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【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.
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【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.
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