The recent market action has been seriously strong, with many coins doubling up, mostly coming from Binance Alpha.
Ever since RAVE made a hundredfold move, I've focused all my energy on monitoring the Alpha track.
Starting from mid-April, $BSB shared in the group around 0.28. Although I pretty much sold out midway, at least I made a profit. It’s all about playing it safe and steady 😂
I also managed to catch these hidden gems in the market: $UB 0.055 jumped in first, planning to add more at 0.058 later; RLS lurking around the low at 0.0033; $TAG 0.0006 positioned around that level; $Collecte at 0.28, held onto it without moving;
Just shared $Kgen today, entered around 0.18, and it shot up by over ten points—definitely timed it right.
I've also got a few old memes that I've been holding onto for a long time.
But no matter how good the market gets, the flip side of opportunity is always the risk that needs to be watched. Selling out is always profit.
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$UB completely got sold off, the whales are ruthless, just like $BSB got shaken out before the pump😭
The coins chosen by Qiqi are too wild! Grab some spot and hold tight, these recent ones are going to moon. But selling off always profits, the next one has been shared, waiting for takeoff.
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$RE |The RWA reinsurance sector is worth keeping an eye on
There have been some tangible developments recently. The project continues to move forward in reinsurance and RWA, and the Resilience Foundation recently deployed another $65 million, bringing the total to $165 million. The fundamentals look pretty solid.
The price is currently around 0.387. Downside is limited and upside is unlimited—you can buy in now.
A high-volume breakout above 0.406, followed by a sustained hold, would mean greater rebound potential.
After falling all the way from the previous rebound high of 2526, ETH has still been unable to establish a strong structure again.
The daily chart structure shows clear short-term weakness.
2350–2360 is the key area to watch right now, but repeated tests don’t mean support will necessarily hold. Instead, be cautious that buying pressure may gradually be depleted.
There’s a high chance that 2300 will fail to hold as support.
If it breaks below that level decisively, the next area to watch is 2200–2250.
This market has been genuinely frustrating lately: it can't move higher, but whenever it drops, buyers step in.
Yesterday, Ethereum retested lower levels again, hitting a low of 2359—close to the 2350 support level we were watching before—then rebounded toward 2400.
Looking at the 4-hour structure, there is some support at the lows for now, but the strength of the rebound still needs confirmation.
Support has appeared around 2350 several times, but each retest has only managed a modest bounce. If buying pressure doesn't build steadily, the level may not hold the next time it's tested.
For now, the key is whether price can reclaim and hold above 2430–2450. If it does, there may be room for a further rebound.
If the daily chart breaks below 2300, keep a close eye on the 2250–2200 zone below. This would mean further weakness in the short-term structure.
Also, ETH/BTC remains relatively weak, suggesting that Ethereum currently lacks clear relative strength. Long-term tailwinds such as institutions moving on-chain and staking are still worth watching.
This market has been genuinely frustrating lately: it can't move higher, but whenever it drops, buyers step in.
Yesterday, Ethereum retested lower levels again, hitting a low of 2359—close to the 2350 support level we were watching before—then rebounded toward 2400.
Looking at the 4-hour structure, there is some support at the lows for now, but the strength of the rebound still needs confirmation.
Support has appeared around 2350 several times, but each retest has only managed a modest bounce. If buying pressure doesn't build steadily, the level may not hold the next time it's tested.
For now, the key is whether price can reclaim and hold above 2430–2450. If it does, there may be room for a further rebound.
If the daily chart breaks below 2300, keep a close eye on the 2250–2200 zone below. This would mean further weakness in the short-term structure.
Also, ETH/BTC remains relatively weak, suggesting that Ethereum currently lacks clear relative strength. Long-term tailwinds such as institutions moving on-chain and staking are still worth watching.
ETH’s rebound was fairly strong last night, breaking through several levels and reaching a high of 2526, but it failed to continue higher and soon began to pull back.
This shows that selling pressure above 2500 is significant—the resistance zone we were watching earlier!
ETH has now pulled back to around 2430, and its short-term structure is clearly weaker than before. However, this is also the first support level, so I don’t recommend chasing shorts directly at these low levels.
If this level holds, ETH may see a technical rebound first and retest 2450–2480.
If it gets rejected again in this area, the short-term outlook will remain weak, and you can watch for opportunities to go short.
If 2400 is decisively broken and the price fails to recover quickly, be prepared for a further pullback to 2370–2350.
Conversely, if ETH regains and holds above 2500, or even breaks through 2526, bears should be cautious.
If you’re already short, consider taking profits in stages.
Lighter’s recent rally was mainly driven by news that the team plans to apply for a U.S. CFTC license in November. If approved, it could potentially gain access to Robinhood’s U.S. business, which has fueled strong market expectations.
LIT reached a high of 3.98 and has now pulled back to around 3.7.
But it has already made a significant short-term move, so I wouldn’t recommend chasing it at this point.
For now, let’s see whether it can hold at this level. If it does, we can look for a further breakout. A high-volume break above 3.98 could open the door to more upside; if it falls below 3.5, be cautious of a deeper pullback.
The market is falling again, but $ARKM has been moving independently!
During the afternoon share, I told everyone to enter around 0.122–0.125, and the entry was accurately caught. After that, it rebounded by nearly 13%, and this move really felt good.
Why were we able to find this spot in advance?
Honestly, it wasn’t by guessing, and it definitely wasn’t just luck.
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ETH’s rebound was fairly strong last night, breaking through several levels and reaching a high of 2526, but it failed to continue higher and soon began to pull back.
This shows that selling pressure above 2500 is significant—the resistance zone we were watching earlier!
ETH has now pulled back to around 2430, and its short-term structure is clearly weaker than before. However, this is also the first support level, so I don’t recommend chasing shorts directly at these low levels.
If this level holds, ETH may see a technical rebound first and retest 2450–2480.
If it gets rejected again in this area, the short-term outlook will remain weak, and you can watch for opportunities to go short.
If 2400 is decisively broken and the price fails to recover quickly, be prepared for a further pullback to 2370–2350.
Conversely, if ETH regains and holds above 2500, or even breaks through 2526, bears should be cautious.
If you’re already short, consider taking profits in stages.
#ETH
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A quick update for everyone: $ETH
The area around 2,300 that I mentioned last time has indeed seen a rebound recently, and the price is now near the first resistance zone around 2,450–2,480.
This is a key area to watch. Whether the price can break through and hold above it will determine whether this rebound has room to continue higher.
If it breaks through decisively, the next levels to watch are around 2,500, followed by the 2,560 area. But if it gets rejected at resistance, be careful—it may just be a rebound during a broader downtrend, and the price could retest lower levels.
On the news front, there are also a few noteworthy developments around ETH.
ETH staking has reportedly reached approximately 43.8 million ETH, or about 35.9% of the total supply. In addition, JPMorgan is expanding the use of JPM Coin on the Ethereum mainnet, and traditional brokerages are beginning to let clients stake ETH directly.
These developments show that institutional adoption and ecosystem activity on Ethereum are continuing to advance, and the long-term thesis remains intact.
However, ETH/BTC is still around 0.0295 and has yet to show real strength, so the flow of funds still needs to be monitored.
In the short term, keep an eye out for sudden developments. Wait for the price to hold above resistance before assessing the upside; if it hasn't broken through, don't rush to chase it.
Robot training data, part of the Physical AI sector. The project has real-world applications, institutional funding backing, and a compelling narrative.
Total supply: 1 billion tokens, with 16.5% initially circulating. The pre-market price is around 0.2U, the pool reference price is 0.05U, and the community sale price is 0.1U.
The platforms announced so far include BN Alpha and Bitget. OKX has also announced the launch of AXIS perpetual futures.
I think there’s room for speculation after launch. If it can hold around 0.2–0.25U, I’d consider taking a small position.
The area around 2,300 that I mentioned last time has indeed seen a rebound recently, and the price is now near the first resistance zone around 2,450–2,480.
This is a key area to watch. Whether the price can break through and hold above it will determine whether this rebound has room to continue higher.
If it breaks through decisively, the next levels to watch are around 2,500, followed by the 2,560 area. But if it gets rejected at resistance, be careful—it may just be a rebound during a broader downtrend, and the price could retest lower levels.
On the news front, there are also a few noteworthy developments around ETH.
ETH staking has reportedly reached approximately 43.8 million ETH, or about 35.9% of the total supply. In addition, JPMorgan is expanding the use of JPM Coin on the Ethereum mainnet, and traditional brokerages are beginning to let clients stake ETH directly.
These developments show that institutional adoption and ecosystem activity on Ethereum are continuing to advance, and the long-term thesis remains intact.
However, ETH/BTC is still around 0.0295 and has yet to show real strength, so the flow of funds still needs to be monitored.
In the short term, keep an eye out for sudden developments. Wait for the price to hold above resistance before assessing the upside; if it hasn't broken through, don't rush to chase it.
It fell again last night. What might happen next for $ETH ? Here’s how I’m thinking about it.
The price has briefly dipped below the 2,300 area three times, with a low of 2,313.39.
Looking at the 4-hour chart, this area is seeing some support for now. If it continues to hold in the short term and the lows start moving higher, I’ll be watching for a potential bounce.
But where might the bounce go first?
The first target is 2,450–2,480, a relatively clear resistance zone recently.
If the price breaks through on strong volume and holds above it, the next area to watch is 2,560–2,580, though that would require stronger momentum.
Of course, this is just a technical analysis roadmap; there’s no sign of a reversal yet.
ETF inflows have yet to return in any meaningful way. Data shows that from October 12 to 16, spot BTC and ETH ETFs saw combined net outflows of about $549 million, while stablecoin supply and DeFi activity also declined.
That means even if a short-term bounce occurs, we should be wary of a pullback after a spike due to insufficient inflows.
As for the 2,300 level, repeated dips below it are encouraging, but three such dips don’t guarantee that the price can’t fall further.
Be bullish when the time is right, but stay cautious when needed.
Let’s wait for the market to give us a signal and respond in stages.
$SOPH has been falling ever since launch. On-chain assets need to be withdrawn before November 25, and the mainnet is scheduled to shut down on November 30.
The project’s move to Base doesn’t necessarily mean the SOPH token will become worthless, but its original on-chain utility is changing, and that risk shouldn’t be ignored.
With so many altcoins on the market and liquidity so poor, why do some coins suddenly surge while others keep sliding?
I’ve recently been re-screening potential Alpha plays worth getting in early on. How should I choose? How many opportunities actually have staying power? I’ve also come across some fresh ideas.
1. Is the project making real progress, and are there any catalysts ahead? 2. Does the token capture real value, rather than just tell a good story? 3. What are the circulating supply, unlock pressure, and token distribution like? 4. Is there sustained investor interest, and can trading volume keep up? 5. If my thesis is wrong, can I manage the risk and limit losses?
I’m also putting together a list of projects worth watching. If you’re interested, feel free to message me and we can compare notes. Getting in early doesn’t guarantee a huge rally: check the fundamentals first, then the money flow, and only then your entry point.
The tougher the market gets, the less sense it makes to jump into every coin. There are definitely opportunities, but ruling out the ones that aren’t worth pursuing is more important than rushing to find the next 100x coin.
As long as you don’t chase rallies, every dip is an opportunity.
A couple of days ago, I shared $WLD and said it was worth watching closely on a pullback. After dipping to around 0.45, it started to climb and is now at about 0.546—a rebound of nearly 18%.
It’s now back at the 4-hour resistance zone around 0.56. The last few rallies ran into selling pressure around this level.
If you entered at lower levels, you can take profits in stages in the short term and lock in some gains.
If it breaks above 0.56 on strong volume and holds there, we can look to the previous high. If it fails to break through, a pullback to 0.52 or even 0.5 would be perfectly normal.
If the long-term outlook hasn’t changed, keep holding your core position. Short-term traders can use this as a reference.
Opportunities don’t only come when prices rise—often, they emerge from the dips.
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$WLD It's now back at a level worth considering for an entry!
It previously climbed to around 0.619 before coming under pressure and pulling back.
World Money is developing in the payments, stablecoin, and financial applications space. The long-term thesis is still intact, but tokens are being unlocked every day, so a sustained major rally won't come easily.
For now, consider a small position if it pulls back to around 0.5 and stabilizes.
If it keeps falling, watch to see whether it can hold around 0.46.
I'm still willing to keep an eye on WLD over the long term, but in the short term, you should definitely have your own entry plan.
It fell again last night. What might happen next for $ETH ? Here’s how I’m thinking about it.
The price has briefly dipped below the 2,300 area three times, with a low of 2,313.39.
Looking at the 4-hour chart, this area is seeing some support for now. If it continues to hold in the short term and the lows start moving higher, I’ll be watching for a potential bounce.
But where might the bounce go first?
The first target is 2,450–2,480, a relatively clear resistance zone recently.
If the price breaks through on strong volume and holds above it, the next area to watch is 2,560–2,580, though that would require stronger momentum.
Of course, this is just a technical analysis roadmap; there’s no sign of a reversal yet.
ETF inflows have yet to return in any meaningful way. Data shows that from October 12 to 16, spot BTC and ETH ETFs saw combined net outflows of about $549 million, while stablecoin supply and DeFi activity also declined.
That means even if a short-term bounce occurs, we should be wary of a pullback after a spike due to insufficient inflows.
As for the 2,300 level, repeated dips below it are encouraging, but three such dips don’t guarantee that the price can’t fall further.
Be bullish when the time is right, but stay cautious when needed.
Let’s wait for the market to give us a signal and respond in stages.
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Let's review $ETH together.
When I analyzed the market on the 12th, I had already marked out the three key levels for the pullback, and I also said in the group that you could scale in gradually.
The broader market started falling under the influence of last night's CPI data. Ethereum hit a low near 2315 today, while altcoins fared even worse.
At this level, we may see a short-term bounce, but don't assume that a bounce means the bottom is in.
The weekly chart structure hasn't fully improved yet. The second level, around 2000, is still the one I'm watching most closely.
I also said on Monday that I'm still bullish on the broader trend, and the year-end rally is worth looking forward to. But before then, the market may still have to go through a fairly deep correction.
Take a look: quite a few older altcoins have already risen to weekly resistance. If they’re really going to break through, they’ll definitely need to absorb some selling pressure along the way. Prices can't keep rising forever.
On top of that, capital flows and the price action of $BTC still need to be monitored, so there's no need to rush right now.
This drop was entirely within expectations. Be cautious in the short term, but there's no need to panic in the medium to long term.
If prices really fall to a key level, we'll see how the market responds and consider scaling in gradually. The key level to watch for $BTC is around 7.5w–7.6w.
Keep some positions open. Don't panic at every dip or chase every bounce. Hold on to some cash so you can take the initiative when an opportunity comes along.
$WLD It's now back at a level worth considering for an entry!
It previously climbed to around 0.619 before coming under pressure and pulling back.
World Money is developing in the payments, stablecoin, and financial applications space. The long-term thesis is still intact, but tokens are being unlocked every day, so a sustained major rally won't come easily.
For now, consider a small position if it pulls back to around 0.5 and stabilizes.
If it keeps falling, watch to see whether it can hold around 0.46.
I'm still willing to keep an eye on WLD over the long term, but in the short term, you should definitely have your own entry plan.
$AGT finally took off! After grinding sideways for two whole months, the damn market maker really knows how to shake people out!
I bought in at 0.0139 and always thought AGT would pump sooner or later, but I still couldn’t hold on. Today it surged to nearly 0.1 at its peak. Looking back, it honestly stings a bit.
Looking back, the biggest problem for many people wasn’t getting the direction wrong—it was failing to sit through the volatility.
This is especially true with futures: long periods of sideways trading, repeated wicks, a little rise followed by another drop. Just when the price seems ready to take off, it turns around and dumps again.
Hold for long enough and you start doubting your judgment. When you can’t take it anymore, you close your position—and not long after you sell, the market takes off.
That’s also the biggest difference between futures and spot trading. Futures involve leverage, margin pressure, funding rates, and the risk of liquidation.
Even if you get the direction right in the end, one sharp move along the way can knock you out early.
Still, every trade is a learning experience. Believing in a coin is one thing; being able to hold it until the end is another.
Next time I come across an opportunity like this, I need to think things through before entering: What if it trades sideways for two months? How much of a drawdown can I handle? What would prove that I’m wrong?
Getting the direction right gives you a chance, but position sizing and trading discipline determine whether you ultimately manage to lock in the profit.
It’s a shame I missed AGT’s main rally, but I hope I don’t make the same mistake next time!
Why did I emphasize keeping an eye on the altcoin L2 sector when the broader market was pulling back?
Let’s review a few of these tokens. After a prolonged pullback, these established projects are once again attracting capital.
$STRK $ZK also performed better than expected this time.
When the broader market weakened, they were able to rebound quickly, which suggests solid short-term buying support. STRK in particular briefly surged to 0.098 last night, rebounding by around 30%. ZK also continued to push toward 0.018 today.
For STRK, keep an eye on whether it stabilizes around 0.075–0.071 on a pullback. You could consider building a position in stages; if it breaks below that range, look for support again.
ZK has already risen quite a bit near 0.018 and is showing relatively more strength. If you’re not holding any, there’s no need to rush in. Wait for a pullback to confirm support, then consider following in.
For $AXL , which I’ve been watching, keep an eye on support within the original entry range. Don’t let short-term volatility shake you out of your core position.
For the $SCR lottery ticket, hold on; it’s pulled back close to the add-on level I gave. I’ll hold for now.
I’m still bullish personally, but it’s important to control the pace of your entries now.
If you’re already in profit, you can take profits in stages while keeping part of your position. If you haven’t entered yet, patiently wait for a pullback or confirmation of a breakout. #zk #strk
Recently, I’ve been seeing quite a few established coins that are still worth keeping an eye on. $PYTH is one of them, and it’s been performing very well!
There may still be opportunities on a pullback. On October 8, Pyth officially announced a new mechanism: 100% of the DAO’s product revenue will be used to buy PYTH. Annualized recurring revenue for September had already reached $11.5 million, up 86% quarter over quarter.
The price has risen quite a bit since the positive news came out, but the main uptrend hasn’t really begun yet!
The reason I’m bullish is simple: oracles are essential infrastructure for on-chain finance. If institutions, trading platforms, and prediction markets continue to use Pyth, there’s room for revenue to grow. The revenue-funded buyback mechanism also gives the token a new source of demand.
Also, EMA5 is currently around 0.0814 and EMA30 around 0.0800. The short-term moving averages have formed a bullish structure, which is why the price has held above 0.08. The trend is still relatively strong.
Watch for short-term support around 0.083–0.085, consider scaling in around 0.078–0.080, and keep 0.073–0.076 as a deeper pullback zone for adding to the position.
If there’s no pullback, a high-volume breakout above 0.0907–0.091 followed by a hold could be a chance to chase some of the move.
A break above 0.091 could signal acceleration; if it falls below 0.08, reassess.
When I analyzed the market on the 12th, I had already marked out the three key levels for the pullback, and I also said in the group that you could scale in gradually.
The broader market started falling under the influence of last night's CPI data. Ethereum hit a low near 2315 today, while altcoins fared even worse.
At this level, we may see a short-term bounce, but don't assume that a bounce means the bottom is in.
The weekly chart structure hasn't fully improved yet. The second level, around 2000, is still the one I'm watching most closely.
I also said on Monday that I'm still bullish on the broader trend, and the year-end rally is worth looking forward to. But before then, the market may still have to go through a fairly deep correction.
Take a look: quite a few older altcoins have already risen to weekly resistance. If they’re really going to break through, they’ll definitely need to absorb some selling pressure along the way. Prices can't keep rising forever.
On top of that, capital flows and the price action of $BTC still need to be monitored, so there's no need to rush right now.
This drop was entirely within expectations. Be cautious in the short term, but there's no need to panic in the medium to long term.
If prices really fall to a key level, we'll see how the market responds and consider scaling in gradually. The key level to watch for $BTC is around 7.5w–7.6w.
Keep some positions open. Don't panic at every dip or chase every bounce. Hold on to some cash so you can take the initiative when an opportunity comes along.