华尔街新生代

$PEPE
有人玩这个币吗？
我预测今天上涨15%
50一下都可以进场，现在是49开头
有想玩的注意带上止损46吧
至于止盈自己看情况破前高可以止盈一半吧，由于0太多了，以上说的点位大家一看便知，我就不写那么多0了哈。

The most unusual detail in today’s market isn’t on the gainers list, but in the divergence between price and volume: $KORUB is up 14.66% over 24h, with a trading volume of just 14.5M USDT—clearly below the 21.7M of $SKHYB , which posted a smaller gain. Meanwhile, the MACD histogram is at -0.003177, indicating bearish momentum, while RSI is already at 77.8, and the price of 13.69 is hugging the upper Bollinger Band at 13.7345. The rally is being driven by short-term capital, and the momentum to chase higher prices remains unconfirmed.

A side-by-side comparison makes the picture clearer: also rising, $BLUR has an RSI of 67.5, bullish MACD, and a funding rate of -0.9094%, meaning shorts are paying funding—a healthier structure. SKHYB’s RSI of 79.7 is more extreme, but its MACD is bullish and its trading volume is 21.7M, showing solid volume. KORUB is the only one of the three with the combination of “high RSI + bearish MACD + declining volume.” Its relative strength is weaker, suggesting it is following the rally passively rather than leading it. What makes it worth watching is precisely this: if the sector pulls back, it has the greatest potential to retreat; if volume picks up and it catches up, that would be a catch-up rally. The current Fear & Greed Index is neutral at 51, offering no support for one-sided long positions.

Bias: bearish (short-term pullback). Entry reference: 13.60–13.72 (near the upper Bollinger Band and current price, with resistance from an overbought RSI); Take-profit 1: 13.22 (MA20 support and the first target for a reversion to the moving average); Take-profit 2: 12.75 (above the lower Bollinger Band at 12.7045, representing the full potential move of an overbought correction); Stop-loss: 13.95 (above an extended upper band; a breakout on increased volume would invalidate the bearish thesis). MA5 at 13.586 is above MA20 at 13.2195, so the medium-term moving averages remain bullish. Therefore, this is only a short-term pullback trade, not a trend short.

Also worth watching: BLUR and SKHYB. The former’s funding rate has turned negative and its structure is relatively strong; the latter leads in volume but has a more extreme RSI. Both have better relative strength than KORUB.

(Personal opinion for reference only; this is not investment advice. Contract trading carries extremely high risk. Please manage position sizes strictly.)

【Data】
Coin: KORUBUSDT
Direction: Short
Entry: 13.60-13.72
Take-profit 1: 13.22
Take-profit 2: 12.75
Stop-loss: 13.95

$BTC Everything on my watchlist is going up except this one—it’s bucking the trend and dropping.
I figured Bitcoin was leading the way, so this one had to catch up. I jumped in and went long, hoping to make enough for a milk tea, but it kept falling the moment I bought.
Are the market makers really not even letting me have a cup of milk tea these days? Where exactly did my logic go wrong? 😂

$ETH Over the past six months, MachiBigBrother sold more than 60 NFTs to keep his highly leveraged perpetual positions alive, but still ended up losing over 1,000 ETH—about $2.35 million.
Bored Apes were supposed to be family heirlooms, but ended up as margin liquidity. Apes together strong; apes go bankrupt together. 🦍

$BTC $ETH
10/29 night session
For now, it still looks like liquidity is being swept in both directions.
As for which side the market will choose,
let's wait until 2:30.
I'm staying out of the market for now, everyone.
Good luck, may good fortune always be with you.

The odds of a rate hike next month have gone up again. The meeting’s about to start. $BTC $ETH $ZEC Feels like things are heading down. No idea what that old guy Warsh is going to say.

A god-tier live trading account just surfaced: a wild tug-of-war between 850K U in profits and 280K U in unrealized losses
Late-night crypto gossip session, October 29: BTC, ETH, XRP, FOMC
I just saw these live trading screenshots going viral across the internet, and I was absolutely stunned
Image 1: An XRP short made a whopping 230K U. Image 4: A BTC short raked in 82K U, with a 165% return
Image 2 also shows an ETH short at 32x leverage that made a whopping 400K U
This is undoubtedly a top-tier trader who spotted the major trend
But scrolling further down, Image 2 also shows a 50x BTC short sitting on an unrealized loss of 280K U—a loss of 121%
There’s also an SOL short with an unrealized loss of nearly 100K U
The amounts won and lost are enough to make your scalp tingle
Breaking down the fatal logic behind it
Why did he make so much? Because his initial position was opened at a very high price, leaving him with an astonishingly large profit cushion
But this is absolutely not something ordinary traders can imitate
With 50x leverage, one more massive wick from the whales could wipe out those profits in an instant—or even leave him owing money
Opening both long and short positions and mixing different leverage levels is basically dancing on the edge of a knife
A late-night warning, paid for in blood and tears
Don’t just envy someone for making millions of U
What you don’t see is the suffocating stress of staring at the screen in the middle of the night, knowing liquidation could happen at any moment
Before the FOMC showdown, the whales love targeting traders carrying positions this large
Let the pros battle it out—we can just watch from the sidelines
Don’t get carried away and open a 50x position yourself
For ordinary traders, managing position size and protecting your capital is the only real rule
$BTC $ETH $SOL

Machi Big Brother has sold more than 60 NFTs over the past six months just to replenish his funds. The wildest part is that he even recently dumped Mutant Apes he bought three years ago for six or seven ETH apiece at the rock-bottom price of just 1 ETH.
Just selling these digital collectibles cost him over 1,000 ETH—more than $2 million down the drain.
This past month has been a real roller coaster for him. In mid-October, he turned just over $50,000 on Hyperliquid into $12 million, then got liquidated in one huge wipeout and was left with just over $20,000. Most people would have crumbled, but he turned right around and opened a 25x leveraged long position to double down on ETH.
After all that, his account is now down to just $18,200.
I used to treat his liquidations as a joke, but seeing these numbers now, I really think he’s got too much of a gambling streak. He’s thrown his entire nest egg into filling the hole left by leverage. If even a big player can end up like this, the rest of us should probably steer clear of high leverage. It’s just too stressful.
$BTC $HYPE $ETH

$HYPE HYPE’s market action is laughable.
They spent 67 million on buybacks in a month, yet the token price still plunged 22%.
All that money couldn’t even spark a decent bounce.
The team is stubbornly trying to prop up the price, while whales are using the opportunity to dump all their tokens on them.
The support-buying is nearly exhausted, and more selling pressure from upcoming unlocks is still piling up.
This slow, grinding decline is a trap—whoever steps in to catch the falling knife will get buried.
HYPE
HYPE

A publicly traded company admitted it couldn’t withdraw its coins, and the stock market had already cast its vote.
Datavault publicly stated that it was unable to withdraw the Bitcoin it holds from Biconomy, and its share price plunged nearly 50% that day. This isn’t a user-experience issue—it puts the exchange’s ability to honor withdrawal requests squarely in the spotlight. The market is pricing in counterparty risk, which is bearish for Biconomy and related exposures, and clearly negative for Datavault.
The implications for traders are straightforward: if you have funds or investment products on Biconomy, first test a small withdrawal, withdraw what you can, and move large, long-term holdings into self-custody as soon as possible. Keep an eye on two things: whether Biconomy provides a timeline for restoring withdrawals and proof of reserves, and whether Datavault is the only one affected. If a second or third similar case emerges, this will escalate from an isolated incident at a small platform into a run risk for a smaller exchange.
Don’t rush to buy the dip in DVLT—first make sure the assets can be recovered. Related assets: $BTC, DVLT. Source: BlockBeats.
Which would you rather see first: a timeline for restoring withdrawals or proof of reserves?

$ZEC I’ve already cut my position—what more do you want from me? When Bitcoin drops, you don’t; when Bitcoin moves sideways, you go up; and when Bitcoin makes even the slightest move up, you shoot through the roof. You crazy coin—I’m going head-to-head with you to the bitter end this time.

It’s almost midnight, guys. Was tonight’s roller-coaster ride intense or what? Just now, BTC shot straight up to 81,800. Did someone yell “the bull market is back” and jump right in again? Then it turned around and slammed the door in your face. What a scam!
$BTC is currently at 80,600. The 4-hour long/short ratio just plunged from 2.38 to 1.66, and now it’s back up to 2.03. These rapid whipsaws are clearly the big players violently shaking out the market, wiping out all the high-leverage positions. The ride is a bit lighter now, but there are still trapped buyers at 81,800 above us, so don’t blindly chase the price.
Now let’s look at $ETH , currently at 2,334. It really can’t get its act together. The long/short ratio slid steadily from nearly 3 down to 2.0, and has now barely recovered to 2.58. Most importantly, open interest is falling! That means the bulls can’t hold on and are cutting losses and closing positions. The current bounce is entirely driven by shorts taking profits—there’s no real buying pressure.
Finally, $SOL , currently at 101. Even with the market moving around this much, its 4-hour long/short ratio is stuck firmly at 3.22, while open interest remains sky-high. Everyone is piling in around the 100 mark and holding on for dear life. It’s like a powder keg: if it breaks below 100, the cascade of liquidations will be spectacular.
To sum up, the market is in a shakeout phase, sweeping both sides and fooling traders back and forth. Add in the Fed’s big event in the early hours, and this is no time to open positions recklessly. Trying to guess the direction now is the easiest way to get squeezed from both sides. Keep your hands off the keyboard; sitting out and watching is safest. Wait until the leverage has been flushed out before making a move.
The October FOMC rate decision is coming soon.

The probability that the Fed won’t raise interest rates has risen to 95%. This entire rally is just the market pricing in expectations. If there’s no rate hike after 2 a.m., prices could spike and then reverse lower; if rates are raised, prices will drop immediately; and if they’re raised by 50 basis points, we’ll see a straight-up plunge. Oil prices are fluctuating at elevated levels, and the situation in the Middle East is unstable. What reason does Bitcoin have to rise? It’s entirely because the market has already priced in the expectation that rates won’t be cut. With all these factors combined, no hike would be a bearish “buy the rumor, sell the news” event, while a rate hike would be bearish because it’s worse than expected. Either way, it’s bearish. Is there any reason it shouldn’t fall? I’m expecting Bitcoin to drop straight to 76,000–78,000 this time. $BTC $ETH $ZEC

Unitree Robotics, you really have no conscience!
Are you treating investors like fools?!
Revenue climbed nearly 70%, but net profit actually fell almost 20%!
What do you call that? “Losing money just to make a name for yourself”!
With profits down this badly, today you still cooked up some so-called “Create Plan” to spin a rosy story and prop up the stock.
Who are you trying to fool? The way you’re doing this is absolutely shameless!
Don’t you know what kind of shape your own company is in?
The P/E ratio has been bid up to over 400, while the industry average is only a little over 30. Even the company itself is panicking and has issued repeated risk warnings.
Morgan Stanley’s research report poured cold water on it too, calling for investors to “reduce their holdings” and taking a bearish view.
This price action makes me want to laugh. It surged to 104 earlier—how many people thought it was headed for the moon?
And then? One long upper shadow later, the truth came out, and now it’s meekly hovering around 96 yuan.
All the moving averages have turned down. Every little upward twitch is just a bull trap to lure you in and leave you holding the bag.
You think it can still make a comeback this time? Give me a break.
I opened my short position at 102, and I’m now sitting on nearly 50% profit.
I’ve been trading in China’s A-share market for 30 years. I can smell a stunt like this—profits halved, kept alive by forcing a story—before it even gets going!
The bubble will burst sooner or later, and rosy promises won’t put food on the table. Let’s see how much longer it can keep hiding behind that robotics image!
$BTC $ETH $UNITREE
Robinhood Q3 revenue rose, net profit fell

Volatility is not particularly high right now, so why is $XRP the hardest asset to trade? The answer lies in its combination of “low volatility + bearish structure”: the range across 30 candles is only about 3.29%, and the price is hugging the lower Bollinger Band at 1.31061. MA5=1.31454 has fallen below MA20=1.32612, RSI is just 40.3, and the MACD histogram at -0.003192 remains bearish. The rebound lacks momentum, but there has not been a panic-driven sell-off either. This kind of setup is especially prone to repeatedly stopping traders out, so position size must be cut to less than half of your usual size, with stops placed beyond the structure rather than dictated by emotion.

My bias is bearish. Consider entries around 1.3160–1.3200, the retracement zone between above MA5 and the middle Bollinger Band. This zone is capped by MA20, while RSI is unlikely to climb back above 50. Take-profit 1 is 1.3050 (an extension below the lower Bollinger Band, corresponding to a break below prior-low support); take-profit 2 is 1.2950 (a measured target after the range expands). Place the stop at 1.3330, above MA20 and the middle Bollinger Band. If the price reclaims this level, the bearish structure is invalidated. Worst-case scenario: the funding rate of +0.0100% shows that longs are still paying to hold positions. If the price reclaims 1.3330 on a surge in volume and RSI crosses above 50, exit unconditionally—don't fight the structure by telling yourself to “wait a little longer.” The Fear & Greed Index at 51 is neutral and offers no directional protection; it simply means you need to exit quickly.

Also watching: $INJ and $LTC. $INJ is trading at 7.772, with RSI at 37.3 and a bearish MACD. It is weaker than XRP and has a higher range of 7.09%, so it is not suitable for countertrend buying. $LTC is up 3.75% against the trend, but its RSI of 72.6 is overbought and its funding rate is -0.0017%. It is relatively the strongest, but also the least suitable for chasing higher prices.

(Personal opinion for reference only; this is not investment advice. Contract trading involves extremely high risk. Please manage your position size strictly.)

【Data】
Asset: XRPUSDT
Direction: Short
Entry: 1.3160-1.3200
Take-profit 1: 1.3050
Take-profit 2: 1.2950
Stop-loss: 1.3330

Being out of favor doesn’t mean there’s no opportunity. The market’s attention is all on Bitcoin, but a few dismissed old names are starting to move: $STRK , $NEAR , $BCH
STRK has had the most dramatic move: it wants to break away from Ethereum and go it alone. The Starknet community voted to separate from ETH and become an independent quantum-resistant L1, with 99.88% voting in favor (the vote is non-binding). The concern behind it is that Ethereum won’t add quantum resistance until 2029, and STRK can’t afford to wait. The cost? 127 million tokens were just unlocked on October 15, and futures volume is $890 million—eight times spot volume. That’s pricing driven purely by derivatives. I think breaking away from ETH is a gamble; unless it breaks above 0.12, I’m not taking it seriously.
NEAR has the cleanest price action: it’s up 83% in four weeks, with RSI holding around 75 for four weeks. It’s rolled out an account-level quantum-resistant upgrade (no need to migrate assets), and the institutional narrative is gaining traction. Support at 5.42 is holding; if it breaks, watch 4.54. NEAR’s strength reflects genuine capital choosing it, not hype around a concept.
BCH is the least exciting, but also the steadiest. CME launched BCH futures on October 19 (standard contracts of 250 coins and micro contracts of 25), opening the door to institutional participation, while its weekly price is still up nearly 3%. It may not deliver a get-rich-quick story, but being embraced by traditional finance is a signal in itself.

Whales awaken, moving trillions of tokens $PEPE to a new address
On October 28, two long-dormant addresses became active, transferring a combined 2.27 trillion PEPE worth approximately $10.19 million. One had been dormant for a full year and moved 1.45 trillion tokens to a new address; the other had also been inactive for four months.
But this time, the price climbed despite the selling pressure. PEPE rose around 12% in a single day, returning to around $0.0000048, while its market cap rose above $2.08 billion again.
PEPE is a classic example of a meme coin with highly concentrated holdings: the top 100 wallets control 76.8% of its supply.
This structure is a double-edged sword for price gains. When it rises, the thin circulating supply means less resistance and faster rallies; when it falls, there can be a vacuum below.
The amount of PEPE held on exchanges has recently increased by 2.11 trillion tokens, offsetting more than 40% of the previous outflow.
Now it remains to be seen how the market movers play this. Can fresh speculative demand absorb the profit-taking tokens flowing back onto exchanges?
PEPE

$OKB 链上刚才冒出来 55 万枚 OKB 直接充进交易所，库存瞬间多出来 36%。
底下买盘本来就没几张单子，这时候把货往交易所搬，意图写在脸上了。
谁现在头铁跑去硬接，纯粹是给人当现成的卸货肉垫。
OKB
OKB

Can Bitcoin $BTC keep falling?
I followed AI’s signal and opened a short on BTC yesterday.
I’ve been stuck in it for two days. This afternoon, I was just 200 away from getting liquidated.
I wonder if it’ll pump and liquidate me at 2 a.m.
Anyway, I’m shivering right now 🥶$ETH $ZEC

$BTC I’ve never really paid much attention to these so-called major news events. The market has usually already made its move before the news comes out. This slow sideways trading—after falling for a month, it’s still around 80,000—is the market pricing in the expectation that rates won’t be raised. Why has it been trading sideways for so long? Because institutions are selling off the coins they accumulated in the 60,000s above 80,000, a little at a time. That makes retail investors feel like 80,000 is a rock-solid floor. After they’ve sold off so many times, do you really think the market is that strong? The news that rates won’t be raised has already been priced in, hasn’t it? Think about what might happen next.