😂 Just now, Samsung had a major turnaround!

Yesterday, major media outlets were wildly reporting "Negotiations broke down, 50k workers to strike tomorrow morning," I almost thought DRAM was about to take off.

As a result, late last night, both labor and management reached a preliminary agreement—strike was urgently called off, workers received a 6.2% raise.

The plot twist was faster than a TV drama.

So today, the Korean stock market surged 6%, and Samsung's stock price also skyrocketed.

But this also reminds us that the global supply chain is really on a single string about to snap. There was news that the US bond yield soared to 5.2%, which usually means risk assets will be under pressure. But surprisingly, BTC not only didn't back down, it hit a new all-time high, briefly breaking $109k. Who's buying? Not worth digging into.

But that's not the main point. The key is I looked at a few data points:

1. $BTC : Fluctuating around 78k, from the 15-minute chart, the price is stuck near the middle Bollinger Band, the MACD DIF line and DEA line are very close, RSI is bouncing between 51-64. A typical waiting-for-direction state. No one can predict whether it will go up or down in the next second, but I will keep a close eye on updates to US economic data.

2. $ZEC : Today, the privacy sector collectively launched, ZEC rose over 17%, reaching $690, a six-month high. Looking at the daily chart, the MACD golden cross is still expanding, bullish momentum is strong. However, the 24-hour high-low range is nearly 20%, with such volatility, those with weak hearts are advised to just watch and not trade.

3. $EDEN : This altcoin is a bit exciting. It surged over 40% today, but on the 3-minute chart, MACD has already turned negative, RSI dropped from 75 to 47, bullish momentum is clearly waning.
And the 24-hour range fluctuates from 0.076 to 0.138, who can handle this kind of volatility? Whether the big players are involved or not is really hard to tell.

A few thoughts on the current situation (not advice):

· On the macro side, US bonds are so high, it’s a game of global capital. If you want to bet on smooth sailing, be prepared for all kinds of volatility.

· Whether Samsung strikes or not isn’t important; what matters is—unstable supply chains are a natural catalyst for the crypto market. Every time traditional manufacturing faces trouble, funds tend to flow into this pool. Keep an eye on industry developments.

· ZEC, an old privacy coin, suddenly surges. Is there a new narrative behind it? Anyway, I’ll do some more homework.

💡 There are no eternal bull or bear markets, only eternal risk management.

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(The above is for informational sharing only and does not constitute any advice. Crypto markets carry risks; please trade cautiously.)