Orbit Post Sitemap
Gold has formed a massive V-shaped recovery! The aggressive bullish engulfing candles indicate strong institutional buying, reclaiming the $XAUT 4,100 level after finding a hard floor at $3,872. This momentum suggests buyers are back in control. Holding above $4,050 should propel it back toward the previous high of $4,190.
Question: Is gold’s safe-haven rally just getting started, or is this a temporary relief bounce?Seeing this, I feel a bit of that familiar vibe from the last cycle: when traditional big companies enter the scene, the community tends to interpret long-term development as short-term catalysts. Instead, I want to see what position stablecoins are placed in this time.
Visa has established six global capability centers at its new Solutions Center in Singapore, gathering over 1,500 professionals, covering areas including AI, stablecoins, and programmable payments. It has already launched USDC settlement in the US, with partners including DBS Bank, Nium, and StraitsX.
My judgment is that this is more like a signal that stablecoins are entering a phase of payment infrastructure construction, not a market switch for the entire sector. Unlike the last cycle where narratives easily ignited emotions upon entry, this time there is already settlement practice as a foundation; the participation of banks and payment institutions is also closer to business integration than just shouting concepts. But with over 1,500 people covering multiple fields, not all can be counted as stablecoin investment. I will continue to watch how the business unfolds and won’t rush to celebrate the entire sector yet. The retreat in $BTC to around 77,200 during the European session is not simply a price story. It is a market-structure story. Spot ETFs have bled more than $1.04 billion over two sessions, institutional buying has nearly stalled, and market-maker depth has been halved compared with before the shock. The order book is absorbing very little, leaving price pinned near 77,200 after a previous reference level of 81,500. That combination changes how resistance behaves. With capital withdrawing and liqSupporters receive a lower proportion of tokens, so I would first question the odds. MetaDAO Apps conducts smaller-scale consumer application financing; founders who meet the criteria and comply with restrictions can sell earned tokens earlier.
I judge this to be more favorable to founders, but not necessarily advantageous for supporters. My speculation is that if a small amount of capital can validate demand, then it is worth considering; otherwise, receiving fewer tokens does not necessarily mean less risk. Faced with this arrangement, do you value the win rate brought by demand validation more, or the odds corresponding to the token share?HYPE short position floating profit 30%, riding this wave to profit, let's talk about the upcoming defense plan
First, look at the account:
· Direction: short (isolated margin 20x)
· Entry price: 85.101
· Current price: 83.822
· Floating profit: +30.05% (earned 5.49U)
Why did it drop so smoothly this time?
As mentioned in previous posts, HYPE's fundamentals exploded with a bomb—a16z-related entity crazily transferred coins to exchanges within 5 days. This obvious selling pressure, combined with the market (BTC) being lethargic around the 80,000 mark, HYPE simply couldn't hold. Technically, after surging to 88.9, it softened directly and has been steadily declining to now, completely following the script.
Next operation plan:
1. Take-profit line: I set part of the position at 80 in the chart. This is also a previous chip concentration area; securing profits here is real meat in hand.
2. Defense line: stop loss set at 86. There's still plenty of room before the liquidation price (88.73), and I absolutely won't let this trade turn from 30% profit into a loss.
3. Mindset management: 20x isolated margin, margin 18U, position not heavy. Let it shake and wash as it pleases; as long as it doesn't break my defense line, I'll hold steadily.
Now, the 83 level is already halfway down the mountain, and an oversold rebound could happen anytime. Those without a base position, don't catch the falling knife!
For this HYPE short, brothers, do you think it can smoothly smash down to 80? Let's chat in the comments👇#非农在即，就业数据能否强化12月加息预期？ Stablecoin USDG price remains absolutely steady, not even a 0.01% fluctuation. Quoted pegged at 1.00 USD, 24-hour high and low both at 1.00, trading volume 17.18 million, market cap 2.84 billion — this should be textbook performance, yet it reveals a strange "too stable" feeling.
Social sentiment and smart money both invisible, sentiment indicator N/A, smart money net short with zero holdings. For an emerging stablecoin, zero discussion means the market has not formed consensus nor triggered arbitrage games. USDG is issued by Gala Games, with reserve transparency and compliance licenses still in early development, lacking institutional trust endorsement at the level of USDT or USDC.
Trading volume of 17.18 million against a market cap of 2.8 billion results in a turnover rate below 0.6%, liquidity is extremely shallow. Once large redemptions or de-pegging rumors occur, the depth is insufficient to absorb shocks.
Core judgment: indicators are perfect but trust is not established, liquidity trap risk is higher than de-pegging risk, mainly watch and wait. Kind of funny. A group of people are betting on whether BTC can touch $85,000 this month. The probability rose 23% in one day, now it's 56%.
The rule is: as long as the highest price of any 1-minute candlestick in November hits $85,000, it's considered a win.
To translate, even if it just pokes up, flashes, and falls back down in a few seconds, it counts as a win.
So this isn't really a bet on whether BTC will strengthen, but a bet on which day someone will nervously push it up. Whether $BTC can actually rise or not is less important.
Spot traders will probably be silent after seeing this: I've held for a month without profit, while others just touch it once and leave.In the past 24 hours, one thing is more worth watching than the $BTC price itself: the contract on Polymarket "BTC hits $85,000 in November" has seen its probability rise by 23% in one day, now at 56%. The $87,500 contract rose to 38%, up 17%. The price barely moved, but expectations moved first.
This 56% is not an analyst's verbal estimate; it is the odds derived from thousands of people betting real money. A 23% increase in one day indicates a large amount of capital switching from No to Yes, which usually isn't driven by retail investors.
Look at the settlement rules, which are easily overlooked: the criterion is the highest price of the 1-minute K-line of Binance BTC/USDT. If any minute in November hits $85,000, the contract settles Yes. It's the highest price, not the closing price. A single spike is enough to settle the contract.
Therefore, the essence of the 56% is not "BTC will hold above $85,000," but "it will be touched at least once in November." Even if it touches and then falls back, it still settles Yes, and spot holders might not earn a penny.
My judgment: this jump indicates short-term bullish sentiment is gathering, but the information is concentrated on volatility, not direction. Betting on it is betting on a charge happening; holding $BTC spot is betting on the price staying up.
One question remains: if the settlement criterion changed to closing price, how much would this 56% drop to? $XRP | LONG SETUP
XRP is trading at 1.3147, up 0.75%. Buyers have a slight advantage. A confirmed breakout above intraday resistance could support further upside.
Entry: 1.3100–1.3150
TP1: 1.3250
TP2: 1.3380
SL: 1.3040
Market Insight: Watch resistance liquidity and confirm the breakout with a 1H candle close.#ModernaQ3VaccineSales $xMSFT Positive news: After the Democratic Party's midterm sweep, Microsoft surged nearly 7% in one day, and tightening votes on data centers actually raised the moat of cloud providers
US stock Microsoft closed at $555.80 on Wednesday, up 6.68%, tokenized asset XMSFT is currently at $551.42, up 7.07% in 24 hours
First, the biggest shock: Out of 41 local referendums on AI data centers across the US, 40 voted to restrict new construction, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell about 3.1% that day
However, funds shifted from the expansion chain to already powered ultra-large-scale cloud providers. Both CNBC and Reuters reported that the combined market value of Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, and others once surged to over $750 billion CAD
Microsoft also delivered $18.6 billion in free cash flow last quarter. After licensing became more difficult, those with ready computing power on hand benefit first.
#美国中期选举：民主党赢得国会两院控制权 The just-released ADP data shows that the U.S. private sector added 86,000 jobs in October, the same as the revised increase in September.
I think this data at least indicates that companies are still hiring and the labor market is not showing a one-way deterioration. Previously, focusing only on the relatively low new nonfarm jobs in September could lead to an overly smooth assumption of cooling.
However, ADP and the official nonfarm data differ in sample, methodology, and coverage. Especially since ADP looks at the private sector, while the official report also includes government employment, the two numbers can naturally differ.
There is also a detail worth noting this time: ADP mentioned that the compensation attracting job changers includes not only base wages but also bonuses, overtime, and more working hours. The way companies compete for employees may be more complex than a single average hourly wage figure.
For December policy, the Federal Reserve still needs to judge whether employment demand can be compatible with gradually easing inflation. Resilient hiring can support the economy and may leave room for continued rate hike discussions.
I am now more willing to accept that "the data has not yet given a simple answer." On Friday at 21:30 Beijing time, we will wait for the nonfarm, wages, and revisions to come out together before making a judgment. The worst is to have just read a relatively positive report and then fill in the blanks for another yet-to-be-published data.
#美国10月非农前瞻：就业增长或牵动12月加息预期 The Dow surged 1,569 points yesterday, the biggest in 19 months.
But it has nothing to do with earnings reports. It's driven by the election.
The Democrats took both chambers, trade war cooled down, oil crashed 8% directly. Apple didn't break the $5 trillion mark because of earnings — it was due to expectations of easing in China business.
After-hours is the real battleground for earnings season.
AppLovin fell 60% this year and also tanked last quarter. Last night revenue was $2.18 billion, up 55% year-over-year, net profit surged 72%. After-hours +23%. The CEO immediately admitted fault: "Last quarter was our own problem." After admitting fault, the numbers directly contradicted that. The market loves this approach.
Qualcomm is the opposite. Numbers beat expectations, automotive chips +89%, but profits were eaten by memory price hikes in phones, guidance was weak. After-hours -7%.
I've dissected the memory issue in Apple and Intel articles before, now it's hitting Qualcomm.
My takeaway from this round is one feeling — the market prices narratives, not numbers.
Apple beat but fell first, then broke new highs right after the election. In three days, the same company had its pricing logic flipped. Palantir doubled revenue but still fell because the phrase "AI peak" weighs more than the report. AppLovin halved then rebounded because "admitting mistakes + acceleration" weighs more than last quarter's miss.
Numbers are ammo, narratives are where the gun is pointed.
Data is based on official company earnings reports, not investment advice.
#USStockEarningsSeason $SOXL Place an order and sleep😴 Check again at night👀
✅ Core Rules
It resets leverage daily: the goal is to achieve a 【single-day】 price change approximately 3 times that of the semiconductor index.
Index rises 5% in a day → SOXL theoretically rises 15% in a day
Index falls 5% in a day → SOXL theoretically falls 15% in a day
Not a fixed 3x leverage long-term!
In a volatile market, there will be decay (compounding decay): repeated ups and downs, even if the index later returns to the original level, SOXL itself may lose a lot of money. It is very disadvantageous for long-term holding and is inherently a short-term product.
✅ Correlation with BTC and ETH
Semiconductors are AI tech assets, highly correlated with Nasdaq and crypto risk appetite:
When risk appetite heats up, Nasdaq, chips, and BTC rise together; when funds seek safety, they all drop together.
SOXL’s movement often follows Bitcoin, with even greater volatility than BTC, but sometimes they do not sync.Conclusion first: Circle's Q3 revenue last night was $865 million, up 17% year-over-year, but breaking it down: reserve income was $658 million, down 8% year-over-year, with a reserve yield of 3.5%, down 61 basis points year-over-year. Depositing $100,000 in USDC earns $610 less per year—the issuer's interest pool is shrinking.
Supporting the adjusted EBITDA of $317 million (+85%) was a one-time ARC token presale of $182 million. Circle is the first publicly listed company to mint a new L1; ARC's genesis minted 10 billion tokens. At the end of the period, USDC circulation was 73.9 billion, flat year-over-year; Q3 minted 104 billion and redeemed 104 billion, with redemptions up 54% year-over-year. During the same period, it cut 5% of its staff.
A more practical question is how much you can get today: On OKX Wealth Management, the USDT flexible deposit ceiling was raised from 4.7% to 6.9% within 24 hours, while USDC remains fixed at 4.5%. The same dollar, two stablecoins differ by 240 basis points. Meanwhile, the global stablecoin total supply has fallen for 8 consecutive days, down to 294.6 billion.
Circle's interest is shrinking, while exchanges are widening the spread. Which one would you convert your dollars into? $USDC $USDT The biggest exaggeration on the gainers list is often the difference in ranking, not necessarily the difference in strength. When I read this kind of quick report, I usually first find a benchmark for the list, otherwise it's easy to misinterpret following the market trend as independent strength.
As of 11:00 Beijing time, Hyperliquid public market data shows that among perpetual contracts with a 24-hour trading volume exceeding $20 million, $ZEC rose 12.16%, UNI rose 9.12%, NEAR rose 8.74%, and TRUMP fell 16.01%; during the same period, BTC rose 5.81%, ETH rose 8.14%.
My judgment is that the leading rankings of UNI and NEAR are not yet enough to prove that capital is independently favoring them. Compared to ETH, their gains are actually not much greater; compared to BTC, the sense of strength is more obvious. Different benchmarks tell different stories from the same report card.
Moreover, this is just a 24-hour window, which cannot distinguish whether the rise comes from a general rebound or new drivers of their own. The list is based on contract data, so price performance itself cannot directly answer whether spot demand has increased. I treat it as a clue to be verified, not a definitive conclusion about sector heat.
If ETH levels off next, and UNI and NEAR can still maintain relative leadership, I will pay more attention to this difference. When you judge whether these two are truly strengthening, do you use BTC or ETH as a reference, and why?$BTC $ETH Bitcoin suddenly pulled back to $80,000, are the shorts being harvested again?
It was still falling yesterday, the market was in panic, and today it suddenly rebounded strongly.
Bitcoin quickly surged from around $75,600, retaking the $80,000 level.
But I actually think the biggest risk now is not the drop, but this sudden rebound.
Why?
1. The previous decline has already accumulated a lot of panic in the market.
2. This rebound may partly come from short covering and does not necessarily represent real big money re-entering.
3. The ongoing outflow of ETF funds is also not fully resolved.
So, I won’t conclude the bull market is back just because of one big bullish candle.
But I also won’t easily turn bearish.
What really matters is whether Bitcoin can hold above $80,000 and further break through the resistance near $81,000. #非农在即，就业数据能否强化12月加息预期？ In the futures market, unrealized profits and the money that can be withdrawn are not the same thing. Risk control focuses on whether the risk is managed before realizing the gains. I see this same old problem in financing news: first look at how the money is obtained and the conditions for withdrawing it, then look at how big the story is told.
Solana's financing and governance platform MetaDAO has launched the MetaDAO Apps financing program aimed at consumer application founders. The financing scale and the proportion of tokens allocated to supporters are both smaller and lower than conventional financing; founders can sell earned tokens earlier after achieving performance milestones and complying with sales restrictions. The materials did not provide specific amounts or proportions, so I won’t do the math for it yet.
My judgment is that this incentive arrangement for founders is positive but not enough to add overall value to the consumer application sector. Small-scale financing means less capital can be mobilized at the start, so the team must consider whether resources are sufficient; allowing conditional early realization links the founders' returns to stage performance. Whether the lower token proportion supporters receive is worthwhile depends on the corresponding rights and constraints, not just on hearing “aligned incentives.”
Traditional markets have reports for verification, but crypto consumer applications still need to distinguish between real demand and token hype, which is the difference I care more about. If the assessment leans toward short-term hype, incentives may also go astray. I will base my judgment on whether the product can retain users and won’t rush to praise the financing mechanism.Gold suddenly surged
There is a piece of news that I think many people have overlooked: Tether's gold reserves have increased by 59%
What does Tether do? It issues USDT, the most widely used "digital dollar" in the world. Even though the gold price has risen to 4113, it is still buying
This is interesting. While issuing digital dollars, it is also desperately hoarding gold. The company most reliant on the dollar is secretly insuring the dollar
What does this mean? It means they clearly understand that whatever is printed, whether dollars or USDT, it ultimately has to be backed by real gold and silver. Credit cannot be sustained by words alone
While we are still debating whether Bitcoin can hold 80,000, they are already hedging the entire monetary system. The scale is on a different level
So now my mindset when looking at gold and Bitcoin is different. One is to guard against money losing value, the other is to bet on where money flows. Both are necessary but serve completely different purposes
Gold or Bitcoin, which one do you choose as your ballast?
#Tether旗下XAUT黄金储备增长59% $XAUT $BTC $ETH Calculating it, without specific numbers for the financing amount and token ratio, I still can't score the weight of this plan. Solana's financing and governance platform MetaDAO launched MetaDAO Apps, targeting consumer app founders for financing. I'm more concerned about how it allocates incentives.
① The financing scale is smaller than conventional financing. I understand this as a tightening of the funding pool, so it can't be directly treated as a large incremental in the consumer track.
② Supporters receive a lower proportion of tokens. If the risk they bear hasn't decreased accordingly, whether it's worthwhile for supporters depends on other terms.
③ Founders can sell earned tokens earlier after achieving performance milestones and complying with sales restrictions. Incentives are realized faster, but it's not unconditional early token selling.
My judgment: This seems more like an adjustment to the financing mechanism rather than evidence of stronger consumer app demand. I will separate the financing rules from product attractiveness and won't give the entire track extra credit.I avoid high leverage. When I see news about big companies entering the market, I usually put the price aside first. I hold without moving anyway and care more about whether the industry is bottoming out.
Visa announced the establishment of six global capability centers in Singapore, gathering over 1,500 professionals focusing on AI, stablecoins, programmable payments, and more. They also plan to expand research and engineering positions. Previously, they launched USDC settlement in the US.
My judgment is: this is a long-term signal for payment infrastructure, but not a reason to boost the valuation of related tokens. Investment in personnel and engineering carries more weight than slogans; having existing settlement business also gives stablecoin discussions a practical foundation. However, the adoption of payment tools and whether token holders benefit are separated by how value is distributed, so they cannot be equated directly.
Just watch slowly and don’t turn long-term news into a short-term reason to increase leverage. For friends holding long-term, do you think the value of such deployments will remain more with payment companies or pass on to the public chain ecosystem?$BTC Circle's financial report reveals a contrast: USDC circulation increased by 8%, but reserve interest decreased by 8%.
Q3 (Circle SEC 11/4):
• Average circulation $73.3B (+8%)
• Reserve yield 3.5% (−61bps) → Interest income $658M (−8%)
• Total revenue +17% to $865M, including $182M from ARC token presale
• Excluding ARC, total revenue is about −8% year-over-year
BTC current price about 80,700 (OKX), itself non-interest-bearing. The rate decline is pressure on Circle's core business but often seen as a positive narrative for BTC—don't directly interpret "stablecoin prosperity" as "coin price will rise."
Not investment advice | Source: Circle Q3’26 financial report (SEC) · OKX market
#CircleQ3营收超预期，USDC链上交易量增长49% The results of the U.S. midterm elections on November 4 were announced: the Democratic Party regained control of both chambers of Congress. The market's initial reaction was not panic but relief—the stock index futures initially fell 2.5% during early vote counting, then fully recovered. The analysis from Nexo represents the mainstream view: the market sees the election result as "increasing certainty rather than changing the growth story." The crypto market's rebound was even more direct. On November 5, Bitcoin rose 3.5% to $80,500, returning above $80,000; Ethereum increased nearly 6% to $2,433; Solana and XRP rose about 2.5%. Leverage data is worth a close look: futures trading volume rose 27%, but open interest increased only 3%, with about $469 million in leveraged positions liquidated amid volatility—traders were adjusting existing positions rather than adding new leverage-based bets; in the options market, call options were the most active, and spot order flow shifted from seller dominance to slight net buying. $BTC $ETH #CircleQ3营收超预期，USDC链上交易量增长49% #Nonfarm Payrolls Approaching, Can Employment Data Strengthen December Rate Hike Expectations?
Nonfarm Payrolls Approaching: Can Employment Data Strengthen December Rate Hike Expectations?
The US added 86,000 private sector jobs in October according to ADP, exceeding market expectations; the ISM services employment index rose to 51.4, remaining in expansion territory for two consecutive months, with some employment indicators showing marginal improvement.
At 21:30 Beijing time on November 6, the US will release the October nonfarm payroll report. The current market expectation is an increase of about 60,000 jobs, with the unemployment rate holding at 4.2%.
Nonfarm payrolls are the most important data trigger before the December Federal Reserve meeting. Currently, CME rate pricing shows nearly a 79% probability of a 25 basis point hike in December. Against the backdrop of persistent inflationary pressure and the Fed's decision to keep rates unchanged in October, this nonfarm data will directly adjust market rate hike expectations, driving fluctuations in US Treasuries and the US dollar, which will then transmit to the crypto market.
A simple outline of three scenarios:
1. Nonfarm significantly exceeds expectations: strong employment resilience, the market further bets on a December rate hike, US Treasury yields and the US dollar strengthen, risk assets come under pressure, BTC and ETH are likely to face short-term downward pressure;
2. Nonfarm basically meets expectations: existing rate hike pricing changes little, the market continues to fluctuate;
3. Nonfarm significantly misses expectations: employment weakens, the market lowers rate hike probability, the US dollar weakens, benefiting assets like BTC and gold. $BTC $ETH $ZEC My first reaction was: this smell, I’ve smelled it in the last round too. When the market is all red, on-chain players tend to hear “risk appetite is back” as “all sectors should rise,” but I would rather first look at who hasn’t kept up.
In this daily report, Apple’s closing market value reached $5.08 trillion, Microsoft and Amazon rose over 6%; Brent crude oil fell 8.46%, yet Bitcoin mining companies and hash rate stocks generally dropped by double digits. The material also mentioned that at least 29 community referendums across the U.S. support restricting data centers.
My judgment is that this looks more like a risk repricing within the cycle, not a broad rally signal for the crypto industry. The oil price decline helps ease inflation expectations, but mining companies still have to face energy and local policy constraints; compared to the familiar sentiment transmission in the last round, the real resistance in the hash rate sector is more glaring this time. If the macro environment continues to improve, I will watch whether capital can spread, rather than just focusing on tech giants. Do veteran players have the same sense of familiarity, and what signal will they take from mining companies falling behind?The order book just jumped a bit, BTC is still grinding in place, while altcoins have already started heating up. Is this round of sentiment really a recovery, or just a brief breather? My first impression watching the screen is: the sentiment is back, but it's very selective. BTC is hesitating, ETH occasionally steals the spotlight, but the ones really bouncing fast are those small-cap coins. This structure doesn't look like a full recovery; it’s more like risk appetite has only opened a small crack, letting the lightest assets squeeze in first. AMD's data center revenue nearly doubled, with revenue and guidance beating expectations, while Apple's revenue also beat expectations but its gross margin guidance is under pressure — these two things together are interesting: the market is now not just looking at "how much was earned in the past," but more at "whether the future is promising." Earnings are retrospective, guidance is forward-looking, and prices often trade on the expectation gap between the two. In crypto, the logic is very similar. BTC is the big player with great earnings and fully priced-in expectations; to go higher, it needs new surprises, not just "meeting expectations." ETH seems to be waiting for its own guidance — upgrades, ecosystem, and whether capital is willing to give valuation in advance. Altcoins are the most sentiment-sensitive end; with a slight rise in risk appetite, they move first, but are also the easiest to be crushed back if expectations fall short. The more bullish path is: sentiment continues to recover, BTC holds steady without breaking key support, ETH follows and strengthens, altcoin rebounds gain sustainability, and sector rotation changes from "random bounces" to "rhythmic diffusion." The potential risk is: this altcoin strength looks more like a sentiment pulse, if BTC delays giving direction.$BTC has returned above 80000, at 80621.
This wave bounced up nearly 5000 from 75690, but I think it's more like a recovery from the sharp drop a few days ago, not a direct rally from major good news.
When it dropped a few days ago, it was partly due to the Binance security incident scaring people, partly because ETF funds were flowing out, plus the macro pressure from rate hike expectations. Now that the election results are gradually coming out and uncertainty has lessened a bit, shorts who have made enough money are starting to cover, and bottom-fishers are coming in, so the price bounced back.
However, we still can't say it's a reversal yet. The area from 81000 to 82000 is a dense trading zone from a few days ago, so there's considerable resistance. This time the highest it touched was 81199 before dropping, indicating selling pressure above.
If it can't hold above 81000, it will likely retest around 78000 later. Chasing longs now carries significant risk; those with profits in hand can consider taking some off the table.
The market is volatile, and short-term moves are easily driven by news and leveraged funds, so don't get carried away #非农在即，就业数据能否强化12月加息预期？ The shoe has finally dropped: the Democratic Party has taken control of both chambers of Congress, directly breaking the White House and Congress's one-party dominance. Subsequently, the Trump administration's fiscal, trade, and digital asset regulations will face strong checks and balances.
Currently, BTC is slightly up 1.04%, and the market looks relatively stable. But experienced traders know that major macro events often mean "buy the rumor, sell the fact." According to historical patterns, after each election, BTC usually first retraces to shake out weak hands before rebounding. This round's decline may decrease, and the bottom might come earlier. More importantly, the market consensus is too uniform now, leading to thin order books, making it easy for minor fluctuations to trigger long-short stampedes.
Therefore, the short position logic I set at 79488 still holds; now it's about holding and waiting for a pullback. If it really drops due to negative news, don't panic; a drop is actually a good opportunity to accumulate spot positions in batches. Watch out for short-term spikes, but in the long run, no matter who controls Congress, the enactment of crypto legislation remains a long and drawn-out game. Everyone should manage their positions, set stop losses, and trade with the trend. $BTC #BTC进入摩根大通长期预测，机构配置仍谨慎 Midterm elections concluded, BTC returns to 80,000: recovery or reversal?
Conclusion first: the recovery after the negative news is not yet a reversal.
Market overview: During voting, "strict regulation" panic pushed BTC below 76,000; after results, US stocks and crypto both rose, BTC returned to 80,000 (around 80,700), up about +4% in 24h, ETH about +6%.
Policy outlook (midterm slightly bearish)
Democrats control Congress, CLARITY Act blocked in Senate, weakening crypto legislation expectations;
Fed neither raises nor cuts rates, Goldman Sachs pushes first rate cut to December 2026;
China-US summit was just an emotional pulse.
Support and resistance
Resistance: 80,000, need volume to hold before next move;
Support: 76,500, break below looks to previous lows.
My judgment: expect consolidation between 76,000–80,000 range. Enter on volume breakout, lower expectations if broken. Chasing highs and lows in consolidation is most costly.
What do you think? Can 80,000 hold? Discuss in comments 👇
$BTC $ETH $ZEC $BTC bounced back to just over eighty thousand, $ETH jumped seven percent in one day, and the screen is full of "the bottom has come" again. Let's put emotions aside first and look at the most straightforward indicator: trading volume.
The price has been going up these past two days, but the volume has dried up to almost nothing; there's no sign of increased volume at all. When the price rises but volume doesn't follow, it’s not incremental funds bottom-fishing; it’s shorts being squeezed out and forced to cover, pushing the price up. Most of the positions liquidated in the past few hours were shorts, not longs adding positions.
In other words, this is a volume-shrinking short squeeze, not a trend reversal. The characteristic of a short squeeze is that it’s fast and fierce, but without volume support underneath, the higher it goes, the deeper it might fall back.
The biggest taboo in poker is to be scared off and fold because of an opponent’s big bluff, forgetting to check how many real chips are in the pot. The market is the same—don’t listen to the price shouting; look at the volume.Today, the Hong Kong stock market surged with heavy volume, with the Hang Seng Tech Index rising nearly 5%, Alibaba up over 7%, and Tencent up 5 points, painting a very bullish picture. But when you break down individual stocks, the story is completely different.
In the same market, Zhongji Xuchuang fell 7.7%, Changfei Optical Fiber dropped 9 points, and hardware stocks like optical communication and PCB—those "shovel sellers"—collectively hit the bottom. The gainers are platforms making money from AI, while the losers are suppliers building the roads for AI.
This is not just a sentiment unique to Hong Kong stocks; global capital is doing the same thing: repricing AI infrastructure. Last night, the US semiconductor index fell alone, and chip stocks were pressured—that's one thing. Today, Hong Kong hardware lagging behind is the same story.
Capital is voting with its feet, starting to doubt who can actually recoup costs in this endlessly money-burning road-building business. Who is selling the shovels, and who is digging up the gold? This round of differentiation will make the answer increasingly clear.The fund account and price account of ETFs should not be mixed when viewed. My first reaction upon seeing this news was: net inflow is certainly a good thing, but directly treating the product scale as new buying volume can easily lead to counting the same optimism twice.
According to PANews citing SoSoValue data, on November 4th Eastern US time, the total net inflow of the US ZEC spot ETF was $3,429,500, with only ZCSH recording a net inflow. As of the time of writing, the total net asset value of the related ETFs is $757 million, with a historical cumulative net inflow of $218 million.
My judgment is that this news is valuable for observing the capital demand of $ZEC but insufficient for judging short-term price direction. The single-day net inflow reflects the net result of subscriptions and redemptions on that day; the total net asset value is also affected by changes in the valuation of holdings and cannot be understood as all new money invested by investors.
Cumulative net inflow also has its own time scale: it records how much capital has accumulated in the past and does not represent today's purchasing strength. If the asset scale expands later but net inflow does not increase correspondingly, I would first break down the valuation impact rather than directly conclude that demand is heating up—this is my observation approach, not a situation that has already occurred.
When looking at this kind of daily report, which would you put in the first column: "single-day net inflow" or "total net asset value"? How would the other indicator change your judgment? Major political upheaval in the US 🇺🇸, the US stock market directly staged a hardcore repricing
The capital market's abacus beads are rattling the loudest; this rotation means capital is reassessing policy privileges and computing power barriers
Computing power cools down, who's laughing?
Companies like $CRWV and $APLD, which rely on high leverage to issue bonds to acquire land and build data centers, previously had valuations fully supported by loose policies. Now with policy changes in Texas, electricity, water fees, and the cost of hearings and investigations have sharply increased
On the contrary, cloud giants like $AMZN and $MSFT are the ones laughing last. New construction slows, making existing cloud infrastructure a scarce asset; and by curbing overheated capital expenditures, free cash flow in financial reports instantly looks better
The clearing of political-business tied asset premiums
Elon Musk's $TSLA and $SPCX previously included excessive political premiums. With new congressional leadership, the scrutiny sword hangs overhead; any large mergers or special regulatory exemptions will be examined under a magnifying glass, naturally causing the market to discount uncertainty first
AI infrastructure accelerates reshuffling
High borrowing costs and local environmental regulations will accelerate the elimination of second-tier data centers with poor self-sustaining capabilities, rapidly concentrating the industry toward giants holding ready-made assets
Defensive sectors' long-term recovery
Stocks like $HCA and $FSLR are not just short-term safe havens; sectors with high compliance requirements like clean energy and healthcare with policy-backed foundations may experience a wave of structural long-term recovery
The market isn't thinking the economy is failing; it's just retracting the previously overdrawn policy conveniences #美国中期选举：民主党赢得国会两院控制权
Trump concept coins saw an overnight "faith collapse": lost the election, and not even the meme coins are being picked up?
TRUMP token dropped 17% in 24 hours, now at $1.33; WLFI fell 7% to 0.047; Melania coin dropped nearly 13%, even VANCE, which just rides the name, fell 12%.
DJT was worse, closing at 4.49, down 24.54% in a single day, breaking through historical lows. Trump's net worth evaporated by $73 million in the morning. The total market cap of political meme coins shrank 16% to 477 million, while trading volume surged 123%—this is not bottom-fishing, it's a stampede to escape.
The logic is not complicated at all.
These assets are anchored not in cash flow but in political narrative premium from start to finish. With the Democrats taking both houses, the first thing they said was to investigate Trump's family's crypto business. WLFI was named as the primary investigation target, and ethical clauses might be introduced to directly restrict officials from touching crypto. Once the narrative breaks, the premium naturally drops to zero.
Interestingly, Bitcoin rose 4% during the same period, surpassing 80,000, indicating this is not a problem for crypto overall, but the word "Trump" alone has been kicked out of the market's pricing model.
My view is simple: don't buy in.
When you buy TRUMP, you're buying the expectation that "he's still in charge on stage." Now that Congress is lost and the investigation sword hangs overhead, what is the next catalyst for this token?
There is none. Meme coins have no fundamental support; once the political narrative breaks, liquidity disappears just like that The midterm election votes are being counted, and the screen is full of people counting how many seats each side has won. For traders, the focus should be elsewhere.
An institution put it very bluntly today: if the Democrats take Congress, U.S. fiscal policy will most likely tighten in 2027, with new stimulus almost out of the question. Moreover, three things will be re-examined: tariffs, defense spending, and the depreciation policy on capital expenditures.
The first two are routine moves, but the third is a hidden risk beneath the AI narrative. The reason tech giants have been so aggressively investing in building data centers over the past two years largely comes from the tax law allowing rapid depreciation of capital expenditures. Changing this would directly increase the cost of burning cash.
The market is still excited about the "rate cut bull market," and few are pricing in the risk on the capex front. My habit is to look at the card that hasn’t been flipped yet when others are focused on the scoreboard.I actually took a closer look at the term "programmable payments." In the futures market, settlement rules are often more important than the order placement interface; how money is transferred and under what conditions directly affect whether the entire business chain can operate smoothly. This time, Visa is setting up six global capability centers in Singapore, covering areas like AI and stablecoins.
The crypto market is different. Instructions executable on-chain may not directly fit into a company's payment approval and accountability processes. From my perspective, this news is more significant for corporate payments than for stimulating coin prices. My guess is that if programmable payments can integrate with existing corporate processes, stablecoins will more easily evolve from a mere transfer tool into a tool usable in daily operations; otherwise, even if the technology advances quickly, finance departments may still hesitate to release funds.
With my old futures mindset, I still place more importance on whether the rules can be implemented. Are there any friends who have also transitioned from traditional markets? When companies use stablecoins for payments, do you think the hardest part to integrate is the approval authority or the accountability mechanism after errors occur? Midterm election uncertainty settles, BTC returns above 80,000, but the driver of this rally is not spot buying, rather concentrated short covering. In the past 24 hours, the entire network liquidated $992 million, with shorts at $577 million and longs at $415 million; BTC shorts liquidated $310 million, longs only $87.49 million. The price was pushed up by liquidations.
$BTC: around 80,000–80,800. ETF net outflows have continued for three days totaling $1.16 billion, IBIT single-day $405 million is the largest in four months, annual cumulative net inflow once turned negative. 76,000–76,600 is short-term support, 81,700 is daily resistance.
$ETH: around 2,420. Up over 6% intraday, the strongest among the three coins. But ETH ETF net outflows have continued for seven days totaling $656 million, October bleeding $1.61 billion, ETHA alone accounting for $1.42 billion. Product side is withdrawing, price is rising, divergence remains uncorrected.
$SOL: around 95. SOL ETF net outflows have continued for four days, on-chain activity is weakening in sync, SOL is caught between ETF outflows and on-chain cooling.
Friday's nonfarm payrolls expected to add 65,000, December rate hike bets remain high. For these three coins, the awaited event is the same: after short squeeze ends, will spot buyers be willing to take over.
For record of market conditions only, not investment advice.
#美国中期选举：民主党赢得国会两院控制权 "Only ZCSH shows net inflow," this was the first part I circled when I saw this message. To pour some cold water first: I acknowledge that the direction of funds is positive, but I do not agree with directly translating it as "the entire privacy sector is fully recovering." The report states that the total net inflow for the ZEC spot ETF on the day was $3,429,500, with a historical cumulative net inflow reaching $218 million; the numbers are positive, but the interpretation should not be leveraged all the way.
I am stuck on two logics. First, the inflow is concentrated in a single product, which only indicates where the new funds landed this time; it cannot prove that demand has spread, nor can it endorse the entire privacy sector. Second, demand for ETF shares does not equal on-chain usage demand. My speculation is that if the market treats inflows on the allocation side as growth on the application side, then the sentiment in the related sector might be running ahead of the evidence. For ordinary players, the easiest pitfall is to see the fund changes of one product as a pass for the entire sector.
Of course, bulls might have a broader view than I do; concentrated inflows are not necessarily bad and might indicate that demand is emerging first from one entry point. If more products subsequently show net inflows, supported by independent data confirming actual usage demand improvement, I will adjust my judgment. For now, I record this as a positive signal at the product level and am not in a hurry to endorse the entire sector."$UNI
I'm not chasing this UNI wave.
Opened at 7.089, peaked at 7.819, now at 7.745, about nine points. Yesterday when it was 6.98, I wrote that the buy orders withdrew themselves; today it broke through yesterday's high of 7.406 and kept going up. Mistakes were made.
When flipping the order book, I found something reversed. Within UNI ±1%, buys are 278,000 and sells 266,000, roughly balanced; in the same period ETH has buys of 88,000 versus sells of 258,000. Both are rising, but the order book structures are completely different.
The volume is even stranger. At 01:00, the 1H candle had 870,000 contracts, then none of the next twelve candles exceeded 700,000, at 10:00 only 330,000 left, yet the price stayed flat between 7.6 and 7.7.
The fee rate is exactly 0.01%, no premium at all. Open interest is 47.49 million, contract volume is 166 million versus spot 31 million, more than five times.
The reason I'm not chasing is simple: it's only one point away from 7.819, the odds at this level don't look good. If 7.6 doesn't hold, then we'll reconsider.
#非农在即，就业数据能否强化12月加息预期？ BlackRock’s $IBIT recorded a single-day net outflow of $405.3 million, the largest in more than four months and enough to exceed the $398.6 million pulled from all U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs combined. That detail matters more than the headline number: one fund did not merely lead the retreat, it accounted for more than the entire market’s net redemption. When the largest issuer becomes the marginal seller, the ETF complex stops acting as a passive mirror of demand and starts amplifying it. $BTC has Brother 800 loves Ethereum finance, profiting 280,000 USD
BTC touched 80,000, but this upward momentum mainly comes from short covering rather than spot buying. In the past 24 hours, about 577 million USD worth of short positions across the network were adjusted, longs about 415 million; BTC shorts about 310 million, longs only 87.49 million. The price was pushed up by liquidations.
$BTC: around 80,000. ETF net outflows for three consecutive days, 115.6 million on November 3, IBIT accounts for 94.98 million, but the outflow pace has slowed compared to nearly 400 million on Monday. Money is withdrawing, slow withdrawal does not mean a return.
$ETH: around 2,430, up 6.7% in 24 hours, strongest among the three coins. ETF net outflows for seven consecutive days totaling 85.34 million, ETHA accounts for 74.43 million; however, exchange ETH reserves dropped to about 14.5 million tokens, the lowest since 2016. Products are withdrawing, but on-chain is locking.
$SOL: around 93. SOL ETF net outflows for four consecutive days, but on-chain active addresses hit a 13-month high, with 1.7 million new wallets daily. Users are increasing, invested money is decreasing.
Friday's employment data is expected to add 65,000 jobs, with December policy expectations around 74%. All three coins are waiting for the same thing: after short covering ends, whether spot buyers are willing to take over.
For market record only, not investment advice.
#Nonfarm is coming, can employment data strengthen December rate hike expectations? $ETH
A wallet slept for a whole year, then woke up and sold over six million USD worth of ETH and stETH. Does this count as dumping?
At 11:21, I specifically verified the numbers in that news flash. 6.357 million. ETH spot trading volume is 538 million USD per day, and this single transaction accounts for 1.2%. If it were really dumping, this volume wouldn't even make a splash.
The price is actually stronger. It moved from 2255 to 2451 in 24 hours, now at 2426, up 7.5%.
What made me sit down and watch was the order book. Within ±1%, buy orders are at 88,000, sell orders at 258,000, a ratio of three to one. With such a thick sell wall above, yet the price hasn't dropped, it means someone is firmly absorbing the selling below.
The fee rate is 0.0049%, only half the benchmark. Open interest is 1.54 billion, slightly less than this morning. Contract 24-hour volume is 10 billion, spot 538 million, an 18x ratio. Pricing power lies with the perpetual contracts, not the spot market.
A thick sell wall doesn't mean a price drop. But if the price really wants to go up, it has to chew through those 250,000 sell orders first, otherwise every attempt to surge will just feed the sellers.
#非农在即，就业数据能否强化12月加息预期？ Someone asked me again if I have closed my short position. I haven't, and the more I look, the more confident I feel.
This round of shorting is never about whether a particular chip manufacturer is profitable; it's about the financing chain fueling this AI arms race. A news piece tonight clearly illustrates the issue: several large hedge funds have started publicly warning that private credit risks are rising, all tied to significant AI-related exposures, clashing with persistently high interest rates.
High equity valuations are obvious; everyone can see that. The real danger lies in the leverage hidden within private credit, and no one can say where this web will first crack if cash flows fail to materialize.
Anyone who plays cards knows that where the chips come from is more important than how strong your hand is. When your opponent is going all in with borrowed money, what you need to do is not blindly follow but calculate when they must reveal their cards. Assets like $BTC, which are most sensitive to liquidity, often give you the first answer.The results of the U.S. midterm elections are out, with the Democratic Party unexpectedly winning a landslide victory and regaining control of both chambers of Congress. This outcome represents a significant setback for President Trump’s efforts to influence Federal Reserve monetary policy through personnel appointments and political pressure. Analysts point out that Democratic control of the Senate, especially the Banking Committee, will effectively block Trump’s ability to place loyalists on the Federal Reserve Board, providing an institutional safeguard for the central bank’s independence. According to the U.S. system, the President nominates Federal Reserve Board members, but they must be confirmed by the Senate. The Senate Banking Committee is responsible for reviewing nominations and deciding whether to submit them for a full Senate vote. Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren is expected to chair the Banking Committee; she has long supported the Fed’s independence and criticized Trump’s attempts to bring the central bank under White House influence. Under her leadership, the committee may adopt a stricter review stance toward Trump’s Fed nominees, even shelving candidates deemed insufficiently independent. Market Impact Analysis For investors, the election results have changed the political risk premium surrounding U.S. monetary policy but have not altered the recent interest rate trajectory. The Fed’s decisions will still depend on inflation, employment, and economic growth data rather than political pressure. However, the likelihood of the Fed being politicized has decreased, which may reduce the risk premium on long-term government bonds and support the dollar’s status as a stable reserve currency. Stock Market: The market may interpret the election results as a reduction in policy uncertainty. Interest rate-sensitive sectors such as technology and real estate may benefit, as the Fed is seen as more independent and less likely to be forced into premature easing Crude oil has already shed the US-Iran risk premium, and pricing power has returned to the Middle East geopolitical risk itself.
Previously, the short positions near 98 have fully captured the election-driven price suppression profits around 92 dollars, reaching my take-profit level. Do not continue to chase shorts afterward; be prepared to go long.
Theoretical perspective on crude oil:
1. The midterm election price suppression has succeeded, with the Democratic Party winning.
Before the election, oil prices had fallen from the high of 102.8 to around 97-98 dollars and stabilized.
After the Democratic victory, administrative measures to suppress oil prices will intensify.
Russia’s diesel and Venezuelan crude oil are being released on a large scale to supplement supply.
After the Republican defeat, it will be difficult for Trump to directly attack Iran.
Supply is gradually easing, US-Iran conflict is on hold, and oil prices naturally decline.
2. US-Iran risk is temporarily on hold, but Middle East geopolitical risk remains.
The Strait of Hormuz carries 30% of global seaborne crude oil transport.
Iran’s control over navigation, attacks on ships, and mine incidents have not eased.
Oil transportation costs remain high; ships still detour and queue for clearance.
Oil prices are unlikely to fall below 80, with only rebound potential.
3. Iran is still manipulating the Houthi forces.
Latest news today: the Houthis are demanding 51 billion, while Saudi Arabia only wants a ceasefire.
If not paid, they cause trouble; that’s the Houthis.
The Houthis attack Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea and occupy the strategic Bab al-Mandab Strait.
The Houthis are connected to Iran.
4. Trump currently cannot negotiate with Iran and has shut himself off.
The Democrats are preparing to impeach the Secretary of Defense to gradually remove threats.
The Secretary of Defense is a pro-war faction; if impeachment succeeds, crude oil may fall a bit more.
Risks remain; oil prices are suppressed, and conflicts have not substantially eased.
A rebound in crude oil still exists.
Currently, all crude oil positions are flat; the 103 short position and 105 short position have profited, and the 98 short position is also profitable around 92. The current strategy for crude oil is to go long at low levels.
Election-driven price suppression is a short-term sentiment; supply-demand imbalance and geopolitical risks are the fundamentals. The pullback is sentiment release, and the rebound is value recovery. I will place a long order at 83.5, waiting for the post-impeachment decline and the geopolitical sentiment to heat up again for a rebound, with a stop loss at 80 and a target at 91.🔍 Apple ascends to the throne, but chip stocks are falling— is this really a broad tech rally? According to this report, Apple's market value has surpassed $5 trillion for the first time, Microsoft and Amazon rose 6.68% and 6.12% respectively, Brent crude oil dropped 8.46%; meanwhile, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 3.13%.
An interesting detail here: the report mentions at least 29 community referendums supporting restrictions on data centers. But "political uncertainty clearing" and "the Iran war possibly ending" are still explanations and bets—I won’t treat them as settled outcomes.
Here’s my speculation: this looks more like a capital re-evaluation of risks within tech rather than a death sentence for the entire AI sector. Community restrictions might block expansions, first impacting businesses reliant on new computing power; Apple’s rise can’t be taken as proof of chip demand. Let’s not jump to conclusions yet.
I will keep watching the strength gap between semiconductors and big tech. Do you think the divergence will converge, or will the computing power chain continue to lag? Let’s watch the follow-up together and see who guesses closer.Here's the situation: the NEAR community just passed a governance proposal to gradually lower the annual issuance cap from 2.5% to 1.6% over the next 24 months. According to the proposal's estimates, about 11.8 million fewer NEAR tokens will be issued over the next two years. Currently, the coin price is about $4.05, with a 24-hour trading volume of approximately $948 million, an increase of about 50% compared to the previous day. I find this change quite interesting. Previously, public chains lThis feels a bit like the previous round: whenever a traditional payment giant makes a move, the community tends to take it as a signal of a new cycle. I find Visa's move familiar—it has set up six global capability centers in Singapore, gathering over 1,500 professionals focusing on AI, stablecoins, programmable payments, and more.
But this time, I'm more interested in the engineering and positions rather than just the phrase "giant entering the field." Visa has already launched USDC settlement in the US, so it has at least a business foundation; its partners include banks and payment companies, making the payment scenarios more concrete than just talking about concepts. However, with over 1,500 people serving multiple directions, not all can be counted as stablecoin investment.
My judgment: this is a step toward the industry's application construction phase, where payment infrastructure benefits more directly than broad concept tokens. If the expansion is realized, it indicates resources are still moving toward implementation. I'll be watching whether engineering investment continues and won't rush to label this as a bull market.Hayes did not talk about halving this time, nor about ETFs; he talked about AI company stocks.
The supply of shares from SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI is increasing, and there is a batch of unlocks waiting to be realized in the future. When supply increases, stock prices come under pressure, and the debt financing costs behind these companies also rise. This sounds like a matter for the US stock market, but it is a pipeline leading to the crypto space.
The other end of the pipeline is the banks. Once the AI credit market cools down, the growth of banks' balance sheets will slow or even contract. The portion of US dollar liquidity supporting the crypto market comes from the expansion of banks. So the real question is not whether AI stocks will fall, but whether the credit expansion tap will be turned off.
Hayes' conclusion is straightforward: unless there is a major change in fiat liquidity, Maelstrom will remain on the sidelines for now. What he is waiting for is not the price, but two things—how much water the AI IPO wave will draw out, and whether there will be another round of policy rescue.
This framework is worth remembering: the tops and bottoms of $BTC often are not on-chain but on someone else's balance sheet. Currently, the trends of $ETH and $SOL also cannot escape this line. The real signal is not a certain price point, but whether subscriptions will still be in demand at the next AI company pricing.The long-short ratio of OKEx ETH perpetual contracts dropped by half in one day.
At 11 AM yesterday, it was still 2.55, the highest in three days; at 11 AM today, it dropped to only 1.28, having even touched the lowest point in three days during the early morning. ETH rose nearly 8% in the same period, with open interest almost unchanged, only down by a bit over three thousand contracts.
Despite the significant rise, more traders shifted to the short side. The total volume didn’t increase, indicating that no much new money came in; it’s the same batch of positions rotating.
The big players’ side moved in the opposite direction. The long-short ratio of the top 5% accounts was 0.87 at 11 AM yesterday and 0.97 at 11 AM today. On the less populated side, positions increasingly leaned long.
What I said yesterday was that if at 11 AM today the open interest was 30,000 contracts more and the ratio still stood at 2.5, I would admit I underestimated the bullishness. Neither condition was met, so that statement stands.
Therefore, when looking at the long-short ratio by number of traders, don’t just focus on its level; compare it together with the big players’ position ratio. If by 11 AM tomorrow the top 5% position ratio falls back below 0.92, it means big players also exited longs. If so, I misread today’s layer and will admit it then.Don't be fooled by the candlestick chart: The "blood-stained clearing" behind the sharp rally
BTC surged sharply from 75,600 to 81,100, rising over 4% in 24 hours, and the whole network is shouting "bull return" and "rebound."
But don't get ahead of yourself. Switch to the capital side, and you'll see another world:
On one side, retail investors are celebrating wildly; on the other, institutions are making a mass exodus.
The US spot BTC ETF has seen net outflows for three consecutive days, withdrawing a total of $1.157 billion. Among them, BlackRock's IBIT alone pulled out $734 million. The price is rising, but institutions are cashing out at highs.
Now look at the truth behind this rally, three sets of data are painful:
1. Shorts were sacrificed: The whole network liquidated 936 million, of which shorts accounted for 533 million. This sharp rise was purely driven by short squeeze buying.
2. No newcomers at all: The price rose 4%, but open interest (OI) actually dropped 4.36%. Volume expanded, but positions shrank. What does this mean? Old shorts gave up and closed positions, while new longs did not enter at all.
3. Clearing of existing funds: This is not big money building positions, but someone using liquidity to conduct a large-scale cleanup.
The conclusion is straightforward: This is not the start of a bull market; someone is forcibly paving a beautiful fake path using the corpses of shorts. Don't blindly catch the falling knife. $BTC
#美国中期选举：民主党赢得国会两院控制权