$BTW 1-hour drop of 9.71%, current price 1.1176. Two possible scenarios next: ① Stabilizes and recovers to the starting point of the drop → this move looks more like panic selling ② Fails to reclaim the level on a rebound and breaks below the 24h low of 0.8758 → the downtrend is likely to continue Personally, I’d rather wait and assess the strength of the first rebound. Do you think it’s going up or down next?
Big money on the move? Circle burns 50 million USDC on Ethereum. Burns usually correspond to funds being redeemed for fiat. It’s only worth watching for a contraction in liquidity if this happens repeatedly. Add $BTC to the watchlist for now.
Whenever the broader environment shifts, keep an eye on the overall market first: $BTC . On Monday (October 26), usage of the Federal Reserve’s overnight reverse repurchase agreement (RRP) facility stood at $200 million (with 1 counterparty), unchanged from the previous trading day. The market is still most focused on the path of interest rates, and this is one piece of the puzzle. With positive factors in play, I’d be more interested in how strong buying support is during a pullback.
Folks, this one’s got something—take a look! “DeepSeek open-sources its own ‘money printer’” is trending! Could $WLD , in the AI concept sector, move along with it? When a topic is trending, I usually just make a note and wait to see whether funds start moving before deciding whether to look into it further.
Wait until the candlestick finishes before deciding; don’t take intraday spikes seriously. There’s one right in front of us: at $DOOD 15, the 5-minute chart dropped 3.87% to 0.002122. Cutting losses isn’t shameful; stubbornly holding a losing position until liquidation is the real loss.
This is not investment advice, so don’t follow it.
$BTW 5 minutes -5.91%|24h -25.92% Current price: 1.2421 If it can hold steady after dropping, that says more than how much it rebounds. High volatility means opportunity and risk are equally great.
Just now: a16z writes to the CFTC in support of listing hashrate derivatives in the U.S., saying they can be covered by the existing regulatory framework With this bullish news, the crypto community is probably about to erupt. What bullish news fears most has never been that nobody sees it, but that everyone has already seen it. $BTC
Just jotting this down. Make your own decisions about buying and selling.
$BTC A $1.18 million long position was liquidated during this bout of volatility in the perpetual futures market. Let's break down that number. Maintenance margin is the minimum margin required to keep a position from being liquidated. The larger the notional value of a position, the higher the required margin ratio generally is. Liquidation amounts can show which side has more crowded leveraged positions, but they are calculated after the fact and can't be used to directly predict price movements. Leave yourself more room when using leverage. Don't let one sudden swing wipe out your position.
Follow the money, not the headlines. Researchers exploit a PHP vulnerability to crack the “Steal My Bitcoin” challenge When bad news hits, retail investors often rush to sell, while big money tends to quietly buy the dip. Watch for large orders absorbing the sell-off during sharp drops. $BTC 24h trading volume: $828 million, 24h -0.28%. Let’s discuss in the comments.
$HUMA 1-hour surge of 14.23%, now at 0.02068, with a 24h range of 0.01753–0.02463. Set your stop-loss beyond the structure, and even scary volatility won’t faze you. When prices rise, don’t just focus on the gains—also check how far the price is from its previous high.
Just chatting; you’re responsible for your own gains and losses.
Person | Wei Dai Definition: Wei Dai originally developed Crypto++, an open-source C++ cryptography library. Its first version was released in 1995. How to understand it: Ethereum has a tradition of naming units after pioneers in cryptography: one-thousandth of an ETH is called a finney, and one-millionth of an ETH is called a szabo. Note: The names of early cryptographers are often used to dress up new tokens. Don’t follow the hype if the name has nothing to do with the project. $BTC 80326.1(-0.21%)
Macro: QCP: BTC falls below $80,000 as markets focus on the Fed decision and earnings from tech giants At first glance, this looks somewhat bearish for risk assets $BTC is worth keeping an eye on The same news can be interpreted very differently by people with different time horizons. Was your first reaction that this was good news or bearish?
Trending: Bank of America economists: Fed expected to raise rates twice more this year Affected by the Fed: $BTC 80377.72 (24h -0.026%) Trends come and go quickly. They can be useful clues, but shouldn't be a reason to trade. Keep an eye on whether trading volume for related tokens rises along with them.
No guarantee this is right—make your own decisions.
A certain exchange’s Dajingou launches a welcome-back offer for returning users, with up to 65 USDT per person|$BNB 738.16 To judge whether a piece of news has an impact, I only look at changes in trading volume before and after it.
The support below is being tested. $APR 5 minutes of decline, down 3.85%; current price 0.03623 (24h +4.26%). During a decline, what matters more is whether trading volume subsides. Is this a shakeout or a trend reversal?
“Graphics card prices are still rising for Singles’ Day” is trending, and trading volume for $TAO 24h in the AI computing-power sector reached $10.88 million.
Hype outside the market often takes time to show up in price action—and sometimes it never does. I usually find it more useful to watch how major holders’ positions change before and after the news than to scroll through the comments.
You have to bear the risks yourself. Just chatting.
A quick explainer: How are Bitcoin and Ethereum different? Bitcoin uses Proof of Work (PoW). In September 2022, Ethereum switched from Proof of Work to Proof of Stake (PoS) through “The Merge.” Many tokens and DeFi protocols are deployed on Ethereum and its layer-two networks, while Bitcoin’s main chain is mainly used for transferring and storing value. $BTC and $ETH are the native coins of Bitcoin and Ethereum, respectively, but they have different design goals. Understanding the basics can help you make informed decisions; it’s not about trying to predict the market.
Just one person’s take—take it with a grain of salt. This isn’t advice.
Monitoring detected 64.8596 million USDT transferred into Binance—is this likely to have a major impact on the market? On the surface, it’s not really bearish; it’s more of an industry update. On watch: $BNB , currently at 739.23
Just chatting—make your own decisions about buying and selling.