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Bitmine is still increasing its holdings of ETH, but in the latest week, it allocated more funds to its own stock buyback. For ETH, this announcement supports the idea that major buyers continue to hold on, but with a slowdown in intensity, rather than an acceleration in buying.
The company disclosed on October 26 that it added 10,452 ETH last week, fewer than the previous week; at the same time, it resumed stock buybacks, investing about $45.9 million based on the disclosed number of shares and average price. This buyback fund did not directly enter the ETH spot market.
Therefore, the headline "continuing to buy coins" masks the change in the use of funds. Bitmine's support for ETH remains, but the company is now also taking care of its own stock price and cannot treat all its capital investments as buying power in the crypto market. For the next weekly report to show increased holding, the number of new ETH added needs to rebound, not just the total holdings continuing to reach new highs.#SK海力士Q3营收首破100万亿韩元 SK Hynix's Q3 revenue surpasses 100 trillion KRW for the first time. Hynix's earnings report today was quite good, marking a positive start for the week. However, we shouldn't be overly optimistic tonight. In the second half of the US market session, Fed policy will take over the macro market. How hawkish the pause is will determine the closing situation of the US market at midnight.
My personal expectation is that the hawkish pause is basically priced in by the market. As long as there is no excessive emphasis on inflation concerns and Walsh no longer stresses that current liquidity is insufficiently tight, it should be fine.Today's disclosed position information of Maji Big Brother states that his perpetual contract portfolio has shifted from a long-short hedge to short positions in BTC, ETH, and SOL, causing the paper losses to expand as the market rises. However, the funding fee buffering capacity of the three positions differs significantly, so it cannot be simply understood as "collecting funding fees can withstand losses." 📊 Position details per trade: BTC: 5X full position, holding -2613.29 BTC, position value 210 million U, opening price 76343.5 U; unrealized P&L -12.0355 million U, funding fee income +3.2215 million U. Margin 42.3086 million U, disclosed liquidation price 135031.37. ETH: 5X full position, holding -106,400 ETH, position value 250 million U, opening price 2322.74 U; unrealized P&L -3.3688 million U, funding fee income +4.3541 million U. Margin 50.11 million U, disclosed liquidation price 3671.79. SOL: 7X full position, holding -719,900 SOL, position value 73.4118 million U, opening price 94.3199 U; unrealized P&L -5.5142 million U, funding fee income +3.8534 million U. Margin 10.4874 million U, disclosed liquidation price 293.64. 💡 My view. The most notable point is not that all three are losing, but that the loss structures differ: BTC has the largest paper loss amount, and funding fees are still insufficient to cover it; ETH's funding fee income exceeds the unrealized loss on that position, but this does not mean the entire account... 🌙 BTC is waiting for the Fed, ENA benefits from high interest rates, ASTER is idle, HYPE awaits dividend distribution
$BTC 81,480, 500 million BTC moved into Coinbase Prime overnight 📊
Three giant whales transferred 6,168 BTC into Coinbase Prime overnight, institutions are rearranging positions. The Fed will hold a press conference early tomorrow; they just raised rates in September, so it's unlikely to change this time, but large custody inflows warrant watching subsequent moves.
$ENA 0.222, high interest rates actually benefit yield-bearing coins 🌾
USDe collateralized short-term US Treasury yields; if the Fed leans hawkish, high rates will persist longer, making yield-bearing stablecoins more attractive. This logic is opposite to rate cut expectations, so don't chase simply.
$ASTER 0.706, multi-chain contract DEX still idle 🛰️
Perpetual contracts are deployed on several chains, but trading volume is only a few hundred thousand USD. Funds are waiting for the FOMC outcome; new chains without catalysts are ignored.
$HYPE 77.9, protocol fees await quarterly dividends 📊
Holding HYPE earns on-chain fee shares; quarterly dividends are progressing. 77.9 bounced slightly from lows, but contract positions didn't follow, indicating dividend expectations rather than new capital inflows.
This article is for market analysis only and does not constitute investment advice.
#10月FOMC利率决议即将公布 $PONS PONS used to hold up solely because of the profit buyback mechanism propping it from below.
Now, a quick scan on the chain shows daily revenue plummeting from two million dollars to just tens of thousands, and even the buyback engine has stopped.
This means the buy orders that originally provided the floor have almost been completely drained.
Without platform profits actively supporting the price, this recent low-volume rebound is purely for show.
Until platform revenue consistently recovers, this asset is a bottomless pit—don't buy a single share.
#PONS
$PONS
👇$ETH ETH current price 2370, on October 28, following BTC's rebound and strengthening, short-term reached resistance zone, first resistance above at 2395, strong resistance at 2430, rebound volume is average, still no independent trend, intraday support at 2340, strong support at 2310, belongs to a follow-up recovery after overselling, to open upward space requires volume to stabilize above 2395, if blocked and falls back, it is easy to retest support, not suitable to chase highs during rebound phase, priority is to see if BTC 82000 level can hold.
Risk warning: The above is only a market review analysis and does not constitute any investment advice.October FOMC interest rate decision is about to be announced
The FOMC lands tonight, and what BTC fears most may not be the Fed saying no rate cut.
The market is not worried about maintaining the rate tonight, but that the Fed will frame the pause in rate hikes as high rates needing to be maintained longer, the rate decision itself.
The market has most likely already priced in expectations; what can truly cause risk assets to reprice is whether the statement and press conference release more hawkish signals.
$BTC BTC $ETH ETH $ZEC #10月FOMC利率决议即将公布 At 2 AM tonight, Powell's statement is more important than the decision itself
BTC 81535 (+2.19%), ETH 2362 (+2.2%). The main reason for today's rise is forced liquidation of short positions; the bulls themselves are not strong: $152 million liquidated across the network in 24 hours, with shorts accounting for 68.3%, and in the last 12 hours shorts accounted for 84.8%, with 61,400 people forcibly liquidated. US October consumer confidence at 91.7 far exceeded expectations, Nasdaq rose 1.18%, so this is a sentiment-repair rebound, not a trend reversal.
The interest rate decision will be announced at 2:00 AM Beijing time on the 29th, with Powell holding a press conference at 2:30 AM. The probability of maintaining the rate is 93%, with only 7% chance of a hike; the suspense lies entirely in the wording at 2:30.
Scenario judgment: Hawkish pause 55%, initial spike then pullback, BTC oscillates between 79500-80500; Neutral to dovish 25%, surges to 82500, breaks with volume to test 84036 short liquidation zone; Unexpectedly hawkish 12%, breaks 79000 to 78500, further break leads to 76566 long waterfall; Implies end of rate hikes 8%, challenges 84000-85000, but 87000 above is a hard ceiling.
Key levels: BTC resistance at 81800-82000, support at 79500, 78500, 76566; ETH resistance at 2400-2450, support at 2300, 2281, 2181 is a giant whale liquidation price, breaking below will trigger a chain reaction.
$BTC $ETH 19:00, the last full daylight before the decision. BTC is still hovering above 80,000, but the longer it hovers, the more it looks like it's building up a spike for the early morning.
BTC current price is around 80,900, with 80,000 being the psychological line repeatedly tested today. The real support zone is between 79,500 and 78,500. In the past 24 hours, the entire network liquidated $815 million, with over 200,000 people wiped out. More than 94% of Bitcoin liquidation positions were longs. Shorts were bloodied during the rebound, but longs had already been liquidated during the decline — both sides have suffered heavy losses, liquidity is so thin it’s transparent.
ETH is around 2,355, with 2,282 being the previous low on October 24 and also the thickest gate on the liquidation map. If broken, the next level to watch is 2,200. My forced liquidation line at 2,281 is just below this gate. SOL is at 101.87, with 100 dollars being its last face today. The ETF saw a single-day outflow of $19.16 million, the worst day since December last year. If 100 breaks, 98.6 is not the end; 93–96 is waiting below.
Tonight’s key is not direction, but timing. The Federal Reserve decision is at 2 AM Beijing time tomorrow, with a 90% probability of maintaining the current interest rate. The real knife is at 2:30 AM with Powell’s speech. The phrase "hawkish pause" is enough for the market to sweep up and down twice in the thin liquidity of early morning. My forced liquidation line is less than 3% from the current price; one spike is enough.
#SK海力士Q3营收首破100万亿韩元 9 days, 13 liquidations, $1.14 million. This is a short position that was just publicly liquidated by the market.
The on-chain record is very clear: a new address was created 9 days ago, deposited 1.25 million USDC, and then started shorting $ETH. In the following days, it was repeatedly liquidated — a total of 18,080 ETH positions were liquidated, valued at $43.9 million at the time, resulting in a final loss of $1.14 million. With 1.25 million principal, losing 1.14 million is almost wiping out the entire principal.
The most important takeaway from this case is not that the direction was wrong, but that the same action was repeated at the same position. 13 liquidations indicate that after each liquidation, the trader kept adding to the short position and got liquidated again. Direction right or wrong is one thing; position management is another. In a volatile market, short sellers often lose not to the trend but to interim rebounds and funding rates.
This is also where the difference between futures and spot lies. If your spot position is stuck, you can close the app and sleep, waiting for the next cycle. If your futures position is stuck, your position is gone before the price reaches your target. Liquidation doesn’t negotiate or give you time. Leverage amplifies gains but also removes the margin for error.
So when you see numbers like this, the lesson is not "don’t short," but rather don’t use positions that can knock you out of the game to make decisions. You can be wrong on direction many times, but you can only lose your principal once. Surviving longer is more important than guessing right.Originally, the market expected some easing in the Middle East situation, but the just-released breaking news directly shattered that expectation. Iran clearly stated that Qatar's mediation plan is unacceptable and that it will not compromise on the nuclear issue. This indicates that the geopolitical struggle remains intense.
What does this mean for the crypto space? The logic is simple: escalating geopolitical risks will drive up crude oil prices and global inflation expectations. At the critical moment when the Federal Reserve is about to announce its decision, if inflation cannot be contained, expectations for rate cuts will be suppressed, and global risk appetite will contract.
Back to the market, although BTC once surged to around 81,800 today, under such sudden macroeconomic negative news, short-term bulls face a test. Meanwhile, ETH's rebound momentum may be hindered, the tug-of-war for SOL at the 100 mark will intensify, and ZEC's high volatility shakeout will also increase.
Objective statement: macro uncertainties are rising again. Tonight not only features the Federal Reserve decision but also requires digesting sudden geopolitical news. Market volatility is extremely high; it is recommended to watch more and trade less, responding rationally. $BTC #10月FOMC利率决议即将公布 $ENA vs $ASTER
Both are trading green, but shorts aren't having a good time on either.
ENA looks more interesting to me. Shorts are heavily positioned against the move, and the price is still holding up. If buyers keep pushing, there's room for another squeeze.
ASTER has a similar setup, but the recent buying pressure looks weaker. Shorts are underwater, yet buyers haven't really taken control either
I'm leaning bullish on ENA for now. ASTER needs to show more strength before I'd consider #Strategy财报前瞻：BTC账面收益大幅反弹
The boss has something to say
Strategy will release its Q3 earnings report after the market closes on October 29. Preliminary data shows that Q3 digital asset fair value gains are expected to reach $20.9 billion, holding about 848,000 BTC.
I believe the key to this earnings report is not the paper profit, but the upcoming capital allocation strategy. It recently repurchased about $176 million in STRC preferred shares. My judgment is that the largest treasury companies have shifted from "mindless financing to buy coins" to "maintaining credit and stabilizing capital structure." In a high-interest-rate environment, this shift is very realistic. When the earnings report comes out, the focus will be on whether management continues to defend or borrows again to increase positions.
On the market, there is some expectation today, with MSTR up 1.85% and xMSTR up 1.89%. But don't forget a looming negative factor: the new MSCI regulations may exclude it, triggering passive sell-offs and impacting financing ability. Until this uncertainty is resolved, MSTR's valuation premium is hard to fully open.
For crypto, Strategy's stance is a key variable directly related to structural buying in BTC.
BTC took a waterfall drop last night and now we see if the 80,000 level can hold. If it doesn't hold, expect a deeper pullback, with resistance above at 84,000 to 85,000. Don't chase the rally or sell in panic; just set your orders with proper stop losses.
The above analysis is time-sensitive; orders must have stop losses set. Good luck. $BTC $ETH $ZEC $1.75 BTW, do you dare to chase it?
Today is the Federal Reserve decision day, BTW violently surged from 1.2 to 1.75, up 26% in 24 hours. Yesterday the group was still shouting zero, today everyone is slapping their thighs—Is this the start of the main upward wave, or the last leg?
First, look at the surface: up 26%, but don’t rush to get excited.
BTW crashed from its ATH of 2.75-2.77 down to 1.20-1.30, a drop of nearly 60%, now it’s rebounding to 1.75.
This is called an oversold rebound, not a trend reversal.
Rebound and reversal differ by one word, but the difference is the money in your account.
First thing: low circulation + high FDV, it rockets up and drops like an elevator.
BTW has a total supply of 10 billion tokens, with only about 15%-22% circulating, and an FDV around $17 billion.
The price you see now is set by only about 20% of the tokens.
The remaining 80% are either locked or waiting to be unlocked, with unlocking expected around November.
Coins with low circulation and high FDV do one thing best:
When they rise, they make you believe in your faith; when they fall, they make you question life.
Second thing: fundamentals have a story, but price is running faster than TVL.
Bitway talks about BTCFi/DeTraFi:
Non-custodial BTC lending, Bitway Earn stablecoin yields, BTC-compatible L1, backed by YZi Labs and others.
TVL historically in the tens of millions of dollars, narrative tied to Bitcoin finance, no problem there.
But the price has already risen several times or even tens of times, while TVL and real adoption lag behind.
This doesn’t mean the project is bad, it means:
The story can be big, but value capture is slow.
You could have gambled on the narrative at 1.2, but chasing at 1.75 means you’re betting on sentiment and capital relay.
Third thing: today’s Fed decision, BTW is high beta, not a safe haven.
Today, October 28, is the Fed rate decision window.
The market expects rates to remain unchanged, focus is on the statement and tone.
BTC is oscillating near $80,000, overall sentiment is neutral to cautious.
High volatility altcoins like BTW are extremely sensitive to risk appetite:
Dovish/neutral → rebound may continue
Hawkish surprise → profit-taking crushes price
Don’t use spot faith to hold perpetual leverage.
Long-short showdown, you decide:
Bull logic:
Strong rebound from 1.2 low, volume expanding
Binance events + OKX perpetuals, liquidity and attention rising
BTCFi narrative has institutional backing, long-term story alive
Holding above 1.80 with volume, short-term momentum strong
Bear logic:
Total supply 10 billion, circulation only 15%-22%, FDV about 17 billion
Unlock expected near November, supply pressure looming
Early gains huge, profit-taking can come anytime
If Fed is hawkish today, high beta takes the hit first
RSI easily overbought, 1.85-1.90 is short-term resistance
Key levels:
Resistance above: 1.85-1.90 → 2.00-2.05 (psychological + structural) → 2.40-2.50 → ATH 2.75
Support below: 1.60-1.65 (rebound continuation) → 1.40-1.50 (strong demand zone) → 1.20-1.30 (previous low)
1.75 is not cheap, it’s an emotional price.
2.00 is not a target, it’s a litmus test.
Holding above 2.00 means funds are willing to absorb selling pressure; failing that, 1.60 will be tested.
Trading strategy
Core idea: be cautious chasing the rally, prioritize waiting for breakout confirmation or pullback to buy low. Leverage ≤ 5-8x, single trade risk controlled within 1% of total capital.
Aggressive short-term:
Long: hold above 1.80 with volume, light position chasing longs, stop loss below 1.70, target 1.95-2.05 with partial take profits.
Short/hedge: rebound to 1.90-2.00 resistance and fall back, light position shorting, stop loss above 2.05, target 1.65-1.70.
Conservative approach:
Buy low in batches after pullback to 1.55-1.65 confirming support, stop loss below 1.45, target 2.00+.
Add positions after daily volume supports holding 2.00 and reclaiming structure, then target 2.40-2.50.
If it breaks below 1.50, watch or reduce positions, next support at 1.20-1.30.
BTW is not the "BTCFi leader" now; it’s a high FDV, low circulation, event-driven gambling table.
You can join, but don’t bet your whole fortune on "it won’t fall again."
In low circulation coins, candlesticks are drawn for those chasing highs; the unlocking schedule is for the smart money.
$BTC $ETH $BTW #SKHynixQ3RevenueKRW100T
> SK Hynix Q3 Revenue KRW 100T - Strong operating profit beat but net income missed expectations. AI chip demand still driving growth.
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> My prediction: YES, SKHY will close above $137.02 today.
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> Sharing my position below for validation.
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> #EarningSeason #SKHynixQ3RevenueKRW100TMajor turning point signal in the Middle East situation? Iran signals willingness to end the war!
1️⃣ Attitude shift: Iran's Supreme Leader stated that the war should end and the stalemate of neither war nor peace should be broken by implementing the conditions proposed by Iranian officials to safeguard the rights of the Iranian people and the resistance front.
2️⃣ Strategic trump card: Mentioned managing the Strait of Hormuz to maintain security while promoting the establishment of a regionally led regional arrangement and order.
3️⃣ Internal stability: Emphasized actively releasing information to maintain public participation in defending the country and believes the enemy's difficulties are the result of Iran's persistent resistance.
4️⃣ Market shock: Following this news, oil prices plunged, gold prices rebounded, and U.S. Treasury yields declined.
From the previous hardline stance to now proactively proposing to end the war, the Middle East situation seems to be entering a cooling dawn. If there is truly an end to this war of attrition with neither war nor peace, it will directly impact the pricing logic of global commodities and safe-haven assets (gold, oil).
However, how the conditions will be implemented and how Israel and the U.S. will respond remain unknown. For traders, the oil crash and gold rebound triggered by this news may mark a short-term emotional watershed. $CL $XAU $BZ #SK海力士Q3营收首破100万亿韩元 刚刚那一下拉升，我盯着盘口愣了两秒，热闹是真的热闹，但总觉得哪里不对劲。 你有没有发现，越涨越借、越借越涨，这种结构其实很脆？ 这两天看借贷数据，BTC 多头借入 1346.95 枚、空头只有 76.29 枚，ETH 多头 1.62 万枚对空头 878 枚，SOL 更是 10.5 万枚对 4012 枚。数字摆在一起，买方杠杆几乎把对手盘压成了背景板。盘面上涨的时候确实很爽，买盘一波接一波，看起来承接力十足。 但我更在意的是另一面：这波行情里，多头不是用现货在推，而是用借来的钱在追。换句话说，价格往上走的每一步，背后都挂着一笔迟早要还的仓位。这种结构在上涨时是加速器，一旦节奏断了，同一批仓位会变成集中平仓的燃料，插针和快速回撤往往就是这么来的。 放到更大的框架里看，市场现在交易的其实不是"基本面变好"，而是"杠杆还能撑多久"。BTC 和 ETH 的强势会吸引更多跟风盘进场，山寨跟着喝汤，风险偏好被短暂抬高；可一旦 BTC 出现一根像样的阴线，ETH 和 SOL 这种多头更拥挤的品种，回撤幅度大概率会被放大。看多路径当然存在——只要价格持续新高，逼空和追涨能自我强化；但没被看见的风险是，大Brothers! Kanye's linked whale address continues to increase long positions on ETH💪
7 hours ago, 4000 ETH were withdrawn from the exchange, about 9.39 million USD, directly deposited into Aave as collateral, then borrowed 6 million USDT to keep increasing the long position!
Currently, a total of 22,504.52 ETH is collateralized, with 31.02 million USD borrowed, position health at 1.41, and an average long cost of $2503.86.
Here's the key point: since September 29, accumulating positions, a total of 16,549.9 ETH have been withdrawn, currently still at an unrealized loss of 2.477 million USD!
This address: 0xdeA611a2f605FE63962E0151e724E9ce4C8a1d5c
Clearly already at a loss, yet still daring to pour more in, this bullish determination is really strong! But with a health factor of 1.41, caution is needed; if ETH keeps dropping, the collateral position risk will rise.#Meta融资增至975亿美元，英伟达认购30亿 最新的大动作，Meta直接把AI融资的总盘子拉到了惊人的975亿美元！首期规模就加码到了375亿。最魔幻的操作来了：卖芯片的英伟达直接认购了30亿美元，AMD和博通也急着想分一杯羹。这笔巨款全要砸进AI数据中心和算力建设里，Meta全年的资本开支指引直接飙到了最高1450亿美元。不过你看盘面，代币化股票里，英伟达微涨，AMD涨了1.6%，但大金主Meta自己反而微跌了。 小马哥的个人看法： 这叫什么？这叫“我借钱给你，你拿这钱来买我的铲子”。英伟达这帮芯片巨头太精了，通过资本绑定，把Meta这种超级大客户死死拴在自己的战车上，保证自己的卡永远不愁卖。但这套“循环投资”的玩法，华尔街能看不懂吗？盘面上Meta微跌，说明资金依然充满担忧：你这样无底洞一样地烧钱建算力，万一以后AI商业化变现跟不上，这巨大的资本开支反噬起来，那可是要命的。 有啥影响？ 短期来看，情绪上是把双刃剑。一方面，说明AI算力需求依然爆炸；但另一方面，大资金全被这些传统巨头吸走去搞基建了，币圈场内本来就缺钱，这下更是雪上加霜。大家千万注意，别因为英伟达$SOL There's something quite unusual that needs to be talked about: On Tuesday, the ETF saw a net outflow of $19.16 million, the worst day since last December, yet the coin price still held above 100 and even rose by over three points in 24 hours.
Money is flowing out, but the price is holding up—who's absorbing this? Definitely not retail investors; right now, retail investors are asking in groups, "Can we chase?"
This divergence means either someone is stubbornly holding the spot position, or shorts are afraid to add positions at this level. Remember the 250 million USDC minting I mentioned this morning? The money came in, but it went out through the ETF channel—one in, one out; the excitement belongs to others.
At a price just above one hundred, anyone rushing in now is basically taking on someone else's ledger. At this level, I'm just watching the show. $SOL The US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) recently sent an invitation to community banks nationwide, encouraging them to apply for issuing payment stablecoins.
It states: Starting from January 2027, issuance requires approval, and community banks' own deposits can directly count as qualified reserves for issuing stablecoins.
However, the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) has directly sued the OCC, protesting unfair regulation.
Their concern is that once stablecoins become popular, they might draw deposits away from community banks, reducing lending capacity by nearly $850 billion and depleting the foundation for loans.
Meanwhile, Canada's recently announced stablecoin draft positions credit unions as reserve custodians, not allowing them to issue coins directly. It also explicitly prohibits issuers from paying interest to holders.
There is a big difference between the two: the US is inviting banks to participate, while Canada is preventing deposit outflows.
Although regulators have opened the door, the banking system internally understands that once stablecoins become a black hole for deposits, the foundation of traditional finance will be shaken.
#美加稳定币监管推进，社区银行获邀入场 BTC is still fluctuating repeatedly near $80,000, while BCH has risen more than 3%, and LTC and XLM continue to weaken. Although all are established coins, capital reception has clearly diverged.
$BCH is currently around $287, up about 4.1% in the past 7 days. $280–283 is the first support, with resistance at $290–292 above. Only by firmly holding above $292 can it challenge $300; falling below $278 requires caution for a rebound followed by renewed weakness. BCH has recently been significantly stronger than the other two.
$LTC is currently around $56.4, down about 5% in the past 7 days. $55.5–56 is the initial support, with major resistance at $58–59 above. Only by firmly holding above $60 can the structure improve; falling below $55 may lead to further lows.
$XLM is currently around $0.168, down about 5.6% in the past 7 days. $0.165–0.166 is the first support, with resistance at $0.172–0.175 above. Breaking through $0.175 can expand recovery; losing $0.164 requires caution for continued decline. BCH has already started to compete for a higher position, while LTC and XLM are still searching for short-term bottoms. ETF funds are indeed flowing back, but very "picky": BTC's capital inflow relies entirely on the top two, while ETH shows apparent outflows but is actually hedged internally by institutions. This is not a full relay but a "careful selection" of funds before the interest rate decision.
$BTC is quoted at 80,944.9 (+0.51%). A 286 million inflow over two days has ended the bleeding, but IBIT dominates alone. There is a dense trapped position above 81,000, and relying solely on top-level support cannot push a full breakthrough.
$ETH is quoted at 2,354.58 (+0.37%). ETF internal friction is severe (BlackRock outflows, Fidelity inflows), with institutional directions divided. It is grinding at the 2,310 support level, making it difficult to organize an effective short-term upward relay.
$SOL is quoted at 102.08 (+1.17%). SOL ETFs have continued net outflows this month, and Meme trading volume has sharply contracted. While BTC and ETH compete for existing funds, SOL lacks incremental capital attention.
Summary
ETF inflows are structural, not comprehensive. Currently, funds are only enough to maintain "selective defense," far from launching a full relay. Before the macro decision is finalized, watch more and act less.
#现货ETF资金回流，BTC与ETH能否接力？ 🔥The main event is tonight! The Federal Reserve interest rate decision — the focus is not on whether to raise rates, but on the market's repricing of expectations. $BTC $ETH
Looking back at previous Fed decisions, the market has never traded the result itself, but the subsequent expectations.
Tonight, no rate hike is basically a done deal, with less than a 5% chance of a hike. This outcome has long been priced in, with BTC bottoming around 80,000 and ETH near 2,300, meaning this expectation has already been fully digested.
So even if the rate is maintained, it can't be considered bullish. Once expectations are realized, funds will immediately look for the next trading theme.
Considering the current US stock market and overall macro environment, the outlook is not optimistic.
My judgment: the market will most likely first spike up to test around 82,000, then after a bull trap, turn downward.
BTC is expected to challenge below 76,000 on the downside, ETH below 2,150.
💡My view:
This is a typical buy-the-rumor, sell-the-fact scenario; the decision announcement is a risk window. Bull traps are very common at this stage, so do not blindly chase highs, and risk control must be the top priority in contracts.
What do you think? Are you going long or short tonight?
⚠️This is just a market analysis sharing, not trading advice
#10月FOMC利率决议即将公布 $HOOD, Q3 revenue hits record growth, but why is profitability still key? Robinhood reported quarterly net revenue of $1.424 billion, up 12% year-over-year, with transaction-related revenue increasing 19%, yet diluted earnings per share fell 16% year-over-year to $0.51. Expansion in active trading and net inflows indicates strong platform demand, while fees and investment expenses impact profit conversion; if user assets and trading revenue continue to grow and the expense ratio remains stable, I would acknowledge the quality of growth; if revenue growth slows while costs keep rising, record revenue alone is not enough. Why do some people in the $CORE community believe that "they" have led CoreDAO astray? First, because there may be a divergence between the community's ideals and the actual development path. The core narrative of CoreDAO is to combine Bitcoin's security with smart contracts, staking, and on-chain finance, gradually expanding the participation of independent validators and the community. Some community members may believe that Core should prioritize developing an open BTCFi infrastructure, allowing different developers, protocols, and liquidity providers to build together, rather than having a few core contributors dominate the direction of key products. Second, because there are concerns about the positioning of lstBTC and the concentration of power. Rich Rines has been closely connected with Core's BTCFi development. If community members think that the development of lstBTC relies too heavily on specific teams, custody arrangements, or a single product system, they may worry that Core's BTCFi ecosystem will form a new centralized dependency. They might ask: Who controls the BTC assets? Who decides the redemption rules? Have the smart contracts been thoroughly audited? Can the products be replicated, competed with, and replaced by other teams? Third, because decentralization might be understood as only partially transferring power. Granting block production rights to independent validators is an important step toward decentralization, but it does not automatically mean that product decision-making rights, fund management rights, development direction, and information release rights are also fully decentralized. If the community sees validators becoming increasingly independent while key products and ecosystem resources still lack transparency... One of the most misunderstood points about Hyperliquid is that people only see it as just another contract platform for going long or short on BTC and ETH.
It uses an on-chain central limit order book, not a pool pricing model. What you see is the real depth of buy and sell orders, how orders change, and how large orders impact the price.
The order book is transparent; you can check where a certain address opened a position and when it was liquidated, all recorded on the public ledger.
But transparency does not mean completeness. You might see an address profiting from a short position, but you cannot see its spot and options positions elsewhere, nor judge the overall portfolio P&L. So it does not provide always-correct signals, only more verifiable variables.
True research cannot rely solely on candlesticks: open interest, funding rates, liquidation data, and large orders in the order book must be read together. When price and OI rise rapidly together, it could be new longs adding positions or shorts being squeezed out—completely opposite directions. A quick shift to positive funding rates often means the longs are becoming crowded, not that the price is safer. Frequent large liquidations without price movement indicate leverage is clustered and biting within a range.
Self-custody is not without risk either; the risk shifts from platform credit to your private key and address management.
For $HYPE, the focus of competition is changing. When only looking at the trading page, people compare fees and speed; when it becomes a layer-one infrastructure, the competition is about order book quality, liquidation mechanisms, and developer ecosystem. HIP-3 allows deployers to build independent perpetual DEXs, each with separate margin and order books.BTC stands above 81,000, but trading volume shrinks by 11%—the price is rising, not confidence.
$BTC: $81,459. ETF inflows for the day reached $176 million, with BlackRock IBIT alone accounting for $151.5 million, while other products were nearly zero. However, the cumulative net outflow in October is still about $26 million, and 24-hour trading volume has shrunk by over 11%. ETFs are providing support, spot market is cautious, and the 81,000 level lacks volume confirmation.
$DOGE: $0.08039, up 2.89%. The meme sector saw weekly inflows exceeding $1 billion, with DOGE short liquidations accounting for 75% of the 24-hour liquidation volume. The rebound is driven by BTC stabilization beta combined with short covering. Below $0.08 is a chip accumulation zone, but there is no independent catalyst yet.
$BCH: $301.78, up 4.97%. One week after CME futures launched, open interest increased by 11.8% over two days, with price and open interest rising in sync, indicating new positions rather than existing position battles. $300 is the first key test for the strength of this independent rally.
Summary: ETF buying is a short-term repair, not a trend reversal. Without volume expansion, every step above 81,000 is a probe.
#BTC成交萎缩，ETF买盘能否回暖 [Pharaoh Market Watch]
The US-Iran situation is showing a complex pattern of "talk and fight" running in parallel, and this dual signal directly suppresses the geopolitical risk premium in oil prices.
There are indeed signs of easing on the diplomatic front. The Iranian president stated that a "new attempt" should be made to reach an agreement, and mediation by Qatar and Pakistan is still ongoing. Trump also clearly stated, "There will be no strike on Iran today," and the conflict "will soon end in some way."
However, military risks have not disappeared. The US and Israel have reportedly formulated specific plans to resume strikes on Iran after the midterm elections, targeting energy and nuclear facilities. The US Navy's USS Roosevelt aircraft carrier is heading to the Middle East, with about 10,000 additional personnel deployed. Meanwhile, Houthi forces attacked Saudi airports and oil pipeline pumping stations.
The oil price response has been a continuous decline. Brent crude fell to $113.88 per barrel, and WTI dropped below the $100 mark. The core driver is the increasing signals of US-Iran de-escalation combined with a widening spot discount—Iraqi crude is discounted by more than $25 per barrel against the Dubai benchmark, with sellers cutting prices to compete for Asian buyers.
In the short term, oil prices are likely to fluctuate in the Brent $110-117 range. The upside is limited by the premium retreat brought by diplomatic easing, while the downside is supported by Houthi attacks and US military preparations. The key future points depend on policy choices after the US midterm elections and the actual progress of navigation resumption through the Strait of Hormuz.
$BTC $SOL #美伊缓和与军事风险并存，油价持续回落 $ZEC
In 2023, when exchanges collectively delisted privacy coins, I remember clearly telling people that ZEC and the like were doomed; once compliance tightened, it was over.
Today is its tenth anniversary, and I got proven wrong quite loudly. I just tested it: OKX spot at 1319, up 6.6% in 24 hours, Binance 6.5%, both matching. The holding volume is 164 million USD, with a fee rate of only 0.01%, this rally isn’t driven by contracts but real money buying in.
The mainnet launched today in 2016, ten years ago. It was repeatedly delisted by UK and European exchanges several times, and every now and then people shouted it was dead. Now it’s back above 1300.
My view: The demand for privacy is real, the more it’s suppressed, the stronger it gets. I’m not shorting this coin; it’s still at the table after ten years, which is the answer itself.
#10月FOMC利率决议即将公布 $BTC Beijing time 4:30 PM saw a direct surge to 81,823, breaking through the 80.9k to 81.2k box from the morning. It is now at 81,490, up 2.4% in 24h.
This wave mainly squeezed out the shorts. According to swolecharts, as of 10 AM UTC today, the whole network liquidated $41.6 million, with shorts accounting for $33.9 million. The largest single liquidation was a Binance BTC short of $635,000, liquidated at 81,499.
$ETH followed even stronger, up 2.9% in 24h to 2,369. Today, ETH shorts liquidated $9.06 million.
Binance BTC contract open interest is 96,400 contracts, about the same as this morning, with a funding rate of 0.0096%, indicating this move was mainly shorts being passively bought back, not a large influx of new longs.
My view is that MMTC estimates there are still 30 to 40 million dollars worth of short liquidations stacked between 82.7k and 83k, but with only a few hours left before the interest rate decision, I won’t chase this squeezed-up market. I’ll wait for the result to come out before reassessing.🪜 81,820 is the ceiling for this wave, a pullback to 81,085 has a higher probability than going up to 82,000.
This morning's post said "Break above 81,300 to target 81,849."
At 16:00 it pulled to 81,820 and closed at 81,478, a difference of 29 dollars.
Short positions cleared out: 1h 84.0%, 4h 85.0%, 12h 83.2%.
After clearing, no one took over. The rate for four periods is all pegged at 0.01000% benchmark, with a discount of 0.0376%.
BTC open interest dropped from 3.557 billion to 3.455 billion in 24 hours.
Ai Yi's data is more direct: 7,594.33 ETH deposited into exchanges, fully liquidated on-chain.
In 2016, RSS contracts numbered 242,653, cost less than 11 dollars, the best performing ETH is being distributed.
Confirmed break below 81,346.8, target 81,085, further break to watch 80,904.8.
If 1H close stands above 82,000, consider me wrong. Seen before FOMC at 02:00 on 10-29.
Contrary evidence: 24h volume 162 billion, volume increase 22.51%, but open interest is decreasing.
The above does not constitute advice.
$BTC #OctoberFOMCRateDecisionAnnouncedThisWeek
Do you think it will first pull back to 81,085 or fill the gap at 81,849? Bitcoin's overnight rebound to an intraday high of 81,300, up more than 1%, and Ethereum's 1.7% climb to 2,364 look like a market regaining its footing. They are better read as a market holding its breath. The recovery stalled exactly where the chart said it would, in the 81,000–82,000 band, and the event that decides whether that ceiling holds or breaks is not a spot ETF flow or a whale wallet. It is a press conference. The FOMC decision lands at 2 a.m. tomorrow, and CME pricing puts the odds oBitcoin rebound continues, I am still watching 81000...
This wave of Bitcoin rebound is still ongoing, but my major-level judgment remains bearish. Whether the short-term can continue upward depends on whether 81000 can hold.
The 3-day line still stays above the 80,000 consolidation range. The last candle formed a pin bar bullish candle. Although the volume slightly decreased, the support still holds. I still view this as a consolidation market.
On the 9-hour chart, after a pin bar bullish candle appeared near 795 last night, the rebound started. If the current candle can close above 81000, my expected confirmation of holding above and rebounding toward 833~843 will be met, with a further possibility to fill the 855 gap.
The 4-hour chart also showed a volume increase after the pin bar at 795 last night, currently continuing to rebound. If it holds above 81000, even a strong breakout of the current small consolidation range will first target a rebound to 833-843.
On the order book, spot CVD has been rising continuously, contract open interest is steadily increasing at the bottom, but contract CVD has not risen significantly yet. I tend to believe this rebound may still be mainly driven by spot buying.
Next, I will observe the price reactions around 833, 843, and even 855. If the rebound reaches 833~843, the focus will be on whether contract open interest rises significantly and whether contract CVD at the same price level can continue to increase. If contract CVD at the same price level is lower than the previous wave, I will maintain a bearish bias, with the overall direction unchanged.$MSFT Microsoft will release its earnings after the market closes tonight (FY27 Q1), with market expectations of revenue around $90.7 billion and EPS about $4.72.
The key to realizing AI dividends lies in Azure: the company guides a constant currency growth rate of 44%-45%, with several institutions seeing a chance to exceed 45%-47%. The commercial backlog has reached $678 billion, indicating demand truly exceeds supply. Copilot paid seats have also surpassed 30 million, with the software side beginning to contribute incremental growth.
Personal view
Microsoft currently has the clearest AI monetization path among major companies. As long as Azure can maintain or exceed guidance and spending no longer skyrockets, the dividends can be gradually realized. This is much more solid than companies that are purely burning cash.
Tonight, the focus will be on the combination of Azure's growth rate and capital expenditure guidance.
Personal opinions are for reference only and do not constitute any investment advice. The market carries risks. Invest cautiously $MSFT #微软Azure增长43%，AI商业化能否提速？ At 2 a.m. Beijing time, the Federal Reserve's October decision to keep interest rates unchanged is basically priced in, with the market pricing probability close to 90%. The real variable is the 2:30 a.m. press conference by Waller; whether he leaves the door open for a rate hike in December is the key. $BTC $ETH $ZEC Gold prices have now returned to the 4058 level, standing again above 4000, but the resistance between 4080 and 4100 is heavy. Gold ETFs are still reducing holdings, indicating that funds are proactively lowering positions to hedge before the decision. Having just raised rates in September, officials do not support consecutive hikes, so a pause in October is unsurprising, and December is likely the last window for a rate hike in this cycle. Waller will not say it outright but will signal through inflation wording. Three scenarios: Hawkish, emphasizing stubborn inflation, strengthening U.S. Treasuries and the dollar index, with gold pulling back to 4000-4020. Neutral avoidance, giving no clear guidance, with gold fluctuating between 4020 and 4060, waiting for subsequent GDP and PCE breakthroughs. Unexpected dovishness, downplaying December urgency, with gold expected to challenge 4080-4100, though space is limited under high oil prices. The underlying logic is clear: short-term rate hike pressure remains, but the long-term bottom is intact. Central bank gold purchases, de-dollarization, and U.S. Treasury credit revaluation—these three hidden lines support gold prices. As long as 4000 is not effectively broken downward, the box range consolidation pattern remains unchanged. In short: don't heavily bet on direction before the decision; wait for the press conference to unfold. #10月FOMC利率决议即将公布 #SK海力士Q3营收首破100万亿韩元 #RobinhoodQ3营$ETH liquidation reached 39.21 million, not the highest.
$BTC bounced back to 80,000, $ETH contract size is 31.8 billion.
Liquidation of 39.21 million, $SOL only 3.93 million.
How is this number calculated: liquidation is the money lost when leveraged positions are forcibly closed.
The larger the contract size, the more positions get liquidated under the same volatility.
$ETH is dominant on both sides, so the number is the most striking.
In plain terms: $ETH currently has the most crowded positions.
In the past, when $BTC moved, the whole market followed, now it is rising the slowest.
Next, the volatility will most likely come from $ETH.
Long and short positions are crowded at the same price range; the side that moves first decides the direction.
#BTC现货ETF资金反复，市场买盘能否企稳？
#$ETH $BTC The calm in crypto markets is deceptive. Behind a flat tape, leverage has quietly piled into one side of the book, and the positioning data on OKX tells a more uncomfortable story than price alone. $BTC is holding near $80,519, pinned to the $80,000 line, yet its four-hour long/short ratio has climbed to 2.38 and open interest refuses to fall. Traders are treating $80,000 as an iron floor and queuing bids beneath it. That is precisely the problem: when the crowd is this heavy, the marginal buyerJust put the baby to sleep and picked up my phone to see: Securitize has added support for the Stellar blockchain, announced at the Meridian 2026 conference held in Portugal. This is the annual meeting of the Stellar Development Foundation. 🍼
I think this is positive news at the infrastructure level, but there are still several steps before ordinary family wallets can benefit. Supporting one more chain means institutions have another option for tokenization; however, access does not equal cheaper products or easier exits, so we can't directly treat technological progress as a signal of profit.
For small investors like me, I would first look at the specific product fees, participation thresholds, and exit rules before considering whether it suits me. Baby formula money can't just follow the hype. For friends who are also taking care of kids or working, when you encounter such news, do you take time to check the details the same day, or leave it for the weekend and focus on life first?The Fed's Eve Split: BTC Rises but No Leverage Added, ETH ETF Bleeding, PEPE Overbought with Red Alert
Before the Fed decision, the market is rising, but something feels off
$BTC price is back, but leverage hasn't returned
BTC stands above $81,000, up about 1.6% in 24 hours. However, derivatives open interest barely moved, and perpetual positions even slightly decreased, indicating the rebound lacks leverage confirmation. The long-short ratio is 1.34, with many bulls, but daily momentum remains negative. $82,000 is immediate resistance; if the Fed leans hawkish, this move might just be a fakeout.
$ETH $2,300 is the bottom line, ETF still bleeding
Spot ETF saw a net outflow of $88.58 million in one day, and early ICO participants are still sporadically selling. The only positive is that the overall holding cost has returned to the breakeven line, narrowing panic selling space. Holding $2,300 is necessary for recovery potential; reclaiming $2,350 means catching a breath.
$PEPE Sun Yuchen's card, RSI red light
Sun Yuchen's related wallet holds nearly 3% of supply, fueling this wave of sentiment. But the 14-day RSI has risen to 62, and the 1-hour RSI was once overbought. $0.000005 is a strong resistance level with multiple failed break attempts. Large holder positions tell a story, but RSI shows reality.
Summary: BTC depends on volume at $82,000, ETH on holding $2,300, PEPE on whether it can stabilize despite being overbought. On the eve of the Fed, the biggest fear is emotion without position
#10月FOMC利率决议即将公布 After the $NEAR and AI market strengthened, what evidence is needed for the blockchain AI narrative? The Nasdaq rose driven by AI-related heavyweight stocks, and the capital market is refocusing on computing power and applications, but this does not automatically prove on-chain AI demand. The narrative only turns into revenue if developers, call volume, and paid applications increase; if there is only conceptual hype without movement in usage metrics, I would lower the theme premium. $BNB has a channel to the US stock market, but many people misread it at first glance.
BNB Standard Corporation is listed on Nasdaq under the ticker BNC, formerly CEA Industries. After completing about $500 million in private financing, it shifted to an enterprise-level BNB treasury, renamed last September, but the ticker remained the same.
Three things must be clarified: this is not Binance going public, it is not BNB itself, and buying BNC does not equal holding BNB. You are buying company equity, with BNB held under the company name.
The significance lies in the direction. Previously, holding BNB exposure meant managing your own wallet, private keys, and on-chain operations. Now, you can indirectly access it by simply opening a brokerage account. RWA brings traditional assets on-chain, BNC brings crypto assets into the stock market; two opposite paths doing the same thing.
The RWA structure is straightforward: U.S. Treasury-related assets are about $14.6 billion, accounting for 38% of the top ten categories, nearly three times the second-largest commodity at $5.1 billion. Stablecoins manage liquidity and settlement, treasury tokens manage interest, and public chains handle clearing. The first to succeed are always the easiest-to-value dollar assets.
So don’t just focus on the price. Look at four things: how much BNB and cash debt you hold, adjusted net assets, whether the stock price is at a premium or discount to net assets, and whether dilution from new issuance and warrants will occur.
This is not a substitute for buying coins; it’s an outer layer prepared for funds that don’t want to handle wallets. #Will Robinhood's trading business growth continue? #Can Robinhood's trading business growth continue? $BLUR BLUR surges 17%? Let me first tell you some bad news: its product will shut down in two weeks
Today BLUR rebounded 16.86%, rising from yesterday's new low of 0.00722 to 0.008544. Many are calling it a "bottom fishing" opportunity, but first, some background:
🔹 On October 13, Blur officially announced: the frontend will be deprecated on November 12
This is not a rumor, it's an official announcement. On the same day, Blend stopped matching new loans. The protocol itself remains on-chain, and BLUR retains control over the fee switch.
🔹 This is not an isolated case, but an industry-wide contraction
Around the time Blur shuts down, Magic Eden stopped EVM chains and Bitcoin NFT markets, X2Y2 closed its platform, Kraken and Bybit successively withdrew from the NFT sector. The golden age of the NFT market has officially ended at the official level.
📌 My judgment:
The supply side is fine: 97.32% circulating, and tomorrow's unlock accounts for only 0.01% of the total — no dump risk.
The demand side collapsed: BLUR's biggest narrative is "control over the fee switch," but after the frontend shutdown, the headless protocol loses retail traffic, trading volume shrinks, and the real revenue that this switch can capture approaches zero. A comment on TechFlow hits the nail on the head: most holders only bought the website.
So today's +17% is, in my view, a rebound from overselling of a $25.57 million market cap small-cap — the thinner the liquidity, the stronger the rebound, unrelated to fundamentals.
⚠️ Special attention: The frontend officially shuts down on November 12, a clear time node. When similar news was announced, BLUR once dropped over 30% in a single day, and the emotional shock two weeks later is very likely to happen again.
A few days ago, I made a rebound trade on BLUR; looking back, that was trading sentiment against fundamentals — winning was luck, losing was inevitable. This time I choose to watch.
Do you think a "headless protocol" with the protocol remaining on-chain but no frontend still has value? "It could also be explained by the halving cycle," but what I care most about in the material is this half sentence. It feels very similar to the last cycle: when the market shows a pattern, it's easy to fit it into a neat story. The data given in this material is that one year after the midterm elections, the historical average gains for BTC and the S&P 500 are 50% and 15%, respectively.
But this time, we can't just focus on the election calendar; the material itself presents the halving cycle as a competing explanation. With two cycles overlapping, whose credit should the gains really go to? My judgment is that the explanatory power of the election narrative is often overestimated, and the historical average is not enough to serve as an anchor for judging the current cycle's position.
According to my speculation, if the rise mainly follows the halving rhythm, then judging the subsequent market based on election results might lead to misreading the driver. I will first look at how to distinguish the two cycles, then discuss the patterns. Do veteran players have this sense of familiarity: when faced with this set of data, would you first check the election window or the halving window, and why? $XAU $GOLD
Currently very close to the two-week moving average support at 3856, the position is quite awkward. Suitable only for short-term and ultra-short-term trading, not for holding swings.
On the larger timeframe, it must firmly hold above 4200 to confirm that the previous low at 3970 is the bottom of this cycle; if it can't hold 4200, the downtrend structure is not over, and further declines are possible.
Short-term view: The 90-minute indicator has already risen above the zero line, today's high tested 4071, current price 4049.
Break above 4071 → first target 4118, then 4140.
Fall below 4038 → return to around 4000 to continue bottoming out. $ETH Just now, the 1-hour candlestick showed a very large trading volume. The price had been consolidating sideways for several hours before suddenly a bullish candle pushed up to around 2380. The trading volume of this single candlestick was more than three times the average of the previous 20 candles. This surge looks quite strong, and I was a bit surprised.
Looking at a smaller timeframe, the volume and price are actually out of sync. On the 15-minute chart, after breaking through the previous platform, the trading volume continuously shrank. The price was pushed to a high level, but the buying volume decreased. Then the 15-minute candle closed with a long upper shadow bearish candle, and selling pressure appeared. The momentum broke during the rally, lacking sustained buying orders to follow through.
Zooming out to the daily chart, the current price at 2370 is right at the daily resistance level. Facing this hurdle, the 4-hour EMA lines still maintain a bearish alignment, all lines pressing downward. The larger timeframe is still dominated by bears overall. Such volume contraction at a key level means this buying power alone cannot push through.
I choose to be bearish. The current price hits the daily defense line, volume cannot support the push, and most likely it will turn down to test support next.
$BTC $SOL #微软Azure增长43%，AI商业化能否提速？ In June and July, $SOL's month-end closing price hovered around $74. August suddenly moved, rising 41.5% in one month to close at 103, with a monthly high reaching 111. September continued to rise by 14.6%, closing around 118 at the end of the month, with a late-month high of 124.6, just shy of the 125 integer mark.
Then came October. At the beginning of the month, it was between 118 and 121; around October 8, it was still between 115 and 117; by around October 12, it was around 110; and on October 25, it hit a low of 98.77, about 15% lower than the start of the month.
Looking further back, the closing price on the last day of last year was 124.45. The high point at the end of September nearly coincided with that, at which time this year's gains and losses had just returned to break-even, but now it has fallen back to negative 19%. On October 27 last year, it was $204, down by half over the year. The historical high in January 2025 was around $293, now retraced by 66%. The current price is still more than 30% higher than the $72 to $75 range where it started rising in early August.
During the rise in August and September, the driving forces were ETF funds and tokenized stock news, with a weekly net inflow peaking at $188 million in late September; after that, the price never stood above 125 again. In October, the enthusiasm for tokenized stocks remained, but ETFs turned into outflows, and the price returned to near the closing price at the end of August. Recently, looking at BTC's capital flow, I found a set of data more interesting than daily volume.
Coinbase Institutional Research mentioned in their October 23 weekly report that in the first half of this year, corporate treasuries bought about $14.5 billion in BTC, while US spot ETFs net sold nearly $5 billion during the same period. After August, the situation reversed: ETFs saw inflows of about $6.4 billion, while corporate treasury purchases were about $1.5 billion.
These are statistics from research institutions, but the shift in buying sources is definitely worth continued tracking.
It indicates that the so-called "institutions have been buying all along" may actually be different types of institutions taking turns. Corporate financing environments, asset-liability arrangements, and ETF investors' subscriptions and redemptions do not always synchronize.
I have both expectations and some concerns about this relay. The expectation is that BTC now has multiple channels for capital inflow; the concern is that if one channel slows down, the market might overly rely on another channel, which could amplify the impact of short-term capital fluctuations.
Therefore, to judge whether buying can stabilize, I want to simultaneously see if corporate purchases have recovered and how long ETF demand can sustain.
It's certainly good that someone is stepping in to buy. But if every time only one type of buyer is pushing hard, the price tends to struggle. Compared to a sudden large inflow on some day, I prefer to see different channels providing support together.
#BTC现货ETF资金反复，市场买盘能否企稳？