比特币总裁

During the day, Big Brother Sun is called Jingtian’s mom; at night, Jingtian calls Sun brother “dad.” Oh my god—don’t you notice it’s confusing when you call them like that?

In the past three days, Japanese listed company Metaplanet has transferred 2,350 BTC to Coinbase, worth $186 million. It’s estimated that it may be quietly unloading—was this influenced by MicroStrategy, or does its own trading strategy involve swing trading?

It seems that in the market, only El Salvador and Tom Lee are taking a long-term approach, while most other institutions are either swing trading or operating based on the four-year bull-bear cycle.

From the weekly chart perspective, the bullish divergence rebound of BTC has reached a critical point
1. First, the candlestick is about to touch the previous high of 82,000
2. Second, pushing above 82,000 is where MA120 sits
3. Its MACD shows a bottom divergence cross-down below zero, but it hasn’t crossed above the zero axis yet

Therefore, in my opinion, this is a rebound rather than a reversal. Anyway, I’ve already sold all the BTC I bought at around the 60,000 range when it was above 79,000; I’ll wait to enter again on a pullback. I suggest not to chase the price when BTC is close to 82,000 and above.
#BTC

58000 Bitcoin is nobody interested
After it hits 81000, everyone keeps talking about the bull market coming back, coming back
I’ll just stay in cash and wait for a pullback—I won’t chase a breakout
If you’ve got the nerve, push it to 200,000 so I can miss out

At this very moment, who do you think Brother Sun hates the most?

Jing Tian—no no no—it should be someone from some subject department. Think about it: if you’ve liked a girl for a very, very long time, spent 20 years finally getting her, only to find that she already had someone else in her heart, and she’s even got his tattoo on her back. Every time you two do naughty things together, when you see that tattoo, do you feel pissed off or not? Doesn’t it make your teeth itch with hatred?
🤣🤣

Red Bull is also here to ride the hype of “getting on the bull’s buzz”—they made a Red Bull, and it’s hilarious 🤣🤣

The Thai SEC has, as of August 24, advanced the framework for spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs to the draft stage and publicly solicited feedback. This process is pretty much the same as back when the U.S. did it. That indicates it will definitely be approved later. Once it happens, it will attract another wave of new capital into the market.

Two days ago, we analyzed that when Bitcoin rebounds above 80,000, don’t chase the rally. Still, be careful—it may surge and then pull back. Today it surged to 81,000 and then fell. It has now pulled back by nearly 2,000 points. The overall trend matches the analysis pretty much.

Niu Lai has completely burst into mainstream popularity— even KFC is riding its heat. I guess even the director didn’t expect it. A movie with 5-yuan special effects actually became the hottest film of this summer because it’s so bad. The discussion volume is totally on par with "The Kung Fu Women’s Football Team".

Last week, BitMine bought an additional 32,447 ETH, worth approximately $81 million. Currently, BitMine holds a total of 5,847,611 ETH, valued at $14.63 billion, accounting for 4.8% of Ethereum’s circulating supply.

Tom Lee predicts that, in the long run, ETH will rise to $62,000. Whether I’ll be able to see it in my lifetime—who knows?

In one month, the fear index jumped from single digits to 74. The market moved from extreme fear to greed. This Bitcoin rally has indeed been strong.

The fear index still has some value as a reference—whenever it drops to single digits, it basically means the market is bottoming out. If we can see a fear index in single digits again this year, you know what that means.

The micro-strategy’s dollar reserves have already increased to $5.1 billion, enough to cover several years of dividends—so now it has no reason to sell Bitcoin, right?

60,000 yuan’s worth of Bitcoin went unnoticed; everyone was watching and waiting, waiting for 40,000
Now Bitcoin is at 80,000 yuan—everyone is starting to shout “bull market is back,” and rushing in
Sure enough, you get what you pay for: the more expensive it gets, the more people love to buy

Bitcoin’s performance this month has been truly impressive—its monthly increase is 25%, rivaling the kind of showing you see during bull markets. It has directly put an end to Bitcoin’s grim streak of four consecutive years of declines in August.

The bull market has started to harvest, and it has already fallen for 3 straight days. From its peak, it’s dropped more than 50% in spot prices. It’s been cut straight in half—now they’re saying it’s the time for the bull to leave.

Yesterday’s analysis: for a short-term Bitcoin rebound, watch the 80,000 mark. If you have Bitcoin spot or long positions, when price approaches 80,000 you can take profit and sell in batches. Don’t chase the breakout when it nears 80,000. Tonight, BTC surged to over 79,300 and then dropped. It’s already down more than 1,000 points; the overall move is basically consistent with the analysis.

Today a colossal whale bought $145 million worth of Ethereum—no wonder Ethereum has been rising so hard. It’s still better when it’s going up; it attracts more capital to come in.

Recently silver has been a bit disappointing. When it was at its peak before, its market value already surged to number 2, second only to gold. Now it’s fallen to number 5. After over 100 was put in, it probably won’t take long to get trapped. #白银