How could a bull market start when everyone is bullish at the same time? If everyone really started shouting “bull market” immediately, then would that still count as a launch?
Right now, there are still people who doubt, people who are watching from the sidelines, and people who think this is just a rebound. That’s actually what makes me feel it’s completely normal.
Real big moves grow slowly out of a chorus of doubts. In short:
I can already smell the faint scent of a black swan! $BTC $DOGE $ETH
If you start trading at 25 and leave the market at 65, then the actual time you can trade is only 40 years.
In those 40 years, there are only about 87,000 4-hour K-lines.
If you spread 10 million RMB across them, then on average you’d need to make 16 U per K-line. It sounds like not much.
But think about it carefully—actually, it’s not as outrageous as it seems, because you can’t possibly make money on every single K-line.
There will be profitable ones and losing ones, continuous drawdowns, and also long stretches where you don’t do anything.
And in some stages, the money you earned from working hard for a few months can be completely given back in just a few K-lines.
How much you make doesn’t matter as much as whether, through these 87,000 K-lines, we’re always staying at the trading table.
After all, the end of trading may not be about how much money you made, but one day when you look back and realize you’ve already walked through most of the market cycle.$HYPE $BTC
#苹果发布首款折叠屏手机 Apple has finally made a foldable screen. The iPhone Duo starts at $1,999. When unfolded, it features a 7.6-inch display, and it is expected to launch officially on October 23. Others have been doing this for years, but Apple finally joins in. What’s most ruthless about Apple, though, has never been being the first to do it; it’s that it waits until the market has been educated, and then plugs its own ecosystem in. With this foldable screen, could it be the beginning of Apple redefining yet another category? $AAPL
Prices have broken through $6.80 per pound, and copper in London has also hit a new all-time high.
Behind this round of gains, the core logic is still twofold: on one side, supply is getting tighter and tighter; on the other, AI data centers, power grids, and new energy continue to drive copper demand.
Add in expectations of US tariffs, and more and more copper is being shipped to the US in advance, further squeezing supply in other regions.
Copper has risen this much already—are the markets once again pricing in the next round of inflation ahead of time?
Will crypto also react next? Worth taking another look$BTC $COPPER
Canada from September 8 will impose retaliatory tariffs of 15% to 50% on about US$20 billion worth of American goods, affecting sectors such as steel, furniture, clothing, and electronics. Previously, the U.S. had already imposed tariffs of up to 50% on some Canadian goods.
After the talks broke down, both sides began escalating their bids. For the market, what is truly worth关注ing is not any single round of tariffs, but whether global trade protectionism will further spread.
The more chaotic the macro environment gets, the greater the market volatility could be, and it will be difficult for the crypto market to stay completely unaffected.$XAUT $BTC