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CPI came out overnight, and something strange happened.
U.S. Treasury yields surged to 5.33% last night, then dropped straight back to 5.11% this morning. Money got cheaper, so Bitcoin should have been able to catch its breath.
But Bitcoin didn’t rise—it’s still falling, now at $81,000.
The key is how Treasury yields fell.
Inflation declined, and everyone decided rate hikes were over, sending Treasury yields lower. That would be good news: money would be willing to come out and play, and Bitcoin would rise along with it.
Today isn’t like that. Today, the stock market crashed, and people got sc

If you're talking about a decline, there are only these two ways it can go—no other options. No matter how much it rises, the appearance of a second buy point on the daily timeframe is what marks the start of a bull market. Otherwise, relying solely on the 4-hour timeframe, 120k is absolutely impossible. In other words, even if it rises to 9–9.5, it still needs to form a second buy point on the daily timeframe

$BTC DIPS INTO 80K
DEGEN LONGS GOT LIQUIDATED
182,479 traders liquidated. Total liquidations were $972.44M.

I’ve realized that with futures, you don’t need to pursue perfection. As long as you avoid liquidation, even if you cut your position just before the liquidation price, you still have a chance to win it back. No matter how you manage it, as long as you’re not liquidated, there’s a chance. I’ve been trading nonstop from last night until now. I cut half my position last night, hedged, and kept adjusting things. After being on the verge of liquidation last night, I’ve managed to pull it almost all the way back. However, my position was extremely large yesterday, with only a few dozen points left

$LINK Something is off.
The whole market plunged today, and it didn’t escape either, dropping 6% to sit at its lowest level in nearly a week. But look at the volume—it barely increased. It’s still at its usual level, with neither panic selling nor many buyers stepping in.
This is what a fall looks like when nobody cares. It doesn’t lead the gains, nor does it lead the declines. It never appears in the forum’s trending searches, and as narratives get hyped one after another, it’s always left behind picking up cigarette butts.
Seeing the oracle leader fall to this position is honestly quite lame

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#晒出我的持仓收益 What do you think of today’s South Korean index, and why did I go green as soon as I entered

BREAKING: South Korea halted trading on both KOSPI and KOSDAQ for 20 minutes after an 8% plunge triggered circuit breakers.
KOSPI closed the move at 5,527. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix each fell more than 9%.
Japan's Nikkei is down 5.2%.

#美国9月CPI超预期 #每周来晒 For now, this looks more like “valuation compression first,” rather than all the bad news having been priced in. U.S. headline CPI rose 3.7% year-on-year in September and core CPI rose 2.6%, both above expectations; core CPI rose 0.3% month-on-month, indicating that inflation remains sticky.
How Fed expectations are changing
The probability of a rate hike in October has risen noticeably: after the data was released, the market raised the probability of a 25-basis-point hike in October to around 44%—47%, while the probability of holding rates remained above 50%. In other words

Still stubbornly holding long positions above 1500? You’re not bottom-fishing—you’re the market makers’ “human fuel”! The market never lacks “suicide squads”; it only lacks clear-headed people—when the South Korean stock market triggered a circuit breaker and Hynix plunged 11%, your long position became the perfect “bagholder” for selling pressure. Why the crash? Look at the two hidden cards: First, the KOSPI index plunged 8%, triggering a circuit breaker, while foreign capital fled frantically, draining the crypto market in tandem; second, look at the liquidation map: the 1500–1600 zone you’v

$BTC weekly stoch still has a lot of room to come down or chill out sideways for a while but as long as we don't lose the confluence of 75k low, weekly 100ema, VAH from Jan 2026 than I can't help but say this will be an opportunity to look back on next year
Sure there are potential scenarios that if we break this 75k to 78k level it doesn't look good, but I feel like a lot of risk on assets would suffer before we saw that happen on BTC

Most people end up choosing between two bad options, and I'm tired of it
Post rarely, in their own words. Or post often, in words that aren't theirs
AI was supposed to fix that. It made posting faster, then flattened the exact thing that made people worth following
When I looked at what kept going wrong for the founders and creators I worked with, it came down to 6 things:
→ The same AI produces the same feed
→ It copies your tone, then says things you'd never say
→ It invents stories and numbers to make a post land
→ Writing, scheduling, replies and analytics live in separate apps
→ None of t

Wtf kind of a chart is this?

#晒出我的持仓收益# said it would break down, so keep holding the short position

Good morning
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Risk and opportunity coexist—how should we, as traders, seize the opportunity?
Opportunity itself comes with uncertainty; there is no opportunity that exists independently of risk. When the market presents you with an opportunity that appears profitable, it also plants the possibility of losses. A favorable market does not mean there is no risk, nor does high risk necessarily mean there is no opportunity.
$BTC
No matter how closely you examine the chart—checking the moving averages, Bollinger Bands, and MACD one by one—and no matter how many times you project the data in advance or sort throu