BNB韭菜怪

Too many KOLs have been hyping it up.
They can only shake out the weak hands before pumping the price;
otherwise, it won’t go up.
Now we’ll see whether the market maker has the muscle.
Look, the official account hasn’t posted in days.
$DNA

3 billion won poured in....
Also awesome—completely crushing people
$龙虾

$SOL （Solana）

Today, the overall market is collectively pulling back, and SOL is dropping quite decisively. A few days ago, it rode the ETF hype all the way up; the money has already taken enough profit. Now, everyone is starting to retreat and realize gains in unison.
Its current price is about $114–115. Near-term support is at 110. If this level holds, the market may have a chance to catch its breath; if it breaks below 106, the downside retracement space will keep widening. Resistance is around 120—this gate is currently hard to reclaim in a single push.
In short: SOL is a highly elastic coin. When it rises, it surges the hardest; when the broader market dips, it also sells off at the fastest pace. Don’t blindly bottom-pick right now.

$OKB

Among platform tokens, OKB has had the strongest recent performance. It previously carved out an independent trend and didn’t really follow Bitcoin too closely. But today, it still can’t withstand the broader market pressure and is falling along with the rest.
Current price is around $118. Near-term support is 113, with strong support at 108. The resistance level is 125.
Key points: It has platform buybacks and burns to provide a floor, so its price action is relatively steadier. However, it ultimately still depends on overall market sentiment. If the broader market keeps weakening, it’s difficult for an independent trend to keep holding up indefinitely.

$BNB (BNB)

BNB today is arguably the most resilient of the three. Binance’s fundamentals are basically stable, so funds won’t casually dump it with big sell-offs.
Current price is roughly in the $750–780 range. Near-term support is 766; as long as this level doesn’t break, the overall consolidation pattern remains unchanged. Resistance overhead is 780.
Summary: BNB is all about stability first. Big rallies are hard to come by, but big sell-offs will also have buyers ready to step in. It suits a more conservative style. The downside is that its upside “burst power” is generally average—when the broader market rebounds, it often doesn’t jump as sharply as SOL or OKB.

$BTC (Big Cake)

Yesterday I was still thinking about pushing for the 90,000 threshold, but overnight the U.S. stock market news poured cold water on that plan. U.S. data came in above expectations; the market then started worrying that rates may not come down quickly. Funds began to run for safety, and Big Cake dropped in one wave. It’s currently hovering around the low 84,000s.
In simple terms: this is the pullback phase after the rebound to higher levels. For the short term, the first support is 82,500–83,000. If it can hold there, there’s still a chance the行情 (trend/market) can grind back up and retest the highs. But if it breaks down with increased volume, then in the short term it will continue adjusting lower.
Resistance above is still around 87,000–89,000. Until it breaks through with volume, the overall picture is a ranging/sideways pattern—don’t go all-in on longs in a one-way manner.

$ETH (Ethereum)

Ethereum is falling even harder than Big Cake. Overall, its rhythm follows Big Cake, but it has more “elasticity”; when it drops, the percentage decline is often greater than Bitcoin’s.
Current price is around 2,680. Short-term support is 2,630. Below that, stronger support is 2,550. Resistance overhead is 2,780–2,820. Right now the situation feels somewhat passive: as long as Big Cake hasn’t stabilized, Ethereum can’t really move strongly on its own. If the broader market continues to sell off, Ethereum’s pullback room will be even larger.

$ZEC (A Certain Alt/BTC-Zero Coin)

This coin has been showing very strong momentum over the past stretch of time. Previously, it got a run-up driven by the privacy narrative. Its weekly gains have been quite impressive—it's one of those strong small-cap coins with momentum.
But today it’s also pulling back along with the broader market. Its characteristic is that it rallies very fast, and when it dumps, it does so just as ruthlessly. For the short term, the key thing to watch is support around $1,400. If it holds, the strong-momentum phase can continue a bit longer. If support breaks, then in the short term it should enter a phase of deep retracement.
This coin is completely driven by themed/sector-driven capital. Once overall market sentiment turns worse, the speed at which money runs away is much faster than for major coins—risk appetite is higher, so the risk is also higher.

$BTC

A few days ago I pulled it hard and pushed it above 87,000. Today it’s taken a breather and is just grinding through the market. The momentum to push for 90,000 has temporarily died out.
To put it simply, this is consolidation in place after a big rally, and bulls and bears are locked in a tug-of-war.
Key short-term points: 85,000 is the current lifeline. As long as it doesn’t break down through here completely, the broader uptrend should be fine for now. The first resistance zone above is 87,000–88,000. If it can’t break through that area, price will likely keep chopping and grinding in a range in the near term.
Market sentiment is a bit awkward right now. The broader market wants to keep going up, but incremental capital can’t keep up. Whenever it pushes up, money tends to run out to take profits, so the odds favor a sideways shakeout.

$ETH

Ethereum’s price action is a textbook case of following Bitcoin—it doesn’t really have its own ideas and keeps lagging by a wide margin in terms of gains.
It’s currently stuck oscillating in the 2,700–2,800 range. 2,700 is short-term support; if it can’t hold, the next stop would likely be around 2,600 to find support. 2,800 is the hardest hurdle in front of it—only if it can reliably break through 2,800 will it have a chance to challenge the 3,000 level.
In one simple sentence: if Bitcoin doesn’t really get going, it’s hard for Ethereum to run on its own. Right now it’s basically in a passive “follow” mode.

$ZEC

Among the three today, it’s the strongest. In the recent period it’s been surging upward nonstop. The cumulative gains this week are extremely crazy—clearly funds have crowded into the privacy-coin narrative trade.
With privacy-related themes heating up, lots of short-term money has rushed in, and the breakout force is strong. But it’s also worth staying clear-headed: the short-term rise has been too much, and the risks aren’t small either.
Short-term support is around 1,500; overhead resistance is 1,650–1,700.
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$4Stock I feel like “4” is Binance’s favorite, either supported as such, or being promoted. So today there were more announcements as an incentive for this coin. The probability of it hitting contracts should be… maybe… it will go. Yeah, bet it—gamblers have nothing to show for it.

I have to say that the rating of bn’s capital pool is not just high—it's exceptionally high.
All of Alpha moved abnormally, lifting by dozens of points, sometimes even just dozens or hundreds, all at will!

$Fruit flies report: I debuted at the high position at 0.007

The starting point was already lower than mine—I was caught. Only Alpha can save me.

$The fruit flies kept being sold first again, what the hell

It feels like there’s someone supporting the market. If not, then I didn’t say anything 😇
$果蝇

$Drosophila: If they can stabilize, it feels like it’s to counter the A chain.

$Fruit flies, you’re the one that came out running—everyone else is dead.
500k was washed away

Got sliced again!
Now I really can’t hold on!
PvP got knocked out by the wave and we pulled over!
If there’s profit to be made, you can hold; if you’re losing, you just want to run!
I’m not playing anymore—can’t beat them; I’ll pause for a bit!
The principal is back to zero!

Last 300 dollars to do it all together as small shareholders🥶
$small shareholders

Official account got taken down, can’t destroy even 0.2%……
The Minions lured people onto the bus
$EMBER

The power of Zhuang is just too strong. I heard that many ancient big shots also came. Damn it
Mining is killing me
$BEM

Pay attention to these pitiful children; in the coin world, one day feels worse than death, and going to zero is the norm!!!

Arc Mainnet Door Open 16, only 3 days left.

I think the first day of this chain will definitely be really hot. Gas is directly paid with USDC, not ETH. Opportunities are real—so are the traps.

Testnets cost nothing to play with. But when it’s the real money—right after the mainnet opens—the first half hour is when everything starts popping up: new coins, launch pads, fake CAs, fake RPCs, and websites for infinite approvals.

So now I’m not in a rush to guess Dragon 1. I’m going to do two things first.

First, get your Minara account set up. When everyone registers together on the 16th and scrambles to find the entry point, you’ll already be half a step behind others:

minara.ai

Second, have some USDC ready in your wallet. Before the mainnet is officially live, I won’t randomly bridge. After the official confirms the door opens on the 16th, I’ll run a small test first—about 0.5 to 1 U. Only after funds arrive, and I can buy and then sell back, will I consider scaling up. I won’t touch any RPC of unknown origin, or any bridges someone drops in a group chat.

Where to stack the money on day one? I’ll just go with FOMO and check the head first:

fomo.family

Once I’m in, I won’t look at who’s shouting the loudest. I’ll first check which profitable addresses are continuously entering the same coin. After buying, do they keep adding? A single KOL rushing in doesn’t mean much. I only take it seriously if several money-making wallets that weren’t connected to each other move in at the same time.

Scan the board on GMGN:

gmgn.ai

After the Arc network is formally opened on the 16th, I’ll switch to Arc. For any new coin, I won’t search for the name—I’ll just paste in the CA the project officially provides. I’ll check liquidity, trades, holder count, and new addresses. If the contract isn’t verified, the LP is hard to make sense of, or the team’s token allocation is outrageous, I’d rather miss a single opportunity than grab one that’s dangerous.

My preparation is really that simple: set up accounts now, prepare USDC, and bookmark the tools. After the mainnet is confirmed open on the 16th, do a small run to make sure it works—then I’ll see where the real money should go.

On day one, I’m not planning to fight head-on. The biggest advantage in the first half hour of a new chain isn’t that you’re bold—it’s that while others are still hunting for the entry point, you’ve already opened everything.
$OKB $BTC $ETH #日银年内再加息成焦点

Every day 7,000 units
7,000×46=322,000u
What’s really supporting it?
Is it driven by KOL stock-picking?
$BEM