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$ZEC This move is basically burying the chasing buyers for good. Yesterday they were still pushing at 1595; today it’s been directly dumped back to 1450. In 24 hours it dropped more than 5 points, and the trading volume was 2.366 billion USD.
When many people see the 1-hour RSI dropping to 23—extremely oversold—they want to bottom-fish. I suggest you calm down first.
From the contract data, the open interest has been falling from a high of 1733M all the way down to about 997M—a clear reduction. This drop is purely profit-taking from the earlier rally being cashed out in a concentrated way. Leveraged longs were liquidated, which pushed the price down further. Now the funding rate is only 0.01%, nothing unusual. The basis is also basically stuck near zero—there’s no strong bullish sentiment and no extreme squeeze expectation. It’s simply realistic sell pressure driving the market.
Looking at the K-line, the 4-hour chart has already broken below the prior support. Above, the range from 1500 to 1550 is packed with trapped chips. Any short-term attempt to rebound upward will face heavy resistance. On the daily chart, the RSI is still in the 60s, but it’s already turning downward. Overall, the trend is clearly weakening.
Honestly, I’ve lost too many times in exactly this kind of market where price gets smashed straight down from a high. Every time I think, “It dropped so much—it should rebound, right?” then I rush in and get buried. So I’d rather watch it bounce and do nothing. With U in hand, I feel no panic. Wait until it has finished dropping what it needs to drop, and those who need to cut have cut—once the order book gets quiet and nobody’s chatting anymore, that’s when it’s time to move. If you jump in now, you’re just taking the bag for the people who ran earlier.
Where do you think ZEC will drop to this time?
$ZEC #ZEC
When many people see the 1-hour RSI dropping to 23—extremely oversold—they want to bottom-fish. I suggest you calm down first.
From the contract data, the open interest has been falling from a high of 1733M all the way down to about 997M—a clear reduction. This drop is purely profit-taking from the earlier rally being cashed out in a concentrated way. Leveraged longs were liquidated, which pushed the price down further. Now the funding rate is only 0.01%, nothing unusual. The basis is also basically stuck near zero—there’s no strong bullish sentiment and no extreme squeeze expectation. It’s simply realistic sell pressure driving the market.
Looking at the K-line, the 4-hour chart has already broken below the prior support. Above, the range from 1500 to 1550 is packed with trapped chips. Any short-term attempt to rebound upward will face heavy resistance. On the daily chart, the RSI is still in the 60s, but it’s already turning downward. Overall, the trend is clearly weakening.
Honestly, I’ve lost too many times in exactly this kind of market where price gets smashed straight down from a high. Every time I think, “It dropped so much—it should rebound, right?” then I rush in and get buried. So I’d rather watch it bounce and do nothing. With U in hand, I feel no panic. Wait until it has finished dropping what it needs to drop, and those who need to cut have cut—once the order book gets quiet and nobody’s chatting anymore, that’s when it’s time to move. If you jump in now, you’re just taking the bag for the people who ran earlier.
Where do you think ZEC will drop to this time?
$ZEC #ZEC
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Watch the replies to claim the red envelope 🎁🎁
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$ETH
#以太坊突破2700美元
Have you gotten on the train?
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Have you taken your profits?
$ETH
#以太坊突破2700美元
Have you gotten on the train?
Or
Have you taken your profits?
寿山福禄Luffy
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Does this picture look like the crypto world? Paying a devastating price for that sweet temptation—so in the crypto world, the first thing to look at is safety, and only then profit. Making money isn’t easy. Without losing money, go and earn that reliable, secure kind of money 💰
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When doing short-term trades, if you notice that the opening momentum in the opposite direction starts to weaken, you need to consider the possibility that the market may reverse, and adjust your position accordingly. After yesterday afternoon at 6:12, we first placed a sell order, and when we found that the strong support below was unable to break through, we notified the team to reduce position size. Although we later entered a sell again and cut the loss, around 8:00 in the evening the bullish momentum began to increase. So we immediately notified the members’ group to go long at the current price. It has now reached the third take-profit; after reducing the position, we moved the stop-loss up and held, achieving a 4x return. Let’s continue to look forward to how far the market can run! #比特币突破8万美元大关 #ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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The second half of AI profit distribution: who’s winning, who’s still undecided, and who’s about to be disrupted
Now’s AI and tomorrow’s AI
If we divide the AI industry chain into upstream equipment, midstream cloud providers, and large model companies, then the downstream is application companies. Currently, almost all the profits in the industry are concentrated in the upstream. For example, just Nvidia (NVDA.US) plus the four major storage manufacturers take nearly 70% of the industry’s profits.
This kind of profit distribution shows the typical characteristics of the early stage of a new technology revolution. But let’s think: in the future, the charging entry points for the AI industry won’t be cloud providers or downstream application companies—so will profit distribution still look like this?
Taking a mature internet industry as an example, the approximate proportions of economic profit distribution are:
If we divide the AI industry chain into upstream equipment, midstream cloud providers, and large model companies, then the downstream is application companies. Currently, almost all the profits in the industry are concentrated in the upstream. For example, just Nvidia (NVDA.US) plus the four major storage manufacturers take nearly 70% of the industry’s profits.
This kind of profit distribution shows the typical characteristics of the early stage of a new technology revolution. But let’s think: in the future, the charging entry points for the AI industry won’t be cloud providers or downstream application companies—so will profit distribution still look like this?
Taking a mature internet industry as an example, the approximate proportions of economic profit distribution are:
慢就是快Mike
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$ZEC Is there any coin that keeps going up forever? Where are the air force troops getting beaten every day? Just do it!
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BullishToday’s Perspective: Has this Bitcoin rally really ended the bear market?
On September 21, ahead of the U.S. stock market open, Bitcoin suddenly gained momentum, jumping about 5% in nearly two hours—rising from $81,000 to break through $85,000. This breakout has come a bit abruptly, but in fact, there were already signs.
In recent weeks, many traders and analysts have reached a consensus: the crypto bear market is basically over.
- “First set 10 big targets” was said at the end of August and early September: once it holds above $80,000, it’s aiming at $100,000. Now that you’re on board, it’s not too late—$100,000 may even arrive earlier than expected.
- Doctor Profit pointed out that BTC has broken above the 50-week moving average (around $78,700). If this week’s close can hold above it, it would basically confirm the start of a new bull cycle, with targets looking toward $88,000.
- PlanB also confirmed that after BTC holds above the 50-week moving average, the next target is the 100-week moving average (around $89,000)—signaling an end to the bear market.
- Jiang Zuoer is relatively cautious, believing it may first test the $83,000–$84,000 resistance zone before pulling back, but he’s not bearish—he says he will continue holding ETH.
- Killa thinks this bear market has already turned less severe, and a bottom may have formed. A drop to $50,000 is unlikely. The next step, in his view, is $88,000.
My take is more direct:
Technically speaking, breaking through and holding above the 50-week moving average is indeed an important signal. Historically, this is often the key level where the medium-term trend turns bullish. With volume supporting the rally, it suggests money is genuinely flowing back in. After the short-term push to $85,000, the $88,000–$90,000 range will likely be the next clear resistance. A pullback is inevitable, but the depth is probably limited.
More importantly, it’s about sentiment and liquidity. Earlier, the market kept wrestling with the question of whether this was a “false breakout.” Now multiple voices are turning bullish at the same time, and the pressure on sidelined capital to chase will only grow. Of course, we’re not at a fully “irrationally euphoric” stage yet—talking about $100,000 is still a bit early—but in terms of direction, I’m inclined to believe the bear market has already passed and we’re entering a transitional phase of range-bound upside.
For my own trading: I won’t chase. I’ll wait for a pullback to key support before considering adding. Betting it all at once (all-in) is too risky—staging the entries is more prudent.
What do you think about this move? Is it confirming the start of a bull market, or is it another bull trap? Feel free to share your thoughts.
On September 21, ahead of the U.S. stock market open, Bitcoin suddenly gained momentum, jumping about 5% in nearly two hours—rising from $81,000 to break through $85,000. This breakout has come a bit abruptly, but in fact, there were already signs.
In recent weeks, many traders and analysts have reached a consensus: the crypto bear market is basically over.
- “First set 10 big targets” was said at the end of August and early September: once it holds above $80,000, it’s aiming at $100,000. Now that you’re on board, it’s not too late—$100,000 may even arrive earlier than expected.
- Doctor Profit pointed out that BTC has broken above the 50-week moving average (around $78,700). If this week’s close can hold above it, it would basically confirm the start of a new bull cycle, with targets looking toward $88,000.
- PlanB also confirmed that after BTC holds above the 50-week moving average, the next target is the 100-week moving average (around $89,000)—signaling an end to the bear market.
- Jiang Zuoer is relatively cautious, believing it may first test the $83,000–$84,000 resistance zone before pulling back, but he’s not bearish—he says he will continue holding ETH.
- Killa thinks this bear market has already turned less severe, and a bottom may have formed. A drop to $50,000 is unlikely. The next step, in his view, is $88,000.
My take is more direct:
Technically speaking, breaking through and holding above the 50-week moving average is indeed an important signal. Historically, this is often the key level where the medium-term trend turns bullish. With volume supporting the rally, it suggests money is genuinely flowing back in. After the short-term push to $85,000, the $88,000–$90,000 range will likely be the next clear resistance. A pullback is inevitable, but the depth is probably limited.
More importantly, it’s about sentiment and liquidity. Earlier, the market kept wrestling with the question of whether this was a “false breakout.” Now multiple voices are turning bullish at the same time, and the pressure on sidelined capital to chase will only grow. Of course, we’re not at a fully “irrationally euphoric” stage yet—talking about $100,000 is still a bit early—but in terms of direction, I’m inclined to believe the bear market has already passed and we’re entering a transitional phase of range-bound upside.
For my own trading: I won’t chase. I’ll wait for a pullback to key support before considering adding. Betting it all at once (all-in) is too risky—staging the entries is more prudent.
What do you think about this move? Is it confirming the start of a bull market, or is it another bull trap? Feel free to share your thoughts.
Cryptology_7
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𝑪 𝑹 𝒀 𝑷 𝑻 𝑶 𝑳 𝑶 𝑮 𝒀 💙
Every candle tells a story. Every failure teaches us a lesson. Every comeback strengthens our determination.💯📜
$ONE
#BinanceSquareFamily #Cryptology_7
Every candle tells a story. Every failure teaches us a lesson. Every comeback strengthens our determination.💯📜
$ONE
#BinanceSquareFamily #Cryptology_7
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BullishToday’s Perspective: Has this Bitcoin rally really ended the bear market?
On September 21, ahead of the U.S. stock market open, Bitcoin suddenly gained momentum, jumping about 5% in nearly two hours—rising from $81,000 to break through $85,000. This breakout has come a bit abruptly, but in fact, there were already signs.
In recent weeks, many traders and analysts have reached a consensus: the crypto bear market is basically over.
- “First set 10 big targets” was said at the end of August and early September: once it holds above $80,000, it’s aiming at $100,000. Now that you’re on board, it’s not too late—$100,000 may even arrive earlier than expected.
- Doctor Profit pointed out that BTC has broken above the 50-week moving average (around $78,700). If this week’s close can hold above it, it would basically confirm the start of a new bull cycle, with targets looking toward $88,000.
- PlanB also confirmed that after BTC holds above the 50-week moving average, the next target is the 100-week moving average (around $89,000)—signaling an end to the bear market.
- Jiang Zuoer is relatively cautious, believing it may first test the $83,000–$84,000 resistance zone before pulling back, but he’s not bearish—he says he will continue holding ETH.
- Killa thinks this bear market has already turned less severe, and a bottom may have formed. A drop to $50,000 is unlikely. The next step, in his view, is $88,000.
My take is more direct:
Technically speaking, breaking through and holding above the 50-week moving average is indeed an important signal. Historically, this is often the key level where the medium-term trend turns bullish. With volume supporting the rally, it suggests money is genuinely flowing back in. After the short-term push to $85,000, the $88,000–$90,000 range will likely be the next clear resistance. A pullback is inevitable, but the depth is probably limited.
More importantly, it’s about sentiment and liquidity. Earlier, the market kept wrestling with the question of whether this was a “false breakout.” Now multiple voices are turning bullish at the same time, and the pressure on sidelined capital to chase will only grow. Of course, we’re not at a fully “irrationally euphoric” stage yet—talking about $100,000 is still a bit early—but in terms of direction, I’m inclined to believe the bear market has already passed and we’re entering a transitional phase of range-bound upside.
For my own trading: I won’t chase. I’ll wait for a pullback to key support before considering adding. Betting it all at once (all-in) is too risky—staging the entries is more prudent.
What do you think about this move? Is it confirming the start of a bull market, or is it another bull trap? Feel free to share your thoughts.
On September 21, ahead of the U.S. stock market open, Bitcoin suddenly gained momentum, jumping about 5% in nearly two hours—rising from $81,000 to break through $85,000. This breakout has come a bit abruptly, but in fact, there were already signs.
In recent weeks, many traders and analysts have reached a consensus: the crypto bear market is basically over.
- “First set 10 big targets” was said at the end of August and early September: once it holds above $80,000, it’s aiming at $100,000. Now that you’re on board, it’s not too late—$100,000 may even arrive earlier than expected.
- Doctor Profit pointed out that BTC has broken above the 50-week moving average (around $78,700). If this week’s close can hold above it, it would basically confirm the start of a new bull cycle, with targets looking toward $88,000.
- PlanB also confirmed that after BTC holds above the 50-week moving average, the next target is the 100-week moving average (around $89,000)—signaling an end to the bear market.
- Jiang Zuoer is relatively cautious, believing it may first test the $83,000–$84,000 resistance zone before pulling back, but he’s not bearish—he says he will continue holding ETH.
- Killa thinks this bear market has already turned less severe, and a bottom may have formed. A drop to $50,000 is unlikely. The next step, in his view, is $88,000.
My take is more direct:
Technically speaking, breaking through and holding above the 50-week moving average is indeed an important signal. Historically, this is often the key level where the medium-term trend turns bullish. With volume supporting the rally, it suggests money is genuinely flowing back in. After the short-term push to $85,000, the $88,000–$90,000 range will likely be the next clear resistance. A pullback is inevitable, but the depth is probably limited.
More importantly, it’s about sentiment and liquidity. Earlier, the market kept wrestling with the question of whether this was a “false breakout.” Now multiple voices are turning bullish at the same time, and the pressure on sidelined capital to chase will only grow. Of course, we’re not at a fully “irrationally euphoric” stage yet—talking about $100,000 is still a bit early—but in terms of direction, I’m inclined to believe the bear market has already passed and we’re entering a transitional phase of range-bound upside.
For my own trading: I won’t chase. I’ll wait for a pullback to key support before considering adding. Betting it all at once (all-in) is too risky—staging the entries is more prudent.
What do you think about this move? Is it confirming the start of a bull market, or is it another bull trap? Feel free to share your thoughts.
慢就是快Mike
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$TRUMP In the 24th China-U.S. summit between the two heads of state, as the crypto boss, do you think the yellow-haired guy will cause trouble? Do more and it’s all good, brothers!
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BullishNew week, full throttle—starting point for breakthroughs!
Focus on the goal, quicken your steps, be brave and go all out! Believe in your own strength, and let every effort become the power that propels your career upward!😊
Focus on the goal, quicken your steps, be brave and go all out! Believe in your own strength, and let every effort become the power that propels your career upward!😊
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$ZEC Major news has come from the Middle East! The U.S. is preparing to seriously negotiate with Iran, and both sides don’t want to keep fighting. Geopolitical tensions have cooled down immediately, and many crypto friends’ first reaction is: could the market be about to change its course?🔥
You should know that whenever the Middle East conflict escalates, funds tend to panic and flee, putting pressure on the broader market. Now that easing signals have come out, risk-averse sentiment drops straight away. But everyone, don’t get blindly optimistic—this is just a sign of negotiation, with many uncertainties and possible twists at any time.🔥
If we look at it from the crypto market perspective, it may provide some emotional support to the market in the short term. However, relying on only this single piece of news makes it difficult to directly drive a full bull market. Coin prices ultimately depend on the Federal Reserve’s policies and the amount of capital coming in.🔥
Many retail investors see the news and rush in anxiously—that’s the easiest way to fall into a trap. News-driven market moves come fast and go even faster. Never bet the farm on a rumor. Keep a light position and observe, monitor the progress of the talks closely, and remember: protecting your principal comes first.🔥#日本央行加息至31年高位 #SOL涨约10%
You should know that whenever the Middle East conflict escalates, funds tend to panic and flee, putting pressure on the broader market. Now that easing signals have come out, risk-averse sentiment drops straight away. But everyone, don’t get blindly optimistic—this is just a sign of negotiation, with many uncertainties and possible twists at any time.🔥
If we look at it from the crypto market perspective, it may provide some emotional support to the market in the short term. However, relying on only this single piece of news makes it difficult to directly drive a full bull market. Coin prices ultimately depend on the Federal Reserve’s policies and the amount of capital coming in.🔥
Many retail investors see the news and rush in anxiously—that’s the easiest way to fall into a trap. News-driven market moves come fast and go even faster. Never bet the farm on a rumor. Keep a light position and observe, monitor the progress of the talks closely, and remember: protecting your principal comes first.🔥#日本央行加息至31年高位 #SOL涨约10%
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26.09.21 Clear
BTC/ETH weekly chart opening shows shrinking volume with an upward move. On lower timeframes, momentum is weak, and on the monthly timeframe there is an “invisible” (hidden) bearish/pressure signal. In the higher-level pressure zone, BTC: 825-833 / ETH: 2705-2727 meets resistance. If BTC breaks above 836 with a bullish candle, then pulls back but fails to break below 815-822, and holds above—then we could continue moving upward, standing above 860 to look at 876-935; possibly even higher. For ETH: if a bullish candle breaks above 2755, then the pullback to 2705-2727 holds (does not break), then it can continue upward, holding above 2791 to target around 2820. If it cannot hold, it would be a bull trap, leading to a deep pullback.
My personal bias is high selling, low buying. The reasons are simple: volume is insufficient for a rally, the monthly timeframe shows the “invisible” signal, and October starts high but turns lower.
BTC: Take the first position at 820 to prevent missing the breakout—risk 1%. Add at 842-855, 1% more. Add the third position at 876, 3%. Stop-loss: 93500.
ETH: Take the first position at 2727-2755 to prevent missing the breakout—risk 1%. Add at 2773-2791, 1% more. Add the third position around 2820, 3%. At each level, if large bearish candles appear, add positions in the direction of the move—wait to “eat the meat,” and hold long-term, waiting for BTC: 530-462; and a spike down to 350. For ETH: 1328-1196, spike down to 1070.
#以太坊突破2700美元
26.09.21 Clear
BTC/ETH weekly chart opening shows shrinking volume with an upward move. On lower timeframes, momentum is weak, and on the monthly timeframe there is an “invisible” (hidden) bearish/pressure signal. In the higher-level pressure zone, BTC: 825-833 / ETH: 2705-2727 meets resistance. If BTC breaks above 836 with a bullish candle, then pulls back but fails to break below 815-822, and holds above—then we could continue moving upward, standing above 860 to look at 876-935; possibly even higher. For ETH: if a bullish candle breaks above 2755, then the pullback to 2705-2727 holds (does not break), then it can continue upward, holding above 2791 to target around 2820. If it cannot hold, it would be a bull trap, leading to a deep pullback.
My personal bias is high selling, low buying. The reasons are simple: volume is insufficient for a rally, the monthly timeframe shows the “invisible” signal, and October starts high but turns lower.
BTC: Take the first position at 820 to prevent missing the breakout—risk 1%. Add at 842-855, 1% more. Add the third position at 876, 3%. Stop-loss: 93500.
ETH: Take the first position at 2727-2755 to prevent missing the breakout—risk 1%. Add at 2773-2791, 1% more. Add the third position around 2820, 3%. At each level, if large bearish candles appear, add positions in the direction of the move—wait to “eat the meat,” and hold long-term, waiting for BTC: 530-462; and a spike down to 350. For ETH: 1328-1196, spike down to 1070.
#以太坊突破2700美元
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