Guys, this weekend's market action is getting interesting🔥 $BTC ‌ Up over 23% cumulatively this week, marking its biggest weekly gain since March 2023. It briefly touched 79,500 on Friday, just a breath away from 80k. But it fell back to around 76,000 this morning, with $80k in long positions liquidated within one hour. The 1-hour Bollinger Bands are narrowing, with 77,771 as resistance. Short-term plan: if it stabilizes around 76,000 on a pullback, consider trying a small long position, with a stop-loss at 75,500; take partial profits in stages around 77,500-77,800. Don't chase rallies or panic-sell—the risk-reward ratio is average at this level. $ETH ‌ This move is even stronger, up nearly 30% in a week and briefly breaking above 2,500. On-chain data shows over $1.1 billion in ETH short positions liquidated over the past 24 hours, while spot ETFs recorded net inflows for five consecutive days, with $517 million flowing in on August 19 alone. But after surging to 2,548, trading volume shrank and the candlesticks repeatedly moved lower. Short-term strategy: treat the 2,420-2,440 range as range-bound; be cautious if it decisively breaks below 2,400. Those looking to go long should wait for the 2,350-2,380 support zone, while around 2,500 above is strong resistance. $HYPE ‌ It surged to an all-time high of 82.43 yesterday, up over 37% for the week. Revenue this week was $16.93 million, a 196% week-on-week surge. The current price is near the middle Bollinger Band, with the upper band at 82.22 as resistance and the lower band at 69.96 as support. Short term: those already holding can consider taking partial profits in stages; those who haven't entered should not FOMO-chase the rally and can wait for a pullback to around 75 before reassessing. To sum up: The essence of this rally is short squeezing plus returning ETF inflows, but there is also considerable short-term profit-taking pressure. The key next is whether ETF inflows can continue, as well as the Fed's stance at the Jackson Hole symposium on August 27-29. Manage your position size properly—don't go all in. You can start positioning in Musk's Dogecoin! 👆The above is a personal market observation and does not constitute investment advice. Make your own judgment based on your situation. If you found this useful, follow me, and let's watch the market together every day💪 #BTC突破$77000

$BTC Keep grinding in the new week ‌ BTC staged a violent rebound from its 57k bottom, surging to a weekly high of $79,555, with a maximum weekly gain of over 24%. It entered high-level range-bound consolidation over the weekend and is currently trading in the $77,000–$77,500 range. • Core drivers of the rise: an epic short squeeze (large-scale short liquidations) + marginal liquidity easing brought by US Treasury repo operations + improving expectations for US crypto regulation, with ETF fund inflows returning; a large portion of the gains came from the forced closing of short positions, rather than entirely from new active buying. • Technical status: RSI has entered overbought territory. The short-term rise has been too rapid, requiring sideways movement to absorb profit-taking. $SUI ‌ SUI followed BTC’s sharp rebound this round, posting a cumulative 7-day gain of nearly +19%, reaching a high of $0.95 and currently pulling back while fluctuating in the $0.81–$0.82 range. • Drivers: looser market liquidity + Grayscale’s filing for a spot SUI ETF, with the positive news attracting capital; this is primarily a broad-market beta rally, supplemented by ecosystem-specific news. • Technical status: Daily RSI has already entered overbought territory. The short-term gain has been too rapid, leading to profit-taking. Turnover is high and volatility is intense. The SUI/BTC ratio has weakened slightly, indicating limited strength in outperforming Bitcoin and that this is more of a catch-up rally.

Little Genius: The long-awaited rally has just begun The long setup around 75,300 shared on Friday saw the price pull back to 75,500 today, then rise again to 76,800. Friday’s strategy played out today. Those who got in should keep holding; those still out should keep going long The daily chart is posting consecutive bullish closes and pushing higher, with bullish momentum intact. Although price has pulled back from 79,500, the moving averages are still fanning upward. The higher-timeframe trend remains firmly bullish, so keep going north Go long around 76,000, targeting 80,000$BTC