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1950到2022年，中期选举后一年标普500多数上涨，这个统计很诱人，但样本有限，宏观背景也无法复制。选举结束不是发令枪，市场往往早已提前交易预期。即便最终收涨，中途也可能先跌一段，路径未必好熬。
若美股继续走强，加密资产可能跟随，但相关不等于同幅。情绪和杠杆会放大波动，涨时更猛，回撤也更凶。5.78万是不是历史大底，眼下无法证实；8万嫌贵，16万猜顶，4万又并非不可能，这样的赔率并不舒服。
所以我不猜底，也不追高。宁可分批、等确认、留现金，边走边看。市场机会很多，急不得。Round 2: Volatility vs. Efficiency, Who Takes the Hit Better
Volatility is very close on both sides ($BTC 30.7% vs. $ETH 31.6%), but the gap widens after risk adjustment: Sharpe ratio $BTC -8.21, $ETH -11.36. For the same unit of volatility, the big brother loses less, showing much higher efficiency per unit of risk. Average fees are $BTC +0.0055%, $ETH +0.0046%. Long positions on the exchange are paying taxes, but the big brother’s larger volume spreads the tax base, making the pain relatively lighter. This round, the big brother scores again; the second brother starts 0:2 behind with no timeouts allowed.
Round 3: Where the Smart Money Moves
Money is the ultimate judge. Contract holdings over six days: $BTC net outflow of 90.3 million USD, $ETH net outflow of 138 million USD—the big brother’s heavy single-day loss of 431 million on 10/23 looks severe, but a 124 million inflow on 10/25 stemmed the bleeding; the second brother quietly continues to bleed, accelerating outflow of 171 million on 10/25, a constant drip that hurts vitality the most. The spot ETF side is even more painful: Bitcoin ETF had a net inflow of 301 million USD last week (holding up early in the week, then reversing on Thursday and Friday), while $ETH ETF saw a direct net outflow of 221 million USD. The smart money’s position is already signed off by the ledger.Brothers, we've found another pretty savvy whale account 👀 It has short positions simultaneously on BTC, ETH, and SOL. Although the account is currently showing profits, the funding fees are gradually being replenished.
Breaking down the positions 🧵:
$BTC short | 5x full position
2640 BTC, nominal about 210 million U, opened at 76331, currently floating loss over 10 million U; funding fees collected 3.09 million U, liquidation price at 142688, with a thick buffer 🚀
$ETH short | 5x full position
106,400 ETH, nominal about 250 million U, opened near 2322, slight floating loss; funding fees received 4.23 million U, rhythm is quite steady 💧
$SOL short | 7x full position
719,900 SOL, nominal over 73 million U, opened at 94.3, floating loss 5.12 million U; funding fees income 3.8 million U, high leverage but liquidation line has room ⚡
This strategy doesn't seem like a bet on an "imminent big crash," but more like treating the short positions as a long-term rent-collecting tool: using a high liquidation price to withstand volatility, slowly grinding back costs through funding fees 🧘♂️ Next, it depends on whether the market or the funding rates have more patience.$HYPE bargain! Just noticed at noon, Coinbase dipped to 72 while the market price was 75, and my orders at 74 and 73 were filled—I only realized this at noon.
1. The peak has pulled back nearly 25%. At the 75 price, I’m actually quite satisfied. A 25-30% pullback in a strong coin is a great entry zone. Although there’s no sign of a bottom yet, strong coins in a bull market rarely give you many chances to build positions. I placed laddered orders lower in advance. I estimate I’ll build my core position during this pullback, and if it drops to the 60s, I’ll add more.
2. The crypto circle’s Fat Donglai, you deserve to have it! Holding the coin ≈ holding the company. Holding the coin is roughly equivalent to holding the company. The equity rights of Coin Dong are stronger than many stock shareholders, beating almost 100% of stocks. The extreme profit-sharing model—I really love it!
3. The global perpetual contract market trades $9.3 trillion annually, Hyperliquid only accounts for about 3%, so there’s huge growth potential. Plus, it mainly serves the unregulated market, which is enormous.
4. Circulating market cap: $HYPE 19 billion, $CRCL 17.6 billion, but profitability is not inferior to CRCL. With a circulating market cap under 20 billion, you can confidently build positions. If you can’t hold, you can exit principal at 40 billion; if you can hold, then pour in until the top of this bull market.
The October position building is progressing another step, with 5 trading days left. October really is discount month—I hope I can buy more HYPE #BTC现货ETF资金反复，市场买盘能否企稳？
$BTC $ZEC main line in one sentence: The consensus is no rate hike in October, but the market's game point is whether Powell will continue to emphasize "high interest rates maintained longer, keeping the option of a December rate hike." Funds are cautious before the decision, mainly oscillating and washing out; only after the decision will the direction be chosen.
1. Core fundamental logic
Oil prices remain high, and inflation stickiness expectations persist, which is the common root suppressing gold and BTC in this round.
Geopolitical conflicts should be a safe-haven logic favorable to gold, but now it has become: conflict → oil price rise → inflation risk increase → Fed dares not turn dovish, safe-haven logic fails, and the real commander is the actual yield of U.S. Treasuries.
The two are currently highly correlated: yield rises, double sell-off; yield falls, only then is there repair rebound.
2. Key positions
✅Gold
Short-term support: 3900–3940; if broken below this range, look near 3840 below
Short-term resistance: 4100, strong resistance 4250–4300
To hit the 4600 target, inflation data needs to weaken significantly and rate cut expectations return, which is a low probability event next week.
✅BTC
Core defense: 80,000 level
Holding 80,000 belongs to a wide oscillation pattern of bull market correction; effectively breaking below and failing to recover weakens the trend, next support at 76,000.
Short-term resistance: 82,000–83,000, only a stable break can lead to a decent rebound; strong resistance above at 87,000.
Brothers, how will it go next week? Share your views in the comments.At 80800, how many people already felt 81000 was secure? Now it's 79868, ETH 2311, SOL 101.06. When prices rise, a few bullish candles make people reluctant to look back; when they fall, it feels quite straightforward, not even bothering to hold 80,000. Damn, those who just chased long positions are probably starting to flip through news looking for good news again.
I now prefer to wait for BTC to bounce before shorting. But 79800 is really a tough spot to act on; it dropped nearly a thousand points before chasing, so I'm hesitant. 80180 is the 15-minute 20 moving average, and nearby 80200–80250 is crowded with short-term moving averages. I want to see if it can climb back after that. If it pulls straight up again, shorts definitely won’t feel comfortable, so I just want to try a little and exit above 80400—no need to hold on just to prove the direction was right.
Below, 79600 isn’t far; if it empties out there, I’ll start to hesitate about whether to close. Of course, 79300 is tempting, but it was also pulled up there during the day, so it might not give in so easily. Tonight there have already been two rounds of drop-then-pull, pull-then-smash; holding for too long really makes profitable trades a mental burden.
I’m not touching ETH for now; it just touched 2344 and turned down, couldn’t even reclaim 2322, so 2350 is still far off. SOL ran fast earlier, but now it’s lost the 101.57 moving average. The Akash team chose Solana as the migration target, but it still needs governance and audits; news can’t backstop this short-term move. Let’s wait for BTC to give some rebound first. Chasing shorts now, I’m afraid I’ll sell right before it’s about to surge up.In the early morning, BTC is still hovering around 80500, but Wall Street institutions' bottom line has already been breached
Just finished reviewing the latest institutional data: BTC has fallen below the average holding cost line of the US spot ETF (around $82300), and institutions are generally at a floating loss. Not only has BTC seen net withdrawals exceeding 900 million for two consecutive weeks, but Ethereum ETFs have also nearly hit the $1 billion mark in outflows for the month. Retail investors are still betting on a rebound, but large funds are accelerating their exit
$BTC: Fell below the 82300 cost line, rebounds repeatedly encounter resistance
Previous reference price was around 84500. After falling below the institutional cost line, rebound momentum has clearly weakened. Outflows have exceeded 900 million for two consecutive weeks, 81000 has not been breached for a long time, and the chips locked above are heavy. Watching 80000 on the downside.
$ETH: Monthly outflows near 1 billion, broke the critical 2400 level
Previous reference price was 2500. This month, Ethereum ETFs have cumulatively outflowed over 955 million, with BlackRock withdrawing nearly 300 million in a single week. The bleeding is a record for the year, and the rebound completely lacks buying confirmation. Whether 2300 can hold is more important than how high it can spike
$SOL: Continuous capital outflow, weak rebound at high levels
Previous reference price was around 108. Capital willingness to follow is very low, with about 26 million outflow in a single week. Resistance near 105 is heavy, lacking incremental funds, rapid rises are prone to pullbacks
Summary: Institutions have fully shifted to defense, BTC has fallen below the cost line, and ETH and SOL have even less confidence. Both price and capital are moving downward
With the Fed's rate decision approaching this week, the real direction may not have emerged yet
#BTC现货ETF资金反复，市场买盘能否企稳？ $ETH Smart Money Position New Observation: Intensified Battle of Long and Short Cost Lines 🧐
ETH current price 2322, slightly down 0.61% intraday, funding rate 0.0046%. Total smart money positions 1.74B USDT, with 2361 traders, nominal long-short ratio 23.70%.
On the long side 😣
885 longs currently hold 333.53M USDT, average entry price 2874.44, unrealized floating loss 79.2097M USDT, profit ratio only 33.33%. Most longs have costs significantly above the current price, loss pressure continues to accumulate.
On the short side 🤏
1476 shorts hold 1.40B USDT, average entry price 2306.97, unrealized floating loss 9.5897M USDT, profit ratio 61.58%. Shorts have a larger volume, current price slightly above their average price, still a small floating loss but the distance to break even is not far.
Market observation 👀
Current price 2322 is exactly stuck in the middle of the long-short cost range: long costs above are high, short costs below are low, the market is tugged back and forth, a clear double kill pattern of longs and shorts. Short-term focus on the battle changes near the cost lines.
Market observation for reference only, does not constitute any investment advice. #本周将公布10月FOMC利率决议 #SK海力士Q3财报在即，HBM4能否提振盈利？ #中东原油运输恢复，油价为何仍居高位？ Just after midnight, shortly after the US stock market opened on Monday, BTC was still hovering around 80500, but funds had already turned negative consecutively.
Just finished reviewing the latest ETF data: after BTC saw a single-day outflow of 636 million on the 22nd, about 138 million flowed out again on the 23rd. The first half of the week still saw significant inflows, but by the end of the week it turned negative. Funds continue to withdraw, and the price has fallen back to around 80500.
$BTC: 81000 hit resistance and funds turned negative simultaneously
Previously referenced around 84500. Large inflows in the first half of the week, turning negative continuously from the 22nd. Fund strength clearly weakened, 81000 could not hold, short-term profit-taking may continue. Watch 80000 below.
$ETH: Lost the 2400 mark, rebound lacks fund support
Previously referenced at 2500. Total outflow exceeded 220 million for the week, now down to around 2350. The amount is significant, indicating the rebound has not yet gained sustained confirmation. Whether 2300 can hold is more important than how high it spikes.
$SOL: Approaching the 100 mark, just had inflows but immediately turned negative again
Previously referenced around 108. After continuous outflows ended, there was a small inflow, but it turned negative again by the end of the week. Heavy resistance near 105, lack of incremental buyers, rapid rises are prone to pullbacks.
Summary: Funds continue to flow out, BTC leads the withdrawal, ETH and SOL have even less confidence. Both price and funds are moving downward.
US stocks are battling at the start of the week, with the interest rate decision approaching this week, the real direction may not have emerged yet.
#SpaceX融资400亿美元，马斯克警告AI云断贷 Main focus $ETH | Strategy Short
It's $ETH's turn to take the spotlight, and the answer is nothing new: still short. On 10/24, a long bearish candle broke through $2,281, and on 10/25, closing at $2,328, another bearish candle continued, marking the second consecutive day of downward pressure—the candlestick's gap speaks for itself, stubbornness is useless. The plan is nailed down: on a rebound to $2,358-2,389 (the resistance zone where MA3 overlaps MA5), initiate short positions in batches, stop loss at $2,435, first target $2,281, if broken then watch $2,236, leverage 3-4x, starting with a risk-reward ratio of 1.5:1. Bulls eager to bottom-fish should calm down for three seconds: contract funds have been flowing out for four consecutive days, and even the spot ETF side saw a net outflow of $221 million last week. Catching the bottom here means catching a hot potato, not gold.
As for the big brother, summed up in one sentence:
$BTC closed at $80,114 (10/25), with a 7-day range of $79,178-$84,875, repeatedly testing the threshold after breaking below 80k. In terms of resilience, big brother is indeed tougher than little brother (will discuss this comparison in detail tomorrow). The directional bias is also straightforward: big brother also lacks a bullish structure, rebounds are still opportunities to short, but its support zone is closer and the edge is a bit duller than $ETH. As for bulls still standing firm at the $2,527 peak—I’m thinking of you from the air fryer, hold on a bit longer.ETF Weekly Settlement
💰 BTC ETF had a net inflow of $301 million last week! A rollercoaster week, ending two weeks of outflows
📈 Farside: Last week BTC spot ETF net inflow was about $301 million, ending two weeks of net outflows; from Monday to Wednesday, inflows were about $1.08 billion, while Thursday and Friday saw outflows of about $774 million (Cointelegraph).
📉 The previous two weeks had outflows of about $228 million and $680 million respectively; October cumulative is still a net outflow of about $314 million.
🔷 ETH spot ETF had a net outflow of about $221 million last week, marking the 4th consecutive week of net outflows.
🧮 The outflows on Thursday and Friday wiped out about 72% of the inflows from earlier in the week (my own calculation).
A positive weekly figure does not mean buying has stabilized; I am not sure and might be mistaken.
📍 What I am watching:
• Whether ETFs continue to have net inflows this week
• Whether October cumulative can turn positive
Do you think ETFs will continue net inflows this week or reverse again?
$BTC $ETH #BTCETHETFOutflows #OctFOMCDecisionThisWeek $BTC $ETH $ZEC This weekend, retail investors and whales moved in opposite directions. The speed at which retail investors transferred coins to exchanges hit a six-month high. Meanwhile, whales were pulling back.
In the past 30 days, retail investors' deposits of $BTC to Binance rose from about $5.5 billion to about $10.75 billion. Whales' deposits dropped from about $5.9 billion to about $3.8 billion, a decrease of about 36%. Now retail investors' deposits are about 2.8 times those of whales. Depositing does not equal selling; it just means moving coins to a place where they can be sold. This looks more like retail investors seeking an exit during the rebound, not whales dumping. This is just speculation, not confirmed.
Regarding $BTC ETFs, the inflows and outflows were alternating. From Monday to Wednesday, net inflows were about $1.08 billion. $BTC touched a weekly high of about $84,777. On Thursday and Friday, net outflows were about $774 million. For the week, net inflows were about $301 million, breaking a two-week streak of outflows. But overall in October, net outflows were about $314 million. Research also shows ETF investors are not bottom-fishers. In 7 out of 8 major drops, there were net outflows.
At 00:26, $BTC was about $80,228. The Fed decision on Wednesday is the key point; the probability of no change is high, and the market is focused on a rate hike in December. A recovery above about $82,500 would restore buyer confidence. Institutional cost is around $81,500 nearby. So I’m not rushing to define this week’s trend. Retail investors are active, institutions are waiting, so I’ll wait along with them.#谷歌云业务增长82%，AI投入回报如何？ Don't just focus on the candlestick chart, the "position swap door" of GDOG has opened 🚪
Grayscale has enabled physical subscriptions for products like the Dogecoin Trust ETF (GDOG). This news isn't explosive but is very important 🔍. Previously, institutions wanting to acquire shares often had to first sell DOGE for fiat, then subscribe, which involved high friction and tax costs; now qualified institutions can directly exchange spot DOGE for trust shares, shortening the path and making it smoother for compliant funds to enter.
The key is not "an additional subscription method," but that the flow of chips has changed 📦. Institutions no longer need to dump on the secondary market to get cash but gradually move on-chain spot DOGE into the trust's cold wallet. The freely tradable $DOGE in circulation is being "stockpiled" bit by bit, with selling pressure absorbed upfront, potentially amplifying the price elasticity of marginal buying later.
Retail investors panic over a few cents of fluctuation, while institutions are using institutional channels to settle chips 🧊. This is not a trading call; the market structure is quietly shifting gears. Don't get shaken out by short-term noise, nor blindly chase highs; understanding the capital flow channels is more important than guessing a single candlestick. Going forward, volatility may be more about rhythm 🎢. #本周将公布10月FOMC利率决议 #SK海力士Q3财报在即，HBM4能否提振盈利？ #Middle East crude oil transportation resumes, why do oil prices remain high? The shipping lanes have only reopened, but the root causes of regional conflicts remain unresolved. The Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea still face risks of renewed disturbances, so the market continues to factor in geopolitical risk premiums and is reluctant to easily bet against oil prices. ✅ Global crude oil inventories remain low Large prior consumption of strategic reserves and commercial stocks has left little buffer space. Any short-term supply disruption can easily push prices up, and low inventories provide strong support for oil prices. ✅ High shipping and insurance costs After the conflict, tanker insurance and shipping freight rates have not significantly declined, raising transportation costs that are passed on to crude spot prices. ✅ OPEC+ production cuts underpin prices + tight refined product supply OPEC+ maintains production cuts to control supply; meanwhile, global diesel and other refined product supplies are tight, and refinery shortages inversely support crude demand, keeping oil prices elevated. ✅ "Navigable ≠ full production recovery" Some oil and gas facilities are damaged, capacity restoration is slow, and actual stable output has not returned to pre-conflict levels, so supply has not fully reopened. 📌Summary: The reopening of transport routes only alleviates the most extreme supply cut crisis, but multiple factors including geopolitical risks, low inventories, high shipping costs, and production cut constraints combine to keep oil prices high. #SK海力士Q3财报在即，HBM4能否提振盈利？ October 28 is just around the corner, and SK Hynix's Q3 earnings report is definitely the highlight of this week's semiconductor circle. The current market sentiment is basically a "clear bet" on bullishness, so let's analyze the logic.
The core is all about HBM4. With AI server demand booming, everyone is counting on HBM4 mass production to boost unit prices and profits. A community member put it bluntly: as long as AI inference demand can push HBM4 shipments up, it can completely offset the weakness in traditional memory business.
How crazy is the funding from the data? Related tokens ($SKHYNIX, $SKHY)
But rational analysis means watching the risk points: first, whether production capacity can keep up; second, yield issues—don’t ship a lot but have gross margin dragged down. As long as this wave of HBM4 volume and price rise stabilizes, hitting a historic high is not a dream; if the performance slightly misses expectations, the previously soaring sentiment will likely teach you a lesson in no time.Generally, this kind of giant IPO usually first involves thematic hype before the bloodletting. Based on $SPCX's experience, the decline will start at the latest one week before the IPO.
From SpaceX's S-1 filing (May 20) to pricing (June 11), the early period was thematic speculation, and the last week was the squeeze.
Mapping this to Anthropic: before November 9 is the thematic period, from November 10 to pricing (the week before Thanksgiving) is the bloodletting period, with the peak 3 to 5 trading days before pricing. The midterm elections from November 3 to the roadshow on November 10 only have 4 trading days and are sandwiched by the big non-farm payroll data on November 6. Between this week and the midterm elections, it is more likely to be a pricing anchor rather than bloodletting.
At the same time, Anthropic's S-1 is possibly positive for this week's Microsoft/Google/Amazon earnings reports. The logic is that Anthropic's expenses are evidence of the necessity of capital expenditures by cloud providers. The primary funds raised from the IPO will ultimately flow back into the revenues of these three companies and chip manufacturers, so this bloodletting is a drain on the overall market but a transfusion for cloud providers. However, this returns to the paradoxical "left foot stepping on right foot" spiral ascent ladder cloud mode, raising the question of whether the market can still (pretend to) accept it.
Before SPCX's opening week, the crypto market once lost 180 billion in market cap. Anthropic might have a similar effect this time, meaning for short-term swing traders, if there is a rebound in early November, they should exit quickly to avoid risk and re-enter after the market stabilizes.The market looks a bit interesting 😅 Everyone was holding back waiting for a lower price during the dip, but as soon as it bounced back, BTC and ETH futures saw a net buy of 430 million in 24 hours, and spot also saw net inflows. Those without positions think the drop isn't enough, while shorts think the rebound is too much. I want to see if this wave of buying can push through 81,000.
I'm more inclined to go long. The 430 million might not all be new money, but the shift to spot buying makes me willing to wait. Planning to enter BTC around 80,600, the 15-minute 20 moving average is at 80,500, so don't let the pullback break it directly; stop loss if 80,380 is lost, reduce at 81,000 first, and hold the rest aiming for 81,400. The worst is sideways grinding, just closed a position and it rallies, chasing feels uncomfortable 😮💨
ETH is the priority. Buy if it stops falling between 2,340–2,345, admit a mistake at 2,328, take profit first at 2,370, and try for 2,385 with the remaining. The previous dip didn't break the low, 2,350 has been reclaimed, so no desire to short for now. Don't let it just break below the 20 moving average at 2,339 right after entry; if the pullback turns into a downtrend, it will be painful 😣
SOL is later, only looking at 101.3, exit at 100.7, reduce above 102.5. Not opening all three at once, ETH first. I guess the rebound isn't over, but chasing directly is uncomfortable, and placing orders risks missing out. For now, no action, watching the selling pressure at 2,370 📈📉Brothers, something's off in the active group chat, everyone is shouting to go long, saying a surge is about to happen!
The shorts are about to get bloodied. Is shorting really that dangerous right now?
Look at the market, $BTC is around 80181 now, although the group is shouting long, shorts still make up 52%.
My position—BTC short, entry price 83436.2, current price 80182.9, holding steady with +11.69% profit, not worried at all.
Why don’t I run when everyone’s shouting long? Because in this market, sentiment often goes the opposite way. The more retail rushes into longs, the less likely the big players will pump the price to save you. They’d rather use the long positions as fuel to smash the price down, isn’t that better?
Look at the candlesticks, after a big bearish candle slammed down, the rebound is weak as hell, moving averages are pressing down hard, no sign of reversal at all.
Those shouting long are gambling with their lives, we’re just picking up money by following the trend and shorting. Of course, if there’s a sudden pump, I’ll admit it. But with the current market, shorts still hold the fishing spot firmly.
Brothers, the busier the group chat gets, the calmer you need to be. Do you think this move is a strong pillar, or a bull trap set by the big players preparing to smash it again?
$ETH $ZEC #本周将公布10月FOMC利率决议 Institutions have been continuously revising upwards before the earnings report: consensus operating profit expectations rose from 74 trillion → 76.8 trillion → Citigroup sees 81.3 trillion (about 8% higher than the original consensus)
Strong drivers: HBM4 long-term contract price lock + DRAM/NAND price increases + AI inference KV-cache demand, profitability visibility is very strong
History: consecutive quarters of beats, Q2 already set a record, Q3 is a "cycle + AI" double hit, numerically the easiest to exceedRetail investors are busy exiting, but whales are not following suit
After BTC fell below $80,000, an interesting contrast appeared on-chain: the amount of BTC transferred by retail investors to exchanges rose to a nearly 6-month high, while the scale of whale deposits clearly declined.
Data shows that the scale of BTC transferred by whales to exchanges dropped from about 5.9 billion at the end of August to 3.8 billion, a decrease of approximately 36%.
What does this indicate? The selling pressure from retail investors may be increasing, while large holders have not yet shown the same level of willingness to sell.
However, transferring fewer coins to exchanges does not necessarily mean bottom-fishing, nor does it directly prove that whales are accumulating. What’s more worth watching is whether BTC can hold steady around $80,000 and whether the flow of funds continues to change.
When panic sentiment rises, don’t rush to make decisions based on the crowd.
$BTC $ETH
The above is an interpretation of on-chain data and does not constitute investment advice.
#OctFOMCDecisionThisWeek $ENA Arthur Hayes openly said he liquidated $ENA.
Usually, altcoins would have been smashed by such a big holder's bearish move.
But the market didn't even ripple; the price stubbornly stuck around 0.195, and surprisingly, it even ended up rising this week.
The obvious dump didn't trigger a panic sell; the chips were all swallowed up by underwater buy orders.
They couldn't even push the price down, shorts on board should really be worried.
#ENA
$ENA
👇👇The market caps of animal Meme coins like DOGE, SHIB, and PEPE are already very large, so their potential for further growth is limited. RVN has a smaller market cap, combines BTC's PoW hashrate and fixed total supply characteristics, and also has ETH's on-chain asset issuance capability, giving it stronger long-term growth potential.The earnings reports of major US tech giants are one of the three main macro themes this week and directly influence confidence in the US AI industry narrative, especially given the current significant macro pressures, making confidence even more crucial. There are 7 earnings reports to watch this week: SK Hynix on October 28, Robinhood, Google and Microsoft on October 29, and Amazon, Intel, and SanDisk on October 30. Among these, the most critical are the global AI super cloud giants Google, Microsoft, and Amazon. Last week, the AI enterprise validation logic officially entered a cash flow verification phase—previously it was about spending money, now it’s about making money. Although the Q3 earnings season is not yet stringent enough on AI companies’ profitability, it is clear that the structure of AI companies is accelerating in differentiation. Why do I say these three are the most important? The core reason is that these three are the world’s leading cloud providers, occupying a central hub position in the AI industry chain. They can influence upstream AI infrastructure orders and demand, as well as downstream AI models and applications. They are currently the "touchstone" testing AI investor confidence. Regarding these three earnings reports, there are four main narratives overall: revenue + AI capital expenditure + free cash flow + 2027 guidance, with cash flow being the core verification point in the current earnings. The best combination = revenue growth + increased capital expenditure + free cash flow returning to a growth trend, a closed-loop business logic, and successful cash flow validation. The neutral combination = revenue growth + increased capital expenditure + slow free cash flow growth, the market needs to consider A - The BTC around the ten-thousand mark looks very lively, but underneath there's actually a tug-of-war going on. Is this really big players supporting the market, or just a temporary stage to keep sentiment hanging? Watching the market closely these past two days gives a subtle feeling: the price sticks around 80,000, probing back and forth, superficially seeming to be gathering momentum, but at the base level it looks more like chips are changing hands. On-chain data amplifies this contrast: long-term addresses quietly absorbed about 770 million worth of chips, while short-term funds pushed about 559 million into exchanges, as if one side is accumulating while the other is preparing to exit at any time. I prefer to interpret this as a lack of unified capital preference rather than a simple long-short confrontation. From the trend phase perspective, it looks more like a divergence phase now—not a clean start, nor a full distribution yet. 80,000 is the most important psychological support this week. The meeting next Tuesday is very likely not to adjust policy, so betting heavily on directional moves is not cost-effective. What is really being traded is not some headline, but the question of "whether the support can hold," and whether risk appetite will spill over from BTC after it holds. Bullish path: If 80,000 holds steady, after policy implementation funds may spread from BTC to platform tokens and infrastructure sectors, with the rhythm showing catch-up gains first rather than a full bloom. Potential risk: the batch of chips ready to exit at any time in the short term, once released in concentration, will first drain buy orders from low market cap, shallow liquidity small coins, causing their decline to be faster than expected. Under this lens of capital preference, what I focus on is whether money prefers to stay in places with high certainty or starts moving toward more elastic areas Looks quite lively, but not many people are putting in real money.
Current price is $0.42, up 3.14%, with a trading volume of only 10,000,000U.
Open interest is 121,500,000 contracts, down 0.95%. Fee rate is 0.0044%.
This is stock interconnection, not driven by new money. Don't rush to chase, wait until the open interest really picks up. $ONDO Staring at the screen for ten minutes, I seriously suspect that Tom Lee and I live in two parallel universes.
He just posted that Ethereum is expected to rise to $62,000 in the next cycle.
But on my screen, the number is 2319.
The gap between these two is more surreal than falling directly from outer space into the Mariana Trench.
In this giant quantum collider called the "market," retail investors' emotions are like particles accelerated to the extreme.
Look at the 4-hour chart, falling from 2778 straight down, without even forming a decent resistance zone, crashing directly to 2282.
Now it has slightly rebounded to 2319, and countless people think "the bottom is here."
But the truth is the main force has already set up a "Truman Show" above 2300.
They beat the drums and tell you "the future is beautiful," making you catch those blood-stained chips here.
Look up at those three EMA lines pressed down tightly, then listen to the death cross sound of MACD underwater—that's the machine running wildly, devouring liquidity with a roar.
As for me? I built a safe cabin for myself in the eye of this storm. My short position averaged at 2583, now floating with a 1027% profit.
The forced liquidation price is far away at 2773, with a vacuum zone of over four hundred dollars in between, enough time for me to watch a whole sci-fi movie.
You guys using high leverage to go long below are like walking a tightrope; a slight gust (a spike) will shatter you.
As for me, even if the main force tries to spin the $62,000 story and pulls up a few hundred dollars, it’s just a hologram in a sci-fi movie to me, not hurting the real body at all.
For the next script, I think there’s no need to use common sense to speculate.
That previous low at 2282 is like the edge of a black hole that could leak air anytime. As long as it dares to rebound to 2400 to create illusions for the bulls, that’s the perfect spot for me to keep filling the black hole.
Don’t challenge the bottom line of capital with carbon-based logic, and don’t believe those grand macro narratives that paint big pictures.
All you NPCs, how long do you plan to stubbornly hold on in this virtual world?
$BTC $ETH $ZEC
#Robinhood交易业务增长能否延续？ 🌌 Early Tuesday morning, the real positions of three on-chain protocols before the decision
$HYPE 76, the on-chain exchange dropped from 80 and hasn't returned ⚡
Hyperliquid builds its order book on a self-developed L1, and protocol fees flowing back to token holders is a long-term logic. 76 is still some distance from the previous high of 80, and $ENA rose 8 points yesterday but it didn't follow, indicating that funds chose an interest-earning direction rather than the on-chain exchange. Thin trading at dawn, don't bottom-fish this kind of coin early.
$ENA 0.205, after rising 8 points yesterday, it is sideways today 🚀
USDe is backed by short-term US Treasury bonds earning interest; the market preemptively traded rate cut expectations yesterday, pushing it up 8 points. Today it holds steady at 0.205 without further surge, indicating that chasing funds have temporarily stopped. The decision is early the day after tomorrow, with an 84.5% probability of no change. If the rate cut expectation fails, these 8 points could be given back, so don't chase.
$ASTER 0.698, multi-chain contract DEX still idle 🛰️
Perpetual contracts are deployed on several chains, with fees and market-making rebate pool rules all set, but trading volume is only a few hundred thousand USD. Funds are chasing coins with interest rate stories; this kind of new chain without catalysts is overlooked and needs events to attract users.
This article is for market analysis only and does not constitute investment advice.
#Coinbase整合Deribit，Q3收入能否改善？ #SK海力士Q3财报在即，HBM4能否提振盈利？
Hynix Q3 Earnings Preview: Profit Side to Exceed Expectations Again, but the Real Variable for Stock Price Is the HBM Market Share Battle
Citigroup expects Q3 operating profit of 81.3 trillion KRW, about 8% higher than the market consensus of 75.5 trillion KRW, a year-on-year surge of 614%; revenue is expected to be 101.2 trillion KRW, up 314% year-on-year. Operating margin approaches 80%, setting a record for the sixth consecutive quarter. The driving force is clear: AI inference demand drives DRAM average prices up 28% quarter-on-quarter, NAND up 24%, and eSSD demand is expected to grow 52.9% by 2027. As a major supplier of high-density QLC NAND, Hynix directly benefits.
If actual figures are close to Citigroup's forecast, exceeding expectations is almost certain. However, whether the stock price will rise depends on two signals from the earnings call: first, the pricing and volume ramp of HBM4. The company has entered Nvidia Vera Rubin's supply chain, and the price increase of HBM4 is key to continued margin expansion; second, shareholder return measures. The market expects the company to announce increased dividends or buyback cancellations at the earnings meeting, having previously completed a 40 trillion KRW buyback.
The risk lies in: Bernstein data shows Samsung's Q3 HBM revenue is about $8.7 billion, surpassing Hynix's $7.6 billion, with HBM market share dropping from 64% to 50%. If the market interprets the market share loss as a weakening of competitive barriers, the better-than-expected profits may be offset by a "valuation kill".Bitcoin’s Midterm Election Curse: Will $73K–$75K Be the Ultimate Test?
Bitcoin hasn’t escaped the midterm election curse in any of the past four cycles.
📉 Historical drawdowns: ▪️ 2010: -72% ▪️ 2014: -65% ▪️ 2018: -52% ▪️ 2022: -27%
Q4 has been equally brutal. Three of the past four midterm election years ended the quarter in the red, with losses of 16.7% in 2014, 42% in 2018, and 14.75% in 2022.#DailyOrbit $BTC short position floating loss of over 22 million dollars but still as steady as Mount Tai, the understanding of top whales is indeed on a completely different level from retail investors.
With nominal market value of 530 million dollars in BTC, ETH, and SOL short positions held, it looks like they're stubbornly holding losing positions against the wind, but checking the positions reveals all the details: full positions with low leverage, liquidation lines set higher than the sky, and even the funding fees alone have cost them over ten million dollars.
Looking again at the historical total profit and loss, they have 180 million dollars in accumulated profits sitting in the account. This is not stubbornly holding on out of pride; it's purely using profits to cover floating losses to buy time.🔥 BTC midterm election curse draws attention again! $80,000 lost, the real key support may be at $73,000–$75,000!
🔴 Historical warning: In past US midterm election years, Bitcoin has experienced significant pullbacks, with some bear market lows appearing after the elections. But the sample size is limited, and historical patterns do not guarantee a repeat this time.
🟠 Cost zone battle: If short-term holders’ cost is around $73,000 and Strategy’s average holding cost is about $75,446, the $73,000–$75,000 range deserves close observation. If a rebound is supported after a dip, the market structure still has a chance to recover; if it breaks down effectively, deeper pullbacks should be watched for.
🟢 Key price levels: After losing $80,000, first watch the $79,000–$78,000 area, then focus on the core support at $73,000–$75,000. The liquidation heatmap only reflects potential risk concentration zones and does not guarantee the price will necessarily reach them.
🔵 Personal judgment: The election may amplify volatility, but macro liquidity, ETF funds, and market cycles are more important variables. Don’t just focus on the “election curse,” pay more attention to whether the support holds.
⚠️ Risk reminder: Historical data and cost estimates need verification; key price levels do not equal absolute bottoms. Control leverage and be cautious when bottom-fishing!
#本周将公布10月FOMC利率决议 $BTC $ETH $SOL $AAVE
In the afternoon, I saw a peer's complaint saying that DeFi has completely gone silent this round, and old protocols like Aave are waiting to be forgotten.
No sooner had they spoken than the news came out: Aave V4 deposits exceeded $1.5 billion, hitting a record high. Real money is flowing in; this number can't be faked.
Looking at the coin price, AAVE is currently at 136, fluctuating between 139 and 133.58 in 24 hours, basically standing still. Deposits hit a new high, but the coin price is dozing off—this mismatch is quite interesting.
I understand that this round of incremental funds is going straight for yield, rarely detouring to buy governance tokens. This is the common problem of old DeFi: the protocol makes money, but the token suffers. No one knows when this problem will be fixed; anyway, I’m not betting on it.
#本周将公布10月FOMC利率决议 Holding the integer threshold does not equal a completed breakout. My personal market observation is: the more $BTC oscillates around eighty thousand dollars, the easier it is for people to mistake a brief stabilization as trend confirmation. For now, I am not chasing this move.
Kraken's public quote is about $80,125; DB's original judgment places the threshold for structural strengthening between $81,000 and $81,500. The price has not yet reached his confirmation zone, so we cannot say "not yet triggered" means the bulls have already won, nor can we substitute floating profits from other coins for validation of the main market.
I pay more attention to whether it can hold after breaking through at the close, and whether selling pressure weakens on the pullback. If these conditions appear simultaneously, I will overturn my judgment of not chasing the rise; if it falls back below $80,000 and fails to rebound above, the current assumption of stabilization fails, and it is more appropriate to continue waiting rather than guessing the bottom.
My comprehensive judgment is: the integer level only provides an observation coordinate; the follow-through after the breakout determines whether the judgment is upgraded. Risk is controlled first by invalidation conditions, not by adding leverage to compensate for insufficient confirmation. Would you prioritize the close after the breakout, or the pullback follow-through? This is only a personal observation and does not constitute investment advice.@天晴 ETH The most obvious contradiction in this situation is that he keeps complaining verbally about Ethereum's weakness, yet he still insists on a bullish outlook. Semiconductor-related holdings have started to rebound, while Ethereum is still consolidating. He acknowledges this strength and weakness difference and has not declared the original bullish judgment over just because of the poor short-term performance. Regarding $ETH, he repeatedly mentions entering long positions around 2300. He said that in the afternoon, he participated around this level and there was a rebound process near 2330. This refers to his trading idea and the existing market at that time, not that any later price can be chased unconditionally. He hopes to see 2400 and 2450, but these two numbers expressed in the live broadcast are more like expectations for a rebound rather than a fully confirmed breakout plan. Focusing only on the targets while ignoring whether the price has truly escaped weakness would misinterpret his directional judgment as short-term certainty. He himself also sees the problem: the exchange rate of Ethereum against Bitcoin remains weak, and during the same period, BTC and semiconductor-related assets performed better. In other words, his long position judgment is not based on ETH already being the strongest asset; on the contrary, he continues to wait for recovery while acknowledging the weakness. Why is he still willing to hold? In the later part, 天晴 interprets the current area as a daily-level consolidation or pre-startup arrangement, believing that the previous pullback after the low-level rise does not necessarily mean there is no room ahead. Based on this, he chooses to participate in batches rather than constantly changing direction by only looking at one or two short-term K-lines. But this is still his structural understanding.🔥 BTC falls below $80,000, ETH drops under 2300! After the weekend's broad decline, will the market continue to test the bottom?
🔴 Reasons for the decline: Rising US Treasury yields, cooling rate cut expectations, combined with outflows from spot ETFs, putting pressure on risk assets. Weekend liquidity was weak, and after key supports were broken, leveraged liquidations further amplified the drop.
🟠 Short-term trend: It is currently unwise to hastily conclude a market reversal; most likely, consolidation is still needed to digest selling pressure. If the Federal Reserve signals a neutral stance and outflows slow down, BTC and ETH may see an oversold rebound, but resistance remains strong above, and a rebound does not equal a trend reversal.
🟢 Key observations: Focus on the upcoming FOMC decision, ETF fund flows, and changes in US Treasury yields. If policy signals turn hawkish and outflows continue, the market still faces further downside risk.
🔵 Personal judgment: We are currently in a high-volatility game phase; first observe whether selling pressure weakens before judging if the rebound can continue. Do not blindly bottom-fish due to continuous declines, nor recklessly chase gains on short-term rebounds.
⚠️ Risk reminder: Control position sizes and leverage, strictly stop losses on short-term trades, and build long-term positions in batches to avoid betting all at once on one direction!
#本周将公布10月FOMC利率决议 $BTC $ETH $ZEC Today BNB rang the bell at Nasdaq. OKX has been busy all day cutting OKB for compliance, basically removing all the empowerment of OKB, making a complete mess, and as a result, BNB directly rang the bell at Nasdaq! How ironic 😰
Now US fund managers can enter $BNC in their brokerage accounts to get exposure to $BNB.
This is the first time $BNB has had an official entry point to communicate with Wall Street.
OKX has been thinking about listing and splitting OKB all day, but BNB Chain snatched the opportunity 😅😅😅
Part of today's bell ringing is also for these people.#HOODQ3TradingGrowth
Robinhood’s blockchain trading volume and social sentiment have declined since mid-September, while on-chain lending and trading deposits are rising. Its blockchain business is shifting from meme-driven hype toward diversified platform growth. #SK海力士Q3财报在即，HBM4能否提振盈利？ SK Hynix Q3 Earnings Report Approaching: Profit May Break Records Again, but HBM4 Becomes a "Semi-Finished" Engine
On October 28, SK Hynix will release its Q3 2026 results. Market consensus expects revenue of about 98 trillion KRW, operating profit around 77 trillion KRW, and an operating margin close to 78%—if realized, it would mark the sixth consecutive quarter of record-breaking performance.
On the surface, the AI memory cycle remains frenzied, with general DRAM price increases and HBM inventory demand pushing profits to historic highs. But the real focus is on HBM4: the company began mass production shipments in Q2, and volume was expected to accelerate in the second half of the year. However, Korean media and industry sources indicate that Q3 shipments have fallen below expectations for the second consecutive quarter. The delay of Nvidia's Rubin platform and time-consuming mass production tuning have caused some capacity to shift back to traditional DRAM.
More critically, the competitive landscape is changing. Institutions like Bernstein estimate that Samsung's Q3 HBM revenue may have already surpassed SK Hynix's, with the market share gap rapidly narrowing from over thirty percentage points. SK's first-mover advantage remains, but the "one dominant player" situation has loosened.
Therefore, this quarter's record-breaking results rely more on old momentum, and the real boost from HBM4 depends on specific figures from the earnings call: shipment pace, customer long-term contract implementation, and 2027 capacity planning. High profits are a fact, but the market wants to confirm—how stable is the next growth engine really?#SK Hynix Q3 earnings report is coming, can HBM4 boost profitability? Low volume tug-of-war, don't rush to reach out yet
After this round of BTC's dip, it was pulled back again, hitting a low of 79,431, then returning near 80,000. The pattern indeed looks like a shakeout. ETH also fell below 2,300 before climbing back, indicating some support below, but the strength of that support is not strong yet. Among mainstream coins, ZEC is relatively resilient; although it fell back today, the weekly chart still shows an uptrend, making it one of the few directions still worth watching.
The fundamentals currently don't provide much stimulus. Standard Chartered's stablecoin is not rushing to advance, institutional funds still need time to enter, so it's hard to expect external incremental support in the short term. More importantly, the trading volume: BTC's single-day volume is only 16.2 billion, clearly shrinking, and the rebound lacks follow-up buying, more like internal funds competing with each other.
At this stage, chasing highs or selling lows is most to be avoided. My judgment is simple: if BTC can't reclaim 80,500 and ETH can't hold above 2,350, it's still garbage time, and entering now risks getting hit from both ends. The low-volume slow decline is the most wearing; just hold on for now and wait for the trend to become clear before making a move.
Personal opinion, not investment advice.
$BTC $ETH $ZEC
#本周将公布10月FOMC利率决议 #HOODQ3TradingGrowth
In terms of data, Robinhood's blockchain trading volume has declined since mid-September.
From the user sentiment perspective, people are also discussing the Robinhood market less on social platforms, and sentiment is declining.
There is a positive trend as deposits in lending and on-chain trading apps have increased over the past week.
Robinhood's on-chain business is also evolving; the Meme phase that attracted attention has passed, and now is the period of building a diversified platform.
$xHOOD $BTC briefly fell below $80,000 in the short term, but fortunately, the daily candles in the past few days have all closed above $80,000. If it can still close above today, it still leans toward weak consolidation, with a volume breakout above 81,000 targeting 82,600.
If the daily candle falls below 80,000, then look toward 78,000 or even lower.
The $BTC pullback that started after 8 AM on Thursday continued to pressure various markets and tech stocks on Friday, causing declines.
My personal analysis is that the trigger was AI trading investors beginning to question the returns on massive AI investments, leading to pressure on tech stocks and crypto being classified as risk assets, thus falling along with them.
At the same time, ETF funds experienced a sharp reversal, with over $1 billion inflow at the start of the week, but $770 million was withdrawn directly over Thursday and Friday.
On the other hand, oil prices remain high, putting pressure on risk assets.
In the short term, the macro and leverage pressures over Bitcoin are very real.
Risk appetite is indeed contracting in the short term, but the contraction is not a full retreat. The counter-trend capital inflow into $ZEC shows that as long as the story is sufficiently independent, there are still people willing to buy at this point.
#BTC Market Analysis #AI Tech Under Pressure$ETH is currently leaning bearish, but it's not a reckless short; it's a short after a rebound meets resistance, with small positions and stop-losses.
Technically, the ascending channel has already been broken, selling pressure remains active, long-term holders are also offloading, and the Glamsterdam upgrade has been delayed again. The bearish logic is consistent. However, there is support around 2,250, and the ETF just saw a single-day net inflow, so shorting at the support level is not advisable.In the last bull market, $BTC experienced 6 major corrections, each ranging between 20%–30%; while the maximum drawdown in the previous bear market was 77%, and the current bear market drawdown is 53%. Putting these two numbers together points to an easily overlooked structural change: volatility is converging cycle by cycle. 📉 The direct consequence of this convergence is that to replicate past returns, the market must increase leverage. This also explains why a seemingly "normal" fluctuation today can liquidate $BTC long positions comparable to those during the last major downturn—not because the market has become more volatile, but because positions have become more fragile. Liquidation volume has become a window into observing real leverage levels, rather than just a price-related indicator. Following the same convergence logic, the single correction magnitude in this bull market phase should fall within the 10%–15% range. This narrower range compared to history implies two things: first, the "entry window" for deep corrections will become shorter, so those waiting for a big drop might miss out; second, the liquidation trigger threshold for leverage is lowered, meaning small fluctuations can now achieve position cleanups that previously required large swings. We are currently in the final stage of this adjustment. The key to this judgment is not whether the price will test new lows again, but whether the main trend of volatility convergence continues—if subsequent corrections remain compressed within 10%–15% and liquidation volume stays high, it indicates the market structure is still following the convergence path, supporting the conclusion that the adjustment is nearing its end; otherwise, if the drawdown breaks this range, the convergence logic itself needs to be reexamined.From the current structure, recent market participants overall remain in a floating profit state, and the short- to medium-term cost structure is still relatively positive. Historically, when the market is in an uptrend, the realized price by traders often acts as support when BTC retraces close to that level. If the price can hold this cost line, it indicates that the recent participants' holding costs may still provide support to the market; conversely, if BTC breaks below this level, some traders in a floating loss state might sell when the price rebounds close to their cost, turning this position from support into resistance. Additionally, attention should be paid to the upper band of the indicator historically: when BTC price approaches the upper band, it is often accompanied by increased profit-taking pressure and may lead to a short-term pullback. Therefore, if BTC continues to rise, the market reaction near the upper band deserves close observation; if BTC pulls back, focus should be on whether the traders' realized price can provide effective support. It is emphasized that the upper band does not necessarily mean the market has peaked, and the traders' realized price does not guarantee BTC will rebound; neither should be seen as an automatic trading trigger but rather as reference indicators to judge at what price levels recent market participants might change behavior. Currently, BTC is still trading above the traders' realized price, and the overall cost structure remains positive; if a deeper correction occurs later, whether this indicator can continue to provide support will be an important observation point. #交易之声：你的经验值得被听到 $BTC Bitcoin fell below 80,000, and almost all the liquidations were longs.
According to CoinGlass data, 95.7% of liquidations in the past hour were leveraged long positions, with shorts barely affected. However, during the same period, large wallets holding between 10 and 10,000 BTC have increased their holdings by about 110,000 BTC over the past four to five weeks, marking the fastest accumulation rate this year.
What happened? The price drop was driven by forced liquidations of leveraged longs, not active selling by whales.
Why is this noteworthy? If whales were dumping, we would see large transfers into exchanges on-chain; but the data shows the opposite — high-leverage retail positions were liquidated, and large wallets were accumulating below.
Which observation is more supported? It supports the "leverage liquidation" narrative rather than "trend selling." But this does not confirm a bottom; it just means the chip structure is rotating.
Next, watch two things: the Federal Reserve meeting on October 27–28 for its tone on risk appetite, and whether weekly ETF net inflows can continue. Either the whales’ patience or the leverage’s patience will run out first — which do you think it will be? Share your thoughts in the comments. $BTC #BTC现货ETF资金反复，市场买盘能否企稳？
"Bitcoin ETF Net Outflow, Institutional Divergence Intensifies"
Bitcoin has been tugging back and forth around the $80,000 mark these past two days. After surging to $84,500 on October 21, it faced large sell-offs for several consecutive days, even dropping below $80,000 on October 24.
Spot ETF funds on the market are no longer buying unilaterally; many institutional arbitrage traders are busy closing positions and exiting. Daily trading volume has steadily declined from $550 million, with spot buying clearly shrinking.
The battle around $80,400 remains intense. If heavy redemption pressure persists, it will be difficult for the market to quickly organize a decent rebound in the short term. $BTC $FIL has been lingering at the bottom for a long time. The real issue may not be the lack of project progress, but rather the token's insufficient value capture ability.
Storage infrastructure continues to upgrade, and paid services are gradually being implemented, but customers are more accustomed to settling in fiat currency, and service providers may sell FIL immediately after receiving it. Coupled with linear issuance, spot selling pressure from exchanges, and crowded market bulls, improvements in fundamentals are difficult to directly translate into sustained buying pressure.
FIL does have long-term value; the real key lies in whether the network can shift from a computing power narrative to genuine paid storage demand.
To break out into an independent market trend, several conditions need to be met:
• Establish a true FIL payment and settlement closed loop
• Continuously reduce circulating supply to ease supply pressure
• Coordinate with bull market capital rotation to attract incremental funds
Before these conditions are gradually fulfilled, FIL is more likely to continue experiencing bottom consolidation and repeated tug-of-war.
Being optimistic about long-term development does not necessarily mean short-term price increases. For FIL, the hardest part may not be price decline, but the long wait and repeatedly tested patience.
#SKhynixQ3HBM4Earnings #SK海力士Q3财报在即，HBM4能否提振盈利？ Obviously not