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$XRP hackers dumped 233 million tokens, and with the unlocking selling pressure, XRP still surprisingly rose by 3.3%.
Inventory in exchanges has been consistently decreasing, and fees haven't spiked, indicating that all the spot whales are holding firm to absorb the chips, it's definitely not leveraged speculation.
After this biggest nuclear bomb drop, the price didn't fall, meaning the shorts are completely out of ammo; any bit of buying pressure can make it take off immediately.
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👇On the surface, I was quietly not watching the market, yet my account was surprisingly smooth, making me a bit uneasy. Is it that the less I watch the K-line, the more the market is willing to give out rewards? I've been thinking about this contrast these past two days. A couple of days ago, the Democrats took both houses of Congress in the US midterm elections. I interpreted this as a blow to the Trump camp, combined with the already very low sentiment at the time, so I placed a small BTC long position as a test. Note, it was a test, not a heavy faith-based position. The position was small, stop loss was planned, purely to see if the sentiment would be triggered. The market behaved more obediently than expected; BTC did not continue to break down near the lows, as if someone was supporting it from below. The bears tried to push it down twice but failed to make a big splash. This feeling of a dip that doesn't fall further carries more information than a big bullish candle. My current judgment is that this is more like a probe before the start, not a continuation of an already heated rally. Sentiment is recovering from the freezing point, price first stops falling, then waits for the narrative to ferment; the rhythm usually isn't one step to the end. BTC stabilizing gives ETH and altcoins the courage to perform in turn; if BTC itself can't hold, the excitement in other sectors is mostly fake moves. The bullish logic is that policy expectations have given sentiment a reason to rebound, and the low not breaking indicates selling pressure is weakening. The risk is obvious: the excitement from the election results may have been priced in early, the actual policy implementation is still far off, and when sentiment recedes, the pullback will be quick. What I care more about is that the market is trading on expectation differences now, not certainty. So my rhythm is to test direction with a small position, not chase highs, and not mistake one smooth move for long-term ability. Looking at the trend phase, it is still in the startup stage.$SUI tens of millions unlocked and dumped, yet SUI at 0.9 barely made a splash.
Spot buy orders directly chewed through the massive sell pressure; big holders who just got unlocked chips immediately staked and locked them.
The market is very clear now: bears are losing money daily holding hard around 0.9, unable to push the price down. If the price moves slightly up from here, these bears will have to line up to cut losses and lift the bulls.
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👇First, to pour some cold water, seeking to abolish the tax does not mean the tax has already been abolished. The cryptocurrency community is seeking to repeal a 0.2% tax in Illinois: the tax is based on asset value rather than gains, and applicable brokers must withhold it from state clients. When I see this news, my biggest fear is that the market will directly translate "someone opposes" into "regulatory easing" and prematurely count the benefit in full.
I am cautious for two reasons. First, the tax base is more critical than the tax rate. 0.2% looks small, but if the asset generates no gains, taxing based on asset value can still be a burden; a decimal point cannot relieve users' pressure. Second, the withholding responsibility falls on applicable brokers. My guess is that if the tax remains, related institutions will have to consider the cost of collection enforcement and compliance. This is more like a cost issue between local users and brokers and cannot be directly magnified into a benefit for the entire crypto market.
Of course, opponents may also push for change, and I am not bearish just for the sake of being bearish. If the tax is indeed abolished later or the scope of application is clearly narrowed, I will acknowledge the related cost pressure is reduced and adjust my judgment. But for now, the material only says "seeking to abolish" without giving a successful result. I will first watch whether there is any substantial change in the rules and not take demands as implementation.What I'm focusing on isn't $100,000, but 20x leverage 👀. Core Trader 80 has newly opened a $ETH short position this time, about 41.25 tokens, with a reference price of $2424.1. This is quite interesting, but what I'm more concerned about is: how much room for reverse volatility does this short position leave?
My judgment is that getting the direction right isn't enough; 20x leverage tests the timing of entry even more. Roughly calculating, if the price rises 1% against the position, the loss would be about 20% of the initial margin, excluding fees, so this can't be used to determine the liquidation price. High volatility can amplify momentum opportunities but can also cause the position to fail before the judgment is realized.
I will observe whether there is any position reduction later and how the position changes when the price rebounds. I don't treat opening a short position as a bearish conclusion. Which sector have you all been paying attention to recently? Facing this kind of volatility, would you prioritize lowering leverage or reducing position size? #ModernaQ3财报将揭示疫苗销售趋势
"Moderna Approaches Q3 Earnings Release"
Moderna is about to release its Q3 earnings before the U.S. market opens on November 6.
This biotech star posted a net loss of about $800 million last quarter, and the entire market is watching closely to see if this fall's vaccine uptake can stop the decline.
Beyond regular vaccine sales, everyone is also eager to see how long the cash on hand can last and whether there has been any substantial progress in the oncology treatment pipeline. $BTC $SNDK SanDisk took a really hard hit, dropping more than 10% within 24 hours, AXTI also fell over 10%, and the US semiconductor hardware stocks are all down today. $BTC $ETH
The core issue is that storage has been overhyped in this cycle. The earlier price increase story was too smooth, and now that marginal expectations have loosened, institutional profit-taking has collectively come out to cash in. Even Kioxia is signaling that the momentum for flash memory price increases is weakening, and consumers are starting to resist the high prices.
Additionally, with the midterm election results finalized and the Democrats taking control of both chambers, expectations for stricter tech regulation have immediately intensified, and semiconductor hardware with high valuations is the first to be hit. #美国中期选举：民主党赢得国会两院控制权 ETFs are withdrawing, whales are buying, but the way whales buy is "very divided"
Looking at the capital flow, this is the most fragmented and easily overlooked structure in this rally.
ETFs are systematically retreating. On November 2, there was a net outflow of $398 million, followed by another $115 million outflow on November 3, marking the third consecutive trading day of bleeding, with a total of $1.157 billion over three days. Demand in the spot market has not simultaneously returned during this rally.
Whales are accumulating. CryptoQuant data shows that BTC whale total holdings have risen to 3.03 million coins, the highest since November 2025, with the 30-day accumulation speed being the fastest since February this year.
But whales are not a monolith. On Hyperliquid, BTC whale positions have turned net short for the first time since March this year; simultaneously, some whales sold 1,312 BTC to switch positions into ETH. OKX gave this structure a very precise definition: "Spot accumulation, contract shorting, switching to ETH" — this is not a unanimous bullish stance but a defensive, hedged, and divided structure.
ETFs are withdrawing, whales are accumulating spot positions but shorting contracts and switching to ETH. 81200 is not a "consensus price." 81200 is the result of several large funds with opposing directions probing each other within the same narrow range. $BTC $ETH $SOL #非农在即，就业数据能否强化12月加息预期？ #美国中期选举：民主党赢得国会两院控制权 #索尼财报前瞻$ZAMA is trading at $0.07215 (+2.77%), strengthening within its 24h range between $0.06485 and $0.07348.
Price is holding above MA5 ($0.07168), MA10 ($0.07098), and MA20 ($0.07060), after bouncing from the 24h low at $0.06485.
Driven by $9.51M USDT in daily turnover and 131.79M $ZAMA in 24h volume, holding above $0.07215 could open the way for a push back toward the $0.07348 high.
@OKX成长学院 #DailyOrbit $WIF is trading at $0.1747 (+2.58%), strengthening within its 24h range between $0.1676 and $0.1825.
Price is holding above MA5 ($0.1740), MA10 ($0.1727), and MA20 ($0.1720), after bouncing from the 24h low at $0.1676.
Driven by $7.13M USDT in daily turnover and 40.82M $WIF in 24h volume, holding above $0.1747 could open the way for a push back toward the $0.1825 high.
@OKX成长学院 #DailyOrbit During the election vote counting, Bitcoin once dropped to around 75,600, then bounced back above 80,000 the next day, reaching a high of over 81,000. ETH was even stronger, rising nearly 6% in a single day, back to around 2,430.
But what I care more about is one detail: futures trading volume increased by 27%, while open interest only rose by 3%. In other words, this rally was mainly short squeezes and old positions adjusting, not everyone starting to leverage up again to push prices higher. This kind of rise is cleaner, but it also indicates that new money hasn't truly come in yet. The spot ETF saw a net outflow of about 1.16 billion USD over the first three trading days.
So, I’m only watching two things next: whether the 76,000 to 78,000 range can hold, and when the ETF will turn back to net inflows.
Do you think this time 80,000 will hold, or will it fall back after shorts cover? $BTC $ETH $ZEC #非农在即，就业数据能否强化12月加息预期？
First, let's look at the two employment clues that have already come out. ADP reported 86,000 new private sector jobs in October, higher than market expectations. The ISM Services Employment Index rose to 51.4, staying above 50 for the second consecutive month, indicating that the service sector is still hiring. Both signals are on the hot side, which is why the market is focusing on the official nonfarm payrolls at 21:30 Beijing time on November 6.
The general expectation is: about 60,000 new jobs, with the unemployment rate remaining at 4.2%. The Federal Reserve held steady in October, keeping rates at 3.75% to 4%. CME FedWatch, using interest rate futures, estimates the probability of a 0.25 percentage point rate hike in December to be around 75% to 79%.
A common misinterpretation is that good nonfarm data is bullish for crypto prices. Since the Fed is still in a rate-hiking cycle, stronger employment means the economy can withstand further hikes, which tends to push up the dollar and US Treasury yields, putting pressure on risk assets like BTC.
Consider three scenarios. If new jobs significantly exceed 60,000 and the unemployment rate falls, the probability of a December hike may rise further, reinforcing expectations. If the number is around 50,000 to 70,000, basically in line with expectations, volatility will likely come and go quickly. If it is significantly below expectations and the unemployment rate rises, the case for a hike weakens, and the December probability may drop.
The first candlestick after the release often moves in the opposite direction, so don't rush to chase. Nonfarm payrolls are just one piece of the puzzle; inflation data will also need to be considered.#US Midterm Elections Are Approaching, Which Outcomes Are Worth Watching?
US Midterm Elections Are Approaching, Which Outcomes Are Worth Watching?
US Stock Market Intraday Quick Review (November 4, 2026): Are Semiconductors Being Squeezed?
A quick glance during the session: Nasdaq rose 1.01% to 26691, S&P +0.44%, while Dow only gained 0.24%. The indexes look positive, but the pocket-switching action underneath is fiercer than yesterday.
Where is the money coming from? Apple was still under pressure intraday, down over 1%, with the knives of A new chain announced a trading volume of 100 billion USD, and most people's first reaction is that it's a numbers game. But Robinhood Chain's 100 billion was generated on Uniswap, not self-generated, which is worth a closer look.
Laying out the data: 100 billion USD is its cumulative trading volume on Uniswap; at the same time, it cooperates with Arbitrum, providing 1.8 million USD for developer grants, with a maximum of 100,000 USD per team. The logic connecting these three numbers is clear—first use Uniswap's existing liquidity to solve the "someone to trade" problem, then use cash grants to solve the "someone to build" problem.
Mechanically, this breaks cold start into two phases. Liquidity is borrowed from others, saving the cost of market making from scratch; developers are attracted with subsidies because applications are what retain users. The competition among public chains has long ceased to be about TVL size, but about whether there is anything playable on-chain. $UNI, as the recipient, gains an additional volume; $ARB gets the ecological expansion credit; $ETH benefits as the settlement layer.
My judgment is that "borrowing liquidity plus buying developers" will become the standard move for new chains. It is cheaper than simply issuing token incentives and harder to copy—money can be printed, but Uniswap's liquidity depth cannot.
One point worth considering: 1.8 million USD is not a large amount in public chain grants, more like a test. After the money is spent, how many active addresses remain on-chain is the real answer.First, consider the worst-case scenario: if the price moves against you and the margin is insufficient, even on-paper profits can't prevent liquidation. When I see this kind of news, I usually cover the profit numbers first to see how much risk-related information remains to assess.
According to Odaily monitoring, a certain address increased its long position by 3,875 ZEC from 09:09 to 10:07, raising the holding to 15,000.19 ZEC. The current long position is worth about $19.65 million, with the contract account's cumulative profit around $21.35 million.
My judgment is that the information gap in this news is more important than the profit figures. ⚠️ Cumulative profit is based on the account level and cannot be fully attributed to this ZEC long position; the data doesn't provide leverage or margin details, so it's impossible to estimate how close it is to liquidation. If the price moves against the position after increasing holdings, the loss amount for the same volatility would also be greater.
A reminder for ordinary people: when budgeting risk for a single trade, include slippage; the stop-loss price is not the final loss limit. First, clearly define how much you can bear, then look at others' profit screenshots. The upcoming market conditions, whether it's the US Nasdaq or the crypto circle $BTC, are at hellish difficulty.
The most tormenting thing is not the one-sided sharp drop, but this wide-range oscillation that neither rises nor falls decisively. I completely understand why he closed all short positions. With a negative event like Binance being hacked hitting the market, the price surprisingly didn't continue to break down—typical "should fall but doesn't" behavior. The momentum of making money by shorting over the past year makes holding short positions here feel like walking a tightrope every day. Looking back at the market these past two days, this rally is entirely due to short covering and a stampede, with no increase in spot volume. Who dares to chase this kind of short squeeze pulse?
But asking me to switch to long now? Absolutely not. US interest rates are stuck tight, ETF funds have had net outflows for several consecutive days, and the non-farm payroll report tomorrow night is still an unknown factor. The macro environment simply doesn't provide confidence. Many people are still stubbornly hoping to replicate the 2023 pattern of a breakout, pullback, and explosive rally. Please, without new money coming in, what can support the dense trapped positions above 82,000?
The most heartbreaking thing is where the funds are going. While we keep getting harvested back and forth in this stagnant crypto pond, smart money is going to A-shares and Hong Kong stocks to buy CQQQ and KSTR, bottom fishing and making profits. This is the real preference of smart money now: seeking oversold recovery opportunities across markets, rather than stubbornly fighting in the zero-sum mud pit.
So my only move now is to keep my hands off. Unless a super large volume bullish candle comes to reverse the structure, or the US stock market hits an extremely panic-driven high-volume low, I'd rather miss this rebound than go in as cannon fodder. From 4.9 to 0.01: What Have We Learned from CORE's "Zeroing" Path?
CORE once reached a peak of $4.9 riding the BTCFi narrative, but has now slid all the way down close to $0.01. This massive drop serves as a wake-up call for participants in the sector.
The market collapse was not caused by a single negative factor; the root cause is the resonance of multiple pressures. Tokens have been continuously released for 81 years, with relentless inflationary selling pressure suppressing the coin price over the long term; the original burn mechanism was adjusted, and deflation expectations were dashed. Meanwhile, the project's proposed ecosystem profit buybacks are non-binding commitments, and ecosystem revenue cannot keep pace with inflation. At the same time, controversies over project decentralization and competition from rival projects in the sector have continuously eroded market confidence.
The most important lesson this event brings to investors is: no matter how grand the narrative, the token economic model cannot be ignored. Many were attracted by the "Bitcoin-linked" promotion but overlooked the risks of long-term token release. A mainnet that is truly operational does not equate to a token having sustained upward momentum.
The market must always distinguish between "technical implementation" and "token value capture" and avoid relying solely on hype and stories to heavily invest. No matter how promising the sector, one must be wary of the long-term downward risks brought by inflation, unlocking, and unmet expectations. Nonfarm payrolls hit tonight! Besides watching the December rate hike expectations, what exactly is the impact on the US stock market and Bitcoin?
What can be seen is that the current market has priced in nearly an 80% probability of a rate hike. Tonight's data will determine whether the market sees the rate hike as fully priced in and negative news exhausted, or if tightening expectations will explode directly.
$BTC is extremely sensitive to USD liquidity and US Treasury yields. If tonight's nonfarm/payroll data again surprises on the upside, US Treasury yields will surge, and a short-term drop and suppression are inevitable, so beware of leveraged long liquidations; conversely, if the data cools significantly, the dollar will retreat, and BTC is very likely to experience a rapid short squeeze rebound!
Data that is too strong is a heavy blow to US tech stocks because the risk-free discount rate is continuously pushed higher, putting valuation under selling pressure; but if the data is too weak, the market will start worrying about an economic recession, so what US stocks like most is a lukewarm scenario.
Tonight, the focus is mainly on average hourly earnings. If wages don't come down, tightening won't stop. Also, one more thing: the truly brave have already opened positions and are leaving it to fate.
#非农在即，就业数据能否强化12月加息预期？ Will CORE become the next LUNA? An in-depth analysis of its "inflation" and "buyback" deadlock
Many investors compare CORE with the once-collapsed LUNA. Although their underlying architectures have fundamental differences, CORE's token economic model hides potential risks.
The core reason for LUNA's collapse was its dual-token algorithmic stablecoin design. After UST de-pegged, LUNA could be infinitely minted, ultimately triggering a death spiral. In contrast, CORE has a fixed total supply capped at 2.1 billion tokens, with no infinite minting mechanism, theoretically preventing a rapid collapse like LUNA's.
The real risk comes from long-term inflationary pressure. CORE's block reward release cycle lasts up to 81 years, with tokens continuously flowing to miners and stakers, causing sustained selling pressure over time. Meanwhile, the project has adjusted its plan by canceling the original continuous burn mechanism, significantly weakening deflationary momentum.
The project team hopes to hedge inflation through token buybacks funded by ecosystem profits, but buybacks are not contractually guaranteed. If the BTCFi ecosystem underperforms and revenues fall short, buybacks will become empty promises, and the prolonged token release cycle will continue to suppress the token price. $ETH $ETH rebounds 7% and it's a climax? Bulls are running naked
Excited just because ETH rebounded 7%? Don't fool yourself. OI rose over 7%, funding rates are still in the positive range, bulls are running naked entering to catch the falling knife. The fear and greed index is only 27, still in the fear zone, who is chasing the rally? Simply put, it's shorts covering + bulls bottom fishing, two groups fighting, no clear direction yet. BTC dominance is 58.5%, ETH has dropped 45% in a year, and you get excited just after one day of rebound? My judgment is short-term consolidation, 2450 is resistance, if it can't break through, it will retest the bottom. Bulls are dreaming, thinking it's a V-shaped reversal. #非农在即，就业数据能否强化12月加息预期？ #美国中期选举：民主党赢得国会两院控制权 #BTC进入摩根大通长期预测，机构配置仍谨慎 #SonyQ2GamingAndMusic
$ Sony’s long-term growth depends on more than PlayStation hardware sales. Digital gaming content, streaming services, and recurring music licensing revenue are becoming key profit drivers. Strong performance in these segments could help offset weaker console demand and support earnings stability through the holiday season.
$SONY Whale daddy ran away! The so-called top VC in the crypto circle, a16z, is selling $HYPE
In the past 16 hours, a16z has deposited a total of 148,145 HYPE to major exchanges, with a total value of 12.63 million USD, at an average deposit price of $85.26;
As the largest external entity of HYPE, it started transferring 233,000 HYPE on October 30, worth over 20.6 million USD. If sold, it will gain a profit of 1.141 million USD!When I saw this message, the first thought was: for the same long position, the risk and reward could be completely different for those who entered early versus those who came later. Someone willing to keep adding means there is a willingness to take on the position, but that doesn't mean the current odds are favorable.
According to Odaily monitoring, from 09:09 to 10:07, a certain address increased its long position by 3,875 ZEC, raising the holdings from 11,125.19 to 15,000.19 ZEC. Among this, from 09:40 to 09:55, about $5.07 million was opened at an average price of approximately $1,308.47, with the contract account's cumulative profit around $21.35 million.
My judgment is that this is somewhat bullish for $ZEC in the short term, but it offers limited proof for sustained price increases. The new long positions indicate this address is willing to take on more risk, but it doesn't prove that more independent capital agrees with this price; the account's cumulative profit also cannot be directly taken as the success rate of this additional position.
I would break it down into two scenarios, which is my speculation: if broader follow-up support appears and the conditions for invalidation are clear, this message can help evaluate the expected value of participation; if only a single address continues to accumulate positions without price response, concentrated holdings might actually amplify volatility upon exit, making it unwise to take risks based solely on this message.
For me, the conditions for invalidation are more important than profit screenshots. Facing such a large holder adding positions, do you value the success rate after waiting for confirmation of support more, or do you prefer to participate early but must limit risk with defined odds? Researcher Adam from Greeks.live stated on X that the U.S. midterm elections have increased uncertainty around crypto policies such as the Clear Act. According to him, Trump previously publicly supported Hyperliquid and instructed the CFTC to explore federal compliance pathways; the election results will impact the prospects and pace of related legislation implementation.
From this news, I judge that short-term sentiment is under pressure, but it cannot yet be directly inferred as a long-term negative. For derivatives sectors relying on U.S. compliance expectations, the impact will be more direct because the market is not waiting for mere support statements but for enforceable rules.
📌 Using this as an example to explain a concept to newcomers: policy statements do not equal compliance approval. Take the phrase "exploring federal compliance pathways" from the material—it means investigating how to proceed, not that the path is already cleared. Without clear rules, how business can operate and when it will be implemented remain uncertain.
Adam also mentioned that after derivatives become widespread in the U.S. and the AI investment bubble subsides, crypto might attract more funds. This is a conditional projection, not that funds have already entered. Newcomers often mistake "might" for "certain" and then use high leverage to bet on it; but leverage won't wait for policies, and volatility may first deplete margin.
What I will focus on next are the rule texts and execution progress, not treating supportive statements as implementation notices. The midterm elections are settled, with the Democratic Party taking control of both chambers. $BTC $ETH $ZEC
#美国中期选举：民主党赢得国会两院控制权
In the next two years, Trump will mostly be limited to rhetoric, with his actions heavily restrained.
Expect tariffs and geopolitical tensions to be directly eased:
The main storyline is the cooling of US-Iran conflict, with oil prices plunging first.
Iran remains tough in words, but for Iran, as long as it’s not the Trump faction, negotiations should be possible.
The Russia-Ukraine situation is similar; after the Democrats solve the oil price issue, the constraints from Russian oil will also weaken.
Moreover, the Democrats will not interfere with the Federal Reserve’s independence, easing tensions between the administration and the Fed, reducing variables in interest rate hikes.
Uncertainty will be largely cleared, and trade conflicts will decrease significantly.
Regarding verifiable capital flows:
$BTC dipped to 75,600 before a V-shaped rebound to 80,000, with prices pricing in the positive outlook ahead of time.
However, capital flows have not warmed up simultaneously; on 11/3, US spot BTC and ETH net outflows were about 116 million (three consecutive days, significantly narrowing);
Spot $ETH outflowed 85.35 million on the same day, marking seven consecutive days of withdrawals.
The market leads, but the spot channel has not yet turned positive.
US stocks and $BTC have begun pricing in the positive outlook.
But note:
The power transition will not occur until early 2027; currently, Trump still holds power.
Black swans could appear at any time, so don’t blindly chase expectations.
There is a dual-currency hidden order to buy $BTC at $77,000; judging by this trend, it will most likely be missed.The 80,000 level is so flat it makes people sleepy.
It looks like a psychological barrier, but it's actually a ledger barrier—ETF costs and corporate treasury costs all pile up along this line. If it falls, institutions collectively suffer unrealized losses; if it rises, it hits the 85k selling pressure wall. Volume contraction and deleveraging aren't finished yet, so neither bulls nor bears dare to move first, just grinding here.
The rebound when the midterm election shoe dropped looked more like short covering, not a trend reversal. Without volume returning, 80,000 is just a transit station, not the end point.
The script is simple:
• Break and hold above 81,000 on volume → target 85,000
• Break below 76,000 → look for support around 73,000-75,000
Don't guess the direction now, don't trade frequently. The sideways movement is the main force shaking out traders, not giving you money. Wait for a breakout signal; it's more comfortable than guessing the bottom.#美国中期选举：民主党赢得国会两院控制权
The boss has something to say — The midterm elections have concluded, the Democratic Party swept both chambers, yet the coin price rose above eighty thousand: the negative news didn't shake the market, shorts are actually supporting us.
The Democrats took control of both the Senate and the House. Elizabeth Warren is expected to chair the Senate Banking Committee, casting a shadow over the CLARITY Act; House Democrats are discussing new legislation on crypto market structure, possibly expanding SEC regulatory powers and adding conflict of interest constraints. Regulatory headwinds are real, but the market only hesitated briefly before turning upward: BTC is currently around 80,600, rebounding about 6.4% from the 24-hour low of 75,736, with a high of 81,196; spot ETFs are still seeing outflows, with a net outflow of about $116 million on November 3, and ETH ETFs have had seven consecutive days of net outflows — this rebound is more about short covering than institutional inflows.
If you bought more at eighty thousand, your current unrealized profit is about 0.75%, entering at a psychological breakout point, following the trend; but the resistance at 81,196 is the 24-hour high, and 84,482 is the previous high from October 21. Chasing high positions must include stop losses: if it falls back below 78,960, it's a false breakout, and longs should exit. Regulatory headwinds remain, ETFs have not turned positive, so treat this as a rebound and don't max out leverage just because others' short positions got liquidated.
The above analysis is time-sensitive, please stay safe.
$BTC $ETH $ZEC #VoiceOfTrading: Your experience deserves to be heard
What happens after the midterm elections in history?
Historically, after midterm elections, asset prices almost always first undergo a period of pain, then enter a long recovery phase lasting about a year. But this time, the cycle position of Bitcoin challenges this historical pattern.
1. U.S. Stocks: Post-election short-term calm, likely rise after one year
Since 1946, the S&P 500 has recorded positive returns in the 12 months following every midterm election, 20 times without exception, with an average gain of 14.4%. But don’t expect an immediate surge right after the election; the average increase on the first day and first week post-election is only 0.2%, and about 1.1% after one month. The largest pre-election drawdown averages nearly 18%, with pressure released before voting and a slow recovery afterward.
2. Bitcoin: Drops in the weeks after the election, considerable gains after one year
Bitcoin has experienced three full midterm election cycles—in 2014, 2018, and 2022—and in the weeks following each vote, it initially dropped. However, the price one year later was higher than on election day, with gains of approximately 25%, 45%, and 92% respectively. Short-term pressure after elections is almost a historical norm.
3. But the 2026 cycle position is very special
The past three midterm elections occurred deep in bear markets two to two and a half years after halving events, with prices 67%-73% below their peaks. This time is different—by the 2026 election, the price will be only about 36% below its peak, a significantly shallower drawdown. 2026 is a cycle exception and historical patterns cannot be simply extrapolated. $BTC $ETH $ZEC $BTC The chip distribution pattern of Bitcoin is completely different from the early days.
A large amount of chips in circulation have been dormant for a long time, and many addresses have not transferred out for years. This part of the supply is difficult to flow into the market.
The stock held by leading exchanges is not exaggerated; more chips are dispersed among listed companies, spot ETFs, and various sovereign entities.
Another portion of chips is held by early genesis addresses, basically in a sealed state.
Coupled with the halving, mining costs continue to rise, and the marginal supply from mining output is decreasing.
The entire chip structure leans towards institutional dominance, with institutional funds having longer holding periods and relatively stable trading behavior.
This holding structure will provide long-term support to the market, and the long-term outlook is optimistic.
#非农在即，就业数据能否强化12月加息预期？ $ETH rose 7% overnight, but what I care more about is that it outperformed $BTC
ETH is now around 2429, with a 24-hour low of 2226; during the same period, BTC rose about 4.7%. The ETH/BTC rate returned to 0.0301, after hitting a low of 0.0294 yesterday. Analysts on X are sharing the same chart: this rate closed above the months-long downtrend line.
I'm optimistic about this wave, and the reason lies in the contracts: the position value increased from about 5.35 billion U to about 5.75 billion U in 24 hours, yet the funding rate remains slightly negative. Price up, positions increased, but the rate hasn't turned positive, indicating that not all new entries are leveraged longs; shorts are still holding strong. In this structure, forced short liquidations could actually fuel an upward move.
On the other hand, to be clear: on 11/2, the US ETH spot ETF still saw a net outflow of about 140 million USD, so institutional money hasn't returned yet. Therefore, this wave looks more like a rate correction rather than a new round of big capital inflow.
What I'm watching is whether ETH/BTC can hold above 0.03. If it holds, the idea of altcoin rotation gains credibility. #BTC进入摩根大通长期预测，机构配置仍谨慎 03:27 There's a court document that almost no one shared. The Southern District of New York rejected CMA's request to suspend the temporary restraining order on single-stock perpetual contracts, stating that the plaintiff couldn't demonstrate imminent harm, and instead believes the CFTC's claim of overreach has a chance of winning.
In other words: single-stock perpetuals can't be shut down in the US for now.
At the same time, the SNDK token is at 1033. Opened at 1111 in 24 hours, highest 1150, lowest 1016, down 7%.
What really made me pause is the open interest. Yesterday afternoon it was 115,000 contracts, now 137,000 contracts, nearly a 20% increase; the price dropped from 1130 downward. During the drop, no one fled, everyone was adding.
The fee rate is 0.0484%, nearly five times the benchmark, longs pay every 8 hours to hold on. At 00:00 the price dipped to 1016, and open interest increased by 8%.
I didn't take this position, watching it hurts my hands for them. The product's life is saved, but the stock itself isn't protected—two separate things.
At 03:00 the open interest was only 27,000 contracts, at 23:00 it was 240,000
# A slab of pork belly called USDC on the cutting board just had a 49% increase sliced off, but the reserve income on the stove side seems to have had 8% of its oil drained away—this dish smells good, but the heat is starting to get tricky.
Circle's Q3 ledger looks like a kitchen production order: revenue and reserve income rose 17% year-on-year to $865 million, while continuing operating net profit only increased 5% to $226 million; turnover rate was boosted by a 49% surge in USDC on-chain transaction volume, but as the reserve asset yield dropped, reserve income fell 8% to $658 million. Translated into kitchen terms: more customers, the wok is hot, but the broth's oil layer is thin; a good flow doesn't equal thick gross profit. USDC is the main dish here, a clear broth base—large volume, stable, and can't go wrong; on-chain transaction volume is the speed of serving, 49% means the front hall is pushing orders hard; reserve income is the slow-cooked old broth, if the fire is low, the flavor sinks.
The real highlight is the Arc chain token presale, $182 million in income, like a limited-time secret sauce that, once opened, overpowers the aroma of "other income." But no matter how strong the sauce is, it can't be the main dish; it can make the quarterly report fragrant, but may not be replicable every day. The market linkage of the US stock token XDELL is like a co-branded menu sign at the neighboring stall: when risk appetite heats up, funds move from the stablecoin soup pot to the stock grill; when risk appetite cools, they come back to the soup. But the kitchen fears most mistaking the co-branded menu for a regular menu, or the one-time presale for the base broth.
This Q3 dish isn't a stir-fry explosion, but a steady fire with cracks: the main dish USDC is hot enough, the seasoning Arc is strong, but the broth reserve income is thinning; if the spicy chili of leveraged contracts is sprinkled more fiercely, the taste is initially pleasant but the stomach suffers later. The five-star chef looks at the ratio, not the size of the plate, only whether the main flavor holds up in one bite—this dish, main dish hot, seasoning strong, broth thin. #circleq3usdcvolumeup49%Bitcoin stands back at 80,000, and it still rose despite the Democratic Party's big win
— The market had already priced this result in before the election, so once the shoe dropped, the panic actually dissipated.
So why do some people say a crash is coming? Three accounts.
First, history. Since 2010, after every midterm election, Bitcoin has risen in the following year.
But before each rise, there was always a crash: after the 2018 election, it dropped 49.7% six weeks later; in 2014, it dropped 39.8%; in 2022, it dropped 18.5%.
All three started the same way: a sharp drop first, then a year of rising.
Second, the starting point. Historically, those big post-election rallies all came from big drops — first a thorough fall, then a rebound a year later.
This time it's reversed: Bitcoin already rose 20% in the three months before voting, skipping the usual initial drop this year.
Third, the buying side. Sellers have paused, but buyers haven't caught up — ETFs have withdrawn funds for three consecutive days.
The calendar isn't favorable either: Bitcoin closed down in October this year, and historically, in years when October closed down, November fell three out of five times.
After these three accounts, the bottom line is: first a fall, then a rise — no exceptions in history.
This time, the expected fall hasn't happened yet, and buying hasn't picked up.
That's the script, but whether it plays out depends on the market: if it does, expect a 20% drop to halfway, corresponding to 64,000 to 40,000; if not, it would be the first time since 2010.The curve on the monitor representing data center revenue suddenly shifted from flat to steep, like ventricular fibrillation being shocked back to sinus rhythm—but don’t rush to unplug yet; what really matters isn’t the alarm sound, but the distal perfusion. AMD’s Q3 revenue grew 45% year-over-year to $13.377 billion, with adjusted EPS of $2.09, both exceeding expectations; data center revenue surged 97% to a quarterly record of about $8.5 billion, with Q4 guidance around $17 billion, above market expectations. Lisa Su even projected at least 80% growth by 2027 during the earnings call. This isn’t just a faster heartbeat; it’s like the main coronary artery suddenly reopening under angiography, with blood flow rushing back into the ischemic area.
But a cardiac surgeon’s instinct is: main vessel reopening doesn’t mean microcirculation is saved. The data center business is the left anterior descending artery, AI computing demand is myocardial oxygen consumption, and US stock on-chain certificates like $XPL are more like the distal capillary beds. The earnings report is the contrast agent, telling us the large vessels are open; $XPL’s correlation is just a bit of marginal blood flow seen bedside by postoperative ultrasound. It may lag or show coronary steal: high perfusion in the main vessel steals pressure, making the distal target appear to rise, but actual trading depth and spread already show signs of low perfusion. If $XPL rises but volume is insufficient, that’s myocardial stunning, not contractile recovery; if AMD’s earnings are strong but $XPL diverges, that’s ectopic rhythm, indicating the conduction system isn’t keeping up.
The $17 billion Q4 guidance is the vital signs in the postoperative ICU—looking good but still perioperative. The commitment of at least 80% growth by 2027 is an assumption of long-term graft patency, not current perfusion pressure. When valuation myocardial hypertrophy occurs, any liquidity spasm, interest rate burden, or expected dehydration can instantly imbalance supply and demand; on-chain US stock certificates also carry perioperative risks of nocturnal low perfusion, spread widening, and clearing embolism. What I need to monitor isn’t price screams, but coupling: data center growth rate is ejection fraction, gross margin is perfusion pressure, guidance is extracorporeal circulation plan, and $XPL’s synchronization relative to AMD spot is whether the heart rhythm is regular. Weak coupling means conduction block; wide spread means increased microthrombus load.
This isn’t cardiac arrest, it’s myocardial stunning under high-pressure perfusion; the real lesion is in the distal microcirculation, not in the monitor’s alarm sound. #amdq3datacenterup97%$SNDK $INTC
An analysis of the sharp declines in SanDisk and Intel reveals that the core issue is the sector-wide resonance caused by the peak of the storage price increase cycle and the collapse of PC demand.
For SanDisk, Kioxia has warned that AI-driven flash memory price hikes are fading, causing SanDisk's price gains to plummet; SanDisk's own price hike contributions are shrinking, consumer business is continuously falling sharply, and coupled with the expectation of supply-demand turning positive in 2027, confidence in pricing power is shaken.
Intel, on the other hand, issued a Q4 guidance far below expectations, clearly bearish on PC demand through 2027, with rising memory costs squeezing gross margins, and an accident at its Israeli wafer fab adding to foundry concerns.
These two form a negative feedback loop: storage price hikes → rising PC costs → suppressed replacement demand → weakening storage demand expectations → collapse of the price hike logic. The market is re-pricing the AI hardware supercycle, shifting from unlimited trading imagination to questioning payback and price hike potential.
In the short term, attention should be paid to SanDisk's spot price stabilization, consumer revenue stabilization, as well as Intel's PC guidance no longer being revised downward and substantive progress with foundry customers; before this, any rebound is more likely short-covering rather than new buying.
#美国中期选举：民主党赢得国会两院控制权 Today is not an ordinary risk-on day. Crude oil plunged 8% in a single day, the Dow surged 3%, the VIX plummeted 20%, and the panic index returned to 16.6. But strangely, gold did not fall; instead, it surged 3.68%, Bitcoin rose 3.79%, and Ethereum increased 6.43%. Stocks, gold, and cryptocurrencies all rose together while the dollar weakened—this is a classic sign of a full-scale "easy money" trade kicking off. This article breaks down where this combined force is coming from and how far crypto can go. Article outline - 🛢️ Oil price plunges 8%, inflation alarm temporarily lifted - 💰 Dollar weakens, gold and Bitcoin rise together - 📊 What is capital chasing: $ZEC, $XAU volume surge - 🎯 What to watch next in crypto? Today's snapshot • $BTC 80,614, +3.79% • $ETH 2,429, +6.43% • $QQQ +0.97%, $SPY +1.65% • $DXY -0.39%, $GLD +3.68% • $IBIT +2.91% • VIX 16.6, -20.27% • US crude oil (USO) 145.41, -8.07% • Dow 53,356.12, +3.03% 1. Oil price plunges 8%, inflation alarm temporarily lifted 🛢️ Crude oil crashed 8% overnight; this is not a minor fluctuation but a sudden drain of geopolitical risk premium. Trump clearly stated there are no immediate plans for further strikes on Iran,$SOXL -14.5%, $GLD +3.68%, on one side semiconductors are bleeding, on the other side safe-haven funds are still rushing into gold. Do you dare to take this rebound directly as a reversal?
Here are the numbers:
$BTC 80,464 +3.35% $ETH 2,424 +5.92%
$QQQ +0.97% $SPY +1.65% $IBIT +2.91%
$DXY -0.39% $GLD +3.68%
Crude oil and the Strait of Hormuz are still stirring inflation expectations, US Treasuries and Fed expectations continue to suppress valuations. AI/semiconductors are the sentiment switch for US stocks, $SOXL -14.5%, $SNDK -9.4%, $SKHYNIX -8.4%, just picking any one can move the market.
$ETH is more resilient than $BTC, risk appetite is rising;
$QQQ is up, but the confidence isn’t that strong, money is still shrinking into defense;
$IBIT is weaker than $BTC, a soft ETF means the spot market isn’t as strong as imagined;
$DXY is breathing a sigh of relief, risk assets get a breather;
$GLD is still rising, safe-haven funds haven’t fully withdrawn.
A fierce analysis like a tiger, the rise and fall still depends on Trump. Don’t rush to chase yet, wait to see which one between $DXY and $GLD shows weakness first. A $20 billion move, half in stocks and half in bonds—this is not financing, this is a grandmaster in the middle game at the tensest moment, exchanging both the rook and knight on the back wing just to leave an unstoppable passed pawn in the center. What the capital market fears most is never losing money, but losing a piece without compensation for position; Oracle’s move here bets on that truly promotable open line on the AI computing power chessboard.
Look at the data. Cloud infrastructure revenue is up 121% year-over-year, reaching about $7.4 billion—this is an offensive move, forcing the opponent to respond first. But capital expenditures have swallowed operating cash flow, with free cash flow at -$5.4 billion for the quarter. Folks, what is this? It’s a pawn pushed too far ahead: it has killing power but also a fatal vulnerability to encirclement. A true chess player doesn’t avoid a move because it’s risky but first calculates—are there enough pieces to support it, and can the endgame be defended after the exchange?
Issuing more stock dilutes shareholders; bonds increase debt costs. Moving two types of pieces simultaneously means you judge time more important than money. If the 121% growth can be converted into profits in the next rounds, this sacrifice is worth it; if growth falls to 50% or 40%, this pawn becomes a burden that must be abandoned, and debt interest will carve away at the endgame piece by piece.
Now look at XNVDA. It’s not a bystander. The upstream demand for computing power is validated by Oracle’s funding, meaning the opponent has voluntarily opened a semi-open line—you can stack forces there or wait until their cash flow tightens and they must reduce positions before closing the net. The smart move is not to chase the peak during the sacrifice frenzy but to set up crossfire on its secondary derivatives, waiting for a price imbalance to land.
Endgame awareness must be established early. With negative cash flow, rising debt, and diluted equity all overlapping, the market will sooner or later punish the "trading future for present" move with a period of consolidation. At that time, whoever holds cash, has light positions, and can catch the falling pawn at the limit down in panic will hold the winning advantage in the endgame.
There is only one real watershed judgment: is the AI computing power line a long-term promotable passed pawn, or an overhyped false offensive? The pieces are already placed and cannot be taken back; every next move must face the opponent’s counterattack. #oracle20bfinancingTrump Media transferred 4,259 BTC to CEX, valued at approximately $344 million$BTC
Citibank Wealth introduces spot crypto ETFs to suitable clients, adding another channel for institutional allocation.
In its October report, Citibank Wealth introduced spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs to suitable clients, while Citibank's Bitcoin custody service has yet to announce a launch date.
I consider the news somewhat positive and consistent with the short-term strength, but the 4-hour moving average remains weak; I will watch whether the resistance at 80,849.9 can be broken and whether the support at 80,514.5 holds steady.
OKX data: BTC 80,549.90 USDT, 24h +5.96%, volume 802.2M USDT.
Do you think institutional exposure to spot ETFs will change Bitcoin's mid-term logic?
Not investment advice. DYOR. #JPMBTCLongTermForecast From 2225 to 2451, ETH moved through a 10% range today, with the largest segment formed by a 1-hour candle.
That candle pulled from 2378 up to 2451 and closed at 2425.8, with a volume of 9.75 million contracts. The previous candle had 690,000, fourteen times less.
The following five candles had volumes of 1.98 million, 1.01 million, 950,000, 1.1 million, and 670,000, steadily decreasing. The price hovered within the 40-point range between 2404 and 2446, never touching 2451 again.
With volume dropping like this but price not retreating, it indicates no one is willing to chase at this level. I've seen this kind of low-volume sideways consolidation often; after lingering, it tends to seek liquidity downward.
The fee rate is still pinned at the 0.01% benchmark, with no premium at all. It rose 5.6%, yet the bulls didn't even raise the price; this move wasn't driven by leverage topping out. Open interest is 1.55 billion, down 47 million from three hours ago.
So, I'm not going long. I'll wait for it to choose a direction on its own and for volume to return above 3 million contracts before reconsidering #ModernaQ3财报将揭示疫苗销售趋势 The low vortex system over the Strait of Hormuz suffered a devastating cutoff on November 2 — Brent plunged 7.63% in a single day, with WTI following down 7.36%. This was not an ordinary cooling process but a violent passage of a mesoscale convective complex, pushing the bullish cumulonimbus clouds all the way to the bottom of the stratosphere.
From the pressure field configuration, the triggering mechanism is terrifyingly clear: the warm and moist advection released by the US-Iran negotiations collided head-on with the high-pressure ridge of the “resumption expectation.” The war premium accumulated earlier was like cumulonimbus clouds cut in half by a shear line, and market visibility instantly improved. Brent continued to dip to $103.60 on November 3, indicating the low-pressure trough is still extending, surface temperatures have not bottomed out, and the cold advection still has inertia.
However, the red alert signal in the control room has not been lifted. Qatar continues to deliver warm and moist advection along the edge of the subtropical high for mediation, but Iran’s vorticity remains stubborn — lifting the blockade, lifting sanctions, unfreezing assets, three cold high-pressure ridges stacked together, and in the short term, there is simply no window for a warm front passage. Tehran’s statement translated into weather language is: convective available potential energy is extremely high, only lacking a triggering mechanism.
Trump’s temporary pause on large-scale strikes gave the market a brief clear sky window, but the limited US military strikes near Hormuz were like localized hail — small in scope, low in energy, yet enough to sharply reduce shipping insurance visibility. The negotiation progress is a long-wave adjustment, military risk is short-term strong convection, and actual shipping volume is the radiative balance factor determining surface temperature — the convergence angle of these three airflows will decide whether the next temperature curve for crude oil continues to dip or rebounds.
The linkage logic for US stock token targets is similar: once the engine of this atmospheric circulation, crude oil, slows down, the accumulated heat for inflation expectations decreases, and the risk appetite front may shift northward. But keep a close eye on the typhoon eye at Hormuz — it is only temporarily closed, Iran’s vortex center has not dissipated, and Qatar’s air mass is still being delivered. This multi-system weather game is most prone to misjudging a temporary improvement in visibility as permanent high-pressure control.
Currently, it is only an intermittent period of low-pressure trough passage, not a climate state shift. The wind vane has not completed a 180-degree turn, and the 500 hPa height field still needs to be tracked hourly. #oilpricesfallover7%"Initially carried out in a pilot form," compared to which coins the Moscow Exchange will list, I care more about this sentence. Let's consider the worst-case scenario first: if access or clearing is obstructed, then cash flow might be held up, which is my risk deduction.
I see it as channel expansion, not risk elimination. Unified clearing does not equal a safety net, and gradual access also means service availability still needs to be observed.
A reminder for ordinary people: separate the evaluation of price volatility and fund availability, don't just calculate the worst loss based on the stop-loss price. 1352.13, that six-hour candle formed at 6 PM last night. After that, there were two attempts to push higher: once at 1326, once at 1322, with the highs gradually moving downward.
Currently around 1316. The price hasn't dropped much, but volume has fallen sharply: the 11 PM hourly candle had 15.6 million contracts, while the 3 AM candle only had 2.7 million contracts.
The fee rate is 0.0049%, with OKX's benchmark at 0.01%, less than half. The contract price is tightly aligned with the spot price, even slightly discounted.
This rise is driven by spot, not leverage. If contracts were pushing, the fee rate would jump with every price step up, but no one is adding leverage now.
From the low at 1157, it rose seventeen points straight without pause. At this level, I prefer not to chase and let it choose its own direction. I'll wait until the fee rate really takes off but the price can't rise anymore—that's when I'll act.
#AAOI高速光模块放量，Q3财报能否超预期？ The Democrats swept both chambers, but the crypto market played out a "bad news landing turning into volatility." BTC briefly fell below 76,000 before quickly rebounding, while ETH showed noticeably weaker resilience. The real pricing logic has changed: the market no longer fears whether the "bill will pass," but rather the subpoenas in Warren's hands.
The CLARITY Act already failed the procedural vote in September, losing 49 to 50 and not even reaching the 60-vote threshold. The election result merely stamped a "stay of execution." After Warren took over the Banking Committee, the damage is no longer on the legislative side but on the supervisory side—OCC's bank license approvals for Ripple and Coinbase, SEC and CFTC personnel appointments, all within subpoena range. BTC can withstand legislative stagnation because Trump's veto power provides a safety net, and anti-crypto bills cannot pass; ETH, however, lacks this backing, with about $825 million net outflow from spot ETFs in October, and its capital structure is inherently fragile.
Interestingly, ZEC rose more than 14% against the trend on election day. The NU7 upgrade cut block time to 25 seconds, and the privacy narrative has become a short-term safe haven amid regulatory panic. But this looks more like high-volatility speculation rather than trend pricing.
Don't treat the "regulatory discount" as a one-time negative. As administrative subpoenas replace congressional legislation as the main variable, the differentiation of crypto assets is just beginning: BTC absorbs liquidity, ETH and others receive ETF capital injections, ZEC bets on narrative—each following its own ledger.
$BTC $ETH $ZEC
#美国中期选举：民主党赢得国会两院控制权 The semiconductor sector is sending out danger signals!
Many semiconductor stocks have clearly fallen below the 200-day moving average, and the technical outlook is weakening.
The correction in tech stocks may not be over yet, and $BTC also needs to be watched for overall risk sentiment.I'm now looking at industry news and no longer dare to impulsively interpret "progress" as "breaking even." Still on the slow path to breaking even, of course I hope for good news, but I also have to remind myself: as the industry moves forward, and my own account improves, there are quite a few things in between.
According to the Business Times, HSBC, JPMorgan's Kinexys, Mitsubishi UFJ, Societe Generale-Forge under Societe Generale, and Standard Chartered announced on November 4th the establishment of a non-profit organization GL1 Org in Singapore to promote standards for tokenized financial markets.
I think this is generally positive for the long-term development of tokenized finance, but it cannot be directly taken as a catalyst for short-term market moves. The matter of standards sounds dull, but it concerns whether different institutions' systems and processes can connect; if it can reduce the friction caused by everyone doing their own thing, then practical applications have a better chance to advance. This is my speculation; the establishment of the organization itself does not mean standards have been implemented, nor does it mean ordinary users will benefit immediately.
What struck me about this news is that "infrastructure" and "market sentiment" really need to be viewed separately. When eager to break even, people easily skip the intermediate steps and only focus on the two words "positive news." My reminder to myself is: keep watching what specific standards they come up with and whether they are actually adopted; don't rush to fulfill your imagination based on a single news item. 💪Down 19.7% in a month, a quick assessment of SOL, the one that fell the hardest among the mainstream after Binance was hacked.
Today it rose 4.2%. Opened at 91.97, lowest at 89.88, touched 98.16 along the way, now at 95.8.
I didn’t chase it. At 23:00, there was a 1-hour volume of 2.51 million contracts, the previous one was 1.37 million, and before that 290,000. One candle went from 92.9 to 98.13, closing at 96.65.
Then the next ten candles combined had 2.8 million contracts, with the price grinding between 94.3 and 96.2 all night. Volume shrank to one-ninth, price didn’t go back. The ones supporting the price left.
The fee rate is 0.0057%, not even half of the benchmark 0.01%. The perpetual contract can’t even hold the benchmark; bulls are unwilling to pay for this position. Open interest is $333 million, no new positions came in today.
So this 4% rebound, I see it as short covering. The first rebound after a 20% drop usually looks like this: fast, low volume, and no one adding positions.
I used to try to catch this kind of rebound, but it basically always hits halfway up the mountain. Wait for volume to come back before making a move.
#USMidtermElections: Democrats win control of both chambers of Congress #ModernaQ3财报将揭示疫苗销售趋势 🔐 Does holding the private key yourself truly mean you own the digital assets?
Not necessarily—it doesn't mean you can transfer all assets without restrictions.
The private key determines who has the authority to authorize transactions, but the rules of smart contracts also affect whether a transaction can be executed.
Some contracts may include pause mechanisms, address restrictions, or upgrade permissions, but the specifics must be judged based on the actual code and permission configurations; it cannot be generalized.
To assess asset autonomy, besides protecting the private key, you also need to understand the rules the assets follow.
Next article: How to verify the key permissions of a Web3 project through blockchain explorers and public information?
#ONEA #Web3 #DigitalAssets #SmartContracts "Wanting to Reshore, Yet Stuck on Your Expansion in China: The Storage Industry's Dilemma"
According to Reuters, the U.S. has not yet approved SK Hynix to transport advanced manufacturing equipment to its Dalian factory. This issue is also linked to Solidigm's plan to invest about $45 billion in building a NAND factory in the U.S.
The subtlety lies in this: SK Hynix wants to first upgrade its Chinese factory to use capacity and revenue to support the U.S. plant; meanwhile, the U.S. is calling for semiconductor manufacturing reshoring while restricting companies from expanding advanced capacity in China, causing these two goals to conflict. Currently, the permit has not been officially denied, and both sides are still negotiating; the U.S. new plant has not been finalized.
For the storage industry, the significance is not immediate but lies in the capacity layout over the next few years. If restrictions continue, Solidigm's expansion pace may be hindered, and competitors like SanDisk and Micron will face a differentiated supply landscape. However, there is still a long way to go before the NAND supply and demand truly change.