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[Trump Prepares "Veto Mode" in Advance, Policy Tug-of-War After US Midterm Elections Likely to Be Even Harder to Resolve]
Trump $TRUMP said he might become "Mr. Veto," and the White House has already started studying ways to bypass Congress to push policies: from tariffs on critical minerals and wind power equipment to visa restrictions and federal funding, all involving areas that affect corporate costs and investment expectations. Even if the Democrats control Congress, the White House still retains considerable executive power, and both sides are likely to shift the battleground to executive orders, budget execution, and court litigation.
The election results have actually been partially reflected in market pricing: as of November 1, Polymarket gives the Democrats about a 94.5% chance of taking the House and about 72.5% for the Senate. This is just a prediction market price, not the election result, but it shows that investors are already pricing in changes in congressional power.
For the market, the real trouble is policy reversals: tariffs may change import costs, visa restrictions affect labor supply, and funding rules influence corporate and industry investments. The uncertainty of US policy is indeed increasing; the end of the election does not necessarily mean the risk has landed, but may just be the start of another round of tug-of-war. This semiconductor sell-off really crushed the sentiment to rock bottom😵. SOXL has retraced more than half from its highs, AMD has also dropped over 20%, and the market looks quite scary. Now there's talk about whether there will be a sudden rebound in November; I think it's possible, but don't rush to mistake a "rebound" for a "reversal"🚀.
First, look at interest rates: the 10-year US Treasury yield has dropped from 5.29% to 4.94%, which gives growth stocks a breather🌬️. As long as it doesn't climb back above 5%, valuation pressure will ease a bit. The real key is AMD and Nvidia's earnings reports, especially AMD; if data center performance and guidance hold steady, funds will have reason to flow back in📈.
SOXL being halved indicates leveraged positions are being cleared, but the question is, has the selling pressure been fully cleared?⚠️ My judgment is that the probability of a repair rebound in November is not low, but a more comfortable buying point might have to wait until the last batch of panic bottom-fishers are washed out.
Strategically, I'd rather miss the first leg than catch an early dip and get trapped🛡️. As long as US Treasury yields don't break 5% and AMD and NVDA earnings expectations don't collapse, there are still recovery opportunities for semiconductors, but timing is more important than direction.
$SOXL $AMD $NVDA
#美股与金银同步大跌，避险资金流向分化 What is the most comfortable state for trading?
It's when you enter the market and immediately know this short position is solid.
Look at ZEC now, current price 1237. Above it is the tightly pressing moving average, the recent resistance at 1245, and strong pressure at 1260.
Shorting at this position has extremely low defense cost.
But looking downwards, once it breaks below the intraday low of 1225, below is a vacuum zone at 1200 or even 1150.
Using minimal risk to chase several times the profit, with this risk-reward ratio, what are you hesitating for?
The fundamentals are even more supportive; the regulatory risk caused by the hacker incident has worsened the funding situation.
With both technical and fundamental factors hitting hard, the area around 1237 now is an excellent entry point.
There is an old Wall Street saying: "Don't try to catch a falling knife; wait until it hits the ground before picking it up."
The bulls' defense line is still collapsing, so don't be lucky trying to bottom-fish.
See the trend clearly, follow the short side with the trend—that's the only way to survive.
$BTC $ETH $ZEC
#美股与金银同步大跌，避险资金流向分化 BTC faces a major employment data test next week! December rate hike expectations could become a market turning point
The real risk for Bitcoin next week is not any single Fed speech, but whether U.S. employment data can once again prove economic resilience. Ten members support a pause, two members advocate a rate hike, and policy differences have become public, so the risk of a December rate hike has not been eliminated.
Focus on three key timelines: November 3 JOLTS job openings to observe labor demand; November 4 ADP employment report to preliminarily verify employment strength; November 6 nonfarm payrolls, with the market expecting an increase of 65,000, higher than the previous 29,000, unemployment rate expected to hold at 4.2%, and average hourly earnings monthly growth expected at 0.3%.
Among these, wage growth is especially critical as it directly relates to inflation stickiness.
My judgment: If both employment and wages exceed expectations, combined with strengthening ISM business conditions, U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar may rise further, putting BTC under liquidity tightening pressure; if employment cools and wages fall back, the market may reprice easing expectations, driving a rebound in risk assets.
But note, a simple weakening of nonfarm payrolls does not equal a positive outcome; if the unemployment rate rises rapidly, recession concerns will also hurt risk appetite.
In trading, focus on the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield, the dollar index, BTC spot ETF net flows, and changes in contract positions. Be cautious about chasing orders before data release and wait for price and capital to give direction. $BTC #美联储官员释放加息信号，12月预期仍存分歧 My forecast for the new financial report (Q3 2026) performance:
1. Revenue guidance: The company officially provided Q3 revenue guidance of $2.16 billion to $2.164 billion, a year-over-year increase of 83%. Morgan Stanley predicts actual revenue could reach $2.27 billion to $2.29 billion, with a year-over-year growth rate rising to 92%-94%, marking the thirteenth consecutive quarter of accelerating growth.
2. Earnings per share expectation: Wall Street consensus expects EPS of $0.41, a year-over-year increase of 95.2%.
3. Growth drivers: Rapid deployment of the AIP platform on the enterprise side, continuous delivery of government contracts, and expansion of new customer numbers are the main drivers. However, it should be noted that the high upfront implementation costs and the engineer-dependent deployment business model remain market concerns, and breakthroughs in the financial sector are still insufficient.【ZEC Surges Above $1300 Then Pulls Back, Privacy Coin Rally Is Not Over Yet】
$ZEC has climbed back near $1300 over the past week, retreating to $1240–1250 on November 1, and still rising about 4%–5% on the 7th. During the same period, $BTC dropped about 8% in a week, $ETH fell about 15%, with ZEC clearly outperforming the market. On October 29, ZEC briefly surged to $1392 before quickly pulling back, indicating clear profit-taking in the $1300–1400 range.
On October 29, the highest price was $1392 and the lowest dropped to $1213, a single-day decline of about 6.8%, then rebounded to around $1270 on the 30th. The price has now returned to around $1240, and the short-term has not yet reclaimed $1300. Binance ZEC perpetual open interest is about $529 million, basically flat over 24 hours, funding rates near zero or briefly negative, and the long-short account ratio is close to even. Currently, it looks more like a high-level turnover consolidation with no obvious leveraged long positions re-entering.
Around November 5, there is another major positive event: Zcash's NU7 mainnet upgrade, which will reduce block time from 75 seconds to 25 seconds and adjust the transaction fee mechanism. This will significantly improve the privacy payment experience and add real technical support to this round of privacy coin narrative.ETH led the mainstream coins today at $2,241, up 2.2%, but this "leading" in the monthly chart is an oversold rebound after dropping from $2,700 to $2,200 in October, not a reversal.
The real pressure on the price hasn't eased. ETH ETFs have seen net outflows for 7 consecutive days, with $161 million in a single day. BlackRock's ETHA alone withdrew $116 million, with a total outflow exceeding $1 billion in October, marking the harshest single-month withdrawal since 2026. Old wallets that bought in at $50 nine years ago are unlocking staking and depositing coins into Kraken, with exchange ETH reserves accumulating, meaning "more people are able to sell."
But there is also some good news: the staked amount has surged to 43.8 million ETH, accounting for 35.9% of the circulating supply, systematically locking up the available supply; after the hacker incident, Binance replenished 95% of the stolen assets, and the compensation buyback of ETH is a short-term support buy, while the batch of ETH in the hacker's hands that cannot be frozen is very dangerous.
$2,240 is the short-term lifeline, and $2,280 is the first test for recovery. If the ETF does not turn positive for three consecutive days, any rebound can only be classified as an oversold rebound.Monthly exports increased by 93.7% year-on-year, reaching a record $115.28 billion; the most remarkable was semiconductor exports, which grew 259.4% year-on-year to $56.44 billion; computer product exports also increased by 496%. Ajian believes that at least two conclusions can be drawn from this data: First, AI investment is not only reflected in the financial reports of US tech companies. It has already transmitted to chips, servers, memory, and the Asian export supply chain; Second, although AI capital expenditure worries investors about returns, at least from the current supply chain orders, demand remains very strong. Therefore, driven by AI server demand, although "the AI industry is still growing" and "all AI stocks are worth buying" should not be confused, at least $KORU remains stable, 10.6 is a good position, and there is a high probability that tomorrow will see a similar trend to this Monday.Here's a counterintuitive take: when exchanges don't allow withdrawals, everyone complains, but what you really need to watch is the moment withdrawals are allowed again.
Binance resumed withdrawals, and in 10 hours, $3.75 billion was withdrawn, averaging $375 million per hour. After waiting in line for so long, once the gate opens, of course everyone rushes out together. This has little to do with confidence and more to do with patience.
So don't see withdrawal resumption as a bullish sign right away; first check if the order books for $BTC and $BNB can hold up. I personally wouldn't dare chase longs at such times; it's safer to hang back and watch for a while.This week watched Amazon, Alphabet, Intel, each being ripped by AI cost side Apple is fourth, also only one Wall Street thinks won't have trouble Implied volatility only ±4%. Previous three moved 7%, 13%, near 30% after hours I'm not that at ease Memory chain I tore apart in Intel piece. Same chain also hitting iPhone Apple itself said, memory chip price increase pressuring gross margin Guidance 47%-48% contains about 1 point tariff rebate, deduct it going down Quarter number high probability figlassnode: US spot Ethereum ETF has had net outflows for 23 consecutive trading days, setting the longest continuous net outflow record since listing
Brothers, Glassnode's data is out, the pressure on $ETH is really significant.
Spot ETH ETF has had net outflows for 23 consecutive days, the longest since listing. Traditional funds are withdrawing.
In August and September, they were still buying aggressively, now demand is clearly weak.
Combined with previous observations, ETH's rebound lacks sustainability; although 2200 holds, it depends on $BTC's mood.
If the ETF doesn't stop bleeding, risk appetite will be hard to recover. We have to wait for it to strengthen actively before confirming.
$SNDK
#美联储官员释放加息信号，12月预期仍存分歧 Conclusion first: Today, the funding side is more honest than the market side. BTC is the only net inflow; ETH shows strength on the chart but quietly loses funds; SOL shows clear divergence among large holders. Don't just look at the candlesticks; where the money flows is more critical.
$BTC single-day net inflow of 835.71 BTC, with extra-large orders as the main support, indicating that large funds are still willing to buy after a sharp drop. $ETH single-day net outflow of 7,236.76 ETH, with extra-large and large orders flowing out simultaneously; the rise lacks sustained incremental capital support. This combination of "strong chart but funds leaving" calls for caution against a pump-and-dump. $SOL single-day net outflow of 94,200 SOL, with significant divergence among large holders; frequent turnover of large long and short orders means the direction is not yet unified.
My understanding is: $BTC having support does not mean an immediate takeoff; ETH showing strength does not mean safety; SOL's intense turnover makes it unsuitable for chasing. In this phase of capital differentiation, first observe who is genuinely buying and who is using the rebound to cash out. If BTC continues net inflows, it is easier to stabilize after consolidation; if ETH does not reverse the outflow trend, be cautious with rebounds; wait for SOL's large holder divergence to converge before acting.
This is only a review record and does not constitute any investment advice.
#BTC持续震荡，后续走势受多重因素影响 #OKX、ICE与Trade.xyz联手，推动永续合约进入美国合规市场 All three are green today, with declines within 1%: $ENA -0.87%, $UNI -0.92%, $XRP -0.41%, with trading volumes of 5.77 million, 11.58 million, and 22.49 million respectively. I call this group the 'Old Deng Zone'; the narratives are still intact—Ethena's synthetic dollar, Uniswap's DEX, Ripple's cross-border payments. They all sound plausible, but no one is putting money in.
The small declines don't mean someone is supporting the price; it means holders have already given up, so selling pressure is naturally low. XRP is the most typical case, with over 22 million in trading volume, yet the price moves by a penny all day. The biggest risk for this kind of token isn't a drop, but erosion; if it doesn't fall, you hesitate to sell, and six months later, it's still stuck in the same place. I'm stuck holding ENA myself; every time I look, I want to curse, but when it really comes to selling, I just can't bring myself to do it. $LSK LSK, this chart is laughable.
The official team's multi-signature address just unlocked and immediately dumped 40% of the circulating supply into the DEX pool, while simultaneously withdrawing all BNB and USDT reserves.
This is not a normal sell-off; it's like pulling the plug and draining all liquidity.
The spot bulls who held on stubbornly earlier couldn't even set stop-loss orders due to lack of liquidity, and the buy-side support instantly collapsed.
The whales are playing this so ruthlessly, clearly giving no chance for any rebound exit.
#LSK
$LSK
👇Once the gate opened, $2 billion ran off within 3 hours.
Binance resumed withdrawals in phases on the afternoon of November 1, with the first phase fully opening 15 chains.
According to DefiLlama data, Binance had a net outflow of $1.263 billion in the past 24 hours.
During the same period, OKX had a net inflow of $65.4 million, and Bybit had a net inflow of $20.6 million.
But don’t just focus on the outflow: Binance’s platform assets are about $133.894 billion, and the $1.263 billion only accounts for about 0.94%.
I think this round is a stress test, not a bank run. Observe without chasing. The failure point would be a continuous expansion of net outflows over multiple days or a suspension of the second phase of withdrawals.
Do you think users running away is rational risk avoidance or panic overreaction?
$BTC $ETH $SOL
#BTC现货ETF三日流出近4.5亿美元 Musalem says need to tighten soon, Logan even more ruthless, directly shouting at least two more hikes needed. This bunch of hawks wish to engrave rate hike words on forehead. But look at market, December hike pricing instead fell from 85% to 70%+. Why? Because market starts to develop "drug resistance", thinks they are bluffing. After all core PCE still at high 3.1%, inflation not dead, but economy also can't endure hiking to death. This matter plainly, officials there holding face, market belo$SOL shorts are completely holding strong at the 95-dollar level.
On the surface, the market is still grinding, but behind the scenes, whales have withdrawn 320,000 SOL from Binance within 10 hours, moving the spot directly to cold wallets. Even more extreme, Circle printed 250 million USDC overnight, all stacked on-chain.
The exchange's supply has been drained, and outside there are plenty of bullets ready. If the shorts don't explode, it would be a shame for this money printer. Now it's just a matter of when this money will enter the market to sweep up assets.
#SOL
$SOL
👇💥 Thrilling! A whale with 25x leverage heavily positions in ETH, losing 37 million in a single day
$ETH｜2240
On-chain tracking: Whale Jeffrey Huang opened a 25x ETH position on Hyperliquid, with the liquidation price only $86 away from the current price! After being liquidated, he continued to add positions and trade back and forth, losing 37 million in one day. The entire network's ETH 24-hour liquidation reached 350 million, and the negative fee rate also indicates strong bearish sentiment.
$BTC｜77572
The platform's whale total positions amount to 8.229 billion, with longs accounting for 46.26% and shorts 53.74%. Bears still dominate, but sentiment has eased significantly compared to a week ago, shifting from extreme pessimism to slight bearishness.
$HYPE｜60
Despite the major market drop, it held strong above 60. Hyperliquid is an on-chain derivatives platform; holding HYPE allows sharing of fees. Another address on the platform has placed short positions worth 72.14 million in BTC+ETH.
#加密行业协同守护资产安全 On Tuesday, the U.S. midterm elections are about to take place, and many people still don't understand what exactly is being elected in the midterms and how much it affects our market outlook.
Remember one thing: the midterm elections do not elect the president; they are a midterm exam for the president two years into their term.
This time, all 435 seats in the House of Representatives, about one-third of the Senate seats, and governors in more than thirty states will be elected. Congress holds major powers over legislation, budget, and regulatory approvals. Whichever party gains the majority directly determines whether the president's policies can be smoothly implemented in the next two years. If the two parties split control of the chambers, it results in a divided Congress, and many presidential proposals will be blocked, making it difficult to push through.
Why does Wall Street pay close attention to this election? The core reason is uncertainty.
Historical data shows that after the midterm elections conclude, uncertainty dissipates, and the probability of the U.S. stock market strengthening afterward is relatively high. However, different election outcomes benefit or hurt different sectors. If the Democrats take both chambers, the market will worry about corporate tax hikes and tighter AI regulations, putting pressure on the tech sector; if the Republicans hold the Senate, expectations for tax cuts and looser regulations will rise, potentially boosting certain sectors.
In the short term, around the election results, U.S. stocks, bonds, and gold may all experience volatility, so avoid blindly concentrating your bets in a single direction. This election is also an important indicator for the presidential election two years later, with subsequent adjustments expected in fiscal policy, interest rate hikes, and industrial policies. #布油重返100美元，特朗普称选后将下跌 #OKX、ICE与Trade.xyz联手，推动永续合约进入美国合规市场 #BTC持续震荡，后续走势受多重因素影响 $CVX recently announced its Q3 results. The market needs to differentiate between upstream production, refining profits, and oil price contributions. The valuation pullback in the tech sector has made energy stocks relatively prominent, but quarterly profits are heavily influenced by commodity price cycles. If cash flow, production, and capital discipline all improve together, the defensive logic becomes more reliable; if refining crack spreads narrow or oil prices decline, profit resilience will weaken earlier than stock price performance.$BTC: Similar signals have appeared again in the historical cycle, the bottom window may have opened!
Looking back at the past few cycles, there is a noteworthy pattern in Bitcoin's performance relative to gold:
- 2014: Bottomed after about 14 months.
- 2018: Also took 14 months, then started to reverse.
- 2022: Again formed a cycle-level bottom in about 14 months.
And this BTC bear market relative to gold has also lasted 14 months.
The time cycles are gradually aligning, prices have undergone a full retracement, and the market is consolidating to form a bottom. Many of the previously accumulated bearish factors have already been digested by the market.
All three historical cycles showed similar timing nodes, and this time may be no exception.
Truly noteworthy opportunities often appear when the market is at its most pessimistic.
Don't wait until the bull market becomes the market consensus again to start positioning. The toughest phase may also be the stage where long-term investors find opportunities.
Of course, historical cycles can only serve as a reference and cannot guarantee that the bottom has definitely formed. #FedHikeOutlookDivided The trigger wasn't the Federal Reserve, it was Binance — a $6.3 billion hack that directly created a liquidity hole. But the real key isn't Binance. It's the position BTC has dropped to: 77,000. Glassnode has a model called "True Market Mean," which tracks the average acquisition cost of active on-chain Bitcoin. Right now, this number is between $77,200 and $77,900. To put it simply: around 77,000 is the average buy price of a large amount of coins. Above this level, the vast majority of people aren't at a loss, so the coins are relatively stable. A decisive break below this is a signal of a trend weakening. On October 30, BTC spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $409.5 million. FBTC cut $283.8 million, ARKB cut $182.6 million. The $400 million inflow accumulated over the previous four days was completely withdrawn in one day. This isn't panic. This is institutions recalculating their positions. The FOMC just finished, December rate hike expectations remain above 80%, oil prices are still high, and the institutions' first reaction isn't to bottom-fish but to reduce positions first to get a clearer view.Strategy Moves Toward Daily Dividends: Another Step in Its Bitcoin Financing Strategy Strategy is making an interesting change to how its preferred shares work, and it could have implications beyond the stock market. $BTC Shareholders have approved daily dividend accruals for four preferred stock series: $STRC , $STRF, $STRK and $STRD. $STRC is scheduled to begin this new structure on November 1, while STRF, STRK and STRD are expected to follow in January 2027. What makes this development interBtc's fourth wave down is complete! After the rebound, there will be a sharp drop in the A2 wave of the fourth wave! Only then will the fifth wave's big surge begin!
Currently positioning for the extended waterfall wave of the fourth wave!
Why set it at 79488? Technically, this is a typical break followed by a pullback confirmation. Once the 80,000 mark is broken, 79488 is just below the 80,000 threshold, becoming the first strong resistance line. Bitcoin has been hammered down from a high level, with all moving averages above forming a death cross pressing down, and volume visibly shrinking. If the bulls really had confidence, they would have reclaimed 80,000 during the pullback. This kind of volume-less rebound is a classic bull trap. The area from 76,500 to 76,000 is a liquidation zone for bulls, while 75,000 is a deeper chip vacuum zone; once trampled, the price will spike down very fast.
Looking at the macro and news environment, there is no room to breathe. The Federal Reserve is firmly focused on inflation, with over a 70% chance of a rate hike in December, and long-term US bonds are pressing down. The tech sector is even worse; Intel plunged nearly 30%, dragging the Nasdaq down. Institutions are indiscriminately selling highly liquid assets to cover margin calls. The ETF cost line is high at 81,500, and the current price at 78,000 is surrounded by trapped positions, with no fresh capital to act as a liberating force.
The shorting method is simple. Place a short order directly at 79488, with a tight stop loss just above 80,500. If volume surges and the price stabilizes above 80,000, it means the short logic has failed, and you must unconditionally admit defeat and exit. The first target is 76,500; if broken, look to 75,000. At 76,500, close most of the position to lock in profits, and use a trailing stop loss on the remainder to push down further. $BTC Who understands, today got a good lesson from altcoins again 😮💨
$WLD
User data keeps rising, but the coin price completely refuses to cooperate, closing slightly down. The project is one of the few with real incremental growth, but regulatory risks over biological privacy hang overhead like the sword of Damocles; as long as this sword doesn't fall, the market will struggle to break free.
$BICO
The gains that were hard to pull up a few days ago were all given back within days. The account abstraction sector direction is fine, but unfortunately lacks breakout hit products. A typical weak asset: it dives first when the market drops, and lacks momentum during rebounds, so it can only quietly wait for favorable winds.
$APR (Capricorn)
Typical ambush funds moving in and out quickly. Riding on expectations from the Monad testnet nodes and tens of millions in financing backing, it surged briefly; once the hype passed and the market adjusted, funds exited without hesitation, quickly falling after the spike.
#美联储官员释放加息信号，12月预期仍存分歧 On October 31, the FBI directly named the North Korean TraderTraitor group as the mastermind behind over $6 billion stolen funds flowing out from Binance — the same team that absconded with $1.5 billion from Bybit last year. This is not an isolated hacking incident but a state-level theft pipeline that has been executed twice and is now scaling up. 🫡 What truly deserves attention is not the amount, but the FBI's approach this time: public attribution, naming THORChain nodes, DeFi protocols, and instant swap platforms, demanding they block all hacker addresses. This means law enforcement logic has shifted from "asset recovery" to "chain cutting" — treating cross-chain liquidity layers as points of sanction enforcement. $BTC and $ETH themselves are not the attack targets, but the settlement and swap channels they reside in are being brought under quasi-regulatory frameworks, a structural change the market has yet to fully price in. Why is the market underestimating this? Because the $6 billion scale exceeds the market cap of most mid-sized public chains, and both times the laundering was completed using DeFi instant swaps and cross-chain routing. Decentralized swap protocols in the $ETH ecosystem, as well as cross-chain liquidity hubs like THORChain, are passively becoming the money laundering infrastructure for state actors. The FBI's demand for nodes to proactively block addresses effectively shifts compliance pressure directly onto validators — a substantive squeeze on the "permissionless" narrative. Looking at the timeline: $1.5 billion from Bybit last year, $6 billion from Binance this year✨ Three obscure coins, each with its own fate
All caught in this turbulent market, the three coins have diverged completely.
▫️ $LAB｜0.045
A huge gap lies before us, a high of 27.26, now only 0.045. Positive news and sell-offs happen simultaneously: on one hand, an official buyback announcement; on the other, large sales from related wallets. This rally is purely driven by news, lacking real consensus; its lifeline is the buyback plan.
▫️ $SLX｜0.048
A unique cash flow logic. Turning long-term wafer factory usage rights into on-chain assets, collecting rent quarterly, with prices unaffected by chip spot market fluctuations. While the market and chip sector plunged, it only slightly retreated, following a steady rent-collecting path, unlike speculative altcoins.
▫️ $RE｜0.37
Should have had its moment in the spotlight but ended up completely silent. On-chain insurance with automatic compensation, encountering a strong catalyst like the Binance hack, yet the market showed no reaction. Thin trading volume, extremely poor liquidity, plainly indicating that funds have temporarily abandoned this track.
#加密行业协同守护资产安全 This threshold basically is at upper end of company's own guidance, but look at its recent few quarters, each time it left guidance upper end far behind. I admit slope of memory price increase is slowing, this is what I worry most, but company's guidance already has this slowdown considered, so I still think it will beat again~Here are 8 revised versions for you:
*Version 1 - Original Flavor Optimization*
> Do you hold any of the coins listed in the table? These are all coins stolen from Binance that have not yet been fully replenished. These coins will be strong before the replenishment because Binance's replenishment demand supports the market. Once replenished, the buying pressure will instantly disappear, and then they will weaken or follow the general trend.
> Stolen small coins definitely show strength first and then weaken.
> Many people asked me today why UNI, AAVE, LINK are so strong; this is the answer.
> Binance can only slowly accumulate through large OTC orders and simultaneously in the secondary market, usually by splitting large orders into smaller ones or using iceberg orders. Small coins with poor liquidity are collected more slowly. Even those doing OTC need to accumulate coins and liquidity. The fastest way is to buy from the foundation, but large amounts are not always available.
> Check which coins you hold and what opportunities or arbitrage chances there are. This window is highly certain. Operations will likely complete a few days before Binance announces 100% reserves.
*Version 2 - Minimalist Version*
> Do you have any coins from the list? They are all stolen from Binance and not yet replenished. They are strong before replenishment due to Binance's support, and after replenishment, buying pressure disappears and they weaken.
> Small coins show strength first, then weaken.
> Why are UNI, AAVE, LINK strong? This is the reason.
> Binance slowly accumulates through OTC plus the secondary market, splitting large orders into smaller ones or iceberg orders. Small coins with poor liquidity are collected slowly. OTC also needs to accumulate coins. The fastest way is to buy from the foundation, but large amounts are not always available.
> See what you have and any arbitrage opportunities. The window is highly certain and will close before Binance announces 100% reserves.Do you hold any of the coins listed in the $BTC chart? These are all coins stolen from Binance but whose gaps have not yet been filled. These coins will be strong before the gap is filled because Binance's replenishment demand supports the market. Once the gap is filled, the buying pressure will instantly disappear, and then the price will weaken or follow the general trend.
Stolen small coins will definitely be strong first and then weak.
Many people asked me today why UNI, AAVE, LINK, etc. are so strong; this is the answer.
Binance can only slowly accumulate through large OTC orders and simultaneously in the secondary market, usually by breaking large orders into smaller ones or using iceberg orders. Small coins have poor liquidity, so accumulation is slower. Even those doing OTC need to accumulate coins and need liquidity. The fastest way is to buy from foundations, but it’s not always possible to buy large amounts.
Check which coins you hold and see what opportunities or arbitrage chances there are. This window of opportunity is very certain. Complete your operations before Binance announces 100% reserves; probably just a few days left. #美联储官员释放加息信号，12月预期仍存分歧 $BTC $ETH The battle royale has ended, but don’t rush to bottom-fish; next week’s three hurdles are the real tough fights!
Lords, this week’s battle royale has finally drawn to a close. BTC dipped to a low of 76,460, with $1.49 billion liquidated across the network in 24 hours, and bulls accounted for 86.8%. Leverage has been fully cleared, but buying hasn’t come in; the fear and greed index dropped straight to 30, with panic spreading. Don’t think that surviving this week means all is well—next week’s three challenges get tougher one after another:
First hurdle: Midterm elections (November 3). Most options market makers wait for the election results before reopening positions. The market lacks the usual volatility buffer, so even slight price movements can trigger exaggerated wick moves.
Second hurdle: Nonfarm payroll data (November 6). September’s nonfarm added only 29,000 jobs, with expectations for a rebound to 65,000 in October. If the data is strong, the threat of rate hikes will loom again; if weak, it will ease pressure on risk assets. Don’t bet on a fixed direction before the data is released.
Third hurdle: Options “gravity.” October’s biggest pain point was around 76,000, and December’s single strike has moved to 75,000. After settlement, market makers’ hedging forces withdraw, and the price loses the upward pull, making it susceptible to downward gravity. The 76,000 level is a lifeline; if broken, watch for 75,000.
Wolong says straight: Clearing leverage doesn’t mean the bottom has arrived. Next week, macro data and election uncertainties combine, likely causing even greater volatility than this week. Control your impulses; the gains on the right side are sweeter than the flying knives on the left.Intel, Google, SNDK revenue and profit are still growing. If they don't meet expectations, the price will drop sharply. This is a typical case of guidance killing expectations. The price had risen too much earlier. Now that the earnings report is out, the market thinks it's overvalued again. Not worthy of the position.#苹果新CEO迎来iPhone18首份成绩单 Stable foundation, but hard to break the deadlock, it's a “conservative engineer's answer”The kitchen stockpot broth had just reached seventy percent heat when the front hall slammed down a revised pre-order: the fundraising target for the priciest "star clay pot" was cut from 30 billion to 20 billion, yet the valuation still aimed to hang at 1.25 trillion — the broth hadn’t boiled, but the pot’s bottom was already burning.
It’s like a tasting menu full of hype: the menu shows lobster, but the fridge only has ice water left. Some investors cut back their commitments, equivalent to canceling thirty percent of the reserved tables last minute; no matter how glamorous the valuation, if the deposit isn’t paid, the kitchen has to reweigh its ingredients. Mainstream coins are the main course, altcoins the seasoning, and leveraged contracts the extra spicy chili; now this AI dish relies entirely on the "compute power gas stove" blazing hot, but the purchasing side is starting to tighten wallets, indicating the front hall is recalculating: the story can be plated, but cash flow is the saltiness at the entrance.
Another model kitchen that brands itself on security is more direct: its credit outlook was downgraded, and after listing it might fall to a speculative BB rating rather than investment grade; this is like suppliers changing payment terms from monthly to cash on delivery, with borrowing interest rising like chili oil. Compute expenses keep expanding, the pot keeps heating redder, but the broth inside isn’t getting richer — instead, moisture evaporates and valuation is squeezed dry. The capital market’s palate is honest: first taste the financing risk, then talk about grand narratives. Tech platters like $xQQQ will wobble too; when the main dish is served, the bitterness of seasoning and chili comes out first, the heat remains, but the aroma starts to separate.
My kitchen rules are simple: high valuation is plating, fundraising amount is ingredients, credit rating is the purchase ledger; if plating is fancy but ingredients shrink and the ledger tightens, this dish enters the "reheat and re-season" phase. The fiercer the compute power gas stove burns, the more it tests who really has rich stock and who is just diluting concentrated soup cubes. It’s not about turning down the heat now, it’s the market tasting the saltiness; the pot’s edge is already scorched, but the kitchen keeps sprinkling chili powder in. #aifundingunderscrutiny$ZEC: Short on rebound
Strategy:
· Wait for the price to rebound to the 1250-1260 range (EMA20 and EMA10 dense resistance zone, also the average cost zone for shorts) and enter short after resistance.
· The target is first 1224 (24-hour low); if broken effectively, then look at the 1200 round number. Set stop loss above 1290 (24-hour high).
Core basis:
1. Moving average bearish pressure: Daily EMA5 (1261), EMA10 (1254), EMA20 (1248) diverging downward, price rebound continuously resisted below moving averages, the major trend has turned bearish after falling from the 1695 high.
2. Absolute dominance of shorts: Chart 1 shows nominal long-short ratio only 31.73%, short positions as high as 186 million U (more than 3 times the longs!). The average short price is 1258, currently in profit. Above is all the shorts' stronghold and trapped positions, very difficult for longs to break through.
3. Weak and inflated longs: Although longs are floating profits (due to very low average price 1007), their position size is too small (only 59 million U), completely unable to defend the market. Currently a typical downtrend continuation pattern, the rebound is an opportunity to enter short.
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#OKX、ICE与Trade.xyz联手，推动永续合约进入美国合规市场 Three of the seven sisters in the US stock market have died, how many more will die?📉 Gold, SpaceX, and Micron weaken simultaneously
$XAUT｜3950
Basically no premium over spot gold, it should serve as a safe-haven asset, but it fell in sync, essentially reflecting a unified deleveraging across the entire market, with safe-haven funds showing divergence.
$SPCX｜140
SpaceX token, speculative logic betting on Starlink launch expectations, liquidity is relatively weak, fluctuating in tandem with US stock futures.
$xMU｜900
Micron mainly operates in DRAM and HBM; although demand in the HBM sector is rising, its HBM4 progress lags behind SK Hynix, with funds discounting the pursuer, dropping over 5% on the day.
#美股与金银同步大跌，避险资金流向分化 Before cutting open the sternum, first focus on the monitor: the overall market is bleeding, yet HYPE once surged over 13% against the trend. This is not a sign of systemic circulation improvement, but a compensatory hyperperfusion after a collateral circulation segment is suddenly opened. The price crash is merely a symptom; the real lesion lies in the redistribution of blood flow.
The core of this message's analysis is integrating the underlying technology of on-chain perpetuals into the regulated US market, with clearing infrastructure separately establishing dual tracks for trading and clearing, while retail funds enter through a joint venture channel. In surgical terms, trading acts like the heart pumping blood, clearing like extracorporeal circulation; separating the two is not a minor operation but rebuilding a perfusion circuit. Approval is just preoperative assessment, not an indication that the anastomosis has healed; the joint venture retail channel is merely a postoperative recovery corridor, not a restoration of cardiac function.
HYPE's 13% pulse is like a contrast agent suddenly illuminating a blood vessel segment: a bright local spot does not mean systemic perfusion is adequate. To determine if it is true collateral flow or blood stealing, one must examine vital signs such as clearing depth, funding rates, basis, and correlation. Focusing only on price gains is like watching heart rate without blood pressure, easily mistaking arrhythmia for stable circulation.
$xBMNR's linkage resembles a distal limb pulse: the proximal large artery is still in spasm, while the distal pulses first, which could be collateral supply or a high-pressure impulse before embolism. If regulated perpetuals run smoothly, they could indeed build a new coronary bypass for the market, but there are three preoperative clamps: regulatory approval, clearing risk control, and retail suitability. Any plaque formation in these will turn the so-called new pathway into a thrombus bed under hypercoagulable conditions.
My judgment is: this is not systemic circulation recovery but a temporary bleeding from a newly constructed bypass vessel during surgery; the most dangerous on the monitor is never the sudden spike, but the low perfusion left unattended after the spike. #okxicetradexyzperps$SOL: Rebound Shorting
Strategy:
· Wait for the price to rebound to the 95.40-95.80 range (EMA20 resistance zone and previous small platform) and then enter short.
· The target is first 94.27 (24-hour low); if broken effectively, then 92.26 (previous low). Stop loss set above 96.50.
Core basis:
1. Absolute dominance of bears: Chart 1 shows the nominal long-short ratio is only 27.55%, with short positions reaching 366 million U (3.6 times that of longs!). The average short cost is 98.53, currently nearly 70% profitable, with a large defense margin; while the average long price is 107.47, deeply underwater with losses exceeding 13 million U. The market is completely dominated by bears.
2. Moving average bearish pressure: On the 1-hour level, EMA5, EMA10, and EMA20 are tightly clustered around 95.0-95.3 and slightly downward, the price rebound is very weak, unable to effectively break above the moving averages, the bearish trend remains unchanged.
3. Low volume weak rebound: Since the rebound from 92.26, volume has severely shrunk, bulls have no counterattack power. The 96-98 area above is densely trapped positions; the rebound is an opportunity to enter short, with an excellent risk-reward ratio.
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#加密行业协同守护资产安全 $225 billion in capital expenditure is like a rapidly expanding supercell thunderstorm on the radar, while the $71 billion free operating cash flow deficit is the moisture gap beneath it—S&P has shifted Meta's outlook from stable to negative, yet the rating remains at AA-, equivalent to a weather station issuing a strong convective yellow warning without escalating to a red alert. This is not clear weather; it's the calm before the front approaches, the barometer is dropping, and visibility still seems good.
Broadcom's outlook changed from positive to stable, essentially a single-point heavy rain model: the rain gauge reading is off the charts, but the echo coverage area is too narrow. The risk of customer concentration in intelligent computing power is like a narrow but intense rain band; once that cloud cluster moves away, the radar shows only clear skies. Oracle was previously downgraded to BBB-, a typical meteorological accident driven by debt-fueled expansion—chasing a strong convective system with high leverage, but its own pressure collapsed first, the wind didn't catch up, and the roof was blown off.
$xAMZN and Meta are both on the intelligent computing capital expenditure front, but Amazon's cloud business cash flow is like a stable moisture transport channel, while Meta's advertising revenue is a monsoon rain—once the rain band shifts, the supply cuts off. Credit spreads are quietly widening, like a sharp drop in pressure before a cold front passes, visibility is decreasing, yet most people are still watching the thermometer. Capital expenditure is a warm, moist jet stream; the cash flow deficit is a dry layer intrusion. The two fight within the same air column, resulting in a hollow typhoon: a large wind circle but no energy at the center.
S&P's move is equivalent to turning Meta's anemometer from stable to negative pressure; the rating holds only because the wind speed hasn't reached hurricane level yet, but the pressure gradient is increasing, and the moisture channel already has a gap. The radar echo on the market is still intensifying, but forecasters know the higher the echo top, the closer the risk of a downburst. #metanegativeoutlook$ETH: Buy on the dip
Strategy:
· Wait for the price to dip to the 2265-2270 range (EMA moving average dense support zone) and stabilize before going long.
· The target is initially 2280-2300; if effectively broken through, then look at 2350. Set stop loss defense at 2240 (below the 24-hour low).
Core basis:
1. Extreme short crowding: Figure 2 data shows the nominal long-short ratio is only 29.45%, with short positions reaching 1.43 billion U (3.4 times that of longs!). The average short cost is at 2238, and the current price of 2271 has caused shorts to be fully underwater, making a short squeeze highly likely once the price rallies.
2. Bottom structure stabilization: After a violent spike down to 2171 on the 1-hour chart, the lows have been rising continuously, and the price has successfully stood above and stabilized on EMA5/10/20 lines, preliminarily establishing a short-term bullish structure.
3. Negative funding rate forcing shorts to cover: The funding rate is slightly negative (-0.0007%), meaning shorts pay fees to longs, increasing their holding costs. Buying on the dip offers an excellent risk-reward ratio.
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#OKX、ICE与Trade.xyz联手，推动永续合约进入美国合规市场 "US Treasury High-Yield Drain, Don't Rush to Be the 'Bag Holder' (｡•́︿•̀｡)"
The so-called "risk-off divergence" is just a cover-up. The core issue is that US Treasury yields are approaching 5%, making risk-free interest too attractive, causing funds to collectively withdraw from high-risk pools and deleverage across all categories.
$BTC fell below 77,000; under high interest pressure, it is a highly volatile risk asset. When Wall Street lacks cash, it sells the most liquid assets first; with heavy overhead resistance and ETF outflows, long-term spot can endure, but short-term rebound chasing is like catching a knife barehanded (￣▽￣)"
$ETH is even weaker, with the ecosystem lacking new narratives and weak support. When the market softens, it falls first, making bottom-fishing risky and often turning into a "big loser."
$XAU gold also dropped over 3%, not because safe-haven demand failed, but because institutions are using it to cover margin gaps, and crowded profit-taking triggered a liquidity stampede. Central bank buying provides underlying support, but don't rush while the stampede continues.
The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 7%, driven by valuation cuts; with 10-year US Treasury yields near 5%, money is chasing interest. Cash is king; a bigger drop doesn't mean cheap. Control your impulses and wait for deleveraging to clear out first (•̀ω•́)✧
#USStocksAndGoldDropTogetherRiskOffFundsDiverge #OKX、ICE与Trade.xyz联手，推动永续合约进入美国合规市场 The U.S. ended daylight saving time on Sunday. Starting tomorrow night, the U.S. stock market $QQQ will open at 10:30 PM Beijing time, and the data originally released at 8:30 PM will be moved to 9:30 PM. This week's calendar is very full: on Monday, the Treasury will release the quarterly borrowing estimate; Tuesday is the midterm election; Wednesday will announce the quarterly refinancing plan; and Friday will release October's nonfarm payrolls.
The election odds are one-sided. Data cited by Benzinga shows that at noon on Saturday, Kalshi and Polymarket both gave the Democrats a 94% chance of winning the House and 71% for the Senate; in Kalshi's combined market, Democrats sweeping both chambers is about 70%, Democrats in the House and Republicans in the Senate about 27%. The market is betting on the opposition party controlling both chambers of Congress.
With Congress changing hands, budget and debt ceiling negotiations will be step-by-step, and the debt issuance pace will no longer be solely controlled by the Treasury. In August, it estimated borrowing of $628 billion in Q4; this week, the market will watch whether the estimate is revised upward, whether the long-term bond buybacks in September will remain, and whether the coupon auction size will continue unchanged. The 10-year U.S. Treasury closed at 4.94% on October 30, 30 basis points lower than October 1, partly betting on a halt in debt issuance.
Wednesday's refinancing announcement is more important than Tuesday's vote count. For the 10-year yield to continue falling from 4.94%, both buyback and auction sizes must remain unchanged. Brent crude is still around $117, inflation remains stubborn, and if the borrowing estimate is raised even slightly, the small post-election seasonal dividend will be eaten up by yields first. #美联储官员释放加息信号，12月预期仍存分歧 $AAPL $SNDK $AAVE Many people wonder how $AAVE can be so resilient against the trend.
The answer is simple: the gap caused by the Binance hack has not been filled yet.
As long as the exchange is still buying back on the market, the order book effectively has an unlimited support buyer.
Every time the price drops, large orders are instantly absorbed.
Until the gap is fully filled, anyone daring to short it now is just asking for their position to be too solid.
#AAVE
$AAVE
👇If Ethereum falls below $2153, the liquidation of long positions held by mainstream traders will suddenly reach about $551 million
This number is an estimate of liquidation intensity
It does not mean that such a large amount will actually be liquidated if the price drops there
Some will reduce positions in advance, and orders will also be replenished, so the actual liquidation is often smaller than the estimate
This level is about 5% away from the current price, watch if the trading volume suddenly increases when the price approaches $2153
$ETH Just finished dinner, originally wanted to lie down and rest for a bit, but after looking at the contract data of these popular altcoins, it immediately woke me up. These are like a chaotic dance of demons, with all the leverage maxed out!
First, look at Dogecoin $DOGE, current price 0.0758. Check out this 4-hour long-short ratio, it’s ridiculously high at 4.9! What does this mean? The entire market is full of bulls bottom-fishing, and bears are nowhere to be seen. With such an extreme one-sided tilt, if the dog whales don’t wash out this batch of bulls hard, there’s no way to pump the price. Don’t be a cannon fodder.
Next, $PEPE, current price 0.00000492, the long-short ratio at 2.1 looks okay, but look closely at the funding rate—it instantly dropped to negative 0.15%, indicating bulls are getting hammered hard. Earlier spikes fooled everyone, now it’s a tough spot with no easy way up or down.
The most interesting is $ZAMA, current price 0.0698. Today it stubbornly pumped 7+ points against the trend, but notice the long-short ratio dropped from 1.6 all the way down to 0.88. Price went up, but retail investors are frantically shorting at the top. Coupled with an extreme negative funding rate, all the shorts are paying fees. The main force’s V-shaped reversal probably isn’t over yet; it could pump again anytime and blow up all these shorts.
Summary: Avoid crowded longs (like DOGE), but crowded shorts (like ZAMA) might trigger a short squeeze. Weekend liquidity is poor, so control your impulses.
What do you think, can ZAMA blow up the shorts tonight? Do you have positions in these three coins?
#Fed officials signal rate hikes, December expectations still divided White House Economic Council Director Hassett has been repeatedly saying good things these days: supply-side prosperity lowers prices, GDP is heading for 4%, inflation is basically under control. Sounds very reassuring.
But the problem is, in the same week these words were spoken, Nasdaq just finished its worst October, Intel plummeted nearly 30% in a single day, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index lost over a hundred billion in market value in one day. The official rhetoric and the market's actions are moving in two different directions.
From my years of trading experience, I believe in one thing: when narrative and price completely diverge, blindly trust the price. Words are for managing expectations; money is the real vote. The more optimistic the policy talk, the less the market cooperates, the more it indicates someone is quietly moving towards the exit.
$BTC is the same—don't listen to anyone shouting "the bull is back," look at the volume and whether the funds are truly willing to enter the market.Binance was hacked by North Korean hackers for about 3.3 billion USD, and Elon Musk took the opportunity to mock crypto, saying hackers are just the smallest risk.
Earlier, a huge amount of BTC under Chen's name was confiscated by the US, causing the coin price to drop in response.
"Safe as long as you hold the private key" and "Decentralization is inviolable" suddenly became jokes.
So where exactly is crypto asset security?
Let's start with a counterintuitive fact:
The hackers got the money but dare not move a cent.
Tens of thousands of BTC, everyone on the chain is watching, and not a single fraction was spent.
It's not a technical issue, it's that they can't spend it.
Bitcoin has no freezing function; if stolen, it's yours;
but every transaction is visible worldwide, leaving permanent traces.
This money has long been marked as dirty money, carrying a red flag wherever it goes,
and will be exposed once converted to cash, so it can only lie dormant.
Visible, untouchable, unspendable.
So transparent that even thieves are trapped.
Just because it can be stolen doesn't mean it can be laundered.
Now look at the attitude of decentralization believers:
Before the incident: Why can Tether arbitrarily freeze USDT?
After the incident: Luckily Tether can freeze 😊
The truly scary thing is not theft, but the day when the entire chain can be instantly cashed out and converted into unregulated currency.
So long-term risks are never just hackers, but also quantum computing and variables like the Satoshi wallet.
3.3 billion has become a hot potato. Quite ironic.
#美联储官员释放加息信号，12月预期仍存分歧 #OKX、ICE与Trade.xyz联手，推动永续合约进入美国合规市场 $BTC $ETH Compared to guessing the weekend spike, next Wednesday is the real variable: the U.S. midterm elections.
Today Reuters broke a revealing piece of news — since April, the White House has been preparing for the "Democrats taking control of Congress," specifically studying which matters can bypass Congress and be pushed through by executive orders. To translate: even insiders are hedging against "losing Congress."
What does this mean for risk assets? A divided Congress most likely means legislative gridlock for the next two years, so the pile of crypto regulatory bills waiting in line can basically be put on hold. In the short term, it's an emotional disturbance; in the medium term, the "bet on favorable policies" leg is quietly pulled away.
$BTC sideways movement before such a major event is not a direction, it's holding breath. Before volume picks up, spikes are just noise.Conclusion first: Locking $ETH for 5 days can grab a 590,000 USDT prize pool, but OKX's financial rates are clear—ETH annualized at 1.0%, USDT at 4.39%, USDC at 4.50% (public financial interface avgRate).
Let's do the math: ETH current price is $2,269.86, 100 ETH is about $227,000. The interest from locking Simple Earn for 5 days is about $31; buying USDT and depositing in simple finance at 4.39% yields about $137 in 5 days. The interest difference is $106—an airdrop over $106 means no loss, which is 0.018% of the ETH pool of 590,000.
Event: From 11/3 15:00 to 11/8 15:00, pre-subscription starts on 10/31, during which airdrops do not accumulate, only interest counts. T1 (30-day average assets < $100,000) can subscribe up to 100 ETH, minimum 0.01 ETH about $23; T4 requires $2 million assets to unlock 3000 ETH.
Reminder: The principal is ETH; if the coin price drops, the airdrop won't cover the loss. Redemption is available anytime, rewards are issued within the next hour, and automatic redemption occurs within 4 hours after the event ends.
Will you lock ETH for 5 days for the airdrop, or just buy USDT to earn 4.39%? $ETH