I place more importance on the support level around 110 🍄 This uptrend started from around 95 to around 114 🍄 The first retracement level at 23.6% lines up exactly at: around 109.8 $SOL #SOL涨约10%
The risk of not raising: Inflation continues to rise → expectations get unanchored → later they’re forced to raise more.
The risk of raising interest rates: Energy eases on its own, yet the Fed pushes demand too hard → corporate financing worsens → employment weakens → and in 2027 they’ll have to turn back toward rate cuts.
So this is not really an elementary-school arithmetic problem of “CPI 3.4 > 2, therefore raise rates.”
Now 10Y has already briefly touched 4.99%, and 30Y has even reached 5.42%.
In other words, even if the Fed hasn’t moved, the market itself has already tightened financial conditions to some extent. $ETH #CPI数据来袭能否触发9月加息
So the Ministry of Finance came up with $6 billion, and across the table sat four big guys. 😂
No wonder the bond market didn’t give it any face.
And the fact that the war is pushing up energy prices and inflation is also an important reason why long-term yields continue to come under pressure! $SOL
The sound of rate hikes is already over 50%, and I think it’s mostly fueled by three fires:
First, July PCE was 3.7% year over year, and core PCE was 3.3%—both clearly above the 2% target.
Second, the situation in the Middle East: oil prices and inflation have reignited.
Third, Warsh’s remarks came across as hawkish.
But I’m more inclined to think: keep it unchanged in September!
In the July meeting minutes, there was a phenomenon: oil prices had already risen noticeably, but the compensation for inflation over the medium to long term hadn’t gotten out of control, and long-term inflation expectations remained relatively stable.
This suggests the Fed may not necessarily need to slam the brakes immediately for a possibly short-term energy shock.
Also, in the July meeting, the market was already pricing in the question of a rate hike in September, but the FOMC ultimately kept rates unchanged at 3.50% to 3.75% with a vote of 9 to 3.
Now, the market has pushed the odds of a rate hike too far,
everyone is almost calling the September hike a done deal—I actually think it may not be. #美联储加息概率升至68% $SOL
The “One Piece” magazine is sealed, rated, and tokenized. Solana will promote this release on Friday, and the first tokenized “One Piece” comic is already tradable on-chain.
The protagonist’s first appearance—there are only 118 worldwide.
It’s the first tokenized comic in history. Buyers hold tokens that point to a verified graded collectible, not a photo listing.
I found that people who know how to trade can also become a platform entry point!
Let’s talk about @Velvet_Capital’s trade management economics. If you know how to trade, can you turn it into a new source of incoming funds on Velvet? Most of the time, many traders' influence mainly stays at the content level. Share insights, Show off your returns, Keep the pace. But if trading behavior can be accumulated and solidified, things are different. How do you control position sizing? How often should it be done? How do returns and drawdowns play out? Chase the hot topics or ride the trends? Where is the risk boundary? Once these records exist for a long time, a person's trading ability begins to take on an observable shape. and Velvet has capabilities related to trading and portfolio management.
First light the fire, then help users understand how to play
Let’s talk about the Renaiss new product release In the previous post, we talked about opening jadeite packs—how’s everyone playing? @renaissxyz This time, the jadeite pack! A limited pool of 1,000 packs, $100 per pack, with a maximum draw of collectibles valued at $3,200. On the surface, this is a blind box release. But I’m more interested in the first-tier issuance logic behind it. To get the collectibles market going, the first step usually isn’t to wait for the secondary market to become lively on its own; instead, you supply new products first to align attention, purchase actions, and unboxing anticipation at the same time. The limited pool is responsible for creating a sense of scarcity. High-value prizes are responsible for manufacturing unboxing emotions.
To understand Renaiss the first time, you just need to follow the story of one card and trace the whole loop— the first time you come into contact with it @renaissxyz , many people’s attention will end up on the card, opening packs, and the trading pages. But for beginners, the two things that are most likely to cause confusion are actually: What exactly do you get on-chain? Where are the physical collectibles? Let’s start with a brief introduction to the background. Renaiss is a real-world asset (RWA) liquidity project built on the BNB Chain. It has graduated from the YZi Labs EASY Residency S3 and completed a $1.5 million seed round led by YZi Labs. A Pokémon card or a limited-edition collectible toy has a price because of scarcity, cultural influence, and buyer consensus.
Curator’s LP: from choosing markets to choosing strategies
They say @HertzFlow_xyz but don’t talk about leverage, and they don’t talk about opening the market either. I want to see a more downstream role: Once the capital comes in, who helps allocate it? The more open markets there are, the more complex the problems LPs face. Which market to enter, which market lacks depth, which returns look high—actually, the tail risk is very heavy. Not everyone can assess things one by one. According to disclosures from the project team, the HertzFlow architecture includes a Vault and a Curator strategy layer. I understand that Curator is more like a risk steward for the capital. Its value isn’t just helping capital find a place to go; more importantly, it changes how LPs make decisions.
Speaking of @Velvet_Capital 's SocialFAI, how does it turn messages into trading actions! I want to see a more trading-oriented question: How does a piece of information go from “seeing it” to “daring to trade.” We all know the chain isn’t short on messages. On X there are trade calls, screenshots in groups, KOLs have opinions, and even smart money addresses can be tracked. The problem is that when these things are presented on their own, they can easily turn into noise. When a coin suddenly gets mentioned by a lot of people, it could mean the market is starting—or it could just be sentiment brewing. If an address buys a certain asset, it could be early positioning, or it could just be a test order.