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Today's movement in the A-shares market is a bit off — previously when tech stocks fell, banks would usually step in to support the market, but today both tech and banks are falling together, both crashing. This rhythm is very unusual.CPI exploded! 3.7%, higher than the expected 3.6%, inflation hasn't come down, and the pressure to raise interest rates is right in the face. Bulls will probably lose sleep tonight.
Interestingly, the positions in BTC and ETH have both decreased before the data release, with big money running ahead. But the long-short ratio hasn't collapsed; $BTC even bounced to 1.42, $ETH to 1.76, and $SOL is the most extreme at 2.68. Bulls are crowded together, funding rates have turned negative, and shorts are starting to work.
My view: The bearish news is obvious, but the market already dropped in advance. Now the biggest fear is long liquidation, especially for SOL where bulls are clustered. One big drop could trigger a chain reaction. Anyway, I’m not betting on direction; I’ll wait for the first spike and crash to finish, then make a move after seeing clearly.
There will definitely be volatility tonight. Don’t hold heavy positions, don’t hold through losses. Will BTC break below 82,000 first or rebound to 84,000?
#US September CPI rose 3.7% year-on-year, core inflation exceeded expectations
#TSMC Q3 revenue hits record high, profit performance to be revealed
#Tesla delivery exceeds expectations, profit recovery becomes the focus 各大观点都在看btc跌破80000回踩200日日线 然后美美上车，但事实可能不会这样 就这么给看10月抄底的人安安心心上车 真的会这样？ 那也把资本游戏想的太简单了从第二根 80800没破下去 基本就宣告 阶段性底部就在79000 到80000之间，今天cpi这么大的利空都没跌破 看10月抄底的人可能又得失望了$BTC $ETH $SOL #美国9月CPI同比升至3.7%，核心通胀超预期 #BTC现货ETF再度净流出，机构买盘能否回暖？ 中本聪没有硬件钱包，也没有把资产存放在中心化交易所。
他的比特币沉睡了十几年，从未发生转移。
没有昂贵的专用设备，没有第三方托管，也不需要定期升级硬件。
对于长期持有者而言，最好的安全方案，未必是最昂贵的硬件，而可能是一套足够简单、隔离彻底、没有多余操作的密钥管理体系。US September core CPI inflation exceeded expectations, implying that the Federal Reserve's rate cut expectations have cooled again, strengthening the US dollar and US Treasury yields, putting pressure on risk assets. Bitcoin and Ethereum are highly likely to follow the US stock market's pressure in the short term and experience a pullback.
However, their reactions will slightly diverge. Bitcoin has relatively stronger resistance to decline because its "digital gold" narrative still has support amid stagflation concerns. If demand for safe-haven assets rises, $BTC may fall first and then stabilize. $ETH is more sensitive to liquidity; the high interest rate environment suppresses its ecosystem valuation and on-chain activity, so the pullback may be larger.
In the medium term, if inflation stickiness continues, the crypto market will enter a period of volatile digestion, lacking trend-driven upward momentum. But if the data does not change the overall direction of rate cuts, the pullback might instead attract bargain hunting. Strategically, in the short term, focus on BTC support near $81000 and ETH near $2400; caution is needed if these levels break. If stabilized, one can wait for the Federal Reserve's statement before making moves. The core logic: inflation exceeding expectations = short-term bearishness and long-term volatility, BTC relatively resistant, ETH more elastic.
#US September CPI year-on-year rose to 3.7%, core inflation exceeded expectations Yesterday it was still doubling, today it got hammered
$NEAR 5.03, down about 15%, yesterday it was still doubling, today it got hammered. On Monday it was the strongest asset in the market, up 118% in a month, leading the whole sector higher, but in one day it dropped from 5.6 to 5.0. This is the two sides of a strong stock: when it rises, money chases it; when it falls, profit-taking runs faster than anyone else. Its fundamentals haven't broken, but short-term sentiment is bad. The probability of a rate hike in October has surged to 53.7% following the CPI blowout. Bears can sleep easy, bulls should set their stop losses and alarms, and check their positions periodically. If the positions are gone, then you can rest assured.
My guess for the upcoming scenario is that tomorrow night’s PPI will likely push the probability even higher, triggering a wave of panic. Finally, at the FOMC meeting on October 28, the suspense will hover around 50%, but no rate hike will be made. After all, the midterm elections are coming up in November, so they need to save face. However, the pressure will shift to December, then to January 2027. The Fed folks always have this kind of attitude. #美国9月CPI同比升至3.7%，核心通胀超预期 CPI 在不到 2 小时内下跌。
第一波动作将是纯粹的噪音，向上或向下。
没人知道会往哪边走，所以我不交易这根蜡烛。
拉远视角：在过去 4 次 CPI 报告中，每次发布后的几天内，$BTC 至少上涨 7%。
再加上比特币目前处于 HTF 支撑位，我认为 11 月前达到 90,000 美元非常有可能。$ETH 多单，100倍杠杆，开仓价2578，标记价2500，浮亏-303%。ZHIPU更惨，10倍杠杆做多，已经跌到-190%，强平价42.44，离现价只剩一步之遥。两个仓位加起来，保证金不到44U，亏了110U。
这就是赌数据的代价。
数据公布前满杠杆做多，等于把命交给一根K线。ETH只要再跌2.5%，这个仓位直接归零；ZHIPU再跌22%，强平。而凌晨那根插针，往往就在数据公布后几秒内完成。
最讽刺的是：今晚核心CPI环比0.2%，明明是利好。但100倍杠杆的多单，在利好兑现前的震荡里，已经被扫出局了。
方向对了，杠杆错了，照样死。
三条血泪建议：
1. 数据行情前，杠杆降到5倍以下，或者干脆空仓等结果；
2. ETH 100倍，强平价离现价不到380刀，这种仓位不是交易，是买彩票；
3. 浮亏-300%，说明保证金已经快亏穿，别补仓，别扛单，强平不会跟你讲道理。$ETH 资金费率已提前"说话"
今晚八点半 CPI 落地前，费率先给了信号。BTC 在两个平台均为微弱正值（0.0039%、0.0035%），多空都不敢重仓——8.25 万支撑反复测试不破，8.4 万上方攻不上去，它在等信号。
ETH 出现分歧：平台 B 当前费率转负（-0.0043%），空头开始付钱、做空需求上升；平台 A 累计仍为正（0.0082%）。一半人押补涨，一半人押继续疲软，背后是现货 ETF 持续净流出、机构兴趣明显不如 BTC。分歧本身就是信号——ETH 方向感最弱，最容易被数据打个措手不及。
SOL 累计 0.0163% 但实时只剩 0.0033%，回落极快：此前做多的人已在收手，价格从高点回到 107 附近，多头没了加码的勇气。
合起来看：$BTC 均衡等数据，$ETH 分歧博弈，$SOL 多头撤退。
大背景更紧：ETF 上周净流出 6.79 亿、ETH 流出 5.42 亿；美元指数在 18 个月高位，10 年美债超 5.2%。费率偏弱＋资金流出＋宏观不确定，三重叠加——市场不是不想动，是不敢动。
#美国9月CPI同比升至3.7%，核心通胀超预期 比特币矿工马上要面对一次难度上调。
10月16日前后，难度预计涨 5.68%。
听起来不多。
但它有个更直接的后果：同样的算力，能挖到的钱会少5.37%。
这5.37%是怎么来的。
一个叫hashprice的东西，意思是每单位算力一天能赚多少。
现在这个数是39.77 美元。
难度一涨，同样一台机器、同样一天，挖到的币变少。
收入就先掉一截。
关键是这个数字还没扣电费。
所以挖矿真正赚不赚钱，得看两件事：赚多少，电费多少。
电费便宜的老矿机还能扛。
电费贵的新矿机就危险了。
有算过一笔账：
20焦耳每太哈希这种效率的机器，电价8 美分一度的时候，光电费就把利润吃光了。
也就是说，不是挖得少才赔，是电费比挖出来的收入还高。
那为什么突然要调难度？
比特币每挖2016个区块自动调整一次难度，目标是让平均十分钟出一个块。
因为总算力在涨，出块速度变快了，所以难度必须跟着涨。
这也是为什么现在是"预计"不是"确定"。
离调整还剩三百多个区块，这段时间里价格、算力、费用都可能变。
真正的分水岭不是难度，是电价。
电便宜的矿工在扩机器。
电贵的已经在关机了The US stock market opened on October 14 with all three major indexes opening lower. The Dow fell 0.19%, the S&P dropped 0.48%, and the Nasdaq was the worst, down 0.65%.
The reason is simple: the recent CPI data was too strong, with inflation higher than expected. The market is now starting to bet that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates again in October. US Treasury yields surged directly to 5.26%, the dollar is also rising, and gold has fallen below 4100. Money has become more expensive, so stocks naturally fall; the logic is that straightforward.
For Bitcoin, with the US stock market opening in the red, the crypto market is unlikely to independently turn green in the short term. The 827 threshold has already been broken, and now it depends on how the US stock market performs in the first half hour after opening—
If the Nasdaq continues to widen its losses, Bitcoin is very likely to fail to hold the 82000-81500 range, and the next support to watch is 80000. If the Nasdaq opens lower but can pull back, and US Treasury yields fall back from 5.26%, Bitcoin will have a chance to fake a breakout and rebound to 82800-83400. When US stocks fall, Bitcoin is unlikely to stand alone.
$BTC $ETH #US September CPI year-on-year rose to 3.7%, core inflation exceeded expectations $BTC 今天将会是一个波动剧烈的一天。
显然，由于 CPI 数据高于预期，现在风险资产暂时被抛售。
现在我们看到仓位重新堆积，其中许多是空头。当然，这并不意味着这些空头一定会遭到挤仓，但通常情况下，这会导致今天剩余时间的波动性增加。
空头挤仓在重新夺回 $83K+ 时会变得有趣，这大约是这些仓位的平均入场价。
所以请密切关注那里。Big Brother Maji has injected margin into his $ETH long position again, forcibly pushing the liquidation price down from 2481 to 2395. He's determined to be an "undying bull."
In seven days, he lost 11.27 million USD. Every time there's a crash, you can see Maji taking the hit. The most absurd part is this roller coaster: this morning, his account still had a profit of 5.46 million USD, but now the entire account only has 562,000 left.
However, this level of volatility is routine for him. With this margin top-up, he only gained about a 100 USD buffer. But ETH's current price is hovering around 2500, with 25x leverage and a 13.65K ETH position, so he's still only about 100 USD away from liquidation.
Even worse is the net value shrinkage: as BTC and ETH both dropped more than 5% in a day, the net value of his long positions fell from 12 million yesterday straight down to 2 million now, losing 10 million in just over a day.
Moreover, his HYPE, PUMP, and BTC long positions were all stopped out two hours ago, leaving only this ETH long position. Unfortunately, this one isn't safe either, with a liquidation price of 2471, just 40 dollars away from the current price of 2500. In plain terms, adding margin is like pouring water into a leaking bucket. He's not waiting for a rebound. He's waiting for a "no liquidation" miracle. The more he tops up, the more it shows he refuses to admit defeat; the more he tops up, the closer he actually is to liquidation.Conclusion first: Today $TRUTH surged 38%, with a trading volume of 127 million dollars, and I didn't buy a single cent.
It's not that I don't recognize this coin. It's just that after it rallied for four consecutive days, I kept "waiting and watching" every day, and when it accelerated with volume on the fifth day, I became even more hesitant to act.
Some key numbers: 0.013 plateaued on the platform for six days, then it had four consecutive 4-hour bullish candles, with the last candle's volume being 7 times the average of the previous six. But the funding rate is still negative (-0.025%)—the rally isn't driven by leverage; spot traders are absorbing it. Open interest is only 4.35 million dollars, with a very high daily turnover rate.
The overall market had 159 down and 87 up, median -0.7%, and it completely moved against the trend.
Lesson: On the fourth day when it broke out, my hands itched the most, but discipline said "chasing on the fourth day is catching the tail of the fish." I didn't buy today—not because I judged correctly, but because I couldn't hold back my hands.
For this kind of independently strong coin, do you chase on the fourth day or wait for a pullback? $TRUTHAfter the CPI release
US stock futures: S&P 500 about -0.3%, Nasdaq 100 about -0.5% to -0.6%, Dow about -0.2%
• 10-year US Treasury yield: jumped from about 5.19% to about 5.29%; 2-year rose to about 4.91%
• October rate hike probability: increased from about 22% to about 39% — the core 0.3% weight is mainly reflected here
• Bitcoin retreated to around $82,700 $BAT
Brave's browser gives BAT a real distribution channel most tokens lack: a product people actually use. The idea is to reward attention rather than exploit it. Still, a large user base doesn't guarantee token demand. The question is how much of that usage flows through the token and stays there.Brothers, this is hilarious 😂
Big bro Maji has again added margin to his ETH long position, pushing the liquidation price down to 2395.
It was 2481 before, now 2395. In seven days, he lost 11.27 million USD. Every time there's a crash, you can always see Maji taking a beating.
At 10:05, his account still had an unrealized profit of 5.46 million. Now the whole account only has 562,000 left. Of course, this kind of volatility is routine for him.
He added about 100 USD as a buffer. But ETH's current price is hovering around 2500.
With 25x leverage and 13.65K ETH, he's still 100 dollars away from liquidation.
BTC and ETH dropped more than 5% in a day, and Maji's long position net value fell from 12 million yesterday to 2 million now. Over a day, he lost 10 million.
HYPE, PUMP, and BTC long positions were all closed two hours ago. Now only the ETH long remains. This one isn't safe either, liquidation price at 2471, just 40 dollars from the current price.
Adding margin is basically pouring water into a leaking bucket.
He's not waiting for a rebound. He's waiting for a miracle that won't blow up.
The more he adds, the more it shows he doesn't want to admit defeat. The more he adds, the more it shows—he's actually not any closer to liquidation.
Young people, don't learn from the whales holding positions. You think they're gambling with their lives, but actually, they're gambling on how many bullets they have left.The CPI arrived as scheduled at 8:30. Outside, people were shouting about a $ETH waterfall. To be honest, that's still an exaggeration. As shown in the chart, the 1-minute $ETH candle at 8:30 didn't even touch the upper boundary of the box before dropping. The low point was just at the lower boundary of the box, and then it consolidated along that lower boundary. Actually, looking at the earlier position today, it has been oscillating within this box all along, but it made the $ETH 15-30 minute chart look like a 1-minute chart. After all, with an event like #US September CPI year-on-year rising to 3.7%, and core inflation exceeding expectations, the intensity was actually moderate.This $APT dish already smells burnt—I can see the short-term RSI scorching at 70.3, black smoke rising from the pan’s edge, just a couple more shakes and it’ll be charred.
It rose 4.41% in 24H, sounding like a freshly cooked crispy crust, but when you lift the lid and look inside: the price is already standing at 120% of the short-term Bollinger Band, meaning it’s not only touching the upper band but has pushed through it by 0.6%, while there’s still a 3.7% gap to the lower band. This setup is a classic “crispy outside, raw inside.” The mid-term Bollinger Band is at 97%, with the upper band just 0.2% overhead, meaning the plate has already hit the serving window with no second layer to stack.
Looking at the long-term RSI, it’s only 54.1, a neutral clear broth that hasn’t kept up with the boiling spicy oil of the short-term. The imbalance between short-term and long-term here is typical of seasoning overpowering the main dish—whoever chases now will choke.
So my approach is: serve it reversed.
📉 Short:
Entry: 0.64 (current price +2.0%)
Take Profit 1: 0.59 (-6.1%)
Take Profit 2: 0.60 (-4.9%)
Stop Loss: 0.70 (+12.1%)
Why set entry 2.0% above? It’s like waiting for the pot to roll back once before scooping, letting the last batch of FOMO buyers push the oil temperature to its peak, then I skim the oil as it cools down. Both take profit targets are within about 5%, the safest zone to separate meat from bone—no greed for the fattiest bite, as that part usually has sinew. The stop loss is set 12.1% above; honestly, this stop is a bit far, giving this dish room for an overdose of extra spicy chili; when I actually cook, I treat this position like "sprinkling a pinch of chili powder," never dumping a whole spoon in. Leverage is the extra spicy chili—just a few drops add aroma, but pouring half a bottle will burn your intestines; it’s not the market that sends you to the hospital, it’s yourself.
As for the ratio: mainstream coins are my main course, $APT is like pepper powder seasoning, and its share in the entire portfolio must never exceed a pinch. Now it’s overcooked short-term but still raw long-term, so this dish shouldn’t be served alone. The 4.41% 24H gain is just the final sprinkle of scallions—looks good but isn’t chewy.
My trading logic is simple: while the plating is still high, serve this dish out; don’t wait for guests to find it cold inside.
The moment the closing price hits the Bollinger upper band and RSI crosses 70, the fire can’t be turned off—I don’t put out the fire, I pull the pot.The scale is huge, but how much profit is actually made?
For $AAVE, I first look at the money lent out.
Users deposit assets, which only provide funds for lending services. Loans generate interest, part of which goes into the protocol treasury according to each asset's reserve factor.
So after deposits increase, we still need to see if anyone borrows, how much they borrow, and how much interest they pay.
For example: if deposits double but borrowing demand doesn't keep up, income may not double.
I look at actual borrowing, interest rates, and treasury income together, then study how much money can be taken out to support the token's value. A large liquidity pool is worth noting, but there may also be a lot of idle funds.
For $FIL, I care more about how much storage fees customers are willing to pay.
Storage providers' income comes from both customer fees and network block rewards; providing services also requires locking FIL as collateral.
Therefore, as more data is stored, we need to check if fees keep pace.
If growth mainly depends on rewards attracting supply rather than customers continuously paying for services, the value is different. I prioritize evidence of renewals and payment amounts.
For $UNI, after seeing impressive trading volume, I then analyze fee distribution.
Trading fees compensate liquidity providers, and in some cases, part of the fees go to the protocol.
So you can't take all trading fees directly to value the token.
Different versions and pools have different fee rules that must be broken down to see how much actually enters token-related mechanisms. Trading volume is the entry point; how the money is finally distributed is the next step.The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released the September CPI today: overall month-over-month +0.6%, year-over-year +3.7%; core month-over-month +0.3%, year-over-year +2.6%. The main reason is a sharp 9.1% increase in gasoline prices, with the core slightly exceeding market expectations (month-over-month about 0.2%, year-over-year about 2.5%). 👉🏻Short-term impact The hotter-than-expected core data means that expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut will further cool down, and maintaining high interest rates for longer cannot be ruled out. Risk asset sentiment is likely to be pressured, with BTC, ETH, and others possibly experiencing initial pullbacks or intensified volatility. Although the market has partially priced in the overall rise driven by energy, the core exceeding expectations will still make capital more cautious. 👉🏻Long-term impact If subsequent inflation can ease from energy spillover, the Federal Reserve still has room to shift toward easing, which will support crypto in the medium to long term. Conversely, if the core remains sticky and the dollar and interest rate environment stay tight, it will drag down overall risk appetite, causing greater volatility in the crypto market. 👉🏻Comprehensive judgment Slightly negative in the short term, neutral to slightly positive in the medium to long term. This data itself is not explosively negative, but the core exceeding expectations raises the probability of "high interest rates for longer," making short-term sentiment pressure more obvious. 👉🏻Beginner tips Don't blindly chase price rises or falls just because of CPI data. The crypto market is sensitive to macro data, but the real direction is determined by capital flows and sentiment. Understanding the data before acting is more important than chasing hot topics. 👉🏻Is it suitable to enter the market now? It is not recommended to heavily enter now; you can wait for the market to fully digest the data At 20:30 Beijing time tonight, the September CPI across the board exceeded expectations: overall year-on-year 3.7%, core year-on-year 2.6%, core month-on-month stuck at 0.3% for two consecutive months. Normally, this is a classic bearish combination: S&P futures turned down, 10-year US Treasury yield jumped to 5.29%, 2-year yield rose 13 basis points to 4.92%, and the probability of a rate hike in October was pushed to around 50%. But $BTC's reaction was: sliding from around 84,000 to about 82,400, only down about 1% in 24 hours. $ETH was the same, at $2,464, down 1.5%, not even touching key levels.
What does this mean? It means the truly “hawkish” part was already fully priced in this morning. I wrote earlier in the morning that the market had preemptively realized the hawkish expectations: continuous ETF outflows, yields taking off early, prices suppressed below 84,000. So after the data release, what the market punished was not the “inflation exceeding expectations” news itself, but rather clearing out the remaining bit of hope. When bad news is priced in without a crash, it is often one of the strongest short-term signals; at least the bears did not dare to launch a second wave at this time.
But don’t rush to call a reversal. After tonight, the game changes. Before CPI, the market traded on “what the data is,” after CPI, it trades on “what the Fed will do.” Core month-on-month at 0.3% for two consecutive months means inflation stickiness is confirmed, and the October rate hike is back on the table. This is the real situation for $BTC now$XAU Gold at 4090, what are you still hesitating about?
Doubting the bulls just because gold is pulling back? I can only say, when it rallies again, many will complain it's too expensive.
My view has always been clear: bullish on gold in the medium to long term, and short-term pullbacks are actually worth paying attention to.
Gold has been hard currency since ancient times, with global central banks continuously allocating gold, and ETF funds also reflecting market demand for gold allocation. But short-term trends can't be judged solely by safe-haven logic; U.S. inflation, the dollar's movement, and Fed rate expectations remain key factors affecting gold prices.
Currently, gold has fallen back to around $4090. Volatility from data releases does increase short-term uncertainty. But if support holds after the pullback and buying returns, this could actually offer a better opportunity to position.
I like this kind of trending market—no need for daily surges, as long as the big picture doesn't change, just patiently wait for opportunities. In terms of trading, consider scaling in gradually, don't blindly chase highs, and don't easily turn bearish just because of a temporary pullback.
As for $5000, I still hold that expectation. But a target is a target, and trading is trading—don't treat optimism as a guaranteed rise, nor use long-term logic as a reason to hold through short-term dips. Keep your position steady to wait for the trend to truly unfold. #SaudiAramcoHeadquartersAttacked, crude oil supply under watch Put/call skew flattens: institutions aren't chasing upside, they're buying $78K–$80K puts as insurance. Spot holds, hedges on. That's a range market with a tail — not a blow-off top.$FIL needs to be closely watched these days! The halving cycle is coming soon. Although the expectation has already been reflected in the market and it has doubled in the past two months, there may still be intense volatility after the halving starts, and there might even be a major crash. In my view, the halving of production and the team's lock-up are definitely long-term positives, because from the start of the halving, market selling pressure will decrease by 75% year-on-year compared to now. Although buying and selling will still tug back and forth, the logic has shifted from selling pressure exceeding buying pressure to being evenly matched or buying pressure possibly overwhelming selling pressure after some positive news! What I really worry about now is that holders who previously bought spot at costs of tens or even hundreds will take advantage of this positive news to sell, which is definitely unfavorable for the current market, but this is all short-term. Personally, I plan to go long on $FIL for the long term, so short-term volatility won't affect me!"Compared to the previous pre-market data, the decline in individual storage stocks has slightly narrowed. SK Hynix and SanDisk (SNDK) have slowed their downward trend, Micron is basically flat, and panic selling in the early session has eased. However, AI computing power leaders collectively turned from red to green, with Nvidia and Meta weakening, and only a few stocks closing higher. The buying momentum in the tech sector has clearly weakened.
The Asia-Pacific market's storage sector saw a brief recovery, but overseas storage stocks failed to turn positive, only narrowing their losses. This is not a trend reversal, but merely a stop-loss battle after overselling.
Transmitted to the A-shares, the slowdown in the decline of external storage can alleviate the pressure of a sharp drop in the storage sector tomorrow. However, major companies remain generally weak, making a strong rebound difficult. Any rally is likely to face profit-taking. Meanwhile, the weakness of Nvidia and Meta suppresses sentiment in the domestic computing power and media sectors, and Lumentum's decline also drags down expectations for optical modules.
Regarding $SNDK, it is currently just a brief pause in the middle of a decline, with insufficient bullish strength. Rebounds can be used as opportunities to position short orders, maintaining a weak outlook in the short term.
⚠️ Market views shared only, do not constitute investment advice The moment I woke up, the string of numbers on my phone screen seemed to have a corner quietly erased by someone✨ Floating profit dropped by three hundred thousand US dollars, how would you handle the direction in your hands? Last night's market was actually very representative. ETH was repeatedly tugged above 2500; many took it as a signal that "finally it's time to go long," but what I saw was a repeatedly tested distribution range. The point in this trader's record that struck me the most was not how much floating profit he lost, but that he clearly said: the short position at BTC 83491 was the one with the highest floating profit and is still held now. The amount of information behind this sentence is much greater than it appears on the surface. First, look at the facts. ETH 2500 was repeatedly mentioned as a short point, and the price did indeed hover around this level. BTC had a rebound near 83491 but overall did not break out of the resistance zone. Altcoins fell more directly, with both short positions hitting full profit margins. ZEC was singled out for observation due to its high volatility. Putting these details together, it looks more like a trend entering a divergence phase rather than a clean start or continuation. What is the market trading? I think the core is event repricing. With CPI about to be released, Hamarck again signaling further rate hikes, semiconductor sector sell-offs, and South Korea's KOSPI dropping over 6%, these external signals combined are suppressing risk appetite. The rebounds in BTC and ETH seem more like short covering and short-term sentiment repair rather than new funds willing to continuously take over at this level. In other words SNDK at $1420, do you dare to bottom-fish?
It dropped from 2354 to 1400, everyone is yelling "AI storage bubble burst," but just now, Binance perpetual bounced from 1401 back to 1420, and the funding rate is still positive—so is this a bear trap by the manipulators using bad news to shake out weak hands, or is the AI storage bubble really about to burst?
First, look at the surface: it's bad, really bad.
Retracted 40% from the June ATH of 2354, with a continuous downtrend recently, hitting a low of 1401 on October 13. Broadcom CEO's comment crashed the entire semiconductor sector, China's CXMT progress scared the market, and worries about flash memory price volatility are everywhere.
But look at the chart—1400 hasn't been broken, the underlying stock closed yesterday pulling back to the 1480s. Pre-market today is back to 1420-1440. The candlesticks tell you: 1400 is a tested iron bottom recently, volume hasn't spiked extremely during the drop, and it's in the oversold zone. All signals shout one thing: this is an emotion-driven correction, not a fundamental collapse.
First thing: Did the market really panic over one sentence from Broadcom?
Broadcom's CEO said AI financing has constraints, the entire SOX sector pulled back, and SNDK got hit along with it.
Sounds scary? But think about it—has AI capital expenditure really stopped? Cloud providers and AI labs are still aggressively building data centers, NAND/SSD is the most critical support after GPUs. Multiple institutions maintain expectations of tight NAND supply-demand balance in 2026, supporting prices.
What’s a false sell-off? This is it. Sector sentiment dragged good companies down. Retail investors panic that the "AI bubble burst," while smart money quietly buys near 1400.
Second thing: China's CXMT competition? A long-term shadow, short-term noise.
CXMT's progress indeed triggered short-term panic over high-end storage competition. But look at SNDK's fundamentals:
Pure NAND flash player, vertically integrated with Kioxia
TTM revenue about $20 billion, EPS about 74, volume and price both rising
Current TTM PE about 20, forward PE only around 7
Market cap 210 billion, analyst consensus "buy," average target price 2173
Current price 1420, target 2173, a 50% gap in between. You tell me this is a bubble?
Compare: Nvidia's forward PE? 30x. SNDK only 7x. This is not a bubble, this is a discount.
Third thing: A technical signal that must be taken seriously has appeared.
Retracted 40% from ATH, YTD still up over 500%, 1-year up over 1000%. This is a typical normal correction after a surge, not a trend reversal.
Support: 1400 (iron bottom, multiple tests) → 1350 (extreme case)
Resistance: 1480-1500 (previous close + round number) → 1600 → 1700
Catalyst: Earnings report after market on October 29, market expects EPS about 46
Daily/4H weak, short-term moving averages suppressing, but after a large pullback, it has entered oversold territory, a technical rebound is imminent. Funding rate positive (8-hour 0.02-0.04%), indicating bulls still willing to hold positions.
But remember—perpetual contracts have leverage, volatility will be amplified. If 1400 breaks down with volume, next target is 1350 or even lower.
Bull vs. bear, you decide:
On one side:
AI data center NAND demand continues to explode
Analyst average target 2173, 50% upside
Forward PE only 7x, valuation not expensive
1400 iron bottom tested multiple times, oversold rebound imminent
October 29 earnings catalyst approaching
On the other side:
Broadcom comments triggered concerns over AI spending sustainability
China CXMT long-term competition shadow
Semiconductor sector overall technical correction
Short-term moving averages bearish, fragile sentiment
If 1400 breaks, may trigger bull stop-loss
Key level 1420, only $20 above the death line 1400.
Resistance above: 1480-1500 → 1600 → 1700 → analyst target 2173
Support below: 1400 (iron bottom) → 1350 → 1000 (extreme)
Trading strategy
Short-term players:
Light long positions near 1400 if stable (watch for volume rebound or lower wick), stop loss 1350-1380. First target 1480-1520, then reduce or switch to defense. If breaks 1400 and can't recover, wait or lightly short. Funding rate positive, suitable for short swings, don't hold stubbornly.
Mid-term players:
Build long positions in batches between 1400-1450, target 1600-1800 (expectation heating before earnings). Control position before earnings or hedge with options/small leverage. Buying on dips better than chasing highs, much better cost-performance than June highs.
Risk control rules:
High Beta + perpetual, single trade risk no more than 1-2% of account
Total position not too heavy, keep enough cash
Watch underlying stock intraday moves, NAND price data, MU and other storage stock correlations
If earnings miss or NAND guidance weak, may see another sell-off
SNDK now is like Nvidia in 2023—
After a surge, a 40% correction, everyone shouts "bubble burst," but earnings come out and it doubles.
You fear the correction, others fear missing the ride.
If you don't dare to buy at 1400, will you chase at 2000 after earnings?
$BTC $NVDA $SNDK $BTC data first dropped nearly a thousand dollars, now hovering around 82,700. At 20:30 Beijing time tonight, the US September CPI will be released: overall year-on-year 3.7%, month-on-month 0.6%, basically within expectations—September's gasoline surge, everyone knows the headline looks bad. The real pain is in the core: month-on-month 0.3%, exactly the same as August, while the market expected it to drop to 0.2%; year-on-year also rose to 2.6%.
Overall, the focus is on oil prices, the core is about stickiness. The core hasn't come down for two consecutive months, indicating that the September rate hike was just the beginning—before the Fed meeting on October 27-28, this is the last piece of the puzzle. Before tonight, the market was betting "no move in October, hike in December," but now the October card is back on the table. The 10-year US Treasury yield instantly jumped to 5.31%, which is the real thing crushing risk assets: it's not the CPI itself falling, but the repricing of rate hike expectations.
In plain terms: $BTC has been repeatedly tested between 81,000–82,500 these past two days; tonight is the touchstone. Holding this level means the bears' strength on data night ends here, and bulls can still look for a rebound window around 84,000; breaking it will head toward 80,000, and the weak will be weeded out first—$ETH fell 0.95% in 24h, underperforming BTC's 0.59%, altcoins will suffer even more than BTC. Before tomorrow's PPI release, this market is not for bottom hunters; there is plenty of room on the right side.Today, my watchlist is mostly green, but the whales are playing three completely different games:
$BTC is real spot trading with genuine hands-on exchange. Coinbase premium has turned negative, institutions are selling at a discount; yet on-chain over 30,000 coins have been withdrawn this month, whales are quietly accumulating again. This kind of tug-of-war often signals a market shift; once the chips are exchanged, a new direction emerges.
HYPE is purely a contract battlefield, almost no one touches the spot market. On Hyperliquid, short positions net $225 million, with an account shorting since last September still holding despite a $23 million unrealized loss. No matter how much it surges, it’s just hot air without spot support; it can crash anytime.
OKB has fundamentals and a story, but sentiment hasn’t picked up, RSI is only 41, so it’s just following the market’s slow decline. However, around 125 there is capital absorbing, indicating big players are betting on its transition from a platform token to a stock settlement infrastructure. Whales are most likely either holding long-term or gambling on the next wave of sentiment-driven speculation.
Three scripts, three rhythms, don’t use the same position strategy for all.
#VoiceOfTrading: Your experience deserves to be heard #TSMC Q3 revenue hits record high, profit performance to be revealed CPI exceeds expectations, core inflation does not cool down: Will the October rate hike be brought forward?
The data is out and leans hawkish. US September CPI: overall year-on-year 3.7% (expected 3.6%), month-on-month 0.6% as expected; but the Fed's main focus, core month-on-month 0.3% (expected 0.2%), core year-on-year 2.6% (expected 2.5%)—both core figures exceed expectations, no cooling observed.
Market reacted quickly: 10-year US Treasury yield broke through 5.3%, consensus on no rate hike in October is loosening, bets on another hike in December continue to rise. BTC dropped about $1,000 in response, now around $82,400. Oil prices are the main driver pushing the overall figure up (gasoline +9.1% monthly), but the lack of cooling in core inflation is the real headache for the Fed.
Next to watch is the FOMC on October 27-28. Core month-on-month has been 0.3% for two consecutive months, leaving less room to "wait and see." For the crypto space, a stronger dollar and rising Treasury yields are direct headwinds—don’t rush to bottom-fish tonight, let the dust settle a bit.
Risk warning: Macro data fluctuates sharply before and after release, participate cautiously. For reference only, not investment advice.
#BTCBerkshire adds $330 million, Bending Spoons surges 32% pre-market, what's the story behind this "App Harvester" favored by Buffett?
Market overview: OKX x BSP pre-market quote at 47.72, up 25% in 24h, surged past 49.51 then pulled back; trading volume 14.23 million USDT, turnover rate only 0.13%, low-liquidity pre-market token, a few million U can easily push out a big bullish candle.
Strong catalyst: Berkshire added $330 million investment, private placement of 10 million shares at $33 each; combined with $600 million invested at IPO, Buffett has bet nearly $1 billion in two rounds. Bending Spoons is an Italian app group, owning Evernote and Meetup, also acquiring Miro and Airtable, Q2 earnings per share $0.46 beating expectations, revenue $704 million exceeding forecasts.
But to pour cold water: P/E ratio 266, RSI 99, pre-market surge to 49.51 has overextended; placement price $33 is Buffett's cost line, current price 47.72 is 40% above major investors' cost — big names backing it is a real signal, but chasing high premiums requires caution. Pre-market low liquidity means volatility will only increase after official open.
Watch the psychological anchor at the $33 placement price, if it breaks the 46.16 support; at US market open, see if BSP can hold steady, only then can a second wave be discussed. DYOR, not investment advice.
#BSP #Berkshire #USStockTokenUS September CPI fully exceeded expectations, posing a macro downside risk to Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Macro logic: Inflation has risen for three consecutive months, core inflation remains stubborn, the Federal Reserve's rate cut expectations are forced to be delayed, and the high interest rate environment continues to suppress crypto asset valuations. Before the data release, BTC was fluctuating around $83,000, ETH was weaker, having dropped nearly 10% over the past week.
BTC key levels: Strong support at the 400-day moving average near $81,000 below, the next major support zone is between $77,000 and $79,000. The $83,300 level is an important watershed; holding above it offers hope to challenge $85,000 to $86,500. If core CPI exceeds expectations, BTC may first test below $80,000 or even $81,000.
ETH key levels: $2,500 is the lifeline—both a round number and the resistance level before the September breakout; closing below it on the daily chart would break the upward structure. Strong support is near $2,400, which has successfully reversed price multiple times.
Strategy advice: Slippage is extremely high at the moment of data release; avoid one-sided bets. Wait for the data to settle, observe the high of the first 15-minute candle as a trend confirmation signal, then look for entry opportunities. $ETH $BTC Circulating supply is only 23.3%: Behind HYPE's $78.1 billion valuation, how many people haven't entered yet?
Looking at $HYPE's valuation, just looking at market cap can be misleading. Current data: circulating supply is about 222.46 million tokens, total supply about 955.31 million tokens, with a circulation ratio of only 23.3%. Current market cap is about $18.21 billion, fully diluted valuation about $78.19 billion — the latter is 4.29 times the former. To put it simply: what's trading on the market now is just a fraction; more than three-quarters of the tokens haven't been released yet. A low circulation ratio has two sides. On the positive side, the float is light, so when demand comes, price elasticity is high; on the negative side, future supply release is a looming variable, and when those tokens come out, the market needs enough support to absorb them.
So I don't simply take low circulation as a bullish sign. What really matters are two things: whether demand growth can outpace supply release, and whether buybacks and burns can absorb some of the pressure. Platform revenue is there, which is the confidence on the demand side. Valuation is a race between demand and supply, and I’m betting on demand. Diamond hands.$BTC's wick timing is very interesting: 20:30 Beijing time, which converts to 08:30 Eastern Time, exactly one hour before the US stock market opens.
Characteristics of this time period: Asian session is ending, European session is quiet, US stock market hasn't opened yet, order books are thinnest, and big money loves to sweep losses during this window.
The wick immediately retracting indicates what? It means there is real buying interest waiting at 82,700 below; it's not that no one is taking the orders, but someone is waiting to take them.
Technical aspect: BTC surged to 84,147 yesterday but failed to hold; bullish momentum is weakening and a pullback to confirm support is needed. This wick is that pullback, just a bit more violent.
Conclusion: 82,700 is a valid support level, expect continued range-bound oscillation. ETH leading the decline is a warning; watch for ETH to stabilize.$KORU
I am currently clearly bearish. Looking ahead to the close of the US stock market on Friday, the priority target is 13.58; if it breaks below that, then 13.12; in extreme scenarios, 12.70.
Today, the US CPI exceeded expectations, and KORU quickly dropped from around 14.40 to 13.64. I believe this decline is not just a simple shakeout but the market beginning to reprice.
Actually, the Korean market had already signaled this. The KOSPI rose more than 2% in early trading but ended up closing lower, with foreign investors selling about 1.18 trillion KRW in a single day. ASML's long-term outlook is good, but Samsung and Hynix still lack sustained buying.
I think the issue is not with AI fundamentals now, but that the market had previously priced in too much growth expectation for the next few years. Positive news has been realized with no buyers, inflation exceeded expectations, so capital naturally starts to withdraw.
Next, I mainly watch two paths:
Main path: 13.73 → 13.58 → 13.12 → 12.70.
Alternate path: 13.73 → 14.00–14.25 → 13.58 → 13.12.
TSMC's earnings report on Thursday is a key variable, but I don't currently believe a good earnings report alone can reverse the trend of capital withdrawal.
Above 14.90 is where I would reassess the bearish logic.
I will not chase shorts around 13.73 now; I prefer to wait for a rebound to provide an opportunity. What I am watching is the second wave of decline after semiconductor capital withdrawal in Korea, not just betting on a single bearish candle.A few days ago, I bought $AGPU. I just saw that AGPU officially announced a partnership with the Nasdaq-listed company Penguin. Before this, it was listed on Binance's bstocks. Actually, I had been paying attention earlier, but it was inconvenient to buy before it was listed on Binance. After it was listed, I still hesitated for a while, actually waiting for a better entry point. Since I didn't get that, I just bought it directly, so now I'm stuck.
I want to recharge my faith with two reasons why it's worth holding.
First, the company changed its business in 2025 to AI infrastructure/GPU computing power services, which aligns with current trends.
Second, the market cap is very low. Although a low market cap alone isn't a reason to buy a stock, this is not just about a low market cap; after the transformation, it already has 3.4 billion in contract orders. However, these contracts represent revenue to be delivered and recognized over many years. Today's official announcement of cooperation with $PENG can increase the certainty of turning these orders into revenue, because AGPU is responsible for where the orders come from, while $PENG is responsible for subsequent delivery and operations. Being able to convert orders into revenue together in the future is very strong.After some thought, the ongoing market decline is not due to a single event but rather the combined effect of forces on three levels.
On the macro level, the Federal Reserve has sent hawkish signals. The September meeting minutes showed that most officials support continuing rate hikes, dashing the market's original expectation of an "end to rate hikes." U.S. Treasury yields surged accordingly, causing funds to withdraw from high-risk assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum that do not generate interest.
On the capital level, ETFs and institutions are continuously pulling out. The Ethereum spot ETF has seen net outflows for nine consecutive trading days, with cumulative outflows exceeding $630 million since October. More critically, BitMine has explicitly capped its ETH holdings at 5% of the total supply; it currently holds 4.9%, just about 77,000 coins short of the limit, and at the current pace, it will stop buying within about a month.
On the structural level, there is a long squeeze. Bitcoin has repeatedly been blocked in the 8.3-8.7 range, with a large accumulation of leveraged long positions below. After the price broke key support, these longs were forcibly liquidated, creating a chain reaction of "price drop → liquidation → further drop." On October 12 alone, liquidations exceeded $770 million, with longs accounting for nearly 90%.
My holdings in SNDK and ZHIPU happen to be caught in this crowded long structure. I have merely become cannon fodder of the times.
#Tesla deliveries exceed expectations, profit recovery becomes the focus #Korean stocks rebound narrows after sharp drop, can semiconductor buying continue? #SanDisk and Micron decline, ChangXin Technology progress under watch $BTC $ETH $ZEC Calm down Evening Review | 4 Sector Rotation · On-Chain Whales | 10/14 | 🟡 Watching CPI landing hotter than expected, whale holdings remain stable but prices are under pressure.
Real On-Chain (Bullish): Whales hit a new high of 3.03 million BTC, added 15,000 BTC ($1.2B) in 72h, Bull Score 80, ETF turned positive about 2300 BTC.
CPI Actual: Annual rate 3.7% (forecast 3.6) / Core monthly rate 0.3% (forecast 0.2) / Core annual rate 2.6% (forecast 2.5) — all three core metrics exceeded expectations, gasoline pushed higher but core inflation has spread.
Market Reaction:
BTC failed to hold 84k, dropped from 83.8k to 82.8k (-1000), currently $82,774;
10Y yield rose 9bp to 5.31%;
Nasdaq futures down 0.65%.
Logic: Bulls betting "bad news priced in" got proven wrong, buying expectations but selling facts + core overheating = double hit.
Discipline: Still holding above 82k, no position reduction triggered;
Trigger points: yearly moving average $78,599 / recovery above $85,000.
CPI hotter than expected raises rate hike expectations, short-term bearish but whales have not exited.
$BTC #OnChainWhales #4SectorRotation #CPI
For information sharing only, not investment advice. Detailed interpretation of September CPI data: the actual data situation may be more hawkish than the current surface data! After breaking down the BLS September CPI data, I found that the data might be more hawkish than the initial surface data suggested. The core is not the nominal CPI at 3.7%, but rather the assessment through three layers: energy, core goods, and core services: 1. Energy is the core factor supporting the nominal inflation data in September. 2. Core goods have reappeared with price pressure; the inflation transmission problem caused by energy has initially manifested. 3. Core services have not cooled down; instead, they accelerated from 0.3% to 0.4%, which is the most unfavorable part for the Fed. #US September CPI year-on-year rose to 3.7%, core inflation exceeded expectations. Therefore, this data means that the September CPI increase is not simply due to a one-time energy shock. After proposing that the one-time energy shock caused the nominal inflation rise, core goods and core services also increased, representing a secondary transmission of energy. The nominal monthly inflation rate of 0.6% is actually not scary because the data proves it comes from the shock caused by rising energy prices, which is a phased or one-time shock. The market or Fed's biggest concern is the secondary transmission and diffusion of inflation, and core goods and core services prove this worry. Meanwhile, housing inflation within core services remains a core "stubborn problem." After the September CPI data release, the CME probabilities for rate hikes in October and December did not change much, but half an hour later, this detailed data has fully fermented. Currently, the probability of a rate hike in October is at 21% I am almost completely not worried that my long position on $BTC will lose money! First, the market indeed dropped about 1500 points as I predicted, and I also added to my position accordingly!
Secondly, I said that when $BTC data is released, the data itself is generally not important; it is used to coordinate liquidity sweeps. So when it first drops, I firmly go long!
Thirdly, Jin10 plus CPI and all sorts of chaotic consultations are aggressively pushing bearish news, like rising government bond yields and bets on rate hikes! In my view, none of that matters; only the market matters!
The fact is, despite so much bearish news, $BTC did not fall below 82,000, which shows the market does not want it to go down! It's simple, just see if my judgment is right!
#US September CPI rose 3.7% year-on-year, core inflation exceeded expectations #Tesla deliveries exceeded expectations, profit recovery becomes the focus #BTC spot ETF sees net outflow again, can institutional buying recover? Draft (CPI reaction, data as of tonight 20:30)
September CPI came in hot across the board: headline 3.7% YoY (vs 3.6% expected), core 2.6% (vs 2.5%), and core MoM stuck at 0.3% instead of cooling to 0.2%. The pass-through question got answered — energy (+20.4% YoY, gasoline +9.1% MoM) is spilling into core, and the December hike trade just got its best argument. BTC is holding $82–83k for now, but the setup changed: the market no longer has to imagine the hike case, it just got the receipt.$BNB looks weak in the short term, 737.22 is already close to today's low. The leverage basically hasn't moved today. Both long and short liquidations are only a few tens of thousands of dollars, almost invisible against the 410 million positions. Bulls haven't been squeezed out, and shorts haven't been forced to cover. The price is slowly grinding down, with no forced liquidations driving it, nor any new leverage coming in to chase a rebound; the market is just burning through old positions. The fee rate is close to zero, just background noise. The chart shows the high point being raised; only if the previous low is broken will it be considered a breakdown. The current price is just a bit above the previous low, with short-position moving averages pressing down from above. This upward structure won't hold for long. I judge the previous low will be broken, leading to a new low. Conditions to turn bullish: retake and hold above 747.5, which means today's high is reclaimed and the bearish outlook is invalidated. Exceeding expectations by 3.7% directly increases the uncertainty of an interest rate hike in October, gold plummets, government bonds hit new highs, and there is a chance to see BTC starting with 7 and $ETH A real shock! The whale must have had insider information, otherwise how could they have raised a one-hour breakeven to clear long positions!!
September CPI released, year-on-year 3.7% exceeding expectations (expected 3.6%), core even harsher at 2.6% year-on-year (expected 2.5%), month-on-month 0.3% (expected 0.2%).
The main cause is the surge in gasoline prices, but the core is also accelerating, indicating pressure beyond just energy.
After the CPI release, the 10-year US Treasury yield surged to around 5.3%, the 2-year yield rose sharply, and the probability of a rate hike in October doubled from 22% to nearly 40%, hitting risk assets directly.
$BTC is clearly under short-term pressure, having fallen back to around 82.6K.
The rise in US Treasury yields plus the warming rate hike expectations are headwinds for crypto and growth stocks; first, watch if the 82k level can hold.
If it breaks, it may further test 80k or even lower.
Gold $XAU and the Nasdaq also face valuation pressure.
In the medium term, if energy prices remain high and the core inflation does not cool down, the Fed’s rate hike path by year-end will be tougher, and risk assets will trend weaker with volatility.
But if subsequent PCE or employment softens, the market may reprice to "only one hike."
The key is to watch next week’s data and oil price trends; don’t rush to bottom-fish, wait and see first. #US September CPI year-on-year rose to 3.7%, core inflation exceeded expectations $TRUTH TRUTH, the second highest gainer, don't rush to short it; this coin has no spot market. Without spot trading, it's easy for a coin to become a pump-and-dump, like the former river, lab, rave, beat, which at their peaks rose 50 to 100 times higher than their lows. If you keep shorting using free fuel, it can keep rocketing upwards. In extreme cases, I suspect it could surge from the lowest point around 0.008 to five to seven times higher, around 0.047–0.055. If you really want to short: please use light positions, low leverage, reserve plenty of margin, start at a price point of at least 0.0312 or above, light positions, light positions, light positions, test the waters cautiously. This is just my personal opinion and does not constitute any advice. It's purely a hypothetical analysis of my own, pending verification by facts.The US Ethereum spot ETF saw a net inflow of $24.8 million on October 13, ending a streak of ten consecutive trading days of net outflows. The full daily report from Farside shows a net outflow of $85.4 million the previous day, so this time the fund flow finally turned positive.
The inflow was uneven: the Grayscale fund with the code ETH had an inflow of $16.7 million, Fidelity's FETH saw an inflow of $8.1 million, and the other listed funds all had zero. Here, ETH is the fund code, not an additional on-chain transfer.
For the Ethereum market, the change is that net subscriptions of these funds have again exceeded net redemptions, temporarily halting the continuous withdrawal from fund channels for one day. Subscriptions and redemptions affect the asset size held by the funds, but these flows do not represent the total daily ETH trading volume on exchanges, nor can they be directly converted into spot buy orders at the same moment.
In the previous ten trading days, the total outflow was about $783 million, and this one-day inflow only offset about 3.2%. Next, it remains to be seen whether net inflows can continue and expand to more funds to better judge if the withdrawal pressure is easing.
Source and chart: Farside US Ethereum ETF daily report, amounts in USD; verified after 21:00 Beijing time on 10/14. The data for 10/14 is still incomplete and should not be interpreted as zero flow. $ETH Totally lost! The harshest part of this CPI isn't that the overall number exceeded expectations, but that core inflation rose simultaneously. The market had been using energy price hikes as an excuse, thinking core inflation was fine. Now that this data is out, that excuse is completely torn apart. Inflation isn't just driven by oil prices; the comprehensive pressure remains, and expectations for rate cuts have been slapped down.
First, look at $BTC Bitcoin. Once the data came out, rate cut expectations were proven wrong, so Bitcoin is definitely under short-term pressure. But don't panic, institutional base holdings remain, and long-term holders on-chain are still accumulating. If panic selling occurs, it might actually give whales a chance to buy cheap. Hold your base positions firmly, and don't rush to bottom-fish in the short term.
Next, look at $ETH Ethereum. ETF funds have been flowing out continuously, and when Bitcoin weakens, Ethereum falls faster than anyone else. Don't expect it to strengthen independently in the short term; it will bear selling pressure along with the broader market.
Finally, look at $XAUT Gold. Core inflation exceeding expectations is actually a double-edged sword for gold. In the short term, it's suppressed by rate hike expectations and a stronger dollar, which hurts it. But the fact that inflation can't be contained itself proves that gold's long-term logic remains intact. Allocation demand is still coming in, central banks are still buying, and if it falls, there are buyers to catch it.
Brothers, this data is here to kill expectations. Hold your spot base positions firmly, unload all short-term leverage, and wait for this wave of panic to subside before making moves. #US September CPI year-on-year rose to 3.7%, core inflation exceeded expectations @OKX星球 Brothers, the September CPI is finally out! BTC is bearish again. In the afternoon warm-up, I judged that the overall CPI might be pushed up by energy, but the core month-on-month might drop to 0.2%. The result was an overall year-on-year of 3.7%, higher than some market expectations of 3.6%; core year-on-year 2.6%, month-on-month 0.3%, both exceeding expectations. The energy line was predicted correctly, but the core is indeed more stubborn than I expected; this time my core judgment was too optimistic. Gasoline prices in September rose 9.1% month-on-month, and energy costs pushed overall inflation up. This is not just an issue of rising oil prices. Excluding food and energy, the core month-on-month still maintained 0.3%, and housing costs also rose 0.4%. Employment has cooled down, but prices did not fall as the market expected, making it harder for the Fed to confidently stop raising rates. The core CPI exceeding expectations may cause the market to revise upward the probability of future rate hikes; the dollar and US Treasury yields continue to strengthen, which is obviously not good news for BTC. So currently, my judgment is short-term bearish, leaning towards weak consolidation first, but we still need to see how the market digests it. After the data release, BTC briefly returned to around 82,700; next, let's see if it can stand back above 83,000. If pressure continues, I will watch the previous low near 80,400.