📊 Crypto Evening Brief | Nov 1 Evening: Withdrawals in Hack Case Resume Today! 90% Coverage Complete—BTC Back Above 78,000, but Trading Volume Plunges 66%!

Guys, a milestone has been reached: As planned, the official team resumed first-phase withdrawals this afternoon (14:00–17:00 Beijing time). 90% of the stolen assets are covered, while fundraising continues for the remaining 10% (illiquid tokens outside the top 10). The founder admitted on X: "This is a disaster for the industry. It hurts, but we made it through." The U.S. president has publicly said the government is investigating the c

What Dip are you buying?

Hyperliquid will win Prediction Markets. Why?
> Fees are a fraction of Polymarket / Kalshi
> Markets are real and settled on chain with better liquidity
> No fake wins on social media to lore in users

Have to admire Musk—he knows how to do business. Grok now supports subscriptions via Alipay. If you could only use one AI, would you choose Claude, ChatGPT, Gork… or Doubao, Yuanbao, etc.?

$ZEC This weakness wasn’t a coincidence. In late October, Bitcoin pulled back and risk assets came under pressure, prompting capital to exit small- and mid-cap tokens trading at elevated levels. After the breakdown, price moved lower with the trend—the rhythm was clear. We were waiting for that breakdown.
We look at the structure in mid-cap tokens too. There’s only one opportunity: sentiment peaks and the breakdown is confirmed. Calling the top is a retail trader’s game; we wait until all the signals line up before acting.
Repeated failure to make progress at elevated levels and declining volu

$APR These numbers look off—up 24% in 24 hours isn’t unusual; what is unusual is 48.3M in trading value piled into a coin priced at 0.0656, with an absurdly high turnover rate.
First, the anomaly: the 24h low was 0.0526 and the high was 0.0665, a 26% range, with the close almost at the high. What does that tell us? This wasn’t retail slowly buying it up; someone was aggressively buying in the middle of the range, then placing orders higher up and waiting for others to follow. Trading value of 48.3M for a market cap of this size most likely means large transfers changing hands on-chain—not orga

$IDOL $IDOL Long entry: $0.0218–0.0227 Take-profit 1: $0.024 Take-profit 2: $0.0262 Take-profit 3: $0.0325 Stop-loss: $0.0201 [approximately 9.0% below the average entry price of $0.02225]

$AIN The weekly candle closes tonight. It’s up more than 10x this week, with a market cap of $230 million. The market maker hasn’t aggressively pumped it yet, and not many shorts have been liquidated. I think it needs to make a sharp move up at least once within the next day or two before it’s time to short; for now, it’s a good time to go long

The most unusual detail in today's market action isn't the gain, but the funding rate: $G is up 21.95% over 24 hours, yet the funding rate is -0.3413%. Shorts are paying to hold their positions, while the price is hovering near the upper Bollinger Band at 0.0042064. This “rising price, negative funding” combination usually means the short squeeze is not over, but it also shows that longs are getting crowded—RSI at 68.7 is nearing overbought territory, the 30-candle range is 29%, and volatility is high enough to easily trigger stop-losses in either direction. At this point, the risk in chasing

Miners just moved $39M in bitcoin. Mining pools sent 496 $BTC in 12 hours, and Foundry alone accounts for 268 of them. Where the coins landed is still unclear: an exchange or cold storage. If price holds above $78,200, the transfer won't stop the bounce. If it stays below and the coins show up on an exchange, a return to $76,300 is more likely.
#bitcoin

$ETH is looking strong after reclaiming the $2,250 area.
I’m watching for continuation higher as long as price holds above $2,245.
Entry: $2,260–$2,275
TP1: $2,290
TP2: $2,320
TP3: $2,350
Stop: Below $2,240
Holding this zone keeps the bullish setup intact.
#Eth #IntelBeatsEarningsButStockPlunges #StrategySTRCNears100ParValue

$SOL is consolidating around $95.50 after the bounce from lower levels.
A clean hold above $95 could open the way for another push higher.
Entry: $95.20–$95.60
TP1: $96.40
TP2: $97.20
TP3: $98.00
Stop: Below $94.50
For me, $95 is the key level here. As long as it holds, I’m leaning bullish.
#SOL #IntelBeatsEarningsButStockPlunges #ETHPullsBack

No, why do people still use Sun’s TRX chain when it’s so expensive?

Before investing, map what happens after the first missed payment.
Default trigger.
Intervention rights.
Payment priority.
Collateral.
Workout control.
Enforcement.
Final recovery.
That is the part of investment infrastructure that only becomes visible under stress.
#RWA #Tokenization

Awaiting confirmation, $LINK is currently at 11.732. The one-hour and four-hour trends are both relatively strong, but trading volume is less than one-tenth of average, which undermines the credibility of this rally.
Price is near the intraday high, yet participation has barely picked up in tandem. If the direction is truly strong, why hasn't volume weighed in? The four-hour RSI is already elevated, while the one-hour RSI is still below the midpoint—the short- and long-term signals haven't aligned yet.
Only if price holds above 11.963 is the bullish bias worth reassessing; a spike and pullback