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Among the mainstream coins I’m currently only watching $HYPE , because the broader market really isn’t offering much to look at right now. It has already topped out near 85; it’s only a small gap away from the 86.7 all-time high.

Hyperliquid is currently in discussions with Kraken’s parent company regarding a U.S.-compliant perpetuals business. If this can truly be implemented, U.S. users will likely increase, and both trading volume and platform revenue expectations should rise. HYPE will be the first to price in this expectation. However, the Lazarus-related fund event could also bring compliance pressure.

Strategy: If we reclaim 85.3 on the 15-minute chart, and then retest 84.8–85.0 without breaking it, consider a long. 86.7 is only the near-term resistance; there’s no rush to take profit there. The real targets are 88.5 and 91.0. A break below 84.2 invalidates the setup. Entering around 85 implies a first take-profit risk-reward of roughly 4:1; if the conditions aren’t met, wait.

For market analysis only and does not constitute investment advice.

After a while, the big pancake just barely touched 80,000 yuan not long ago—then with a kick it was smashed back to 77,000. ETH and SOL followed and turned down together.

$BTC is currently quoted at 77350—77550, down about 1.1% over the past 24 hours.

$ETH is back to 2410—2420.

$SOL is down nearly 3.9%. The total market cap of the whole market fell back by about 3.85%, while the BTC dominance rose to 59.66%, indicating that money is withdrawing from altcoins faster.

This spike was mainly triggered by geopolitical news.

After the U.S. struck Iran’s targets again, Iran launched missiles at U.S. troops stationed in Jordan. Brent crude rose more than 2.5% and moved above 90 dollars. If oil prices keep climbing, it will intensify inflation concerns and worries about higher interest rates, so risky assets get sold first.

On Friday, BTC spot ETFs saw another net outflow of $201.9 million. Institutional buying just happened to weaken, and once it broke below 78,000, the selloff speed was further amplified.

So far, I haven’t seen systemic incidents at major exchanges or on public chains—this looks more like macro-driven risk aversion. BTC is still weak below 77,900. If 77,000 breaks, look for 76,200. Only after it reclaims 78,000—78,200 will the situation ease. For ETH, first watch 2,400; if it closes below, then 2,360—2,380. It counts as stopping the decline only after it reclaims 2,440.

I’m relying on that yellow-haired guy to start trouble again. Oil prices surged overnight to $90. And BTC is still hovering around 78.3k. This kind of quiet is actually not good for trading.

The U.S. again strikes targets in Iran, and Brent crude rose by over 2%. Continued upward pressure on oil prices will intensify concerns about inflation, and rate expectations are likely to turn more hawkish—putting downward pressure on both BTC and ETH.

There’s also divergence on the funding side. On August 28, spot BTC ETFs saw net outflows of $201.9 million; this breaks the 9-day streak of inflows. In the short term, it means there’s one less layer of institutional buying. On the same day, spot ETH ETFs recorded net inflows of $102.1 million, and inflows have now continued for 12 trading days. So when ETH pulls back, it may be more resilient.

$BTC is currently trading around 78350. If 78000–78200 does not break, look for 79000 and 79400. If the 15-minute candle closes below 77900, then watch 77200.

$ETH is around 2460–2470. Hold 2450–2460 to look for 2500 and 2535. If it closes below 2440, then watch 2400.

For personal market planning only and does not constitute investment advice

Awesome, now that finding a “big dog angle” has become so absurd, it’s reached this level

After $牛来 , there’s actually another one—Penglai. I heard its market value is about to break a million now 🤣🤣

Wow, SOL finally has a catalyst that can land on a specific date.

Solana’s CTO Jacob Creech confirmed that Transaction V1 will be launched on September 9. The per-transaction size limit will be increased from 1232 bytes to 4096 bytes, allowing for more complex multisig, ZK proofs, and batch operations. Next week, the first phase of rent reduction will also be rolled out.

The news carries weight, but $SOL has already risen by about 11% over the past week, and it’s currently back at day highs around 105–106.

For the main order: if you can retest and hold the 105.0–105.5 range for more, set a stop-loss at 103.7, and take profit at 107.8/109.8.

If the 15-minute candle closes above 106.8, wait for a pullback to 106.2–106.6 and hold for more; set a stop-loss at 105.0, and take profit at 109.0/110.8.

If the 15-minute candle closes below 103.7, the long order plan is canceled; near-term targets are 102/100.8.

This is only a personal trading plan and does not constitute investment advice.

#Solana inflation reduction proposal passed by vote

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Haven't taken part in #Alpha for a few months. Can I still make money by getting involved in Alpha now?

Lately, it seems like no one is talking about Alpha anymore. Is it still worth it after accounting for the wear-and-tear? I looked at the recent projects posted, and there don't seem to be many. It seems like recently it's mostly people running trading contests?

August 30th Crypto Market Morning News

$BTC is approximately 78,200, $ETH is near 2450—2460; both have seen a slight rise over the past 24 hours, but the total market cap for the whole market has still fallen by about 2.9%, while BTC’s dominance has climbed to 59.5%. This doesn’t yet count as a broad-based rally—funds are only moving within the major coins to take shelter.

On the news front, Russia’s largest bank, Sberbank, plans that after regulatory approval, it will include BTC, ETH, and USDT as collateral for loans. The long-term approach is to keep pushing forward; in the short term, price action still needs trading volume to cooperate.

If BTC returns to 77,700—77,900 and reclaims above 78,000, you can take a small long position, with a stop loss at 77,400 and targets at 78,600/79,200.

For ETH, if it holds 2,440—2,450 you can go long, with a stop loss at 2,425 and targets at 2,485/2,520

#比特币现货ETF结束9日净流入

$BTC just rebounded to 78100, but the spot ETF has ended a nine-day streak of net inflows, with net outflows of $201.9 million on Friday. Waši’s hawkish remarks are still weighing on risk assets, and Metaplanet has also transferred 3,000 BTC to Coinbase Prime—whether it will sell is not yet confirmed. In the short term, concerns about increased sell pressure remain.

In terms of price action, the rebound near 77,300 is valid. Until 78,500 and 80,000 are reclaimed, treat it for now as a weak pullback-then-retrace.

On a retest of 77,500—77,800, if it holds, you can go long; stop loss 77,100; take profit 78,500/79,200. If the 15-minute candle closes below 77,300, then on a rebound attempt at 77,400—77,600 that fails, go short; stop loss 78,000; take profit 76,800/76,000.

For the first target, reduce the position by half; move the remaining position’s stop loss to the entry cost. Applies only if the price stays around 78,000.

Big Pizza ETF has just seen its 9-day inflow pattern stop after a net outflow of $202 million. Meanwhile, the Small Pizza ETF has continued to receive money for the 10th consecutive day. BTC is currently around 77,700; ETH around 2,435. Capital rotation has already shown up, but ETH hasn’t yet broken out into independent strength. Tonight, trade within the range for now.

$BTC 77000—77300 Hold if it stays above; you can take more. Stop loss at 76,400. Take profit at 78,500/79,500. If the 15-minute candle closes below 76,800, then no; if it rebounds but fails to get back above 77,000, short again. Stop loss at 77,900. Take profit at 75,800/74,800.

$ETH 2410—2430 Hold if it stays above; you can take more. Stop loss at 2,380. Take profit at 2,480/2,520. If the 15-minute candle closes below 2,400, then no; if it rebounds but fails to break above 2,410, short again. Stop loss at 2,450. Take profit at 2,360/2,320.

First target: reduce position size by half. Move the remaining position’s stop loss to your entry cost. Per trade, risk no more than 1% of principal.

August 29 Crypto Morning News

Wow—by Thursday, the ETF has been bringing in funds for nine straight trading days. Yet BTC is still falling back from above 81,400 to around 78,000. The moment Woš speaks, rate-hike expectations get pushed higher again. Today, BTC and ETH first look to protect against pullbacks—don’t open positions in the middle range.

Order $BTC current price around 77,800. Hold 77,000—77,300 for staged longs; stop loss 76,400; take profit 78,600/79,500. If the 15-minute closes below 76,800, don’t chase longs—look for a short only if it fails to bounce back to 77,000; stop loss 77,900; take profit 75,800/74,800.

Order $ETH current price around 2,440. Hold 2,410—2,430 for another long; stop loss 2,380; take profit 2,480/2,520. If the 15-minute closes below 2,400, don’t chase longs—look for a short only if it fails to bounce back to 2,410; stop loss 2,450; take profit 2,360/2,320.

Take the first target to reduce the position by half; move the remaining position’s stop loss to your entry cost. Per-trade risk must not exceed 1% of principal.

Oh wow, $BTC just pushed 80,000 close to “hot” and the Fed chair made a hawkish-leaning statement, and we’re back around 79,000 again

Warsh said that the current improvement in inflation still isn’t enough, and the financial conditions are not really tight either. The market immediately recalculated the rate-hike expectations. BTC surged above 81,000 during the day and then started giving it back; SOL and XRP also weakened along with it.

Now 78,500 is the most critical.

If the 15-minute candle closes back above 79,300, then when it pulls back to 79,100—79,300 and holds again, you can stay in longer. Stop-loss: 78,600. Take-profit: 79,900 / 80,500.

If a 15-minute close breaks below 78,500, then on the rebound to 78,700—79,900 if it can’t break through, short. Stop-loss: 79,400. Take-profit: 77,800 / 77,200.

Only run the first setup that gets triggered. Take partial profit at the first target—cut down to half position. Move the stop-loss for the remaining position to your entry price. Risk per trade must not exceed 1% of the principal.

This is only a personal trading plan and does not constitute investment advice.

Awesome, awesome, $ENA is up more than 11% today—this time, it really isn’t without reason.

Ethena has just put the fee switch up for a vote. Once the USDe supply reaches the threshold, the protocol revenue will be used to buy back ENA according to the tier. On the other hand, it’s also preparing to route the basis profits from its perpetual futures contracts into USDe.

Put simply: on one side it’s making more money, and on the other it’s preparing to use the money it earns to buy back the tokens. This is far more useful than just talking about governance. However, the first tier won’t take effect until USDe reaches $7.5 billion, so what’s rising right now is still expectations, and the buyback hasn’t started yet

Damn, the one that charged the hardest during the day—by tonight it’s already starting to vomit profits.

$BTC . This morning it re-stands above 80k, and now it’s back around 79,700; SOL hit a high near 110, then dropped back to around 106. The majors still look like they’re rising over the past 24 hours, but the total market cap of the whole market is down about 2.5%—this is clearly not a broad-based rally.

News: On the 27th, the U.S. spot ETF inflows were about $242 million net for BTC, about $226 million for ETH, and about $56.1 million for SOL. Charles Schwab also confirmed that in the coming months they will add SOL to their crypto trading accounts. Capital is still coming in—it's just that short-term pumps are too fast, and some people have started taking profits.

Tonight’s plan:

BTC: If it holds and stabilizes back in the 79,200—79,500 range, add more; stop loss at 78,500; targets 80,500 / 81,200.

ETH: Watch 2,480—2,500; if it holds, you can add; stop loss 2,460; targets 2,530 / 2,560.

SOL: Watch 104.5—105.5; stop loss 103.8; targets 107.2 / 109. If the 15-minute closes above 110.2, and the pullback doesn’t break, look for 112.5.

First target: cut half the position; move the remaining position’s stop loss to breakeven. Only execute the one set that triggers first. Per-trade risk must not exceed 1% of principal.

August 28 Crypto Market News With Strategy Analysis Is Here!

This market looks really lively, but it’s not a broad-based rally at all. The total market cap is down about 0.8% over the past 24 hours. BTC’s market share has already reached 59.2%—clearly, money is squeezing into major coins.

$BTC is hovering around 80,000, up about 2% in the last 24 hours, and has moved back above 80,000. The weaker dollar and the “currency depreciation trade” supported by U.S. Treasury bond repos are still propping up the market. On the 26th, net inflows into U.S. spot ETFs were about $232 million.

Don’t chase hard around 80,800 in the short term. If it pulls back to 79,500—80,000 and doesn’t break, then look for 81,200. If it falls back below 78,500, call it a day first.

$ETH is around 2,510 and is clearly weaker in momentum than BTC. 2,500 is the watershed level for today. Hold it and watch 2,550—2,600. If it breaks below 2,480, don’t rush to buy.

SOL is still the strongest. It’s around 109.3 and is up about 10% over the past 24 hours. Charles Schwab’s wealth plan is opening SOL trading, and on top of that, a proposal is set to increase the pace of reducing year-over-year inflation from 15% to 30%—the news is definitely tougher than other major coins. 109—110 is already a high zone, so don’t chase; consider entries on a pullback to 107.2—107.8. Set a stop-loss at 105.6. Only if it breaks above 110.2 should you look at 112.5.

Today, the main thing to watch is whether Bitcoin can hold 80,000. As long as it doesn’t drop, major coins will still rotate. Once it breaks down, coins like SOL that have already surged the hardest are the first to take profit.

Awesome, awesome—this surge led by $SOL . The main reason is that Charles Schwab Wealth plan has launched SOL spot trading, plus expectations of accelerated deflation and a future proposal to reduce issuance by about 18.9 million tokens. Funds concentrated and rushed in early, pushing the price up.

Now let’s look at the trading strategy.

Main position: Go long in batches from 107.2 to 107.8. Stop-loss at 105.6. Take-profit at 109.8/112.5. If a 15-minute candle closes above 110.2, wait for a pullback to 109.8–110.2 and only long if it holds without breaking; stop-loss at 108.6; take-profit at 112.5/114.5.

For short positions: Only trade weakness. If a 15-minute candle closes below 106.8, and during the retest 107.0–107.4 fails to break through, then short. Stop-loss at 108.6. Take-profit at 105.0/103.8.

Cut the first target in half to reduce position; move the remaining position’s stop-loss to breakeven. Only one of the two setups will be used—the one that triggers first. Per-trade risk must not exceed 1% of principal. These levels are only suitable if the price remains around 108–110.

This is only a personal trading plan and does not constitute investment advice.

《When I showed the visa officer my McDonald's order screenshot, he looked at me with total disbelief and then denied my visa. Who said that buying Chunyu at list price would work? I don’t believe you all anymore.》😂😂

The square will be rolling out creator task booths for $BABY over the next two days.

Right now, the one-times hedged locking of returns is in place. When it’s released, it will definitely get hit with a wave of selling. People outside the venue can also try to stay a bit empty to see—according to the announcement, it will be issued before the 25th. So it’s very likely today.

Awesome—WeChat can directly search the trend for $BNB

Does it seem like mainland regulation has loosened?

Dusk has been emphasizing that it’s different from other chains. Different in what way? Its self-developed Rusk virtual machine, the Phoenix privacy transaction model, and selective disclosure—these are all things built from scratch, with no compatibility with any existing standards. Eight years and tens of millions of funding poured in—what’s at stake is differentiation. @Dusk

But what is Dusk currently most urgently pushing? It’s DuskEVM—so it can run Solidity contracts, enabling EVM developers to migrate directly. In the July progress update, it said it’s in the final integration stage—clearly the highest priority task.

I’m not saying compatibility with the EVM is wrong. The reality is simple: developers out there won’t spend time learning a whole new set of things just for $DUSK . If you want people to come, you have to speak their language. That’s pragmatic.

But what is the cost of pragmatism? You spent eight years building differentiation, and now you’re bypassing it with a compatibility layer. Developers come in to write Solidity and run it on DuskEVM—what is the fundamental difference compared to running on any other EVM chain? Can Dusk’s self-developed privacy and compliance capabilities be fully preserved within the EVM compatibility layer, or will they be compromised? If they’re compromised, then after eight years of work, what you end up with is only a story. #dusk

Even more awkward is the timing. DuskEVM is still in final integration and hasn’t launched officially yet. Meanwhile, Dusk’s native system has already been running for a year and a half—on-chain, there are only a couple hundred transactions per day, and no one is using it. So the logic becomes: since nobody is using your own thing, you have to conform to someone else’s standard, hoping their developers will come.

This isn’t called an upgrade. It’s changing course after accepting defeat. Accepting defeat isn’t shameful—many projects have taken this step. But you have to admit a fact: the proprietary system built over eight years hasn’t won market validation. Whether Dusk EVM can actually draw people over is the next bet, not the payoff for the last one.