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The current market is quite split. After the non-farm payroll data was released, gold and crypto fell

At the stock market open, the memory/storage sector was actually rising. The main reason is that demand for storage has been continuously increasing! After all, AI large models can’t do without storage. Dell’s AI server backlog of orders is about $95 billion, and demand is still squeezing into memory and flash storage

The main issue is still shortages and price increases; supply is falling short of demand. Right now, on Taobao, a single DDR5 16G memory stick costs 2059. When I built my computer earlier, two 16G sticks cost less than 1400, and in just one year the price has instead tripled

Gold and BTC are all risk assets, while storage is the current hard currency. The non-farm report is hitting “risk assets,” but it can’t hit “shortages and price increases”

$SNDK 1520 is really rock-solid support

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$SNDK This storage market washing-up is really impressive. After buying at the low point yesterday and setting a 1630 take-profit, I only missed it by a little—if only I’d hit the target. I only managed to exit in the middle of the night.

But this kind of up-and-down market is best for swing trading. Still, keep an eye around 1520 to see if there’s another chance to get in. Don’t think about holding long-term this month—take one bite and run is the wisest choice.

If it breaks below 1520, then you need to watch for 1460. Play it slowly. Buying on dips over the last few days hasn’t been an issue. Just remember to run before September 9.

In the afternoon, I rode the market move triggered by the non-farm payroll data and went short at $BTC
I basically caught the position well. I saw many people rushing to open long positions, but fortunately I calmed down and didn’t randomly go long. The 79k target is getting close, so I’m preparing to take profits gradually. After all, if you can take a bite, take a bite.

There are quite a lot of buy orders at 79k, but I’ve already set a breakeven stop loss and am waiting for 78k below.

The August non-farm payrolls released today were far above expectations, with non-farm new employment
+162k. This is really hard to swallow, and it far exceeded expectations. It’s the classic case of “strong employment → rising rate hike expectations → pressure on risk assets.”

Gold and $BTC
started falling the moment the data came out. I happened to bet on the right direction. Just like I said earlier, the current market is all about shaking out positions back and forth; what’s needed is for retail traders to吐出筹码.

For BTC, a single non-farm report has roughly a 50/50 chance of determining the day’s up or down direction. This time, the data was a huge beat. From the chart, the short-term impact on the market is quite obvious, but what truly sets the direction will still be the subsequent CPI and the September FOMC.

Strong employment is only a “necessary but not sufficient” condition. Once the data lands, longs get quickly wiped out, and then depending on the details (unemployment rate, wages, revisions), price either bounces back or keeps drifting lower.

Retail traders are being played back and forth $BTC . The next focus is at 78k

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Yesterday Waller's dovish remarks: If the soon-to-be-released August inflation data continues to show easing price pressures, he tends to keep rates unchanged at the September 15-16 FOMC meeting. He directly reduced the probability of a rate hike to 51.6%. Gold and $BTC rose in sync $BTC .

Rebounded from 7.73k and reached a peak of 8.2k, breaking above the high set on August 28.

Tonight at 8:30, the Nonfarm Payrolls data will be released. The expectation is an increase of about 55,000–56,000 jobs, with the unemployment rate staying at 4.1%. If it again significantly misses expectations or comes with a rise in the unemployment rate, it may further lower the probability of a rate hike—supporting gold and risk assets. If it clearly beats expectations, it could reignite concerns about a rate hike, supporting the US dollar and weighing on gold.

The Nonfarm Payrolls data also directly affects what comes next for CPI. It mainly comes down to how the market digests it.

BTC's current price has also reached the level it was at before the big drop in May this year. Whether it continues to break higher or pulls back and trades in a range will depend on the major data over the next few days.

But judging by the ETF activity, the intent is very clear: adding exposure in support of no rate hike in September. Yesterday alone, inflows reached 723 million BTC.

Gold $XAUT
Yesterday, it also surged to 4520 under the dovish remarks. I really underestimated everyone’s love for gold. Once gold starts moving, it’s no less than $BTC . In the short term, the pressure is at 4530—there may be resistance at 4530.

Ever since I missed the first half of the move in gold, I’ve been a bit unsure. Keep an eye on the 4530 resistance—if it can’t break above, then consider shorting.

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This gold rebound is a bit beyond my expectations. I originally thought that testing the rebound from 4280 up to 4350 would be about it, but today I saw gold directly break above 4400, and it's now at 4430.

Trading volume shows no signs of weakening at all. If you bought near 4280, you can first look at the 4460 level.

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#美联储加息概率升至68%

I just took a look at the CME FedWatch: the Fed’s interest rate hike probability has jumped to 68%. A week ago, it was still under 40%

What exactly happened?

The key is last week’s hawkish remarks from Waller (the “hawkish speech”), which emphasized that the 12-month PCE inflation is 3.7% and the 6-month figure is 4.1%, both clearly above the 2% target. He also reiterated that the 2% goal is “firm and fixed,” and that interest rates remain the primary policy tool.

The takeaway is that unless inflation shows a clear retreat, a September rate hike is already on the agenda.

Impact on global assets

U.S. Treasuries: The policy-sensitive 2-year yield rose noticeably (at one point to around 4.34% and above). The 10-year yield climbed to roughly 4.75%–4.79%, hitting a multi-month high. Typically, short-end gains are larger than long-end gains, the yield curve flattens, reflecting the market pricing in near-term hikes. Meanwhile, some also believe the anti-inflation resolve may suppress forward inflation expectations.

U.S. equities: On September 1, the three major indexes fell: the Dow by about -0.8%, the S&P 500 by about -0.7%, and the Nasdaq by about -1%. Growth and tech stocks are more sensitive to discount rates, so they faced more pressure. Rising yields increase firms’ financing costs and reduce the valuation of forward earnings.

U.S. dollar: Strengthened, putting pressure on other currencies.

Gold and crypto assets: Gold dropped sharply from its highs (it fell more than 3% on the day of the Waller remarks, and then continued to weaken). Bitcoin also faced simultaneous pressure. Higher real yields raise the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets.

Crude oil: Geopolitical conflict often pushes oil higher, but that, in turn, reinforces inflation concerns—creating a feedback loop of “oil prices → inflation expectations → rate-hike pricing.”

The market’s reaction has already provided an answer to the September hike. In the next two weeks, we’ll watch the non-farm payrolls data and CPI closely. If inflation and employment remain strong, the probability of a September hike could rise further to over 80%. If inflation clearly cools, it could swing back toward “50-50” or even lower.

We’re at another moment of big volatility—don’t make things worse. Otherwise, it’s easy to get yourself wiped out.

Originally I intended to short crude oil. I opened Binance and found $CL
I saw that the funding rate shown above is negative—it's continued from the 31st up to now, with four straight days of negative funding.

I just looked at WTI’s speculative net positions and it’s still net long; there hasn’t been an extreme short squeeze situation. That means the recent shorts are mostly retail traders selling short, not big institutions.

Now, the main shorts are betting on two things: first, that the conflict won’t escalate significantly for a long time (it may even ease); second, that high oil prices can’t be maintained long-term—the demand will be the first to buckle.

If the conflict escalates further and the strait is completely cut off, the shorts would be in a very bad spot too. Oil prices are currently in a high-volatility, high-uncertainty phase—there’s not a small risk in shorting. But I think that with oil staying above 100, there won’t be a situation where prices near 95 make people start considering shorting.

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Gold fell again by nearly $100 after the reminder I sent yesterday. From the 4280 I mentioned, the low was 4288, and it’s now slightly rebounding.

The main buying power is still coming from users in Asia. I see many Douyin influencers calling to buy at around 4400—buying more as it drops. Those who bought near 4280 in the short term may be able to ride a rebound up to 4350.

I think this rebound won’t hold for long. At least I’ll only start buying in large quantities when it reaches around 4200.

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#美联储加息概率升至68% I just took a look at the CME FedWatch: the Fed’s interest rate hike probability has jumped to 68%. A week ago, it was still under 40% What exactly happened? The key is last week’s hawkish remarks from Waller (the “hawkish speech”), which emphasized that the 12-month PCE inflation is 3.7% and the 6-month figure is 4.1%, both clearly above the 2% target. He also reiterated that the 2% goal is “firm and fixed,” and that interest rates remain the primary policy tool. The takeaway is that unless inflation shows a clear retreat, a September rate hike is already on the agenda. Impact on global assets U.S. Treasuries: The policy-sensitive 2-year yield rose noticeably (at one point to around 4.34% and above). The 10-year yield climbed to roughly 4.75%–4.79%, hitting a multi-month high. Typically, short-end gains are larger than long-end gains, the yield curve flattens, reflecting the market pricing in near-term hikes. Meanwhile, some also believe the anti-inflation resolve may suppress forward inflation expectations. U.S. equities: On September 1, the three major indexes fell: the Dow by about -0.8%, the S&P 500 by about -0.7%, and the Nasdaq by about -1%. Growth and tech stocks are more sensitive to discount rates, so they faced more pressure. Rising yields increase firms’ financing costs and reduce the valuation of forward earnings. U.S. dollar: Strengthened, putting pressure on other currencies. Gold and crypto assets: Gold dropped sharply from its highs (it fell more than 3% on the day of the Waller remarks, and then continued to weaken). Bitcoin also faced simultaneous pressure. Higher real yields raise the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets. Crude oil: Geopolitical conflict often pushes oil higher, but that, in turn, reinforces inflation concerns—creating a feedback loop of “oil prices → inflation expectations → rate-hike pricing.” The market’s reaction has already provided an answer to the September hike. In the next two weeks, we’ll watch the non-farm payrolls data and CPI closely. If inflation and employment remain strong, the probability of a September hike could rise further to over 80%. If inflation clearly cools, it could swing back toward “50-50” or even lower. We’re at another moment of big volatility—don’t make things worse. Otherwise, it’s easy to get yourself wiped out.

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September 9: U.S. stocks begin buying back Treasury bonds. The per-transaction buyback limit is raised from $2.0 billion to $4.0 billion, effective until November 4.

Now, the recent 10-year Treasury yield is around 4.79%–4.81%, while the 30-year is around 5.27%–5.28%, close to or back to the level before the announcement.

This scale is still relatively small for the entire Treasury market (over $40 trillion) and for the quarterly issuance of long-dated new bonds. The original plan from September 9 to November 4 had a long-end buyback limit of about $14 billion; after doubling, the additional amount is roughly another $14 billion.

The increased buybacks on September 9 provide marginal support and improve liquidity for long-dated U.S. Treasuries. In the near term, they may help ease upward pressure on yields and be positive for risk assets and gold. But personally, I think their impact on the current market is there, but not large.

The later it gets, the more you need to stay calm. Oil up, U.S. stocks up, and gold down, and crypto down do not necessarily mean capital is fleeing. It could simply mean choosing a more prudent play—seeking safety. You can see this in the crypto market: while various low-quality altcoins with high volatility are moving around, the ecosystem as a whole has been rising.

So I think shorting is fine, but it must be a short-term short. Trying to profit from a one-shot drop of several thousand to tens of thousands of dollars is difficult in the current market. Frequent back-and-forth will shake you out before you can get the move.

Still it’s the $SNDKB 1520 setup that successfully got bought in

Just one step away from the 1630 I said—if it moves a bit higher, you can see 1680–1700

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And for many people, it’s been their “first-ever BNB.” My first BNB was pretty ordinary—just gas for interactions and a fee discount. Only later did it start to develop into an on-chain ecosystem. From a time when it was hard to use to now, where tens of millions of users are using it!

From transfers, Swap, and lending to stocks, Memes, and AI Agents.
The ecosystem keeps growing—BNB Chain’s story is only just beginning.

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Still it’s the $SNDKB 1520 setup that successfully got bought in

Just one step away from the 1630 I said—if it moves a bit higher, you can see 1680–1700

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$SNDK is really capable of washing. It came in with a squat straight in the middle of the night. Luckily I took profit and closed my position at 1530; otherwise this trend would definitely shake me out. But it looks like $SNDK can still go up for a bit. 1630 shouldn’t be too big of a problem. Tonight, I’ll see if there’s an opportunity to buy again around 1520!

$BTC
Every time I stand up, I get protected by taking losses (stop-loss). In a choppy market, a narrow stop-loss means what it can do is keep helping you reset your positions—so you can’t really say it’s bad. After being stopped out, reassess the market; don’t be stubborn and keep going in one direction. ETFs are still too strong—I can’t really see any sign of a downturn.

The number of sell orders hanging above has decreased, and the number of buy orders hanging below has increased, which shows that everyone is optimistic about the upcoming market. Today we just closed the monthly candle. Judging from the monthly chart, it really has the feel of the early days of a “bull run.” The only thing to pay attention to is that this month there will be a Federal Reserve meeting to decide whether to raise rates or keep the current interest rate. Before that, they will keep churning the market indefinitely.

A lot of people must be waiting to buy on a drop, right?

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$BTC

Yesterday I chased a breakout at 78.4k. In the morning I woke up and cut it at break-even with a stop-loss to protect my capital.

Luckily, recently I’ve formed the habit of setting a break-even stop once I’m in profit. Otherwise, in the morning I would’ve checked the position and seen the floating P/L shoot up—my “blood pressure” would’ve been through the roof. The trade was originally going quite well; it even reached a high of 79.4k. I thought that on Monday there would likely be more upside, so I felt at ease and went to sleep.

Right now the price is still consolidating around 78k, and it’s at a key resistance/pressure level. If it wants to continue rising, it needs bigger capital to join in. It may play out as an upward continuation/relief rally, but my idea is still to focus on going short from the high. A more ideal entry point would be around 78.5–79k.

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The trend of gold is still in a downward phase. Worsh clearly maintains the PCE inflation target of 2%, and there is a 60% probability that the Federal Reserve will raise rates in September.

Support: the psychological level around 4400. Below that, watch 4370 and 4300–4320.
Resistance: 4500, 4600–4650 USD, and further up around 4700 USD.

After the September FOMC meeting, subsequent inflation/employment data will be the key catalysts. If inflation remains stubborn or the Fed turns more hawkish, gold may continue to face pressure and trade in a range. If the data softens or expectations for a more accommodative policy rise, gold could potentially move back upward.

In the short term, as long as price stays below 4480, the bearish view remains. The downside support at 4260—your previous trade has already been closed for profit. Continue to wait for an appropriate opportunity to short again.

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In 4600, you should have told everyone that gold is going to fall; many people still don’t know why it’s falling?

Technically speaking, the 4-hour and even the daily charts show signs of an uptrend losing momentum.

Also, there was what Waller said last night.

Inflation is still on the high side: PCE is about 3.7%, and the 2% goal is described as “firm and fixed.”
It means that if inflation doesn’t fall quickly enough, “we still have work to do.”
Based on that, the market raised the probability of a September rate hike (roughly from 35% to around 58%).

This trigger fully ignited gold’s rapid sell-off. The stronger U.S. dollar and rising Treasury yields mean gold will naturally fall—and I also told you in advance that gold would fall! I didn’t short it at the very highest point, but at least 4600 was a reminder that gold is going to fall!

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$BTC
Yesterday I chased a breakout at 78.4k. In the morning I woke up and cut it at break-even with a stop-loss to protect my capital.

Luckily, recently I’ve formed the habit of setting a break-even stop once I’m in profit. Otherwise, in the morning I would’ve checked the position and seen the floating P/L shoot up—my “blood pressure” would’ve been through the roof. The trade was originally going quite well; it even reached a high of 79.4k. I thought that on Monday there would likely be more upside, so I felt at ease and went to sleep.

Right now the price is still consolidating around 78k, and it’s at a key resistance/pressure level. If it wants to continue rising, it needs bigger capital to join in. It may play out as an upward continuation/relief rally, but my idea is still to focus on going short from the high. A more ideal entry point would be around 78.5–79k.

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$BTC I thought liquidity was back; even on weekends there would be larger fluctuations.
After watching for two days, it’s exactly the same as before—no movement at all. Prices have been hovering around 78k. From the data, it doesn’t look like spot capital has increased much; it’s mostly the contracts that are adding positions.

The long side’s open interest has risen. Focus on whether there’s a breakout at 78.5k. If it holds—stay long; if it stabilizes at 78.4k, add longs. Targets are 80.4k / 81.5k. If it fails to hold, be at ease and short instead. Down below, 75k–74k is still likely to be tested.

Without ETF support, retail capital simply can’t move the market. Instead, some small-cap altcoins are taking off—mostly on BSC. It’s time to put your attention on small-cap altcoins.