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🚀 STARTING A NEW LONG-TERM EXPERIMENT.

Instead of trying to guess the bottom of the market, I’m going to do something much simpler:

buy every week.

I’m starting a new recurring investment plan directly through Binance, using weekly DCA.

My initial basket will be:

₿ $BTC
◈ $ETH
◎ $SOL
🚀 $SPCXB

The rule is simple: consistency > trying to predict the market.

📊 From now on, every Monday I’ll publish an update of this wallet showing:

• contribution made
• total amount invested
• accumulated quantity
• average price
• wallet ROI
• performance of each asset
• mistakes, wins, and strategy changes

And most importantly: I’ll also show when I’m in the red.

Today we’re officially in WEEK 0:

Executions: 0
ROI: +0%
Goal: long-term accumulation.

I want to turn this into a public experiment about what happens when discipline and time are made to work together.

Now I want to know:

If you had to choose only 3 of these 4 assets to do DCA with over the next few years, which ones would you pick?

#DCA #bitcoin #AutoInvest #BinanceSquare #Investment

Brent is near US$96–97 as tensions in the Middle East increase.

This move matters for crypto because more expensive oil can:

→ raise inflation expectations
→ keep interest rates high for longer
→ strengthen the dollar
→ reduce liquidity for risk assets

That’s why the next U.S. inflation print deserves more attention than any isolated altcoin headline.

If inflation comes in more benign, the market could shift back to pricing a less restrictive monetary environment.

If it comes in hot, the pressure may continue mainly on higher-beta assets.

$BTC $ETH $SOL

Next week, will the market react more to inflation or to oil?

In the week ending on September 4, spot Bitcoin ETFs received approximately:

+$986.9 million.

Meanwhile, flows for products linked to:

$SOL
$XRP
$HYPE

slowed down dramatically.

The takeaway I see is simple:

institutional investors remain comfortable with Bitcoin, but are more selective with altcoins.

This helps explain why $BTC remains close to $79k–$80k, while the rest of the market isn’t keeping up with the same strength.

And there’s an important detail:

Bitcoin rose by about 2.6% over the week, but ETF volume fell compared to the previous week.

So we have:

positive inflow
relatively stable price
lower volume
altcoins losing momentum

This doesn’t look like a scenario of broad euphoria.

It looks more like a market where capital is choosing its primary asset.

$BTC

Do you think this preference for Bitcoin is the start of a new leg higher, or just a defensive stance by institutional investors?

🔥 OPTIMISTIC: CZ says the “hot money” is starting to leave AI and return to cryptocurrencies.

Today I would choose Chainlink again, not AAVE.

Chainlink has just entered a new institutional group of altcoins.

The CME launched a new benchmark to track major crypto assets outside of Bitcoin and Ethereum.

And among the included assets is:

$LINK .

Along with:

$SOL
$XRP
$HYPE
$SUI
$UNI
$AAVE
and other major assets.

This is not an ETF.

It doesn’t mean automatic money inflows.

But institutional benchmarks matter because they create a necessary layer for:

→ performance comparison
→ financial products
→ risk management
→ derivatives
→ and the eventual creation of new investment vehicles.

Chainlink also arrives at this moment with approximately:

US$404 million in daily futures volume

and more than:

US$635 million in open interest, according to data reported this week.

So I’m not just looking at:

“Did LINK go up or down today?”

I’m looking at something bigger:

Is Chainlink starting to definitively enter the universe of assets that traditional financial infrastructure tracks?

$LINK

Which of these altcoins do you believe has the best chance of gaining institutional space: LINK, SOL, HYPE, or AAVE?

#Chainlink #LİNK #Altcoins

The divergence that appeared yesterday

Ethereum had been receiving institutional money almost every day. Yesterday, that changed.

The American spot ETFs of $ETH registered on September 2:

−$48.2 million in net outflows.

And the detail gets even more interesting when we open the funds:

BlackRock → −$53.4M
Fidelity → +$52.9M
Grayscale ETHE → −$23.5M

That is to say:

it’s not simply:

“institutions selling Ethereum.”

There are institutions making different moves at the same time.

That’s exactly why I like looking at the aggregate flow, but also at who is moving the capital.

$ETH

After such a long streak of inflows:

is this just profit-taking, or do you think ETH’s institutional flow is losing momentum?

#ETH #Crypto

One of the world’s largest banks has just made Bitcoin and Ethereum more accessible to institutions in the Middle East.

Standard Chartered launched spot trading today for:

$BTC and $ETH

for institutional clients in the United Arab Emirates.

And there’s an important detail:

it’s the first global systemically important bank to offer this type of service in the country.

For me, what’s interesting isn’t to think:

“this will make Bitcoin rise today.”

That’s the superficial interpretation.

The bigger takeaway is:

the infrastructure between traditional banks and crypto is still being built.

First came:

custody
ETFs
derivatives
tokenization.

Now global banks are beginning to offer directly:

institutional spot trading.

The question I care about is:

in five years, will trading Bitcoin through a bank be as common as buying stocks is today?

#bitcoin #Ethereum #Crypto

Bitcoin couldn’t break through the $83k mark.
But today I’d be more interested in what happened while the price stayed flat.

After recording $236.5 million in outflows on Monday, US spot ETFs $BTC started to swing back to:

+$101.1 million in inflows yesterday, September 2.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin is still facing an important technical region.

Reuters highlights two zones I would put on your radar:

$82,793 → important resistance
$75,674–71,781 → a region that helps define whether the recovery remains healthy.

In other words:

Bitcoin is literally caught between two forces.

On one side:

capital returning to the ETFs.

On the other:

high interest rates + macro uncertainty + technical resistance.

And maybe that’s the most important question right now:

who gives first—buyers or sellers?

$BTC

If you had to track only ONE thing today: price, ETF, or macro, which would you choose?

#bitcoin #BTC走势分析 #Crypto

DAILY ALTCOIN: $AAVE

Today I would completely change our main altcoin.

While BTC, ETH, and SOL are falling, AAVE is going up.

And there’s a better reason than just:

“the price broke resistance.”

Aave reached approximately:

US$12.5 billion in active loans.

That represents an increase of about:

US$1.5 billion in just one month.

The protocol accounts for roughly 48% of the DeFi lending market, while the entire sector is growing again.

And today $AAVE is also benefiting from a rotation into DeFi tokens.

So we have:

real activity ↑
loans ↑
potential revenue ↑
interest in the sector ↑

For me, this is a much more interesting move than an altcoin rising only due to narrative.

Because there is economic activity behind it.

But watch out:

a good protocol doesn’t automatically mean a cheap token.

$AAVE

In your opinion, should real revenue and usage carry more weight in an altcoin analysis than narrative and community?

#AAVE #defi #Altcoins

$ETH — 12 days positive, but the price fell

This is exactly the kind of data that shows why flow is not a price prediction.

Yesterday, spot Ethereum ETFs saw more:

+$8.6 million in inflows.

It was another positive day after a long stretch of institutional demand.

Even so, $ETH fell to near:

$2,400.

That seems contradictory.

But it isn't.

An ETF is only part of demand.

At the same time there are:

→ spot market
→ derivatives
→ interest rates
→ the dollar
→ liquidations
→ global risk appetite.

That's why I never use:

“ETF received money”

as a synonym for:

“price must go up.”

Flow is a variable.

It's not the whole equation.

$ETH

Do you follow the ETF as the main indicator or just as confirmation of the thesis?

#Ethereum✅ #ETH #Crypto

Today the problem is not in Bitcoin

Bitcoin has fallen again to near $77k.
But today I would look less at the chart and more at the world outside.

Brent oil has returned to near $95.

And U.S. 10-year yields have reached the 4.8% region.

The market has also increased bets on a possible rate hike by the Fed.

This combination means:

oil ↑
expected inflation ↑
yields ↑
liquidity ↓

And risk assets feel it.

Yesterday, the spot ETFs $BTC also recorded approximately:

−US$35.3 million in net flows.

This is not a massive outflow.

But after the strong August rally, it shows the market has entered a different phase.

Now I’m not just looking for:

“where is the support?”

I’m watching:

how much risk the financial system can absorb while rates and oil are rising at the same time?

$BTC

Do you think the biggest risk for Bitcoin right now is in the crypto market itself or in the macro scenario?

#bitcoin #BTC走势分析 #Crypto

| $SUI — O unlock that almost nobody is looking at

While the market looks at Bitcoin and XRP, another altcoin receives a new unlock offer today.

$SUI has approximately:

13.53 million tokens programmed for unlock on September 1st.

Approximate value:

US$9.7 million.

This represents about:

0.33% of the already circulating supply.

The tokens are divided between:

→ early contributors
→ community reserve
→ Mysten Labs treasury.

This isn’t a huge unlock in percentage terms.

But it offers a good example of how I analyze altcoins:

I don’t look only at price.

I also look at:

who receives the new tokens?
what share of the supply is that?
and what incentive do these participants have to sell or hold?

$SUI

Do you follow tokenomics with the same attention you give to charts?

#SUİ #altcoins #Crypto

$ETH — 11 consecutive days

Ethereum is building an institutional sequence that deserves more attention.

The US spot ETFs of $ETH recorded yesterday approximately:

+US$87.7 million.

This represents:

the 11th consecutive trading session of net inflows.

And the assets of these ETFs are already in the region of:

US$15.6 billion.

This data interests me because Ethereum is starting to show something different from a simple speculative rally.

Capital is repeatedly flowing in through regulated vehicles.

This doesn’t guarantee appreciation.

But it strengthens a thesis:

institutions are starting to treat Ethereum as its own class of crypto exposure.

Bitcoin can represent monetary scarcity.

Ethereum can represent:

DeFi
stablecoins
tokenization
financial infrastructure.

$ETH

Do you think Ethereum is still undervalued by institutions relative to Bitcoin?

#Ethereum✅ #ETH #Crypto