#每周来晒 #8月CPI数据出炉
August CPI has delivered the kind of number that looks calm on the surface but can still create major market opportunities underneath. Headline inflation increased 0.4% month over month, accelerating sharply from July’s 0.1%, while the annual CPI rate held at 3.4%, exactly matching expectations. Core CPI rose 0.3% MoM and 2.4% YoY, showing that the inflation picture is not deteriorating dramatically, but it is also not cooling fast enough to make the Federal Reserve’s next decision straightforward.
The first important point is the difference between “meeting expectations” and

SOL at $105—would you chase it?
Look at the surface first: a triple macro blow, sending SOL back to square one.
Hot PPI, core CPI slightly above expectations, the dollar index at 99, and U.S. Treasury yields at elevated levels—risk assets are taking a beating across the board. SOL plunged below 100 in a big red candle on Thursday, hitting a low of 98, and retail traders started complaining again: “Garbage SOL, it can’t go up anymore.”
But then what happened? SOL recovered from 98 to close at 100 on Friday, rebounding with a long lower wick, while on-chain data strengthened across the board.
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$ETH #SOL I’m getting wrecked—I was happy for nothing these past two weeks.

A loss figure like #SOPH seems to be quite to their liking.

US stocks have started moving higher, and funds are gradually flowing from $ETH and the crypto sector into US stocks. This wave can be confirmed to be not the start of a market rally, but merely funds $ETH seeking safety.
If the market rally had arrived, BTC should rise together with ETH and altcoins, rather than BTC being led by Ethereum.
ETH breaking its previous high first cannot serve as a signal of a major market rally.
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Discussing Several Key Price Levels I’m Watching
Let’s skip the fundamentals and talk about something practical—how to trade $AAPL next.
First, some background. AAPL closed at $315.34 on the day of the event, while it had already fallen 1.17% to $316.22 in premarket trading. Over the past 52 weeks, AAPL has remained in a high trading range, and its current price is not far from its all-time high.
From a technical perspective, I’ll mark out several key price levels:
Support levels:
The first support is around $310. This has been an important support area over the past month or so. If this level

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$ONDO weekly compression above the middle BB

MASSIVE:
$710 Billion has been added to the US stock market in just 3 minutes

$UNI
The breakout just exploded higher, with momentum ripping through resistance.
Buy Zone: 6.30 – 6.40
TP1: 6.46
TP2: 6.55
TP3: 6.65
Stop: 6.18

#BTCFallsBelow77000
Bitcoin has broken below 77,000 and trades near 76,840, down 1.9 percent in 24 hours and 4.9 percent on the week. Ethereum is calmer near 2,451, off 1 percent on the day. Total market cap is about 2.71 trillion dollars with BTC dominance at 58.98 percent and the altcoin season index at 37, so money is hiding in Bitcoin rather than rotating into alts. Sentiment reads 67, still Neutral, so there is no panic yet.
The trigger was macro. August US PPI printed at 5.4 percent year over year versus 5.3 percent expected, with core PPI at 4.6 percent. That lifted the market-implied

PPI is still hot, and a rate hike is still on the table
Yet the market is completely green today
The VIX gave back nearly 10% in one day, down to 16
Everyone who got scared off yesterday was pulled back in today
The panic lasted only one day
Yesterday I said there would only be bargains after the drop ran its course
It didn’t give me a bargain—it came straight back in a V-shaped reversal
I changed my mind—chasing it
I’m viewing this move as a short squeeze
A short squeeze can keep going up
Before the Fed next week, I’m betting this move isn’t over
SPY is at 764 now
AVGO

$ETH Still the altcoin king—a single 15-minute candle surged by over 100 points, and the bears won't be able to sleep again.
$BTC Even a rally like this from Ethereum still can't lift BTC, and the weekend is almost here. It feels like Ethereum will enter a range-bound correction over the weekend.
Around 2620, it seems worth trying a short to test the waters. After the weekend, the 15th will bring the bill's implementation. Regardless of whether it passes, a correction lasting one to two weeks is highly likely!!!
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I was just about to curse it out, but then I looked at my account—never mind, let it pump however it wants; I’ll shut up.

A few days ago, I checked the chart before bed. $HOLO pulled back to 0.06140 and held, with a long enough lower wick to show that buyers were stepping in. I signaled a long, with the target simply being for it to climb on its own.

It’s at 0.06285 now, up 123.22%. It was truly sluggish before, but the move is truly rewarding. I’ve pocketed 75% first, and moved the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to breakeven. Even if it runs without me, it won’t hurt.

Managing risk upf

$ETH If I said I predicted it as early as September 5, with the highs over the past two days around 2650, would anyone believe me? Unfortunately, the evidence is a V screenshot, so I can’t post it.

$BTC
Core CPI came in hotter than expected!
The Fed is really going to have a headache now
The U.S. August core CPI has just been released
It rose 0.3% month-on-month!
The market had initially expected just 0.2%
It looks like only a 0.1 percentage-point difference
But at this point, 0.1% is anything but small😂
Core CPI excludes highly volatile energy and food prices
It is the underlying inflation indicator the Fed cares about most
Year-on-year, core CPI rose 2.4%
In line with expectations
And the lowest level since March 2021
So this data cannot simply be described as inflation spiraling out