$SNDK ｜The sector is fully erupting, which might actually be a signal to retreat. #闪迪长期协议成焦点，开盘表现待验证 Kioxia ADR surged 14.6%, the storage sector is in a collective climax, but the more unanimous the sentiment, the more cautious you should be about profit-taking starting. My trading plan is very clear: Observe shorting opportunities near the current price, target 1600, stop loss at 1850. Don't chase the hottest sentiment, only follow your own trading logic. If the directional judgment is wrong, stop loss; if it goes as expected, hold patiently. Don't be misled by collective euphoria; climaxes are often where divergences begin. #OKX预言家第二季正式上线 Just recording my personal trading plan, not investment advice.

The most awkward part of Lü Xiaotong's segment is not even the stance issue, but that she hasn't even understood the most basic privacy logic of Crypto, yet she starts teaching others how to receive money. Saying things like "If you receive money from big shots in the crypto circle, you should only accept Bitcoin" and "use cold wallets"—what does this have to do with anonymity? BTC has never been absolutely anonymous; at best, it's pseudonymous. On-chain transfers are completely open and transparent. As long as your real identity matches a certain address, all the subsequent fund flows from that address can be traced. If Jing Tian directly gives Sun Yuchen a BTC address, and Sun Yuchen transfers according to the chat records, then the chat logs, transfer time, amount, and on-chain transactions can all mutually verify each other. Switching to a cold wallet does not change the fact that "this address was provided by Jing Tian." As for coin mixing and cross-chain operations, these are not actions that can make real-world payment relationships disappear with the push of a button. On-chain privacy is one thing; whether the law can prove "you received this money" is another, and ultimately depends on specific evidence and legal relationships. So, people who truly understand Crypto will not equate "cold wallets" with "anonymity." Cold wallets solve the problem of how to store private keys, not give you an invisibility cloak. If you don't understand, you can ask. The worst is knowing just three terms and then starting to lecture others. After so many years in the crypto circle, one of the fastest ways to expose low IQ is to start with "absolute anonymity."

Archaeological find in the crypto world: Back then, when Justin Sun appeared on "Only You," the award presenter was actually He Yi!

Japan raises interest rates, is the US stock and crypto market doomed? Don't panic, the opportunity is here! The world's most powerful "money printing machine" is about to shut down! Japan's 10-year government bond yield has surged past 3%, and this is no small matter. For decades, global investors have been borrowing nearly free yen to buy US stocks, tech stocks, and Bitcoin. Now, this "free lunch" is over. My view is clear: be cautious in the short term, watch the show in the medium term, and be very bullish in the long term. Japan's rate hike hits high-valuation US tech stocks and the highly volatile crypto market first. Money flows back to Japan, and Bitcoin, as a high-risk "global liquidity barometer," is very likely to be panic-sold into a dip like in August 2024. #Robinhood链上放量，币股Meme引争议 But! If you panic, you lose. This is exactly the touchstone for the "digital gold" narrative. Traditional currencies are being printed more and more, making Bitcoin's fixed monetary policy even more precious. Every crash caused by macro liquidity is a discounted entry ticket for long-term investors. #21家金融机构拟推美元稳定币 Don't be scared by short-term volatility, keep your eyes on Bitcoin, opportunities come from the dips! Want to know where the bottoming signal of this "golden pit" is? #非农前数据分化，9月加息预期升温

The drop in Bitcoin isn't significant, and the greed index is still at 63. Don't mistake localized hype for a full market rally. BTC is around $77,488, down about 1.4% in 24 hours; ETH is around $2,417, down about 2.4%. Major coins are still adjusting, while a few small coins are rapidly surging, which can easily mislead people into thinking the market is broadly recovering. In reality, funds are just moving back and forth within hotspots. A greed index of 63 indicates sentiment remains overheated, but hot sentiment doesn't equal a broad rally, nor does it guarantee your positions will profit. BTC hasn't broken through 80,000, and ETH is struggling around 2,400. Major coins are stagnant while small coins are lively; this structure looks more like existing funds clustering together rather than a new trend starting. Seeing small caps suddenly surge is the easiest trigger for FOMO. But experienced traders' first reaction isn't to chase, but to ask: after the pump, is there sustained capital to take over? If the hype is high but the price can't break key resistance, that's a divergence between sentiment and price, which calls for caution. Market breadth, median gains, and top gainers vary greatly across platforms, so it's best to specify the source. The same goes for ETF data; don't rush to guess the direction before full updates. If large inflows continue afterward, it means sentiment is backed by real money; if funds don't follow, the current hype is just short-term rotation. My choice is still to watch and wait. Localized surges don't confirm a bull market; only when major coins reclaim key resistance and funds truly spread out can we say the market is coming. Do you think this is a buildup or a high-level stagnation? $BTC $ETH

$BTC $ETH $SHIB 🔥Greed index at 71! BTC just dropped to 76766, SOL plunged 4.4% leading the decline, the market turned red collectively. Does this scenario look familiar? A short squeeze pushes greed to the max, after sentiment funds rush in, the main force counterattacks with a sharp pullback. Is it time to jump in or run for your life? Let me break down two hard truths: Optimistically, this wave is a normal profit-taking washout, BTC valuation at 0.5 is still in the dollar-cost averaging zone, a pullback to build momentum is normal. But don’t ignore the other side — Middle East conflicts are ongoing, SEC new regulations hang overhead, Friday’s unemployment data is yet to come, if it exceeds expectations, a deep correction from high greed levels will be painful, you know what I mean. My view is simple: this is neither a place to go all-in nor to panic sell. Keep an eye on two things: whether BTC’s key support holds, and how Friday’s data unfolds. Place orders in batches, keep enough ammo, don’t chase the rally or sell in panic. At this position, will you add to your position or cut losses? Opinions vary in the comments 👇

Big Brother Maji's long position turned from profit to loss, with ETH about $55 away from the liquidation price. 0x020c…5872 still holds 38,500 ETH long positions, valued at 91.95 million, cost $2446.65, with an unrealized loss of 2.2426 million; ETH liquidation price is $2337.57, about $55 / 2.3% away from the current price. 420 BTC long positions, valued at 32.24 million, cost $77,429, with an unrealized loss of 283,100. Margin usage rate is 107.8%, unrealized loss of 2.5257 million across both positions, account profit and loss in the last 7 days is -5.1706 million. Still has 74 BTC/ETH sell orders totaling 10.06 million USD, all are regular limit orders, not position reduction orders. #ETH强势拉升，空头清算超11亿美元

☯️ 9.2｜Don’t rush to bottom-fish today; the market still shows “support below and resistance above,” and the direction hasn’t truly emerged. Today is the year of Bingwu, the month of Bingshen, and the day of Ji Mao. Ji Earth sits on Mao Wood; wood overcomes earth. On the surface, it can still hold, but internal pressure is increasing. In trading terms: don’t mistake a small rebound for a reversal. Metaphysics is only an auxiliary tool; ultimately, key levels matter most. $BTC at $77,163, down about 2% in 24 hours. Focus today on support at 77,000–77,500; if broken, watch 75,500–76,000. Resistance is at 78,500–79,000. Only by firmly reclaiming 80,000 can a recovery and strengthening be confirmed. $ETH at $2,409, down about 2.6% in 24 hours. Support is at 2,380–2,400, with strong support at 2,330–2,350; resistance at 2,440–2,470, with strong resistance still at 2,500. If 2,400 holds, there’s a chance to retest 2,450–2,500; if 2,400 breaks, altcoin sentiment will likely continue cooling. Last night, US stocks closed broadly lower: Dow at 52,766.93, down 0.79%; S&P at 7,631.47, down 0.71%; Nasdaq at 26,099.77, down 1.03%. Market breadth was also weak; the number of declining stocks on the NYSE and Nasdaq was about 2.8 times the number of advancing stocks, and the semiconductor index fell 2.1%. Gold briefly dropped to $4,342.20, down 2.4% for the day, breaking below the 200-day moving average near $4,528. Focus today on support at 4,320–4,350 and resistance at 4,380–4,420. This is not just oversold; the trend structure is also damaged. If 4,320 breaks, watch for further downside to 4,280–4,300. The biggest risk now remains oil prices. Brent closed at $94.65, up 4.6%; WTI closed at $90.22, up 5.2%. The market is trading this chain: Middle East conflict → rising oil prices → inflation heating up → US Treasury yields rising → increased rate hike expectations → pressure on gold, Crypto, and tech stocks together. Today, focus only on these levels: BTC: 77,000 / 80,000 ETH: 2,400 / 2,500 Gold: 4,320 / 4,420 S&P: 7,600 / 7,720 Nasdaq: 26,000 / 26,500 Support doesn’t equal bottom, and a rebound doesn’t equal reversal. True strength must be proven by reclaiming resistance levels. This is only a personal market observation and does not constitute investment advice. Metaphysics is for traditional cultural interest only. During high volatility phases, please control position size, leverage, and set stop losses.

BTC rose 26% in August, but entering September, what we really need to be cautious about might not be the coin price, but the interest rates. Over the past month, BTC strengthened, with the core logic being: the US dollar weakened, the market bet on looser liquidity, and funds flowed back into hard assets like gold and BTC. But Wash recently poured cold water on the market. At the G20 meeting, he mentioned that globally it used to be "too much money, too few good projects," but now it's the opposite. AI, energy, and infrastructure are absorbing a lot of capital, interest rates might be higher than expected and stay elevated longer. The US 30-year Treasury yield has returned above 5.2%, previously hitting 5.34%, the highest since 2007. Although the Treasury has doubled the long-term bond buyback scale from $2 billion to at least $4 billion, it can only ease volatility and is unlikely to reverse the long-end interest rate trend. If the economy continues to be strong, AI capital support keeps increasing, and US bond yields remain high, cash and bonds can also provide decent returns, then BTC and gold, which do not generate cash flow, will naturally lose appeal. So Wash is not announcing the "end of the BTC bull market," but reminding the market that the "dollar depreciation + liquidity easing" logic traded over the past month is being tested. The 26% rise in August is already history. In September, the focus is on US bond yields, the dollar, and the Fed's stance. If long-term rates continue to rise and BTC can still hold $80,000, it would actually indicate the market is really strong; if it can't hold, then whether this rally is a trend start or a liquidity-driven big rebound needs to be reassessed.

It’s kinda hilarious watching this dude trade on his own and not being able to do anything about it. I just keep thinking, “Bro, close that fucking MON short already.”

☯️ 9.1｜On the first day of September, don't rush to catch the rebound. Today is the year of Bingwu, the month of Bingshen, and the day of Wuyin. The Wutu element sits on Yimu wood, indicating some market recovery strength, but every step upward faces resistance. Don't chase in the middle of the range; wait for a breakout or a pullback confirmation. Metaphysics is only an aid; trading still depends on price. BTC is around 78,690, up 1.5% in 24 hours. Support is seen at 78,000–78,300, strong support at 77,300–77,500; resistance at 79,000–79,300, strong resistance at 79,800–80,000. Only by holding above 80,000 can we look further to 81,000–82,000; if it falls below 78,000, watch for 77,300 or even 76,000. ETH is around 2,473, up 1.5% in 24 hours. Support at 2,420–2,450, resistance at 2,480–2,500. 2,500 remains the altcoin sentiment switch; after breaking through, look to 2,550–2,600; if BTC strengthens but ETH fails to hold above 2,500, treat it as strong BTC and weak altcoins. On August 31, US stocks closed down across the board: Dow 53,185.90, down 0.70%; S&P 7,686.14, down 0.33%; Nasdaq 26,370.89, down 0.12%. S&P support at 7,650–7,680, resistance at 7,720–7,760; Nasdaq support at 26,200–26,300, resistance at 26,500–26,700. Gold is around 4,433, support at 4,420–4,440, strong support at 4,380–4,400; resistance at 4,480–4,500. Holding 4,420 with a drop in US Treasury yields offers a chance for oversold recovery. The current risk chain is clear: Middle East conflict → oil price rise → inflation heating up → US Treasury yields rising → pressure on gold, crypto, and tech stocks. Brent crude closed at 90.49, WTI at 85.76, 10-year US Treasury yield touched 4.768% intraday, and the market pricing for a 25BP rate hike in September exceeds 65%. Today's key levels to watch: BTC: 78,000 / 80,000 ETH: 2,450 / 2,500 Gold: 4,420 / 4,500 S&P: 7,680 / 7,760 Nasdaq: 26,200 / 26,700 The market is not without rebounds, but every rebound must prove itself first. Who do you think will break through first among BTC 80,000, ETH 2,500, and gold 4,500? This is only a personal market observation and does not constitute investment advice. Metaphysical content is for traditional cultural interest only. During high volatility phases, please control position size, leverage, and set stop losses.