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$800,000 became the biggest wall in Bitcoin
Bitcoin rises to 80,000—right at the doorstep it hits a giant wall
This wall is the largest supply-dense zone across the whole network
Coincidentally, it also lines up with the average cost line of ETF holders
And there’s the 50-week moving average too—it’s pressing down right at this level
Three layers of pressure stacking together make 80,000 a squeeze machine for both longs and shorts
What does a supply-dense zone mean? A lot of chips traded here
These people bought around 80,000—once they break even they want to run, creating natural selling pressure
The fact that ETF holders’ average cost sits here means institutions are waiting here too
If it breaks above 80,000, the area above is wide open
If it can’t break, then it has to keep grinding back and forth, digesting the trapped positions little by little
My take: at the 80,000 level, there’s more story than just the number itself
It’s not only a psychological barrier, but also a cost barrier—and even a trend barrier
Historically, whenever Bitcoin breaks through a dense supply zone like this, it tends to go through a period of accelerated momentum
But the prerequisite is that there has to be enough capital to absorb the selling pressure
Right now, the rhythm is: it rises one day, rests the next—clearly building up power
Either it breaks out with volume, or it’s a fake drop and a shakeout with no real third option
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Solana is taking aim at staking rewards—issuing less
The Solana community is currently arguing over a major proposal:
cut the staking reward rate down to 2.25%
and simultaneously cut the token supply issuance by $1.5 billion.
Put simply: issue fewer new coins to hit the brakes on inflation.
Solana’s staking rewards have always been high—because of ongoing token issuance.
More issuance means higher rewards, but the coin price is also continuously diluted.
Now the proposal to cut emissions essentially sacrifices short-term returns in exchange for long-term scarcity.
For stakers, that means earning less directly.
But for the price, it could be good news—fewer new coins means less selling pressure naturally.
The community is in an uproar: some people are cursing it, others are applauding it.
In my view, this is a signal that Solana is shifting from a growth narrative to a value narrative.
Previously, it attracted users with high yields; now it wants to retain them with the ecosystem and scarcity.
Every project eventually reaches this point: from burning money to buy growth to spending more carefully to seek health.
Cutting emissions causes short-term pain, but long-term it supports the coin price.
However, there are also risks: rewards that are too low could reduce staking incentives, and network security might take a hit.
This cut is aimed at inflation—it pays for the future.
Solana’s community governance is once again at the stage where its true quality will be tested.
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Encrypted voucher brokerage retaliates by entering U.S. equities derivatives
Ripple Prime, a veteran brokerage in the crypto space, has suddenly crossed over
It officially launched a U.S. equities benefits derivatives business, Delta One
Institutional clients can play U.S. stocks, indices, crypto assets—an all-spectrum total return swap
It can even support cross-market collateralization: one account connects traditional and crypto
Translate the hedge playbook from Wall Street—now crypto brokerages can deliver it too
Total return swaps are the kind of high-end tools institutions love: no need to truly buy stocks to profit from both upside and downside
What used to be exclusive to investment banks can now be done by crypto brokerages
What does this mean? Crypto and traditional finance funds are swimming in the same pool
Ripple Prime’s move into U.S. derivatives is backed by regulatory compliance confidence
If this business runs smoothly, it effectively opens a bidirectional channel for institutions
Traditional capital can route through to buy crypto, and crypto capital can route through to trade U.S. equities
My take: this is part of crypto finance’s rite of passage to adulthood
From selling coins to market making, and then to derivatives—crypto brokerages step by step grow into all-round specialists
Wall Street’s walls are being dismantled bit by bit by crypto capital
But don’t get too excited: derivatives are a double-edged sword—they can hedge and also amplify risk
Institutions want tools; retail investors want clarity
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Korean Financial Titans Declare They Will Build a $1 Billion Crypto Empire
Korean finance circles—an heavyweight player is moving in
Mirae Asset Financial Group, Korea’s top asset manager, has just acquired the digital asset platform Digital X
The founder personally drew up the blueprint for employees, with a target directly aimed at a $1 billion crypto landscape
Stablecoins, RWA, and security tokens—everything is going to be done
This isn’t hype about a small crypto project; it’s a financial group managing trillions in assets
Digital X is a long-established crypto platform in Korea. By buying it, Mirae Asset effectively gains local licenses and users
Next steps: issuing stablecoins, putting real-world assets on-chain, and tokenizing securities
Every move is made within the bounds regulators can accept
Koreans are always bold in execution—from semiconductors to K-Pop, and now to crypto finance
When traditional finance giants enter, it’s never just to trade coins—they’re here to fix and build infrastructure
My view: this is a signal that traditional finance across Asia is fully embracing crypto
Previously, crypto projects begged banks to open accounts. Now banking giants are stepping in and buying platforms themselves
Mirae Asset’s move is tantamount to admitting crypto is the main battlefield of the next round of finance
A $1 billion target sounds exaggerated, but they have real money and real licenses
For retail investors, when big players enter, the pie gets bigger—but the rules will also become more stringent
The era of rampant growth is being reshaped by capital
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AI targets Bitcoin code and spots issues, triggering emergency alerts
The Bitcoin Lightning Network has sounded another security alarm
This time, it was caused by AI—but in the opposite direction
Not an AI attack—AI found a pile of vulnerabilities while writing code
Developers have issued an urgent warning to all node operators—patch immediately
Details must remain confidential for two weeks until fixes are in place before disclosure
This is the second Lightning Network security emergency this month
Last time it was an AI-driven attack; this time it’s AI-written code that went wrong
Ironic—on the same machine, it can be both a spear and a shield
The Lightning Network is Bitcoin’s fast lane for payments, handling small, high-frequency transfers
When it goes down, the entire Bitcoin payment experience shakes
The developers’ response was professional: fix first, then disclose—without causing panic
But underlying issues can’t stay hidden; the codebase keeps getting more complex, and human eyes can’t keep up
When AI writes code, it also needs AI to review it—this cycle has already begun
My take: Lightning Network troubles are a microcosm of Bitcoin growing too fast
More users means more attackers, so the code faces more pressure
But from another angle, every alert is like the system getting a free health check
No matter how many rounds of crises Bitcoin survives, it ends up stronger
The key is that after this, security incidents will only increase, not decrease
For ordinary users: choose a reliable wallet—don’t cut corners; it’s stronger than anything else
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On the eve of the global central bank conference, Bitcoin holds its ground at the threshold of 80,000
Jackson Hole: the Fed’s annual grand show begins tonight
Fed Chair Warsh is set to take the stage—crypto markets are all waiting
Bitcoin is now hovering around 80,000; the next move will depend entirely on what he says
Analysts generally expect he’ll speak tough on inflation
But the rate hike—at least—has to be delayed until after the midterm elections in mid-November
Translation: words may be tough, but hands don’t dare to move
Inflation hasn’t been fully stamped out, and the economy is starting to soften again—so the Fed is getting scolded from both sides
In this kind of situation, Bitcoin ends up in the most comfortable spot
They don’t dare to raise rates, and they don’t dare to pump liquidity—the market’s expectations for USD easing are back
Right now, the market script goes like this: if inflation data is good, BTC drops; if data is bad, BTC is undecided and gets stuck
The real direction has to wait until Warsh finishes his remarks
My view: don’t treat central bank speeches as trading instructions—treat them as a barometer of sentiment
Jackson Hole has long been a turning point for markets, and big swings often start here
But remember: a speech is only the spark, not the fuel
Fuel is liquidity expectations—the Fed’s actual moves over the next three months
After Bitcoin breaks above 80,000, every step it takes will depend on how the US dollar reacts
Someone is definitely going to lose sleep tonight—are you watching the show, or watching the order book?
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Bain Capital leading the way—laying the rails for tokenization settlement on Wall Street
Tokenization hasn’t officially started yet on Wall Street, but clearing firms are already taking the money
The US clearing and custody company RQD has just raised $74 million
Led by Bain Capital, the asset-management giant—signals are strong
What is this company going to do? Expand digital-asset and tokenization infrastructure
In plain terms: trading venues have been set up, and matching has been set up—but the settlement leg where money and goods are exchanged hasn’t been fully connected
RQD is here to plug that weak spot
Right now, traditional brokerages are quietly preparing for the tokenized market
Stocks, bonds, funds—everything gets put on-chain. Sounds great
But Wall Street’s old rules still apply: every trade ultimately has to be cleared and settled
Without the clearing rails, tokenization is just castles in the air
Bain’s $74 million buys tickets to the next round of infrastructure
Clearing firms are the arteries of the financial system—get the blood vessels open first, and then the blood flow moves fast
My take: this round’s funding amount isn’t huge; the signal matters much more than the number
Capital has already started positioning for the tokenization era
When tokenized stocks and bonds roll out across Wall Street, the first to collect will be those “shovels-for-hire” infrastructure providers
Clearing, custody, and post-trade processing—this is the safest business
Retail traders stare at the K-line every day; smart money is building the road
What you need to do isn’t guess whether tomorrow goes up or down—you need to see which direction the money is paving
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UK: 240 people made over $1.3 million each by trading coins
The UK tax authorities first started tracking cryptocurrency capital gains separately
In the 2024–2025 fiscal year, 17,600 people in the UK reported crypto profits
Total amount reached $1.87 billion—an average of over $100,000 per person
Among them, the top 240 made over $1.3 million each
Note: this is reported profit, not the amount of tax paid—real numbers are even more thrilling
The British play crypto more seriously than you might think
A reported scale of $1.87 billion shows that crypto in the UK is no longer a niche toy
When the tax office lists crypto as its own line item, it’s essentially an official stamp—this market is big enough
From another angle: 17,600 people voluntarily filed returns—most people are still following the rules
But the 240 winners in the million-dollar tier already tell the story
The UK is a long-established financial hub, where crypto is a legal business—not a gray-area game
Even tax audits are starting to use crypto data—ordinary people’s wallets being transparent is only a matter of time
My take: what matters isn’t the numbers themselves, but the tax authority’s stance
When a market is considered mature, you can tell by whether it makes it onto the tax forms
This UK move is like handing crypto an adult ID card
For long-term players, compliance is a good thing—at least you don’t have to live in constant worry
But don’t get too excited: the tighter the tax office looks, the smaller the space for tax evasion
Markets rise and fall—tax bills never stay absent
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Korea’s top financial conglomerates move into the stablecoin space—Shinhan Financial teams up with Visa 💳
Test issuance, transfers, redemptions—end-to-end service, plus an AI payment model

How big is Shinhan Financial in Korea? A presence at the level of the top chaebols.
Its entry is basically the traditional finance world starting to take the stablecoin track seriously.
Not just talk—actually running real tests with real money.

Teaming up with Visa is even more interesting: a payments giant plus a banking giant—two old-school elites joining forces.
This shows that stablecoins are no longer something the crypto community just hypes for fun; they’re being treated as the next generation of payment infrastructure.
Token issuance, transfers, redemptions—all handled with compliance across the full flow. That’s the stablecoin institutions want.
An AI payment model is also being built, meaning they want to plug stablecoins into automated business scenarios.
With Visa’s global network already there, once it works, cross-border settlement costs can drop by an order of magnitude.

On the market today, many stablecoins are, frankly, “shadow banking” style.
Only after banks—i.e., the proper regulated players—move in does the story about compliant stablecoins’ market share really begin.
Korean regulators have long been quite strict on crypto. This time, big-name players are doing it with licenses—clearly a different path.
Bank credit plus regulatory endorsement: with this combo, both retail users and merchants are more likely to accept it.

Every step traditional finance takes forward expands the imagination space for crypto by another block.
Big players cluster to test stablecoins—showing the track is shifting from a speculative product to core infrastructure.
If you understand this trend, you’ll know why the stablecoin sector keeps drawing capital attention.

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The U.S. SEC is reopening old issues—crypto custody rules are back on the table 📋
Back in 2023, they already wanted to draw up guidelines for how crypto assets should be held by investment advisers. The plan didn’t get pushed through.
Now they’re taking a different approach and trying again. Exactly how things will change is still being kept tightly under wraps by officials.

Why should you keep an eye on this? Because custody is the entry ticket for institutional funds.
When big money moves into crypto, the first thing isn’t buying coins—it’s finding a compliant place to store them.
If individuals manage their own wallets, that’s one thing. But institutions don’t dare take risks—one mistake could mean an astronomical lawsuit.
Once custody rules are implemented, banks and brokerages will finally dare to handle customers’ crypto assets at scale.

What the previous administration couldn’t get done, this new one is picking up again. The direction alone can tell you something.
The rules haven’t been released yet, which suggests there’s still internal debate. But the fact that they’re going back and forth again and again is itself a signal:
Regulators are giving crypto a formal seat—not simply driving it away.
The version from back then drew too much criticism for being too strict. This time, it will likely be a bit looser—but nobody knows where the bottom line is.

For retail investors, custody rules may look unrelated to the market. In reality, they matter a lot.
When institutional money comes in, liquidity thickens—volatility will gradually be dampened.
Of course, don’t expect overnight changes. From when a rule is proposed to when it’s actually rolled out, the timeline is measured in years.

In the short term, with the rules still vague, it’s normal that the market doesn’t react.
In the long run, once custody becomes compliant, traditional large capital will finally have the courage to enter.
Standardized on-chain asset custody is one of the key prerequisites for institutions to really move in.
During this kind of “quiet period,” it’s basically waiting for a passcode.

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A quantum-safe solution for Bitcoin has arrived — code name SHRINCS 🛡️
One-sentence summary: Make Bitcoin use post-quantum signatures without crowding block capacity too much.

Earlier post-quantum proposals had one big issue: the signatures were too large—one transaction could take up a huge chunk of space.
Blocks are already tight. After that, fees would basically take off.
When quantum computers finally arrive, these signature algorithms could be broken in minutes.
That’s what your coins fear most.

SHRINCS aims to balance both sides: stronger security for signatures while protecting network throughput.
It’s the limit move for tech nerds—grabbing both safety and capacity.
Even the research team has specifically estimated it: the capacity loss is far smaller than in existing solutions, making it a route that can actually be deployed.

Signature algorithms have carried the network for decades, but quantum computers specialize in cracking these kinds of hard math problems.
The day the computing power is sufficient, deriving private keys becomes a matter of time.
Preventing it is the sensible move.

Some people think the quantum threat is still years away—why rush?
But the cryptography upgrade window is measured in years.
By the time something truly happens, it may be too late.
Bitcoin has upgraded the signature format only once in its history—and that change almost didn’t coordinate smoothly.
The whole ecosystem—nodes, wallets, and mining pools—had to move together.
The engineering effort was so large it’s hard to imagine.
Now, laying the groundwork early is far more reliable than scrambling at the last minute.

Technical upgrades rarely make headlines.
But strong security foundations are the bedrock of any asset.
When quantum becomes truly real, networks that complete post-quantum upgrades earlier will have more confidence in keeping funds there.
If you understand this, you’ll know what this tech reserve is competing on.

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BTC went from 68,000 to 80,000 straight on the move—too fast. A lot of people’s first reaction is, “Fake, right?”

Since May, it’s the first time I’ve been able to touch 80,000. While I’m excited, my heart’s also uneasy.

Turns out a metric that usually almost no one watches quietly turned green 🔍

This “green light” measures whether large capital is continuously coming in with real money.
Once the light turns green, it effectively stamps this August rally—behind it, there’s real capital pushing, not emotion-driven pumping.

Some say, “The faster it rises, the less I believe it.” I get that—but money doesn’t lie.

Price can lie; capital flow usually doesn’t.
The same kind of rise—either real money lifts the carriage, or it’s just a rush of emotion. Two completely different storylines.

Why do some people always miss the move? Because they only watch the price and not the capital. By the time they figure it out, the train has already left.

This indicator isn’t commonly discussed on normal days because it isn’t “stimulating,” unlike the K-line charts that jump up and down.
But the less noticeable a signal is, the more it can explain what’s really going on.
Big money never makes a big show. By the time retail traders notice, the fish is already full.

Next, we’ll see how long this green light stays on.
If it’s still green, a pullback is an opportunity. If the light turns yellow, you need to become more cautious.
Remember: the market can be frantic—don’t be frantic with it. Use data; it’s more useful than watching the commotion.

One more thing: whether this move can hold above 80,000—there’s another important checkpoint on Friday.
The Federal Reserve’s new chair, Jackson Hole, makes his debut—everyone’s waiting for his signals.
When the two sides’ cues overlap, the direction may become clear very quickly. Don’t get distracted.

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BTC just touched 80,000 then slid back below 79,000—two rides on the roller coaster in one day 🎢
XRP saw the biggest drop, down nearly 3% in 24 hours, but still up 28% over the week—the strongest to hold up
SOL, on the other hand, bucked the trend, rising nearly 4% and breaking through $101. ETH is slightly up, holding around the 2,490 level

HYPE and TRON also dipped a bit; overall, it’s simply a breather after too much of a rally
Last week, BTC was still stuck below 68,000—then within a week it surged to 80,000. That’s intense

Why the sudden loss of steam? The market is repricing the US Federal Reserve
Over the short term, US Treasuries fell last night; capital shifted toward further rate hikes—completely the opposite of last week’s easing expectations
As rate-hike expectations heat up, the cost of capital rises, and risk assets get hit first

On Friday, new Fed Chair Warsh made his first appearance in the role at Jackson Hole; everyone’s waiting to hear his tone and remarks
And here’s another thing: this rally is also shrinking in momentum
BTC’s 7-day gain has shrunk from 23% to 14%, and ETH from 29% to 11%
A rally that moves too fast always needs a pit stop—the key is where it goes after the break

Some analysts say if BTC holds above the May high at 82,820, then there’s a shot at 100,000
But open interest is falling—this move looks more like short-covering than fresh capital coming in
A rally that turns into a pullback isn’t necessarily a bad thing—after a washout, you’ll know who’s truly willing to buy 🤔

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Inflation won’t go away, growth is sputtering out. The Fed is forced to take flak from both ends.

The U.S. July PCE price index has been released: the month-over-month figure rose by 0.2%, while the year-over-year figure climbed to 3.7%.

Core PCE also increased by 0.2%. It’s still far from the Fed’s 2% target.

What’s even more worrying is that the household savings rate has dropped to 3%. Americans may be earning more, but they aren’t saving it.

One side is that prices can’t be brought down, and the other is that growth is slowing.

DeVere Group CEO said it plainly: this is the shadow of stagflation knocking at the door.

To rein in inflation, the Fed needs rate hikes. To support growth, it needs rate cuts. But right now it wants both—and can’t deliver on either.

His assessment is that the Fed can only hold steady. But the market reads “holding steady” as caution. What he sees is that the Fed has no good cards left.

Gold and silver have ticked slightly lower, while Bitcoin has been swinging between 77,000 and 79,000.

Next, the script depends entirely on Friday’s Jackson Hole—its first appearance for the newly appointed Fed chair—as well as the September FOMC meeting.

My take: with inflation this sticky, the room for “watering down” (loosening policy) has been squeezed to the limit.

Compared with scarce assets like Bitcoin, the short term is suppression—but in the long run, it’s the story.

Historically, every time sovereign currencies are battered by inflation, scarce assets get re-priced.

Will this time the script repeat? It depends on whether the Fed dares to admit it has run out of options.

If stagflation truly takes hold, do you think Bitcoin will be taken down along with everything else—or become the lifeline?

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Ten Days, Two-Tenths Up: Bitcoin Hits a Wall Near $79,000
How fierce was this run? Starting from August 17, the gain exceeded 20%.
But on Wednesday, it was immediately capped, stuck and churning between $77,000 and $79,000.
The high tapped $78,880—yet it still couldn’t break through the $79,000 threshold.
Data shows that every dip’s low point is shifting lower, and the bulls’ momentum is visibly weakening.
In the past day alone, Bitcoin liquidations totaled $88 million, of which long positions accounted for $77 million.
The whole market is even more dramatic—total liquidations across all assets have surpassed $300 million.
One analyst came out to emphasize this: Bitcoin must reclaim the range of $82,500 to $83,000.
That zone is a cost line for many ETF investors—only if price pushes through will fresh, out-of-market money be willing to enter.
But the risk is also obvious: the Fed Chair will speak at Jackson Hole on Friday.
If the tone is hawkish, this rally could directly unwind the gains.
My take: the market has switched from sprinting to uphill climbing—normal breathing.
The key is which way Friday’s Fed rhetoric leans.
The bulls are now in a tough spot: they need to guard against a profit-taking selloff, yet also wait for incremental capital to take the baton.
At the $83,000 level, it’s no longer just a technical point—it’s the psychological watershed between bulls and bears.
Looking back, the move from $64,000 to $80,000 was driven by the liquidity story sparked by Treasury bill repo.
The story is still unfolding, but the pace of the telling has slowed. This is exactly when unusual curveballs are most likely to happen.
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Binance’s 65% trading volume has been snatched away by copycat coins
According to CryptoQuant data, during this rally the share of altcoin trades surged to 65%, hitting a two-year high.
Bitcoin is left with only 21%, and Ethereum 13.6%.
In the same period, the total market value of altcoins rose by about $135 billion.
The whole crypto market bounced back from the lows, up a combined roughly $500 billion, with total market cap returning to $2.74 trillion.
Ethereum is up 31% over seven days—some coins have nearly doubled in just a few days.
But don’t rush to call it an “altseason.” The Altseason Index is only 37, still far from the 75 confirmation line.
On a 90-day basis, only a handful of coins have truly outperformed Bitcoin.
Analysts also remind us: high trading volume doesn’t necessarily mean fresh money is coming in— it may just be existing capital rotating around.

My take: this is an altcoin frenzy—either altcoins are running wild, or it’s a catch-up after Bitcoin has already risen too much. We need data to speak.
65% of trading volume sounds exciting, but the Altseason Index is still throwing cold water on it, suggesting the rotation may just be getting started.
My logic is simple: as long as Bitcoin holds steady, altcoins can sustain their money flow; once Bitcoin wobbles, altcoins are the first to run.
Historically, altcoin rallies have a pattern: they come fast, and the tide goes out even faster.
For those chasing the highs, weigh your position size yourself—don’t confuse the excitement with a long-term trend.
One more detail: when altcoins are rising the most aggressively, it’s often while Bitcoin is moving sideways—clear “seesaw” capital effects are visible.
My view: instead of chasing or panicking, focus on the leading indicator of trade share—once it changes, the wind changes too.

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Inflation again comes in hotter than expected: Bitcoin drops below 78,000
The U.S. July PCE inflation data is out. Year over year, it’s 3.7%, a bit higher than the market’s 3.6% forecast.
This is the inflation gauge the Federal Reserve cares about most.
As soon as the data hit, U.S. stocks opened lower, gold fell below $4,600, and Bitcoin slid about 1% on the day, losing the 78,000 level.
Keep in mind: June’s PCE had just shown the first month-over-month decline in six years, and everyone thought inflation was starting to cool down.
But July slapped that assumption in the face. One analyst even joked that inflation is now almost twice as high as the Fed’s 2% target.
On Friday, the Jackson Hole conference kicks off, and the Fed chair will deliver an important speech.
Tonight’s Nvidia earnings report is another big variable. The market expects quarterly revenue of $92.3 billion.
Two “triggers”—one data release and one tech giant—are both hitting within these two days.

My take: don’t rush to write off this pullback.
Bitcoin has gained nearly 30% over the past 10 days—taking a breather is completely normal.
When macro data disappoints, it actually gives the bulls a cold-water test of their mettle.
The 78,000 level was resistance last week; now it’s support. The test is just beginning.
Some analysts are watching the monthly close. They say that if it can’t hold above the key moving averages on a closing basis, then this move can only be counted as a rebound—not a reversal.
In the short term, whether inflation is a “paper tiger” or a “real tiger” will be decided after Friday’s speech.
For us, instead of guessing the direction, it’s better to focus on two signals: whether 78,000 holds, and how the market moves after Nvidia’s earnings.

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The main market rebounds—cats and dogs go wild first
This week, the little animal coins all held a party together: the Cat Coin surged more than 50% in a single day!
Several animal-themed coins rose 50% to 130% over the week; the ones with the biggest gains basically doubled in a week.

As soon as Bitcoin starts to flex, money begins to spill over to find fun
The first ones to rush in are always memes, because nobody talks fundamentals—people only talk emotions
When the mood hits, even dogs can go to the sky—this saying never goes out of style in crypto circles.

The cat coins on the Robinhood chain: up by half in a day—the cuter the name, the more savage the rise
This vibe—you get it if you know
In a bull market, memes are basically the thermometer for sentiment
To see how hot the market is, just look at how fast the cats and dogs are pumping

But Harmon-y has to be straight with you: meme cycles come fast and go even faster
Today it can double—tomorrow it can be cut in half vertically
You’re playing on heartbeats, not faith
In the last bull market, how many people crashed at the peak of the meme mountain—the memory is still fresh

If you can’t help yourself, remember these three things: don’t over-size your position, run when it’s time, and don’t “fall in love” with it
In a bull market, the worst isn’t missing the train—it’s becoming the bag-holder who ends up holding the bag at the summit, getting cooled off by the wind
Winning is luck; losing is a lesson
Don’t confuse luck with ability

If you really want to play, treat it like entertainment—win or lose, it shouldn’t affect your life
Memes are like fireworks—everyone wants to watch, but nobody wants to pick up money from the scraps after they blow up

You can enjoy the excitement, just don’t put all your net worth on the line
Only the clear-minded can make it through to the day the bull market finally wraps up
Memes are an appetizer—don’t make them your main meal

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