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Stop blindly trusting that "official channels are absolutely safe."
According to PANews, Ledger reported the 72-hour progress on the CryptoBilis incident: the issue has been traced to a single distributor. So far, all confirmed theft cases point to devices sold by the Southeast Asian distributor CryptoBilis, with a limited number of affected devices; Ledger itself and its direct sales channels are unaffected. The team is cooperating with law enforcement and contacting affected users. CryptoBilis has confirmed it has stopped selling all hardware wallets.
The reminder is straightforward: only buy from authorized channels, avoid machines that have been returned and reshelved, and for large self-custodied assets, it is recommended to spread them across multiple devices or use multisignature setups. Observation one: the problem is isolated to a single third-party distribution channel, indicating not all channels are compromised; observation two: devices at the distributor level can be physically tampered with before sale, shaking the trust foundation of "official channels are safe." Do you prefer to trust only direct sales, or go straight to multisignature?Bitcoin did not continue to fall following the weak close; instead, it gradually climbed back to the original consolidation zone over the weekend. @ZhangJiaozhu. The most important change here is not that another short price was found, but the acknowledgment that the original bearish script might be flawed: if the price stands back in the range and does not fall again, those who shorted could become the fuel for the next upward move. He has a clear premise for his judgment on $BTC. Around 83000 is a structural level he has repeatedly emphasized. The previous breakdown, pullback, and daily close with a wick made him interpret this area as weak. But the market did not continue downward; instead, it slowly lifted over two days to reclaim this level. The signals that supported shorting are being negated by the new price action. This does not mean all upward moves are reversals. The key, as he reminds, is whether the close can stay within the range and if the retest has support. If it only briefly spikes up and then falls back, shorts still have room to reassess; if it stands above and does not come down for a while, the previous weak assessment cannot explain the current strength. The low volume over the weekend cannot be a reason to ignore the price. He believes institutional rest means insufficient volume but does not mean the market lacks reference value. There is selling pressure on the board, yet the price still slowly pushes up, which itself is a warning sign. You cannot say the buying is not strong enough while ignoring the fact that the bears cannot suppress the price. The most direct lesson here is that his short stop loss was triggered. The original stop loss was near 83500; after the market continued upward, he did not move the stop loss to 83700, 83800 Using 100u for fully automated $ETH trading Day 53 (07:56)｜Grinding all day, one breakout
The resistance at 2556 mentioned yesterday stopped at 2554 last night, just 2 points short. The empty spot at the upper edge was taken away by this wave.
Nothing much to see during the day, fluctuating between 2496 and 2512. Twice it touched 2496 but didn’t go lower, volume shrank and disappeared, just waiting all day.
At 23:00 suddenly went crazy, the 5-minute candlestick jumped from 2513 to 2534. The short position was pierced, the stop loss at 2532 didn’t hold, and then it kept pushing up.
This rise is a bit strange, price going up but positions decreasing—the shorts on the big players’ side have been retreating these past two days, open interest dropping. It’s not longs adding positions, but shorts being squeezed out, this is called a short squeeze. Retail traders are still over 60% long, barely moving, not many really following this rise.
🤖 Both sides are active this wave. Long positions are steadily being sold off in batches from 2528 to 2551; the short positions are a bit uncomfortable, some were closed on pullbacks, not in great spots.
Whether new money comes in to replace the shorts closed out this wave is what we need to watch today.
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$BTC $STRK OKX completed strategic financing with a valuation of $25 billion, market risk appetite is warming up, and KAITO, as an active target within the ecosystem, benefits indirectly. I tend to be short-term bullish but not excessively chasing highs. The four-hour chart is still in a downtrend channel, down 12.50% from the high, while the one-hour chart has turned upward, up 8.27% from the low, indicating short-term momentum is stronger than the mid-term structure. Current price is 0.3219, slightly up 0.8%, with a turnover of 7.46 million, and average volume. The top ten order book buy orders total 143,000 versus sell orders of 119,000, ratio 1.20, buyers dominate; funding rate at 0.0033% is neutral, with open interest of 10.21 million coin-margined contracts showing no obvious crowding. Strategy: place long orders on pullback at 0.3184, stop loss at 0.3092, target 0.3386; if volume breaks through 0.3257, lightly chase longs with stop loss at 0.3175. Position control within 20%, exit immediately if broken.
— For personal reference only, not investment advice, wish you successful trading. —
$KAITO #OKX completed strategic financing with a valuation of $25 billion
#OKX completed strategic financing with a valuation of $25 billion $KAITO OKX completed strategic financing with a valuation of $25 billion, boosting market confidence in the leading platform's ecosystem assets. SOL, as an important trading target, is expected to have short-term sentiment support but is unlikely to change its medium-term weakness. The four-hour and one-hour moving averages are both trending downward synchronously; the former has retraced 10.27% from the high. 111.35 is just a rebound, with clear resistance at 112.72 above and a recent low at 108.89 below. The buy-sell ratio of 1.18 shows a slight advantage for buyers, but the trading volume is only 4.969 million, indicating insufficient volume support. The funding rate of 0.0060% is relatively neutral, and the open interest of 3.006 million coins shows no panic. The rebound is more likely a weak correction. It is recommended to lightly short at a rebound to 111.85, with a stop loss at 113.45 and a target of 109.15; if it pulls back to 108.95 and stabilizes, a short-term long position can be taken, with a stop loss at 107.65 and a target of 111.05. Single position size should not exceed 5%, and exit immediately if the position breaks down.
— This is only a personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice. Wishing you successful trading. —
$SOL#OKX completed strategic financing with a valuation of $25 billion
#OKX completed strategic financing with a valuation of $25 billion $SOL The longer I stare at the market, the more bored I feel. BTC and ETH seem like someone has hit the pause button. This kind of quiet— is it a buildup or a trap? The 1-hour and 4-hour levels are almost aligned in a straight line, moving averages stuck together, and volume shrunk to a sleep-inducing level. ETH previously touched the oversold zone, so it should have bounced back, but the bulls didn’t even mount a decent counterattack; that sense of weakness feels very real. Leverage is even more obvious here, with open interest lying low, funding rates close to zero, and very little liquidity in the market—no one wants to pull the trigger first. But retail investors haven’t left; the ETH long-short ratio is nearly 1.9, and BTC remains high, creating a gap between enthusiasm and support. Lately, I’ve been wondering what the market is really trading. On the surface, it looks like waiting for direction, but actually, it’s repricing the crowded expectations from the previous round. Extreme volume contraction often signals an imminent breakout, but when retail bulls are this dense, the probability of a downward spike to clear leverage is much higher than a direct upward breakout. The main players have no reason to carry a bunch of people. Looking up, if there’s a real volume breakout, short covering could push a rally, ETH’s elasticity would be greater, altcoins would catch a breather, and risk appetite would warm up. Looking down, a spike piercing dense stop losses and a chain liquidation would freeze sentiment to zero, dragging BTC and ETH down together, with altcoins falling even faster. So now it’s not about who’s braver, but who can sit tight. Wait for the spike or wait for volume confirmation on the right side; don’t gamble in stagnant waters. Protect your principal, endure this silence, and only those who survive will have the right to talk about the next round. This does not constitute any trading advice, just personal market observation. $BTC $ETH #cryptoA sudden surge during the holiday often leads to the most common mistake: mistaking a rebound for a reversal, or continuing to add short positions halfway because of a still bearish outlook. @欧哥's judgment on this market phase is very clear: the daily bearish logic for $BTC has not yet been overturned, but right now is not a position to casually enter new long or short trades. Holding existing trend short positions is completely different from chasing shorts now. He compares the current market to two forces fighting. During the previous short-term downtrend, the bulls barely mounted a decent counterattack; now with a stronger rebound, it shows the bulls are starting to exert effort. However, looking at the daily and four-hour charts, the previous downtrend had stronger momentum and volume, while the rebound lacks corresponding volume. In his understanding, the long-term trend remains bearish, the short-term is counterattacking, and the most likely scenario is a tug-of-war between bulls and bears. Therefore, he does not advocate reversing to long just because of an uptick, nor immediately adding positions just because the overall direction is bearish. When there is no particularly good opportunity, the best action is no action. Waiting for both sides to establish structure before deciding whether to join is more important than continuously betting during consolidation. He reminds that the difference in trading is not only about who dares to act, but also who knows when to stop. Opening random trades daily and occasionally getting one right may not make up for previous losses. Reducing attempts without an edge leaves room for truly worthwhile opportunities. First, let's see why 85000 is worth watching. 欧哥 focuses on the rebound area roughly between 84500 and 85000. He believes this is not just a casually drawn resistance line, but a position where several observations overlap: the previous downtrend's Fibonacci... Samsung's preliminary Q3 profit surpassed 100 trillion KRW for the first time; risk appetite has improved but has not been passed on to SLX, which continues to show independent weakness. I judge that short-term volatility will still be a bottoming out. After a 16.98% drop from the 0.07162 high on the 4-hour candlestick, it has approached the support at the 0.05831 low. Although it rose slightly by 1.78% in the 1-hour period, the rebound is weak. The pre-market 10-tier force ratio is 1.04, with buyers slightly favored. The funding rate of 0.0050% shows weak bullish sentiment. Positions at 28.326 million coins have not seen significant increase, with turnover at 1.54 million, showing a strong pattern of stock consolidation, with 0.06007 as near-term resistance. Operationally, if it pulls back to 0.05855 and stabilizes, you can take a light position, with a stop loss at 0.05745 and a target at 0.06125; if volume drops below this support, reverse to short, stop loss at 0.06015, target 0.05685. Keep position size within 20%, and avoid chasing before a breakout is confirmed.
—— These are personal opinions and do not constitute investment advice. Wishing you smooth trading. ——
$SLX# Samsung's preliminary Q3 profit surpasses 100 trillion KRW for the first time
#三星Q3初步利润首破100万亿韩元 $SLX $OP
The intraday increase of 3.1% seems flat.
The funding rate remains at 0.01%, with little leverage added.
Watch again if the pullback to 2.1 does not break.
$OP Samsung's preliminary Q3 profit surpasses 100 trillion KRW for the first time, risk appetite is warming but has not transmitted to Ethereum. I judge the short-term rebound as a correction rather than a reversal. The 2535.59 level is a tug of war between bulls and bears, with only a 1.2% increase in 24h and a relatively light trading volume of 11.487 million. The 4-hour chart remains in a descending channel, down 7.63% from the high; the 1-hour chart is rising but still 1.68% below the high, with weakening momentum. The order book's top 10 buy/sell ratio is 0.23, showing obvious selling pressure; the funding rate of -0.0020% indicates shorts are paying a slight premium, open interest at 577,000 shows no increase, sentiment is cautious. Strategically, light short positions can be taken if resistance at 2547 holds, stop loss at 2563, target 2479; if support at 2483 holds on a pullback, go long, stop loss at 2467, target 2543. Single position size should not exceed 5%, exit immediately on breakout, do not hold losing positions.
— This is only a personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice. Wishing you successful trading. —
$ETH#Samsung's preliminary Q3 profit surpasses 100 trillion KRW
#Samsung's preliminary Q3 profit surpasses 100 trillion KRW $ETH #TSMC Q3 revenue hits a new high, what other highlights are there in the October 15 earnings report? Semiconductor sentiment spills over into AI narratives, WLD is short-term bullish but caution against chasing highs is advised. My judgment: the trend is upward, risk control takes priority over speculation.
Current price 0.5605, 1-hour uptrend is 3.25% below the high, 4-hour is 22.81% above the low, mid-term structure remains intact. 24h high/low 0.5859/0.5401, trading volume 229 million, funding rate 0.01% indicating mild bullishness, open interest 72.769 million coins. Order book buy/sell ratio 0.83, selling pressure slightly heavier.
Operation: lightly buy on pullback to 0.5472, stop loss at 0.5338, target 0.5831; exit if volume-driven break below 0.5338 occurs. Position size not exceeding 5%, single trade risk controlled within 1% of principal.
— For personal reference only, not investment advice, wishing smooth trading. —
$WLD#TSMC Q3 revenue hits a new high, what other highlights are there in the October 15 earnings report?
#TSMC Q3 revenue hits a new high, what other highlights are there in the October 15 earnings report? $WLD