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#MichaelSaylor暗示增持BTC post, get rewarded. In the coin market, there are still quite a lot of ways and opportunities to make money—it's just a matter of how you take advantage of them.
If you have no capital and are afraid of risks, this path may be worth trying. $BTC $ETH
With this week’s closing, I think it’s more important than obsessing over any single big bullish candle.
Bitcoin has finally reclaimed the 50-week moving average—this is the first time in about 45 weeks. Galaxy’s research director, Alex Thorn, previously studied this line in particular: in the last few bear markets, reclaiming the 50-week moving average again was often an important signal confirming the bear market bottom; but historically there have also been fake breakouts, so it can’t be taken as a 100% “bull market confirmation button.”
More interestingly, in this run, Bitcoin is up 29% over the past 35 days.
A little more than a month ago, the market was still debating where the bottom is. Now it’s already starting to discuss whether the bear market is over.
Crypto is just that ridiculous.
When it’s falling, there are people waiting for 50k.
When it rises, 80k people say it still hasn’t given them a chance to get in.
These days, I actually don’t want to guess whether it’s bull or bear.
Since the 50-week line has been reclaimed, the next thing to watch is whether it can hold.
Getting above it is one thing.
Staying above it after a pullback—that’s what I’d really like to see.
After all, the thing this market loves most is: the moment you just shout “the bear market is over,” it comes back and slaps you in the face.#MichaelSaylor暗示增持BTC #
“BTC OG Insider Big Whale” agent Garrett Jin has closed his ZEC short position held for about 3 months, realizing a loss of approximately $36.13 million. His account address has a historical cumulative loss of $12.77 million.
At present, this address holds about 1,330 BTC long positions worth approximately $107.8 million, with unrealized profits of about $3.71 million.
BTC’s close this week is worth close attention, with the weekly MA50 currently at around $787,000.
Doctor Profit’s statistics show that historically BTC has fallen below the weekly MA50 seven times, then regained it; of those, five times were followed by a bull market, while the other two were false breakouts.
However, the sample size is limited, so it cannot simply be taken as an inevitable pattern that will repeat. Even if this week’s close holds above the MA50, it does not mean a new uptrend has been absolutely confirmed—there could still be consolidation, pullbacks, or even another drop below.
Therefore, he believes: if this week’s close holds above the MA50, it can be seen as one of the key confirmation signals for the next uptrend.
The key resistance area is $825,000–$830,000. If that level is broken, the target may look toward $880,000.
But there’s no need to rush to declare that the bull market has returned.
First, see whether this week’s weekly candle can hold its ground. The rest is up to the market.$BTC
Using an iPhone to play with coins? Take 1 minute to check whether you’ve installed FomoPeek.
Binance has just issued a security alert: FomoPeek versions 1.1–1.2 have been found to contain malicious code, which may exploit iOS vulnerabilities to gain high-level access to the device.
Once compromised, your private keys, recovery phrases, login passwords, chat records, files, and more may be accessed.
How to check?
① First, check whether your phone has FomoPeek
On your iPhone home screen, pull down and enter FomoPeek in the search bar.
You can also open:
Settings → General → iPhone Storage
Search in the app list for FomoPeek.
② Next, check your iOS version
Open:
Settings → General → About → iOS Version
If it’s iOS 26.x or earlier, and you’ve installed FomoPeek, you need to be especially careful.
③ If you installed it, delete FomoPeek first
Press and hold the app → Remove App → Delete App.
Then go to:
Settings → General → Software Update
Upgrade your iOS to the latest version currently provided by Apple.
④ If you used a self-custody wallet on your phone, this step is the most important
Do not recreate a wallet on this potentially affected phone.
Use a different trusted device that has never had FomoPeek installed → create a brand-new wallet and recovery phrase → transfer the assets from the old wallet to the new address.
Do not keep using the old recovery phrase, and do not import the old wallet on the new device—otherwise switching devices is meaningless.
⑤ Finally, check your accounts and asset transaction history
See whether your wallet has any unknown transfers, and also check whether important accounts like exchanges and email have any abnormal logins.
If you’ve already found suspicious activity, first save evidence such as transaction records and login records. Don’t rush to restore factory settings to clear the evidence.
What you need to take seriously this time is this:
It doesn’t attack just a single wallet—it targets your entire phone.
If you haven’t installed FomoPeek, don’t scare yourself; if you did install it—especially if you stored private keys or recovery phrases on your phone—spend the extra time to handle it again properly.
BTC has just returned to $80,000, and two big names started arguing right away. 😃
Investor Jason Calacanis went straight on the attack:
“Dead cat bounces are still happening.”
His reasoning was also very direct: after 17 years, Bitcoin trading tools aren’t great and smart contracts don’t work either. If there really were some large-scale applications, they should have shown up already.
Saylor replied immediately:
“Bitcoin is already a $1.6 trillion success story. The biggest application is ‘digital capital’ and preserving wealth across generations.”
In the end, he added one more jab:
“Orange ties don’t come off.”
In reality, the two of them aren’t arguing about whether $80,000 is expensive or not—they’re disagreeing about what Bitcoin is actually for, and they have completely different understandings.
I think it’s pretty interesting.
Seventeen years have passed, and Bitcoin is still being debated about “what it’s actually for,” while on the other side, its market value has already reached $1.6 trillion.
As for whether it ultimately becomes “boring old tech,” or gradually turns into a kind of digital store-of-value asset, we may need a few more years to look back and find out.$BTC $ETH #比特币突破8万美元大关
BNCB surged directly by 33% today, breaking through the $6.5 mark.
The logic given by Jiang Zhuoer is very simple:
Around $5.76, the mNAV is only about 61%. If it falls further, in his calculations, it would essentially mean getting BNB-related exposure at a 50% discount price.
So he believes the $5.5–$5.76 range is worth paying attention to, and this time he didn’t use leverage—he bought BNCB spot directly.
What’s even more coincidental is that CZ also personally took part in BNC’s renaming vote today, supporting “BNB Standard.”
Jiang Zhuoer thinks that Binance may continue to push the so-called “coin-stock flywheel” afterward.
BNCB has already pulled up from around $5.76 to above $6.5.
The next thing to watch for this trend line is one question: will CZ and Binance continue to provide BNC with traffic? $BNCB #BNC暴涨
ZEC is still forcing a short squeeze—this morning it directly broke above $1,500.
The most uncomfortable part is probably the largest short holder, the “Garrett Jin whale entity.” Its unrealized losses have already reached $30 million.
What’s even more worth watching is that this entity withdrew 35,000 ETH from Binance last night, worth about $85.11 million. So far, it hasn’t moved.
One thing is that the more the ZEC short position loses, the more it losses; the other is that $85+ million worth of ETH is just sitting in the wallet.
How these 35,000 ETH are handled next may be even more interesting than this ZEC short position.#Paradigm披露持有ZEC $ZEC
The SEC has officially opened the door to “real U.S. stock tokenization on-chain.”
Chair Paul Atkins announced a five-year “innovation exemption,” allowing qualified platforms to carry out tokenized on-chain trading of tokenized U.S. equities.
But a few conditions are crucial:
It must be a U.S. entity, and trading must be under a licensing regime;
You can’t do synthetic U.S. stocks—you must correspond to real stock ownership rights, and holders must have rights such as dividends and voting;
If a listed company objects, it can also prevent its shares from being tokenized for trading.
I think the most worth focusing on is the second point.
Previously, many so-called “tokenized U.S. stocks” merely tracked prices. Now, the SEC’s direction is very clear:
You can put them on-chain, but the stock must be real, and the shareholder rights must be real too.
That wall between traditional U.S. stocks and blockchain is slowly being dismantled.$BTC $ETH $HYPE
Before the first rate hike in 2022, BTC pulled back about 40% from its $69000 high; 12 days after the rate hike was implemented, it rebounded 18%, and then fell again by about 50%.
Now BTC is down about 40% from its $126000 high as well, and the market is still pricing in a further 75 BP rate hike over the next 6 months.
Whether history will repeat itself is uncertain, but the script of “first a rebound, then a decline” is worth paying attention to. $BTC $ETH
US stocks are set to open higher tonight, and the strongest is still AI and semiconductors.
Dow +0.9% S&P 500 +1.2% Nasdaq +1.5%
Nvidia is up 1.9%. Jensen Huang said next year chip sales will be double this year.
Arm +8% Marvell Technology +5.1%
The GPU computing side is even stronger.
Nebius announced it plans to raise the prices of some GPU computing capacity starting October 1, and the stock jumped 9.8% immediately. Oracle followed up with a 2.3% gain, while Amazon is up 2%.
The Fed just raised rates last night, yet tech stocks are moving like this today—showing investors have not, for now, given up on the AI theme.
Chip demand is rising, and GPU computing capacity prices are also rising.
At least from tonight’s market action, AI is still one of the strongest directions in US stocks.$BTC
Meanwhile, Brent crude and WTI fell by about 2.7% over the past 24 hours. The yield on U.S. 30-year Treasuries dropped 5 bps to 5.308%, and gold and silver rebounded as well.
Last night, the market was still worried that higher oil prices would push inflation up and that the Fed would keep raising rates. Today, when oil prices dip, risk assets immediately let out a breath.
Now, oil prices have become one of the market’s most sensitive variables.
If oil prices keep falling, the Fed’s inflation pressure could ease a bit. But if they surge back up, the market may have to trade rate-hike expectations all over again.
Tonight, keep an eye on oil prices and U.S. Treasuries. $XAUT
Less than 24 hours after the Senate side suffered a setback with the “CLARITY Act,” the House side has immediately pushed forward another piece of legislation on encryption.
The U.S. House Committee on Ways and Means passed the “Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act” by a vote of 38 in favor and 5 against.
This time, the focus isn’t mainly on regulating exchanges, but on making it clear how to file and pay crypto taxes.
Some network fees and trading fees have been set with a $10 threshold, with the purpose of reducing the pile of complicated tax calculations involved in everyday use of crypto assets.
I think these types of bills don’t look as headline-grabbing as market-structure legislation, but they’re actually very important.
Regulation answers “whether you can do it,” while tax rules answer “how it’s calculated after you do it.”
It has already cleared the committee stage; the next question is whether the House can keep moving it forward during the remaining time in this session of Congress.$BTC $ETH #美联储加息是否已成定局
After watching the Fed’s press conference, the overall tone is still hawkish.
A few key data points:
Interest rate: 3.75%–4.00%, with a 25 bp hike
Dot plot: 16 officials expect that at least one more rate increase will be needed between 2026 and beyond
Rate median at end-2026: 4.1%
Rate median at end-2027: 4.1%
Powell’s remarks were also very direct: inflation is too high, and it has persisted for too long. We cannot yet confirm that inflation is returning to 2%.
The market reaction was also very candid:
Gold fell by about $100 at one point, the dollar broke above 100, U.S. Treasury yields on the 2-year rose by about 10 bp, and U.S. stocks turned lower across the board.
More importantly, rate futures are already starting to price this in:
There could be another ~33 bp of hikes this year, with a cumulative ~75 bp of hikes by next June.
So the biggest change tonight isn’t really the 25 bp—it’s that the market is beginning to accept this:
This may not be a one-off rate hike.
Next, I’ll keep an eye on the U.S. dollar and Treasuries. As long as they don’t come down, BTC’s short-term pressure will still be there. $BTC
The Federal Reserve just raised interest rates, and the White House immediately came out saying, “It’s quite regrettable.”
The White House’s reasoning is also very straightforward: oil prices have been pushed up by geopolitical conflicts, and raising rates can’t bring oil prices down.
But the Federal Reserve is thinking differently: higher oil prices push inflation up, and employment and the economy are still strong—unless it’s clamped down on a bit now, it fears inflation will keep rising.
So things get quite interesting now:
The White House thinks the interest rates are too high, while the Federal Reserve thinks inflation is too high. 😃
That’s exactly what the independence of the Federal Reserve looks like. The government wants borrowing costs lower and the economy doing better, but the Federal Reserve doesn’t need to follow the White House’s lead.
I’m actually more interested in what comes next: if oil prices continue to rise, and the Federal Reserve still wants to raise rates while the White House continues to oppose it, then the drama afterward may be more interesting than this rate hike itself.$ETH #美联储加息是否已成定局 $BTC