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Fortune is sought in danger—and it’s also lost in danger. When you chase it, you find one in ten; when you lose it, you lose nine in ten. Make money within what’s recognized as reasonable.
Today BTC is trading around 84,000 to 85,000, with the quarter’s biggest options expiry. But what I want to talk about today is a less conspicuous number. According to SoSoValue data, the year-to-date cumulative net inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs officially turned positive on September 24. What does that mean? In the first eight months of 2026, BTC ETFs went through continuous net outflows—institutions were reducing their holdings. Every time BTC fell, ETF net outflows accompanied it. The cumulative shortfall at one point was close to $5.8 billion. Everyone has been asking, “Are institutions about to pull out?” Then starting August 19, after the Treasury announced that bond repurchases would be doubled, BTC began to rebound. From that day to September 24, over 36 days, ETFs accumulated $4.6 billion in inflows—erasing the entire net outflow deficit for the year and turning it positive. These $4.6 billion were not driven by retail sentiment. They are institutional funds from spot ETFs, flowing in one by one. Specifically, on September 24 alone, inflows were $191 million, and ETH ETFs also saw $66 million that same day. The implication behind this number is: during the period when the CLARITY Act failed, the Fed raised rates by 25 bp, and strong PMI data heated up expectations for another rate hike in December, institutions did not stop—they were casting votes with real money. That suggests, within their decision framework, this price range is worth holding. Today is the quarter’s largest options expiry, with about $650 million in open contracts settling in the 84,000 to 87,000 range. Option expiry itself doesn’t determine direction, but after settlement, the market will be freed from the hedging pressure from options market makers, so the direction may be cleaner. BTC’s monthly RSI is currently around 54, still quite far from the historically overbought level near the top of the range—there’s momentum, but no overheating. The Supertrend indicator has turned green again around 84,000. Standard Chartered’s year-end target is 100,000. From 84,000, there is roughly 19% upside. Have you noticed that ETF year-to-date inflows have turned positive? How much do you think this supports the outlook for the next phase of the market? Share your thoughts. $BTC
The China–U.S. leaders’ summit has concluded—what happens next for the crypto market?
The recently concluded summit between leaders of the two countries had an overall friendly atmosphere. The two sides reached consensus on maintaining close communication, extending the trade truce, and strengthening AI dialogue, but there was no major breakthrough policy implementation. For cryptocurrencies, the impact is mainly indirect—through “macro sentiment.”
Short-term impact: Risk appetite rebounds, but don’t get too optimistic
- Positive for risk assets: The trade truce is extended + geopolitical tensions ease, reducing market concerns about global uncertainty. Bitcoin, as a typical risk asset, is likely to benefit from this “cooling” of risk-off sentiment. Around the summit, BTC has held steady in its high-range zone, and there are clear signs of institutional capital returning. - Volatility may increase: The summit did not resolve the core issues (tariff details, technology restrictions, etc.). Any subsequent statements or unexpected news could trigger short-term price swings. Historical experience suggests that after major China–U.S. summits, crypto markets often first surge and then pull back to consolidate.
Key focus in the medium to long term: the AI–macro linkage matters more
The summit重点 discussed cooperation on artificial intelligence and risk management. The Trump administration has already made clear its bet on AI + Crypto, and the U.S. regulatory environment has continued to improve (clearer legislation and support for innovation). If China and the U.S. shift in the AI space from confrontation to limited cooperation, it could bring:
- A more stable global tech supply chain → reduced cost pressures related to mining rigs and chips - Greater institutional confidence in allocating to digital assets - An improved overall liquidity environment, benefiting major coins such as BTC and ETH
However, it’s also important to note: competition over technological leadership between China and the U.S. will not disappear, and regulatory differences remain. China’s stance toward crypto is still cautious, while the U.S. is becoming increasingly friendly—this “one cold, one hot” dynamic is unlikely to change in the short term.
In one sentence: This summit has delivered a “stabilizer” for the crypto market, not a shot of adrenaline. In the short term, sentiment is likely to be more positive; in the medium term, it will still depend on Federal Reserve policy, global liquidity, and substantive progress in China–U.S. economic and trade relations.
The crypto world is always full of narratives, but what truly drives the market is capital and macro conditions. Stay cautiously optimistic, control your position sizing, and don’t treat political summits as a guaranteed buy signal.
Once a centralized exchange suffers a massive crypto theft, it is not only the hackers who are truly being put on trial, but also the platform’s security systems and information transparency. Academic research indicates that CEXs naturally carry custody risks, information asymmetry, and principal–agent problems, and that relying on “proof of reserves” alone cannot cover internal governance and key security. Of course, we should not conclude “self-sabotage” based solely on the fact that funds were stolen. In reality, the FBI and blockchain security organizations have indeed, on multiple occasions, attributed major crypto theft incidents to hackers linked to North Korea. So what users should really ask is not “who’s to blame,” but: where is the evidence? Where are the security mechanisms? Where did the money go?
The market surface fluctuates unpredictably, while the news cycle keeps throwing off momentum one after another, intensifying capital competition. When the market is hot, FOMO is the easiest thing to develop—so don’t chase prices blindly or load up with oversized positions and leverage. Opportunities are always there; capital is the foundation of trading. Understand the logic behind the funds, protect your own position sizing, and patiently wait for the right trading window. View price rises and falls rationally, make calm choices. Wishing everyone steady trading and a long-lasting, prosperous account 💰
Bitget was hacked for 352 million—what do you see? Think again about CZ’s remarks from August, and you’ll realize how great Binance is!
The on-chain truth: behind an exchange being hacked, we must understand the security logic of the crypto world. Compared with the official, polished announcements from major exchanges, it’s the cold on-chain data that reveals the truth least likely to lie. This Bitget controversy was uncovered on-chain first. Monitoring platform Arkham was the first to spot something unusual: from Bitget’s official consolidation wallet, a brand-new, previously unknown wallet address quietly moved a large sum—roughly between 180 million and 190 million. The most anomalous move of all—especially telling in what it reveals: on the Arbitrum chain, someone swapped 19.67 million USDT for 7,111 ETH in just six minutes. Even more bizarre, the execution price was 5% higher than the market’s normal price.
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