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What am I supposed to do? How could it drop this much? I'm so pissed, I'm going to be broke. Save me, God

The latest monitoring shows a mysterious whale holding a total of 490 million U in perpetual contracts. All three short positions are in profit, and they’ve been consistently collecting funding fees for a long time. This is incredibly steady.

Specifically, $BTC is a 5X cross-margin short, holding -2,091 tokens worth 160 million U, entry price 77924, unrealized PnL +5.46 million U, funding fees +3.33 million U;

$ETH is a 5X short, holding -33.6k tokens worth 74.39 million U, entry price 2375, unrealized PnL +5.49 million U, funding fees +3.51 million U;

$SOL is a 5X short, holding -222.2k

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released its October nonfarm payrolls report, showing 165k jobs added, far above market expectations of 65k; the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%, below expectations of 4.2%. Meanwhile, job gains for August and September were revised up by a combined 84k, and average hourly earnings rose 0.4% month over month, indicating that October’s employment data was stronger than expected overall. After the nonfarm payrolls report was released, markets reassessed the outlook for a Fed rate hike in December, and U.S. Treasury yields rose accordingly.$NVDA $MU $NAS100 $BTC

$NVDA The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released its October nonfarm payrolls report, showing 165k jobs added, far above market expectations of 65k; the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%, below expectations of 4.2%. Meanwhile, job gains for August and September were revised up by a combined 84k, and average hourly earnings rose 0.4% month over month, indicating that October’s overall employment data was stronger than expected. After the nonfarm payrolls data was released, markets reassessed the outlook for a Fed rate hike in December, and U.S. Treasury yields rose.

What do we do? It's still going up, $MU $NVDA $SPCX $TSLA $META bros, stay firmly bearish and short it to death. Give me a massive crash.

📉 ETH Market Outlook | October 10
Bullish: Trading volume breaks above $2,500; target $2,552–$2,590.
Bearish: Breaks below $2,475; target $2,434–$2,400.
Support levels: $2,475 / $2,434 / $2,400
Resistance levels: $2,500 / $2,552 / $2,590
Long setup: Pullback to $2,434; set the stop-loss below $2,400.
Risk management: Consider shorting around $2,552, with the stop-loss set above $2,590.
Stay patient, manage risk, and never force a trade. Discipline comes first!
#ETH #BTC #SOL #CryptoTrading
#SepFOMCMinutesHikeWatch

Weekend review and thoughts. BTC is currently at 845, and ETH at 2680. Yesterday’s short position was closed overnight by the pending order. I’m inclined to be bullish in the short term. The market has been moving very erratically since the holiday. My rough assessment is that 838 is major resistance, with a tendency for resistance to turn into support. It also makes sense to use 825 as a short-term bottom. As for ETH, the bottom is rising: the previous few lows were 2626 and 2634, while last night’s low was 2647 (bn’s price). So the key to being bullish is controlling position size. You can e

$MU $MSFT $META $NVDA $TSLA Hello everyone, let’s go short together, target 2670. Short position—those who share the same goal, follow along. Thanks.

Two-star ⭐⭐ strategy: Today $ETH continue shorting 2660 to 2750 $ZEC
#交易之声：你的经验值得被听到

$SNDK has repeatedly tested the 1800 level but has yet to hold above it effectively, retreating after each surge. The market is buzzing about “third time’s the charm”; whether this round can complete the breakout has become the key focus of the storage sector.

The strength in SNDK and MU this round is driven by the storage-sector narrative returning once again. AI data-center expansion, sustained strong growth in HBM demand, and improving enterprise SSD conditions have combined to draw funds back into th

$SNDK @$NVDA @$MU $EURUSD

Guys, this post-market move today was genuinely stronger than expected. After the 25bp rate hike was implemented, prices did not fall much; instead, $BTC and $ETH both recovered and even surged higher. The core reason is that the market had already priced in the rate hike expectations. Once it actually happened, it instead became a case of “selling the news,” so selling pressure did not continue to expand.

In addition, risk sentiment in U.S. stocks improved somewhat today. Combined with easing pressure from oil prices and long-term U.S. Treasury yields, this also provided some support for B

9.18 Gold Morning Analysis

Good morning, bros! Gold is currently consolidating after its rally, with the early-session price around 4345. The bulls pushed the price higher throughout last night, reaching a high of 4381 before encountering resistance and pulling back, which is a normal corrective recovery after a sharp rise. $MU

Looking at the chart, the 1-hour timeframe rallied and closed bearish, indicating a short-term need for a pullback. Key support below is in the 4320-4330 range. The 4-hour timeframe remains broadly in a rebound pattern, but resistance near the previous high is signif

ETH’s Week Ahead: “Defend the Carrot” at $2,400

ETH now looks like someone stuck between elevator doors, unable to get in or out. The current price keeps grinding back and forth in the $2,410–$2,430 range, with $2,400 as this week’s “Defend the Carrot” main storyline.

Overhead resistance: $2,450–$2,470 is where the bears are lying in wait, pushing ETH back down whenever it breaks higher. To truly turn things around, it first needs to clear $2,550—that’s the 50-week moving average, which has already pressed ETH’s head down three times since August. Unless the Fed or ETFs suddenly provide some

🔥 Three years later, the Federal Reserve has started raising interest rates again.
The 25bp hike is already in place, but the market is now more focused not on “this time” but on whether there will be another hike afterward—the latest dot plot shows that most officials expect another hike may still come this year; Warsh also continued to stress that inflation remains too high.
After the news broke, U.S. stocks pulled back, while the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields strengthened, and gold fell; BTC swung sharply around $75,000–$76,500.
Now the question is—
Is this “the rate hike is delivered, a