【Unisys transfers about $200 million in U.S. pension obligations to New York Life】
PR Newswire reports that Unisys (NYSE: UIS) today announced that it has transferred about $200 million in U.S. defined benefit pension obligations through the purchase of group annuity contracts...
Entry: 6.392-6.469 Take profit: 6.469 Stop loss: 6.263
Based on the trading volume distribution, the profitable positions below 6.43 have already been mostly washed out. The trapped positions above are mainly concentrated near the take-profit level. Therefore, during the first wave of the rally, the selling pressure at 6.469 will likely be heavy. After it passes that point, it becomes much easier. The position structure supports a short-term rebound.
Looking further down is even more interesting: at 6.379, there is both the key support from the previous upward move and the breakout point of the earlier big bullish candle—two supports stacking together, like they are welded in place. So I placed the entry around 6.43. It’s not about having big guts; it’s because there really is support at this level. The probability of price dropping is lower than the probability of price rising.
The take-profit level wasn’t picked out of thin air. It was calculated from the upper band of the Bollinger Band on the 1-hour chart and the prior range high. 6.469 happens to be exactly where the two resistance areas intersect. By then, long-side profit-taking and breakout/trapped-position relief would both be selling at once, making it very difficult to push through in a single attempt. Run first.
Technically, 6.263 is the key support level on the 4-hour timeframe. Once it breaks, it means the short-term trend fully turns bearish, and the downside space opens up. So this level is the watershed between bulls and bears: if it breaks, you must leave—no hesitation, no room for doubt.
【Sunshine Biopharma’s board authorizes up to a 1:20 reverse stock split】
According to Reuters, Sunshine Biopharma’s board has authorized a reverse stock split of up to 1:20 of its common stock.
Entry: 0.7033-0.7118 Take profit: 0.7265 Stop loss: 0.688
Let’s talk technicals for a couple more lines: On the 1-hour chart, the MACD forms a golden cross above the zero axis, the DIFF has just turned, and the short-term bias is bullish—no problem there; the RSI has climbed out of the oversold zone and still has room to move higher; when volume pulls back it contracts, and when the rebound comes it expands—classic signs of capital accumulation.
Honestly, I’ve been watching this level for quite a while. The price has been pulling back all the way from above down to around 0.7075, right a bit above the EMA20 (0.7). This spot isn’t chosen at random—EMA20 is the lifeline of the short-term trend. The fact that the price retraces and doesn’t break below it means the bulls haven’t given up yet. This is a typical “pullback confirmation” pattern.
The take-profit level wasn’t picked on a whim. It’s calculated from the 1-hour chart’s Bollinger upper band and the prior consolidation high. 0.7265 lands right at the intersection of two resistance zones. By then, profit-taking from longs and trapped-position unwind orders will both come in to sell, so it’s hard to push through in one go. Better to lock in gains first.
0.688 is a few points lower than the previous low, leaving a bit of buffer so you’re not taken out by a single wick. That kind of stop-out is the most irritating. The stop-loss distance is about 2.8%, and the first take-profit target is about 2.7%, for a risk-reward of 1.0:1. Even if the win rate is only half, you can still make money. The math checks out.
【BitcoinForCorps: In the next decade, Bitcoin will become an important application case for AI agents】
BitcoinForCorps said, “I believe this will be one of the main applications for Bitcoin in the next decade.” He pointed out that AI agents will value Bitcoin’s certainty and... After the news is realized, uncertainty increases; short-term BTC funds take profit, and the probability of a pullback rises.
Entry: 75509-76420 Take profit: 74427 Stop loss: 77766
Based on options/chip distribution, the trapped positions above 75965 have already built up to nearly enough; profit-taking orders below are mainly concentrated near the take-profit level. So during the downward move, the first support is at 74427. Once that breaks, it becomes easy. The chip structure supports a short-term pullback.
From the 1-hour chart, the price has been moving sideways for several candles around 75965. If it can’t push higher, that’s the strongest pressure signal. After this kind of sideways distribution, it’s often followed by a large bearish candle dropping hard. If you don’t short until after it drops, chasing it later puts you in a passive position.
The way I define this trade is a “pullback short,” not a “trend short.” So take profit needs to be decisive: once it hits 74427, exit. Don’t hold and hold until it turns into a long swing—that would be awkward. In a pullback market, just eat the middle portion; leave the head and tail for others. Safety first.
My stop loss is set fairly wide—not because I’m not afraid of losing, but because the range from 75965 to 77766 is normal price fluctuation. If it’s too tight, you’ll get swept out. But once 77766 breaks, then it’s no longer normal fluctuation—it’s a trend reversal, and you must exit decisively.
【660 BTC transferred from an unknown wallet to Coinbase custody account】
According to data from CoinBBS: Whale Alert monitoring shows that 660 bitcoins (about $50.3066 million) were transferred from an unknown wallet to Coinbase custody account... After the news lands, uncertainty increases; short-term BTC funds take profits, and the probability of a pullback rises.
Entry: 75160-76067 Take profit: 75097 Stop loss: 78107
On the 1-hour timeframe, a top divergence pattern has already formed. Price makes a new high but MACD does not—this is a typical bearish signal. After a top divergence, there is usually a pullback of 5–8 candlesticks. It has just started, so there is still room.
Looking at the 1-hour chart, price has been ranging around 75613 for several candles. If it can’t move up, that’s the strongest pressure signal. After this type of sideways distribution, it’s often followed by a big bearish candle. Don’t wait for the dump and then chase—otherwise you’ll be at a disadvantage.
This trade is defined as a "pullback short," not a "trend short." So take profit decisively: once it hits 75097, exit. Don’t hold it and turn it into a long-term position—that would be awkward. In a pullback market, you just eat the middle, leave the head and tail to others. Safety first.
From a technical perspective, 78107 is the key resistance level on the 4-hour timeframe. Once it breaks, it means the short-term trend has completely flipped bullish, and upside room will open. Therefore, this level is the dividing line between bulls and bears—if it breaks, you must leave with no hesitation.
【660 BTC transferred from an unknown wallet to Coinbase custody】
According to data from CoinBureau: Whale Alert monitoring shows that 660 bitcoins (about $50.3066 million) were transferred from an unknown wallet to Coinbase custody...
Entry: 75855-76771 Take profit: 75259 Stop loss: 79328
Technical notes, two more points: 1) The 1-hour MACD is below the zero axis and has formed a dead cross; the DIFF has just turned downward—short-term bearish pressure is fine. 2) The RSI has fallen from the overbought zone and still has room to move lower; when volume rebounds it shrinks, and when price drops volume expands—classic “funds are distributing.”
Looking further up, the 76920 area is both a key resistance from the previous leg of decline and also the takeoff point of the prior large bearish candle—two resistance levels stacking together, like a ceiling. That’s why I place the entry around 76313: not chasing the short, but waiting for the rebound to hit the resistance zone before shorting, with a favorable risk-reward.
For the remaining half, I’m watching the prior low and the integer psychological levels. When it gets there, close directly—don’t be greedy. Someone might ask why not look lower? Honestly, I also want to, but on the 4-hour chart the MACD green histogram is shortening, and the selling momentum isn’t as strong as before. Chasing a short could get you buried by a rebound—take two bites and leave, no greed.
Set the stop loss at 79328, slightly above the EMA20 by about a notch. Why there? If the resistance band around 76920 breaks, and then price breaks above the prior high, it means this isn’t a rebound anymore—it’s a true breakout. In that case, the short thesis is invalid; don’t hold and “tough it out.”
【The value of the Bitcoin held by Satoshi Nakamoto rises to $8.299 billion】
According to data from Coin World Network: Arkham reported that Satoshi Nakamoto holds 1,096,361 BTC; this month its value has risen to $8.299 billion, up 12... compared with the past 30 days.
Macro disturbances have not fully dissipated. BTC’s short-term valuation is under pressure, and the bearish bias remains unchanged.
Entry: 75829-76745 Take profit: 75961 Stop loss: 77912
The only thing to be careful about is that the 4-hour chart is still in an ascending channel. So I call this trade a "pullback short," not a "trend short." When it reaches the take-profit level, I’ll exit. Until the higher-timeframe trend reverses, all shorts are pullbacks—don’t get overly attached to the trade.
Looking higher, the 76835 level is both a key resistance from the previous leg of decline and the starting point of that earlier big bearish candle. The two resistances overlap—like a ceiling. That’s why I’m placing the entry around 76287. It’s not chasing a short; it’s waiting for the rebound to hit the resistance area and then shorting. The risk-reward ratio is favorable.
Let’s calculate: from 76287 to 75961 there’s roughly a 0.4% move. Hitting the first target is enough to take profit. If the market breaks down through the first target, then I’ll hold the remaining position to try for the second target. If it doesn’t reach it, it’s still fine—because the first tier has already locked in the profit.
A stop loss isn’t admitting defeat—it’s protecting your principal. If it breaks 77912, it means my judgment is wrong. If you’re wrong, accept it—don’t fight the market. The outcome for stubborn positions is often going deeper and deeper, and finally getting cut at the highest point. Set the stop loss and sleep well.
A U.S. House committee has advanced a crypto tax bill. The bill’s progress signals further action by the United States on crypto-asset regulation.
Macro disruptions have not subsided. ETH’s near-term valuation remains under pressure, and the bearish setup is unchanged.
Entry: 2399-2428 Take profit: 2364 Stop loss: 2471
From the moving-average system, the 5-day moving average has already turned downward and is almost crossing with the 10-day moving average to form a “dead cross.” A bearish alignment of short-term moving averages is taking shape. A drop below the EMA20 is the confirmation signal—then adding to the position will be in time. For now, hold the starter position.
If you wait for a higher level to short, you’ll most likely not get the chance and will miss this leg lower. The current price is 2393, not far from the entry zone—short in batches. Don’t go all-in at once; keep some ammo ready to handle any upside spike.
Let’s estimate: from 2414 to 2364 is roughly 2.1% of room. Hitting the first target is enough to take profit. If the market performs well and breaks below the first target, then hold the remaining position to aim for the second target. If you can’t reach it, you’re not losing—since the first tranche has already locked in profit.
Technically, 2471 is a key resistance level on the 4-hour timeframe. Once it breaks, it means the short-term trend has fully flipped bullish, and upside room opens up. That’s why this level is the line between long and short—if it breaks, you must exit with no hesitation.
【U.S. House Ways and Means Committee passes a proposal to exempt taxes on small Bitcoin network fees】
The U.S. House Ways and Means Committee has passed a proposal to exempt taxes on fees for small Bitcoin network transactions. With the news landing, uncertainty decreases. The XAU technical indicators stabilize, and rebound momentum keeps building.
Entry: 4291-4343 Take profit: 4359 Stop loss: 4192
From the moving average system, the 5-day moving average has already turned upward and is about to cross above the 10-day moving average. A bullish alignment of the short-term moving averages is forming. When price reclaims and holds above the EMA20, that will be the confirmation signal—then adding positions will be in time. For now, hold the initial core position.
To be honest, I’ve been watching this level for quite a while. Price has pulled back from above all the way to around 4317, right slightly above the EMA20 (4287). This spot wasn’t chosen casually—EMA20 is the lifeline of the short-term trend. The fact that price doesn’t break below it shows the bulls haven’t surrendered yet. It’s a typical "pullback confirmation" pattern.
The take-profit level wasn’t decided on a whim. It’s calculated based on the 1-hour chart Bollinger Band upper rail and the prior range high. 4359 happens to sit right at the intersection of two resistance levels. When it reaches there, the profit-taking by longs and the repositioning/covering orders will hit together. It will be hard to push through in one go—so it’s better to exit first.
I set my stop loss relatively wide—not because I’m not afraid of losses, but because the 4317 to 4192 area is within normal fluctuation. Making it too tight could get you shaken out. But once it breaks below 4192, then it’s no longer normal fluctuation—it means a trend reversal. You must leave decisively.
【Binance: Users can use BTC as collateral to borrow up to 1000 USDT】
Binance announced that users can use BTC as collateral to borrow up to 1000 USDT. In the first 30 days of the loan, price liquidation will not be triggered.
Macroeconomic disruption has not faded. BTC’s short-term valuation is under pressure, and the bearish setup remains unchanged.
Entry: 75784-76699 Take profit: 75293 Stop loss: 77977
From the positioning data, the trapped-position orders above 76242 have already been piled up quite a bit. Below, the profitable orders are mainly concentrated near the take-profit level. Therefore, during the decline, the first wave of support is at 75293. Once that breaks, things should become easy.
The volume during the rebound shrank very noticeably, indicating that the buying momentum is exhausted. It’s not really meant to go up—it’s a bull trap. When the volume shrinks to the extreme, that’s the start point of the drop. The area around 76242 is exactly within the range where price pauses despite low volume, making the entry have a very high cost-effectiveness.
I define this trade as a "short on the pullback," not a "short on the trend." So take profit decisively. If it reaches 75293, exit—don’t keep holding and turn it into a long-term position; that would be awkward. For pullback conditions, eat the middle portion; leave the head and tail for others. Safety first.
With the stop loss at 77977 a few points higher than the recent high, I’m leaving a bit of buffer to avoid getting swept away by a single wick. That’s the most annoying scenario. The stop-loss distance is about 2.3%, while the first take-profit target is about 1.2%, giving a risk/reward of 0.5:1. Even if the win rate is only half, it’s still profitable. The math checks out.
【Binance: Users can use BTC as collateral to borrow up to 1,000 USDT】
Binance announced that users can use BTC as collateral to borrow up to 1,000 USDT. During the first 30 days of the loan, no price liquidation will be triggered. Based on on-chain data, net inflows to exchanges have increased recently. Some holders choose to reduce their positions after the news lands. This increases short-term sell pressure on BTC, so be wary of the risk of further pullbacks. Macroeconomic disturbances have not been fully digested yet. The market still has disagreements over expectations for the subsequent policy path. As one of the core assets in the crypto market, BTC faces valuation pressure in the short term. The bearish outlook for the medium to short term remains unchanged.
Entry: 75,933–76,850 Take profit: 75,177 Stop loss: 79,616
The KDJ has already formed a dead cross at a high level. The J value has turned downward from the overbought zone, and short-term downside momentum is building. The Bollinger Bands are also starting to tighten; after the tightening, direction selection comes next. Combined with the previous resistance levels, the probability of a downward breakout is higher.
Trading volume shrank very noticeably during the rebound, indicating that the buying pressure is running out. It’s not a real push higher—it looks like a bull trap. When volume shrinks to an extreme, that’s when the decline starts. The level 76,392 is within the range of the volume-contraction stall rebound, making it a very good entry with high cost-effectiveness.
I define this trade as a "short on a pullback," not a "short on a trend." Therefore, take profit must be decisive: exit at 75,177. Don’t hold and turn it into a long-term position—that would be awkward. For a pullback, it’s enough to catch the middle segment; leave the head and tail to others. Safety first.
Stop loss is not admitting defeat—it’s protecting the principal. If a break above 79,616 happens, it means my judgment is wrong. If it’s wrong, accept it—don’t argue with the market. Holding the position through losses usually results in going deeper, and you end up getting cut at the highest point. Set your stop loss and you can sleep easy.
【Mark Yusko: Bitcoin’s reasonable value is $105,000】
Mark Yusko, CEO of Morgan Creek Capital, said that based on the Metcalfe’s Law, Bitcoin’s reasonable value is $105,000, showing a bullish trend. Macroeconomic disturbance factors have not been fully absorbed; market expectations for the next policy path remain divided. As one of the core assets in the crypto market, BTC’s near-term valuation is under pressure, and the medium-to-short-term bearish pattern remains unchanged. From the capital-flow perspective, after the news is released, uncertainty increases. In the short term, funds tend to take profits and stand by. BTC’s technicals have already shown a slowdown/consolidation stagnation signal. Combined with disturbances from the news, the probability of a pullback increases.
Entry: 75881-76798 Take profit: 75249 Stop loss: 79669
The KDJ has already formed a death cross at a high level; the J value turns downward from the overbought zone, and downside momentum is accumulating. The Bollinger Bands have also started to contract. After the contraction, direction choice comes into play; combined with the prior resistance level, the probability of breaking downward is higher.
Looking further upward, the 76873 area is both the key resistance level from the previous drop and the start point of the prior big bearish candle. The two resistance points overlap—like a ceiling. So I place the entry around 76339. This isn’t chasing a short; it’s waiting for the rebound back to the resistance level before shorting, with a favorable risk-reward ratio.
The 75249 level is the lower edge of a prior high-volume trading zone, where the most chips are stacked and support is strongest. The first time it reaches there, it will most likely see some back-and-forth. I don’t expect it to hit the target in one shot. When it gets there, I reduce positions first, then decide whether to short again after the rebound is confirmed. Timing matters more than direction.
I set my stop loss fairly wide—not because I’m not afraid of losing, but because the 76339 to 79669 range is a normal fluctuation zone. Too narrow a stop is easy to get shaken out. But once it breaks above 79669, it’s no longer normal fluctuation—it’s a trend reversal. At that point, you must exit decisively.
【U.S. House Speaker French Hill submits a strategic Bitcoin reserve bill to Congress】
U.S. House Speaker French Hill submitted a strategic Bitcoin reserve bill to Congress this morning. The bill aims to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve and a separate digital asset reserve, so that federal Bitcoin can be held within the U.S. Treasury. Based on on-chain data, recent exchange net inflows have increased. Some holders have chosen to reduce their positions after the news was released, which has intensified near-term selling pressure on BTC. Be cautious of the risk of further pullbacks. From a capital-flow perspective, after the news was released, uncertainty has increased. In the short term, funds tend to lock in profits and wait. The BTC technical indicators have already shown signs of sluggish performance (a stagnation breakout failure). Combined with disturbances from the news cycle, the probability of a pullback rises.
Entry: 75467-76378 Take Profit: 75622 Stop Loss: 78669
KDJ has already formed a dead cross at high levels. The J value has turned downward from the overbought zone, and short-term downside momentum is building. The Bollinger Bands have also started to tighten. After the bands tighten, direction will be chosen. Combined with the earlier resistance levels, the probability of breaking downward is higher.
Trading volume shrank very clearly during the rebound, indicating that the buy-side is running out of steam. It’s not a genuine move higher—it’s more likely a bull trap to lure longs. When volume shrinks to the extreme, that’s when the drop typically begins. The 75922 level falls right within the volume-dry-up stagnation range, making it a very good entry spot.
Let’s calculate: from 75922 to 75622, there’s about 0.4% upside space (downside move for a short). The first target is enough to take profit. If the market performs strongly and breaks the first target, then you can use the remaining position to go for the second target. If it doesn’t reach the second target, it’s still not a loss—because the first tier already locks in profit.
Stop loss isn’t admitting defeat—it’s protecting principal. A break above 78669 means my assessment was wrong. If you’re wrong, accept it—don’t fight the market. Holding and refusing to exit usually ends with losses getting deeper, and finally being cut at the highest point. Set your stop loss, and you can sleep peacefully.
【Evernorth: Plans to go public on Nasdaq, holding more than 473 million XRP】
According to data from CoinCircle.com, Evernorth, a digital-asset treasury company backed by Ripple, is nearing a shareholder vote that could list its treasury strategy holding more than 473 million XRP on Nasdaq under the ticker code XRPN. Shareholders of Armada Acquisition Corp. II are scheduled to vote on September 30. If approved and other conditions are met, the merged company is expected to trade on Nasdaq. Evernorth said the contribution from its XRP purchases and commitments has exceeded 473.3 million XRP, including the recent purchase of $214 million worth of...
On-chain data shows that recent net inflows to exchanges have increased. Some position holders choose to reduce holdings after the news is released, which adds to near-term selling pressure on XRP. Be alert to the risk of further pullbacks.
From a fund-flow perspective, after the news lands, uncertainty increases. In the short term, funds tend to take profits and stay on the sidelines. XRP’s technical chart has already shown signs of a slowdown in momentum. Combined with disruptions from the news, the probability of a pullback rises.
Entry: 1.277-1.292 Take profit: 1.277 Stop loss: 1.335
Looking at the moving-average system, the 5-day moving average has already turned downward and is close to forming a dead cross with the 10-day moving average. A bearish alignment of short-term moving averages is taking shape. Dropping below the EMA20 is the confirmation signal—then adding positions would be timely. For now, hold the initial stake.
If you wait to short at a higher level, you’ll most likely miss this leg of the decline. The current price is 1.276, not far from the entry. Short in batches—don’t go all-in at once. Keep some “ammunition” to deal with any upside push.
At 1.277, this is the lower edge of a previous high-activity trading zone, where the most concentrated holdings are. That means the strongest support is likely here. On the first arrival, there will probably be some back-and-forth. I don’t expect it to hit perfectly in one go. If it reaches the level, reduce some positions first, and decide whether to short again only after the rebound is confirmed. Timing matters more than direction.
Stop loss isn’t admitting defeat—it’s protecting capital. A break above 1.335 means my judgment is wrong. If I’m wrong, admit it. Don’t fight the market. The outcome of holding losing positions tends to be “the deeper you hold, the worse it gets,” and you often end up cutting at the highest point. Set your stop loss, and you can sleep peacefully.
【Bitcoin Core 32.0 Candidate Release Announced, Full Version Expected in October】
The first candidate version of Bitcoin Core 32.0 was released on September 14, with the official version expected to roll out on October 10. This version will introduce a fee-estimation mechanism based on unconfirmed transactions, and it will read transaction data in parallel to speed up block validation—wallets will also default to using the PSBT v2 format. In addition, the update fixes a vulnerability in non-Windows systems where authenticated users could execute commands via a malicious wallet name. It also addresses an issue where the new web server and REST interface could cause node memory to be exhausted. From a liquidity perspective, once the news lands, uncertainty increases. In the short term, funds tend to take profits and wait, while BTC’s technicals have shown a sluggish/consolidation signal. Combined with disruptions from the news, the probability of a pullback rises. Macroeconomic factors have not been fully digested yet. Market expectations for the next policy path remain divided. As one of the key core assets in the crypto market, BTC faces valuation pressure in the short term, and the bearish bias for the mid-to-short term remains unchanged.
Entry: 76030-76948 Take profit: 75394 Stop loss: 78334
The KDJ has already produced a dead cross at a high level; the J value has turned downward from the overbought zone. Short-term downside momentum is building. The Bollinger Bands have also started to narrow; after the bands narrow, direction selection follows. Combined with the previous resistance levels, the probability of breaking down is higher.
At this point, I am bearish. Price moved up from below to around 76489, just brushing slightly below the EMA20 (77066). If it can’t break through, that’s the pressure confirmation. EMA20 is the life-or-death line for the short-term trend: if the rebound can’t get above and hold here, it means the bears still control the situation.
75394 is the lower edge of a previously high-activity trading zone, where the most capital is concentrated. That provides the strongest support. The first time price reaches it, there will likely be some back-and-forth. I don’t expect it to hit the target in one go. When it gets there, I’ll reduce positions first, then wait for confirmation on the rebound before deciding whether to go short again—timing matters more than blindly choosing direction.
Some say the stop loss is meant for the main players (large traders); they watch your stop loss to sweep it. That makes sense, but you can’t let that cause you to ignore risk. Setting the stop loss at 78334 places it above the dense resistance zone. For the main players to sweep it, they’d need to spend a lot more—cost too high—so it’s relatively safer.
【Coinbase premium drops to a one-month low, BTC pulls back】
According to data from the Coin World, Coinbase’s premium has fallen to the lowest level in the past month, indicating weaker U.S. demand. Investors are also facing setbacks from crypto legislation and prospects of tighter monetary policy. On Tuesday, data showed the premium was about -0.07%, equivalent to a thin profit of roughly $50 on Bitcoin at $75,900, suggesting that buying demand on U.S. exchanges is soft. Because the “Clear Act” was unable to pass, the premium deepened from -0.02% the day before to -0.07%. Bitcoin is currently down to around $75,000. The Federal Reserve is expected to raise rates by 25 basis points on Wednesday, further…
From a liquidity standpoint, once the news lands, uncertainty increases. In the short term, funds tend to take profits and stand by. BTC’s technicals have also shown a stagnation signal, and combined with disturbances in the news environment, the probability of a pullback rises.
This news puts some pressure on BTC. As market risk appetite falls, capital moves away from high-risk assets, and BTC faces near-term pressure to give back gains.
Entry: 76061-76979 Take profit: 75090 Stop loss: 78932
Looking at the moving average system, the 5-day moving average has already turned downward and is about to form a death cross with the 10-day moving average. A bearish configuration of short-term moving averages is currently forming. A break below the EMA20 is the confirmation signal. When that happens, adding to the position will be in time; for now, hold the base position.
From the 1-hour chart, price has been moving sideways for several candles around 76,520. If it can’t rise, that’s the strongest pressure signal. After such a sideways distribution, it’s often followed by a large bearish candle dropping. Don’t short later while waiting for the dump—you’ll be passive.
Let’s calculate: from 76,520 down to 75,090 there is roughly 1.9% room, and the first target is enough to take profit. If the market gives strong momentum and breaks below the first target, then hold the remaining position to aim for the second target. If you can’t, it’s not a loss anyway—because the first tier has already locked in the profit.
Some say stop loss is set for the main players. They watch your stop loss and sweep it. That has merit, but you shouldn’t take that to extremes. Place the stop loss at 78,932 above the dense resistance zone. For the main players to sweep that far, it would cost them a lot—too expensive—so it’s relatively safer.
【Unknown wallets transferred 1,479 BTC, worth about $11.17 million】
According to data from CoinWorld Network: Whale Alert monitoring shows that 1,479 BTC (about $11.17 million) were just transferred from one unknown wallet to another unknown wallet.
This news exerts some pressure on BTC. As market risk appetite cools and funds retreat from high-risk assets, BTC faces short-term pressure from profit-taking.
Macroeconomic disturbance factors have not been fully digested. Market expectations regarding the subsequent policy path remain divided. As one of the core assets in the crypto market, BTC’s valuation is under pressure in the short term. The bearish pattern in the short-to-medium term remains unchanged.
Entry: 75956-76873 Take profit: 75499 Stop loss: 80060
The one thing to be careful about: the 4-hour chart is still within an upward channel. So I call this trade a “pullback short,” not a “trend short.” When it hits the take-profit level, we exit.
Before the higher-timeframe trend has reversed, all short positions are pullback shorts—don’t get stuck fighting it.
The trading volume shrank very clearly during the rebound, indicating that buy-side momentum is exhausted. It doesn’t look like it’s truly going to rise—it’s likely a bull trap. When the volume contraction reaches its extreme, that’s the likely starting point for the drop. The area around 76414 is right within the range of volume contraction followed by a stall—so the trade entry has a very high cost-effectiveness.
I define this trade as a “pullback short,” not a “trend short.” Therefore, the take profit must be decisive: exit at 75499. Don’t hold it and turn it into a long-term position—that would be awkward. In a pullback market, it’s about taking the middle portion; leave the head and tail for others. Safety first.
Some people say the stop loss is for the masterminds to see, and they’ll just target your stop. That makes sense, but don’t let that stop you from trading. Set the stop loss at 80060, above a dense pressure zone. For them to sweep up to this level, it would cost a lot, so the cost is too high—relatively safer.
【Unknown wallet transfers 1,479 BTC, worth about $11.17 million】
According to CoinCircle data: Whale Alert monitoring shows that 1,479 BTC (about $11.17 million) has just been transferred from one unknown wallet to another unknown wallet.
From the capital flow perspective, after the news is confirmed, uncertainty increases. In the short term, funds tend to take profits and stand by. Meanwhile, the BTC technical indicators have shown a stagnation signal. Combined with disturbances from the news, the probability of a pullback rises.
This news exerts some pressure on BTC. As market risk appetite declines, capital withdraws from high-risk assets, and BTC faces near-term pressure from profit-taking.
Entry: 76091-77009 Take profit: 75261 Stop loss: 79023
Let’s talk a bit more about the technicals: The 1-hour MACD has a dead cross below the zero line; the DIFF has just turned downward—short-term bearishness is fine. RSI has dropped from the overbought zone and still has room to move lower. Volume contracts during rebounds and expands during declines—classic “distribution” behavior by smart money.
When the price rebounds, volume shrinks very noticeably, indicating the buying side is running out of steam. It’s not a real attempt to rise; it’s a bull trap. Wait for volume contraction to reach the extreme—then that’s the starting point for the drop. The 76,550 area is exactly the range where the contraction and stagnation occur, so the entry has very good value.
The take-profit level isn’t set on a whim. It’s calculated from the 1-hour chart using the lower Bollinger Band and the prior consolidation swing low. 75,261 lies right at the intersection of two support zones. By then, short profit-takers and dip-buyers will meet at the same time, making it difficult to pass through in one go—better to exit first.
Set the stop loss at 79,023, one notch above the EMA20. Why here? If the resistance band at 77,031 breaks and then price surpasses the previous high, that would indicate it’s not just a rebound—it’s a real breakout. In that case, the short thesis is invalid. If it breaks, then “not closing the short” would just become holding through—no choice but to hold the position.
【LNG market faces long-term suspension at the Strait of Hormuz; Japanese shipping company says】
According to Bloomberg, Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd. said it expects LNG shipments through the Strait of Hormuz will not resume anytime soon, which implies a prolonged disruption. This could keep prices elevated and suppress demand in Asia.
The news provides HYPE with a periodical positive catalyst, lifting market risk appetite and driving capital back into crypto assets. As ETH is the second-largest crypto asset by market cap, it directly benefits from the sentiment recovery.
From a capital-flow perspective, once the news lands, the marginal uncertainty declines. In the short term, funds tend to position for rebound candidates that are oversold. HYPE’s technicals have already shown signs of stabilization, and combined with the news catalyst, the probability of a rebound increases.
Entry: 76.937-77.865 Take profit: 78.901 Stop loss: 74.356
The KDJ has already formed a golden cross at the lows. The J value is turning upward from the oversold zone, and short-term rebound momentum is building. The Bollinger Bands have also started to narrow; after the narrowing, direction will be chosen. Combined with the earlier support level, the probability of an upside breakout is higher.
In the previous pullbacks, it rebounded from around 76.649 every time—this time is no different. After repeated confirmation, the support is more reliable. I’m not trying to buy at the very bottom. I buy at 77.401, after support is confirmed. Although I make a few fewer points, my win rate is much higher, which is worth it.
I’ll take profit in two stages: first at 78.901, and the second at the prior high. First, 78.901: that level has been moving sideways for quite a while. A lot of people have been trapped there, and many are also taking profit there. So when price reaches it for the first time, there will definitely be selling pressure. I’ll sell half when it gets there to lock in gains.
Set the stop loss at 74.356, one band below the EMA20. Why here? If the support band around 76.649 breaks and price also breaks the previous low, that means it’s not just a pullback—it’s a true breakdown. Then the bullish thesis is invalidated; if you don’t exit, you’ll basically be holding a losing trade.
【Binance Will Adjust Minimum Price Precision for Some Spot Trading Pairs on September 23, 2026】
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Macroeconomic uncertainty factors have not been fully digested, and market expectations for the future policy path remain divided. As one of the core assets in the crypto market, SPCX faces valuation pressure in the short term, and the medium-to-short-term bearish setup has not changed.
From a liquidity perspective, after the news is implemented, uncertainty increases. In the short term, funds tend to take profits and stand by. SPCX’s technical chart has already shown lagging/consolidation signals. Combined with the news-driven disturbance, the probability of a pullback is rising.
Entry: 144.4-146.1 Take profit: 143.6 Stop loss: 150.2
The one thing to stay careful about is that it’s still in an upward channel on the 4-hour timeframe. So I call this trade “shorting a pullback,” not a “trend short.” When it hits the take-profit level, I run. Until the higher-level trend reverses, all shorts are pullbacks—don’t get stubborn.
In the previous rallies that bounced up near 146.5, they were hammered down again, and this time will be no exception. After the pressure level has been repeatedly validated, it’s more reliable. I’m not trying to sell at the very top. Shorting around 145.2 after the pressure confirmation may net a few fewer points, but the win rate is much higher—worth it.
At 143.6, it’s the lower boundary of a previously high-activity trading zone where chips are most heavily accumulated, providing the strongest support. The first time it reaches there, it will likely see some back-and-forth. I don’t expect it to hit the target in one go. When it gets there, I reduce position first, then wait for the rebound confirmation before deciding whether to short again. Timing is more important than direction.
Someone says stop loss is set for the main players to see, and they will watch for your stop-loss sweep. That’s true to a point. But you can’t throw caution out the window. Setting the stop loss at 150.2 is placed above a dense pressure zone. For the main players to sweep this far, it would cost them a lot—too expensive—so it’s relatively safer.