Next week, what can truly pull the market in a clear direction won’t be some small coin suddenly spiking up with a single candle. It’s the U.S. jobs report on September 4. After that, the baton gets passed on September 10 with the PPI and September 11 with the CPI—within 15 days, macro data will land one after another.
The market has already given us half the answer: in the past 24 hours, Binance shows BTC at $79,070, down 2.14%; ETH at $2,465.16, down 1.83%; and SOL at $97.08, down 5.07%. The majors didn’t all get hit together, but SOL’s downside elasticity is clearly weaker—suggesting that when capital is reducing risk, it cuts the higher-beta first.
I’ll watch two confirmations. After the jobs data lands, if BTC can reclaim 80,000 and the drawdowns in ETH/SOL narrow, then it would look like a true sentiment repair. If BTC continues to stay below 78,000 and SOL still underperforms, then any rebound is more likely just a liquidation-reduction window. Don’t automatically translate “the data isn’t bad” into a positive—rate expectations are the real switch for the tape. Are you more worried about the jobs report beating expectations, or worried that weaker data will trigger recession trades?
Around 80k. This move isn’t just a simple pump—it's money testing whether the market is still willing to chase. The ETF inflow gives the bulls confidence, but after $BTC pushed up and then returned to about 79k, it shows that short-term profit-taking has already started.
$ETH is keeping up to a certain extent, but the strength isn’t at a level where you can blindly chase. Next, I’ll watch whether BTC can reclaim 80k. If it can’t, then the rotation among altcoins is likely to turn into a quick in-and-out pattern.
$ZRO is still leading the pack among spot gainers today, which suggests short-term funds are willing to look for high-beta names. But at this position, don’t just look at the percentage gains—pullbacks need to have solid support to count as truly strong. If volume shrinks, you should lower expectations.
$BMT : Bubblemaps builds on-chain relationship graphs, splitting wallets, chips, and fund flows into bubble charts. Whether you can really go far depends on whether tools for on-chain investigation and token distribution tracking can keep users. The market looks strong here: after a refresh, the current price is 0.02716, up 79.51% over 24h, with trading volume reaching 165 million USDT. OI has increased by 15.51% in the past ~6 hours, suggesting this isn’t just a small-scale move. The short-term move has already pushed up near the previous high. Only above 0.02765 can the upside open further. If it falls back below 0.02139, the FOMO chasing earlier is more likely to cool.
$STX : Stacks is a chain built around expanding Bitcoin. The core idea is to let the BTC ecosystem run more smart contracts, applications, and staking/reward use cases. The outlook mainly depends on whether Bitcoin L2 sees real usage, whether developers keep building, and whether BTC capital is willing to stay. After a refresh, STX’s current price is 0.2731, up 14.56% in 24h. Contract trading volume is 133 million USDT. Funding rates are still negative, and OI has risen by 12.19% over the last ~6 hours. This has the feel of shorts being pressured and “fought into,” but after the spike it has already pulled back a bit. First look at resistance around 0.2893—if it can’t break through, don’t chase too urgently. 0.253 is the current strength/weakness line.
$PUMP : Pump.fun is a token issuance and trading entry point on Solana. Its perceived value isn’t based on traditional fundamentals; instead, it depends more on platform heat, the number of tokens launched, trading activity, and whether community attention can continue to hold. PUMP’s current price is 0.004706, still -3.07% over 24h, but up +2.41% in 1h and +6.55% in 6h. Trading volume is as high as 332 million USDT, indicating capital is making a recovery/repair move. First, see whether it can put volume behind it and break above around 0.004736. If it can’t, it’ll still feel like a relief-rally pullback. If it breaks down below 0.00435, the momentum on the short term will disperse.
$HOLO : Holo follows the decentralized hosting route. At the foundation, it relies on Holochain, connecting application hosting with standard internet access. HOT is more like the entry point in the ecosystem leading to HoloFuel. How far it can go depends on real hosting demand, the兑现 path for HoloFuel, and how developers use it. On the chart, $HOLO is currently around 0.07558, up about 15.13% in the last 24 hours. In the past ~6 hours it’s still trending higher; turnover is about 19.39 million USDT, and the OI has also increased noticeably. 0.07756 is near-term resistance. If it can’t break through, it may realize gains first. 0.06855 is a level that must not be lost—if it breaks, this strength will likely drop a tier.
$SOLV : Solv focuses on BTC collateralization and on-chain BTC reserves. The key is whether infrastructure like SolvBTC and SAL can bring Bitcoin liquidity into more revenue-generating scenarios. This narrative isn’t complicated; the hard part is security, transparent reserves, and genuinely real sources of yield. Now $SOLV is quoted at 0.002958, up 12.05% over the past 24 hours. In the past ~6 hours it’s still a strong range. Turnover is about 8.46 million USDT. Above 0.00313, there’s room to open further. 0.00270 is the pullback level I’d watch for acceptance; if it falls back there, don’t treat it as a strong breakout.
$TWT : TWT is a utility token in the Trust Wallet ecosystem, built around wallet users, governance, in-app service discounts, and a self-custody entry point. Its outlook doesn’t rely on a slogan. Mainly, it depends on whether active wallet users keep growing, how competitive the on-chain entry points are, and whether product benefits remain meaningfully tangible. On the chart, $TWT is currently around 0.4477, up 4.97% in the last 24 hours and up 4.70% in the past ~6 hours. Turnover is about 5.61 million USDT. 0.4596 is short-term resistance—only if it can pass with volume will it be considered tougher. Around 0.4202, if it can’t hold, the prior momentum is likely to dissipate.
$SPK :0.02169 failed to hold its ground. The price has returned to 0.01899, down 9.70% in 24 hours. The low was 0.01842. With trading volume of roughly 41.13 million USDT, it remains close to the day’s low and selling pressure has not clearly eased. There is no reliable event to explain this drop; it looks more like risk appetite cooling off, followed by liquidity tightening in DeFi small-cap tokens and contract capital withdrawing. Spark is an on-chain asset allocation protocol aimed at stablecoins and ETH. Funds can be deployed into DeFi, CeFi, and RWA, and the token is used for staking, governance, and ecosystem incentives. The official site confirms that governance is still carried out through proposals, voting, or delegated voting by token holders; however, there is currently no confirmable, clearly dated new-product catalyst. Next, watch the governance proposals, the scale of capital deployment, and whether there is demand near 0.01842. ⚠️
$TST :Overhead sell pressure above 0.01642 pushed the price back to 0.01517. It retraced 7.39% over the past 24 hours, with a low of 0.01490. Trading volume is relatively thin, about 5.19 million USDT. In liquidity like this, Meme coins are more likely to have amplified volatility from just a few sell orders. There is no evidence of a sudden negative catalyst; it looks more like short-term profit-taking after the hype fades. TST was originally just a test token used to demonstrate token issuance in BNB Chain teaching videos. Later, the community traded it into a Meme coin—it's not an official project with a formal product roadmap. Public channels have no confirmable plans for mainnet upgrades, product launches, or token mechanism changes. What’s worth watching is only community activity, whether trading continues steadily, and whether 0.01490 can hold—don’t treat rumors as bullish catalysts. 💡
$VELVET :A one-day drawdown of 78.80%. The price was smashed from the 0.9126 area down to 0.1453; the low even briefly touched 0.1334. Trading volume of 37,822 million USDT indicates concentrated profit-taking with high turnover and liquidity being repriced. There’s no evidence to attribute this sharp drop to any specific news item. It looks more like chips loosening after intense back-and-forth. Even if there’s a rebound, we should watch whether there’s follow-through and support above 0.1334. Velvet Capital builds DeFAI trading and portfolio-management infrastructure; the token is used for governance, staking, and ecosystem incentives. The official roadmap includes plans such as a Telegram trading bot, TWAP and limit orders, cross-chain abstraction, and “prompt-generation strategies,” but no clear go-live dates were provided. If things are rolled out gradually, it may expand use cases—but it can’t be directly equated with a token price strengthening.⚠️
$MUBARAK :After failing to hold 0.02486, it slipped back to 0.02183. Over the past 24 hours, it’s down 7.03%. Price is hovering near the day’s low around 0.02173. With about 15.26 million USDT in volume, selling pressure is still in control. At the moment, there isn’t a single verified event that can clearly explain the drop. It seems more like a cooling of Meme hype, short-term capital pulling back, and deleveraging on the derivatives side all combining effects. MUBARAK is a community Meme token on BNB Chain. Its value mainly depends on narrative spread, community activity, and liquidity. It doesn’t have complex protocol cash flows. In official channels, no confirmable product upgrade or token-mechanism change with a specific timeline has been found. Going forward, it’s more worth monitoring whether community activity can bring sustained trading, whether on-chain holders become more dispersed, and whether the market can stabilize near 0.02173—rather than treating a single rebound as a reversal.💡
$STAR :This one is ruthless—over the past 24 hours it’s been pushed up to 24.29% from around 0.11907, all the way up to near 0.14888. The high-low amplitude is 25.56%. This isn’t the kind of slow, grinding chart. Trading volume is about 12.78 million USDT; the size isn’t enormous, so its “explosion” looks more like a concentrated ignition point for short-term capital. The advantage is strong elasticity, but the downside is that if the high-level follow-through breaks, the pullback will also come quickly.
$WIF :It didn’t grab the very front-row spike, but with a 12.78% gain and about 64.02 million USDT in trading volume, it doesn’t look like some niche coin being self-enjoyed in isolation. The intraday high is 0.232 and the low is 0.1943, which means the volatility range has opened up. What matters here is whether meme sentiment can keep absorbing the volume. A breakout with increased volume will feel very hot; but if it retreats on shrinking volume, it’ll be easy to wash out the chasing positions and make it uncomfortable for late buyers.
The market right now is all about funds scrambling for the “liquidity warming up” line. $BTC pushed toward the 80,000 area. The key isn’t how much it rose, but that ETF money is still coming in—short-term sentiment has been reignited.
$ETH is repairing along with it, but I’m more focused on whether it can continue to hold the strong range. As long as the main trend isn’t broken, altcoins will rotate; if the main trend goes out, chasing buyers will be the first to get washed out.
$AERO stands out on today’s Binance spot gainers list, making it a good “sentiment thermometer.” If it stays strong, it shows that risk appetite for small caps is still there. But once it surges with volume and then pulls back from the highs, don’t treat short-term heat as a trend.
$TAC : TAC focuses on bringing Ethereum dApps into Telegram/TON user scenarios. Whether the project can break out later depends mainly on whether developers are willing to migrate DeFi and applications over—and whether Telegram traffic can truly convert into on-chain usage. This market leg is very intense: current price is 0.002578, up +53.18% in 24 hours; roughly +27.36% over the last 6 hours; and contract trading volume is about 45.92M USDT. Near-term resistance sits at 0.00270. If it can’t break through, it may wash first; a pullback to 0.00203 that doesn’t break would mean momentum is still intact.
$PROM : Prom’s main storyline right now is zkEVM/modular chains, with $PROM used for ecosystem trading, contract interaction, governance, and community incentives. This is not just a project that tells a story; going forward, it’s even more about network applications, on-chain activity, and developer retention. Current price is 4.185, up +44.46% in 24 hours; roughly +10.49% over the last 6 hours; and trading volume is about 371.87M USDT. 4.325 is the immediate resistance overhead—only a volume-backed breakout above it would count as opening further upside. If it falls back to 3.572, chase-buy capital for the short term will most likely cool off first.
$ONG : ONG is Ontology’s gas token, used to pay for transactions and smart contract execution. ONT handles governance and staking, while ONG covers on-chain usage costs. Its outlook depends more on whether Ontology’s identity, data, and cross-chain scenarios have real calls. Current price is 0.08665, up +19.37% in 24 hours; roughly +6.36% over the last 6 hours; and contract trading volume is about 89.12M USDT. 0.08876 is already very close—whether it can push higher depends on the buying volume. If 0.07942 isn’t held, don’t treat this move as a steady trend continuation.
$BTC is above 78,900, truly worth watching isn’t “how much it’s gone up,” but whether leverage has actually rushed in.
Binance spot is up 2.21% over the past 24 hours, reaching a high near 80,000. Perpetual futures open interest is about 108,200 BTC, and the latest funding rate is 0.0100%. ETH and SOL are also in positive funding territory. This suggests bullish sentiment is warming up, but it hasn’t reached extreme mania. The problem is: if the price keeps bouncing around the 80,000 area, chase-in capital will keep raising costs, and pullbacks could easily turn into bulls “attacking” each other.
In the next few days, I’ll watch two things: whether price can digest sell pressure above 78,000, and whether open interest runs out of control in tandem when funding rates heat up. If price rises, positions increase, and funding keeps getting bid up, it may look strong in the short term—but what’s really worrying is the risk of a quick drawdown. If price rises but open interest doesn’t expand further—and instead feels more like spot is taking over—then that’s a different picture.
I won’t try to call the top based on one snapshot of data. If it holds, be proactive; if it pulls back, watch for support and follow-through. And if it falls back toward 76,000 along with a rapid contraction in open interest, lower your expectations first. Are you more focused on price, or on how crowded the derivatives market is?
$UAI :The chart directly ignited the momentum. In the past 24H it surged to 32.75%, with the price touching around 0.3355. Volume also reached 77.92 million USDT—this isn’t the kind of tiny move that nobody pays attention to. The most crucial thing now is whether the turnover at the high can be absorbed. If it holds steady above 0.33, the short-term heat will stay very strong. But if it falls back to around 0.30, the funds chasing in will first become more cautious.
$PORTAL :This round of follow-through has been aggressive too—up 22.23% in 24H. It was pushed from a low of 0.01252 all the way to 0.01656, with a high-low swing amplitude of over 32%. Its rhythm is more like a “relief rally with acceleration” than the previous one. Trading volume is supported by 32.15 million USDT, but the closer it gets to the intraday high, the less you should look only at excitement. Only if the pullback doesn’t break 0.015 can it prove that the bids are still holding.
Don’t be fooled by the calm of the weekend. On September 1, the JOLTS; and on September 4, the U.S. employment data—these are the first catalysts in the next two weeks that could pull funds back toward the macro picture. The market has already offered a hint: BTC is around $77,176, down 0.15% over 24 hours; ETH around $2,439, up 0.46%; SOL around $95.05, up 0.82%. Mainstream coins aren’t moving together—capital is rotating based on relative strength.
Before the data, I care more about who can hold onto strength. If BTC can stay above 76,000, it suggests risk appetite hasn’t been badly damaged. For ETH, it needs to move back near the $2,484 daily high and expand volume—only then does it count as turning from following into主动 (taking the lead). As for SOL, whether it can hold the $91.6–$92 range determines whether this rotation still has substance or is just driven by sentiment.
If employment stays on the hot side, rate-expectations are likely to tighten; what typically gets pressured first is the high-volatility narrative. If the data is weak, funds may return to mainstream assets—but that doesn’t necessarily mean a one-way uptrend right away. I won’t chase an explosive move before the data; it’s more comfortable to wait until both direction and momentum are confirmed together. Will you be watching BTC first, or looking at SOL’s relative strength?
$ENA : Ethena’s core is USDe—this suite of on-chain synthetic dollars and yield assets. It relies on spot collateral, derivatives hedging, and DeFi use cases to absorb liquidity. The outlook depends on whether USDe’s scale, hedging costs, and the funding-rate environment can keep holding up. ENA is currently at 0.1750, up 10.21% over the past 24 hours, and has risen 15.05% in the last 6 hours. The 24-hour range is 0.14646–0.18375, and volume is 809.1M USDT—this isn’t just a small move. For the short term, first watch whether it can truly break open above 0.18375. A pullback that loses 0.15219 can’t be tolerated; if it does, the strength will drop one tier.
$STX : Stacks is building a smart-contract layer on Bitcoin. The goal is to bring BTC’s asset base and settlement capabilities into applications. Whether it can go further depends on BTCFi demand, the developer ecosystem, and network experience. STX is trading at 0.2345, up 18.02% over the past 24 hours, and up 8.72% in the last 6 hours. The 24-hour high/low is 0.1920–0.2387, with contract transaction volume of 126.8M USDT. It’s very close to the 0.2387 resistance pressure. Open interest has also risen 13.47% in the last 6 hours—strong is strong, but you need to watch for a pullback after a push. 0.2147 is the level I would keep an eye on as the invalidation zone.
$AAVE : Aave is the old-school leader in DeFi lending. Users can supply assets to earn interest, or they can overcollateralize to borrow liquidity. Price action typically moves alongside DeFi risk appetite, on-chain lending demand, and liquidation risks. AAVE is currently at 130.64, up 3.94% over the past 24 hours, and up 6.82% in the last 6 hours. The 24-hour range is 120.96–132.02, with trading volume of 208.7M USDT. Right now it’s pressing right against the 132.02 resistance area—only when it stands above it can the move really keep opening. If it falls back below 121.14, it means the DeFi recovery capital in this round hasn’t been able to hold.
$TUT : This one is way too eye-catching. In the past 24 hours, it was pushed directly to +66.95%, with trading value hitting over 422 million U. During the session, it moved from 0.03792 up to 0.08082—the fluctuation range is no longer a normal dead-cat bounce. The momentum is definitely hot right now, but this kind of steep slope is also the biggest test for follow-through. On any pullback, first watch whether it can hold around 0.064. If it can’t defend that level, don’t assume the previous high is guaranteed to be reached.
$ACE : It’s not that exaggerated here, but in the past 24 hours it still gained +11.66%, with trading value at 151 million U. The intraday high touched 0.28454, which suggests the funds aren’t only chasing one breakout point. It feels more like a follow-on rally as contract sentiment spreads. The strength is there—when chasing, keep an eye on the support around 0.247. If volume shrinks but it still surges forward hard, it can easily turn into a short-term sell-off.
XRP has been quite strong these past two days. While other major coins are still gasping for breath, XRP’s volume has already moved first. In this kind of market, there’s no need to fear going slow—what you should fear is suddenly getting called out by the funds.
What I’d like to see most is whether there’s a pullback and if it can hold with proper support. If it can stay steady, the sentiment will keep fermenting; if volume expands but it still doesn’t move, it means the traders who jumped in early are starting to hesitate.
Don’t get carried away— even strong coins get shaken out. Do you think this XRP move is just a lagging rally, or is the money really rotating to new lines? #XRP
September 4: The U.S. August employment data is coming out. Over the next two weeks, the real watershed in the market won’t be whether people are shouting bullish—it's where the money goes first once the data is released.
This 24-hour snapshot from Binance is quite interesting: BTC is around $77,305, down slightly 0.20%; ETH is around $2,427, nearly flat; SOL is around $94.24, but it’s up 2.55%. Trading volume is about $1.73B for BTC, about $1.52B for ETH, and about $726M for SOL. Right now, it looks more like a relative-strength rotation among the majors rather than a whole-market surge together.
If the employment data comes in hot, interest-rate expectations are likely to tilt toward the tighter side, and BTC first needs to see whether it can hold around the 76,500 area. ETH would need to see renewed volume to catch up. If the data is weak and risk appetite warms up again, I’m more focused on confirmation: can SOL reclaim above $100, and can the strength spread further?
I won’t chase an impulsive spike before the data. The more comfortable rhythm is: BTC holds, ETH picks up volume, and SOL’s strength spreads. Conversely, if BTC breaks below the intraday low, the altcoin strength may just be a short-term rotation. Which do you care about more—whether the employment data is hot or weak, or which main theme the capital buys first?
$TRUMP : This coin is essentially a meme asset that revolves around Trump’s personal brand and community attention. Its value doesn’t rely on cash flow; it’s more about hype, liquidity, and whether the exchange order book can keep absorbing it. Currently the price is 2.540, with +37.97% over the past 24 hours, but in the last 6 hours it has already pulled back -14.32%, which shows that after the spike there is strong disagreement. For the short term, I’ll watch the area around 2.417 for support/absorption. Only if it reclaims 3.08 can we say the initiative is back; otherwise, with this kind of volatility and an 1.87 billion USDT trading volume, chasing it can easily get you whipsawed back and forth.
$ACE : Fusionist/Endurance follows the on-chain gaming and game-infrastructure route. ACE mainly focuses on ecosystem access, incentives, and the transfer of on-chain game assets. Going forward, we need to see the game content, active users, and whether the Endurance ecosystem can continue to retain people. Current price is 0.25680, up +13.96% in the past 24 hours and +16.36% in the last 6 hours. OI is also rising along with it, indicating capital hasn’t completely dried up. However, it has retreated -5.26% in the last hour. Until it breaks above 0.28454, don’t treat it as a one-way move. If it loses the 0.21409 area, then short-term strength needs to be re-evaluated.
$PORTAL : Portal’s main line is game distribution and a cross-chain game entry point—what it wants to do is connect games, assets, and players across different chains. Whether this logic can last depends on real game supply, player conversion, and the quality of ecosystem partnerships. Current price is 0.01265, up +11.85% over the past 24 hours and +12.61% in the last 6 hours, but the funding rate is clearly notably negative, which suggests the market is not comfortable for either longs or shorts. The level at 0.01400 is the high of this leg; only if it can stand above it with volume does it make sense to keep looking. If it returns near 0.01082, be careful that the hype fades too quickly.
Over the next 15 days, what’s truly easy to overlook won’t be a certain magical support level, but rather a “data vacuum.” The U.S. next PPI is on September 10, CPI on September 11, and the FOMC won’t be until September 15–16. From August 22 to September 6, the market lacks new data that can directly rewrite rate-expectation narratives. As a result, funds are more likely to rotate around the U.S. dollar, ETF flows, and the relative strength of the broad market.
In Binance spot snapshots, BTC is +0.63% over 24 hours, ETH +2.49%, and SOL +4.18%. The broader market hasn’t turned bearish, but the volatility has clearly spread downstream. My view is: can SOL hold above 90? Can ETH turn the 2400 area into a consolidation/absorption zone? If it’s only a weekend-led breakout with increased volume, and BTC then falls back toward around 76,000, risk appetite will shrink quickly.
During this period, I won’t treat the rebound as a direct trend reversal. Without new macro data to trade, capital is more easily swayed by short-term narrative. If there’s a pullback with volume, and majors are relatively strong, then consider entering in batches. If price spikes higher on shrinking volume, watch first—don’t rush to chase. Do you think BTC will hold steady, or will SOL keep stealing the spotlight?
$TRUMP : This time they really lit the order book. In 24H it surged 46.04%, with trading volume around 1.841 billion USDT. The peak jumped from 1.742 to 3.682, with an amplitude exceeding 111%. This scale isn’t just small talk—short-term funds, a topic-driven market, and high-volatility trading are all getting squeezed into the same momentum. But the faster it moves, the more you need to watch the pullback’s failed bids/late support: after a volume-driven breakout to new highs, if turnover can’t keep up on the high end, the volatility will become very sharp.
$STX : It’s relatively less explosive, but a 24H gain of 22.64% is still eye-catching. Trading volume is about 55.59 million USDT. The low-to-high range is 0.1616 to 0.2132, and the “elasticity” has already opened up. Its rhythm looks more like funds are trying to catch up on missed upside and find a point where on-chain narrative and price action align. Whether it can keep strengthening in the short term mainly depends on how much real, active buy pressure remains after repeated contention around 0.20.
This pullback isn’t a typical rebound. $BTC is still consolidating at high levels, suggesting that short-term capital hasn’t rushed to exit. What’s even more eye-catching is $ETH —the increase is outpacing BTC, and risk appetite has shifted from “only buying the leaders” to “daring to spread out.”
The market is watching two things right now: the dollar and long-bond sentiment—don’t let them suddenly reverse; on the other side, see whether strong coins can continue to rotate. Today, $AAVE squeezed into the top tier of spot USDT inflow on Binance, indicating that DeFi’s old guard is also being pulled up by capital for a test run.
Don’t chase the rally too recklessly. As long as the broader market doesn’t break down, it’s healthier to see pullbacks with support/absorption. But if it spikes higher and then falls back on increased volume, then you should cool off in the short term first.