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BOME rose 18.1% today. Spot trading volume was $3.42 million, while futures trading volume was $28 million—futures volume is 8 times spot volume. This suggests that mainly contract funds are driving the move. Near-term sentiment is somewhat bullish, but be sure to watch the risk of closing (liquidating) futures positions.

UTK rose 16.2%. Spot volume was $10.2 million. The volume and price action are fairly well aligned, indicating a pull-up supported by real buy orders, so it feels a bit more solid.

LPT rose 10.5%. Spot volume was $6.93 million, and futures volume was $31.9 million. The futures side is also active, with plenty of liquidity, and today’s overall trend is steady.

In today’s run, futures funding is clearly more active. Several mid- and small-cap coins show a pattern of futures leading and pulling spot along. There are opportunities in the short term, but don’t forget to set your stop-loss.

PIEVERSE is up 46.5% today. Over the past 24 hours, trading volume is about $29M. Price and volume are rising in sync; buy orders clearly outweigh sell orders. It’s the standout in the Alpha sector.

DIA is up 44%. Futures-side trading volume is $38.6M, and spot volume is also $4.5M. Both sides are seeing increased volume; near-term momentum isn’t weak. However, for this kind of small-cap, it can surge quickly and also drop quickly.

PEPE is up nearly 12%. Trading volume is $40M, the highest among today’s mainstream memes. Sentiment is rising alongside the meme track overall, and participation from capital is relatively high.

Overall, today’s meme coins and small Alpha coins are clearly rotating—capital is hunting for high-beta targets—while the mainstream large-cap coins are relatively calm.

QIU is up 34% today, with trading volume of $5.4M. Volume and price are rising together, and short-term momentum is fairly strong. It’s not that common for a coin like this to attract such a large amount.

REQ is up 30%, with $3M in trading volume. It had been quiet/cold for a long time, but today it suddenly got noticed. I don’t know whether there’s a fundamental catalyst, but purely from volume and price, it looks like money is flowing in.

SHIB is up nearly 19%, with $25M in trading volume. For a meme coin of this size to move this much suggests that sentiment has turned, and the market overall is moving toward higher-risk assets.

This wave today doesn’t feel like just an individual-coin situation—risk appetite in the market is switching. Meme coins and small caps are taking off together. Make sure to control your position size.

CHILLGUY is up 20.6% today, with contract trading volume exceeding $10 million. Volume and price are cooperating well—during the rally the trading activity steadily increased, near-term buy-side demand is clearly dominant, and the sentiment is generally bullish.

SOXS is up 10%, with $75 million in trading value over the past 24 hours. This is a mapped coin for the U.S. triple-bear bet on semiconductors. Recently, U.S. tech stocks have been under pressure, and capital is looking for a hedging instrument here, which provides some logical support.

EDU is up 11.3%. Spot trading volume is about $1.8 million. The overall size is on the smaller side, but it has expanded relative to its average volume. The education sector has shown signs of a recent rebound—watch whether the momentum in volume can be sustained.

Overall today is more sentiment-driven. CHILLGUY-type meme tokens led the move, while the major coins didn’t see much action. Funds are rotating into smaller and mid-cap coins to find opportunities.

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Apple $AAPL — a roller-coaster rebound came this week 😂:

The stock price surged from a low of $320 up to $332. The 24-hour gain is 3.55%. It’s just one step away from the 52-week all-time high of $334.99.

Trading volume expanded on Thursday to more than 90,000 lots—nearly double the recent average daily volume—showing that major funds are actively buying.

However, market divergence is clear. TradFi perpetual contract data shows that the short positions are as high as 69%, with the long-to-short ratio at only 0.45. Most speculative traders are still bearish.

This combination—“stock up, shorts more”—means that if Apple’s earnings come in above expectations, shorts may be forced to cover, which could add extra upside momentum.

On fundamentals: Apple’s market cap is close to $5 trillion, and its P/E ratio is 38. For a tech giant, the valuation looks reasonable.

The company’s core logic is straightforward: a solid iPhone ecosystem moat, ongoing penetration of AI features (Apple Intelligence), and a steadily increasing share of revenue from its services business.

The biggest catalyst next week is the Q3 earnings report (expected from late July to early August). The market will focus on iPhone sales, upgrade demand driven by AI features, and guidance for the next quarter’s performance.

Before the earnings release, the $320–$335 range is the key battleground for price.

Cai Ju is bullish—because I use an Apple phone, haha. That’s the main reason. Even if prices rise later due to chip-related issues, it won’t stop Apple fans’ buying desire.

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EUL today rose 50%, with trading volume around $40 million; spot volume also caught up. The price-and-volume rising together forms a pattern with clear short-term momentum.

B2 also rose 50%, with contract trading volume exceeding $52 million. The price moved from a low base to a doubled rise directly, showing solid fund inflow, but the increase is too large and the risk of a pullback should be noted.

TNSR rose nearly 10%, with trading volume of $12.5 million. Compared to others it’s relatively calm—more like a follow-on catch-up driven by market sentiment, with no particularly abnormal surge in volume.

Today’s market structure is rather extreme. For small-cap issues like EUL and B2—both seeing 50% gains—impulsive moves are more likely. Chasing the price needs caution, and have a stop-loss plan in mind first.

GWEI is up 35% today, with contract trading volume exceeding $46 million. The momentum is quite strong with both volume and price rising together. However, after a 35% move, be careful about chasing—there may be a pullback.

VELVET is up 33.6%, with contract trading volume around $64 million, and the volume ratio is even higher than GWEI’s by a notch. The active trading indicates it’s not just a small-scale move; but with a daily gain of just over thirty percent, those holding positions may want to pay attention to take-profit levels.

ACE is up 29%. Both spot and contracts are expanding in volume—spot is over 9 million, and contracts are about $80 million. With both markets rising in sync, it has a broader participant base, and comparatively the structure is healthier.

Today’s surge is mainly concentrated in mid- and small-cap coins. There aren’t many cases where volume keeps up. Among them, ACE is one of the more solid fundamental plays; for the rest, make sure to control your position size.

Today BTC is trading at $64,146, down about 1.47%. The intraday high reached $65,808 and the low fell to $63,739. The trading range is fairly wide, and volume is also quite active—more than $1 billion in turnover—which suggests both bulls and bears are actively competing. For now, the market is still relatively weak.

Today ETH is at $1,861, with a comparatively mild decline of 0.95%. The high touched $1,909 and the low was $1,848. The fluctuation range is around 60 dollars. Trading volume is normal and ETH is moving in line with BTC, with no independent momentum.

As for SOL, it has fallen the most, down 2.53%, to $73.95. The intraday high and low are $76.45 to $73.44—a full $3 difference. Volatility is the highest here, volume remains steady, and short-term pressure is clearly evident.

All three are down. With weekend liquidity on the thinner side, there hasn’t been much in the way of surprises. Watch to see whether BTC can hold the $63,700 support level.

Apple (AAPL) is up 3.53% today, trading at $333.02. Market expectations for its next-quarter earnings have heated up. News about AI hardware integration into iPhone continues to build momentum, with both volume and price expanding in tandem—short-term momentum is strong.

Salesforce (CRM) rose 4.29%, now at $163.66, leading the tech sector. Subscription growth for its AI CRM product exceeded expectations. Institutional capital is flowing in clearly; after breaking through a key resistance level, upside room has opened up.

ARM (ARM) fell 8.14%, trading at $260.01. It had the biggest drop today. The market is re-evaluating the overall valuation of the semiconductor industry, along with some institutions taking profits. ARM’s moat in AI chip architecture remains strong. If you’re looking long term, the pullback may actually be a good point of interest, though there could be volatility in the near term.

Overall, today the tech sector is showing clear divergence. AI application names (Apple, Salesforce) are favored by capital, while chip design stocks (ARM, Intel, AMD) face more pressure. The rotation signals in the market are worth keeping an eye on.

APR Today, the contract price rose 28%, with trading volume reaching $18 million. Both volume and price increased, and bullish sentiment is clearly evident. This gain isn’t just a small move—there’s a lot of capital behind it pushing the market.

EPIC Spot and its contracts rose in sync by about 17%. Although the spot volume isn’t large, the contract-side trading volume of $22 million provides support, and activity in the short term is clearly stronger.

HOME contracts rose nearly 12%, with trading volume of $31.8 million. Compared with others, the volume looks relatively solid—more grounded than just a “tower in the air.”

Overall, today’s market move is fairly active. Many smaller coins show signs of volume-led rallies. But for those that pump quickly, be mindful of pacing—be cautious about chasing the price.

RE Today is up 43%. Contract trading volume exceeded $180 million—ranked first in both spot and futures today. The volume-price combination is fairly solid; it’s not one of those no-volume pump-and-disappear moves. Of course, after a move like this, those who chased it on the short term should watch out for pullback risk.

CAP is up 17%, with contract volume of $16 million. Relative to its size, it’s also somewhat hot. This is a strong coin in the medium-cap category. It’s not as crazy as RE, but it’s still outperformed most other coins.

ZBT is up 10%, with contract volume of $13 million. The price action is relatively steady—no big spikes or crashes. It feels more like the quiet, steady run that happened throughout the day. The volume is also acceptable.

Overall today feels like rotation within small-cap names. RE is far out front, but these kinds of extreme gains are often a double-edged sword. CAP and ZBT, on the other hand, look more like there’s some sustained momentum in the market.

Tesla earnings have already been released: a typical case of “revenue looks great, profits don’t; the story is very grand, but delivery takes time.”

In Q2, the company’s quarterly revenue hit a record high, reaching $28.24B, up 26% year over year. Vehicle deliveries also set a new quarterly record.

However, operating profit was only $398M, down 57% year over year. Operating margin fell to 1.4%, showing that selling more doesn’t necessarily mean making more.

The market signaled its reaction immediately as well, dropping 15% right away.

What the market is worried about is that Tesla is shifting from being an “electric vehicle company” to an “AI, Robotaxi, Optimus, and energy infrastructure company,” but these investments burn cash in the short term, while long-term returns have yet to be proven.

That said, based on history, every time TSLA has a major drop, it also often becomes a mid-term buying opportunity.

Cai Ju’s current investment strategy for $TSLA is:

You can scale in and pay attention in batches, but don’t rush to catch a falling knife—wait for the market to digest the sentiment first.#财报观察员 #特斯拉股价首周跑输SpaceX

PROM is up 24.4% today, with contract trading volume of $26.4M and a current price of 1.817U. Volume and price are expanding together; long-position capital is clearly entering the market, and short-term momentum is fairly strong.

BILL is up 21.3%, with contract trading volume of $28.1M and a current price of 0.031U. Trading volume ranks among the top in several of the rising coins; buy orders are continuously coming in—this isn’t just a small-amount pump.

MAGMA is up 14.6%, with contract trading volume of $9M. Although the volume is relatively smaller, the rally is steady, with no major pullbacks; it’s more of a gradual strength pattern.

In today’s rally, small-cap contract products are rotating strength one after another. While many are seeing good volume-price alignment, if you chase longs at high levels, be careful not to end up being the bag-holder.

Micron (MU) is up 3.2% today, trading at $990. Among the semiconductor sector, it’s the clear standout. In recent times, AI servers’ demand for high-bandwidth memory has continued to surge, and MU is one of the few memory leaders that are directly benefiting. Volume and price action are moving in good coordination, and near-term momentum is still intact.

Intel (INTC) rose 2.3% today despite the headwind, trading at $100. There is an earnings report after the close today, with an EPS estimate of $0.10. This long-established chip stock has been overshadowed by AMD and NVIDIA over the past few quarters, but the combination of an undervaluation plus an AI PC catalyst could lead to a round of catch-up buying if the earnings report comes in above expectations.

Tesla (TSLA) plunged 14.5% today, trading at $319. Most likely, this is due to earnings or delivery data coming in worse than expected, and sentiment in the short term is relatively bleak. However, based on history, TSLA’s sharp sell-offs often turn into mid-term buying opportunities. You can consider building positions in batches, but don’t rush to catch a falling knife—wait for the market to digest the sentiment first.

Today, tech stocks overall were weak: Google fell 7%, and Tesla collapsed nearly 15%. Only the memory and AI compute directions moved against the trend—structural opportunities are still there, but timing is even more important.

AIA is up 14.2% today; contract trading volume is $18.7 million. Momentum has risen on both volume and price. The short-term momentum is fairly clear, but the long/short battle in the contracts is intense—watch out for volatility risk.

MUU is up 8.4%, with contract trading volume as high as $55.1 million. The volume is solid, and capital participation is fairly strong. This volume paired with the price increase suggests it’s not just a pure pump.

WLFI is up 6.2%. Spot trading volume is $29.4 million, and its position in this rally looks well-supported. Its move has been relatively steady.

Today, in the overall market, a batch of mid- and small-cap coins is seeing volume-backed breakout rallies. Price gains only really matter when supported by volume—be careful when chasing without volume.

RIF is up 57% today, with trading volume of $8.3 million. The spot contracts and dual-line futures are both rising (futures trading volume reaches as high as $178 million). The volume and price movement are well-aligned, so it doesn’t look like a fake breakout.

KORU is up 21%, with futures trading volume of $910 million. At this scale, it stands out a lot in today’s market. The turnover of positions is extremely active, and short-term momentum is very strong.

TLM is up 15%. Spot is nearly 60 million, and futures are 43 million. Both sides are expanding volume at the same time, indicating that it’s not just the futures driving the move—spot is also following through.

Overall, today there are a few smaller coins that are showing independent strength while the broader market is moving sideways. Trading volume has clearly expanded, so it’s worth watching whether this strength can be sustained going forward.

Things you couldn’t imagine in the past: real-life stocks—regulated U.S. stocks and Hong Kong stocks—one day somehow became 24/7 round-the-clock trading in the crypto/coin圈 space, and even with leverage.

I mean, the people in the crypto circle really do have sharper brains, don’t they? Of course, it also can’t be done without the boost of blockchain technology—so tell me, isn’t the era progressing?
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ATM is up 21.2% today, with spot trading volume around $3.9M. Volume and price are somewhat in sync—it's not especially large, but the up-move has played out. Right now the price is around 1.99, and there is a prior resistance level. The question is whether it can continue to rise while the volume keeps up (or whether volume will contract).

ZAMA is up 19.4%. Spot is 14.6M and the contracts are 48.5M—volume is present on both sides. The contract side bulls are pushing; it falls into the category of moves with capital participation rather than a mere pump. The price is around the 0.048 area—watch out for the risk of chasing at high levels.

For ON, the contract month is up 41.5%, with trading volume of 34M—one of the top performers today. It has relatively high volatility. The long vs. short disagreement on the contracts could intensify, so if you want to participate, control your position sizing and don’t go all-in.

Overall today, a few coins are showing volume-price resonance. Local market enthusiasm is still there, but you need to be cautious when choosing direction. Strength doesn’t necessarily mean safety.

Today BTC is quoted at $66,115, down slightly 0.66% over the past 24 hours. The intraday high touched 66,739 and the low dipped to 65,553, for a swing of about $1,200. Overall, it has been consolidating within a trading range, showing no clear direction. Trading volume is around 18,000 coins. Liquidity is acceptable, but there hasn’t been any notable pickup in buying power, making the market feel rather dull.

ETH is arguably the strongest among the three today. It rose 0.26% to 1,934, briefly touching 1,956 intraday, and the low at 1,910 was also held. Its structure is slightly better than BTC’s—it seems inclined upward, but the力度 isn’t strong enough.

As for SOL, it’s basically moving sideways. It’s quoted at 78.07 with almost no change. The intraday high is 78.85 and the low is 77.00, with a narrower range. Volume is also at a normal level, but it lacks presence.

Overall, all three major assets tonight are leaning toward the dull side, with no clear breakout signal. It’s steadier to wait patiently for direction rather than chase highs.