🍂 As September comes to a close and October begins anew! ✨
As September draws to a close, looking back on the turbulence and dormancy we’ve walked through, every act of steadfastness is an accumulation of growth; every time we settle, we’re gathering the strength to move forward. 📊
Don’t be anxious due to a brief period of silence, and don’t waver because of market fluctuations. Stay patient, hold fast to your convictions; walk together within consensus, and grow through volatility. 🕊️
🍁 Farewell to September—hello to October!
May we always stay together with one heart, with steady steps, and live up to the time, and to our perseverance. Through the storms of the market, we quietly await the blooming of what’s meant for us! 💛🦋
This wave of hacking incidents has caused losses of up to $300 million.
For Bitget, the real test may only be starting.
What matters most for an exchange? Not traffic, not narratives, but users’ trust in security.
Once trust develops cracks, users may reduce their capital holdings and trading frequency, and future growth and ecosystem narratives may face even greater pressure.
In competing with top exchanges like Binance, the difficulty may rise further.
Whether this incident will ultimately change Bitget’s position in the industry still needs to be verified over time.
But one thing is certain: For centralized exchanges, losses from security incidents are not just money—it’s also trust.
Bitget: whether it can weather this crisis next is the real test.
A day of working hard to make money—chasing dogs, playing level one, thinking 🤔🤔, just makes me happy 😃😃😃😃😃😃. I’ve got 👉big red envelopes👉🧧🧧🧧🧧🧧🧧🧧 here—come claim them. Compete on speed with your hands,
Good morning 🌞 In the crypto world, there’s no such thing as a wasted step—every move counts. Those of you who keep DCA will eventually thank the you of today!
Today I chatted with an old crypto coin friend. He said he’s been a bit lost lately.
When it’s up, it’s of course exciting—but it still feels somehow unsafe, like it might drop back again. When it’s down, you get uneasy and start to wonder if the bull market really has ended.
Turn around and around like this: you don’t make less money, but you can’t sleep well for days. I asked him: Why did you buy Bitcoin in the first place? After thinking for a while, he said: At first I found it interesting—decentralized, resistant to inflation, and maybe it could replace fiat in the future. But after buying it, I started checking the charts every day. When it went up I wanted to sell, when it went down I felt like cutting and running. Slowly, I forgot why I bought it in the first place.
Isn’t it like this for a lot of people? When they enter, they all have faith. They think they’re value investors and plan to hold for three or five years. But after they get in, they can’t stand not watching the market. If it rises a little, they want to secure profits. If it drops a little, they want to stop out and leave.
The most interesting thing about trading is right here: You think you’re earning with money based on knowledge— but in the end, you lose all in emotion.
You think you’re battling the market, but actually you’ve been fighting with yourself the whole time.
So when things are calm, ask yourself more often: Why did I buy this coin back then? How long do I plan to hold? What’s my goal?
Once you’ve thought it through, you won’t be dragged around by the daily rises and falls.
I. Understand the weekend and Monday in three sentences
1. Weekends are “low-activity, no real volatility”: Traditional institutions are off, and the market has no money and no big orders. Prices typically just grind up and down within a small range, making it easy to see “fake breakouts that lure people into chasing trades.”
2. Monday is the “real opening”: Monday’s early session usually first fills the gap left over from the weekend. After the U.S. stock market opens in the evening, when big capital enters, the market will finally show its true major direction.
3. What to do now: Don’t make a move—hold your hands back and wait for Monday.
II. For Ethereum, just remember these 4 key price levels ♦️ Major resistance ($2,820): Until it breaks through with strong volume, it doesn’t count as a truly explosive rally. ♦️ Short-term resistance ($2,730 – $2,750): If the weekend rebound reaches here, it’s likely to be pushed back down. ♦️ Short-term support ($2,660 – $2,680): At the lower edge of the weekend’s range, breaking down can easily trigger small “needle” wicks. ♦️ Lifeline ($2,600): The bulls’ final line of defense. If it breaks down here, the rebound ends immediately and turns bearish.
III. Conclusion and advice ♦️ Market condition: 【Neutral】 (Not up or down—just range-churning/whipsawing.) ♦️ Trading plan: 【Wait】. Weekend breakouts with leverage are extremely easy to get washed out by invalid moves. Keep your margin, and follow through only after Monday genuinely confirms the direction.
Amid the chaos of worldly matters, keep to your true heart and stay at peace in your own world. Don’t sink into it, don’t force yourself to be strong. Face all worldly chaos, stay peaceful in your own world. No sinking, no over‑forcing. #英伟达批准1500亿美元回购 $XAU
Hectic noise and commotion disturb the heart; fluctuations up and down are all part of the norm ✨ Reject FOMO emotions—don’t blindly follow the crowd into the fray. Endless opportunities lie in the market; capital is the real ace up your sleeve. Calm your mind, hold your position well, and patiently wait for your moment. Wishing everyone calm decisions on entry and exit, with great returns 🧧
$BTC This trend is a bit weird: the ETF has been buying for 8 straight days, yet the coin price is still stuck around 84K. BTC is currently near 83.6K, and looking at the candles these past few days has been torture. But there’s one piece of data I keep finding more and more interesting: 💰 The U.S. spot BTC ETF has been seeing net inflows for 8 consecutive trading days, with roughly $2.95 billion absorbed over the past 30 days. On September 28 alone, there was still a $31.07 million net inflow. Decrypt’s money keeps buying, but BTC keeps hesitating and hasn’t punched through 84K–85K yet. This suggests there really is a lot of sell pressure above. As for the contracts, the long accounts are currently about 58%, and the funding rate is around 0.0077%—sentiment is relatively bullish, but not crazy. So this spot is pretty interesting right now: 📌 The ETF keeps buying 📌 The price just doesn’t really drop 📌 The people above are still selling Once this batch of sell orders gets fully eaten up, that’s when the行情 gets interesting. What I’m most afraid of now isn’t BTC grinding. It’s you grinding and grinding, then losing patience—then it suddenly pumps 😂#BTC
🍃Morning light comes through the window, quietly steeping a pot of green tea✨ Life’s affairs are like tea in a cup—sometimes rich, sometimes light📊 The market’s cycles rise and fall; this too is a natural rhythm💛 No need to worry about temporary gains or losses Learn to find an inner calm beyond the noise🌿 Settle your mind, wait patiently, and hold fast to your own beliefs💎 Time will eventually reward every steady commitment to calm🦋
🧧🎁🌹🧧🎁🌹 “Asia Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance” launches a new cross-border cooperation initiative. As global compliance frameworks continue to evolve, policy makers represented by legislators from the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, together with Web3 industry stakeholders in major Asian regions such as South Korea, have recently accelerated efforts to coordinate policies. All parties have jointly established the “Asia Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance,” with the aim of bridging regulatory standards across different Asian jurisdictions in areas such as token compliance, RWA (real-world asset tokenization), and cross-border payments—providing clearer policy pathways for compliant Web3 companies to expand across Asia. Follow me and answer 1 to take away the $SOL red envelope! 🧧🎁🌹🧧🎁🌹
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