$BMT current price 0.0227, it surged 27% in the past 24 hours. $380 million in成交 with stacked volume—on-chain data suggests the fund in this sector is starting to rush in and accumulate positions. I’ve already boarded the long side—are the shorts still waiting for a pullback?
CFX 0.048 sideways consolidation to build momentum; within a week, 0.042→0.052. HashKey officially announced a cooperation to do collateral/pledging, with institutional backing. Long positions are already laid out. Do the shorts wait for a pullback? I’ve collected the chips. $CFX
Today, PENGU broke through the $0.01 mark to a new recent high, rising 60% over seven days.
The IPO expectations for US stocks are back again—after the CEO posted a mysterious emoji tweet, the market immediately interpreted it as progress toward going public. The narrative of an IPO before 2027 has been reignited, and there’s even an official announcement that they’re pushing into South Korea’s retail market. A trading volume spike of $180 million isn’t hype.
Over here, $ENA gets even more interesting. Arthur Hayes has come out again to call trades, saying that the return of basis trading is a bullish signal with massive upside. He already stocked up on 22.64 million tokens earlier this month. But today, the price action is still down 6%. A major influencer calling trades is clashing with the price—this disagreement will eventually decide a winner.
Bitcoin dips below $79,000 and then bounces back. The “whale” that previously set stop-losses said, “Let’s define 10 big targets first.” They also claimed that getting in when it’s above $80,000 isn’t late, and $100,000 will arrive sooner than people think. For those who cut their losses, would saying this be surrender… or a bottom-fishing signal? Judge for yourself.
Even the whales are admitting defeat and getting ready to come back—are the shorts still stubborn? I’ve got my seat ready. Let’s see who slaps whose face first this round.
On the 81st step above $HYPE , price is approaching the previous high. On Hyperliquid, the top three bulls haven't reduced positions—this whale trade just made over $10.8 million in profit. I’ve already boarded the long; are the shorts still waiting for a pullback?
$SOL broke through 100 and pushed directly to 102; in 24 hours it pulled up more than 7. Supply is tightening—proposals are sprinting; once it passes, destroy the volume and multiply it tenfold. I’m already on the long side—are the shorts still waiting for a pullback? In dreams, you get everything.
$HYPE keeps breaking new highs, ecosystem coins collectively take off
$HYPE Made yet another new high. Today it even touched 83.5 at the peak. In the past 24 hours, trading volume was $1.1 billion. The whole Hyperliquid ecosystem is taking off along with it. Ecosystem little brothers are even crazier: PURR surged 57 points in a day, market cap hitting $87.93 million; KNTQ also rose 19 points. Trump specifically called out and pushed policies that are favorable—money is clearly squeezing into this ecosystem. Things are not too calm outside: Hang Seng Tech is down 4%, KOSPI is down 3%, and Samsung is directly down 8%. The Asia-Pacific markets are all green, while crypto over here is just playing its own game. Three major exams scheduled for this week, queued up: on Monday, new U.S. sanctions on Iran; on Wednesday, Nvidia earnings. The past 14 quarters have all beaten expectations. Also on Wednesday: the PCE. If the macro data jolts, the crypto market will sway with it.
$HYPE This morning, it broke $83 and hit a new high. In 7 days, it surged 40 points; in the past 24 hours, turnover reached $1.1 billion, piling up volume. I’m already in the long position—are the shorts still waiting for a pullback? What they’re going to get is only the liquidation price.
$BTC reported 77148. Coinbase premium index turns positive for the first time in 97 days, easing sell pressure from institutional side. I’ve already entered long positions at 77100. Are the shorts still waiting for a pullback? Take it slow—I’m going in first.
$HYPE’s hard long made $57.18M—do the shorts still have the nerve to talk?
Tonight the big Bitcoin-related coin is set to break above 77,000, and the “copycats” are reviving across the board: AAVE breaks 130 in one swift move, while ZRO, DGB, STX—among the leading gainers—keep pushing forward. The top of the movers list is nearly getting spammed by these copycats. But today the star of the show is $HYPE —there’s a hard-core long who held the position for a full 10 months, with an unrealized profit of $57.18 million. The position value is pushing $110 million, and they still haven’t moved a muscle. From the moment they boarded until now, no matter how much turbulence there’s been in between, they never got off the train. That’s conviction. Even Saylor has come out to say it: the strongest part about Bitcoin is how it moves economic resources into the digital world. Half a year ago, nobody would’ve believed this. Now it’s clear that capital really is heading in that direction. $AAVE Breaking 130 is just the appetizer for altcoin recovery—once Bitcoin stabilizes, hot money dares to drill into smaller coins. And narrative-driven names like ZRO, DGB, STX run even faster.
$AAVE broke through 130 and 135; in 24 hours it rose 8 points, with a $230 million trade volume stacking up. On the weekend, a clone uprising erupted; the lending leaders are running ahead. Longs are already on board. Are the shorts still waiting for a pullback? I’ll see how many days they can hold on.
Trump’s one line “Massive purchases of Bitcoin” directly lit up the altcoin season. In just three days, the total altcoin market cap pumped out an extra $215 billion, with more than half of the coins reclaiming above the 200-day line; Total2 also regained the $1 trillion mark.
The most aggressive move is $HYPE . On one side, institutional addresses are stuffing 80,000 coins into exchanges—worth $6.27 million—looking like they’re preparing to unload. On the other side, Big Daddy Meiji’s $20 million long position is still tightly held, with an entry average of 79.35. Both sides bet heavily—who’s right and who’s wrong will be revealed in the next few days.
The funding rates for $ETH are across the board above the 0.01% benchmark line; in the derivatives market, it’s basically plain to see everyone is leaning bullish. Meiji trimmed a bit for profit-taking, but he still holds a $68.77 million ETH long position—Big Daddy hasn’t left. What are you afraid of?
As for BTC, around the 80,000 level, the sell-wall is stacked very high. But the weekly reversal pattern has already formed, and the golden cross is coming soon. Whether altcoin season can play out at the same level as in 2021 depends on whether BTC this week can get its foot on the $80,000 mark. My take: it can—and this won’t be a small-scale move.
Grayscale calls for a bottom-buy: Giant whale up $21.4M unrealized—has BTC bottomed out?
Bitcoin drops back below 77,000, and altcoins are getting hit across the board—but on-chain, the moves by large funds are all going in the opposite direction. Grayscale’s research head directly said: the current price is a comfortable entry point for long-term investors. This bear market is now in its 10th month; historically, it usually wraps up in 11–12 months, and the time window is indeed getting narrower. Coinbase’s bitcoin negative premium has stayed in effect for 97 straight days, setting a historical record. Over in the U.S., the buy-side has been pretty weak during this period. On Hyperliquid, a giant whale put on a long position totaling 1,000 BTC and 10,000 ETH, then held it for 47 days without moving—showing an unrealized profit of $21.4 million. Meanwhile, Wintermute has been transferring $57 million worth of BTC and Solana to exchanges, seemingly to distribute (sell off).
$TRUMP to transfer coins into OKX+ denies new coin; the two major bearish factors didn’t even shake the market—within 24 hours it surged 26 points, with $2.48B in trading volume piled up. The shorts tried to slam the order book with bearish news, but they were all buried—don’t talk tough. I chased the long positions.