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After $HYPE recovered losses over the weekend, today it seems more like it's consolidating around 75–77, with a bullish bias seeing it as digestion before the rate decision, not a bearish reversal.
24h change is about −0.85%, with a high/low around 77.6/75.0, showing slightly more resilience compared to ETH. On-chain: HYPE perpetual daily nominal is about 280 million U, OI about 1.58 billion U; protocol perpetuals total about 3.84 billion, TVL about 8.19 billion. Buybacks have not stopped—Aid Fund bought about 13,000 tokens/~996,000 U on 10/25, holding about 48.27 million tokens; October revenue so far is about 53.49 million, with daily pace still aiming for the 60 million threshold.
Before the FOMC, will you wait for it to break above 80, or continue consolidating between 75–78? Feel free to share your thoughts.
$HYPE
Just personal observation, not investment advice. #本周将公布10月FOMC利率决议 $HYPE The Ethereum Foundation still chooses the most trafficked selling method: openly selling during market pullbacks 🫠
Its associated address 0x5CB…22059 sold 2,785 ETH via Cowswap two hours ago, worth 6.42 million USD; this is another sell-off by the foundation's associated entity following the $ETH deposit on 10.12, when the coin price was still $2534, now down nearly 9%
Wallet address 0x5CBC6299faB3320E7758ac97fd4CA45E5B722059"Floating loss of 22.78 million but still calm? The big short's trump card is 'holding on' (￣▽￣)"
This whale has cumulatively earned over $180 million, with another $25.22 million gained in the last 24 hours; currently, the combined floating loss on BTC, ETH, and SOL short positions is 22.78 million USD, approximately 12.06 million, 4.76 million, and 5.95 million respectively. Despite facing headwinds, the real focus is on position size.
He is short 2,637 BTC, nominal $210 million, 5x leverage, average price 76,327; short 106,400 ETH, nominal $250 million, 5x leverage, average price 2,322; short 720,000 SOL, nominal $73.87 million, 7x leverage, average price 94.3. Total nominal value is $530 million, a top-tier short hasn't fled (・ω・)ノ
The key lies in the liquidation price: BTC around 140,000, ETH 3,838, SOL 316, still far from current prices, making it hard for short-term volatility to force him out. Low leverage buys room, floating loss buys time; he is betting on 'time for price,' not immediate profit or loss (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧
So although there are whale short positions pressuring from above, the real risk isn't the current floating loss but whether prices will continue pushing toward liquidation zones. Whether to follow or not, don't just focus on profit and loss numbers, first look at position management. Copying trades is fine, but first copy risk control (￣▽￣)
$BTC $ETH $SOL
#本周将公布10月FOMC利率决议 When I show newcomers this kind of news, I first ask: Did you buy fund shares, or a “coin” that has an independent price? The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has approved the world’s first tokenized funds offered to the public to be traded on licensed virtual asset trading platforms in the secondary market. Two existing recognized tokenized money market funds have started 24/7 trading today.
My judgment is that this is a substantial progress in the trading method for compliant funds, but it should not be directly interpreted as a positive for the entire token market. What changes is how shares are transferred, not that the underlying assets suddenly generate more returns.
📌 Using these two funds to explain a basic concept: subscription and redemption are entering or exiting according to fund rules; secondary market trading is the transfer of shares between investors. If the buyer’s price is higher than the fund’s net asset value, the extra amount paid is a premium. This is a mechanism example and does not mean these two funds have already shown a premium.
A common misconception among newcomers is equating “money market funds” with “transaction prices that do not fluctuate.” The underlying returns and purchase price are two different things; 24/7 trading increases operation time but does not change the fund’s asset nature. Also, the SFC said it monitors trading and will consider expanding the scope in due course, not that all products have been approved.
What else don’t you understand: why might the on-exchange trading price of these tokenized funds differ from the fund’s net asset value? Leave a comment, and I’ll continue to explain.#France's 10-year government bond yield surpasses US bonds for the first time since 2013 What does this mean? It means lending money to France now yields higher interest than lending to the US, which is the first time since 2013. On October 22, France's 10-year government bond yield surged directly to 5.14%, hitting a new high since 2002. The key point is not just that it rose, but that it actually surpassed the US Treasury bonds of the same maturity for the first time! The yield spread between French and German government bonds also widened to 175 basis points, a 15-year high. Although Moody's maintained its rating, the outlook remains "negative." Let me translate the plain meaning behind this: Previously, everyone thought France was a solid developed country, so lending to it was very safe. Now? The market thinks France's fiscal deficit is too severe, budget negotiations have become a mess, and politics are unstable. People fear France might not be able to repay or that the money might lose value, so they demand higher interest to lend to it. Think about it, even the credit of core European countries is being questioned like this, which is definitely a huge landmine for traditional financial markets. My personal view: This is a typical sign of a "sovereign credit crisis." The big money from Wall Street and Europe is the most timid; at the slightest sign of trouble, they immediately run away. They sell off French government bonds and switch to buying US and German bonds for safety. What is this called? This is a renewed tightening of global liquidity. Now, with the macro environment already hanging on the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision, if the European bond market stirs up more trouble, the high interest rates will bring financingFrom 1950 to 2022, within one year after midterm elections, the S&P 500 has always risen. According to the analogy of carving a mark on a boat to find a sword, after the election on November 3rd this time, the US stock market index is still very likely to rise.
But this doesn't mean it will keep rising continuously; there will be declines in between, and it will eventually rise back, so overall it counts as an increase. If the US stock market continues to rise, Bitcoin will also follow. Could the 57,800 this year really be the historical bottom?
I can't agree with that. At least for Bitcoin at 80,000, I can't pull the trigger. Doubling to 160,000 would be the top, and halving to 40,000 is also possible. With this kind of risk-reward ratio and odds, I'll stay calm and take it step by step, no rush.To be honest, I used to easily mishear "regulatory approval" as "market is coming," with only the fear of missing out in my mind. Later, I realized that a step forward in regulation doesn't mean my position should rush forward.
The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has approved the world's first tokenized funds offered to the public to conduct secondary trading on licensed virtual asset trading platforms. Two existing recognized tokenized money market funds are now available for 24/7 trading starting today.
I see this as a positive for product channels, not a reason to add leverage on contracts. The first batch mainly consists of money market funds, which cannot be directly pushed as overall demand growth for the entire crypto space; 24/7 trading extends trading hours, which can easily make office workers mistake "always tradable" for "always an opportunity." This atmosphere feels somewhat familiar.
I now stick to two rules: don't use regulatory news as a switch to add leverage; first understand the underlying assets and trading rules before considering participation. Have you ever misread "approval" as a market signal? Would you be willing to share a rule to avoid chasing news?* Confirmed: SK Hynix will hold its Q3 earnings conference call on October 28 (Wednesday) at 9 AM Korea time. The press release will be issued before 9 AM, along with the announcement of expanded shareholder return measures.
* Not confirmed: Korean media reports suggest the company may distribute a special dividend of about 16 trillion KRW, possibly funded by proceeds from the sale/disposal of its Kioxia investment. The company has only confirmed that it is "evaluating multiple shareholder return options" without confirming any amount or form.
* Existing plan: SK Hynix previously announced a buyback and cancellation of about 40 trillion KRW in treasury shares and plans to allocate over 50% of cumulative free cash flow from 2025 to 2027 for dividends, buybacks, or cancellations.
Market impact interpretation:
* If the official plan approaches "16 trillion KRW special dividend + existing buyback and cancellation," it would be clearly bullish for SK Hynix in the short term and help stabilize Korean semiconductor valuations.
* If it only reiterates the existing 40 trillion KRW plan without additional cash returns, since the market has already anticipated this, it may result in a "buy the rumor, sell the news" scenario.
* For NVDA, TSMC, and SOXL, what really matters are HBM shipments, pricing, HBM4 progress, 2027 order visibility, and capital expenditures in the earnings report; shareholder returns mainly support SK Hynix’s stock price and cannot alone prove a renewed acceleration in AI demand. Therefore, SK Hynix’s strength against the trend today partly reflects bets on the October 28 shareholder return announcement $ZEC liquidity has shown marginal improvement, but signals are mixed and do not yet indicate a trend reversal.
ETF stop the bleeding: Last week saw a net inflow of $41.1 million, ending three consecutive weeks of outflows, but only recovering about 29% of the previous $143 million loss. ETFs currently hold about 3.4% of ZEC's supply.
On-chain divergence: A whale withdrew coins to accumulate (814.7 ZEC withdrawn on October 20, approximately $1.03 million), but longs on the derivatives side are clearly under pressure, with about $10.03 million in long liquidations over 24 hours compared to only $3.99 million in shorts.
Key levels: Currently around $1,190, with support between $1,175–$1,100 and resistance at $1,214 (20-day moving average). The next catalyst is the NU7 upgrade around November 5.
Summary: Institutional funds are replenishing, leveraged longs are being liquidated, and ZEC is in a "stop-the-bleeding observation period," not a confirmed reversal phase.
#本周将公布10月FOMC利率决议 #三星Q3利润预增近8倍，完整财报即将揭晓 Samsung's preliminary Q3 results are quite explosive: operating profit of 107.4 trillion KRW (about $80.2 billion), a year-on-year surge of 782.5%, breaking the 100 trillion KRW mark in a single quarter for the first time; revenue of 195 trillion KRW, up 126.6% year-on-year. However, revenue was slightly below expectations, and within this 107 trillion profit, the semiconductor division is expected to contribute 107 trillion, while the mobile and consumer electronics divisions each lost about 0.6 trillion KRW.
The core driver is memory: HBM4 shipments in the quarter increased nearly 50% quarter-on-quarter, with HBM4 sales expected to account for over 50% of total HBM sales starting Q3; DRAM and NAND prices continued to rise quarter-on-quarter, with HBM4's average price expected to increase 100%–150% year-on-year next year. Samsung has also completed HBM4 deliveries to Nvidia's Vera Rubin platform, gaining a technological lead during the window period.
But note two divergences: while the earnings report is explosive, Samsung's stock price has fallen 36% from its June peak, as the market believes the high profits have already been priced in, and what investors are really waiting for is evidence of how long the favorable conditions can last. Additionally, losses in the mobile business and exchange losses caused by the won's appreciation partially offset the quality of the profits.
The key points of the full earnings report on October 29 are not the profit figures themselves, but rather: the supply and demand outlook for 2027, how much new LTA long-term agreements have been added, and whether shareholder return plans will be increased. These three factors will determine whether the stock price can climb out of the "good news fully priced in" pit.$BTC has broken 80,000, short-term bearish, but don't chase shorts.
The market has changed
BTC fell below 80,000 over the weekend, hitting a low of 79,226 USD, with a rebound blocked at 80,900-81,000. 80,000 has turned from support into resistance.
Suppressing factors
· ETF outflows: On October 22, a single-day outflow of 635.6 million, totaling 774 million over two days, offsetting over 70% of early-week inflows
· Retail buyers stepping in, whales retreating: Net inflow from retail to exchanges doubled from 5.5 billion to 10.75 billion, while whales dropped from 5.9 billion to 3.8 billion
Avoid being overly bearish
Whales have not concentrated their selling; exchange inflows are decreasing, not increasing. Peter Schiff's target of 75,000 is the next level to watch, which is also where whale accumulation might resume.
Key price levels
Direction Trigger Target
Continue downtrend Stay below 79,200 78,000-78,600, extreme case 75,000
Recovery rebound Reclaim and hold above 81,000 Relieve liquidation pressure, 82,000 marks reversal
Trading strategy
Do not chase shorts below 80,000. The bearish scenario is partially priced in; chasing shorts near 79,000 has poor risk-reward. Wait for a volume break below 79,200 to confirm short-term bearishness, or reclaim 81,000 to invalidate the breakdown. Around 75,000 is the level to consider scaling in.
In short: The breakdown happened, but don't take the wrong side when emotions are at their peak.
#本周将公布10月FOMC利率决议 I imagined a price interview: $100 gets you a suit, but $99.96 means you have to explain a gap in your work history. Even though it's just a few cents difference, the treatment feels like a different person 😂
Hyperliquid perpetual public market shows $SOL just dropped below $100, currently at $99.96, down 2.37% in 24 hours, with a trading volume of about $102 million and an open interest of about $551 million. What I care more about is the contrast: the price is going down, but the funding rate is still positive, at 0.0013% per hour, which annualizes to about 11%. This means longs are still paying holding costs, so "price drop" doesn't directly equal "longs have exited"; plus, this is data from a single platform and can't be used to represent the entire market.
My judgment: compared to the integer break, the subsequent changes in funding rate and open interest carry more information. Would you choose to watch the funding rate or the open interest? In this interview, do you check the payroll or the roster first? Looking at SK Hynix's latest earnings report, I want to hear more about the collaboration behind HBM4.
Hynix previously announced cooperation with TSMC to develop HBM4, involving the use of advanced logic process technology to manufacture the base wafers. This change is worth pondering: as HBM moves forward, competition increasingly depends on the coordination between memory, logic process, and customer systems.
For Hynix, this is an opportunity. If the product is more deeply involved in customer design, procurement won't just be about price comparison. Customers wanting to switch suppliers also need to consider the costs of re-verification and adaptation. This kind of business interests me more than simply waiting for storage prices to rise.
But the deeper the cooperation, the more delivery tests coordination ability. Having memory ready doesn't mean the logic wafers, packaging, and the entire system can all be ready simultaneously. If any link slows down, the final revenue recognition may also be delayed.
Therefore, the phrase "strong demand" in the earnings report is no longer enough to excite me. I want to know how customer projects are progressing, whether delivery arrangements are clear, and if the increased technical content has resulted in better profits.
HBM4 is worth looking forward to. However, the market has already paid a lot for expectations, so next, the project progress and business results should speak for themselves.
#SK海力士Q3财报在即，HBM4能否提振盈利？ The coming week could be a stress test for the global markets!
Oil prices, inflation, Federal Reserve policy, employment data, plus the Middle East situation — multiple risk factors are about to converge.
Key dates to watch:
Monday: U.S. markets reopen; the Iran situation may impact oil prices and risk appetite.
Tuesday: U.S. employment, housing, and consumer confidence data.
Wednesday: Federal Reserve interest rate decision and speech by Kevin Walsh. Even if rates don’t rise, any hint of tighter future policy could pressure the market.
Thursday: PCE inflation and GDP data. Inflation is forecast to rise to 3.6%. If oil prices push inflation higher, the market may reassess the prospects for rate cuts.
Friday: Japan’s unemployment rate and U.S. wage inflation data.
Meanwhile, with the U.S. midterm elections approaching, market sentiment may become even more sensitive.
The truly dangerous combination is: rising oil prices, rebounding inflation, and the Fed unable to ease policy.
If this scenario unfolds, stocks, gold, and crypto assets could all come under pressure, and $BTC will hardly be immune.
Of course, volatility doesn’t necessarily mean a crash. The key is to manage risk in advance, not just react after the market moves.First consider the worst-case scenario: if there is 24/7 trading but a lack of counterparties, you may only be able to exit at a discount when you urgently need cash. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has approved the first batch of public tokenized funds to conduct secondary trading on licensed virtual asset platforms. Two recognized money market funds have started 24/7 trading today.
I see this as progress in channels, not the disappearance of risk. ⚠️ I will monitor liquidity and the deviation of transaction prices from net asset value: being able to place orders at any time does not mean transactions can be executed at reasonable prices. Ordinary people should first factor in the loss from discounted exits within their tolerance range. This round of BTC dropped from 84,875 to around 79,000. On the surface, it looks like a technical breakdown, but the real drivers of the decline are the tightening macro environment and the absence of institutional buying. My judgment going forward is cautious: as long as macro pressure does not ease and ETF funds do not resume sustained net inflows, the sustainability of any rebound is questionable, so I am not in a hurry to call the bottom.
The core reasons for this decline:
1. High oil prices reignite inflation concerns, squeezing the space for risk assets
The repeated turmoil in the Middle East has kept crude oil prices high, with Brent crude once rising to around $102, directly disturbing market expectations for easing inflation. High oil prices mean the Federal Reserve has little room to maneuver on rate cuts, and even rate hike expectations remain in flux. For high beta risk assets like BTC, the marginal tightening of macro liquidity expectations itself is a valuation pressure.
2. U.S. Treasury yields remain high, funds flow to interest-bearing assets
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield stays above 5%, even touching 5.36% at one point. When risk-free assets can offer attractive fixed income, institutional funds have a real incentive to withdraw from more volatile assets. BTC’s "digital gold" narrative temporarily yields to liquidity considerations in a high interest rate environment, as evidenced by ETF fund flows.
In short, the root cause of this decline lies in macro factors, not crypto itself. Without easing macro pressure, a rebound is just a rebound, not a reversal. Wait for signals, don’t guess the bottom. I misjudged HYPE this time; the problem wasn't the fundamentals but the token distribution and position sizing.
When revenue hit a new high in September, I was still focused on fundamentals, overlooking another fact: the team, Multicoin, and whales had already started moving tokens out.
Good revenue doesn't necessarily mean the token price will rise. If some keep selling and the buy side can't absorb it, the price will still fall.
When it dropped below $77, my stop-loss condition had actually been triggered. I should have exited then instead of finding excuses while it kept falling, thinking the fundamentals were good and the price would eventually recover.
The mistake in this trade was setting the rules in advance but failing to follow them.
On the bright side, $HYPE's revenue hasn't returned to the low levels of April; at least from a fundamental perspective, the long-term logic isn't completely broken yet.
Moving forward, I prefer to wait for the token distribution to gradually digest and see if there's an opportunity when the price returns near the MA200.
Compared to when it was $90, it is indeed worth reassessing the risk-reward ratio now, but that doesn't mean you should buy just because it dropped to the moving average.
Fundamentals determine why you are optimistic, token distribution determines when it will rise, and position sizing determines if you can hold on until the end.
The biggest lesson this time wasn't that I was wrong about the direction, but that I refused to admit it when I was wrong. $HYPE Bitcoin Penetration Rate and Price Trend Analysis
Penetration rate is already high: The biggest impact on Bitcoin's price is that the penetration rate is already quite high.
Each bull market peak's increase is less impressive than the previous one.
Early bull market peaks rose tenfold each time: $20,000 in 2017, over $60,000 in the previous round, and over $100,000 this round.
Whether the next round can reach $200,000 is uncertain.
Bitcoin is gradually becoming like gold: The increased penetration rate makes Bitcoin similar to gold. Volatility decreases, and gains narrow.
Its positioning is digital gold, no need for flashy technology. $ETH has been hovering around 2,300 all morning
From 9 to 11 o'clock, three consecutive hourly candles tested 2,291-2,298, all were supported, now bouncing up to 2,319. But each high is lower than the last: 2,364 at midnight, 2,351 at 6 AM, 2,341 at 7 AM, now 2,320.
Honestly, the short position from last night was stopped out at midnight, this time the stop loss is set above that high.
Funding rate is slightly positive (about +0.005%), open interest at 627,000 ETH hasn't dropped much, bulls are still holding. With the Fed meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday, I don't think there's big money rushing to buy the rebound.
Key levels:
· 2,338-2,345: area where this morning's rebound failed to break through
· 2,366: above the midnight high
· 2,296: three tests of the morning bottom
· 2,282: near the three-day low
My plan:
· Direction: short on rebound
· Entry: 2,338-2,345
· Stop loss: 2,366
· Target 1: 2,296
· Target 2: 2,282
If it doesn't bounce into the entry zone, no chase; if it breaks below 2,290, no chase either. If the hourly candle closes above 2,366 with volume, admit the mistake and wait.
Do you think 2,300 can hold?
Just my personal view, not investment advice, DYOR
#ETH #ContractStrategy #FedMeetingBosses, I just opened my eyes and took a look at the market, and I came to one conclusion: the price hasn't moved, but the money has already left. This is the coldest divergence I've seen tonight.
The total open interest across the network shrank by 1.15% in one day, down to 139.466 billion. The contract trading volume shrank even more drastically, dropping 39.82% in one day to just 87.708 billion. With volume shrinking like this, BTC is still hovering above 80,500, ETH is oscillating around 2,350, and SOL is grinding near 101, with price changes all under 0.25%.
BTC open interest shrank by 1.65%, ETH by 2.63%, and SOL by 1.83%. The price hasn't collapsed, but positions are withdrawing first. This isn't panic selling; it's big money pulling chips off the table. Without strong data support on Monday, a 40% volume drop isn't surprising; but positions moving out simultaneously means it's not just Monday sluggishness.
Only ZEC is moving in the opposite direction: its open interest rose 3.80% in one day to 2.43 billion, and its price jumped near 1,216. But its liquidation amount reached 3.76 million, surpassing SOL's 3.31 million. The hotter the money chases, the more people get liquidated inside; this wave isn't purely strength.
It's like people haven't left yet, but half the chairs are already empty. If BTC can't hold the 80,500 level, the next step depends on whether trading volume returns to fill the gap; for ZEC, with this chasing pattern, if the three major mainstream coins don't add positions and ZEC doesn't chase higher, positions will be pressed down another level, and direction will be discussed once volume returns. $PEPE $RLS $XRP #本周将公布10月FOMC利率决议 $PUMP
ai16z founder Shaw said that their reverse engineering of pump.fun's contract is not a simple copy but aims for byte-level consistency.
That doesn't sound quite right to me. pump.fun has long stopped losing on the code front; its moat is the early batch of players and liquidity it accumulated, the code is the least valuable part.
PUMP is now at 0.004194, down 2.6% in 24h, with a volume of over 15.8 billion tokens, equivalent to more than sixty million USD. The volume is there, indicating people are still in the pool, but no one is willing to push it up.
I've always been skeptical about the token issuance platform track; the threshold is low, there are many imitators, and in the end only one or two remain. The new king's rise has never relied on code alignment but on harsher fees or a crazier community.
So I have a question mark on ai16z's current promotion. If they really want to grab market share, subsidizing creators with money is much more effective than being stingy over contract bytes.
#本周将公布10月FOMC利率决议 To start with the conclusion: $CAP rose 37.8% in the last 24 hours today, climbing from 0.0826 to 0.1175, just 3% shy of the all-time high of 0.1208 on October 12. But on-chain data is moving in the opposite direction.
Cap protocol's TVL dropped from $232 million on October 22 to $201 million today, a 13% decline over 4 days; its native stablecoin cUSD circulation shrank from 82.83 million on October 21 to 75.43 million, down 9% in 4 days, yet the price remains steady at 0.9999. The protocol's 24-hour fees are only $11,000, with a 30-day total of just $474,000.
On OKX, $CAP has no spot anchor, only perpetuals: open interest rose from 340,000 contracts to 557,000 (+65%) in one day; 24-hour trading volume reached 149 million CAP, about $155 million, which is 25 times the open interest; funding rates climbed from a floor of 0.005% to 0.0375% over 4 hours, with longs starting to pay real money. CoinGlass readings align with this: a long-short ratio of 1.65, and a whale-retail difference of -0.066, indicating retail investors are pushing.
What’s rising is leverage and sentiment, not protocol cash flow. With this volume-price divergence from on-chain data, who do you think is making money chasing $CAP now? $ETH
6.42 million USD. The Ethereum Foundation just sold 2,785 ETH through CoW Swap, at a price just over 2300 each, roughly the same as the current 2319.
At the same time, another more interesting news: an ancient giant whale that hasn't moved for 11 years transferred out 5,000 ETH in 2 hours, worth over 11 million USD at the current price.
I've long been immune to the Foundation selling coins; they need to pay salaries and grants monthly, so selling coins is tied to payroll, unrelated to bearish or bullish views. Every time they sell to stir the market, I find it boring.
But money that hasn't moved for 11 years suddenly moving is different. Such old addresses either mean a team wallet is unfrozen or early participants really need the money; in any case, it's not a casual transfer.
ETH is now 2319, with a 24h low touching 2293, having dipped below 2300. My view is that this wave of selling pressure mainly comes from old coins changing hands, not from new negative factors. As for what comes next... let's first see if 2300 can hold back.
#本周将公布10月FOMC利率决议 The post released by $UNITREE last Friday said that if you want to ride the continuation of the emotional premium, you could open long positions on Friday, and today is the time to take profits.
Continuing from last week's post, on Friday the robot sector resonance index and quantitative flattening caused an intraday peak, and Monday was the day to realize expectations. The opening today extended the profit effect, then divergence appeared, and many robot stocks fell back, which was already considered last Friday.
After the quantitative realization here, no new themes emerged to take over these funds, so the probability of intraday outflow is relatively high, which can also be understood as quantitative trading doing intraday arbitrage, selling high and buying low.
So after saying so much, the summary is quite simple. As I said before, the resonance index repair theme is not ending so easily; at least it will fluctuate repeatedly in the next few days. Plus, a few hours ago during sector divergence, Yushu Technology performed very well, stabilizing the sector's lower limit, so there is no rush to short yet.
I've said a lot of valuable points, not sure if anyone can understand. Because I professionally trade A-shares, what I say might only be understood by those who trade A-shares. If you don't understand, just focus on the key point: don't rush to short. 【Whales earned $353 million, I don't even have that many Happy Beans】
On October 26, Abraxas Capital's two accounts on Hyperliquid accumulated profits exceeding $353 million, still holding about $1.29 billion in short positions. The numbers are intimidating, but don't rush to follow the shorts: the nominal value of shorts does not equal actual invested capital, and cumulative profits do not mean all these positions are profitable.
This institution was previously tracked shorting ETH while buying spot as a hedge: in August, it withdrew about $173 million worth of $ETH from Binance, possibly running a long-short strategy.
The market environment is indeed weak: $BTC dropped back near $80,000, and on October 23, the US spot BTC ETF saw a single-day net outflow of about $636 million, so selling pressure is not imagined.
Next steps: watch whether Abraxas continues to increase shorts, simultaneously reduces spot holdings, and whether shorts take profits when prices fall; if BTC stabilizes and shorts start to cover significantly, this "smart money" trade could also turn into bullish fuel.Sisters, the most dangerous part of this ETH wave is not how much it has already dropped.
It's that the price keeps weakening, key supports are getting closer, yet more and more people in the market are bullish!
You might think the drop is a buying opportunity, but what if the support breaks? Would those buying the dip instead become the driving force for the next wave of decline?
Look at the trend over the past two days, $ETH has been pressured down from 2368, with the lowest point around 2291.
There were rebounds in between, but every time it pulled up, it failed to truly reverse the downtrend.
Now the price is back around 2312, which looks like it has stabilized.
But what I’m more concerned about is: is this rebound really someone stepping in to buy, or just a breather that makes people let their guard down during the downtrend?
First, look at the long-short data: long accounts already account for 71.52%, shorts only 28.48%, with a long-short ratio of 2.51.
Market sentiment is clearly leaning bullish, and many are expecting a rebound.
But sisters, remember, more long accounts don’t mean these people have bigger funds, nor does it guarantee the market will move the other way.
What’s truly worth cautioning is that if everyone is waiting for a rise but the price can’t move up, once disappointment spreads, the market could get uglier.
So my view still leans bearish.
The trend is weakening, support is right ahead, but bullish sentiment is getting more crowded.
What we need to watch next is not who shouts the loudest, but where the price actually goes.
$BTC
$ZEC
#本周将公布10月FOMC利率决议 $ETH's drop this round looks worse than $BTC's, and the reason isn't in the market itself but in the October subscription and redemption report.
The spot ETH funds have seen a cumulative net outflow exceeding one billion dollars this month. During the same period, Bitcoin funds still had a net inflow of three hundred million last week—the early-month losses were basically recovered in the following days.
This is not a general market decline; it's capital choosing between the two leaders. On the BTC side, corporate treasuries are financing and taking positions off-exchange, but on the ETH side, there are no corresponding buyers: the largest listed company buyer stopped once their position hit a self-imposed limit, leaving only the ETF route, which is currently flowing out.
The significance of 2300 is not because it's a round number. If spot falls below 2286, leveraged long positions worth nearly seven hundred million dollars on major exchanges will enter forced liquidation zones—this threshold lies just below the critical level. So what really matters is not where it closes relative to 2300, but whether 2286 is touched.
What's more troublesome is that there's no compelling narrative now. Funds are leaking, the upgrade timeline remains unclear, and on-chain fees are so low that no one is queuing. Money, narrative, and usage are all simultaneously absent.
Above, 2370 is a resistance level, and beyond that is 2440. To rebound, we first need to see the subscription and redemption report turn from negative to positive—the price can bounce somewhat on liquidations, but that path is blocked, and after the bounce, it returns to the same place.
#BTC现货ETF资金反复，市场买盘能否企稳？ $BTC Gold price fell below $4,000, and the crypto community is saying "BTC has dropped back to 80,000." Let's measure with a different ruler: How many ounces of gold can 1 BTC exchange for now?
🥇 2025/8 High: 36.7 ounces
📉 2026/3/1 Low: 12.3 ounces
📍 Now: 19.9 ounces
From March 1 to now, BTC has only risen about 22% in USD terms; in gold terms, it has risen 62%. The difference is all in the gold price: it dropped from 5,360 to 4,014 during the same period, a 25% decline.
So "BTC is weak" and "BTC is stronger than gold" can both be true, depending on what ruler you use. Just don't celebrate too early; it's still nearly half away from the 36.7-ounce high.
Price changes are not just about the price itself, but also about what you use to measure it.
Data compiled, not investment advice｜OKX BTC-USDT ÷ XAUT-USDT daily close #现货黄金跌破4000美元关口 $BTC Midterm election “curse” about to replay? November 3rd becomes the observation window 🗳️📉
🔍 Historical review: After the 2018 midterm election, $BTC dropped about 45.5% within a month; in the same period in 2022, the decline was about 7%, showing a big difference in magnitude. The sample size is small, so "post-election must fall" cannot be taken as an ironclad rule.
🌐 Macro perspective: Elections may disturb regulatory expectations, fiscal imagination, and risk appetite, but BTC is more influenced by liquidity, interest rate paths, and institutional funds. The real signal lies in the capital flow, not slogans.
📌 Key observation: Around $80,000 is an important short-term support. If it breaks down effectively, beware of deeper pullbacks; if it rebounds with volume and retakes this level, short-term pressure may ease.
💭 Personal view: Volatility may rise before and after the election, but history will not simply repeat. Rather than betting on a crash date, focus on support levels and whether ETFs continue net outflows.
⚠️ Risk reminder: The above is a review of history and market conditions, not investment advice. Do not heavily short due to the election cycle; manage leverage and position size carefully.
Do you think the “curse” will replay this time, or will BTC chart an independent course? Feel free to discuss👇#10月FOMC临近，美联储暂停加息还有哪些变数？ #中东原油供应风险再起，油价持续走强 Last night, a long position worth $272 million was only $30 away from liquidation. $ETH dipped as low as 2282, while this whale's ETH liquidation price was set at 2256 — in other words, if the market had dipped just one more wick lower, nearly $400 million worth of combined $BTC and ETH longs would have instantly gone to zero. This is not a movie plot, but a real leveraged nightmare that happened in the past 24 hours. What’s truly intriguing is not that he almost died, but how he survived. In the early morning, an emergency margin of 9.21 million USDC was added, pushing the ETH liquidation line from 2256 down to 2181, temporarily pulling him out of the ICU. This move itself is a signal: big money chooses to hold, not cut losses. In my view, this is exactly the part of the current market that is most easily misread — retail sees a crash, smart money sees the defensive line moving back. The violence of ETH’s recent drop has been underestimated. It plunged from 2527 to 2358 within four hours, with liquidity below almost completely swept out in one go. More importantly, a recent cluster of dense long liquidations is concentrated between 2340 and 2370, meaning the price has just stepped over the edge of a minefield, not fully cleared it. On the $BTC side, there are also hidden risks: 82000 to 83800 is a concentrated area of short stop losses, and the long liquidation zone above 80000 has not yet been fully cleared. The market structure thus shows a subtle split — ETH has crossed the recent minefield, the whale is temporarily safe; but the fuse for BTC is still buried. Over the past 24 hours, the entire network has seen over $800 million liquidated, with longs accounting for$HYPE A bunch of people keep bringing up PURR's buybacks every day, making it seem like they're buying HYPE. The buybacks in the US stock market are Nasdaq stocks, which have nothing to do with the token; retail investors are just overhyping the good news in their heads.
Big investors are very clear-headed; that short position of over 50 million on-chain is steadily in profit. Not only do they make money when the price drops, but they also collect rent every day while doing nothing. Even when good news drops, there isn't a ripple. If buybacks worked, the market would have already peaked.
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👇First consider the worst-case scenario: if the decline continues, leveraged positions might trigger forced liquidation before a rebound occurs. When I look at this message, the key point is not breaking 100, but how much drawdown the account can withstand. Hyperliquid perpetual contract market shows that $SOL just fell below $100, currently at $99.96, down 2.37% in 24 hours.
⚠️ I am more concerned about two risks: the position size is about $551 million; if volatility increases, leverage may exacerbate forced liquidation pressure, but position size alone cannot confirm a chain liquidation; the funding rate is 0.0013% per hour, if it remains positive, longs have to bear funding costs while waiting. This is data from a single platform and should not be taken as a complete picture of the entire market.
My risk control habit is to first write down the maximum loss per order that the account can bear, then check if the position size and stop loss match. Stop loss may also experience slippage, so preset loss should not be treated as an absolute limit.$BTC
In the last bull market, there were a total of 6 major corrections
Each correction ranged between
20%-30%
The last bear market corrected by
77%
This bear market corrected by
53%
Each cycle of bear and bull market fluctuations is getting smaller. With smaller fluctuations, larger leverage is required to achieve previous returns. This is why normal fluctuations now cause long liquidations equal to previous major downturns.
According to the pattern of decreasing volatility, the correction range for this bull market is
10%-15%
We are now at the tail end of this correction In the past month, $BTC dropped 5%, $ETH dropped 14%, almost three times that of the big brother.
ETH/BTC is now 0.0290, the lowest in two months; it was still 0.032 at the end of September. BTC ETF had a net inflow of 300 million last week, while ETH has been continuously flowing out. Money only recognizes the big brother; it’s said that ETH has dropped too much and should rebound, but currently, no one seems to be picking it up.
BTC rebounds, and ETH bounces a bit along doesn’t count. If the ratio can’t get back above 0.030, ETH is just a more volatile BTC. The same applies when it falls.$ETH is bullish on ETH today, why? The price has already dropped to a level where it can't fall much further, increasing the probability of a short-term rebound.
Here are a few reasons:
1. There are whales rotating positions to buy ETH
On-chain data shows that large holders have bottom-fished and bought about 3,000 ETH. Such a level of capital buying during a decline at least indicates some believe the current price is not expensive.
2. The most critical level is right ahead
The 2300 to 2320 range is a short-term defense zone; as long as it is not effectively broken downward, bulls have the confidence to organize a rebound. The first upward target is 2360 to 2400. Santiment also views 2400 as a short-term watershed, and only standing above 2500 can it be considered a true confirmation of a bottom.
But a word of caution: ETF funds are still flowing out, with over $1 billion running off cumulatively in October, which is a heavy stone pressing down. So while bullish, don't get carried away. Keep light positions and use stop-losses; if it breaks below 2280, admit the mistake and exit, don't stubbornly hold on. #本周将公布10月FOMC利率决议 In this morning's $XRP spot snapshot, XRP's 24-hour price change was -1.46%, ranging between 1.2834 and 1.3157 USDT. The relative difference is small and insufficient to prove new business demand. Payment turnover can be very fast, and business usage growth does not necessarily require long-term holding of coins; value transmission requires independent evidence. If relative performance improves across multiple periods with real usage increments, the judgment is more solid; if there is only a slight price difference, it should be primarily understood as market volatility.Computing Power and DePIN: Who Is Subsidizing Inflation by "Stepping on Their Own Feet"?
Decentralized computing power sounds disruptive, but beneath the surface, many projects' "real demand" heavily relies on token inflation subsidies.
$TAO, although a leader, takes the example of top subnets like Chutes: it receives about $52 million in TAO rewards annually, but the actual fiat income is only between $1.3 million and $2.4 million. The subsidy-to-income ratio is as high as 22:1 to 40:1, meaning that in these subnets, for every $1 a user pays, the network subsidizes tens of dollars in tokens. This prosperity heavily depends on token price appreciation to maintain miner enthusiasm, essentially "stepping on their own feet."
$GRASS is a fundamentally solid water seller, with a 2026 revenue guidance of $65 million to $75 million. But the pain point is extremely awkward: all profits remain in subsidiaries like DataCo, and the token lacks direct mandatory buybacks (public market buybacks are only about a few hundred thousand dollars). When you buy it, you earn emotional premium, not company dividends.
$VVV is a pragmatic player who only recognizes cash flow. It does not do node subsidies but directly enters privacy AI, with real Web2 user payments, and clearly uses 5% of API revenue directly for buyback and burn. It makes money and directly buys tokens, no gimmicks.
💡 Conclusion:
When buying computing power and DePIN, do the math beyond the surface: can its real external income cover inflation subsidies? And among the profits, is there a hard path to convert them into token buy pressure? $XRP
Slightly outperforming BTC, has payment demand already been priced in?
In this morning's spot snapshot, XRP's 24-hour change was -1.46%, ranging between 1.2834—1.3157 USDT.
The relative difference is not significant enough to prove new business demand. Payment turnover can be very fast, and business usage growth does not necessarily require long-term holding of the coin; value transmission needs independent evidence.
If relative performance improves across multiple periods with real usage increments, the judgment is more solid; if there is only a slight price difference, it should be primarily understood as market volatility.At this stage, it feels more like a game phase rather than a chasing-the-rally phase. Around 80,000, is it a support or a handover? Reviewed several tokens over the weekend; the most direct impression is that risk appetite has not continued to expand but rather contracted before key levels. BTC current price is 80,191, 81,000 has been broken once, 80,000 round number has buyers, but on-chain sides are fighting: long-term market makers are reclaiming BTC at a scale of 770 million, while short-term 559 million worth is sent to exchanges, clearly preparing to sell. Next Tuesday is the interest rate decision, with an 84.5% probability of no change; heavy directional bets at this position are not cost-effective, 80,000 is this week's sentiment anchor.✨ OKB returned to 107.73, platform coins usually have high elasticity; when the market falls, it falls with it, but it is tied to fee discounts, new listing qualifications, and monthly burns, making it a type you don't need to watch daily. What really deserves attention is ZEC, sliding from 1187 to 1157; privacy coins have always had regulatory ambiguity, high volatility but low certainty, so I would be more cautious with this position.🍓 Among small coins, RE had the most enthusiastic rise today; it has an on-chain risk compensation fund with an automatic payout rule written into the contract, up 1.7% intraday. But the trading volume is only around 310,000 USD, the pool is the thinnest, rising fast and falling fast; to form a trend, we need to see a real chain-linked cascade liquidation story. BICO is at 0.01519, the account abstraction direction is correct, but the market has not yet paid for the infrastructure; the 1.58 million volume is just following the market's slight rise, waiting for real chain applications to attract new users.#Oklo核能供电布局距离商业化还有多远？ What is the ultimate limit of AI computing power? People used to say it was GPUs, but now experts tell you it's electricity! Whoever controls the power has the right to play AI. The US stock company Oklo is about to release its Q3 financial report in mid to late November. What does this company do? Small modular nuclear reactors, specifically to power those AI data centers that are ravenous for energy. Now their calculations are very promising, holding roughly 14GW of AI data center power supply intent orders, including Meta's nuclear power project and even Nvidia teaming up with them to build a “nuclear-powered AI factory.” Does the prospect sound extremely sci-fi? But look at the market, its tokenized stock OKLO has slightly dropped by 0.84%. Why? Because commercialization hasn't truly landed yet; approvals, construction, and huge capital investments are all massive hurdles. Personal view from Pony Ma: This track direction is absolutely correct; the thing AI data centers lack most is gradually shifting from GPUs to power. Google has even started signing decades-long nuclear power contracts, indicating that traditional giants' thirst for stable electricity has reached an extreme. But the capital market is ruthless, as someone in the community sharply pointed out: this is a stock where “the direction may be completely right, but the price has already started trading the future in advance.” Now the market is full of sci-fi stories, but when the earnings season arrives, funds want to see solid facts: How is your engineering progress? How long will your cash last? If progress falls short of expectations or cash burn is too fast, even if you have Nvidia backing you... 十月按兵不动的概率约 94%，几乎没悬念；但市场对 12 月加息的定价约 80%。所以周四凌晨（北京时间 29 日 2 点）美联储主席沃什的发言，才是真正的变量。周四还有 PCE 通胀，科技巨头财报也扎堆。 明日看点：周一无重磅数据，留意油价和美债收益率。$ETH #SK海力士Q3财报在即，HBM4能否提振盈利？ In the futures market, when I see big players increasing their positions as prices fall, I usually first ask whether there is leverage involved and if they might be forced to reduce positions, rather than just looking at how large their accounts are. There are several layers of accounting between big players' unrealized losses and market risk.
According to Arkham's monitoring, 0xfAb holds ONDO and LINK spot assets with a combined unrealized loss of nearly $400,000; about a year ago, they started buying $ONDO and have been adding in batches, with an average price of around $0.55, while LINK is a recently established position.
I see this more as a slice of holding pressure, not necessarily a bearish signal for the entire sector: the data refers to spot assets, so the logic of adding margin in futures cannot be directly applied; the combined unrealized loss of the two assets does not clarify how much pressure each individually bears; lacking information on total assets and fund allocation makes it even harder to judge the urgency to sell. My conclusion is that the amount of unrealized loss does not equal potential selling pressure. For friends who have also transitioned from traditional markets, what on-chain information would you additionally check to determine if such positions might turn into selling pressure?5-minute median slippage, estimated by order book, shows $ORDER large sell order cost decreasing, buy order cost increasing. Simulated buy/sell slippage for 100k scale changed from 1.14%/0.81% to 1.34%/0.70%. Adjust order volume by side. After amplifying orders for $APR, slippage on both entry and exit sides significantly increased. Simulated buy/sell slippage for 10k scale is 0.18%/0.16%, for 100k scale is 1.05%/0.81%. The sign of thin liquidity depth is simultaneous rise on both sides. $CAP large buy order cost increased. Simulated buy slippage for 100k scale rose from 0.51% to 0.57%. When cost worsens, adjust order volume, not directional view.This time, Brother 800 wants to talk about a different topic with everyone. In the future, will the storage chip market be dictated by buyers or sellers? For many years, the storage chip industry has had one characteristic: when supply exceeds demand, prices plummet and manufacturers' profits shrink; when demand exceeds supply, prices rise and profits explode. But I think this round of the market might really be different! Did you know? Hynix management previously warned that by 2027, the globalThis morning I saw BTC drop below 80,000 again, and my first reaction was that another wave of bulls got shaken out, so open interest should drop.
I checked OKEx BTC perpetual contracts, and the price kept falling during these morning hours, but open interest actually increased by over 1,200 contracts, reaching the highest in two and a half days. When it dropped below 80,000 last Saturday night, open interest decreased by five or six hundred contracts during that hour.
The number of long positions climbed a bit again, while the accounts with the largest positions actually leaned a bit more towards shorts. Small accounts are buying the dip below, while big accounts are adding shorts on the other side; both sides are increasing their positions.
So this morning's drop didn't scare anyone off; instead, it attracted a new batch of positions betting against the 80,000 level. If by this time tomorrow OKEx BTC open interest falls back below 30,000 contracts, it means these people have withdrawn, and I'll admit I was wrong.
Just to reconcile, I said yesterday that if ETH open interest dropped below 600,000 contracts by noon today, I'd be wrong; in reality, it’s just over 620,000, holding steady.LIT experienced a volume-driven drop lasting over an hour, with the price again approaching the previous hour's low. At 12:25, OKEx spot was around $3.011, down 7.4% in 24 hours. By 11:00, the hourly traded volume had reached approximately $662,400, about three times the average of the previous 22 completed hours; the 12:00 hour is not yet closed, but volume has already reached about $530,000.
My judgment is that the selling pressure has not yet passed. The 12:00 volume has clearly increased, and the price remains close to the 11:00 low. OKEx contract open interest hourly series declined by about 0.79% from 11:00 to 12:00. Net open interest shrank, but it is unclear whether this was due to closing long or short positions, so it cannot be taken as evidence that selling pressure has fully eased.
The 11:00 low was 3.0045. If the price subsequently breaks below this, and the final volume at 12:00 remains significantly above the recent average, I will continue to monitor selling pressure. If the price recovers above the 11:00 opening price of 3.1149 and open interest rises, this judgment will need to be reconsidered.
$LIT Breaking down this set of capital flows makes everything clear at once 📊
The core message: The funds fleeing now are basically all leveraged capital; the spot market is not experiencing a collective stampede. This distinction is crucial to avoid being misled by the market panic.
BTC 30-day contracts have a net outflow of 7.71 billion, and short-term capital inflow has long since cooled off.
ETH is even worse, with 30-day contracts outflowing 8.46 billion; its capital structure is weaker than BTC’s, and it has struggled to recover these days, which aligns perfectly.
Only SOL shows a contrast: 24-hour spot net inflow of 8.86 million, indicating some quiet accumulation at low levels; but contract funds continue to flee with an outflow of 24.01 million. Without leveraged capital returning, any rebound lacks sustainability.
ZEC is suffering in both spot and contracts, with 30-day contracts outflowing 1.04 billion. The previous wave of enthusiasm has completely faded, leaving only turnover, not capital return.
There is currently no positive news to support the market: The Federal Reserve is in a blackout period with no guidance; oil prices have risen above 116, reigniting inflation expectations. The market can only endure and wait for Thursday’s FOMC, GDP, and PCE data releases.
My judgment: BTC is oscillating below 80,000. The current slight replenishment is just short-covering to grab a rebound, not a trend-driven buy.
There are two paths ahead:
✅ Hold above 80,000, slow down contract outflows, and then the rebound has room to grow
❌ Fail to hold and break previous lows, continuing to seek support lower
Before the data releases, I treat all rebounds primarily as opportunities to reduce positions and never chase highs.
ETH’s capital situation is the weakest, so hold off on bottom-fishing ideas; focus on SOL’s spot accumulation strength. Without leveraged capital returning, a major rally is unlikely.
$No technical analysis, just thinking about two questions regarding $BTC:
1. From 120K down to 60K, with the bottom oscillating for over half a year, have all the people who cut losses already done so?
2. From 60K up to 80K, among those who bought within this 20K range, how many are still in a hurry to sell?
The main trend of BTC is driven by spot trading. Most of the trapped and bottom-fishing groups do not sell, so it enters a fair value searching phase. Former resistance will gradually weaken and eventually become as thin as paper.$T The shorts in this market are about to be squeezed out alive.
In just one day, the open interest surged by 268%, and the price keeps pushing up.
The most extreme part is that the shorts, to hold on desperately, have to pay 13% interest daily to the longs.
The spot buying keeps absorbing supply; the shorts are literally taking the bullets with their bodies.
Paying interest to the longs every day, how many days can these shorts last? Just add a little more fuel and it will be a mass liquidation.
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👇Regarding SK Hynix’s Q3 earnings and the contribution of HBM4, the key takeaway is clear: HBM4 remains a major driver of the company’s latest profit surge. However, stronger-than-expected earnings alone may no longer be sufficient to generate significant additional market enthusiasm.
📈 Earnings Outlook: Another Potential Record-Breaking Quarter
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