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Let’s make a note of that.
Tom Lee: The crypto market may have bottomed; Bitmine’s ETH holdings will stop at 5% of the total supply
$ETH is currently trading at 2573.42. Don’t rush to conclusions—let’s see if more details emerge. What do you think will happen next?

#币安推出BinanceIntelligence #ETH

Markets are highly volatile; please manage your risk.

💥 Binance futures liquidations totaled $34.21 million over the past 4 hours, with long positions accounting for 84.1%. $ETH had the most liquidations ($14.06 million).
Placing stop-loss orders at reasonable levels is more important than guessing the market’s direction. Do you usually open positions with stop-loss orders?

#BitcoinFallsBelow$84,000

This is not investment advice. Invest at your own risk.

🌧️ $EUL hits a new 24-hour low of 1.394, breaking below the previous low of 1.4031.
Buying pressure is very weak, with insufficient support. Panic is when it's easiest to make the wrong decisions, so stay calm for now. Where's the bottom? Share your thoughts in the comments.

#EUL

Be aware of the risks and make your own independent decisions. This is not investment advice.

📰 公告｜币安将新增4种bStocks代币化证券作为抵押资产
细则以官方公告为准。这类通知最好收藏，需要时翻出来核对。

个人观察记录，不构成任何建议。

🔔 News: Analyst: Excluding BTC dormant for over 10 years, the share of the market’s supply in profit has reached 60% and is not yet overheated
$BTC Current price: 84309.88, 24h: -1.39%.
Use the news as a reference; stick to your own plan when trading. What do you think?

#BitcoinFallsBelow$84,000

This is not investment advice. Invest at your own risk.

🗂️ News at a glance
· Content: Analysis: Bitcoin briefly fell below $84,000 as active selling pressure and long liquidations intensified
· Source: PANews
· Sentiment: Bearish
· $BTC : 84294.01 (-1.26%) ｜Trading volume: 1.353 billion
What do you think?

#BitcoinFallsBelow84000 #BTC

Be aware of the risks and make your own decisions. This is not investment advice.

A lot of people have messaged me today asking: What is $VGT? VGT, short for the Vanguard Information Technology ETF, is an information technology sector ETF issued by Vanguard. Unlike VOO and QQQM, VGT focuses purely on technology.
Its holdings include tech leaders such as Apple, Microsoft, and NVIDIA. This ETF bundles a portfolio of leading U.S. tech companies into one investment. If you’re bullish on the U.S. technology sector, this fund may be worth a look. Here are some of VGT’s key features:
Focused on technology
Covers AI, cloud computing, semiconductors, hardware, and software, giving you exposure to long-term technology trends in one investment without having to pick stocks yourself.
Low fees
The annual expense ratio is just 0.09%. With a long-term holding, low costs can steadily boost returns.
Reduces the risk of a single-stock disaster
Compared with buying only NVDA, AAPL, or MSFT, a basket of holdings diversifies company-specific risks. ⚠️However, sector concentration risk remains.
Of course, VGT also has drawbacks:
Valuations in the technology sector can run high, and a change in sentiment can lead to steep drawdowns. If the technology sector as a whole weakens, VGT is unlikely to buck the trend. So I view VGT as a way to gain exposure to the technology sector, not as a short-term trade. You can think of it this way:
\(VOO is a core holding for broad U.S. stock market exposure; \)VGT can be used to increase your technology-sector allocation on top of that broad-market base. The key to long-term investing isn’t chasing the assets with the biggest gains in the past, but choosing investments you understand and can hold through major declines.$VGT.ETF $VOO.ETF $QQQM.ETF

Apply the ancient saying “First fate, then luck, then feng shui” to crypto, and you’ll find that the crypto world is the ultimate magnification of this underlying logic.

In a bull market, you make money; in a bear market, you stay alive. It really comes down to these ten dimensions:

1️⃣ Fate (when you entered the market): Did you get in in 2011, 2017, or 2024? Your starting conditions determine your immunity to risk.
2️⃣ Luck (macro cycles): Fed liquidity, Bitcoin halvings, sector rotations. Those who go with the trend profit; those who go against it get liquidated.
3️⃣ Feng shui (information sources and circles): Do you spend your days in quality alpha groups, or in groups full of low-quality coins waiting to dump on buyers? Your information edge is your feng shui.
4️⃣ Good karma (integrity): Don’t do evil, front-run your own trades, or dump on your followers. A good reputation is an intangible asset in Web3.
5️⃣ Study (upgrading your knowledge): Learn to understand tokenomics, candlestick charts, and smart contract vulnerabilities. Crypto is a machine for extracting an “IQ tax.”
6️⃣ Reputation (personal brand): Build influence on Twitter. A strong reputation gives you an edge in getting whitelisted and landing investment and financing deals.
7️⃣ Demeanor (emotional stability): Don’t show fear, FOMO, or spread FUD. No matter how bad the market looks, a calm, rock-solid presence and mindset are what make a winner.
8️⃣ Respect the gods (respect risk): Respect the laws of the market, and never touch high-leverage contracts beyond your understanding.
9️⃣ Connect with benefactors (key circles): Get close to top influencers or early-stage project teams, and you can avoid five years of detours.
🔟 Take care of yourself (position sizing and energy): Crypto never sleeps. Staying up all night and burning yourself out is no better than regularly investing in spot. You have to live long enough to reap the rewards of a full market cycle.

Many people blame their losses on bad luck, when in reality the other eight dimensions have completely fallen apart.

Yesterday, while sitting around, I realized that what I can actually get a handle on is the positive news about OKB.

OKX and ICE, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, are working together to advance tokenized U.S. stock trading. Their joint venture has issued an official notice under the relevant SEC exemption framework. The plan is to trade on X Layer using Uniswap v4 pools. The notice listed 63 stock tickers—and gave UNI another boost. This wave of momentum is still centered on DeFi.

Yesterday, this kind of good news was pushed several times, and OKB went from 121 in the morning to 132 now. It took over an hour for crypto news feeds like Rhythm to start reporting it and drive the price up. So was their push notification really that slow? Did OKX not pay for trending topics? You can look up who owns Rhythm.

And today, OKX has a new product launch. Before Binance launched its new product yesterday, BNB had already risen quite a bit. OKB has followed suit this time and started climbing ahead of the launch too! I'm still pretty bullish on OKB; I mentioned it in an earlier post.

Let me share something useful: how to find news. The first way is paid services. Free services aren't charities either—you're expected to pay every time. Paid services have their advantages, but I won't recommend any here.

The second way is to use AI to build an automated news aggregation and notification system. Of course, AI isn't free to use either; you have to pay for a membership. But Meta's Muse is free, and you can pick up an account on Xianyu to play around with. Give it a try yourself!

The third way is free: crypto news feeds like Rhythm. You just need to be faster than most people to make money. For example, say you bought BNB one morning. By the time Rhythm pushed the news again an hour later, you'd already bought in a full hour ahead of most people!

Tuesday morning market overview, 10/5: #BTC short position closed for a 1,500-point profit; long position currently slightly in profit

BTC formed a bearish candle with upper and lower wicks this morning as bulls and bears battled back and forth.

Shorted BTC at 8.68; both T1 and T2 targets were reached, and I closed the position for a 1,500-point profit. I then flipped and placed a long order at 8.52. The position is currently slightly in profit.

BTC is within a symmetrical contracting triangle. Both upward moves and pullbacks within the triangle have been on declining volume, indicating a lack of market liquidity and that major players have not entered the market.

A bearish divergence has appeared on the MACD, along with a death cross. Both are bearish signals, and the market is at risk of a pullback.

If support at 8.52 fails, the next support is 8.44. This is also where the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement from the low to the high intersects the lower ascending trendline, creating a three-point confluence. It is also a level to add to the long position and lower the average entry price.

If you have no open position, consider placing an early long entry at 8.44, with a stop at 8.31 and targets around 8.57 and 8.66. Risk/reward ratio: 1.66.

If you don’t want to miss the move, you can take a small long position at 8.52 and add at 8.44. Those already holding a long can also add at 8.44 to lower their average entry price. Reduce the position as the price rebounds to your average entry. $BTC

If you’re just passing by, please take a moment to follow, like, and comment—it would mean a lot to me. Thank you! The above is for market analysis only and should not be taken as a trade recommendation. Follow me to stay up to date with the latest news, market updates, price-level analysis, and the wealth-building insights you’re looking for. Remember to follow and like!

I was just looking at a few guys who are new to the space chatting about candlestick charts in my DMs, and it really got me thinking.

When we first got into the market, who wasn’t glued to the 15-minute charts and chasing the next 100x coin narrative? We all thought we were the chosen ones, and that every dollar we made was down to our own skill.

It’s only after the market has beaten you up a few times and you’ve taken some real losses that you understand: the price on the chart is always the last thing to change.

These days, I can’t be bothered with 100x coin narratives. The first thing I check every morning is the Fed’s balance sheet and liquidity pipelines. Where the money is coming from and where it’s going matters more than every story a project team spins.

Until you’ve paid enough tuition, you never really feel the pain.

How many years have you been in the market? What do you spend the most time looking at these days? Let’s talk in the comments—I’m curious how many seasoned traders here have paid their dues.

You have to find a way to make money for a lifetime,
rather than spend your whole life working hard to earn it.
For people who rise up from humble beginnings,
starting a business is one of the few ways
to change their fate.
If you want to make big money,
the first step is to break out of the endless cycle
of trading physical labor for money.
This world is about strength,
connections,
and self-interest—
not fairness.
Remember,
choosing the right path matters more than working hard.
Choose the right path,
and your sweat won’t go to waste.
Choose the wrong one,
and even breaking your back won’t get you ahead.

$PONS's revenue has been falling quite quickly lately.

Based on the data currently available, PONS generated around $214,000 in revenue over the past 24 hours, putting its daily revenue roughly back at late-August levels. By comparison, STONK is still above $800,000, while PUMP remains above $2 million—the gap is certainly significant.

A drop in revenue doesn't mean a project's thesis is immediately invalidated, but the market often reflects changing expectations in the price first. It's not surprising to see short-term holders take profits and exit. As for whether whales are continuing to accumulate, we'll need to look at on-chain data and changes in holdings; we can't judge based on gut feeling alone.

I bought a small starter position around $0.50, and I'm currently sitting on an unrealized loss. For now, I'm in no rush to draw conclusions. I'll keep watching the revenue trend and price structure. If it pulls back further and then trades sideways for a while, I'll consider adding in stages. If the fundamentals continue to weaken, I'll reassess.

I'll treat ORDI's drop from $27 to $3 as a risk reminder, not as a price benchmark for PONS. Each project's supply and demand dynamics and token mechanics are different, so there's no simple way to compare their declines.

They all say that in a bull market, you can buy with your eyes closed and still make money.

Why is it that whenever I buy one, that one starts to fall?

Is it just that my luck is bad,
or are you all secretly losing money too?

A heart-wrenching one:

When $BTC drops, everyone says: “Buy once it drops a little more.”

Today it really surged. And now everyone is once again waiting for a pullback.

The farthest distance in the crypto world is this: when the price gets there, the courage doesn’t.

I thought about it for three days and nights and still couldn't figure it out:

When $BTC is falling, no one dares to buy; but when it's rising, people suddenly think opportunities are here.

Are we buying Bitcoin itself, or are we buying the sense of security that comes with the rise?

After Bitcoin surged today, many people started regretting that their position was too small.

But if you really add to your position, you can’t bear even a normal pullback.

You want to make money by going heavy on the position, but you only want to take risk lightly—how could there be such a good thing?

The most tormenting part of a bull market:

People who are in cash fear they’ll never get back on the train.

People with a light position complain they’re earning too little.

People with a heavy position, every time it ticks up, are torn up about whether to sell.

When $BTC goes up, everyone still has their own kind of suffering.

Sincere Advice:

Don’t change your entire plan on a whim just because $BTC is up today.

Before the rally there was no buying rationale—after the rally there’s only fear of missing out.

With this kind of position, you often can’t hold up when a pullback comes.