Maji Big Brother, who has been liquidated 500 times, goes all in again. How long can he hold this time? A position screenshot circulated in the community shows BTC 40x full position long, ETH 25x full position long, $HYPE 10x full position long. The entry points are just near previous highs, BTC entry at 77871, ETH entry at 2463, all chasing longs after a rebound. The floating profit looks dazzling, but the risks behind it are even scarier. Many only see the millions in floating profit and envy the boldness of this move. But don’t forget this label: liquidated over 500 times. This is not a newbie’s all-in gamble, but someone repeatedly harvested by the market. BTC: 40X full position long, liquidation price at 62241. Nearly a 20,000-point safety buffer looks thick, but the destructive power of 40x leverage should not be underestimated. A deep correction, a FOMC black swan event, or a rapid spike down can cause a crash in mentality without even hitting the liquidation price. Floating profit is not a safe vault; adding positions on floating profit and profit retracement is the norm with high leverage. ETH: 25X full position long, liquidation price at 2357. Entry is just above the resistance zone at 2460 we discussed earlier. Heavy resistance above, a critical survival line close below. Any market pullback can easily break through key levels quickly. 25x full position leaves very little room for error. HYPE: 10X full position long, liquidation price at 42.37. Altcoin volatility is even more violent; 10x leverage looks mild, but an unprovoked dump can wipe out all buffers in one go.

$ETH short position live trade: Who wouldn't want to earn effortlessly, but very few can handle this kind of meal Opened at an average price of 2500.75, held all the way down to around 2396. This $ETH 100x short position yielded a return rate directly hitting 417.98%. Many people at first glance only envy: Isn't this the effortless profit everyone dreams of? The flashy numbers are upfront, but few see the torment behind them. Holding from 2500 all the way down, there were many rebounds and spikes, and significant intraday pullbacks. With 100x full position leverage, even a slightly larger rebound can easily force an exit. Profit is the result; enduring volatility, resisting temptation, and facing the fear of sudden market reversals is the process. It's not just about being right on the direction to make money. We discussed before that the $ETH resistance above 2440-2480 is heavy; without volume to break through, rebounds are just corrections in a downtrend. It's easy to be bearish, but hard not to get shaken out by interim bullish candles, not to take profits prematurely halfway down, and not to overturn your judgment due to brief market recoveries. But be even clearer: such big profits come with high risk, not a replicable skill. 100x leverage is a double-edged sword; holding this time brought big profits, but it doesn't mean the same strategy will survive next time. When it goes well, you feel like a genius; one mistake and it's zero. Appreciate the judgment behind this trade, but never treat it as a mindless template to copy.

$BTC on the eve of the FOMC: While the entire market bets on a rate hike, $BTC is betting against the consensus expectations In the early morning of September 17 Beijing time, the Federal Reserve's September FOMC decision was released, marking the biggest recent macro catalyst for BTC. The consensus is almost unanimous now: Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and HSBC have all shifted to expecting a 25 basis point rate hike; among 101 economists surveyed by Reuters, 86 predict a rate hike, with market pricing close to 90%. Once realized, the interest rate will reach 3.75%‑4.00%. Interestingly, the rising expectations are not entirely due to runaway inflation. The rebound in August PPI and CPI, along with rising oil prices and US Treasury yields, are the triggers, but Goldman Sachs points out a reality: to a large extent, the Fed does not want to overturn the fully priced-in market expectations rather than a sudden deterioration in fundamentals. Outside the market, Trump and White House advisors have publicly opposed the rate hike, bringing political battles to the forefront. Many people simply understand: rate hike = bearish for BTC, no rate hike = bullish for BTC, but this year's market has long been more complex. In the short term, BTC is a risk asset; high interest rates raise risk-free returns and squeeze leveraged funds, suppressing it; in the long term, it is "digital gold," betting on the long-term risks to US Treasuries and dollar credit. The same asset with two logics switching at any time is the root cause of BTC's recent repeated volatility and sharp moves up and down. #本周FOMC揭晓，加息能否落地？

$CORE Actual Landing: CORE did not attend any “hype events” today Many people are obsessed with the team flying to conferences daily, taking group photos, and seeking exposure. But the real rhythm in the circle: recently, all external actions of CORE have shifted to low-key business cultivation with zero public hype or inspections. Today, the team did not attend any public summits, did not do any public roadshows, and did not announce any official schedules. All efforts are focused on compliance scenario implementation, overseas payment channel integration, and polishing the SatPay ecosystem closed loop. Previously, inspections were about “raising expectations, creating heat, and telling stories.” Now, inspections are about “patching loopholes, stabilizing compliance, and connecting with real institutional cash flow.” The core task of the project at this stage is very practical: Fix the institutional trust gap caused by early protocol loopholes, open overseas fiat payment channels, and improve real application scenarios for BTCFi. The silent deep cultivation period is the key phase for a project to transition from hype-driven to ecosystem-driven. Not tweeting, not showing schedules, does not mean stagnation; on the contrary, it means no longer relying on hype to pump the price, but accumulating real value through actual implementation.

$CORE The 5 truths the entire network is talking about? The market is all chasing CORE's grand BTCFi narrative and ecological vision, yet deliberately ignoring the project's most critical, rarely publicly discussed underlying truths, which are also the core logic determining the mid-to-long-term trend. First, BTC hashrate is not a security golden ticket. Most mistakenly believe that binding Bitcoin hashrate means top-level security, but in fact, Bitcoin miners only participate in voting weight and will not cover for CORE protocol vulnerabilities. Previous validator reward anomalies and emergency hard forks prove that hashrate is just marketing hype and cannot avoid underlying code risks. Second, ecosystem buybacks remain a blueprint rather than an implemented fact. The official planned SatPay and AMP ecosystem fee buyback mechanisms are currently only at the roadmap stage, with no continuous, stable on-chain buyback cash flow yet. Do not treat this as a normalized buying benefit. Business layouts are about seeking profit opportunities, not equivalent to having achieved self-sustainability. Third, locked tokens delay selling pressure but are not a deflationary benefit. The dual staking model locks a large amount of tokens, but none of the locked tokens are permanently destroyed. When market sentiment improves and ecosystem returns decline in the future, these dormant tokens will be unlocked en masse, posing a potential dumping risk. Fourth, domestic and overseas community narratives are severely fragmented. Domestic hype focuses on hundredfold expectations and ultimate visions; overseas focuses on vulnerability aftermath, governance flaws, institutional access risks, and real ecosystem data, emphasizing risks over fantasies, with a huge cognitive gap. #本周FOMC揭晓，加息能否落地？

$ETH: In the chaos, the thinking actually becomes clearer Falling to around 2389, setting aside all the noise, the market logic becomes simple and straightforward. Technical chart Short-term resistance: 2440‑2480 The previously repeatedly tested lower boundary of the box now turns into strong resistance. As long as there is no volume surge to reclaim this area, every rebound tends to be a repair within the downtrend, not a reversal. The previous high at 2530 has been confirmed as a short-term iron ceiling. ​ - First support: 2370‑2380 This is the critical lifeline for this round of rebound. Today it just touched this sensitive level. Holding it means there is still room for oscillation and game; a decisive break below will directly destroy the rebound structure, with the next target looking toward 2300 or even deeper. ​ - Indicator status The hourly chart shows continuous weakening, with rebound momentum steadily fading. Do not mistake small-scale bottoming signals as buy-the-dip signals. Now is not the time to "buy more as it falls," but to observe whether support can withstand selling pressure. News reality On one side, the CLARITY bill cooling off brings negative sentiment; on the other, the FOMC decision is imminent. Do not expect a single piece of news to immediately save the market. Currently, ETH faces a dual game of technical breakdown risk plus macro uncertainty. The positive news has not materialized yet, while the negative is already priced in. How is the thinking clear? It’s not about being determined to short, nor stubbornly holding to buy the dip.

The truth behind $BTC's sharp drop: Who is panicking, who is greedy? A few days ago, when it surged to 79,600, the whole network was saying the bull market is back, everyone was greedy; After a few big bearish candles hit, everywhere were crash talks, and collective panic set in. Before the FOMC decision, this wave of volatile decline has completely exposed the gap between two types of people. Who is panicking? 1. Short-term leveraged traders The market swings sharply up and down, with many chasing highs and short-sellers trying to catch bottoms constantly getting liquidated. As mentioned earlier in live trading, even knowing the risks before the news, they couldn't help but bet early. When the price falls, anxiety maxes out, rushing to cut losses or add positions in panic, the more chaotic it gets, the easier it is to make mistakes. Leverage doesn't create losses but amplifies panic infinitely. 2. New funds chasing highs They rushed in during the 78,000-79,600 "false reversal" wave, missed profits, and got trapped first. When the market weakens slightly, their first reaction isn't to calmly observe support but to worry the big bull market is over. 3. Those driven by emotions They believe all the good news when the candle is green and magnify all the bad news when it's red. US debt, interest rate hikes, regulation, selling pressure—all the negatives flood their minds simultaneously. Much of the panic doesn't come from the market itself but from the overwhelming negative voices in the community. Who is greedy? This greed isn't mindlessly shouting to buy the dip; it's when others are afraid, some are calmly calculating the value of their chips.