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$LSK topped the biggest drop list today, plunging nearly 30%.
This wave is actually quite easy to understand — a few days ago, because the old Lisk chain was about to shut down, everyone rushed to migrate, shorts got liquidated, and the price surged over 30% in one go. But when the actual shutdown day arrived, the sentiment faded, profits were cashed out directly, and the drop was quite severe.To put it simply, this isn't a failure of safe-haven assets, but rather safe-haven assets being ground down by high interest rates (￣▽￣)
The US stock market first stumbled due to tech earnings, and gold and silver also plunged, creating a really disjointed picture. The core issue is the Fed continuing its hawkish stance, with the 10-year US Treasury yield stuck above 5%. Risk-free interest is too attractive; who still wants to hold non-yielding gold? Funds naturally siphon into US Treasuries.
Bitcoin is even more awkward (・ω・): it wants to wear the "digital gold" cloak, but the market still prices it as a "high beta tech stock." When US stocks fall, it follows; when gold falls, it can't avoid it either. Plus, hackers have stolen billions, so confidence hasn't fully recovered.
But in the long run, after the gold safe-haven filter is removed by high interest rates, funds will eventually focus on the growing hole in US Treasuries. This macro distortion actually fuels the "non-sovereign asset" narrative for Bitcoin, though short-term panic remains (°▽°)
Strategy: Short Bitcoin near 78,500-79,000 on a rebound, take profit at 1,000/2,000, stop loss at 500. Don't chase, wait for the rebound (￣︶￣)Binance has resumed withdrawals, with a net outflow of $3.64 billion, which sounds like a bank run but actually only accounts for 2.1% of the total assets of $171 billion.
According to The Block, withdrawal volumes have declined after the initial peak, and the rush to exit is gradually easing. The stolen funds are still held by a single entity with over 18,000 BTC, and the security premium and custodial trust gap cannot be quickly repaired in the short term.
Neutral to bearish: reserves are sufficient for redemption, so the outflow is controllable; the real pressure on price comes from the narrative. Two scenarios to watch: if net outflows continue to narrow and the stolen address remains inactive, BNB may have room for sentiment recovery; if funds keep migrating, any rebound will lack support.
Are you more focused on net withdrawal outflows or on the activity of the stolen address?
Source: The Block#AMD财报前瞻：HeliosAI系统商业化进展 Helios has moved from launch to real shipments and customer testing phase, marking a key milestone in AMD's transformation from a chip supplier to a system-level AI infrastructure competitor. The core of the November 3 earnings report is not the single-quarter numbers themselves, but management's confirmation and outlook on shipment volume, Q4, and the ramp-up through 2027. $ETH Ethereum on-chain data is a bit outrageous.
1.23 million ETH are queued up waiting to be staked and locked, while only 1,682 ETH are exiting and withdrawing.
The inflow outnumbers the outflow by several orders of magnitude.
Whales are locking up their spot holdings tightly, and the circulating supply in the market is almost drained.
On the surface, the market looks dead and lifeless, but the circulating supply has long been emptied, so even a slight buying force can cause a significant price surge.
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👇$ETH hackers stuffed stolen stablecoins into Aave and are frantically borrowing ETH to dump on the market.
The craziest part now is that Tether has directly frozen the involved USDT, turning the collateral into bad debt. If the coin price leaks down a bit more and breaks below the liquidation line of those longs, the system will automatically trigger mass liquidations, a pure chain reaction of cascading liquidations countdown.
On-chain whales have already figured it out; that giant whale would rather take a hard loss of $38 million than hesitate to cut their long positions.
With this ticking time bomb of potential chain explosions hanging overhead, whoever wants to take the risk can go ahead.
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👇$BTC supporters keep praising Saylor for only buying and never selling, but looking at their latest financial report, their main software revenue has declined, and profits are entirely supported by unrealized gains from Bitcoin.
To pay dividends to shareholders and conduct buybacks, they have already sold $432 million worth of spot Bitcoin this year. They keep promoting faith on Twitter every day, but with no cash flow, they still have to dump coins to exchange for USD, and even the CFO has just quit abruptly.
Even this top bull is selling coins to cover holes, plus there are 78,000 BTC locked up above, so expecting someone to forcibly catch the dip and push past previous highs is wishful thinking.
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👇Altcoin contract chaos, don't rush to be cannon fodder
Just finished dinner and glanced at some popular altcoin contract data, instantly energized—the leverage is squeezed like a morning rush hour subway.
$DOGE current price 0.0758, 4-hour long-short ratio squeezed to 4.9, bulls are bottom-fishing across the board, shorts are nearly extinct. With such one-sided crowding, it's no surprise if the dog whales make the bulls scream; don't go throw away your heads.
$PEPE current price 0.00000492, long-short ratio at 2.1 looks okay, but funding rate slammed to -0.15%, bulls are getting hit, earlier spikes fooled people, now caught in a dilemma.
$ZAMA most promising: current price 0.0698, rallied 7+ points against the trend, but long-short ratio dropped from 1.6 to 0.88. Price up, retail investors crazily topping out to short, negative funding rate shorts still paying, the main force V-reversal likely not over, could trigger another short squeeze anytime.
Summary: Avoid crowded longs, crowded shorts may have short squeeze potential, liquidity is poor over the weekend, control your hands.
Do you think ZAMA can blow up the shorts tonight? Do you have positions in these three coins?
#美联储官员释放加息信号，12月预期仍存分歧 Brothers, today CORE has given all token holders a harsh lesson again. $CORE
The price was already painfully low, and now there's a major negative news: South Korea's leading exchange Bithumb officially announced that it will stop CORE trading on November 30 and completely close the withdrawal channel on December 30.
This is no longer just a market correction following the overall trend; it's a blow to liquidity.
Previously, when prices dropped, we could still talk about the overall market, liquidity, and ecosystem progress; now with a top exchange delisting it, it will directly impact holders' confidence, and the buying power in the Korean market will disappear.
I've been following CORE for quite a while myself, and I really don't want to see it reach this point.
But now is not the time to comfort each other or make excuses; everyone needs to rationally clarify three things: Has the risk asset issue that was flagged initially been resolved? Has the project team presented a clear remediation plan? Will other exchanges follow suit and delist?
If you hold coins on Bithumb, be sure to note the timeline and transfer them to a wallet or another platform in advance to avoid your assets being stuck after the withdrawal deadline. If you haven't entered the market yet, don't try to gamble on a bottom at this stage. The Korean market is a very important liquidity pool for CORE, and after liquidity shrinks, volatility will become extremely fierce.
This does not constitute trading advice
#美联储官员释放加息信号，12月预期仍存分歧 Has Bitcoin really stabilized at 78,000? $BTC $ETH
78,000 has been temporarily held, but it can't yet be called "stable."
The price is still weakly consolidating between 76,000 and 78,000, with short-term resistance at 78,500–79,000. Liquidity is thin over the weekend, so breaking through directly is not easy. On-chain data does show support: between 75,000 and 78,000, about 90,000 BTC were net added over two days, with high-cost chips changing hands downward. But this support "helps ease panic and forms resistance against further decline, yet is insufficient to confirm the strength needed to drive the next rally."
The capital flow is divided. ETFs still saw a net outflow of $643 million in a single day overall; BlackRock's IBIT attracted funds against the trend, but this is just redistribution among top products, not a full-scale inflow. A more critical hidden risk lies in the futures market: the funding rate at +0.0074% has not turned negative, meaning longs are still "paying to hold on," and deleveraging is not over.
Therefore, the nature of 78,000 is a turnover support, not a trend confirmation. The only true signal of stabilization is a volume-backed recovery above 80,000 with a daily close above that level. Until then, 76,000 is the bottom line—holding it means a shakeout, losing it would rapidly increase the risk of a drop to 67,000–69,000.
$SOL #加密行业协同守护资产安全 #BTC持续震荡，后续走势受多重因素影响 BTW this unlock is coming, don't underestimate this selling pressure.
At 4 PM Beijing time today, about 101.6 million tokens will be unlocked at once, accounting for approximately 3.37% of the circulating supply, valued at around 114 million U. This batch mainly consists of community and ecosystem shares, released linearly on a monthly basis, not the kind of team cliff that dumps tokens directly, but the volume is significant—equivalent to releasing nearly a month's worth of daily trading volume at once.
The market is already in a correction phase, and if those who receive these tokens choose to sell immediately, it could easily push prices down further. The truly bigger risk is not in this round: nearly 70% of the total supply remains locked, and by March next year, the one-year lock-up for the team and early investors will expire, which will be the real window of heavy selling pressure. Small-cap tokens inherently have thin liquidity; such unlock events can easily be used to lure buyers with news and then dump. Don't casually buy in. The current market keyword is just one: endure, not rush.😮💨
$BTC is consolidating narrowly around 77,000; this sideways movement feels more like a "no man's land" after a sharp drop, not a true handshake between bulls and bears. 76,000 is the next support level, and reclaiming 80,000 is needed for a valid recovery; November will likely see repeated bottoming between 75,000 and 82,000, so don’t rush waiting for a V-shaped rebound.🧱
$ETH’s bottleneck lies in demand: in October, ETFs saw a net outflow of about $1.35 billion, and from 2015 to 2017, old addresses collectively transferred out 56,000 ETH, indicating new funds withdrawing and old coins moving. Whether the 2200–2295 range can be supported is the first observation window for a November bottom.👀
$SOL rebounded from 92.34 and is holding near 96; only by reclaiming 98 can it target 101; if it falls below 92.34, downside risk will increase. Right now, it’s just "stabilizing in formation," the reversal is not confirmed yet.⚖️
At this moment, it’s not about speed but about who doesn’t get worn out and forced off. The market awaits liquidity, altcoins await the market, and key price levels are tougher than stories.🧘#美联储官员释放加息信号，12月预期仍存分歧 #OKX、ICE与Trade.xyz联手，推动永续合约进入美国合规市场 #加密行业协同守护资产安全 $SUI
High-performance blockchains are competing on more than transaction speed. Developer experience, application design, asset ownership, and ecosystem liquidity are equally important. Sui's object-centric architecture gives developers a distinctive framework for building applications. The technology offers an interesting alternative, but sustained adoption requires compelling products and recurring user activity. Can ecosystem growth eventually translate into stronger organic economic demand?$BCH This 50x short position started at 291.77, current price 283.25, floating profit 146%. Unlike the sharp rises and falls of small coins, BCH follows the "slow, dull knife cut typical of big coins" — oscillating down from the high of 288.74, bottoming at 281.01, with the 30-minute/1-hour K-lines all stuck near VWAP (283.07/283.36) in sideways movement, slightly up +0.21% on the day. It seems unable to fall further but is actually a volume-shrinking bottoming after the decline.
In terms of pattern, the double timeframe bottom at 281.01 temporarily holds, but the rebound hasn't even stabilized above VWAP, representing a "no break no stand, and even if standing, it's weak" tangled state. The order book details hide a big trap: the long-short ratio is 82%:18%, the buying side appears extremely enthusiastic on the surface, but sell orders above 283.28-283.30 are sparse (1-5 BCH), and buy orders below 283.22-283.25 are also thin. This combination of "bullish sentiment + thin liquidity + moving average pressure" most easily leads to a "false breakout to lure longs followed by a reverse spike." Funding rate is 0.01% with 6.5 hours countdown; holding short secures the funding fee steadily, but at 50x leverage, a 1% BCH move equals 50% profit or loss, so tail risk is extremely high.
146% profit at 50x is a safety cushion, but the main drop phase (291.77→281.01) has been realized, and now the sideways movement around 283 has entered the "end noise zone." The key level is 281.01: breaking it opens the 280-278 space; holding it likely leads to a rebound testing the heavy resistance zone at 286-288. Do not be greedy at the end of the short position — above 281, it is recommended to lock in most profits and keep a very light position to bet on a break below; if volume surges and price stands above 284 (upper edge of VWAP dense area), close the short position immediately to prevent violent shakeouts after a low-level bear trap. At the end of a big coin 50x position, the battle is about "locking in small profits and not gambling on trend reversals."Stocks and gold falling together is not because safe-haven assets failed, but because some were forced to meet margin calls.
On Friday, the Nasdaq dropped 2.86%, Intel plummeted 28%, dragging down AI chip stocks. On the same day, gold fell 3.65% to $3874, and silver dropped below $50. Safe-haven assets and risk assets were both hit, which seems counterintuitive.
But looking at where the money went makes it clear: the 10-year US Treasury yield fell to 4.93%, meaning bonds rose. The demand for safety is real, but the money didn’t go to gold; it went to US Treasuries.
The difference is: US Treasuries hedge against risks "within the dollar system," while gold hedges against "dollar credit" risk. Today, the market worries about the AI bubble and tech stock valuations, not yet about a dollar credit collapse scenario, so money stays inside the system and doesn’t flow into gold.
So why was gold sold? Because it’s the easiest to sell. Tech stocks dropped 30% and investors are reluctant to cut losses; houses can’t be sold; but gold has good liquidity, heavy positions, and unrealized gains. When brokers call for margin, they don’t ask about long-term target prices, only how much cash can be raised today. At this moment, gold is not a safe-haven asset but a cash machine.
So don’t interpret this simultaneous drop as "gold failing." The long-term logic hasn’t broken down; it’s just that short-term liquidity pressures have overridden it. The forced sale price and the asset’s true value are two different games.
#美股与金银同步大跌，避险资金流向分化 "Whale Gear Shift, Risk Appetite Cooling Down (´･_･`)"
On-chain funds are pouring cold water on market sentiment: a whale has pocketed over $100 million in long profits and then opened about 20,000 short positions on ETH, with a nominal size of approximately $44.6 million. The smart money's direction is clearly bearish (¬_¬). On the other side, a whale holding 93,000 long positions was forcibly liquidated for 36,500 positions, pushing the liquidation line lower, and leverage pressure remains unresolved. From a weekly perspective, BTC whales reduced their holdings by about 30,000 coins (around $2.52 billion), while ETH whales are increasing their positions. Large holders are shifting their portfolios and changing gears (￣▽￣).
The macro side is also uneasy: Middle East tensions are supporting oil prices, with Brent crude hovering around $114. Oil prices stick to inflation, inflation locks in limited easing space, ultimately weighing on risk assets (｡•́︿•̀｡). The 30-year US Treasury yield rose to 5.2%, a 19-year high, continuing to suppress valuations of zero-coupon assets. In the short term, don't be misled by individual short trades; focus on whether whales continue to reduce longs and increase shorts, and whether ETH support can hedge BTC selling pressure. Before the dual pressure of oil prices and interest rates is resolved, rebounds look more like position rotations rather than reversals (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧.
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#美联储官员释放加息信号，12月预期仍存分歧 Whether to raise rates in December or not, the officials themselves haven't reached a clear consensus.
The October meeting held steady, but the vote was 10 to 2—Cook and Harnack cast the two dissenting votes, advocating for an immediate hike. After the meeting, Logan directly said "at least two more 25 basis point hikes are needed," but added a condition: gradual, so as not to wreck the economy. Barkin and Musalem also sided with "gradual tightening." So the apparent consensus is "still need to tighten," with differences over how fast and how much to tighten.
Market pricing swings; CME FedWatch shows the probability of a December rate hike bouncing between 70% and 85%. Traders aren't betting on direction, but on whether officials can be convinced by the data.
Wash's stance is the most worth pondering: refusing to give any guidance for December, saying "don’t pre-judge the meeting outcome." This effectively passes the ball to inflation and employment data over the next six weeks. Q3 GDP at 3.4% is quite strong, core PCE clings at 3.1%, savings rate has dropped to 3.8%, a near four-year low, and consumer spending growth is slowing. The economy appears to hold up on the surface, but underlying buffers are thinning.
My view: the "disagreement" itself is information. If officials truly believed a December hike was certain, they wouldn’t leave such a big opening. The current state is that hawks fear inflation expectations becoming entrenched, doves fear overtightening; both sides have valid points, and no one dares to speak definitively. For the market, the most frustrating thing isn’t "hike" or "no hike," but that every piece of data before December 9 will be magnified and dissected.
#美联储官员释放加息信号，12月预期仍存分歧 Today got squeezed $TRX -0.63% | Rant summary: The huge spike was all for nothing, the short positions got squeezed like morning rush hour. This $TRX script is classic: a massive volume spike 19 times the usual first poked $0.3671, just as everyone shouted for a bull comeback, two bearish candles pickled the chasing buyers halfway up the hill, ouch, one by one. Here's the play: bias is low-long, place a light position at current price $0.3124 to test the waters, main position waits for a pullback confirmation between $0.301 and $0.306, stop loss at $0.2946. If it breaks below the seven-day floor and keeps falling, it means there aren't enough buyers to catch the fall, don't hold stubbornly; target first looks at $0.3398, if sentiment continues up then aim for $0.3635, leverage 2 to 3 times, don't get carried away. The only confidence to catch the falling knife against the downtrend is this: shorts doubled their contract positions from 14.3 million U to 28.6 million U in one day, funding rate still at -0.18%, meaning longs pay shorts every eight hours, these guys are all crowded behind the door, as long as price can breathe above $0.3006, short squeeze is easier than cutting losses. From the spike to the latest price, the drop is about 15%, friends who entered at the peak are now neither cutting losses nor holding, relying on willpower to break even; short chasers don't get cocky either, they pay to guard outside the door, I calculated the bill in the funding section for you. Seven-day trend reading the chart: from 10/24 to 10/27 honestly stuck in a small box between $0.327 and $0.332, daily volume of seven to eight million U, whole marketMaji's ETH long position is getting riskier as the price rises 😬
Maji's $ETH long position has been increased to 3,060 coins, nominally about $6.94 million, with a liquidation price of 2,217, only about $51 away from the current price. The unrealized profit on the books is $70,000, which looks pretty good, but what's more striking is: the account net value is only $310,000, total position $7.33 million, with an actual leverage of about 24x. 📉
Trade records show that from 10:33 PM last night to 11:43 AM today, he kept adding longs by 910 ETH, with the transaction price rising from 2,254 to 2,273. The more it rises, the more he adds, and the liquidation price is also being pushed up step by step. The problem is, ETH hit a low of 2,207 at 9 PM the day before yesterday — with the current position, it would have already liquidated then. 💥
In other words, as long as ETH returns to the range from the day before yesterday, this $70,000 unrealized profit is no longer a matter of "how much profit," but whether the position can survive. With high leverage, if the direction is right, it's an accelerator; if a pullback comes, it's a magnifier. ⚠️
Can he hold this time? It's not about the unrealized profit, but whether ETH is willing to stay away from 2,217. 🤔 #美联储官员释放加息信号，12月预期仍存分歧 #OKX、ICE与Trade.xyz联手，推动永续合约进入美国合规市场 #加密行业协同守护资产安全 Risks have not been cleared, they have just changed form.
The most critical factor in the current market is not sentiment, but the structural line at 76,260. It is formed by two support lows; if the daily close falls below it, there is little buffer until 73,962 below, and the defense line will turn into a vacuum.
Liquidation data does not equal a buying signal. Of the $1.347 billion liquidations, 86.68% were long positions, indicating that leverage has been concentratedly cleared; however, ETF inflows are simultaneously met with whale withdrawals and options Put hedging. Clearing only solves "who is holding on hard," not "who is taking over the position."
On-chain structure is even more worrisome: whales have turned their BTC positions net short, while ETH is the accumulation direction. "Whales bottom-fishing BTC" currently lacks market confirmation. The contraction of funds from ETH and SOL to BTC is essentially risk aversion, not recovery.
The macro dark horse remains in December. October's inaction has been priced in, but Logan's statement of "at least two rate hikes" and the post-meeting jump in December probability imply that the latter half of the interest rate path is not fully priced in, which will suppress any sustained rebound.
The options market is also voting: Put demand is 3.1 million, Call only 1.3 million, about 2.4 times. Funds are buying downside insurance rather than betting on upside. Until Put demand reverses, the so-called bottom is just an assumption.
#美联储官员释放加息信号，12月预期仍存分歧
$BTC $ETH $UNI UNI is simultaneously buying back 12 million tokens while secretly issuing 20 million more, resulting in a net increase of 8 million tokens of selling pressure over the year. What's even more extreme is that retail investors are still holding on stubbornly, with the price dropping below 6.25, yet the 30-minute long-short ratio has surged above 2.0.
All of these are leveraged longs buying the dip, with dense liquidation lines below. The main players love this kind of liquidity served on a silver platter; a simple downward push can trigger a stampede.
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👇$NEAR NEAR's buyback is purely treating retail investors like fools.
They keep shouting deflation every day, but the bought-back tokens all end up in the project team's own pockets, never actually going into the black hole. Isn't this like scooping water with a sieve? On-chain funds are withdrawing every day, and the big players have long seen through this trick.
Look at the perpetual futures side's cards; the number of short whales overwhelmingly crushes the market, with nearly 100 million U in short positions firmly pressing down the market. The project team is even leaving themselves an escape route. Holding long positions here is purely fueling others to cash out.
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👇At first glance, it looks like a whale is hedging both directions. But the reality is nearly $200 in floating losses, with HYPE down 50.25% and ETH down 24.53% in ROI. The market trend is pointing downward, yet fighting it with oversized leverage on both sides has created an extremely dangerous situation. High leverage doesn't make you a better trader. It simply makes mistakes more expensive. A 282% maintenance margin ratio on HYPE and 3,937% on ETH are serious warning signs. Liquidation risk caBTW has approximately $114 million worth of tokens unlocking on November 2. So why hasn't the market pumped ahead of this event? 👀 The market may already be pricing in the additional supply. The real question isn't how many tokens will unlock, but how many will actually enter the market as sell orders. Watch spot volume, exchange inflows, liquidity and price reaction around the unlock. Sometimes the biggest risk isn't the news itself, but how the market reacts after it becomes reality. $114M wo$BTC: Whales are buying, but the approach is fragmented
BTC spot ETFs have seen a cumulative net outflow of about $859 million over the past 6 trading days, but on-chain large holders have collectively increased their positions to about 3.03 million BTC. CryptoQuant confirms this is the fastest monthly accumulation rate since February this year. ETFs are selling, whales are buying; the directional opposition is real.
However, whales are not a monolith. On one side, a certain whale/institution has sold a total of 1,312.1 BTC (about $109 million) over the past 4 days, fully reallocating to buy 43,275 ETH, indicating capital rotation from BTC to ETH. On the other side, BTC whale positions on Hyperliquid have turned net short for the first time since March this year. Some are reallocating, some are deleveraging, some are taking positions.
More attention should be paid to U.S. government addresses. On November 1, U.S. government-related addresses transferred out a total of 6,215 BTC (about $520 million) within 32 hours, all moving into Coinbase Prime, with 3,974 BTC coming from the 2016 Bitfinex hack. Moving coins and USDT together to exchanges is an action worth a closer look. If they really intended to sell, they wouldn’t move so slowly and in batches; it looks more like a procedural preparation—but what for, the data doesn’t say, and I won’t speculate. If transfers continue, that would be a real signal.
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#BTC持续震荡，后续走势受多重因素影响 sol
In terms of news, the main pressure SOL currently faces comes from the overall decline in risk appetite in the crypto market. The geopolitical situation between the US and Iran, the US midterm elections, and recent security incidents at Binance have made capital allocation to high-volatility crypto assets more cautious. Compared to BTC, SOL is more sensitive to changes in market sentiment and liquidity, and when the market experiences concentrated sell-offs, SOL tends to show more pronounced price fluctuations.
However, the Solana network itself has not lost its long-term fundamental development prospects. The Alpenglow consensus upgrade is a recent technical catalyst worth noting, aiming to reduce transaction finality time to about 150 milliseconds, which is expected to further enhance network performance and competitiveness. But currently, the market is more focused on short-term capital flows, and the long-term expectations brought by the technical upgrade are temporarily unable to offset the immediate selling pressure.
On the capital side, SOL's institutional fund performance is worth watching. The US spot Solana ETF saw net outflows for five consecutive trading days from October 26 to 30, with a cumulative net outflow of about $71.4 million. Among them, $27.7 million was withdrawn on October 29 alone, and $10.8 million continued to flow out on October 30. This indicates that funds previously entering the SOL ETF are showing signs of retreat, and institutional buying is temporarily insufficient to support sustained price increases $CORE This 20x short position opened at 0.01432, now priced at 0.01338, with an unrealized profit of 131%. Compared to the previous aggressive trades, this move is a “long-term gradual decline to form a bottom” — the 4-hour chart slid from 0.01838 down to 0.01301, and the 1-hour chart also shows consecutive bearish candles, currently down 1.10% intraday, consolidating at a low level.
In terms of pattern, the 4-hour VWAP (0.01401) and 1-hour VWAP (0.01352) still press down from above, with price moving just below the moving averages, indicating the trend has not reversed. But note the details: after the 4-hour bottom test at 0.01301, there was a lower shadow; the 1-hour chart shows volume contraction and sideways movement between 0.01301-0.01338, with shrinking candle bodies, signaling a weakening downward momentum. The resistance zone at 0.0135-0.0140 (VWAP dense area) remains strong; failure to reclaim it means bears still control the pace.
Order book reveals chip restructuring: above, 180K-185K large sell orders cluster at 0.01340-0.01344 (layered selling pressure), while below, 200K-234K solid buy orders accumulate at 0.01334-0.01337, with a slight bullish bias at 54%:46%. This “heavy resistance above, thick support below” low-level structure, combined with a positive funding rate (0.01%), suggests not an extreme short squeeze but rather a tug-of-war between bears taking profits and bulls probing to catch the dip. The 1-hour chart’s long upper shadow at 0.01565 followed by a pullback also indicates persistent selling pressure from trapped longs above.
A 131% gain at 20x leverage is a comfortable cushion, but the main downtrend (0.01838→0.01301) has completed, now entering the final phase of “low-level sideways consolidation + weak rebound.” The key level is the previous low at 0.01301: breaking it opens space down to 0.0125; holding it likely triggers a rebound testing the 1-hour VWAP (0.01352). At the end of the short position, avoid stubbornness — it’s recommended to lock in most profits above 0.01301, leaving a very light position to bet on a break below; if volume surges and price climbs above 0.01352, close the short immediately to prevent a low-level stop hunt. The final stage of a long-term short position is about “decisive profit realization.”#苹果新CEO迎来iPhone18首份成绩单 First, let's look at the data: The iPhone 18 Pro series sold nearly 1.3 million units in its first week, a year-on-year growth of 12% to 15% against the trend. In the first two weeks, sales exceeded 2.5 million units, setting a new high for the same period in nearly three years; the latest W43 weekly sales chart shows the top five spots are all iPhones, with the Pro Max dominating at 724,000 units in a single week.
The key point is—the starting price increased by 1000 yuan (Pro starts directly at 9999 yuan), yet sales did not drop but rose. The foldable screen iPhone Duo even received a 30% increase in orders.
Many people focus only on Apple itself, but I am more concerned about what’s behind it.
This generation of iPhone is the first to use QLC flash memory at scale. The storage cost for the 256GB version surged nearly 400% year-on-year. The proportion of storage cost in the total material cost of the device has jumped from about 10% a year ago to 34%. Even Apple itself said in its financial report, "We have never seen component prices rise at this magnitude and speed."
The terminal price is rising, and sales are still increasing, indicating that demand is genuinely strong, not a bubble created by price cuts.
High-end models all start at 256GB and go up to 2TB, with single-device storage capacity increasing continuously, which is a solid driver for NAND demand; even Apple, the world's most powerful buyer, has to accept the storage manufacturers' prices. The supply-demand tightness is obvious without me having to say more. The smartphone side is just a microcosm of the consumer end.$WET This is a 20x short position opened at 0.06158, currently priced at 0.05634, with an unrealized profit of 170%. This move is a "one-sided gradual decline" from the high of 0.06738. The 1-hour VWAP (0.05641) and 30-minute VWAP (0.05625) are firmly capping the price, which has been stepping down steadily, reaching a low of 0.05518, and now holding sideways at 0.05632, slightly up +0.62% intraday, seemingly showing signs of a halt in the decline.
However, the most concerning factor is the inverted funding rate: -0.01140% with 2.8 hours countdown. Negative funding means shorts are paying longs, indicating crowded short positions. This combination of "gradual decline + negative funding rate + low-level sideways consolidation" often signals a short squeeze coming. On the order book, there is a large sell order of 102K at 0.05639 above, and a support of 55K+ at 0.05630-0.05632 below, with a tight long-short ratio of 53%:47%. On the surface, there is resistance and support, but the support at the bottom is repeatedly tested at low levels, which tends to erode long traders' confidence.
A 170% profit at 20x leverage is a solid cushion, but the main downtrend segment (0.06738→0.05518) has completed, and now it has entered the final phase of "neither falling nor rising" stagnation. The key level to watch is the previous low at 0.05518: breaking below it opens the downside space (targeting 0.053-0.054), while holding it likely leads to a rebound testing the VWAP (0.0564-0.0566). At the end of the short position, don't be greedy—negative funding and low-level sideways movement mean the biggest risk is a sudden spike upward to shake out shorts. Lock in most profits above 0.05518, keep a very light position to bet on a breakdown; if volume pushes above 0.0566, close the short position immediately. The final stage of the short trade is about the discipline of "not trying to make the last penny."Brother Sun @justinsuntron really got caught in the crossfire this time.
I was wondering why $TRX shot up with a big bullish candle on Binance @binance the day it got hacked,
turns out the hacker swapped 234 million $USDT for 638 million $TRX on SunSwap before Tether froze the funds.
Speaking of which, stablecoins can be frozen, but can $TRX be frozen?
If not, having such a huge pile hanging overhead is a bit risky.25 dollars isn't even enough to cover the fee for a single spot trade; this is probably the quietest yet most heartbreaking sentence I've heard recently. Have you ever had moments when your account is full of coins, but your heart feels empty? I paused for a few seconds when I saw this post. It was raining in Chongqing, the first day of delivering food, cold, but he said he didn't feel cold inside. Spot positions are fully loaded, unwilling to touch futures anymore, emotions are so exhausted that there's no desire to explain. This isn't just one person's state; it's a reflection of many in this cycle: not the kind of pain from crashing losses, but a dull, lazy fatigue. Breaking it down, this post hides several signals: - Emotional aspect: fully loaded spot positions and refusal to trade futures indicate a retreat in leverage willingness, the crowd sliding from "wanting to take a risk" to "just wanting to lie down" - Micro experience: earning 25 dollars from a single food delivery, while the cost of one on-chain or futures interaction might swallow it up, this contrast discourages marginal participants - Narrative aspect: $ETH and $BCH are casually tagged, more out of habit than driven by new stories My own understanding is that the market is no longer trading direction but patience. Those fully loaded on spot don't lack positions; they lack reasons to keep believing; those refusing futures aren't bearish but afraid of being taught by volatility again. In this phase, FOMO recedes, hesitation grows, narratives start to fatigue, and prices often don't rise on good news but grind up as selling pressure dries up. The slightly bullish path is: when leverage willingness retreats to this extent, it often means floating positions have been mostly washed out; once real new inflows enter, the rebound will be quick and light because the upside... The most surreal scene yesterday: on one side, people were shouting that Binance was finished, while on the other, the withdrawal page was being restored one by one.
At 12:36 on November 1st, 15 networks were opened. By 15:30 in the afternoon, $4.649 billion was withdrawn, $1.01 billion was recharged, with a net outflow of $3.64 billion. Sounds scary, but the total pool is $171 billion — this move only shifted 2.1%.
In simple terms, out of 170 billion, 3.64 billion was moved.
$BTC and $USDT were not emptied; what was moved was patience. The real focus should be on the PoR report on November 2nd.$BTC SanDisk: Exceeded market expectations, but not the buyers' expectations.
Let's clarify the numbers first. Revenue 11.03 billion, market expectation 10.74 billion; EPS 49.51, expectation 46.73; gross margin 85.1%, expectation 84.9%. All exceeded, but not by a large margin. The mid-point guidance for next quarter is 12.4 billion, higher than the consensus expectation of 12.08 billion, but significantly lower than the buyers' "whisper expectation" of 13.55 billion represented by Goldman Sachs. The market pricing anchor is the latter, not the former.
The real blow comes from Kioxia. This partner sharing wafer fabs with SanDisk issued profit guidance far below expectations and warned that AI-driven flash price increases are cooling down: NAND average price rose 70% last quarter, only 25% this quarter. Storage stocks are now trading not on "whether prices will rise," but on "how fast they will rise." Once the second derivative slows, valuations must be recalculated. Intel's PC shipment warning has spread panic, dragging down the storage sector.
The stock split effective November 19, with post-split trading on the 20th, does not change market capitalization itself, but at a point where positive news has been fully priced in, it became a pretext for short-term funds to withdraw. Solid performance, but expectations are loosening. This correction won't end in a day; wait until guidance is re-anchored to talk again.Still awake, continuing to analyze data. Let me ask first: Without this round of liquidation cooling down, would the chips be clean? I don't think so.
On the surface, liquidations have indeed cooled off, but the direction isn't unified: in 4 hours, shorts accounted for 6.99 million, but in 12 hours it reversed, with longs at 34.13 million. Short-term bears just took over, while long-term bulls haven't fully exited. 🔍
Looking deeper, the number of large holders is one-sided: SOL large holders ratio is 3.41, ZEC only 1.04, yet the overall network long-short ratio is 48.12 to 51.88, nearly half and half. The crowded direction among holders and the overall market direction are completely different. 👀
BTC large holders ratio is 2.44, but position ratio only 1.65 — many holders but fewer positions, more shouting but less holding. SOL positions increased by 5.06% in one day, the strongest among the four coins, but its large holders ratio is also the most crowded; the more positions increase, the more crowded the holders get.
Institutions haven't moved either: CME's BTC positions are 8.81 billion, only changed by 0.42%. With holders so crowded, institutional positions remain fixed; retail holders crowd one direction, institutions don't follow.
ZEC large holders ratio is only 1.04, position ratio 1.35 — few holders and no position following, opposite to SOL where one is crowded and the other empty. Chips are split into two extremes.
Three mismatches: liquidation directions aren't unified, large holder numbers conflict with overall market direction, SOL positions surge while holders get more crowded. Don't bottom-fish just because liquidation numbers cooled; until the large holders ratio drops, chasing in is just carrying others' chairs. I'll wait for that Monday morning private manufacturing data to land before commenting. 😏#闪迪业绩超预期并宣布拆股，股价跌逾13% $SNDK
SanDisk's earnings report would be explosive if it were any other company, but for itself, it's "not explosive enough."
Brothers, SanDisk's Q1 revenue is 11.03 billion, up 378% year-over-year, EPS 49.51, gross margin 85%, all exceeding Wall Street consensus expectations, and it also casually announced a 1-for-8 stock split and a 5 billion buyback. The report card has no flaws, right? Yet the stock price still dropped 18% in two days, closing at 1150 on Friday. The issue isn't how many points it scored, but whether it can score higher in the next subject.
The next quarter guidance midpoint is 12.4 billion, higher than market consensus but far below the 13.5 billion that buyers privately bet on. That Goldman Sachs number is what institutions really want to see. Plus, Kioxia—SanDisk's wafer fab partner—gave a disappointing profit outlook, directly saying NAND price increases are cooling down: last quarter NAND prices rose 70%, this quarter only 25%. The second derivative turns down, and stocks priced on the assumption that "the curve will only get steeper" have to take a hit. Intel's PC shipment warning added another blow.
The stock split is not bad news; the 1-for-8 split is just to lower the threshold, but placed at a time when all good news has been priced in, it becomes an excuse for profit-taking. Earnings aren't bad, expectations are. This kind of correction won't finish in a day, don't rush to catch it.$APR This is a 20x long position, with a base position at 0.05387, marked price at 0.06183, and unrealized profit soaring to 295%. Compared to the previous chart's 263%, the price has slightly risen, but the market sentiment has changed—from a "rally then pullback test" to a "half-dead sideways movement below the moving average," a frustrating scenario.
In terms of pattern, after the long bullish candle at 0.07774 peaked, a large bearish candle smashed the market. Now the 30-minute and 1-hour candlesticks are all stuck below the VWAP (0.06664/0.06500). The price is moving sideways at 0.0619, slightly up +0.16% intraday, seemingly stabilizing but actually not even touching back to the moving averages. This "high-level trapped + low-level sideways" structure is the most patience-draining for bulls, with the 0.065-0.066 area above becoming a heavy resistance zone.
Order book details reveal "weakened support": on the 30-minute chart, sell orders above 0.06192-0.06196 are sparse (1K-20K), and on the 1-hour chart, sell pressure above 0.06191-0.06195 is only a few tens of thousands; however, large buy orders still support the bottom at 0.06189 (173K) and 0.06187 (260K). Although there appears to be support below, if the support orders are repeatedly tested without price rising, it becomes a "bull trap exhaustion battle." Bulls and bears are deadlocked between 0.0618-0.0619, with buyers no longer aggressive and sellers not dumping heavily—a typical cold treatment after a high-level pullback.
A 295% unrealized profit at 20x leverage is a solid cushion, but the main upward phase (0.05270→0.07774) has ended, and now it’s in a "pullback and sideways" phase. The core logic: unable to reclaim the 1-hour VWAP (0.065), bulls remain passive. If the support at 0.06187-0.06189 holds, there may be a weak rebound; once broken, the next target below is 0.058-0.059, and unrealized profits will quickly retract.
In terms of operation, the 295% profit has entered the "profit self-lock" stage—do not chase the tail-end oscillations. If support holds, keep a very light position to bet on a VWAP rebound; if it breaks below 0.0618, lock in most of the profits immediately. The platform’s limit price protection reminder is still active; this coin’s price spikes are very fast, and at 20x leverage, luck is not enough—decisive active profit-taking is key at the end.$BTC BTC is sideways at 77,000, the direction hasn't emerged yet, don't rush to take sides.
Current price is around 77,800, down 7.3% in October, with a monthly low of 76,314. Resistance is between 80,000 and 82,000; only breaking above this range indicates improved momentum. Support is critical between 74,000 and 76,000; if broken, more bearish voices will emerge.
Money is fighting: Spot ETF outflows hit 640 million in a single day, setting a monthly record; on-chain large holders increased their positions to 3.03 million coins, the fastest monthly accumulation since February. ETFs are selling, whales are buying, the price will decide who's right.
Three variables line up in November: the 3rd midterm elections, the 6th non-farm payrolls, and tech earnings reports interspersed. If non-farm payrolls are strong, interest rate expectations tighten, putting pressure on BTC; if weak, recession trades will also be unfavorable.
One piece of advice: don't fully load your position before the range breaks. Whether 75,000 holds is more important than guessing the direction. Bitwise boldly predicts: $BTC will reach 1.6 million USD by 2036. Based on the current 77,000, that's about 20 times 🚀. Brothers, don't get too excited yet; I've been trading for ten years and have seen too many long-term calls 😅. In 2021, someone called for 1 million, but it later dropped to 15,500; in 2022, some said it would never come back, yet it surged to 126,000 again. Predictions are opinions, not contracts 📉📈.
Bitwise is launching an ETF and has business motives to be bullish, which is normal. But is 20 times in ten years outrageous? From 3,000 in 2018 to 69,000 in 2021 is about 23 times; history is there, so it's not a fantasy 🤔. The real challenge is the process: several deep bear markets, consecutive halving cuts—can your position and mindset hold up 💪?
So, don't take the 2036 number as a reason to buy today. Position sizing, timing, and risk control are the tickets to making it to that day 🎯. Just listen to predictions, but you are responsible for your own account 🧠. #美联储官员释放加息信号，12月预期仍存分歧 #加密行业协同守护资产安全 Data is hot, but stock prices are cold🧊
South Korea's chip exports in October surged 259% year-on-year, reaching $56.4 billion in a single month, with semiconductors almost solely supporting foreign trade. Clickbait headlines have already started shouting "The super cycle never sleeps"🚀. But looking at the market: the more explosive the news about SNDK, Micron, and Hynix, the weaker their stock prices have been these past two days📉.
This isn't a sudden fundamental shift, but a matter of trading rhythm. Export data is a rearview mirror; stock prices are the early vote🗳️. Shortages, price hikes, and cycle reversals—if these have already been priced in by capital, then even bigger positive news later might only serve to "sell off"📦.
The super cycle might be real, but "real" doesn't mean "buy now." A good story and a good buying point are often not the same thing. Chasing at the top profits emotions but loses principal💸. When narrative and price clash, I prefer to respect price because money doesn't lie👀.
So the question is yours: do you trust the explosive data, or the falling stock prices? Which do you believe more?🤔$BTC US stocks, gold, and silver all fell together; it's not that safe-haven assets failed, but that funds have been stratified.
Last Friday, the Nasdaq dropped 2.86%, the S&P 500 fell 1.82%, gold declined 3.5%, and silver plunged 6%. The traditional "stocks down, gold up" scenario did not play out.
There are two reasons. First, the probability of a rate hike in December remains around 78%, keeping real interest rates suppressing non-interest-bearing assets. Second, the tech stock crash triggered margin calls, causing institutions to prioritize selling gold to exchange for dollars to cover leverage; silver, due to its smaller market size and higher volatility, fell even harder.
Safe-haven funds haven't exited the market; they've just shifted location: into the dollar and short-term debt. U.S. Treasuries hedge economic risk, gold hedges dollar credit risk, and today the market worries about the AI bubble and liquidity, not the dollar system.
Watch two signals: when U.S. Treasury real yields turn, and when leveraged selling pressure clears. Until these two reverse, don't rush to bottom-fish. The Base mainnet Denim upgrade is scheduled for November 5 at 18:00 UTC. After activation, the block production will change from 1 block every 2 seconds to 5 full 200ms blocks per second. Nodes must upgrade to v1.5.1 before this; the Sepolia testnet switched on October 21. Developers should pay attention to “time”: block.number will increase at 10 times the speed, while block.timestamp will still count in whole seconds. Any logic that converts block numbers to durations (time locks, cooldown periods, token releases, governance voting periods) will have actual durations reduced to one-tenth. For example, a 1-hour period set as 1,800 blocks at 2 seconds per block will end in about 6 minutes after the upgrade. Constants hardcoded in non-upgradable contracts cannot be changed afterward. Flashblocks will be disabled simultaneously; services relying on the "pending" tag or newFlashblocks subscriptions need to switch to standard interfaces like newHeads and logs. Horizen stated that its L3 settlement on Base cannot keep up with this change and will cease operation; the cross-chain bridge will close at 13:00 UTC on November 4. From a backend developer’s perspective, I will first identify all code that uses block.number for timing, change upgradable ones to block.timestamp, and then test the indexer on Sepolia. Denim goes live on Base mainnet Nov 5 at 18:0 #US stocks and gold & silver plunge simultaneously, safe-haven funds diverge $BTC
US stocks, gold, and silver all crashed together, and safe-haven funds have become selective
Brothers, last Friday all assets took a dive. The Nasdaq dropped 2.86%, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunged 7 points, gold fell 3.5% in a day, and silver plummeted 6%. Stocks, gold, and silver all buried together, the scene was quite scary.
But the logic is not complicated: tech stocks exploded, institutions needed to top up margin, what’s easiest to sell? Gold. It has risen so much this year and has good liquidity; if not gold, then what else? So gold hasn’t lost its safe-haven attribute; it’s just being used as an ATM.
So where did the safe-haven funds go? US dollar cash and short-term US Treasuries. The money hasn’t disappeared; it just chose a place that pays interest to sit. Gold doesn’t yield interest, so until the rate hike expectations cool down, its priority is lower.
In short: don’t think it’s a gold bargain just because it dropped. Until the leveraged selling pressure is fully released, cash is more reliable than faith.$ETH Bearish: The elevator keeps dropping five floors without closing the door, yet the shorts are still paying the electricity bill
On Friday, ETH spot ETF saw a single-day net outflow of about $156 million, with continuous withdrawals for five days from October 26 to 30 totaling about $431 million, and a total outflow of about $1.6 billion in October, stickier and longer than Bitcoin's single-day sell-off
Current price is $2269.5, up slightly 0.79% in 24 hours, with a trading volume of about $129 million. The market looks like it's taking a breather, but institutions are still moving out on the ledger
The perpetual market is even more twisted, with ETH shorts paying funding rates, while Bitcoin longs are paying instead. The leverage sides have already diverged, so don't mistake the slight rise as a signal of inflow
The Fed rate is held at 3.75% to 4%, with December rate hike pricing still above 70%. Under this macro environment, the ETH sell-off wave won't end quickly, and liquidity tightening will cause the pullback to hit first.Don't be fooled by the market's divergence; as long as inflation remains high, Bitcoin and Ethereum won't find it easy.
On one side, Fed officials are making tough statements, not ruling out consecutive rate hikes; on the other, the market is quietly lowering the probability of rate hikes. This tug-of-war is the biggest constraint on Bitcoin right now. Core PCE is stuck at 3.1%, inflation hasn't been brought down, and the hawkish stance is not just verbal deterrence.
Bitcoin and Ethereum are liquidity assets, most sensitive to interest rate expectations. With the probability of rate hikes hanging above 70%, capital dares not enter the market aggressively. Every Bitcoin rebound is just a game of easing expectations; Ethereum's ecosystem leverage is even denser, so if the non-farm payrolls exceed expectations and strengthen, rate hike expectations will rise again, and Ethereum will be the first to face concentrated liquidation.
Everyone is waiting for the November 6 non-farm payroll data. This data is the switch: if employment is strong, the Fed will hike rates, and Bitcoin and Ethereum will come under direct pressure; if employment weakens, BTC and ETH will get a brief breathing window.
Don't bet on the Fed suddenly turning. Officials have made their stance clear, keeping the option to continue tightening. This current volatility is not a buildup, but capital watching and hedging. Don't heavily bet on the upside; in a divergent market, the margin for error is very small, and one mistake can lead to deep losses.
$BTC $ETH #美联储官员释放加息信号，12月预期仍存分歧 The "decentralization" of DOGE basically does not hold at the physical layer; this is my conclusion after reviewing the hash rate distribution.
Let's look at the numbers first. F2Pool accounts for about 36% of the blocks, ViaBTC about 23%, AntPool about 18%, and the top three combined make up 77%, far exceeding the 60% threshold. Out of more than 50,000 blocks in one quarter, only two did not have merged mining marks. In other words $ETH long-short ratio smashed to 97 to 3, Bitfinex is full of stubborn longs, and the bid-ask spread has directly widened by 5 times.
What's even more extreme is that a whale just closed 170 million worth of long positions and conveniently opened 20,000 short contracts at 2280.
Big players are quietly flipping to short, while retail investors are still holding on with full leverage.
With such heavy pressure, as soon as the order book is pulled down even a little, it will immediately trigger a chain reaction of forced liquidations. The bears here don't even need to try hard to smash the price; just the longs stepping on each other can create a big pit.
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👇Perpetuals entering the US: progress made, but not launched yet.
On October 29, ICE and Trade.xyz signed an agreement, with ICE exclusively operating trading and clearing and making a strategic investment, OKX distributing through a joint venture, and licenses pending approval. The product covers crypto, stocks, indices, commodities, and forex, with retail trading 24/7. Druckenmiller invested.
The key sentence: pending regulatory approval. The market is honest too; HYPE surged 13% then closed down 4.42%, OKB remained flat. The direction is bullish, but the timing isn't right yet. Watch the CFTC. See you at the open. $BTC #OKX, ICE, and Trade.xyz join forces to promote perpetual contracts entering the US regulated market
Want perpetual contracts to enter the US? ICE holds the door, but the key hasn't arrived yet
Brothers, on October 29, ICE signed with Trade.xyz to push Hyperliquid's perpetual contracts into the US regulated market. ICE exclusively handles trading and clearing, invested some money for a minority stake; OKX operates through a joint venture company for retail clients, license still pending. Crypto, stocks, commodities, forex all available, 24/7. Druckenmiller also said he invested and plans to use it.
But remember: signing doesn't mean it's live. ICE's announcement clearly states "pending regulatory approval." The market reflects this: HYPE surged 13% then closed down 4.42%, OKB barely moved. Early runners have already exited, don't chase now. $BTC *Bitcoin treasury company shareholders speak the truth: what they want is the stock price, not BTC*
BritishHodl October 29 vote: among those holding treasury stocks like Strategy, *61.5% chose to optimize stock price, only 18.6% chose BTC content per share.*
Ironically, the treasury narrative sells "more BTC per share," Saylor's BTC Yield follows this logic, but shareholders just want: *the price to go up.*
What drives the stock price up? Premium. Premium depends on newcomers paying over $1 to buy $1 worth of coins. CorpStacking stats: 47 treasury companies, 29 have mNAV over 1, median 0.87, Strategy is also 0.87.
Essentially, what you buy is not BTC, but BTC beta with dilution, management costs, and preferred shares ahead. If you want BTC, better buy BTC directly. $CAP pump coin, don't bother looking, the pumpers didn't catch the big fish and still refuse to let go, wait for it to be halved before shorting.