September 3 Morning News: The market first catches its breath. BTC $77,066 (-0.16%), ETH $2,381 (-1.16%), BNB $687 (+0.56%), SOL $99.6 (basically unchanged). Total market cap across the network is about $2.61T, down 2.98% over the past 24 hours, with BTC accounting for 59.1%. Bitcoin is still relatively stable; altcoin sentiment is rather weak. Today, first watch whether capital will continue to cluster around BTC—don’t rush to chase the price.
Before, after rolling the position, the friend made a profit of 11 million USD by going long, but in just a few days the gains have already been given back—4.5 million USD. Now they’ve entered the stage of “holding through the drawdown.” $BTC : 500 coins are currently in an unrealized loss of 57,000. $ETH : 41,000 coins are currently in an unrealized loss of 1.45 million USD.
Take a quick look in the morning session— the market is still trending toward weak, range-bound consolidation. BTC $77,201, ETH 2,408, BNB 684, SOL 99.7. The four major coins’ 24h performance is basically all a mild pullback, with SOL relatively weaker.
The total market cap across the whole network is about $2.62 trillion, and the 24h trading volume is about $82 billion. My understanding is: sentiment hasn’t completely collapsed, but chasing has limited value. First, watch where the capital flows back to, then decide whether to bottom-fish or continue waiting.
Take this order out again and take a look. Generally, when the gradual take-profit is finished, that’s when the direction is set. The point of contention at least has to wait until the September rate-hike meeting. But with Sun Ge and Jing Tian tearing it up, it’s hard not to worry that a “Iron Fist” could come in and knock things down. We should reduce our position and observe carefully, and then chase it only after the direction becomes clear.
Morning news is here: BTC is currently trading at $78,609, ETH at 2,468, BNB at 692, SOL at 103. The four brothers are all slightly turning from green to red over the past 24 hours; overall, the market is still largely in a range-bound “recovery” mode.
The total market cap of the entire network is back around $2.66 trillion, but the 24-hour figure is still down slightly by 0.39%, which suggests money has come back a bit, yet sentiment hasn’t fully ignited.
My understanding is simple: Bitcoin hasn’t crashed, the majors haven’t fallen behind, and for altcoins to really take off, we’ll still need additional capital to truly enter the market. For today, I’ll keep watching whether BTC can hold steady above $78,000.
August 31 Morning News: BTC $77,939, 24h -0.33%; ETH $2,428, -1.25%; BNB $686, -0.86%; SOL $102.19, -2.95%. Total market cap across the whole network is about $2.62 trillion. The market is still somewhat weak today. Most major coins are basically seeing small pullbacks across the board. In terms of rhythm, look first for consolidation and digestion of the move. Don’t rush to chase—waiting for a clearer entry point will feel more comfortable.
Morning update: BTC $78,202, ETH $2,459, BNB $692, SOL $105. The four major coins are all slightly in the green over the past 24 hours. Total market cap across the entire network is back around $2.63 trillion, but overall market sentiment remains somewhat cautious. BTC’s market share is around 59.5%. My take is that funds are still clustering around core assets; if smaller coins want to take the baton, they’ll have to wait for the majors to see broader volume.
Take a quick look at the market early on August 29: BTC is at $77,736, down 3.5% over the past 24 hours; ETH is at $2,442, down 2.9%; BNB is at $690.9, down 3.1%; SOL is at $103.9, down 4.8%. The total market cap across the entire network has slipped back to $2.64 trillion. Today, the majors are overall weak, and altcoins are under pressure as well. This market is still in a risk-contraction phase—don’t rush to chase trades. First, watch whether BTC can regain and hold above the $77,000 area.
The moment I lay down on the bed after taking a shower, I suddenly seemed to understand💡
Let him go back to Beijing—it's because she has a mission to carry out. After all, you only need to know a little to realize he can't come back, yet she still brings it up over and over again.
Because there are eavesdroppers, she has to say it.
Changing the profile picture to a rabbit police officer is an indication that she is undercover.
And the fact that it's 50 million US dollars is even more proof that they know his nature—he will definitely cut his losses and stop contacting her.
She actually loves him the most.
And he also protected her by suing her.
Love is something that lies buried deep. This lesson about Sun Xue requires enlightenment.
By the size of Brother Sun’s presence, he really shouldn’t be looking to get married anymore. He could just find a partner—regardless of having a child, it would be taking eggs from A and using B’s womb. This kind of decentralized approach to having a baby makes the father of the child very easy to determine. But what about the mother?
That’s the cleverness of Sun’s philosophy. But in the end, he still didn’t escape “she’s different.” Little fairies will never understand the kind of determination a billionaire has when he decides to marry you—not the most rational, but in that moment, it’s the most head-over-heels.
Of course, I also completely understand Brother Sun. After all, people can’t keep making only the correct decisions. Sometimes you have to make a decision based on what you like—only this time, it was a misallocation of feelings.
In this chapter of Sun’s philosophy, “Treating the Younger Self,” the origin is on page 2007, and the stop-loss exit is on page 2026.
Understanding Sun’s philosophy is easy; practicing it is hard. The road is long and arduous, but if you go, you’ll reach your destination.
What happened with Sun Ge and Jing Tian made me believe what Lin Li and Fan Bingbing are involved in.
From all this, you can see that we scummy crypto-pump-and-dump guys are currently riding the wave of the times.
At one point in time, the first people to get tangled up with female celebrities were all kinds of coal bosses—that was an era belonging to coal bosses. Later, they fell into decline, and then it was the turn of the real estate bosses—that was the glorious, high-spirited era of people like Wang Jianlin and Xu Jingtong. Later, they also declined. Then it was the turn of the new rich from the internet tech circles, but even they started gradually going downhill after the pandemic.
After version after version of iteration, we’re now in the era of people like us—scummy crypto-pump-and-dump guys. History is cyclical. When these kinds of things happen around you again and again, it means the golden age of this circle is left with fewer than 5 years, and with the development of AI, it may be less than 3.
But for now, everyone here is the top-tier wave-rider of the times.
Quick morning check: BTC 80639 (+2.46%), ETH 2518 (+1.02%), BNB 713.83 (+1.50%), SOL 109.38 (+8.57%). The total market cap across the whole network has returned to $2.72 trillion. The market is still BTC-led, while SOL is more active. Today, focus on two points first: can BTC hold steady above 80,000, and will this altcoin push keep spreading? Don’t get carried away just because it’s up—Friday is better for pacing the moves.
Morning Brief (Short Version): BTC is at $78,703, basically flat over the past 24h; ETH is 2,492, BNB 703, and SOL 100.8, up about 1.9%, 1.4%, and 4.3% respectively. The total market cap across the entire network has returned to around $2.67 trillion. In terms of price action, altcoins look slightly stronger, and capital is still rotating. Today, first watch whether BTC can continue to hold above 78k.
Compared with last weekend, bravely chasing duo $BTC $ETH , Yushu $UNITREE is the underlying asset with the highest certainty. After bursting the toy factory’s fantasy, it’s only going to mean hardship for people in A; who knows whether there will be another chance to get back to break-even in this lifetime.
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The certainty of having just two consecutive announcements yesterday.
Today more information has been exposed. Yesterday, judging only from R&D expenses, today you could clearly see that after the bell was rung yesterday, there was not even a hint of excitement—no celebrating either. It was certain that they also knew they were just being used as a glove.
At this point, for the toy factory, $UNITREE , the one they’ve most let down is still their family. Those who bought in at the high open yesterday probably won’t be able to get their money back for years to come. $UNITREE