$XRP was also one of the victims of yesterday's BG hacker attack. The hackers haven't sold yet, so they might offer everyone a good price: Yesterday, BG's hot wallet was stolen of $350 million, with XRP being the largest stolen asset: about 103 million tokens split into 5 wallets, and so far only 400,000 tokens have been moved as a test. The XRPL freeze tool can't control the XRP itself; no one can hold back this batch — it's a supply bomb hanging overhead. Of course, the demand is real: the spot ETF has had net inflows for 11 consecutive weeks, today Bitwise and Franklin are still increasing, on-chain wallets are also accumulating, and addresses holding from hundreds of thousands to tens of millions of tokens increased their holdings by 470 million tokens in 5 days. So the price that panicked and dropped due to the theft has already recovered. Interested friends can keep an eye on the hacker wallets' moves; maybe they'll create a small dip for everyone.

$OKB recently launched a batch of Pre-IPO perpetuals and hundreds of tokenized stocks in Europe. After the MiCA transition ended, the volume of perpetuals in the European region tripled. Tokenized stocks have become a compliance moat product, with settlements running on the X Layer, directly driving traffic to the OKB ecosystem. Moreover, real money is being used to attract users: in Europe, exchanging USDT for USDC offers an 8% reward, targeting the relocation wave after competitors exit Europe. Real money is being spent to capture market share. Despite the booming European market, the price of OKB hasn't risen much, indicating that the positive factors have not yet been fully realized, so it can still be held steadily. Especially with Exchange OS requiring OKB staking to deploy trading venues—the market is betting on an official announcement between the end of the month and early October. Once implemented, OKB will gain another rigid demand scenario.

From stocks to gold, while other CEXs compete for the track, Uniswap $UNI directly acts as the landlord. All tokenized assets want to pass through here for liquidity: 1. Paxos's tokenized gold places its main liquidity on Uniswap, officially announced as the top on-chain tokenized gold venue. RWA funds are converging towards v4, which is a long-term story of capture rate. 2. There's a warning on the chip side: 6.3 million UNI tokens were transferred to exchanges this week, with exchange holdings near a 60-day high. Especially the 8.87-9.29 range is crowded with leveraged long positions; once a pullback occurs, these longs will serve as fuel. 3. Historical patterns suggest: before CME launched ADA and LINK futures, there were preemptive sell-offs. Now with CME futures launch countdown underway, the surge in exchange holdings might be a "retreat before good news" scenario. Therefore, chasing highs is not recommended. RSI at 80 makes the entire pool very hot; entering now risks being left hanging at the peak.

Damn, $ONE actually managed to resurrect? Just to slap my face purely. A coin whose project team has abandoned it and whose fundamentals are gone still managed to rally 20% against the trend, even pushing the price gap on several exchanges to 33% at one point... If it was because no one was playing and some big whale forcibly pumped it, I could understand. But the nearly $6 million trading volume on OKX in the past 24 hours is clear. Still, I suggest not touching it: there's a 40% knife hanging over its head, one address can single-handedly crash the entire market, and the funding rate for derivatives has plunged deeply negative. I suspect today's surge was engineered to trigger short squeezes.

Yesterday I placed a limit order to add 0.093 $DOGE, but unfortunately, because payment volume increased due to narrative, the price never dropped down. 1. House of Doge and MoonPay have expanded the merchant network accepting DOGE to over 6,000 stores, pushing real-time enterprise settlements along with RWA tokenization. Next, it depends on the actual transaction volume. If usage increases, its story can shift from a pure community tipping coin to a real payment application coin. This is a long-term positive. 2. Also, on-chain whales are buying up: 600 million coins were swallowed by large on-chain orders in 24 hours; on the derivatives side, 5 whale wallets have piled up over $9 million in long positions on Hyperliquid, already showing profits. 3. BG has included DOGE in its reserve proof coverage. After the theft incident, exchanges rushed to prove their innocence, and DOGE gained a transparency endorsement, which is also a positive. But the ETF traffic volume is too small; the basic foundation is still insufficient. Before institutions truly return, it remains a beta market, likely following the overall market trend.

As expected, every coin has its believers, but $HYPE is probably one of the coins with the most believers. 1. Even listed companies and treasury companies have been blindly buying continuously; you can't deny it. HYPE is already close to its previous high, and Hyperliquid's micro-strategy bought 5.51 million coins this month. All treasury companies have hoarded 35.1 million coins, with a paper profit of 710 million. 2. A comment from a group member today made me realize a previous oversight: focusing too much on short-term K-lines caused me to overlook the bigger picture. That is, HYPE has huge potential; whether next year, the year after, or in five years, HYPE has a chance to catch up with $BNB. Jump's CEO also publicly stated that Hyperliquid is BNB's first real competitor, capable of replacing CEX narratives and receiving the highest level of endorsement. After all, even Coinbase is now directing traffic to HYPE. Short-term K-lines are tactics; the imagination space of the big picture is strategy. With patience, holding HYPE might be as comfortable as holding $BTC

$ZEC Stop playing around, the old money is crazily taking profits, and the new money is crazily buying in. With such a high turnover rate, entering now is very likely to get caught at the peak: 1. Suspected Bitkub co-founder related wallets are gradually liquidating nearly 140,000 ZEC, and many retail investors who rushed in this week are basically stuck. Now the top 100 addresses hold nearly half of the chips, and the real floating supply on the secondary market is just a few million coins. 2. The ecosystem money has arrived: Zcash-related self-custody wallets developers raised $25 million in seed funding, the application layer got top-tier VC money, and the narrative has shifted from mining to developers. 3. Ledger hardware wallets are integrating transaction shielding, with a release and independent audit planned by the end of the month—opening institutional-grade self-custody access, the last mile for compliant coin holding. RSI is still hot; it is recommended to keep your position under 10%, don’t get too greedy. Don’t try to make the last wave of profits, it’s easy to be left stranded at the peak.

The whale who sold $ETH at a loss sneakily bought back again; this kind of move is more honest than any research report. 1. On-chain monitoring detected: a whale who previously liquidated over ten thousand ETH around 2252, yesterday spent nearly twenty million dollars to buy back 7,567 ETH. 2. On the day of breaking through 2700, short positions were liquidated for 170 million dollars; Hyperliquid $HYPE holds $3 billion in ETH positions but the fee rate is only slightly positive, indicating the rise is driven by spot, not overheated. 3. The Sepolia testnet fork targets the window from the end of the month to early October, with ordinary transfer gas fees dropping by up to 70%. This is the next narrative baton after Fusaka. 4. The story of Aave submitting an institutional version proposal continues: qualified custody of $BTC /ETH collateral to borrow stablecoins, DAO funding fifty million dollars to build the pool. The RWA institutional pipeline has thickened again. My thought: first watch 2950. The dealer buying back is stronger than anything else, hold on.

The trend of $BTC is making me a bit nervous; I don't quite understand it! Yesterday saw the largest options expiry in history just settle, yet the market showed no volatility at all. Deribit's quarterly expiry yesterday had a notional value of $18.1 billion, a record high, wiping out nearly 40% of the entire BTC open interest at once. The settlement price was well above the pain point, so the long structure remains intact. But the positive gamma buffer is gone, so next week's order flow will be exposed. The good news is the chip position is solid: exchange BTC reserves have dropped to 2.7 million coins, the lowest since 2019; whale wallets have accumulated over 110,000 BTC in just over two months. The mid-term structure is bullish. The bad news is retail investors are also buying. Historically, before a bull market starts, "whales buy, retail sells." Now retail FOMO hasn't been cleared out, indicating sentiment reset is incomplete, so the breakout won't happen overnight. As long as it doesn't break below 83,000, I still believe there will be one more wave up before a pullback

Now everyone must have given up on $ONE, right? Moving to the Ethereum chain is just euthanasia after the complete failure of the L1 economy. 1. In August, a cross-shard vulnerability was exploited to forge about 3 trillion ONE (which is 200 times the circulating supply). The team had to roll back more than 140,000 blocks, completely destroying the chain's trust foundation. This is another breach of user trust following the 2022 Horizon cross-chain bridge hack by North Korean hackers who stole nearly $100 million. 2. TVL crashed from a peak of $1 billion to $150,000, basically zero; on-chain daily fee revenue is negligible. This time, shutting down the old chain and fully migrating to Ethereum is just a more comfortable way to give up. The fundamentals are dead, and the team will no longer care. On-chain economic activity is dead, market cap has shrunk to the tens of millions of dollars level, validators shut down nodes and took $1.37 million severance pools to become governors. Everyone can disperse, don’t hold any hope.