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Over the past few days, $BTC attempts to break through the 80k level have not truly managed to hold.
So far, in this rebound, the biggest controversy in the market is only one question: From 58k to 82k—was this really the start of a medium-term trend, or merely a rebound to lure longs in before the final weekly shakeout?
It’s not time to draw a conclusion yet, but for now, the bulls have the upper hand.
The reason isn’t that the macro news is particularly good—it’s BTC’s own price action.
In August, BTC quickly broke out from around 63k to above 77k, then even topped out above 82k. Recently, although it has faced consecutive pressures such as rising oil prices, higher U.S. Treasury yields, and hotter rate-hike expectations, BTC still hasn’t fallen back below the prior breakout level.
More importantly, recent derivatives/futures leverage has declined, yet the price remains at elevated levels. This indicates that—at least up to now—the market isn’t merely propped up by continuously increasing leverage.
So tonight’s PPI and tomorrow’s CPI: we need to pay close attention to whether any bad news can still smash BTC lower. The most critical area right now is 76–77k USD.
If PPI and CPI come in hawkish and U.S. Treasury yields keep rising, but BTC can still hold this zone—or even quickly reclaim it—then it means macro pressure is being absorbed by price.
On the other hand, if 76k is lost and 73k can’t hold either, then the entire weekly structure must be re-evaluated—reconsider the supports at 70k and below.
What the bulls truly need to accomplish is very clear: break above the rebound new high of 82300 again. Only once there is a valid hold above that level does the following upside have the right to be considered—85K, 88K, and even 90k!
Macro data is just a catalyst. Let’s wait and see!
Completely sold into the fly… I just checked the funding rate and it was still negative! Big players are also currently leaning bearish; price is still making new highs, continually squeezing shorts.
This round of shady large players definitely has to thoroughly wipe out the big shorters before a proper pullback will officially kick in…
I don’t even know how high they’ll push it to—but if it comes to spiking, I think 1600-1800 isn’t out of the question, even higher…
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BTC weekly rebound: the start of a medium-term trend, or another weekly-level bull trap?
$BTC rebounded from a low of 58,000 at the end of June to a peak above 82,000 on the 4th of this month. It’s currently consolidating around 79,000. The weekly rebound is already in place, but for now it can’t yet be defined as the start of a new medium-term trend!
The 82–85k area is the most critical resistance zone right now. Big BTC has already shown clear sell pressure around 82k. If it later attempts to break through the 82–85k resistance zone again but fails to hold, then you need to be extremely cautious.
At present, Big BTC needs a huge amount of volume and energy to directly break through the market’s pressure in order to ease the current dilemma.
In an environment where U.S. Treasury yields are at high levels, oil prices are approaching $100, and the Fed has restarted expectations of additional rate hikes, if Big BTC manages to hold the strong support at 78k, it indicates that spot and ETF inflows below are not weak.
The real direction for this week will be determined on Thursday’s PPI and Friday’s CPI. If inflation runs hot, U.S. Treasury yields may continue rising, and BTC will likely retest the 76–78k support. If the CPI is soft, and BTC truly holds above 85k, then we would have to admit that this round of price action may be upgrading from a “weekly rebound” into a medium-term trend.
Recently, sentiment in the altcoin market has also been gradually warming up. Almost every day there are solid hotspot coins, and on top of that, on-chain “Robinhood” activity has been booming. All of these are gradually siphoning capital from the broader market...
As long as Big BTC doesn’t deliver a convincing breakout in a day, the risk won’t be lifted. 85k—BTC weekly rebound or a bull trap?
Due to the U.S. Labor Day, the U.S. stock market is closed all day today.
Last Friday, $SNDK surged because the month-end 21st saw its inclusion in the S&P 100, and capital flowed in.
By the way, they’re cleaning up the remaining short positions; it’s already back below 1800. If this move breaks 1800, it will likely continue to press against the 2000 resistance.
The capital in the U.S. stock market is really bold—no matter how bad the macro environment is, they still won’t be affected by using a tiny window to push up.
And from Friday after-hours until now, during the weekend, Binance futures has still been pushing the price of SanDisk from 1740 to 1780+. This can only mean the bullish sentiment in the Binance market hasn’t been fully digested yet. The nearest support below is 1710–1740.
Further out, support sits at 1660–1690. Still, I hope to see a gap-up tomorrow night, rally higher, and then first provide a 4-hour pullback for an entry.
With this data, if I said it was fake, someone would believe me... absurdity has its own absurd mother.
But yesterday, $BTC violently surged to a new high, so the pullback in the market is actually fine.
So then we wait for next Friday’s CPI final confirmation. Market expectations have shifted from a 50-50 view on rate hikes before the nonfarm payroll release to now leaning more toward a rate hike...
GPT-6 Astra is here—will AI replace future traders?
OpenAI has officially released GPT-6 Astra. This upgrade isn’t just about answering questions more accurately—it’s about giving AI the ability to complete complex tasks.
According to official information, Astra has made clear improvements in deep research, browser operations, code development, scientific reasoning, and computer control. It can execute multi-step tasks continuously, and it can also directly create documents, spreadsheets, and presentation slides.
This means it can continuously track news, earnings reports, macroeconomic data, and fund flows, analyze linkages between multiple markets, automatically build trading plans, calculate positions, execute strategies, and review the results. What used to require a research team may, in the future, only need one trader plus an AI system.
So, will traders be replaced?
My view is: yes, but only partially.
The first to be eliminated are traders who rely on information advantages, repetitive organization, and work driven by fixed indicators. In terms of data processing speed, disciplined execution, and around-the-clock monitoring, it’s hard for humans to beat AI over the long run.
But AI also has weaknesses. The market isn’t a math problem with a standard answer—it’s affected by liquidity, policy, sentiment, and unexpected events. When more and more capital uses similar models, strategies may also end up in crowded trading and collective failure.
The truly competitive traders in the future won’t need to compete with AI on computing speed. Instead, they’ll be responsible for asking the right questions, identifying the market environment, controlling risk, and promptly overturning conclusions when the model fails.
GPT-6 Astra won’t directly wipe out traders, but it will quickly push out traders who don’t use AI.
The winners in the future may no longer be “who is stronger, humans or AI,” but rather traders who use AI, replacing those who don’t have AI capabilities.
$ZEC is super fierce, directly breaking 10,000! After the big pancake broke to a new high last night, it consolidated at the high level, and ZEC couldn’t hold back.
Tonight at 8:30, the big non-farm payrolls—there’s definitely going to be big market movement.
$BTC In this case, the big cake has already approached the upper end of the consolidation range around 80800–81000 resistance.
Too strong: bought 77k in the morning, and by the evening it surged to 81k~ All longs can be reduced/trimmed completely; the rest is for making new highs.
Is this leg a bull market, or not? I won’t bet. Wait for capital inflows and a big bullish candle to confirm.
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Overnight early-session glance shows $BTC returning to the area around 77k—hovering near the lower edge of the trading range.
On the macro side, things aren’t looking too good right now: crude oil continues to rise, U.S. Treasury yields are rising as well, and market expectations for further Fed rate hikes are increasing.
Under this triple blow, if Bitcoin can still hold the baseline (75,000–75,500) and then rebounds again into the 79–80k range, that would be extremely strong.
Otherwise, if it breaks below 75k directly in the short term, it will trigger an even deeper wave of margin liquidations (testing the major support at 70–72k).
In the past few days, even U.S. stocks’ AI sector has had to bow its head. Even if demand itself hasn’t turned bad, you still have to see who can turn demand into orders and profits—and whether the stock price is willing to acknowledge that. This is also why last week saw big rebounds in the U.S. stocks Network Security and Enterprise Software sectors, and why storage $SNDK has remained relatively resilient.
Tonight Broadcom earnings call: Where does the next phase of AI go?
Tonight Broadcom $AVGO releases its earnings report, which—after Nvidia—serves as another major validation for the AI sector.
What the market really cares about is whether AI chip revenue can keep growing, and whether guidance for next quarter can be further raised.
Broadcom represents another core AI route: custom ASICs plus AI networking. If AI revenue continues to grow at a high rate, and management further upgrades its outlook, it would mean that AI capex from tech giants like Google and Meta remains strong.
This doesn’t just affect AVGO.
If the earnings are strong and the stock price truly rises as well, funds are likely to continue rotating toward AI infrastructure areas such as MRVL, CRDO, and optical communications.
Another direction I’m particularly interested in is memory.
As AI data centers expand, they can’t possibly only add GPUs and ASICs. The more compute there is, the greater the demand for HBM, DRAM, and enterprise SSDs as well. Therefore, if Broadcom again proves that AI capex is accelerating, then that’s also a demand-side confirmation for $MU $SNDK .
Recently, memory itself has already shown a certain degree of relative strength, so tonight I’ll be watching closely: after Broadcom’s earnings, will capital continue to spread into memory?
The AI sector can no longer be traded simply as “earnings good = stock rises.”
MRVL and CRDO both previously had decent performances, but cases where the stock didn’t respond indicate the market has entered a stage of valuation and expectation screening.
So tonight I’ll mainly look at three things:
After AVGO’s earnings, does it really rally?
Can MRVL and CRDO also follow through, confirming that ASICs and AI networking are seeing sector-wide spillover.
Whether MU and SNDK continue to show relative strength.
If AVGO surges and ASIC, networking, and memory all rise together, then the takeaway is that capital is confirming: AI capex is continuing to expand, and the market is shifting from GPUs to ASICs, networking, and memory.
On the other hand, if the earnings are good but AVGO still falls, don’t try to find reasons for the market.
Earnings are the catalyst; capital action is the final answer.
Overnight early-session glance shows $BTC returning to the area around 77k—hovering near the lower edge of the trading range.
On the macro side, things aren’t looking too good right now: crude oil continues to rise, U.S. Treasury yields are rising as well, and market expectations for further Fed rate hikes are increasing.
Under this triple blow, if Bitcoin can still hold the baseline (75,000–75,500) and then rebounds again into the 79–80k range, that would be extremely strong.
Otherwise, if it breaks below 75k directly in the short term, it will trigger an even deeper wave of margin liquidations (testing the major support at 70–72k).
In the past few days, even U.S. stocks’ AI sector has had to bow its head. Even if demand itself hasn’t turned bad, you still have to see who can turn demand into orders and profits—and whether the stock price is willing to acknowledge that. This is also why last week saw big rebounds in the U.S. stocks Network Security and Enterprise Software sectors, and why storage $SNDK has remained relatively resilient.
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September is here~! So fast, the 2026 progress is already 67%...
$BTC rebounded at the end of August, and with one wave it surged to around 80,000 for consolidation. At the moment, the trading range is 77,000–80,800, and the line where buyer-seller strength is more balanced is around 75,600.
In September, it’s just waiting for one massive bullish candle—either that, or a high-volume big bearish candle~
The consolidation won’t last too long. Will it push to 100,000 or drop back to 60,000?
September is here~! So fast, the 2026 progress is already 67%...
$BTC rebounded at the end of August, and with one wave it surged to around 80,000 for consolidation. At the moment, the trading range is 77,000–80,800, and the line where buyer-seller strength is more balanced is around 75,600.
In September, it’s just waiting for one massive bullish candle—either that, or a high-volume big bearish candle~
The consolidation won’t last too long. Will it push to 100,000 or drop back to 60,000?