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$MRNA Moderna (MRNA) Drop Triggered Directly by Cancer Vaccine Data "Leak" Falling Short of Expectations
Leaked Data "Mixed": The Phase III detailed data originally scheduled for a major reveal at the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) conference on Saturday was prematurely leaked by a third party onto the medical website Oncology Central. The leaked information showed that the vaccine combined with Merck's Keytruda (K drug) could reduce the risk of melanoma recurrence or death, but the market interpreted the results as "mixed results," lacking a crushing absolute advantage.
Valuation Severely Detached from Fundamentals: While the stock price soared, Wall Street analysts' average target price was only $123.61, nearly 50% below the price before the plunge. Citibank even issued an early "sell" rating with an $80 target price, bluntly stating that the market's optimistic assumptions about sales were "unrealistic." When the key catalyst (ESMO data) was flawed, the high valuation lost its last support.
Divergence Between Fundamentals and Expectations
Apart from the cancer vaccine story, Moderna's traditional business fundamentals did not provide enough of a safety cushion.
Weak Earnings Expectations: Analysts expect the upcoming Q3 earnings report to show revenue down about 12% year-over-year and a loss of about $1.10 per share. Your $USDT in your wallet has gained a more expensive competitor since last night.
On 10-22, SoFi launched SoFi Earn: bank-issued tokenized deposits with a variable annual yield of 4.40%, FDIC insured up to $250,000, and can be exchanged 1:1 for SoFiUSD (which is uninsured after exchange).
The real change is the final draft of the OCC's GENIUS Act on 10-21: reserves must not be less than issuance, redemptions completed within two business days, effective 2027-01-18; it also removed the presumption that "related-party arrangements involve illegal interest payments," effectively opening a channel for "economically equivalent returns" like exchange rebates, which the American Bankers Association protested the same day.
Using the same yardstick: banks 4.40%; on-chain Maple USDC 5.14% (TVL $2.75 billion), Aave v3 USDT 3.30%; OKX finance USDT demand 2.91%, USDC 2.96%.
The extra 1.5 percentage points buy custody and compliance. Europe is tightening on the other end: Coinbase says UK 2027 rules may prohibit regulated entities from accessing DeFi.
Where do you put your USDT to earn interest? Exchange 2.91%, on-chain 3.30%~5.14%, bank 4.40%. Which risk tier do you take?My reasons for choosing Google $GOOGL with expectations exceeded:
1. BofA Securities predicts Google Cloud's growth rate this quarter could reach 93%, higher than the market consensus of 89%. If the cloud business really accelerates at this pace driven by AI computing demand and the external sales of self-developed TPU chips, it can directly boost overall profits and become the biggest driver for EPS to break through.
2. Alphabet has exceeded revenue expectations in the past eight quarters, and adjusted EPS has beaten expectations seven times, indicating the company's actual delivery capability is often better than conservative sell-side forecasts.
3. BofA forecasts operating expenses at $33.5 billion, lower than the market consensus of $34.3 billion; depreciation and amortization are expected at $8 billion, also below the consensus of $8.9 billion. If actual spending is controlled at this level, even if revenue is just average, profits can still be "squeezed" up a bit.
But! But! But! Choosing "Yes" essentially bets that the cloud business growth rate will be even stronger than the most optimistic institutions expect, or that expenses will be saved more than anticipated.
(Not investment advice
#MetaQ3营收超预期，法律费用与AI支出承压 #SKhynixQ3HBM4Earnings Liquidations of $431 million! SOL is being dragged down, but HYPE is the real problem?
In the past 24 hours, the entire network saw liquidations exceeding $431 million, with longs accounting for nearly 60%, a familiar bloody scene. But don't blame the whole market—SOL is "being dragged down," while HYPE is "having its own issues."
Macro triggers pulled the trigger
US inflation continues to exceed expectations, casting doubt on the Fed's rate cut path in November and December. The dollar and US Treasury yields surged together, triggering defensive deleveraging in global risk assets. Coupled with escalating Middle East tensions and AI concept stocks being sold off, the crypto market took the brunt.
$SOL's positive news drowned out by macro factors
Yesterday, Alpenglow upgraded its mainnet, reducing confirmation time from 12.8 seconds to 150 milliseconds, cutting validator costs by 60%, a solid fundamental improvement. But ETF funds have fled for ten consecutive days, with weekly outflows hitting a record high, and the price is being firmly pressed at 102.24—can it hold?
$HYPE sold off by "insiders"
HYPE dropped 9% this week, while BTC only fell 2%. The HYPE/BTC rate plummeted 7.1% in a week, breaking below 100,000 sats for the first time, a typical sign of "internal selling pressure," not market drag. The deeper reason: CFTC opened US perpetual contract trading, with compliant platforms like Kalshi and Coinbase entering directly, shaking Hyperliquid's monopoly narrative. The price has fallen from around 78. Whale's Three Short Positions: Floating Loss Nearly 30 Million U, Surviving by "Renting" Funding Fees
A whale simultaneously holds short positions in BTC, ETH, and SOL, all three positions showing floating losses, but funding fee income continues to flow in, temporarily offsetting the book pressure.
BTC short position at 5x full leverage, holding -2,637.95 coins, valued at about 220 million U, entry price 76,327.4 U, floating loss about 14.038 million U, funding fee income about 2.8834 million U, liquidation price about 151,419.21 U.
ETH short position at 5x full leverage, holding -106,500 coins, valued at about 260 million U, entry price 2,322.73 U, floating loss about 8.2685 million U, funding fee income about 4.0485 million U, liquidation price about 4,115.22 U.
SOL short position at 7x full leverage, holding -722,100 coins, valued at about 75.239 million U, entry price 94.3199 U, floating loss about 7.134 million U, funding fee income about 3.7489 million U, liquidation price about 353.03 U.
The three positions combined have a floating loss close to 30 million U, with funding fee income about 10.68 million U. The BTC short position suffers the heaviest loss, followed by ETH, with SOL relatively smaller. The current account still relies on funding fee "rent" to buffer, but if mainstream coins continue to rise, floating losses and margin pressure may further increase.
The above is a summary of position data and does not constitute investment advice.$526M hit $BTC ETFs Monday, all BlackRock. Meanwhile $1.08B has left $ETH ETFs in October. Funding is still positive and ETH longs are 73% of the book. That’s not a bottom, that’s a quality flight with crowded leverage. $SOL and $XRP perp longs are paying to hold a falling tape. Watch $ETH/BTC, not just USD price. If ETF demand stays this narrow, is the alt rotation just a liquidity mirage?#SK海力士Q3财报在即，HBM4能否提振盈利？ The trend is indeed somewhat intriguing. A whale starting with 0x469e cleared out 250 BTC long positions this morning, pocketing about $568,000 in profits, then immediately increased its ETH holdings by 5,219, boosting its ETH long position by over 52%. Another address was even more persistent: it sold 1,917.7 BTC within 11 days, cashing out approximately $159 million, and almost equivalently swapped into 64,545 ETH, continuously shifting its position from BTC to ETH.
Meanwhile, the ETH/BTC exchange rate is currently in a weak range, reported at about 0.02946, down over 8% this month. Large holders are swapping positions against the trend at low exchange rates, which doesn’t look like short-term chasing of gains but rather an active bet at relatively undervalued levels.
The technical side also left a clue: the ETH/BTC daily ratio has returned to the cloud zone, with bullish momentum resetting, indicating a bullish consolidation pattern in relative terms. Standard Chartered Bank’s previous logic was more straightforward—ETH has structural advantages from staking yields and on-chain economic share, expecting the ETH/BTC ratio to recover from around 0.028 to 0.04 by year-end, corresponding to ETH outperforming BTC by over 40%.
Multiple large holders concentrating their swaps in the same direction at least indicates that “ETH is relatively cheap” is being priced in with real money. But the exchange rate has not yet risen above 0.03; whether this rotation is a rehearsal or a start, the next weekly candle will provide a more honest answer.I'm fed up with buying stocks only to bet on whether they go up or down. So I tokenized $10,000 worth of Google stock and split it into a setup that profits whether the price rises or falls — now it yields me an annualized 12.19%, and I don't care at all whether Google goes up or down tomorrow. Let me first explain how this setup is put together, in four steps. Step one: buy $10,000 worth of GOOGL tokenized stock on Aerodrome. Step two: deposit this $10,000 as collateral on Aave and borrow $4,000 USDC. Step three: transfer the borrowed USDC to Hyperliquid and open a $10,000 short position on GOOGL. Step four — no fourth step, just sit back and collect money. Long and short hedged, whether Google goes up or down, it doesn't matter to me. What's left is all interest spread: the collateralized stock yields 3.04% annualized, the borrowed USDC costs 2.8% annualized, and the short position collects a funding rate of 10.27% (calculated based on the past 3 days). These three transactions net out to 12.19%. What's the most interesting part of this? It's "step two." Those who say "US stocks on-chain are just hype" only focus on step one — "can you buy Google on-chain?" What I focus on is what happens after combining on-chain stocks, lending, and perpetual contracts: stocks get their first DeFi-style use case. On the US stock side, your stock collateral lets you borrow a bit of money; on the crypto side, after hedging long and short, the funding rate is the big profit. To be honest, the only work you have to do in this setup,How long will the sell-off from yesterday plus today continue???
$BTC dropped from 84500 to 81000. I'm not rushing to buy the dip; first, I'll see if the previous support at 79000 can hold.
If it continues to drop, I'll watch 77000.
BTC has been violently fluctuating between 76000 and 87000 for two months, surging then falling back, selling off then recovering.
$ETH has been fluctuating sharply between 2800 and 2300 for two months. This time, let's see if 2300 can hold. With the renewed expectations of rate hikes, I actually prefer an early rate hike. Early hike means early sell-off; if they don't hike now, they will still have to in December. It's better to have the negative news all at once to avoid repeated volatility later that wears down patience.
#10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ Review | Only looking at contract data
$BTC hovering between 81,500-82,000: 24h short liquidations account for nearly 70%, but 4h long liquidations reached 91.19 million, indicating long chasing positions have been washed out. Funding rate returns to zero, OI about $23.4 billion; around 80,005, $2.511 billion long position liquidations gathered. Holding firm is possible, but breaking 80,000 will accelerate liquidations.
$ETH at 2,406: funding rate +0.001%, OI down 2.91% in 24h. Long positions account for 70.8% of accounts, but Binance active long trades only 57%, existing longs are bullish bets, new additions are selling. Below 2,450.80 is a long risk zone; do not chase highs or add positions.
$BNB at 732: funding rate -0.0367%, OI down 4.4% in 24h to $984 million, more like a deleveraging after long position closures. Active long trades only 48.4%, 24h liquidations only 350,000. Structure is the cleanest, but 732 is an observation anchor point, not a safe zone.
Summary: Leverage is clearing out, which does not mean the bottom is reached. Control your actions before the FOMC, watching data boundaries is more valuable than betting on direction
#10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ Tonight's market shows three signals pointing to the same thing
Trading volume rose by 12.94%, open interest dropped by 3.33%, and liquidations surged by over 50% in a single day—putting these three numbers together translates to one sentence: there is intense turnover happening on the exchange, and leverage is being forcibly cleared. A volume-driven decline is not unusual, but volume + shrinking positions + amplified liquidations indicate that the bulls are being "asked" to exit rather than retreating voluntarily.
What deserves closer attention is the active buy-sell imbalance. Over 1-hour, 4-hour, and 24-hour periods, short positions have consistently outtraded longs, with shorts exceeding longs by $2 billion in the past 24 hours. This is not a momentary spike but a sustained directional preference, with the short side firmly controlling the short-term rhythm.
Capital flow also confirms this. BTC and ETH together account for 53.87% of contract trading volume, while SOL's share is less than 3%. Money is not spreading out but concentrating in the most mainstream assets. This "shrinking circle" behavior usually appears during cautious market phases—participants only dare to trade where liquidity is best, leaving peripheral assets sidelined.
Without a rebound in open interest, the structure is hard to call strong. Tonight's market looks like a leverage cleanup in progress; no one can guarantee the direction, but chips are moving from fragile hands to more resilient ones, a process that usually doesn't happen overnight.
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#10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？
#ETF买盘持续回流，BTC为何仍未走强？ 【Crypto Circle Script】
#ETF buying continues to flow back, so why hasn't BTC strengthened yet?
ETF is clearly flowing back, but BTC is not rising and is instead falling, indicating there might be an information gap between buying funds and market price.
Script Brother thinks there are three points worth pondering:
First, is the money from ETF buying enough to cover the market selling?
$840 million inflow over three days seems substantial,
but if the market sell-off during the same period is larger, this buying might be directly absorbed.
Therefore, institutional buying does not necessarily mean the market will rise.
Second, if institutions are buying, who exactly is selling?
This is the most interesting part to me.
It could be investors cashing out profits from earlier gains,
it could be contract long positions liquidating, triggering chain selling,
or it could be other funds withdrawing from risk assets.
Third, why is BTC continuing to fall tonight even though the US stock market is also down?
If macro risks are rising, market funds might be reducing overall risk exposure.
ETF buying only shows that some funds are entering, not that all funds are bullish.
ETF keeps buying, but BTC still falls; the real issue is not who is buying, but why the buying can't support the price.
If institutions are truly accumulating continuously, then is someone constantly selling to them during this decline?
Or is the scale of ETF buying simply insufficient to change the market trend? Brothers, what do you think? Feel free to discuss in the comments. $BTC $ETH $ZEC When the US stock market drops, the crypto market really can't hold this time.
A few days ago, BTC surged to 84.8K, and we thought the big brother was strong enough, but as tech stocks weakened, the crypto market immediately followed down. On October 22, the Nasdaq dropped more than 2% intraday; Meta and Tesla's earnings reports failed to maintain market confidence in AI investments, and rising oil prices added another layer of pressure.
US stocks fall, crypto falls along, indicating that funds still haven't dared to loosen up.
BTC will first look to stabilize around 82K, ETH to see if it can hold support, and altcoins should hold off on rushing upward for now.
Wait for the market to stabilize before talking about a rebound.
The above is just my personal market record and does not constitute trading advice.
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#ETF买盘持续回流，BTC为何仍未走强？ #SKhynixQ3HBM4Earnings This mysterious whale sold another 246.25 $BTC ($20.64M) and then bought 8,286 $ETH ($20.64M) today.
Over the past 11 days, the whale has sold a total of 1,917.7 $BTC ($159M) and bought 64,545 $ETH ($155M).Comparing $PONS with $PONS and PUMP, let me share my thoughts.
Looking at the revenue data from the launch platform over the past 30 days: PUMP firmly holds the top spot with $45 million in revenue; $PONS ranks fourth, about $4.27 million, with a revenue gap of exactly ten times, coincidentally, their market caps also differ by ten times.
From the business ceiling perspective, there is no doubt that $PUMP is stronger. But when it comes to growth potential, I am more optimistic about $PONS.
If I had to choose one to heavily long, I would choose pons Will BTC definitely rise if the Federal Reserve pauses rate hikes? It's not that simple
1. Core market expectations
The market generally expects the FOMC to pause rate hikes at the end of October, but the key is not whether they will pause this time, but the possibility of further tightening afterward. September CPI rose 3.7% year-on-year, and PPI also increased, showing strong inflation stickiness. Even if the pause button is pressed this time, it does not mean monetary policy is turning loose. On one hand, the pause expectation brings short-term sentiment support; on the other hand, stubborn inflation will lock in high interest rates and may even leave room for future rate hikes.
2. Breakdown of market pain points
Many people directly equate "pausing rate hikes" with a big positive and go long in advance. This is the biggest misconception. Positive expectations are priced in early by funds, which can easily lead to buying the expectation and selling the fact. Whether it can rise depends not on expectations but on whether incremental funds enter the market after the event and whether it can break through key resistance with volume. A rebound driven only by sentiment speculation will have very weak sustainability.
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3. My judgment
I remain cautious and will not simply go long just because of the expectation of a pause in rate hikes. The FOMC at most is a potential catalyst for a rebound, not a guarantee of a rise. If inflation does not fall, the high interest rate environment will continue to suppress crypto valuations. Only if the decision leads to a volume-supported hold above resistance will the outlook turn positive again; if the good news lands but the price cannot rise, that is a risk signal.
#10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ Today's top gainers list is all red, is someone calling for the return of altcoin season? 😏 I think it's just hot money with no direction, guerrilla fighting in small market caps. 🌊
$DOOD nearly doubled recently, don't rush to get hyped 🚨. The main driver is heavy volume on Upbit's KRW market, with single-day trading accounting for over 10% of the platform, a typical case of Korean funds igniting at a fixed point 🔥. Combined with NFT recovery and low market cap momentum, the elasticity is large; but relying on hot money from a single exchange to support a Meme coin means sharp rises are followed by steep pullbacks, chasing highs easily leads to being stuck.
$IOST rose over 60%, also lifted by Upbit's trading volume, same script as DOOD. $CVX rose over 20%, seemingly the DeFi leader awakening, but actually it's just the creator reward program from nearly a year ago being dug up for hype 📣, with no real changes in fees, TVL, or tokenomics; once marketing heat fades, the bottom is exposed.
Looking at the big picture: in the past half month, the altcoin market saw a net outflow of over $130 billion 📉. Altcoin season is not returning, it's a retreat. These few today are just reefs exposed by the retreat, not the tide itself. Don't mistake a one-day leaderboard for a trend 🙅♂️.Intraday bearish position perfectly closed, target achieved, final short position profit secured!
BTC short, 81956-81138 captured 818 points.
ETH short, 2432-2378 captured points.
Today's operations come to a pause. With such a powerful strategy, brothers, did you all enjoy the short trades?
$BTC $ETH #SKhynixQ3HBM4Earnings What truly surprised me about SpaceX's Q3 financial report was not the 161% revenue growth.
It’s that it is no longer just one company, but three completely different businesses packed into the same shell.
The first is Starlink, which is already consistently profitable.
Q3 connectivity business revenue was $5.248 billion, with an operating profit of $2.367 billion. Starlink’s consumer users reached 13.6 million, and enterprise and government revenue grew 91% year-over-yea#Robinhood交易业务增长能否延续？
To start with the conclusion, I believe Robinhood's trading business still has short-term growth potential, but its high volatility characteristic remains.
Here are the factors supporting this continuation:
• Trading volume structure has diversified: Q2 trading revenue rose 44% year-over-year to $776 million, driven jointly by options (+29%), stocks (+95%), and event contracts (over 10x growth to $156 million), no longer relying solely on crypto.
• User and asset base remain stable: 28.4 million funded customers (+7%), platform assets at $369 billion (+32%), LTM net deposits growth around 25%, ARPU increased to $187.
• Expansion of new product matrix: Rothera prediction market, AI trading agents, weekend trading, Gold subscription (4.8 million users) continuously boost engagement and monetization tiers.
The main variables and risks faced are:
• Trading volume depends on market sentiment: options/event contracts are heavily influenced by market conditions and sports seasons; crypto revenue has declined consecutively (Q2 down 38% YoY).
• Regulatory uncertainty: event contracts, PFOF, and crypto business all face policy constraints; any tightening in a single area will directly suppress trading lines.
• Marginal weakening of net deposits: monthly net deposits slowed in July–August compared to Q2; if deposit growth stalls, both interest and trading revenue will be pressured simultaneously.
• Valuation is already priced for high growth: stock price reflects high growth expectations, any volume decline will be magnified as earnings downgrades.#BTC Current Trend Analysis
Bitcoin is currently in a phase of weak consolidation, testing key support levels. The price has fallen below $82,000, marking the largest single-day drop in nearly two weeks. The 4-hour MACD clearly indicates a downward trend, with strong selling pressure.
The core support below lies around $80,000–$81,500, where the average spot ETF holding cost (approximately $81,500) overlaps with dense buy orders in the order book. This area is critical in determining whether the short-term decline will halt. If it holds, it represents a healthy correction; if broken, the next liquidation-heavy zone is near $80,005, which could accelerate the downward move.
Resistance above is clear and dense. $84,200 is the first barrier to breaking the local bearish structure, while the $87,000–$87,700 range concentrates the break-even costs of holders with 6–12 months of holding, the year's opening price, and the 20-month moving average, resulting in heavier selling pressure.
Although ETF capital flow has recently returned to net inflows, research shows it tends to be a lagging indicator favoring chasing rallies, offering limited predictive power for subsequent trends and should not be used as a directional basis. Funding rates have returned to neutral; although the short liquidation ratio is high, it mostly reflects position closures rather than new shorts, indicating a lack of one-sided crowded driving forces in the market.
Overall assessment: short-term bias is weak, but the support zone below has not been invalidated. The market is more likely to exhibit a "support test—weak rebound—reconfirmation" consolidation pattern. A directional breakout requires an effective breach of either the $80,000–$81,500 support or the $84,200 resistance.📊 Bitcoin ETF Fund Watch: Can One Tree Stand Alone?
On Monday, the US spot Bitcoin ETF saw a net inflow of $526.6 million, but the buying was almost entirely supported by BlackRock's IBIT—single-day purchases of $665.2 million, with limited follow-up from other products, indicating the market breadth remains insufficient 😐. Meanwhile, Ethereum ETFs have had a cumulative net outflow of $1.06 billion this month, and the expected rotation of funds has not materialized.
Daniel from Nexo reminds us that the average cost line of $82,300 for ETF holders is becoming a key psychological battleground, its significance surpassing that of ordinary moving averages 🧠. Bitcoin in the past three months has behaved more like it is tied to the US stock market's "AI beta" rather than the Dow Jones industrial stocks; this week's capital expenditure guidance from tech giants' earnings reports is the real variable determining the market direction.
Technically, the upside is closely watching $83,400 (20-day moving average), $84,200 breakout confirmation level, and this month's high of $87,229 📈; on the downside, if the $80,000 support faces its third test since October, the defense's success depends on whether the eleven ETFs other than BlackRock are willing to step in and catch the fall 👀.Many brothers say that the rise in US Treasury yields means that funds have all fled to buy US Treasuries. Actually, I don't see it that way. The decline in US stocks and Bitcoin does not necessarily mean that funds have flowed into US Treasuries. It could also be that investors are selling assets and holding cash, or that leveraged funds are being forced to liquidate positions. Funds may not be shifting to other investments but are collectively reducing risk, that's all. $BTC $ETH Tonight's list of declines clearly shows who is panicking and who isn't.
ZEC fell 8.4%, Ethereum Classic dropped 4.6%, Bitcoin dropped 3.5%, gold fell 1.9%. The order of decline from largest to smallest is the order of panic from greatest to least.
ZEC, which surged the most in the past two days, crashed the hardest tonight, from 1368 down to 1217. The two-day gains were completely given back in one breath. This is the temperament of a speculative stock: it rises fastest and falls just as decisively. When the tide recedes, it's the first to be caught off guard.
Ethereum Classic fell more than Bitcoin by over one point. Recently, its ETF outflows were even more severe than Bitcoin's. Its foundation was already weak, so when chaos hits, this type is the first to be hammered.
Bitcoin is still the most resilient, but note one detail: tonight's low was 81314, yesterday's low was 81319, just 5 units apart. The same level held again. This line is the dividing line between bulls and bears. If it breaks, 80,000 will be tested again.
Even gold fell nearly 2%, indicating tonight is not about seeking safety but about grabbing cash. It's a night of selling everything to switch to cash. Whoever holds the worst assets panics first.
Don't focus on the percentage drops in this pure bloodbath; focus on the 81300 level. Holding it means a shakeout; failing means the start.
Tonight, did everyone cut losses or bottom-fish? Report in the comments.
#10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ $BTC $ETH $ZEC The earnings report exceeded expectations across the board, but the stock price was cut by nearly 30% in one day. My advice for $TTMI at this position is not to rush.
TTM's Q3 revenue was $1.2 billion, up 60% year-over-year, with adjusted EPS of 1.46, versus an expected 1.26.
However, the Q4 revenue guidance of 1.42 to 1.44 billion at best just meets expectations.
During the call, it was revealed that the data center business in Q3 was about 10% below target; the CEO said this was due to delays in major customer projects.
Material delivery times have extended to 12 weeks, up to a maximum of 24 weeks, and the debt from acquisitions costs about $20 million in interest each quarter.
On Wednesday, the stock closed at 102.15; at 21:30 Beijing time, it opened at 83.75 and then dropped continuously, hitting a low of 72.11, now around 72.6.
I think the market isn’t rejecting the earnings but is unwilling to pay a premium for AI hardware "project delays" plus "borrowing to expand."
It was still at 133 in early October, already down more than 20% before the earnings report, and this drop feels more like a repricing.
I’ll first see if it can hold around 72, then consider it again if it recovers back to 84.
If the daily close breaks below 70, don’t rush to call it oversold; that judgment would be invalid.
The company’s 2027 revenue guidance is 6.5 to 6.75 billion. Do you think this is an overreaction, or a signal that the AI hardware chain is cooling down?
$TTMI
#MetaQ3 revenue beats expectations, legal fees and AI spending under pressure $ETH ETFs are bleeding: roughly $1.08B out in October, the worst month of 2026, while $BTC funds gave up only ~$67M. ETH is down ~9.7% on the month near $2,438, and BTC sits near $83K. Institutions are cutting ETH risk before BTC. Bear case: outflows spread to BTC. Bull case: ETH flows flip. Until then, I'd size down $SOL, $LINK and $AAVE, since alts tend to trade ETH liquidity. Does ETH reclaim $2,700 before BTC loses $80K?#SKhynixQ3HBM4Earnings ETF funds have seen net inflows for three consecutive days, totaling about $246 million last week, yet $BTC remains stuck near $83,500 — this is not because funds haven't arrived, but because the funds that have arrived can't push the price up. What truly suppresses the price is the "U.S. Treasury yield ceiling" overhead that has yet to be broken. Let's first look at the bullish evidence: the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF is indeed warming up, with three consecutive days of net inflows being a rare sustained signal in recent weeks. But the price hasn't followed, indicating that this buying is "supportive" rather than "aggressive." It's more accurate to think of it as a painkiller: it prevents $BTC from falling sharply but cannot independently trigger a trend rally. Why can't it push the price? There are three layers of pressure. The first is macro: the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield remains above 5.2%, and the 30-year yield is as high as 5.6%. With such attractive risk-free returns, funds have no reason to risk flowing into non-cash-flow-generating assets. The second is the chip structure: a large amount of trapped positions are piled up near $85,000, so every price rebound faces selling pressure from those trying to break even, and without follow-up buying, the price naturally falls back. The third is capital diversion: tokenized stocks and new AI IPOs are drawing away risk appetite, so $BTC is no longer the only option. There is also an underestimated variable — the market is waiting for the FOMC. The October 28-29 rate meeting is approaching; although the probability of a pause in rate hikes is as high as 85%, no one wants to take heavy positions before the meeting, and the wait-and-see sentiment is very obvious. This "waiting for signals" state itself suppresses volatility. Here is a judgment worth remembering: ET10.22 Crash Review: Macro Liquidity Withdrawal, Crypto Market Just Passively Taking Hits
$BTC fell below 83,000, $ETH dropped back to 2438. Today's decline was triggered not on-chain, but by triple macro pressures.
1. Sticky inflation + high interest rates. September CPI year-on-year was 3.7%, higher than expected, and the 10-year US Treasury yield rose to 5.3%. With risk-free returns here, capital naturally hesitates to risk non-yielding assets.
2. AI cooldown + geopolitical disturbances. Tech stock earnings missed expectations, AI concepts were sold off, risk appetite quickly contracted; Middle East tensions pushed oil prices up, risk assets fell first as a precaution.
3. ETF outflows, ETH hit harder. Ethereum spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $1.08 billion in October, the largest monthly outflow this year, nearly reversing September inflows; BTC ETFs also had a net outflow of about $67 million this month.
4. Derivatives amplify the decline. About $269 million to $300 million liquidated across the network in 24 hours, with 97% of the last hour being forced liquidations of leveraged longs. The chain reaction of price drops triggering liquidations, which in turn push prices down further, is clear.
Author's view: Now is not the time to be stubborn. Watch if BTC can hold 82,000, and if ETH's ETF funding can stop bleeding. Before next week's FOMC, with no macro improvement, leveraged longs remain the first wave to be cleaned out. Preserve principal, wait for selling pressure to ease before seeking structure.
For market reference only, not trading advice.
#ETF买盘持续回流，BTC为何仍未走强？ Tesla's flying car can't save the stock price either,
Liquidity is poor,
The overall market and individual stocks are all falling sharply,
Coupled with the midterm elections, the Republican headwind is set,
Musk is deeply tied to Trump and the Republican Party,
The worse the Republican election prospects,
The more awkward Tesla's situation becomes,
Midterm election funds dislike uncertainty,
Plus Tesla's core business is being continuously eroded by Chinese new energy vehicles,
Even if the earnings report revenue exceeds expectations,
It is hard to hide the stock price decline,
Went all in on Tesla, but the stock price fell on the first trading day after the earnings release
#特斯拉Q3汽车毛利率回升，自由现金流转正 With gold dropping like this, many people's first reaction is confusion.
Clearly, Middle East risks are still present, oil prices haven't crashed significantly, yet gold took a dive first, and U.S. Treasury yields are still falling.
My own understanding is simple: this wave looks more like a reallocation of funds within the risk-hedging trades.
Gold had surged too much earlier, positions were too crowded, and sentiment was already very full. Without new, bigger stimuli, some funds naturally cash out of gold longs first and move to the safer U.S. Treasuries.
That's why the current market looks so twisted.
Gold falling indicates the previously crowded trade is cooling down; U.S. Treasury yields falling means money is still seeking refuge in bonds; oil prices not changing much also shows geopolitical risks haven't truly disappeared.
Tonight, I’m still watching with a light position, not chasing. In this kind of environment, it's easiest to get shaken out repeatedly; sometimes the direction is less important than the rhythm.
Gold dropping does not mean the risk is over.
It’s more like the market is starting to reprice assets from an extreme risk-averse sentiment.There is an anomaly in tonight's market that those watching should note: traders are starting to pull back their bets on "rate hikes before year-end," and U.S. Treasury yields are dropping across the board, with the 5-year yield plunging 15 basis points in one go.
According to textbook theory, when interest rate expectations fall, risk assets should breathe a sigh of relief and rally. So what happened? The Nasdaq opened higher but then fell, $ETH dropped below 2400, dragging crypto down with it.
This is exactly what I've been saying: when all the good news is laid out in front of you but prices still fall, the problem isn't monetary policy, it's valuation itself. This time it's not a liquidity shortage; the AI narrative is being repriced. Interest rates are the external factor, the bubble is the internal factor, and without resolving the internal factor, rate cuts won't hold it up.
Don't reflexively shout "the flood is coming" just because yields are falling. First ask: if the flood is coming, why is no one catching it? A piece of news that no one pays attention to, but I smell a market top: Elon Musk invests one billion dollars in Paramount.
Follow this thread. Oracle's Ellison guaranteed over 40 billion shares of Warner Bros. financing for Paramount, and back then also invested one billion in Twitter for Musk. Now Musk is sending money back to Paramount. This is not value investing; it's just moving money from one hand to another within a small circle.
What does a bull market top look like? It's not that money is gone, but that money only circulates among the same group of people, unable to attract new external buyers. The massive capital expenditures, mutual subscriptions, and circular financing in this round of AI all smell the same.
Real money flowing in from outside is called a trend; internal trading within the wealthy club is called passing the hot potato. Assets like $BTC, which have no backstop, are often the first to catch a cold in such times.Tonight, the key signal isn't just the price drop. It's the divergence in capital flows between BTC and ETH. 🔴 BTC: Selling Pressure Remains Heavy 24H spot net outflow: $354M 24H contract net outflow: $1.222B Combined outflow: $1.576B Selling continued over the past hour, suggesting that BTC still faces significant pressure. Until outflows ease and buyers return, a sustained recovery remains uncertain. 🟢 ETH: Short-Term Buying Returns 24H spot net inflow: $27.17M Last-hour spot inflow: $8.51M $SOXL top accounts are more bullish, but positions remain bearish and prices have fallen. The proportion of bullish accounts increased by 0.8 percentage points, the proportion of bullish positions decreased by 0.21 percentage points, still at 40.5%; price down 0.79%. Accounts are bullish while positions are bearish, or vice versa. $CT top accounts are more bullish, but positions remain bearish. The proportion of bullish accounts increased by 2.63 percentage points, the proportion of bullish positions increased by 0.66 percentage points, still at 44.8%. When divergence exists, the risk of impact from one-sided crowding is higher.On October 23, 16,000 BTC options (notional value $1.28 billion, pain point at $82,000) and 58,000 ETH options (notional value $250 million, pain point at $2,460) will expire; although this delivery scale is relatively small and BTC has strong support at $80,000, the market is still oscillating at the bottom of a bear market. From the main options data, the current IV is at a relatively low level, stable above 35%, indicating low market expectations for future volatility. The Gex structure is relatively dispersed, not converging at integer levels as before, reflecting low market consensus. Cycle theory shows that the foundation for a major bull market has not yet been established. Given the low monthly out-of-the-money option IV, current allocations with some bearish directional protection still offer good cost-effectiveness. #交易之声：你的经验值得被听到 $BTC $ETH $BTC is trading like a Nasdaq proxy again, per K33, and that's the risk here. ETFs bought over $1B in three days, yet price still failed near $84.8K. If tech rolls over, flows may not be enough to hold $82.5K. $ETH is weaker: October ETF outflows near $1B, only a $15M bounce Wednesday, and it's below $2,400. $SOL and $XRP funds also saw inflows Wednesday. Takeaway: treat the ETH flip to inflows as unconfirmed until it repeats. Is ETH leading or lagging the next BTC move?#HOODQ3TradingGrowth #SK Hynix Q3 Earnings Report Approaching, Can HBM4 Boost Profitability? 1. Core Precise Data 1. Total portfolio market value on June 30: 515.93 trillion KRW 2. Total portfolio market value on October 15: 333.53 trillion KRW 3. Interval book value shrinkage: 182.40 trillion KRW ◦ Equivalent in USD: approximately 137 billion USD ◦ Equivalent in RMB: approximately 914.4 billion RMB ◦ Portfolio interval decline: -35.4% 4. Breakdown of two major core loss holdings: ◦ SK Hynix: holding market value shrank by 74.23 trillion KRW (approximately 372.1 billion RMB) ◦ Samsung Electronics: holding market value shrank by 56.87 trillion KRW (approximately 285.1 billion RMB) ◦ Combined loss of the two companies is 131.1 trillion KRW, accounting for 72% of the total shrinkage, the absolute main force of the drawdown 2. Overview of the Pension Fund (official data, distinguishing partial unrealized losses and overall net value) As of the end of July 2026, the total scale of the Korea National Pension Fund: 1684.2 trillion KRW Asset allocation structure: • Overseas stocks: 623.7 trillion, accounting for 37.0% • Domestic stocks: 418.6 trillion, accounting for 24.9% • Domestic bonds: 282.9 trillion, accounting for 16.8% • Alternative investments (real estate, private equity, etc.): 248.7 trillion, accounting for 14.8% • Overseas bonds: 102.4 trillion, accounting for 6.1% • Cash and short-term assets: 5.1 trillion, accounting for 0.3%BTC's market tonight is indeed very frustrating. The weakness in the US stock market drags down the overall risk market. BTC was originally oscillating narrowly around 81700, seemingly stable, but quickly dipped. The bulls' support was weaker than expected.
ETH's trend is even weaker, dropping from 2527 all the way down to 2358, with almost no decent rebound along the way; SOL is also under pressure, falling from 109 to 103, briefly testing 105 before being suppressed again. The resilience of small coins has entirely turned into downward momentum in this bearish environment.
A very typical phenomenon now: there are many positive news, such as ETF inflows, whale address accumulation, and continuous institutional withdrawals, but the market completely ignores them. The news and price trend continue to diverge, and this kind of market easily misleads people. Blindly following positive news to go long can easily lead to being trapped.
Currently, BTC is around 81200, and there is no rush to bet on a reversal. The short-term watershed is at 81500; only by firmly reclaiming this level can the bulls have some breathing room. If pressure continues and the 80900 support breaks, the 80000 level will become the next market focus.
For ETH, 2400 has become a resistance level, so short-term catch-up expectations should be put on hold; for SOL, holding 103 is the bulls' bottom line, and breaking below it will continue the short-term downtrend.
Trading strategy: don't stay up late to stubbornly hold the market. First, observe whether BTC can recover 81500; if recovery is unlikely, reduce operations and rest to observe. This kind of divergent market has too much uncertainty, so there is no need to waste energy fighting the market. Preserving positions and mindset comes first. $BTC Spot $BTC ETFs took in over $1B in three days after two weeks of outflows, yet price got rejected near $84.8K and sits around $82K. Demand is absorbing supply, not overpowering it. $ETH funds are still down roughly $1B for October and $XRP funds stay muted, so this looks BTC-led, not broad risk-on. Bulls need a reclaim of $84K; lose $82.5K and the flow bid gets tested. Wait for flows and price to agree. Are ETFs buying the dip or front-running a breakdown?#HOODQ3TradingGrowth The market is like tying shoelaces before the starting line — all set in position, but the starting gun hasn't fired yet.🏃
$BTC at 83000, with ETF inflows returning and tech stocks warming up, but with US bonds at 5%, oil at 110, and the FOMC shot put hanging next Wednesday, let's see who dares to look up before pushing to 84000.😤
$ETH at 2450, ETF inflows for 5 consecutive days, its trend is being led by the broader market; if 2410–2430 breaks, 2370 will come into view.😶
$SOL at 107, Alpenglow upgrade is solid, 150ms confirmation is a technical highlight, but today funds choose to "wait a bit longer," with 106–103 as the short-term watch zone.🧐
Tying shoelaces well doesn't mean the race has started. Waiting for the FOMC outcome, who will move first — BTC testing 84000, ETH standing at 2500 first, or SOL dropping back to 103? Place your bets in the comments and see who has sharp eyes.🎯 #10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ #特斯拉Q3汽车毛利率回升，自由现金流转正 $BTC fell below the 83,000 mark, $ETH declined in sync. The core driving force of this round of adjustment mainly comes from the macro-level negative resonance, not just a standalone weakening of the technical structure on the chart. Market liquidity continues to be compressed.
Inflation data heats up rate hike expectations 🔥
CPI data rebounded beyond market expectations, U.S. Treasury yields rose, and the attractiveness of risk-free returns increased. Crypto assets do not generate interest income, so in this environment, they naturally become the priority targets for capital withdrawal.
Spot ETFs continue outflows, institutional funds exit ❗
ETH spot ETFs saw a significant increase in monthly outflows, quickly giving back gains accumulated during the previous rally; BTC ETFs also maintained net outflows. With institutional buying absent and less big-money support, the market’s ability to hold up weakened noticeably.
Leverage liquidations further amplify the decline 📉
The downtrend triggered a chain of liquidations, with a large number of long leverage positions forcibly closed, creating a negative cycle of "decline—liquidation—continued selling," intensifying short-term volatility.
Short-term strategy: Do not rush to bottom-fish. Focus on whether BTC’s key support can hold and if ETF outflows have slowed. Macro negatives are unlikely to dissipate quickly before the FOMC meeting, so the risk of long positions at high levels is elevated. Prioritize capital protection, wait for selling pressure to be fully released and for signs of a turnaround in capital flow before seeking suitable opportunities ✅#10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ 🚨Historical cycle code!
$BTC
Rounds 14, 18, and 22, both BTC and gold hit bottom at 14 months.
This bear market has lasted 19 months, with a full decline, chip turnover completed, and risk fully released.
Viewpoint: November may start a bull market.
Reminder: Cycles are only a reference; history does not simply repeat itself, so don't blindly go all-in at the bottom! $CT I see a lot of people going long in the comments. Why? I don't really get it. 1 million CT tokens, the pumpers aren't doing charity. I didn't notice this news earlier, but later I saw a big pump to stop the shorts from losing, then it dropped again. Looking at the comments, you should get it by now... All I can say is wait for it to dump for 2 days after release and then see. This thing actually costs the pumpers nothing. The token issuance event is just to attract attention and make it easier to dump. If they can't dump it, it's worthless. So the pumpers don't care about the price, they just want to dump, dumping as much as they can along the way.Short covering drives the market up, how far can $BTC and ETH go? Watch these two signals closely📈
In the past 4 hours, liquidation data revealed clues for this rally: BTC liquidations totaled about $68.15 million, with shorts at $64.3 million and longs only $3.82 million; ETH liquidations were $42.51 million, shorts $36.72 million and longs $5.79 million. Shorts were heavily squeezed, stop-loss covering created upward momentum, and prices were rapidly lifted😮
$BTC surged almost without pullback to 84,000, ETH followed through breaking the 2,500 resistance level. Near-term shorts have been cleared, but shorts are still lurking around 87,000.
But beware⚠️: The rally driven by liquidations looks more like a phase pulse; sustainability depends on quality. For BTC, focus on whether it can hold above the breakout and if volume continues; for ETH, watch if it strengthens in sync and expands volume. If BTC is strong alone and ETH volume lags, it indicates insufficient capital rotation and risk of a pullback remains.
In short: Short covering ignites the move, spot market support determines the height🔥
Did you miss this wave or jump in? Let's discuss in the comments💬
Risk reminder: This is only a market review and discussion, not investment advice. Contract trading carries very high risk⚠️ #10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ #特斯拉Q3汽车毛利率回升，自由现金流转正 The long-short ratio above 1 does not mean the bulls will definitely win 🚨
$BTC large accounts have a long-short ratio of 1.1093, with longs only about 10% more than shorts; $ETH is 1.0433, with an advantage of just four points, clearly weaker 📉
The calculation is simple: long volume ÷ short volume. But it only counts the positions placed, not how much leverage is applied, nor who will break first 💣
Large accounts leaning long only means they are not in a hurry to exit for now. But once leverage is high, if the price moves slightly against them, the first to be sold off is often themselves 😵
$CORE short-term liquidations are almost all shorts; the shorts have just been cleared, and the next to be liquidated might be those who just chased longs 🔥
Therefore, the long-short ratio is a sentiment thermometer, not a verdict on who wins or loses 🧊 #10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ #特斯拉Q3汽车毛利率回升，自由现金流转正 #MetaQ3营收超预期，法律费用与AI支出承压 $BTC traders are no longer fully betting on a Fed rate hike before the end of the year. Is this good news?
I think it's a slight positive, but don't celebrate too early.
Let's look at the numbers: The probability of a rate hike next week was 28% a week ago, now it's only 8%. Some are also pulling back bets on December, with the probability of no hike before year-end rising from 10% to 16%.
Note, this shifts from "almost certain hike" to "still over 80% chance of a hike," so the mainstream expectation hasn't changed, just less certain.
More importantly, why the cooling off? It's not because inflation is improving—oil prices are actually rising, and inflation data is getting worse. The real reason is AI stocks continue to be sold off, French government bond yields are soaring, funds are fleeing to U.S. Treasuries, and September's nonfarm payrolls only increased by 29,000, indicating economic weakening.
In short, this is "good news from bad news." In such times, risk assets usually fall first, then may benefit from easing later. Today's BTC drop below 82,000 is an example.
Moreover, Fed officials are still calling for another hike this year. Next week's meeting statements and the upcoming CPI report could easily pull expectations back.
So for U.S. tech stocks and the crypto space, the direction is somewhat of a relief, but this is driven by risk-off sentiment, not a signal of a trend reversal. Going forward, watch two things closely: what the Fed says next week, and whether oil prices and inflation continue to rise. What we are seeing in the Venezuelan P2P market is an order book with 660,756 USDT in buy orders against 121,934 USDT in sell orders: an imbalance of 68.84% that says more about the session than any individual price. THE HARD DATA • General buy: 1,012.90 Bs / General sell: 989.91 Bs • Spread: 22.99 Bs (2.32%) • Premium over the official rate (884.75 Bs): 14.48% • Depth: 660,756.03 USDT in 40 buy offers; 121,933.51 USDT in 44 sell offers • Walls: 59,533.82 USDT at 1,001.40 Bs; block of$DNA remains bearish.10/22 Intraday. The sharp pullback after the rapid surge is fierce, with profits being eroded bit by bit; it's false to say it doesn't hurt. But a retracement is part of the holding cost. Currently, no directional guesses, just focus on discipline and structure.
$BTC ｜around 81,550
Base position profits have been crushed back to less than 3%, high-level turnover is intense, and the long positions' profit-taking has basically been washed out once. More importantly, 80,000–81,500 overlaps with ETF costs and order book buy orders. If the defense line is near 81,500, holding firm makes sense; if far below 80,000, be aware that the cost of losing this line will be amplified. Blindly cutting losses now may not be rational, but the premise of holding firm is that the defended line has structural support.
$ETH ｜around 2,406
Profits have retreated from the high point to 22%, with heavy selling pressure at the upper round number levels. Breaking below means short-term weakness, next support at 2,380–2,400; resistance above at 2,475–2,490 is the first pressure zone. The discipline of not chasing highs or adding positions holds; if 2,420–2,430 does not break, continue holding, but if the daily close breaks below, reassess.
$BNB ｜around 733
Still the cleanest structured position. There is 7-day moving average support near 730, and before breaking through, it remains oscillating between 730–751. Funding rate is 0.0000%, leverage crowding is low, and 65% profit buffer makes it the account stabilizer.
Summary:
A warming sentiment does not equal structural strengthening. Before the October 28 FOMC, controlling your actions is more valuable than betting on direction. Don't guess the bottom, don't emotionally cut losses, wait for the shakeout to finish. #10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ The 30U challenge to 300U has currently reached 122U.
To be honest, I feel a bit down today.
I predicted this drop, but my position size was too small, which is a bit regrettable.
However, I won't feel down just because I missed out.
Missing out is normal; we need to maintain our mindset.
Look at this candlestick: $ETH plunged from 2527 straight down to 2358, breaking through all moving averages—a classic guillotine cut.
What did I say yesterday? 78% of the bulls crowded the elevator, and a stampede was bound to happen.
Now it looks like all those stubborn bulls have been buried.
Currently, retail investors' long positions still account for as high as 75%, what does that mean?
It means there are still many people stubbornly holding and adding to their positions; this bottom is far from reached!
Next strategy: chasing shorts now is easy to get caught in a rebound shakeout.
As long as you have short positions, move your stop loss to breakeven or 2410 to firmly lock in profits.
For those without positions, patiently wait for a rebound to the 2420 to 2450 range; if it can't break through, then enter shorts again.
Don't get carried away just because you missed a big move; surviving and slowly growing your capital is better than anything.
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$ZEC
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