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Crypto × AI Morning Brief #8 | Fed rate decision Thursday; BTC weekly close at 80,154The Fed will announce its rate decision at 2 a.m. Thursday. All 100 economists surveyed by Reuters expect a December rate hike. BTC closed last week at 80,154, down 2.4% for the week, and traded in a narrow range of 79,846 to 81,034 on Sunday. This week’s direction will depend on rate-hike expectations and the performance of U.S. AI stocks.
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🔥 The 3 biggest stories today
1) Fed rate decision early Thursday; all 100 economists expect a December rate hike
In a Reuters poll conducted October 16–20, 94 economists expected rates to remain at 3.75% to 4.00% this week, while all 100 expected a December rate hike—up from less than half in last month’s poll. The Fed already raised rates by 25 basis points in September.
Crypto × AI Morning Brief #8 | Fed rate decision Thursday; BTC weekly close at 80,154
The Fed will announce its rate decision at 2 a.m. Thursday. All 100 economists surveyed by Reuters expect a December rate hike. BTC closed last week at 80,154, down 2.4% for the week, and traded in a narrow range of 79,846 to 81,034 on Sunday. This week’s direction will depend on rate-hike expectations and the performance of U.S. AI stocks.
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🔥 The 3 biggest stories today
1) Fed rate decision early Thursday; all 100 economists expect a December rate hike
In a Reuters poll conducted October 16–20, 94 economists expected rates to remain at 3.75% to 4.00% this week, while all 100 expected a December rate hike—up from less than half in last month’s poll. The Fed already raised rates by 25 basis points in September.
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🔥 The 3 biggest stories today
1) Fed rate decision early Thursday; all 100 economists expect a December rate hike
In a Reuters poll conducted October 16–20, 94 economists expected rates to remain at 3.75% to 4.00% this week, while all 100 expected a December rate hike—up from less than half in last month’s poll. The Fed already raised rates by 25 basis points in September.
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Contract Quant Brief #197 | ENA Trading Volume: $258M; Long on a Pullback to 0.20024━━━━━━━━━━━━
🔁 Yesterday in Review
The AKE short reached Target 1, then exited at the entry price, with a maximum unrealized profit of 10.64%. The DOS long was stopped out after triggering; after the stop-out, the price went on to rise 5.43% above its level when selected. JCT, which I only watched and didn’t trade, rose as much as 18.64% and fell as much as 16.03% during the day. It’s now 11.91% below its level when selected.
7 trades have settled in the past 30 days: 3 reached Target 1, and 4 were stopped out.
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📊 Today's Market Overview
Today I’m placing only two pullback long orders, with ENA as the priority, using small positions. BTC is currently at 80,122, down 0.86% from the previous reading. It’s near the lower end of its 7-day range, just 17% up from the bottom, and less than 1,000 points above the 7-day low of 79,179.
Contract Quant Brief #197 | ENA Trading Volume: $258M; Long on a Pullback to 0.20024
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🔁 Yesterday in Review
The AKE short reached Target 1, then exited at the entry price, with a maximum unrealized profit of 10.64%. The DOS long was stopped out after triggering; after the stop-out, the price went on to rise 5.43% above its level when selected. JCT, which I only watched and didn’t trade, rose as much as 18.64% and fell as much as 16.03% during the day. It’s now 11.91% below its level when selected.
7 trades have settled in the past 30 days: 3 reached Target 1, and 4 were stopped out.
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📊 Today's Market Overview
Today I’m placing only two pullback long orders, with ENA as the priority, using small positions. BTC is currently at 80,122, down 0.86% from the previous reading. It’s near the lower end of its 7-day range, just 17% up from the bottom, and less than 1,000 points above the 7-day low of 79,179.
🔁 Yesterday in Review
The AKE short reached Target 1, then exited at the entry price, with a maximum unrealized profit of 10.64%. The DOS long was stopped out after triggering; after the stop-out, the price went on to rise 5.43% above its level when selected. JCT, which I only watched and didn’t trade, rose as much as 18.64% and fell as much as 16.03% during the day. It’s now 11.91% below its level when selected.
7 trades have settled in the past 30 days: 3 reached Target 1, and 4 were stopped out.
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📊 Today's Market Overview
Today I’m placing only two pullback long orders, with ENA as the priority, using small positions. BTC is currently at 80,122, down 0.86% from the previous reading. It’s near the lower end of its 7-day range, just 17% up from the bottom, and less than 1,000 points above the 7-day low of 79,179.
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Crypto × AI Morning Brief #7 | BTC falls below $80,000; $404 million in long positions liquidated in 4 hoursOn Saturday, the U.S. evacuated personnel from embassies and bases in several Middle Eastern countries. BTC fell below $80,000 for the first time in over a month, with $404 million in long positions liquidated within 4 hours. In the previous two trading days, spot BTC ETFs saw combined net outflows of $774 million. Geopolitical risks, ETF redemptions, and leveraged positions being unwound all converged over the same weekend. Ahead of Thursday’s Fed rate decision, short-term volatility is being driven mainly by news from the Middle East.
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🔥 Today’s 3 biggest stories
1) BTC falls below $80,000; $404 million in long positions liquidated in 4 hours
From 8 a.m. to noon ET on Saturday, $404 million in long positions were liquidated—the highest 4-hour total since the night of October 14. BTC hit a low of $79,220 on Binance spot, while 24-hour liquidations across the market reached $815 million, up 218% from the previous day.
Crypto × AI Morning Brief #7 | BTC falls below $80,000; $404 million in long positions liquidated in 4 hours
On Saturday, the U.S. evacuated personnel from embassies and bases in several Middle Eastern countries. BTC fell below $80,000 for the first time in over a month, with $404 million in long positions liquidated within 4 hours. In the previous two trading days, spot BTC ETFs saw combined net outflows of $774 million. Geopolitical risks, ETF redemptions, and leveraged positions being unwound all converged over the same weekend. Ahead of Thursday’s Fed rate decision, short-term volatility is being driven mainly by news from the Middle East.
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🔥 Today’s 3 biggest stories
1) BTC falls below $80,000; $404 million in long positions liquidated in 4 hours
From 8 a.m. to noon ET on Saturday, $404 million in long positions were liquidated—the highest 4-hour total since the night of October 14. BTC hit a low of $79,220 on Binance spot, while 24-hour liquidations across the market reached $815 million, up 218% from the previous day.
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🔥 Today’s 3 biggest stories
1) BTC falls below $80,000; $404 million in long positions liquidated in 4 hours
From 8 a.m. to noon ET on Saturday, $404 million in long positions were liquidated—the highest 4-hour total since the night of October 14. BTC hit a low of $79,220 on Binance spot, while 24-hour liquidations across the market reached $815 million, up 218% from the previous day.
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Futures Quant Brief #196 | AKE down 19.7%: short the rebound; go long DOS on a pullback━━━━━━━━━━━━
🔁 Yesterday in Review
The ARIA long reached Target 2 after triggering, with a maximum unrealized gain of 22.6%. ERA didn't return to the entry zone, so the trade wasn't triggered; it later rose as much as 35%. IRYS, which I watched but didn't trade, fell 47.4% in a day.
5 trades closed in the past 30 days: 2 hit Target 1, and 3 were stopped out.
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📊 Today's Market Overview
I'm keeping my positions light today, with one short and one long; prioritizing a short on AKE. BTC is currently at 80,818, down 0.39% from the previous reading and sitting 29% of the way up from the bottom of its 7-day range.
A break above 81,079 (the 24-hour high) puts 81,470 and 81,950 in view. A drop below 80,462 would likely lead to a retest of 79,179, the 7-day low.
Futures Quant Brief #196 | AKE down 19.7%: short the rebound; go long DOS on a pullback
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🔁 Yesterday in Review
The ARIA long reached Target 2 after triggering, with a maximum unrealized gain of 22.6%. ERA didn't return to the entry zone, so the trade wasn't triggered; it later rose as much as 35%. IRYS, which I watched but didn't trade, fell 47.4% in a day.
5 trades closed in the past 30 days: 2 hit Target 1, and 3 were stopped out.
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📊 Today's Market Overview
I'm keeping my positions light today, with one short and one long; prioritizing a short on AKE. BTC is currently at 80,818, down 0.39% from the previous reading and sitting 29% of the way up from the bottom of its 7-day range.
A break above 81,079 (the 24-hour high) puts 81,470 and 81,950 in view. A drop below 80,462 would likely lead to a retest of 79,179, the 7-day low.
🔁 Yesterday in Review
The ARIA long reached Target 2 after triggering, with a maximum unrealized gain of 22.6%. ERA didn't return to the entry zone, so the trade wasn't triggered; it later rose as much as 35%. IRYS, which I watched but didn't trade, fell 47.4% in a day.
5 trades closed in the past 30 days: 2 hit Target 1, and 3 were stopped out.
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📊 Today's Market Overview
I'm keeping my positions light today, with one short and one long; prioritizing a short on AKE. BTC is currently at 80,818, down 0.39% from the previous reading and sitting 29% of the way up from the bottom of its 7-day range.
A break above 81,079 (the 24-hour high) puts 81,470 and 81,950 in view. A drop below 80,462 would likely lead to a retest of 79,179, the 7-day low.
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There are quite a few zero-fee perpetuals exchanges around lately. Let’s talk about Bullet (X: @Bulletxyz).
Bullet was previously known as Zeta Markets, one of the earliest order-book perpetual DEXs on Solana, launched in 2021. It received investments from Jump and Electric Capital, and Solana founder Anatoly was also one of its angel investors. The account dates back to Zeta’s 2021 days, and its followers include core Solana projects and figures such as Solana’s official account, Phantom, Jupiter, and Wintermute’s CEO.
It has built a dedicated trading-only chain on Solana: matching happens on its own chain, while settlement goes back to Solana. The goal is straightforward: make on-chain trading feel closer to trading on a centralized exchange. In its own tests, the median time from order placement to confirmation was 9.4 ms.
As for fees, both opening and closing positions are completely free—there are no fees for maker or taker orders. The official line is that it “only makes money while you hold a position,” meaning it will eventually take a cut of funding fees.
Markets go beyond BTC, ETH, SOL, and HYPE, with perpetual contracts for U.S. stocks, commodities, and indices as well. Margin can be posted in stablecoins, cryptocurrencies, or RWAs.
The Bullet Royale trading competition is underway:
- $20,000 total prize pool, split across two rounds
- Round one runs from 10/21 to 10/28, with $10,000 in prizes
- Rankings are based on profit in USD; first place wins $3,000, and the top 20 all receive prizes
By the way, here’s how it differs from the recently popular Papertrade: Papertrade bets against the protocol’s liquidity pool, offers 1,000x leverage, and only supports BTC and ETH. Bullet uses a real order book, where users trade with one another, and its leverage is much more conservative. Both tout zero fees, but they take completely different approaches.
#Solana #Bullet #PerpetualContracts
There are quite a few zero-fee perpetuals exchanges around lately. Let’s talk about Bullet (X: @Bulletxyz).
Bullet was previously known as Zeta Markets, one of the earliest order-book perpetual DEXs on Solana, launched in 2021. It received investments from Jump and Electric Capital, and Solana founder Anatoly was also one of its angel investors. The account dates back to Zeta’s 2021 days, and its followers include core Solana projects and figures such as Solana’s official account, Phantom, Jupiter, and Wintermute’s CEO.
It has built a dedicated trading-only chain on Solana: matching happens on its own chain, while settlement goes back to Solana. The goal is straightforward: make on-chain trading feel closer to trading on a centralized exchange. In its own tests, the median time from order placement to confirmation was 9.4 ms.
As for fees, both opening and closing positions are completely free—there are no fees for maker or taker orders. The official line is that it “only makes money while you hold a position,” meaning it will eventually take a cut of funding fees.
Markets go beyond BTC, ETH, SOL, and HYPE, with perpetual contracts for U.S. stocks, commodities, and indices as well. Margin can be posted in stablecoins, cryptocurrencies, or RWAs.
The Bullet Royale trading competition is underway:
- $20,000 total prize pool, split across two rounds
- Round one runs from 10/21 to 10/28, with $10,000 in prizes
- Rankings are based on profit in USD; first place wins $3,000, and the top 20 all receive prizes
By the way, here’s how it differs from the recently popular Papertrade: Papertrade bets against the protocol’s liquidity pool, offers 1,000x leverage, and only supports BTC and ETH. Bullet uses a real order book, where users trade with one another, and its leverage is much more conservative. Both tout zero fees, but they take completely different approaches.
#Solana #Bullet #PerpetualContracts
Bullet was previously known as Zeta Markets, one of the earliest order-book perpetual DEXs on Solana, launched in 2021. It received investments from Jump and Electric Capital, and Solana founder Anatoly was also one of its angel investors. The account dates back to Zeta’s 2021 days, and its followers include core Solana projects and figures such as Solana’s official account, Phantom, Jupiter, and Wintermute’s CEO.
It has built a dedicated trading-only chain on Solana: matching happens on its own chain, while settlement goes back to Solana. The goal is straightforward: make on-chain trading feel closer to trading on a centralized exchange. In its own tests, the median time from order placement to confirmation was 9.4 ms.
As for fees, both opening and closing positions are completely free—there are no fees for maker or taker orders. The official line is that it “only makes money while you hold a position,” meaning it will eventually take a cut of funding fees.
Markets go beyond BTC, ETH, SOL, and HYPE, with perpetual contracts for U.S. stocks, commodities, and indices as well. Margin can be posted in stablecoins, cryptocurrencies, or RWAs.
The Bullet Royale trading competition is underway:
- $20,000 total prize pool, split across two rounds
- Round one runs from 10/21 to 10/28, with $10,000 in prizes
- Rankings are based on profit in USD; first place wins $3,000, and the top 20 all receive prizes
By the way, here’s how it differs from the recently popular Papertrade: Papertrade bets against the protocol’s liquidity pool, offers 1,000x leverage, and only supports BTC and ETH. Bullet uses a real order book, where users trade with one another, and its leverage is much more conservative. Both tout zero fees, but they take completely different approaches.
#Solana #Bullet #PerpetualContracts
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Crypto × AI Morning Brief #6 | BTC ETFs see $636M in single-day outflows, the largest since JuneSpot BTC ETFs saw $636 million in net outflows on Thursday, their largest single-day outflow since June, wiping out nearly 60% of the roughly $1.08 billion in inflows over the previous three days. On the same day, Brent crude rose to its highest level since April, while credit risks for AI computing companies continued to climb. The three developments combined to push BTC back toward the $80,000 mark.
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🔥 The 3 biggest stories today
1) BTC ETFs swing to $636 million in net outflows
What happened: BlackRock’s IBIT saw $254 million in net outflows, Fidelity’s FBTC $218 million, and ARKB $109 million. Morgan Stanley’s MSBT was the only fund to see net inflows, at $2.3 million. October flows have now swung to net outflows of about $176 million.
Crypto × AI Morning Brief #6 | BTC ETFs see $636M in single-day outflows, the largest since June
Spot BTC ETFs saw $636 million in net outflows on Thursday, their largest single-day outflow since June, wiping out nearly 60% of the roughly $1.08 billion in inflows over the previous three days. On the same day, Brent crude rose to its highest level since April, while credit risks for AI computing companies continued to climb. The three developments combined to push BTC back toward the $80,000 mark.
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🔥 The 3 biggest stories today
1) BTC ETFs swing to $636 million in net outflows
What happened: BlackRock’s IBIT saw $254 million in net outflows, Fidelity’s FBTC $218 million, and ARKB $109 million. Morgan Stanley’s MSBT was the only fund to see net inflows, at $2.3 million. October flows have now swung to net outflows of about $176 million.
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🔥 The 3 biggest stories today
1) BTC ETFs swing to $636 million in net outflows
What happened: BlackRock’s IBIT saw $254 million in net outflows, Fidelity’s FBTC $218 million, and ARKB $109 million. Morgan Stanley’s MSBT was the only fund to see net inflows, at $2.3 million. October flows have now swung to net outflows of about $176 million.
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Quant Futures Brief #195｜M up 10.8%, going long ERA and ARIA today━━━━━━━━━━━━
🔁 Yesterday’s Recap
The M long reached Target 1 after triggering, with a maximum unrealized profit of 12.35%; it’s now up 10.83%. The ZEC short hit its stop-loss after triggering, with a maximum unrealized profit of just 2.23%. MAGMA, which I was watching but didn’t trade, fell 23.4% in a day.
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📊 Market Overview Today
Today I’m only taking pullback long positions on two altcoins, with small position sizes. BTC is down 0.31% over 24 hours, currently at 81,133—another 0.2% lower than the previous update—and sitting in the lower 15% of its 7-day range.
A move above 81,470 puts 81,950 in view; a break below 81,051 will likely send price to test the 24-hour low of 80,461, which is also the 7-day low.
Quant Futures Brief #195｜M up 10.8%, going long ERA and ARIA today
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🔁 Yesterday’s Recap
The M long reached Target 1 after triggering, with a maximum unrealized profit of 12.35%; it’s now up 10.83%. The ZEC short hit its stop-loss after triggering, with a maximum unrealized profit of just 2.23%. MAGMA, which I was watching but didn’t trade, fell 23.4% in a day.
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📊 Market Overview Today
Today I’m only taking pullback long positions on two altcoins, with small position sizes. BTC is down 0.31% over 24 hours, currently at 81,133—another 0.2% lower than the previous update—and sitting in the lower 15% of its 7-day range.
A move above 81,470 puts 81,950 in view; a break below 81,051 will likely send price to test the 24-hour low of 80,461, which is also the 7-day low.
🔁 Yesterday’s Recap
The M long reached Target 1 after triggering, with a maximum unrealized profit of 12.35%; it’s now up 10.83%. The ZEC short hit its stop-loss after triggering, with a maximum unrealized profit of just 2.23%. MAGMA, which I was watching but didn’t trade, fell 23.4% in a day.
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📊 Market Overview Today
Today I’m only taking pullback long positions on two altcoins, with small position sizes. BTC is down 0.31% over 24 hours, currently at 81,133—another 0.2% lower than the previous update—and sitting in the lower 15% of its 7-day range.
A move above 81,470 puts 81,950 in view; a break below 81,051 will likely send price to test the 24-hour low of 80,461, which is also the 7-day low.
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Crypto × AI Morning Brief #5 | Nasdaq down 2.6%, BTC back to $81,500BTC spot ETFs saw combined net inflows of about $1.07 billion in the first three days of this week. On Thursday, BTC still fell from $84,808 to around $81,100, dragged down by a sell-off in U.S. AI stocks and rising oil prices.
ETF buying failed to hold $84,000; for now, the short-term direction depends on U.S. stocks.
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🔥 The 3 most important things today
1) Meta issues new shares to raise money; U.S. AI stocks fall across the board
What happened: After its earnings report on Wednesday, Meta announced it would create a new class of non-voting Class C shares to fund AI investments. Free cash flow in the third quarter was -$2.12 billion, the first negative reading in more than a decade. On Thursday, Meta fell about 7%, Nvidia fell 4%, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 6.7%, and the Nasdaq fell 2.6%—its biggest drop since June 5.
Crypto × AI Morning Brief #5 | Nasdaq down 2.6%, BTC back to $81,500
BTC spot ETFs saw combined net inflows of about $1.07 billion in the first three days of this week. On Thursday, BTC still fell from $84,808 to around $81,100, dragged down by a sell-off in U.S. AI stocks and rising oil prices.
ETF buying failed to hold $84,000; for now, the short-term direction depends on U.S. stocks.
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🔥 The 3 most important things today
1) Meta issues new shares to raise money; U.S. AI stocks fall across the board
What happened: After its earnings report on Wednesday, Meta announced it would create a new class of non-voting Class C shares to fund AI investments. Free cash flow in the third quarter was -$2.12 billion, the first negative reading in more than a decade. On Thursday, Meta fell about 7%, Nvidia fell 4%, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 6.7%, and the Nasdaq fell 2.6%—its biggest drop since June 5.
ETF buying failed to hold $84,000; for now, the short-term direction depends on U.S. stocks.
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🔥 The 3 most important things today
1) Meta issues new shares to raise money; U.S. AI stocks fall across the board
What happened: After its earnings report on Wednesday, Meta announced it would create a new class of non-voting Class C shares to fund AI investments. Free cash flow in the third quarter was -$2.12 billion, the first negative reading in more than a decade. On Thursday, Meta fell about 7%, Nvidia fell 4%, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 6.7%, and the Nasdaq fell 2.6%—its biggest drop since June 5.
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Quantitative Futures Brief #194 | BTC down 3.3% to 81,300; short ZEC, long M━━━━━━━━━━━━
🔁 Yesterday’s recap
In the previous issue, both trades—NEAR and ENA—hit their stop losses after entry. Their maximum unrealized gains were just 2.1% and 2.2%, respectively, before both coins fell more than 7%. BULLA, which we watched but didn’t trade, fell 29% in a day.
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📊 Market overview
I’m bearish today, with shorts taking priority over longs. BTC is down 3.27% in 24 hours at 81,300, near the bottom 16% of its 7-day range. Yet the share of traders who are long has risen from 50.4% a day ago to 67.6%—retail traders are adding longs as prices fall.
A move above 81,538 puts 82,045 in view; a break below 80,889 (the 24-hour low) will likely send it to test the 7-day low of 80,622.
Quantitative Futures Brief #194 | BTC down 3.3% to 81,300; short ZEC, long M
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🔁 Yesterday’s recap
In the previous issue, both trades—NEAR and ENA—hit their stop losses after entry. Their maximum unrealized gains were just 2.1% and 2.2%, respectively, before both coins fell more than 7%. BULLA, which we watched but didn’t trade, fell 29% in a day.
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📊 Market overview
I’m bearish today, with shorts taking priority over longs. BTC is down 3.27% in 24 hours at 81,300, near the bottom 16% of its 7-day range. Yet the share of traders who are long has risen from 50.4% a day ago to 67.6%—retail traders are adding longs as prices fall.
A move above 81,538 puts 82,045 in view; a break below 80,889 (the 24-hour low) will likely send it to test the 7-day low of 80,622.
🔁 Yesterday’s recap
In the previous issue, both trades—NEAR and ENA—hit their stop losses after entry. Their maximum unrealized gains were just 2.1% and 2.2%, respectively, before both coins fell more than 7%. BULLA, which we watched but didn’t trade, fell 29% in a day.
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📊 Market overview
I’m bearish today, with shorts taking priority over longs. BTC is down 3.27% in 24 hours at 81,300, near the bottom 16% of its 7-day range. Yet the share of traders who are long has risen from 50.4% a day ago to 67.6%—retail traders are adding longs as prices fall.
A move above 81,538 puts 82,045 in view; a break below 80,889 (the 24-hour low) will likely send it to test the 7-day low of 80,622.
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Crypto × AI Morning Brief #4 | $665M flowed into IBIT in one day as ETH funds saw outflows for 5 straight daysBTC climbed back above $84,000 on Wednesday, and nearly all the money behind it came from one source: BlackRock.
If you hold ETH, this week's fund flows aren't working in your favor.
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🔥 The 3 most important things today
1) Money flows into BTC funds and out of ETH funds
What happened: On Monday, spot BTC ETFs saw net inflows of $527 million. IBIT alone brought in $665 million, while Fidelity and Grayscale saw $139 million flow out. On Tuesday, inflows fell to just $23.16 million, down 96%.
What it means for crypto: ETH funds have seen outflows for five consecutive days. On Monday, BlackRock clients bought IBIT and sold $95.4 million of ETHA. Money is shifting from ETH to BTC, which is likely to keep ETH under pressure against BTC in the short term.
Crypto × AI Morning Brief #4 | $665M flowed into IBIT in one day as ETH funds saw outflows for 5 straight days
BTC climbed back above $84,000 on Wednesday, and nearly all the money behind it came from one source: BlackRock.
If you hold ETH, this week's fund flows aren't working in your favor.
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🔥 The 3 most important things today
1) Money flows into BTC funds and out of ETH funds
What happened: On Monday, spot BTC ETFs saw net inflows of $527 million. IBIT alone brought in $665 million, while Fidelity and Grayscale saw $139 million flow out. On Tuesday, inflows fell to just $23.16 million, down 96%.
What it means for crypto: ETH funds have seen outflows for five consecutive days. On Monday, BlackRock clients bought IBIT and sold $95.4 million of ETHA. Money is shifting from ETH to BTC, which is likely to keep ETH under pressure against BTC in the short term.
If you hold ETH, this week's fund flows aren't working in your favor.
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🔥 The 3 most important things today
1) Money flows into BTC funds and out of ETH funds
What happened: On Monday, spot BTC ETFs saw net inflows of $527 million. IBIT alone brought in $665 million, while Fidelity and Grayscale saw $139 million flow out. On Tuesday, inflows fell to just $23.16 million, down 96%.
What it means for crypto: ETH funds have seen outflows for five consecutive days. On Monday, BlackRock clients bought IBIT and sold $95.4 million of ETHA. Money is shifting from ETH to BTC, which is likely to keep ETH under pressure against BTC in the short term.
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Perpetual Futures Quant Briefing #193 | Bitcoin Stalls at 84,875; Long NEAR and ENA Today━━━━━━━━━━━━
📊 Market Overview Today
Bitcoin touched 84,875 last night, its highest level in a week, but failed to hold and fell back to 84,063.
A day ago, 60.5% of accounts were long; now it’s down to just 50.4%. Retail traders have already largely exited, while large traders still hold 62.2% long positions.
The issue is that aggressive selling has been noticeably heavier over the past hour, with a buy/sell ratio of just 0.69. Only look for new highs if 84,875 holds. If 83,227 breaks, price may first dip to 82,689 to sweep long stops.
Retail traders are still 69.5% long on Ether, a more crowded position than large traders’ 62.1%. The 2,477–2,500 area may be tough to break through; if 2,456 doesn’t hold, price could retest 2,436.
Perpetual Futures Quant Briefing #193 | Bitcoin Stalls at 84,875; Long NEAR and ENA Today
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📊 Market Overview Today
Bitcoin touched 84,875 last night, its highest level in a week, but failed to hold and fell back to 84,063.
A day ago, 60.5% of accounts were long; now it’s down to just 50.4%. Retail traders have already largely exited, while large traders still hold 62.2% long positions.
The issue is that aggressive selling has been noticeably heavier over the past hour, with a buy/sell ratio of just 0.69. Only look for new highs if 84,875 holds. If 83,227 breaks, price may first dip to 82,689 to sweep long stops.
Retail traders are still 69.5% long on Ether, a more crowded position than large traders’ 62.1%. The 2,477–2,500 area may be tough to break through; if 2,456 doesn’t hold, price could retest 2,436.
📊 Market Overview Today
Bitcoin touched 84,875 last night, its highest level in a week, but failed to hold and fell back to 84,063.
A day ago, 60.5% of accounts were long; now it’s down to just 50.4%. Retail traders have already largely exited, while large traders still hold 62.2% long positions.
The issue is that aggressive selling has been noticeably heavier over the past hour, with a buy/sell ratio of just 0.69. Only look for new highs if 84,875 holds. If 83,227 breaks, price may first dip to 82,689 to sweep long stops.
Retail traders are still 69.5% long on Ether, a more crowded position than large traders’ 62.1%. The 2,477–2,500 area may be tough to break through; if 2,456 doesn’t hold, price could retest 2,436.
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Perpetuals Quant Brief #192｜COMP ~5% above 20 MA · OI +94%, prioritized; IOST downgraded after OI 1h +197%Screening criteria: continuation market. The two highest-scoring tokens, IOST and ARIA, are up approx. 41%/45% on the day and are approx. 14%/15% above the 20 MA, already in the extended zone. COMP is up approx. 20% on the day, approx. 4.9% above the 20 MA, and has pulled back approx. -1.4% over 6h, while OI is still +94% over 1h. Among tokens with similar strength, prioritize COMP, which is closer to its moving average and whose short-term momentum is cooling. Don’t chase at the peak of an extension.
Main decision: prioritize COMP; consider ARIA only for a test in the pullback zone; remove IOST from the official Top list due to OI 1h +197% and keep it under observation only.
【Top 1 · COMP】
Current price 25.87｜Daily gain approx. 19.6%｜1h nearly flat｜6h -1.4%｜Approx. 4.9% above the 20 MA｜Approx. 11.4% above the 50 MA｜Funding rate approx. 0.0085%｜Trading volume approx. 90 million U｜OI 1h +94%｜ATR approx. 1.24
Perpetuals Quant Brief #192｜COMP ~5% above 20 MA · OI +94%, prioritized; IOST downgraded after OI 1h +197%
Screening criteria: continuation market. The two highest-scoring tokens, IOST and ARIA, are up approx. 41%/45% on the day and are approx. 14%/15% above the 20 MA, already in the extended zone. COMP is up approx. 20% on the day, approx. 4.9% above the 20 MA, and has pulled back approx. -1.4% over 6h, while OI is still +94% over 1h. Among tokens with similar strength, prioritize COMP, which is closer to its moving average and whose short-term momentum is cooling. Don’t chase at the peak of an extension.
Main decision: prioritize COMP; consider ARIA only for a test in the pullback zone; remove IOST from the official Top list due to OI 1h +197% and keep it under observation only.
【Top 1 · COMP】
Current price 25.87｜Daily gain approx. 19.6%｜1h nearly flat｜6h -1.4%｜Approx. 4.9% above the 20 MA｜Approx. 11.4% above the 50 MA｜Funding rate approx. 0.0085%｜Trading volume approx. 90 million U｜OI 1h +94%｜ATR approx. 1.24
Main decision: prioritize COMP; consider ARIA only for a test in the pullback zone; remove IOST from the official Top list due to OI 1h +197% and keep it under observation only.
【Top 1 · COMP】
Current price 25.87｜Daily gain approx. 19.6%｜1h nearly flat｜6h -1.4%｜Approx. 4.9% above the 20 MA｜Approx. 11.4% above the 50 MA｜Funding rate approx. 0.0085%｜Trading volume approx. 90 million U｜OI 1h +94%｜ATR approx. 1.24
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Futures Quant Brief #191｜NEAR volume 610M, 2% from 50-MA takes priority; ELSA downgraded as 1h OI surges 51%【Market Overview】
regime=continuation. Funding rates across the screened assets are generally low (NEAR≈0.0026%, SIREN/ELSA≈0.005%), with no notable leverage crowding. The difference lies in market structure: trading volume, distance from moving averages, and 1h OI are not aligned, so they cannot be ranked by daily gains alone.
Conclusion: NEAR is the only primary pick; SIREN is the runner-up, for trades only when it returns near its moving average. ELSA is downgraded to an alternate to watch because of an unusually large increase in 1h OI and weakening momentum over 6h; it is excluded from the formal position plan.
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Top 1｜NEAR (current price approx. 5.007)
Daily gain approx. +3.0%, 6h approx. +5.2%, 1h approx. -0.1%. Trading volume approx. 611 million USDT, dwarfing others in the same group. Approx. +2.9% from the 20-period moving average and +1.7% from the 50-period moving average: the trend remains intact and is not yet seriously overextended. 1h OI approx. -1.7%, more consistent with positions being absorbed along the trend than with a buildup of excessive leverage at the peak.
Futures Quant Brief #191｜NEAR volume 610M, 2% from 50-MA takes priority; ELSA downgraded as 1h OI surges 51%
【Market Overview】
regime=continuation. Funding rates across the screened assets are generally low (NEAR≈0.0026%, SIREN/ELSA≈0.005%), with no notable leverage crowding. The difference lies in market structure: trading volume, distance from moving averages, and 1h OI are not aligned, so they cannot be ranked by daily gains alone.
Conclusion: NEAR is the only primary pick; SIREN is the runner-up, for trades only when it returns near its moving average. ELSA is downgraded to an alternate to watch because of an unusually large increase in 1h OI and weakening momentum over 6h; it is excluded from the formal position plan.
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Top 1｜NEAR (current price approx. 5.007)
Daily gain approx. +3.0%, 6h approx. +5.2%, 1h approx. -0.1%. Trading volume approx. 611 million USDT, dwarfing others in the same group. Approx. +2.9% from the 20-period moving average and +1.7% from the 50-period moving average: the trend remains intact and is not yet seriously overextended. 1h OI approx. -1.7%, more consistent with positions being absorbed along the trend than with a buildup of excessive leverage at the peak.
regime=continuation. Funding rates across the screened assets are generally low (NEAR≈0.0026%, SIREN/ELSA≈0.005%), with no notable leverage crowding. The difference lies in market structure: trading volume, distance from moving averages, and 1h OI are not aligned, so they cannot be ranked by daily gains alone.
Conclusion: NEAR is the only primary pick; SIREN is the runner-up, for trades only when it returns near its moving average. ELSA is downgraded to an alternate to watch because of an unusually large increase in 1h OI and weakening momentum over 6h; it is excluded from the formal position plan.
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Top 1｜NEAR (current price approx. 5.007)
Daily gain approx. +3.0%, 6h approx. +5.2%, 1h approx. -0.1%. Trading volume approx. 611 million USDT, dwarfing others in the same group. Approx. +2.9% from the 20-period moving average and +1.7% from the 50-period moving average: the trend remains intact and is not yet seriously overextended. 1h OI approx. -1.7%, more consistent with positions being absorbed along the trend than with a buildup of excessive leverage at the peak.
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Crypto × AI Morning Brief #3｜BTC holds around $81.5K · ETF outflows continue · Claude reconstructs NIST seedCrypto × AI Morning Brief, Issue 3
BTC holds around $81.5K · ETF outflows continue · Claude reconstructs NIST curve seed
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BTC spot was around $81,500–$81,700 (based on public index/weekly summary figures, at the time of drafting).
Range-bound over the weekend; it had briefly dipped below $80,000 earlier, then moved back above $81,000 and traded sideways.
ETH was around $2,400–$2,425, with the weekly trend still weak.
SOL was around $103–$105.
Flows:
· Figures for 10/16 (as cited by Wu Shuo and others): BTC spot ETFs saw net outflows of about $82.39 million, mainly from IBIT.
Crypto × AI Morning Brief #3｜BTC holds around $81.5K · ETF outflows continue · Claude reconstructs NIST seed
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BTC spot was around $81,500–$81,700 (based on public index/weekly summary figures, at the time of drafting).
Range-bound over the weekend; it had briefly dipped below $80,000 earlier, then moved back above $81,000 and traded sideways.
ETH was around $2,400–$2,425, with the weekly trend still weak.
SOL was around $103–$105.
Flows:
· Figures for 10/16 (as cited by Wu Shuo and others): BTC spot ETFs saw net outflows of about $82.39 million, mainly from IBIT.
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BTC spot was around $81,500–$81,700 (based on public index/weekly summary figures, at the time of drafting).
Range-bound over the weekend; it had briefly dipped below $80,000 earlier, then moved back above $81,000 and traded sideways.
ETH was around $2,400–$2,425, with the weekly trend still weak.
SOL was around $103–$105.
Flows:
· Figures for 10/16 (as cited by Wu Shuo and others): BTC spot ETFs saw net outflows of about $82.39 million, mainly from IBIT.
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Contract Quant Brief #190｜EPIC 1% below 20 MA·OI +26% preferred; AGT up 35% on the day·OI -28%, don't chaseMarket read: Continuation remains relatively strong. The top three have very different structures—EPIC is about -1.1% from the 20 MA, with OI up +25.7% over the past hour, suggesting support remains after a pullback; GTC is almost exactly at the 20 MA (about +0.1% from it), with OI 1h +17.9% and a funding rate around -0.41%; AGT is up about +35% on the day with trading volume around 840 million, but OI 1h is down -28% and it is about +31% from the 50 MA. Volume remains high near the top, but positions are being unwound, so it's unsuitable as the main idea to chase.
Today's takeaway is straightforward: trade only EPIC/GTC, which are near the 20 MA with OI still increasing. No matter how large AGT's volume gets, downgrade it to watch-only; a 35% daily gain is not a reason to enter.
1. Top1 $EPIC
Contract Quant Brief #190｜EPIC 1% below 20 MA·OI +26% preferred; AGT up 35% on the day·OI -28%, don't chase
Market read: Continuation remains relatively strong. The top three have very different structures—EPIC is about -1.1% from the 20 MA, with OI up +25.7% over the past hour, suggesting support remains after a pullback; GTC is almost exactly at the 20 MA (about +0.1% from it), with OI 1h +17.9% and a funding rate around -0.41%; AGT is up about +35% on the day with trading volume around 840 million, but OI 1h is down -28% and it is about +31% from the 50 MA. Volume remains high near the top, but positions are being unwound, so it's unsuitable as the main idea to chase.
Today's takeaway is straightforward: trade only EPIC/GTC, which are near the 20 MA with OI still increasing. No matter how large AGT's volume gets, downgrade it to watch-only; a 35% daily gain is not a reason to enter.
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Today's takeaway is straightforward: trade only EPIC/GTC, which are near the 20 MA with OI still increasing. No matter how large AGT's volume gets, downgrade it to watch-only; a 35% daily gain is not a reason to enter.
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Perpetuals Quant Brief #189｜TIA: 460M volume, near 20-MA—priority; ICNT: OI +67%, 11% above MA—skipMarket: continuation; funding rates are broadly manageable (about -0.004% to -0.007% for the leading contracts). The top two have clearly diverged: TIA is up about 16% on the day at 0.6874, only about 2% above its 20-period moving average, with roughly 460 million in trading volume, OI up 28% over 1h, and price action already flattening over the past hour. ICNT is up about 21% on the day and still +9.6% over 6h; it is about 11% above its 20-period MA and 25% above its 50-period MA, with OI up 67% over 1h. For execution, only the side trading close to its moving average with volume gets a formal test entry; avoid breakout chasing on the side that is stretched and showing an abnormal OI surge.
【Top 1 · TIA】
Last price 0.6874｜Up about 16.5% on the day｜1h -0.04%｜6h +1.3%｜Volume about 456 million｜Funding rate about -0.0037%｜About 2.0% above the 20-period MA｜About 9.2% above the 50-period MA｜OI 1h +28.3%｜ATR about 0.023
Perpetuals Quant Brief #189｜TIA: 460M volume, near 20-MA—priority; ICNT: OI +67%, 11% above MA—skip
Market: continuation; funding rates are broadly manageable (about -0.004% to -0.007% for the leading contracts). The top two have clearly diverged: TIA is up about 16% on the day at 0.6874, only about 2% above its 20-period moving average, with roughly 460 million in trading volume, OI up 28% over 1h, and price action already flattening over the past hour. ICNT is up about 21% on the day and still +9.6% over 6h; it is about 11% above its 20-period MA and 25% above its 50-period MA, with OI up 67% over 1h. For execution, only the side trading close to its moving average with volume gets a formal test entry; avoid breakout chasing on the side that is stretched and showing an abnormal OI surge.
【Top 1 · TIA】
Last price 0.6874｜Up about 16.5% on the day｜1h -0.04%｜6h +1.3%｜Volume about 456 million｜Funding rate about -0.0037%｜About 2.0% above the 20-period MA｜About 9.2% above the 50-period MA｜OI 1h +28.3%｜ATR about 0.023
【Top 1 · TIA】
Last price 0.6874｜Up about 16.5% on the day｜1h -0.04%｜6h +1.3%｜Volume about 456 million｜Funding rate about -0.0037%｜About 2.0% above the 20-period MA｜About 9.2% above the 50-period MA｜OI 1h +28.3%｜ATR about 0.023
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Perpetuals Quant Brief #188｜ZEREBRO OI 1h +67% · Volume 450M prioritized; don’t chase ICNT, up 38% and +16% above MAToday’s screening criteria: regime=continuation; momentum is still holding, and funding rates are generally low. The top two scores are almost tied: ZEREBRO 31.22, ICNT 31.03; third is PYTH at 26.74.
The difference in structure is clear. ZEREBRO has trading volume of about 455 million, a daily gain of about 9.3%, 6h gain of about 11.6%, is about 9.3% above the 20 MA, and has OI 1h up about 66.7%—volume and open interest are expanding together, making it today’s main play. ICNT is up about 37.6% on the day, about 15.8% above the 20 MA and 25.3% above the 50 MA; its 1h chart has flattened. Its score is high, but its entry is expensive, so it is allocation only on the official list—not for chasing a spike. PYTH is up about 9.4% on the day and only about 2.4% above the 20 MA, giving it a cleaner entry; however, its 6h change is about -1% and its score has fallen to third, so it is only a backup to watch.
Perpetuals Quant Brief #188｜ZEREBRO OI 1h +67% · Volume 450M prioritized; don’t chase ICNT, up 38% and +16% above MA
Today’s screening criteria: regime=continuation; momentum is still holding, and funding rates are generally low. The top two scores are almost tied: ZEREBRO 31.22, ICNT 31.03; third is PYTH at 26.74.
The difference in structure is clear. ZEREBRO has trading volume of about 455 million, a daily gain of about 9.3%, 6h gain of about 11.6%, is about 9.3% above the 20 MA, and has OI 1h up about 66.7%—volume and open interest are expanding together, making it today’s main play. ICNT is up about 37.6% on the day, about 15.8% above the 20 MA and 25.3% above the 50 MA; its 1h chart has flattened. Its score is high, but its entry is expensive, so it is allocation only on the official list—not for chasing a spike. PYTH is up about 9.4% on the day and only about 2.4% above the 20 MA, giving it a cleaner entry; however, its 6h change is about -1% and its score has fallen to third, so it is only a backup to watch.
The difference in structure is clear. ZEREBRO has trading volume of about 455 million, a daily gain of about 9.3%, 6h gain of about 11.6%, is about 9.3% above the 20 MA, and has OI 1h up about 66.7%—volume and open interest are expanding together, making it today’s main play. ICNT is up about 37.6% on the day, about 15.8% above the 20 MA and 25.3% above the 50 MA; its 1h chart has flattened. Its score is high, but its entry is expensive, so it is allocation only on the official list—not for chasing a spike. PYTH is up about 9.4% on the day and only about 2.4% above the 20 MA, giving it a cleaner entry; however, its 6h change is about -1% and its score has fallen to third, so it is only a backup to watch.
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Crypto × AI Morning Briefing #2 | BTC around $81,000 · CPI selloff · Agent security gaining momentumCrypto × AI Morning Briefing, Issue 2
BTC around $81,000 · Core CPI drives selloff · Agent security gaining momentum
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BTC spot is around $81,000–$81,100, down about 3% over 24 hours.
The intraday low touched around $80,200, with a high near $84,100; BTC has broken below the $82,000 level that had been discussed repeatedly.
ETH is around $2,360, down about 5.6% over 24 hours, falling further.
SOL is around $102, down about 5% over 24 hours.
AI-related NEAR / TAO / RENDER are also weakening in tandem, with no relative strength worth highlighting today.
Macro: The narrative of hotter-than-expected US core CPI is driving the selloff.
Crypto × AI Morning Briefing #2 | BTC around $81,000 · CPI selloff · Agent security gaining momentum
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BTC around $81,000 · Core CPI drives selloff · Agent security gaining momentum
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BTC spot is around $81,000–$81,100, down about 3% over 24 hours.
The intraday low touched around $80,200, with a high near $84,100; BTC has broken below the $82,000 level that had been discussed repeatedly.
ETH is around $2,360, down about 5.6% over 24 hours, falling further.
SOL is around $102, down about 5% over 24 hours.
AI-related NEAR / TAO / RENDER are also weakening in tandem, with no relative strength worth highlighting today.
Macro: The narrative of hotter-than-expected US core CPI is driving the selloff.
BTC around $81,000 · Core CPI drives selloff · Agent security gaining momentum
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BTC spot is around $81,000–$81,100, down about 3% over 24 hours.
The intraday low touched around $80,200, with a high near $84,100; BTC has broken below the $82,000 level that had been discussed repeatedly.
ETH is around $2,360, down about 5.6% over 24 hours, falling further.
SOL is around $102, down about 5% over 24 hours.
AI-related NEAR / TAO / RENDER are also weakening in tandem, with no relative strength worth highlighting today.
Macro: The narrative of hotter-than-expected US core CPI is driving the selloff.
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Perpetuals Quant Brief #187｜BTW near 20 MA, 730M volume—priority; Q OI +21%—consider an allocation; NIL +10% from MA—not a trade[Market view]
Screening criteria: continuation market. Funding rates remain broadly manageable. Prioritize assets whose trends remain intact and whose prices are near their moving averages; don't chase breakouts in extended moves.
Today's top three short-list candidates: BTW (score 40.4), Q (37.2), NIL (32.1). The structure is clear—the first two are both near the 20 MA (BTW approx. -0.6% from the 20 MA; Q approx. +0.7%). NIL is up approx. 18% daily and approx. 13% over 6h, but is already approx. 10% above the 20 MA, so keep it on the watchlist and off the main list.
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Current price approx. 2.3865｜Daily change approx. +14.4%｜1h approx. +0.4%｜6h approx. +10.4%
Trading volume approx. 730M USDT, the highest of the three.
Perpetuals Quant Brief #187｜BTW near 20 MA, 730M volume—priority; Q OI +21%—consider an allocation; NIL +10% from MA—not a trade
[Market view]
Screening criteria: continuation market. Funding rates remain broadly manageable. Prioritize assets whose trends remain intact and whose prices are near their moving averages; don't chase breakouts in extended moves.
Today's top three short-list candidates: BTW (score 40.4), Q (37.2), NIL (32.1). The structure is clear—the first two are both near the 20 MA (BTW approx. -0.6% from the 20 MA; Q approx. +0.7%). NIL is up approx. 18% daily and approx. 13% over 6h, but is already approx. 10% above the 20 MA, so keep it on the watchlist and off the main list.
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[Top 1 · $BTW ]
Current price approx. 2.3865｜Daily change approx. +14.4%｜1h approx. +0.4%｜6h approx. +10.4%
Trading volume approx. 730M USDT, the highest of the three.
Screening criteria: continuation market. Funding rates remain broadly manageable. Prioritize assets whose trends remain intact and whose prices are near their moving averages; don't chase breakouts in extended moves.
Today's top three short-list candidates: BTW (score 40.4), Q (37.2), NIL (32.1). The structure is clear—the first two are both near the 20 MA (BTW approx. -0.6% from the 20 MA; Q approx. +0.7%). NIL is up approx. 18% daily and approx. 13% over 6h, but is already approx. 10% above the 20 MA, so keep it on the watchlist and off the main list.
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[Top 1 · $BTW ]
Current price approx. 2.3865｜Daily change approx. +14.4%｜1h approx. +0.4%｜6h approx. +10.4%
Trading volume approx. 730M USDT, the highest of the three.
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Perpetuals Quant Brief #186 | LUMIA: 6h -2.6%, pulling back to the 20-period MA—priority; CFX/TIA: 6–12% above the MA—don’t chase breakoutsToday’s screening regime is wait-and-see: the structure is clearly mixed, not a broad, one-way trend. The top three on the shortlist—LUMIA / CFX / TIA—are each up 21%–28% on the day, but their positions differ significantly: LUMIA is about -0.6% from its 20-period moving average (almost right on it), CFX is about +6.0% above its 20-period moving average, and TIA is about +11.6% above its 20-period moving average. In terms of volume, LUMIA and CFX each have about 190–210 million U in trading value, providing sufficient liquidity. The key differences are “which one is still near its moving average” and “whether the 1h OI spike coincides with an extended price move.”
The approach follows directly from the data: under a wait-and-see regime, prioritize only assets near their moving averages or in a pullback. By default, do not chase breakouts in assets that are >5% above their 20-period moving average and still up more than 20% on the day. LUMIA is down 2.6% over 6h and up just 1.1% over 1h, so it is strong on the daily chart but pulling back on the hourly chart. CFX is up 3.0% over 6h and nearly flat over 1h, but still sits about 6% above its 20-period moving average. TIA is up 10.8% over 6h, the most extended, while OI is up just 7.9% over 1h, making it the least attractive on a risk/reward basis.
Perpetuals Quant Brief #186 | LUMIA: 6h -2.6%, pulling back to the 20-period MA—priority; CFX/TIA: 6–12% above the MA—don’t chase breakouts
Today’s screening regime is wait-and-see: the structure is clearly mixed, not a broad, one-way trend. The top three on the shortlist—LUMIA / CFX / TIA—are each up 21%–28% on the day, but their positions differ significantly: LUMIA is about -0.6% from its 20-period moving average (almost right on it), CFX is about +6.0% above its 20-period moving average, and TIA is about +11.6% above its 20-period moving average. In terms of volume, LUMIA and CFX each have about 190–210 million U in trading value, providing sufficient liquidity. The key differences are “which one is still near its moving average” and “whether the 1h OI spike coincides with an extended price move.”
The approach follows directly from the data: under a wait-and-see regime, prioritize only assets near their moving averages or in a pullback. By default, do not chase breakouts in assets that are >5% above their 20-period moving average and still up more than 20% on the day. LUMIA is down 2.6% over 6h and up just 1.1% over 1h, so it is strong on the daily chart but pulling back on the hourly chart. CFX is up 3.0% over 6h and nearly flat over 1h, but still sits about 6% above its 20-period moving average. TIA is up 10.8% over 6h, the most extended, while OI is up just 7.9% over 1h, making it the least attractive on a risk/reward basis.
The approach follows directly from the data: under a wait-and-see regime, prioritize only assets near their moving averages or in a pullback. By default, do not chase breakouts in assets that are >5% above their 20-period moving average and still up more than 20% on the day. LUMIA is down 2.6% over 6h and up just 1.1% over 1h, so it is strong on the daily chart but pulling back on the hourly chart. CFX is up 3.0% over 6h and nearly flat over 1h, but still sits about 6% above its 20-period moving average. TIA is up 10.8% over 6h, the most extended, while OI is up just 7.9% over 1h, making it the least attractive on a risk/reward basis.
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