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5 million U, even with an annualized 3% yield, it's more than enough to spend, just wait for a good opportunity to make a move

Wuwuwu brothers, I held on through a 50u unrealized loss but ended up selling at a loss. Unintentionally, I challenged the other party's bottom line. Just one step away from happiness, yet we parted ways holding hands. Almost fell into the abyss, unable to survive

$BTC challenges the bull market long positions by only adding, not reducing, until Bitcoin rises to 140,000 to close the position Add long positions on a stable pullback for the long term Consider reducing positions if it falls to the cost line Currently holding 1.65 coins, held for 14 days

$ZEC That's right, just smash it like this, tonight I can sleep peacefully, hope to wake up tomorrow and see the short position opened at 800 turn profitable 😋😋

Learn from the big players in the crypto circle: no matter how much it drops, they keep adding to their positions, and they only go long, only trade mainstream coins.

I am the mid-term intelligence guy. While monitoring the market, I came across this on-chain alert: The COLDCARD Seed Entropy theft incident has confirmed the theft of 1830 $BTC, involving 3 rounds of attacks and over 30 related traces. 256 victims reported to GLXY Research, with a median loss of 1.1 BTC. The entropy of cold wallets should be the last line of defense, but the seed entropy was compromised, and funds were directly drained. Don't just blame the hackers; self-check your mnemonic generation environment and keep away from networked devices—that's the baseline. The attacker is still being tracked, and I will continue to monitor on-chain anomalies for subsequent fund flows. $ETH $ZEC #本周迎非农与PCE关键数据

Hold on tight when losing, run away as soon as you make a little profit. If I don't lose money, who will lose money 🤡🤡🤡

🔥A major market move might really be coming. A few days ago, I predicted BTC would oscillate upward between 87,000 and 76,000, but now I'm starting to be cautious about the upcoming directional choice. What concerns me most is not the short-term ups and downs, but how smoothly the new and old chips are exchanging hands. Especially in an environment where interest rate hike expectations are heating up, the fact that BTC's pullback is less than 2% shows that the market's support strength is not as weak as imagined. So I've already adjusted my stop loss near the cost; for me, holding positions now has entered a relatively safe zone. Base position at 87,000, first add at 84,700, combined with high-level short positions as a hedge, enough to cope with the upcoming intense volatility. BTC is currently grinding repeatedly around 83,000; I’m not guessing which way it will go. The market direction will most likely be decided in the next couple of days. My plan is simple: keep holding, with a target to take profit at 77,000. Do you think BTC is accumulating strength this time or preparing for a trend reversal? #本周迎非农与PCE关键数据 #财报观察员：美光财报临近，AI存储需求成焦点 #美伊继续磋商霍尔木兹开放条件

Watching DOGE's candlestick drop from 0.106 back to 0.092, my finger hovered above the screen—liquidation happened. 20x leverage, principal wiped out. That September rally was really good. On September 21, DOGE surged 14% in a single day, squeezing shorts across the market and liquidating $795 million. ETF inflows surged 3.2 times in a week, and whales scooped up 1.14 billion coins in four days. I took all this as faith, chasing longs at 0.102, adding at 0.104, and making the last buy at 0.106—the higher it went, the more I bought, the greedier I got. I checked the technicals. 0.095 to 0.096 was short-term support, 0.100 to 0.10219 was a supply zone resistance; holding above that could reach 0.116. But I overlooked the most fatal signal: MACD formed a death cross near 0.10, RSI was neutral to weak, momentum had already been fading. Traders call this a “rally and fall,” translating it as a “consolidation before breakout.” On September 24, the 10-year US Treasury yield soared to 5.11%, the highest since 2007. DOGE plunged 8% in one day, crashing from 0.098 to 0.09. With 20x leverage, a 4% move is enough to kill everything. The liquidation line was just below 0.093. Only after liquidation did I check the data: whales were indeed accumulating, but they built positions at 0.092, while I chased highs at 0.102. 28 billion DOGE traded around 0.098—that's a distribution zone, not support. 0.098 resistance, 0.092 support, US yields breaking 5%, death cross divergence—every signal was right in front of me. It was never the candlesticks that deceived me.

Don't rush to go long! Wait for the whales to be cleared first, then talk about getting in Brothers, don't be anxious. There might be another dip in the short term, the overall trend is still bullish, but timing is more important than direction. The current market looks more like "first kill leverage, then pump." $ETH has about $32.12 million whale long positions accumulated between 2614 and 2632, with the densest liquidation line near 2613. In the short term, watch 2630 closely, then 2622 and 2614; if broken, 2550 might be tested. However, futures positions have dropped by about 500,000 coins in the past four days, and leverage ratio has returned to March lows, which looks more like active deleveraging rather than a trend reversal. Wait for the liquidation to end and to stand back above 2630, then adding longs is safer. $ZEC has a market cap of about $26.4 billion, support at 1550, if broken look at 1500; resistance at 1600 and 1685. The trend hasn't completely deteriorated, but it's not advisable to chase the price during high volatility periods. $SNDK support at 1740, strong support at 1680; resistance at 1815 and 1900. AI server NAND demand remains a long-term logic, but after continuous rises the valuation is not cheap, better to buy on dips than chase highs.