Bullish on $BNB today. Entry price: 724.57 - 728.21 Take-profit zone 1: 761.52 Take-profit zone 2: 789.62 Stop-loss: 702.83 BNB bounced off MA support and is gearing up for a nice rally. Trade here and support me. These caught my attention today: $BR and $SOL .

🔥SkyAI liquidates its entire SOL holdings: From a Top 5 DAT to zero? 🔴SkyAI (Nasdaq: SKYA), formerly Sharps Technology, sold all its SOL on 16/10. The company officially exited the Solana treasury model just over a month after reaffirming this strategy. 🔴From 2 million SOL to 0 in 5 weeks - 14/9: held more than 2 million SOL, ranking among the top 5 publicly listed companies with the largest SOL holdings - 11/10: announced it had sold approximately 1 million SOL, leaving approximately 1 million - 13/10: SEC filing showed only approximately 600,000 SOL, leaving an unexplained discrepancy of 400,000 SOL - 14/10: average selling price of $107.51/SOL after fees - 16/10: sold the remainder -> Average cost basis was approximately $194/SOL, resulting in a realized loss of ~$160M. 🔴2 million SOL is equivalent to just 0.35% of the supply and was sold gradually over one month. This figure is insignificant compared with daily trading volume in the billions of USD. The price $SOL only fell ~6% over the past week.

‍#美国比特币etf净流入5.27亿美元 The bull is quickly returning [Old Leek Watch] U.S. Bitcoin ETFs see $527 million in single-day net inflows, $BTC signaling a rebound in institutional buying. On October 19, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $527 million in net inflows, their largest single-day inflow since September 22. However, this return of funds does not mean institutional buying has fully recovered; the key is whether it can continue. First, BTC: The return of funds is worth noting, but buying is highly concentrated. BlackRock’s IBIT saw approximately $665 million in net inflows in a single day, exceeding the total net inflows across all ETFs; Fidelity’s FBTC and Grayscale’s GBTC saw net outflows of approximately $83.6 million and $54.9 million, respectively. This shows that the return of funds was mainly driven by IBIT, with significant divergence still remaining among different funds. Second, ETH: Fund flows diverged. During the same period, U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs saw net outflows of approximately $103 million, contrasting with Bitcoin ETFs. In the short term, funds are leaning more toward BTC, but a single day’s flows are insufficient to prove that a sustained trend of BTC outperforming ETH has taken shape. Third, the key is whether these flows can translate into price support. Bitcoin ETFs as a whole had remained in net outflow territory earlier in October, and a single day of inflows is not enough to reverse the month’s overall fund flow. If ETFs continue to see net inflows, while spot BTC trading volume provides support and prices strengthen steadily, there would be more reason to conclude that institutional demand is recovering. This is a somewhat positive signal for fund flows, but for now it looks more like an attempted rebound than confirmation of a trend reversal. $BTC $ETH $SOL