenized US stocks being dead. The issuer's self-operated path is still open; let's first see if the objection list grows longer.
$OKB
#OKXICE #Tokenization$ZEC This ZEC really has the flavor of a “bidding takeoff”!
Look at the 1-hour and 15-minute charts, from 1181 directly a deep V reversal, forcibly breaking through the MA20 and MA60 resistance, MACD underwater golden cross continuously expanding volume, the short-term trend is extremely fierce.
The short squeeze fuel is in place
You guess it will take off, I glanced at the data of chart 3, it’s simply a divine assist! This rally rose by 3%, but the long-short ratio is only 0.98, the short accounts are actually more than the long ones, and the funding rate is still negative. What does this mean? Countless retail investors are counter-trend topping and shorting halfway up the mountain! As long as the main force pulls up another big bullish candle in line with the trend, these shorts will explode on the spot, this is the purest "short squeeze rocket fuel."
Macro and suggestions
BTC is consolidating and bleeding, funds are all running to this old privacy coin to find a narrative. With short squeeze expectations, it is indeed bullish. But let’s not chase high at 1276 halfway up the mountain, wait for a pullback near 1250 to enter long on the right side, set a good stop loss, take a short squeeze dividend and then exit.The expansion of Lumentum's optical communication business reflects the spillover of AI computing power chain prosperity, linked with the expected demand for storage chips. SKHYNIX's current rebound is riding this narrative rhythm. I judge the short-term trend as slightly strong but with risks of chasing highs. The four-hour level has stabilized above the moving average and is trending upward, but the hourly line has weakened and fallen back, down 4.26% from the four-hour high. The oscillation indicator shows declining momentum. The buy-sell ratio is 0.69, with obvious selling pressure. The funding rate of 0.0124% indicates a mild bullish sentiment that is not overheated. Open interest increased by 48,000 contracts, showing limited volume-price coordination and a cautious stance. A light long position can be tried if it stabilizes after pulling back to 1085.6, with a stop loss at 1072.3 and a target of 1098.4; if it directly surges to around 1108.7 and faces resistance with stagnation, reduce positions, controlling holdings within 20%.
——This is only a personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice. Wishing you successful trading.——
$SKHYNIX#Lumentum光通信业务扩张，订单表现待揭晓
#Lumentum光通信业务扩张，订单表现待揭晓
$SKHYNIX 🔍 Only 13 days apart, has the bottom appeared? What I'm focusing on is the 2022 interval in the material. Here's an interesting detail: according to reports, the intervals in 2014 and 2018 were 71 days and 39 days respectively, leading analysts to propose a window from the end of 2026 to early 2027.
Don't rush to conclusions yet. What concerns me more is whether the shortening interval will change the behavior of those waiting, rather than whether it can predict $BTC. Here's my speculation: if this window is repeatedly circulated, some who are waiting for the bottom might act early, because no one wants to realize they've missed out only after the calendar flips. But entering early doesn't mean the bottom comes early; selling pressure could still push expectations back.
I will keep watching: as this window approaches, is the market rushing ahead, or is there still selling pressure holding it down? This carries more information than the date itself. Do you think those who say "wait until after the election" might change their minds early? Let's watch the follow-up together and see whose speculation comes closer.On the eve of the election, the market grinds at the bottom, with altcoins polarizing first: Stablecoin chain $XPL on OKX around 0.0714 USDT, down about 14.7% in 24h; on 11/1 UTC, Hyperliquid long positions faced a chain of forced liquidations totaling about $24.5 million (nearly 99% longs), HLP once received about 160 million tokens but lost about $556,000; the next unlock is around 11/25 for about 88.89 million tokens (about $6.3 million). Nearby, $ONDO is around 0.404 (-1.3%), and since 10/29, 7 Intelligent Portfolios have launched on Solana (including 3 BlackRock strategies), with the ETH+BNB side of this series' TVL exceeding about $40 million. Are you holding the XPL structure after liquidation, or expanding ONDO's RWA distribution? Let's discuss in the comments. The above is only personal observation and does not constitute investment advice. #BTC持续承压，资金与市场走势出现分歧 $XPL $ONDO #Oklo核能供电布局距离商业化还有多远？
Oklo's current situation is quite surreal: its main business is power generation, but it hasn't charged a single cent for electricity, relying entirely on selling isotopes as side jobs to stay afloat; it is only expected to be powered on in 2028, which is like ordering takeout now and the restaurant says it will be delivered in 2028, and you still have to get approvals, raise funds, and build the plant first. ARK is still increasing its position, indicating this is no longer an investment, but a faith recharge. November 6 earnings preview: losses are certain, the key is whether the promises are realistic and how many more quarters of cash can be burned.On Monday Asian early trading, Brent $BZ dropped about $2, falling to around $111. Last Friday, the December contract just closed at 117.64, the highest since the end of April, but it gave up a portion over the weekend. Iran and Qatar have been negotiating in Doha for the third consecutive day. Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi told Al Jazeera that Qatar found the seven-day plan too long, so they changed it to two days: the first day for the US to implement a package of measures, and the second day for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
No conditions have been reduced. They demand lifting the newly added sanctions, restoring the June oil exemptions, reducing US military presence, recognizing the new shipping route delineated by Iran and Oman, ceasefires on all fronts including Lebanon, and unfreezing funds held in Qatar. Washington has not publicly responded. Rubio said negotiations are ongoing with no timetable, while Trump said talks are going well and he is not in a hurry.
The tension in the strait has not dissipated. On Sunday, the Revolutionary Guard claimed two oil tankers passed without permission and hit mines, though this has not been verified; on Saturday, Khamenei ordered the military to respond to any threat with "no territorial restrictions." Both the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times reported that the US is preparing for a possible new round of strikes after the midterm elections.
The $2 drop is just a negotiation premium; no extra barrels have come from the strait. The hardest part of the two-day plan is recognizing the new shipping route, which means the US would acknowledge Iranian control of the strait—Trump will not agree before the election. After the election, whether Washington responds with a letter or an airstrike will determine if 117.64 is the peak of this round or the starting point of the next; if the mine incident is confirmed, even this $2 will not hold. $CL #非农来袭，12月加息会否生变？ Top trader fully leverages to trade BTC! 1.7x spot leverage fully committed, floating profits steadily expanding, the top profit leaderboard operation is rock solid!
📊 Account & position data breakdown
✅ 100.00% win rate in the last 30 days, maximum drawdown only 7.67%, firmly holding 1st place on the 365-day profit leaderboard
✅ Currently fully invested in $BTC, spot leverage position at 169.7%, no other contract positions, purely profiting from coin price appreciation, total assets 16,408,764.24 U
Core analysis:
Previously closed all BTC perpetual contracts and converted everything into spot leverage to avoid holding costs from funding rates, steadily capturing large-scale rebound gains, a typical trend-following, no short-term speculation approach with very precise timing.
Having consistently topped the profit leaderboard for years, their control over long-term cycles is unquestionable, drawdown management is also very strong, this is a high-conviction heavy position attack, not blind market gambling.
But honestly, with tens of millions in capital, their risk tolerance is maxed out and drawdowns are controllable; ordinary people should not blindly follow with leverage, as poor position and stop-loss management can easily lead to being wiped out. Just observe the layout logic, don’t blindly copy trades.
Just a personal opinion, trading requires self-responsibility
#TopTraderLive #BTCTrading
#非农来袭，12月加息会否生变？ The stablecoin supply is retreating, but I care more about the capital's ability to absorb than rushing to declare the market dead. DefiLlama data shows that the total circulating supply of USD stablecoins across the network is about $298.5 billion, down $463 million in one day and $4.457 billion in one week.
I see this as a bearish signal on the liquidity front: stablecoins are an important carrier of on-exchange purchasing power, and a shrinking scale means less ammunition for potential buyers. However, this round of contraction is uneven; USDT decreased by $3 billion in a week, while USDC only dropped by $55.95 million. We cannot mix changes in different capital groups into a story of a "full-scale retreat."
There is another distinction I remind myself of: circulating supply is not buy or sell orders and cannot be directly used to infer coin prices. If the contraction continues, I will be more worried about a lack of support for a rebound; for now, I am watching whether the shrinkage continues and will not write the market's conclusion based on one week's data.Uniswap ($UNI) Aggregator Hooks earnings are indeed a bit low.
Currently, it's only about $200 per day, which amounts to just over $70,000 per year.
Compared to the overall trading volume of Uniswap, this income is almost negligible.
It seems unrealistic at the moment to expect significant burn growth for $UNI from aggregator fees.
Compared to this time when bn was hacked, OKX has never experienced a large-scale attack since its establishment, so $OKB is worth having! $ETH
BTC is still sluggish, but ETH surprisingly shows no mercy, shooting straight up from a standstill!
【Hardcore review of this “ETH uprising”】：
Look at the 1-hour chart, it surged hard from 2171 all the way to 2307, completely breaking through the moving average resistance. MACD shows a golden cross above the zero line, with the red bars continuously expanding, indeed forming an independent trend even stronger than BTC.
But here’s the unique insight: switching to chart 2 data, retail long positions account for as high as 66.19%! And the funding rate has actually turned negative. What does this mean? Retail investors are blindly chasing longs, while the smart money is quietly shorting. This rally looks more like a bull trap, and it could retrace at any time, wiping out those chasing the highs.
Macro logic: Overall market liquidity is tightening, BTC is consolidating and draining funds, so speculative capital inside the market can only seek volatility in ETH.
My advice: Don’t get greedy chasing highs! Where retail crowds gather is where traps are set. Wait for a pullback that doesn’t break the previous low (around 2250), then we can enter on the right side. Jumping in now risks becoming lunch for the market manipulators again $BTC $SOL #Nonfarm payrolls incoming, will the December rate hike change? Tomorrow is the midterm election, and many people ask me what I think. To be honest, the election result itself is noise; the real game is in the "path behind the result." The market basically has its cards on the table now: on Polymarket, the Democrats have a 93% chance of taking the House and a 67% chance of taking both chambers. Since everyone is already betting that the Democrats will take at least one chamber, the real expectation gap is not in the House but in the Senate. I'll put it this way: the impact of this situation on our market mainly depends on three things: First, the Fed's "political burden" is lifted. If, as expected, the government and Congress are divided, the White House's attempt at fiscal expansion will be blocked. This is good for inflation, easing supply pressure on long-term interest rates. For the Fed, with fiscal expansion limited, the political pressure on Waller regarding the December rate hike is reduced. So no matter who wins, as long as Congress is split, it actually mildly supports a "higher for longer" interest rate path. Don't expect a big liquidity injection right after the election. Second, the crypto circle's critical point is on one chair. Don't listen to those who only look at macro and talk nonsense. What crypto really fears is the Democrats sweeping both chambers. Why? Because if the Democrats really take both chambers, the Senate Banking Committee chair will be Elizabeth Warren. She is the number one enemy of the crypto world; she led the opposition to the CLARITY Act. The first thing she would do upon taking office is definitely to issue subpoenas and investigate the OCC's granting of bank charters to Ripple, Coinbase, and the Trump family projects.The recharge port just froze two associated accounts
This does not mean the money has been recovered
Nor does it mean the entire laundering path has been cut off
Keep an eye on whether they will change addresses and continue to funnel to other ports
$TRX At lunchtime, Bitcoin bounced back to 78,500, finally catching a breather. The aftereffects of the Binance hack haven't faded yet; wherever the money moves, that's where the market goes. BNB, OKB, and HYPE are exactly stuck at three key positions.
$BNB near 712.7, bleeding but not falling
Up 1.4% in 24 hours. Withdrawals resumed on Sunday. DefiLlama calculated a net outflow of $5.8 billion in 24 hours, Binance claims to have reimbursed 95%. It dropped to 699 on the day of the hack and is still about 5% below pre-incident levels, pressed below the 50-day moving average.
$OKB near 113.95, most buyers 🏦
Up 3% in 24 hours. The Block cited DefiLlama data showing that on the day Binance had net outflows, the top ten exchanges had a net inflow of $368 million, with OKX alone taking $316.8 million. OKX assets total 29 billion, Binance 171 billion, mostly sentiment premium.
$HYPE near 87.72, ICE tailwind fading
Down 0.5% in 24 hours. On October 29, ICE, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, announced bringing Hyperliquid perpetuals into the U.S., causing a more than 13% jump that day. Now it has fallen back below the 88 breakout line, with about $870 million unlocking on the 6th.
OKB is the strongest but is benefiting from Binance's outflows; once outflows peak, the premium will retreat first. As long as BNB holds 699, it means the market trusts full compensation. HYPE is the most precarious; if it can't reclaim 88, it will likely seek support between 80 and 82 before unlocking. #非农来袭，12月加息会否生变？ $PEPE hackers dumped a full 30 million dollars, flooding the market with 7.77 trillion PEPE tokens, but the price only dropped to around 5000 before the buy orders at the bottom instantly absorbed everything.
The 7.77 trillion token gap from the Binance hack hasn't been filled yet; sooner or later, buy orders will have to be placed on the spot market to restock.
Even a massive 30 million dump couldn't break through; there are still rigid buy orders waiting to take over. The support at this low level is extremely strong, and if the bears keep holding on stubbornly, they'll just end up paying interest.
#PEPE
$PEPE
👇$NEAR NEAR is hyping up the AI hackathon quite a bit, but when I checked the accounts, I couldn't help but laugh.
In the past month, the protocol revenue was only $760,000, not even enough cash to cover the $250,000 event prize, so they paid it entirely with freshly minted native tokens.
The key point is that the amount of new tokens issued each month is several times more than the tokens bought back, and the repurchased tokens are not burned but kept in the project team's account.
They're purely riding the AI hype by overissuing tokens, and once the hackathon ends, there will be a bunch of sell pressure and flight. I remain bearish on this position.
#NEAR
$NEAR
👇$SUI spot is sideways like a dead fish around 0.9, but the contract long-short ratio has been forcibly bought above 2.1.
A large unlock is coming soon, and the open interest is still rising strangely. The entire network's bulls are crowded at this position, hoping to catch a rebound.
Look at this crowded carriage, with such a lousy market, if it doesn't plunge down with a big wick to wash out this batch of early runners, the market makers will pull the price up.
#SUI
$SUI
👇Are you still unaware of the seriousness of this matter while surfing the internet? 🏄
Traditional giants do not reject blockchain technology itself, but firmly resist "unauthorized third-party wrapped tokens." Nvidia, Costco, Nike, and 50 other top publicly traded companies collectively exercised the SEC-granted "one-vote veto power."
More and more publicly traded companies are refusing to cooperate with OKXICE.
Why? DTCC's securities tokenization service and OKXICE, a tokenized securities platform jointly established by OKX and Intercontinental Exchange, represent two completely different technical and institutional paths for US stock on-chain: "top-down extension of traditional core infrastructure" versus "compliant sandbox integration of DeFi trading architecture."
OKXICE:
Network choice: Built on XLayer, an Ethereum Layer 2 network under OKX, with a permission-modified on-chain liquidity pool architecture at the base layer.
Token generation logic: The platform itself and its affiliates do not issue any tokens but allow "third-party institutions unrelated to the listed companies" to package underlying US stocks into tokens for trading, paired with compliant payment stablecoins. This architecture essentially "wraps" traditional stocks into ERC-20 format certificates through third-party trusts or SPV structures.
For crypto exchanges to truly bring mainstream US stocks into the DeFi architecture, relying solely on regulatory "sandbox exemptions" is not enough; in the future, they must shift from "third-party unilateral token issuance" to an issuer authorization model that cooperates directly with listed companies and underlying custodians.My first reaction was to record this order as a “bearish signal” and I almost bookmarked it, but then I felt I was jumping to conclusions too quickly. After being in the circle for a year, I still tend to treat large transactions as answers 🤔
This monitoring shows that Core Trader 98 (0x376a38…9a9ff) opened a short position on BTC with 20x leverage, holding 1.91164 BTC, with a notional value of about $150,000, at a reference price of $78,468. Currently, this is just the opening information; the result of this trade is not yet available.
My understanding is that this is more suitable as an observation clue and cannot be directly used as a market judgment, not sure if that’s correct. First, the $150,000 is the notional exposure, which does not equal the amount of principal invested, nor can it directly measure how bearish he is. If the price rises 1% against the position, roughly calculated at the current position size, the unrealized loss would be about $1,500, excluding fees; leverage amplifies the capital pressure. Second, the monitoring only shows this one short position; if there are spot holdings outside the wallet, it could also be used for hedging, which is my speculation, but the data cannot confirm this.
I haven’t figured out yet how to distinguish between actively betting on direction and hedging needs; just looking at this alert is obviously not enough. Next, I will observe whether this address continues to add shorts or reduce positions, reminding myself not to imagine a complete strategy from someone else’s single action.$CL This market is so surreal. Yesterday, a tanker was just bombed in the Strait of Hormuz, and today Iran throws out a "two-day plan" — Day one: the US unfreezes funds, lifts the blockade, and ends regional wars; Day two: the strait reopens, with very tough and full conditions. $BTC $ETH
Trump's side is also playing along, saying negotiations are progressing smoothly, then arrogantly adding that there's no rush to succeed, and casually naming Iran's Natanz nuclear facility. Both sides are fighting with words; the real trump cards probably won't be revealed until after the November 3 midterm elections.
Crude oil is currently the most conflicted: the strait explosion pushes prices up, negotiation expectations pull them down, and Brent crude can drop several dollars in a day. This kind of news-driven market, geopolitical premiums come fast and go fast; the market surges on panic sentiment, making it a good window to short on rallies.
But don't just look at the news. The physical market is actually tight now; US commercial crude inventories have dropped to a low of 411 million barrels, and Goldman Sachs raised the year-end Brent target from 90 directly to 105 dollars. So shorting on rallies is fine, but be sure to set stop losses. If something big really happens in the strait or the situation escalates after the election, the rebound will be very violent.
Keep an eye on three signals these days: whether the US accepts the two-day plan, the November 3 election results, and whether there are new tanker incidents in the strait. #非农来袭，12月加息会否生变？ #非农来袭，12月加息会否生变？# This macro variable is suppressing risk appetite, but BTC still slightly rose against the trend early this morning. The short-term and mid-term directions are clearly conflicting; I tend to treat this rebound as a correction rather than a reversal. Both the four-hour and one-hour moving averages are pointing downwards, the price has retraced 7.01% from the four-hour high, yet is only 2.22% above the low, indicating the weak structure remains unchanged; the order book shows 1297 buy orders versus 848 sell orders in the top ten levels, a ratio of 1.53, with buyers clearly supporting around 78582.5. The funding rate at 0.0065% is relatively neutral, and with 34,000 contracts open, no panic exits are seen. The divergence lies in "short-term long, long-term short." Strategically, a light long position can be tried on a pullback to 77965, with a stop loss at 77385 and a target of 79325; if the rebound at 79325 is resisted, then reverse to short, stop loss at 79915, target 78085. Single trade risk is controlled within 1.5% of total capital, halving positions before the non-farm payroll.
——This is only a personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice. Wishing you successful trading.——
$BTC#非农来袭，12月加息会否生变？
#非农来袭，12月加息会否生变？
$BTC $BEAT firmly holds short positions. The bullish whales are trapped with so many positions; the market makers definitely won't easily help them get out. Even if it rallies, there will be significant selling pressure.$UNITREE liquidity dried up during the market closure, with the main force crushing the price from 97 down to 86 at extremely low cost before pulling it back, a pure long-short double kill meat grinder.
From a fundamental perspective, Unitree's Q3 revenue surged nearly 70%, but profits fell 17% (R&D spending is burning fiercely). With a sky-high P/E ratio of 465 times (industry average is 38 times), the market is currently "killing high valuations" to cool down the previous frenzy buying.
The market closure spike is purely a trap. Don't chase it at all; wait for the US stock market to officially open to see the real support. If it holds firmly above 97, it means the bulls are strong enough; if it opens and falls back below 95, then the current rebound is a shorting opportunity. Charging in now is just giving away your head.BTC rose 0.48% intraday but fell 2.58% on the weekly chart. Is this bullish candle the start of a recovery or just a brief pause in a downtrend? 1. News. BTC is priced at $78,355.7, up 0.48% in 24 hours and down 2.58% over the past week, with a 20-day range between $76,265.2 and $84,899.6. The market is still digesting a net outflow of about $5.8 billion following Binance's withdrawal resumption. The price has rebounded from the low but has not yet reclaimed the previously lost $79,220 level, showing a clear divergence between the trend and intraday performance. 2. Capital impact. The latest single-day net inflow into BTC ETFs is $34.7 million, with a 5-day net inflow of $413.8 million and a 10-day net inflow of $176.9 million. The US Dollar Index stands at 101.92, up 0.04% intraday; gold is up 0.42%; the Fear & Greed Index rose from 34 to 37. Capital, sentiment, and price are all improving simultaneously, but each improvement is modest. 3. BTC implications. A one-day rise only indicates a temporary easing of selling pressure and does not confirm a reversal. If BTC continues to hold $76,265 and reclaims $79,220, the daily chart recovery will be confirmed; if the rebound is blocked again near $79,220, the current rise looks more like a technical correction of the previous decline. The weekly chart remains negative, so chasing gains requires stricter conditions. 4. Observation indicators. I will focus on four indicators next: first, whether $76,265 can continue to hold; second, whether the daily chart can reclaim $79,220; third, whether ETF single-day inflows can recover above $100 million; fourth, the fearIs Bitcoin's four-year cycle about to start a new round?
Looking at the weekly chart over a longer period, the past two cycles basically consisted of three years of bull market and one year of bear market.
Breaking above the 50-week moving average often signals the gradual unfolding of a bull market; falling below it, the bear market gives investors a tough time!
In this cycle, $BTC has dropped from above $120,000 to around $60,000, and now it has climbed back above the 50-week moving average and the bull-bear transition zone, currently around $78,000. Will history repeat itself again?【The US Wants Russian Gas to Return to Europe, Energy Business Becomes a Ceasefire Bargaining Chip】
The US is pushing to restore Russian gas supplies to Europe via Ukraine, even considering having the US act as an intermediary to handle sales and escrow the revenue, giving Putin a reason for a ceasefire while allowing Ukraine to collect transit fees. The most notable aspect of this deal is that energy supply is directly placed on the Russia-Ukraine negotiation table.
Europe currently does lack cheap gas. As of October 21, EU storage was about 75%, lower than the same period in previous years, and TTF natural gas futures recently briefly exceeded €100/MWh. Disruptions in Middle Eastern supply and intensified LNG competition have pushed European energy costs higher, making the restoration of pipeline gas realistically attractive for lowering prices.
The biggest obstacle is that Europe has legislated to gradually ban Russian natural gas $NATGAS imports, with pipeline gas set to be fully phased out by autumn 2027 at the latest. Russia currently accounts for about 11% of the EU's gas supply, while US LNG already accounts for about 30%. The US is promoting the return of Russian gas while also being one of Europe's largest suppliers, indicating that there are clearly considerations beyond just ceasefire.
In the short term, it looks more like a bargaining chip rather than new supply. Only if it materializes will European gas prices have a sustained downward reason; before EU policies and Ukraine's stance soften, don't rush to treat this as bearish for the energy market. #Palantir Financial Report Outlook: Can High Growth Support a High Valuation? Conclusion first: Bitcoin $BTC's current correction is not over yet, don't mistake the rebound for a reversal. Recently, I reviewed the mid-cycle pullbacks of every bull market, and the pattern all points to the same signal: this is still not the bottom.
After the price surged past 83,000 last month, market sentiment quickly heated up, with bullish voices everywhere. More people chased longs above 80,000, afraid to miss out. But the more unanimous this expectation, the more likely it becomes a leverage liquidation zone. Similar to gold $XAU's state after last year's peak, when sentiment is maxed out, it is often followed by a significant pullback.
My judgment is that high-leverage longs above 80,000 will most likely be swept out, with the downside target near 72,000 first; I won't consider going long until it drops below 72,000. $ETH will also follow BTC's rhythm, so don't rush to catch the bottom. What do you guys think?
This is just my personal review and does not constitute advice.
#美股与金银同步大跌，避险资金流向分化 On the day Binance was hacked, 1390 ETH was dumped to reduce risk, and once a large withdrawal opened, another 2074 ETH worth about $4.7 million was withdrawn — an address linked to Kanye West, seemingly betting that ETH can still surge.
This address 0xdeA…a1d5c was tagged by on-chain analysts as associated with Kanye West, but it is not officially confirmed by him.
Around 0:36 this morning, it received about 2073.98 ETH from Binance's hot wallet, valued at about 2269 at withdrawal time, totaling about $4.7 million; ETH is now around 2309.
The funds are still sitting in the wallet, about 2083 ETH not deposited into Aave; it has collateralized about 21109 ETH in Aave and Spark combined, borrowing about $27.71 million in stablecoins, with health factors around 1.44 and 1.62.
No positions currently on Hyperliquid.
Simply put, withdrawing funds does not mean immediately increasing positions.
Whales cycling long positions is inherently volatile, and followers are most likely to catch the last leg.
I'm just watching myself, not following.
If this batch of ETH is transferred back to exchanges to sell, or if the health factor approaches 1.3 again, this story of increasing positions won't hold.
$ETH #波动雷达：币种异动观察 When I see this message, what comes to mind is when large capital will be willing to take on risk again. On a macro level, elections can change policy expectations, but the available funds in accounts do not automatically increase just because the voting has ended. I am used to viewing these two things separately.
According to Odaily's relay of Coin Bureau's analysis, the bottom of the past three Bitcoin cycles all appeared after the US midterm elections: 71 days after the election in 2014, 39 days in 2018, and 13 days in 2022. If this pattern repeats, the next window might be from the end of 2026 to early 2027. This provides a time reference for $BTC but is not evidence of a capital shift.
My judgment is that this message's effect on short-term sentiment may be greater than its effect on actual capital flows. Three samples can suggest a correlation but are insufficient to prove that elections drive the bottom; the continuously shortening intervals also cannot be directly extrapolated as a countdown to the next one.
My speculation is that if policy uncertainty decreases after the election, and at the same time interest rate expectations and US dollar liquidity move toward easing, then large capital resuming risk budgets would have a stronger foundation. Conversely, if financing costs remain high and capital still prefers risk aversion, then even if the calendar enters the window, it may not withstand the selling pressure.
I will keep this window on my watchlist but place more emphasis on whether funding costs and sustained absorption improve, rather than letting a pleasing cycle story make the judgment for me.It's almost noon, close to twelve. I glanced at the market and noticed that BTC and ETH secretly surged at noon. I guess many brothers threw down their chopsticks, slapped their thighs, and rushed in chasing the highs again. Stop right there! Watching the rising candlesticks feels great, but if we focus on the contract data, retail investors have already quietly started a mass exodus below!
First, look at $BTC, current price 78595, 4-hour long-short ratio 2.35. Although the bulls still dominate, it has clearly dropped from the high this morning. The area from 79000 to 80000 is full of trapped positions and short sellers lying in ambush. Chasing highs now is purely being used as stepping stones by the main players.
The most interesting is $ETH, current price 2306. This surge caused ETH's long-short ratio to crash from 3.44 this morning down to 1.88! The price went up, but bulls are frantically closing positions and running! This shows retail investors are scared of being trapped; they quickly take profits at the slightest pullback. This structure means heavy selling pressure above, so don't get carried away.
Next, $SOL, current price 95.5, is the most stubborn of all. The long-short ratio stubbornly stays high at 3.54! The open interest hasn't dropped at all; it's a bunch of bulls refusing to give up fighting to the end. With this layered leverage, if the big players don't drop a deep bomb to shake the market, it wouldn't do justice to these numbers.
To sum up, don't get blinded by this noon surge. The bulls themselves are quietly fleeing. Watch more, act less, and don't catch the falling knife.
What did everyone have for lunch today? With this surge, did you get a piece of the meat, or are you stuck halfway up the mountain again?
#非农来袭，12月加息会否生变？ [Pharaoh's Market Watch]
US stocks fell, and gold and silver also plunged. What happened to the promised safe-haven assets? Where did the money actually go?
Pharaoh bluntly says, this is called "everyone flies away when disaster strikes, only to find there’s not even a safe harbor, and all the money ends up in the US debt drain."
First, look at this bizarre scene. Tech stocks reported disappointing earnings, so the US stock market plunge is understandable. But gold and silver, the traditional kings of safe havens, also plunged in sync. Why? Because the Fed officials are still hawkish, and the 10-year US Treasury yield is stubbornly stuck above 5%. Think about it, isn’t it better to just lie back and earn a 5% risk-free interest? Who would want to spend money buying non-yielding gold? Even gold, with its thick eyebrows and big eyes, is being ground down, so silver naturally suffers too.
What does this mean for Bitcoin?
Bitcoin is in the most awkward position right now. It wanted to wear the "digital gold" label to hedge risk, but when it looks down, it still has the "high beta tech stock" tag stuck on it. When US stocks fall, it falls too; when gold falls, it can’t escape either. Not to mention it was just hacked for billions a few days ago, and market confidence hasn’t fully recovered. But Pharaoh has to say a long-term logic: when gold’s safe-haven halo is stripped away by high interest rates, capital will sooner or later realize that the US debt hole is getting bigger and bigger. This extremely distorted macro environment, in the long run, is actually the best breeding ground for Bitcoin’s "non-sovereign asset" narrative, it’s just that in the short term everyone is still panicking. $BTC $ETH $SOL #美股与金银同步大跌，避险资金流向分化 To pour some cold water first, the more orderly the historical pattern, the more I want to ask: was the answer decided first, then the samples selected? My skepticism is not about Bitcoin itself, but about the confidence in packaging three coincidences as a timing advantage.
Coin Bureau analysis states that Bitcoin's past three bottoms all occurred after the US midterm elections: 71 days after in 2014, 39 days in 2018, and 13 days in 2022, proposing a potential window from the end of 2026 to early 2027. I think this inference is easily overestimated: with only three samples, coincidence cannot be ruled out; the intervals vary greatly, and "after the election" can describe sequence but cannot explain why the bottom occurs, nor predict the exact timing of the next one.
Of course, they might be right. If by then $BTC no longer continues to break lows amid bad news, and this resilience persists, I will reduce my doubts about the bottoming judgment. My reminder is: don't mistake date coincidence for logical fulfillment.🔴 Breaking: Withdrawal gates just opened, money is flowing out, but prices are surging up
The exchange hack incident has reached the stage of compensation and withdrawals: assets are compensated to users at actual amounts, and the USDC withdrawal channel on the ETH chain has reopened. The first reaction on-chain is not to buy the dip, but to relocate — some withdraw and then move funds into stablecoin wealth management.
But prices did not fall accordingly. BTC 78472 up 0.96%; ETH 2297 up 1.42%, back above 0.618 at 2220. Only SOL 95.05 down 0.45%, the only laggard.
Money is moving places, not exiting; this wave is short covering plus oversold recovery, not new capital inflow. The evidence is SOL lagging — if risk appetite truly returned, it shouldn’t be in the red. Weekend liquidity is thin, so gains should be discounted; Monday’s US market open is the real test.
Key levels: BTC 77620 is the low of this wave, losing it means a fake rebound; ETH 2247 is the intraday bottom, 2300 is a dense short squeeze zone above, a quick bounce doesn’t mean stronger, just that shorts are more squeezed.
📊 Investment advice
• BTC bullish — TP $84,750 / SL $72,195
• ETH bearish — TP $2,021 / SL $2,573
⚠️ Disclaimer: The above is personal opinion only and does not constitute investment advice. The market is volatile, please DYOR, risk at your own discretion. A giant whale was detected on the $ZEC chain buying 3,052 ZEC spot, and also going long 8,000 ZEC with 2x leverage!
Plus, with the NU7 mainnet upgrade on November 5, the market's most favored narrative is set.
The daily coin issuance remains unchanged, total supply is 21 million, halving schedule stays intact, no dilution downside, just splitting one large block into three smaller blocks, miners' daily earnings remain the same.
The Ironwood privacy pool has already launched, with a new encryption scheme that is resistant to future quantum computer attacks, enhancing privacy protection and securing a leading position among privacy coins. Currently, privacy transfers account for 62% of all transactions, and more users are willing to use it for private transactions, increasing demand.
What else is there to say? Just operate a long position at the current price of 1277, targeting 1320. #Nonfarm payrolls incoming, will the December rate hike change? Capital differentiation after the turmoil among leading platforms is more worth noting than price fluctuations: BTC products see capital outflows, ETH remains under continuous pressure, while TRUMP experiences a unique chip battle.
$BTC: Reference price around $78,600. On October 30, US spot ETFs had a net outflow of $643 million, but the previous four trading days saw a cumulative inflow of $441 million. Capital is not continuously withdrawing; the key is whether $78,000 can hold and $79,000 can be broken through.
$ETH: Around $2,307. Related ETFs have had net outflows for five consecutive trading days, totaling about $431 million. However, the price has climbed back above $2,300, indicating a divergence between short-term performance and product capital direction. Whether it can hold steady still needs confirmation.
$TRUMP: Around $1.73. The latest activity rules show that on November 12, coin holding rankings will be finalized; the top 185 can participate in the November 22 dinner, and the top 29 will have VIP status. Rankings are calculated based on the amount held and holding duration, which may create a phase of holding demand, but there is also a risk of capital exit after the cutoff. Short-term observation points are support at $1.70 and resistance at $1.80.
In short: BTC tests capital support, ETH tests rebound quality, and TRUMP tests how long demand driven by the event can last.
Do you think TRUMP will break through $1.80 first, or will the heat cool down after the ranking cutoff?
For personal record only, not investment advice
#Palantir财报前瞻：高增长能否支撑高估值 $ETH
432 million USD. Ethereum spot ETFs have seen outflows like this for five consecutive weeks.
But the price hasn't followed. This morning ETH climbed from 2247 all the way to 2318, now at 2307, up a bit over 24 hours. ETFs are withdrawing, but the market is pushing up; these two flows of money are clearly not the same batch.
I casually checked the perpetual funding rate, still slightly negative, meaning shorts are paying longs. This structure either means shorts haven't given up yet, or spot is pulling the price up.
I lean toward the latter. The ETF outflow story has been talked about for over a month and is already priced in; using it as bearish news now will only make the market reaction more and more dull.
If it really wants to drop, it would need ETFs still flowing out and the price breaking down together—that would be a bad signal. With the current combination, I'm not short.
By the way, Coinbase's discount to Binance hit the largest of the year; such a spread is never without reason.
#非农来袭，12月加息会否生变？ Spot gold $XAU has returned above $3,900 per ounce today, but this does not change one fact: gold has just experienced a very weak October, with a monthly decline of about 6.8%. Some friends have asked why gold did not receive safe-haven inflows when tech stocks and other risk assets fell. Ajian emphasizes again that in the current high interest rate environment, any macro signals other than interest rates are just noise for gold. This is the view I have been stating since around $4,800: gold is strong, but don’t be stubborn. In the short-term market, no asset can keep rising forever.