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*Midnight radio waves, morning victories* 🎙️🌙
At 2:17 a.m. The city has fallen asleep. The microphone is on, and the coffee is still warm. “In this endless night, someone is always turning and unable to sleep.”
This is the kind of quiet dedication no one can see: studying, analyzing, and continuing to speak even when no one is listening yet.
This is what “perseverance” looks like—when all is silent, still holding the line.
Because major breakthroughs are not born in the noise, but from the careful preparation and accumulation during the deep night 💎
Trading is like that too. When others scroll endlessly without purpose, we study intently; when others guess blindly, we make precise forecasts.
I’m putting this discipline into *Predict Token*—here, you can place your belief based on real events, hone your judgment, and turn late-night research into tangible results. See the situation clearly and make decisive moves 📈
Keep speaking, keep being present. Thank you, my family, for your support—heading toward our goal of 20,000 followers! 🙏
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Don’t be optimistic and interpret Vosh’s remarks as a straightforward positive for rate cuts this time.
He clearly stated that the 2% inflation target will not change, but the current data is not yet sufficient to prove that inflation is returning to 2% quickly. This is crucial.
What the market wants to trade most right now is a rate cut—but what the Fed truly cares about is inflation.
If the subsequent PCE and CPI data continue to improve, expectations for easing will naturally heat up;
but if inflation proves to be erratic, rate-cut expectations will be repriced just the same.
So at this stage, I actually think we should stay a bit cautious.
The market can price in rate-cut expectations early, but before liquidity truly turns more accommodative, expectations are ultimately just expectations.
The hotter the market has been recently, the more you can’t look at only prices—the macro story hasn’t really run its full course yet.

The account is trying to create content for now, not digging through reposts. Brother Kai thanks everyone for your continued support and help. The mountains are high and the waters run deep; we’ll meet again someday in the rivers and lakes.

$BMT ! Wow!

The outlook has been fully unlocked! This week’s market focus is no longer Bitcoin—Ethereum has broken out with an independent, exceptionally strong run, delivering eye-catching performance that overshadows the entire field. In just one week, ETH has gained more than 30%, significantly outperforming BTC, and successfully captured the attention of capital across the whole market.

Hard-hitting institutional positives are still rolling in, providing support for Ethereum’s rally. According to authoritative market data, Bitmine has continued to add to its Ethereum position, purchasing 32,447 more units of chips in a single week. As of now, the institution’s total ETH holdings are nearing 5.85 million, accounting for 4.8% of the network’s total available supply, steadily strengthening bottom support.

Unlike past emotional rebounds, this round of ETH’s rise is being propped up by real institutional capital. The upward logic is solid and stable. Going forward, the key focus is to track the continuity of capital inflows and whether the trend can sustain. Ethereum’s market potential is certainly worth close attention and expectation. $ETH $BTC
#比特币未平仓合约降至两月低点

🚀 Aug 27｜Crypto Market Snapshot
$BNB 🧧🧧
🔥 BTC reclaims the $80,000 level
BTC briefly dipped below $79K earlier today, but buy-side demand quickly returned—it's now back around $80,000.
ETH is about $2,500–$2,520, SOL has reclaimed $100, and total market cap is roughly $2.75–$2.78T.
After this round of gains, the market remains highly volatile, but the long-side structure has not yet been broken.
💰 ETF flows continue to be core support
Spot BTC ETFs saw net inflows of about $1.92B in the previous week, with inflows staying positive for multiple consecutive days.
Institutional demand is still a key reason BTC can keep challenging $80K.
Investopedia +1
⚡ Tomorrow: $6.4B BTC options expire
On Aug 28, Deribit will see around 81,700 BTC options expire, with a notional value of about $6.4B.
There are clearly concentrated option positions around $75K and $80K.
That suggests BTC may see more intense up-and-down sweeps over the next 24 hours.
$80K is once again the key battleground.
Binance +1
🏦 The U.S. is moving forward with crypto custody rule reforms
The SEC’s proposed amendments to the digital asset custody rules have entered the White House review process.
If they are finalized, they will directly affect the infrastructure for investment advisers, custodians, and broader institutional capital entering the crypto market.
The Block
🟣 Ethereum: Glamsterdam upgrade moved up for pre-testing
Ethereum’s development team reminds that the next phase of the Glamsterdam upgrade will adjust certain Gas costs.
A small number of smart contracts may be affected, and developers have already started compatibility testing.
For regular users, no action is needed for now, but project teams should check their contracts in advance.
Ethereum Foundation Blog
🌐 The market is waiting for Jackson Hole
The biggest macro event this week remains Jackson Hole.
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is scheduled to speak on Aug 28; the market will focus on interest rates, liquidity, and the future policy path.
The Wall Street Journal
📊 Today’s market
BTC → ~$80K
ETH → ~$2.5K
SOL → $100+
TOTAL MARKET CAP → ~$2.75T
BTC ETF → strong inflows
🚀 The real test for the market is here.
BTC is back above $80K, but tomorrow it faces at the same time:
$6.4B options expiry + Jackson Hole + elevated market sentiment.
So the next question matters more than “can it rise?”—
can $80K truly turn into new support?

🔥 $80K is no longer just a target for BTC—now it’s turning into a test question.

Over the past week, $BTC surged rapidly by nearly 25%, even pushing above around $81K.

But after the breakout, the market didn’t just keep accelerating blindly.

Instead, BTC began repeatedly battling around $80K.

This actually makes me feel that the current setup is more worth watching than the breakout moment.

Because yesterday, an important variable already played out:

About $6.44B worth of BTC options expired.

After the short-term derivatives game gradually fades away, the market now has to answer a more realistic question:

Without expiration-date catalysts, will real buyers still be willing to keep stepping in?

Right now, I’m mainly watching three signals:

🔹 Whether $80K can truly turn from resistance into support
🔹 Whether, during pullbacks, there’s sustained spot buying support
🔹 After BTC consolidates sideways, whether capital continues to rotate into major assets like ETH and BNB

This round of the market has already proven one thing:

BTC has the ability to break out.

The next phase needs to prove whether:

The market has the capability to hold the breakout.

The breakout determines the height.

The follow-through determines the trend.

👇 Where do you think the capital will choose to go next over the weekend?

BTC / ETH / BNB?

#BTC #ETH #BNB

💥Weakness overcomes strength.
Hard things break easily; flexibility lasts long (e.g., teeth fall out easily, while the tongue endures

#沃什称通胀是美联储首要关注 #黄金8月上涨约14%

Uxuy and subb Special Event | Binance Plaza AMA Special Edition—Big News Coming on the Evening of August 28, lock in the Frog Prince-BNB livestream room

Time: 20:00–22:00

We will hold an in-depth discussion around the UXUY and SUBB ecosystem, and kick off real-time Q&A interaction.

Let’s chat with industry partners about new opportunities in Web3—there will be plenty of interactive giveaways at the event.

#SUBB #UXUY#Binance Plaza AMA

$ZEC When the grayscale opens its mouth, it basically means something bad is about to happen. Every time they talk about the privacy milk track, there’s a high chance we’re about to see a wave of a major plunge. This time they directly called it down to 8000—and I’m actually more panicked.

☀️Saturday morning glow falls🌿
You don’t have to let the pace of trading days carry you away—weekends are the perfect time to sink inward and let things settle📊。

Exercise strengthens your body; investing cultivates your mindset and character✨。
They connect in the same way—neither relies on impulsive moments; what matters is long-term discipline and perseverance⏳。
Let go of anxiety about the market and leave yourself a little breathing room to think freely.
Stay steady in your understanding, calm and unhurried—your rewards will slowly grow with time💎。
Wishing us a weekend of quiet focus and accumulated strength, staying relaxed and easygoing, and moving forward freely🕊️。

#投资心态

#台股TAIEX受芯片股带动重返46500点

#1688家族family

Don’t be optimistic and interpret Vosh’s remarks as a straightforward positive for rate cuts this time.
He clearly stated that the 2% inflation target will not change, but the current data is not yet sufficient to prove that inflation is returning to 2% quickly. This is crucial.
What the market wants to trade most right now is a rate cut—but what the Fed truly cares about is inflation.
If the subsequent PCE and CPI data continue to improve, expectations for easing will naturally heat up;
but if inflation proves to be erratic, rate-cut expectations will be repriced just the same.
So at this stage, I actually think we should stay a bit cautious.
The market can price in rate-cut expectations early, but before liquidity truly turns more accommodative, expectations are ultimately just expectations.
The hotter the market has been recently, the more you can’t look at only prices—the macro story hasn’t really run its full course yet.

Your big cousin is already this busy, yet he still makes time to calm down a situation that has nothing to do with you—respect!

Even though what was said—@CZ —offends people, it really hits the mark for me. Every person you’ve met is fate; why does it have to end with ruining each one and leaving them with nothing, just to be “done”?