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Ethereum has been oscillating with declining volume for a week. Since the high-volume drop on August 10, there has been no high-volume move again, indicating that the current price still lacks sufficient acceptance and that there is little willingness for capital to enter. Without a high-volume engulfing reversal, an effective breakout is impossible. Therefore, the next move is bearish on the four-hour timeframe—boldly short low-volume rebounds! #Gate7月增长Top1

Could Bitcoin be heading into its final dance?
My personal analysis remains bearish: after so many days of sideways trading, there will be one final drop, followed by a period of consolidation before the bull market officially returns.
Bitcoin’s hashrate has fallen by 17%. This means miners are capitulating. We usually observe this phenomenon during the final stage of a downtrend.
It feels like Bitcoin is about to begin a parabolic rise.

For those who have run Bitcoin Core txindex, having it chew through tens of GB of disk space is indeed no small matter.
At 22:20 last night (Beijing time), Bitcoin Core PR #35531 was merged into master. In mainnet testing, the author reduced txindex from about 66GB to 26GB, saving roughly 40GB. Rebuilding was also cut from 1 hour 50 minutes to 1 hour 19 minutes, while getrawtransaction queries remained at about 0.2ms.
How does it save space? Previously, the database key stored the complete 32-byte txid directly; the new approach uses a 5-byte salted SipHash prefix and packs the transaction lo

For those who have run Bitcoin Core’s txindex, having it chew through dozens of GB of disk space is indeed no small matter.
At 22:20 last night (Beijing time), Bitcoin Core PR #35531 was merged into master. In mainnet tests, the author reduced txindex from about 66GB to 26GB, saving approximately 40GB. Rebuilding was also shortened from 1 hour 50 minutes to 1 hour 19 minutes, while getrawtransaction queries remained at about 0.2ms.
How does it save space? Previously, the database key stored the complete 32-byte txid directly; the new approach uses a 5-byte salted SipHash prefix and packs the

Sometimes losing money really has nothing to do with bad luck. The risk was already buried the moment you clicked buy.
There are only three most common ways to lose money:
First, buying into emotion. A big bullish candle shoots up, news is flying everywhere, and everyone is talking about it—only then can you no longer resist rushing in. But the market’s easiest place to get someone to take the other side is often when sentiment is at its most frenzied. 📈
Second, treating good news as a direct buy signal. Better-than-expected data and institutions collectively expressing optimism may indeed be

According to Cailian Press, forecasts from industry experts show wide divergence in market expectations for gold. This year’s forecast range has a spread of $3,700, with the most bearish target at $3,450 per ounce and the most bullish target as high as $7,150 per ounce. The London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) said this forecast range is 103% wider than the range of gold price fluctuations last year and more than 200% higher than analysts’ expectations at the beginning of last year.
$XAUT ‌Is this implying that we should go all in within this range?

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Ethereum Trend Analysis#Gate7月增长Top1
There is potential for a short-term momentum surge, but the severe volume contraction makes this a “floating” rebound, with the risk of a bull trap.
1. Volume-price relationship (the biggest hidden risk)
Current trading volume is only 2,002, far below MA5 (7,713) and MA10 (25.1k). Although the price has risen above the moving averages, trading volume has contracted sharply, a typical volume-price divergence. This shows that the rise has not attracted broad market participation. Without a sudden volume surge (at least breaking above 10k lots), the rebound h

Ethereum Trend Analysis#Gate7月增长Top1
There is still potential for a short-term momentum-driven rise, but trading volume has contracted severely, making this a “floating” rebound that faces the risk of a bull trap.
1. Volume-Price Relationship (Biggest Hidden Risk)
Current trading volume is only 2,002, far below MA5 (7,713) and MA10 (25.1k). Although the price has risen above the moving averages, trading volume has contracted severely, which is a typical volume-price divergence. This indicates that the rise has not gained broad market participation. Without a sudden surge in volume (breaking a

Ethereum Trend Analysis#Gate7月增长Top1
There is short-term potential for continued upward momentum, but trading volume has contracted severely, making this a “suspended” rebound that faces the risk of a bull trap.
1. Volume-price relationship (biggest hidden risk)
Current trading volume is only 2,002, far below MA5 (7,713) and MA10 (25.1k). Although the price has risen above the moving averages, trading volume has shrunk severely, which is a typical volume-price divergence. This indicates that the rise has not attracted broad market participation. Without a sudden increase in volume (at least e

Ethereum Price Trend Analysis#Gate7月增长Top1
There is potential for continued short-term upward momentum, but trading volume has contracted severely, making this an “unsupported” rebound and exposing it to the risk of a bull trap.
1. Volume-price relationship (the biggest hidden risk)
Current trading volume is only 2,002, far below MA5 (7,713) and MA10 (25.1k). Although the price has risen above the moving averages, trading volume has contracted severely, which is a typical volume-price divergence. This indicates that the rise has not gained broad market participation. Without a sudden volume s

Ethereum Price Trend Analysis #Gate7月增长Top1
There is potential for a short-term momentum-driven rise, but the severe volume contraction makes this a “floating” rebound, carrying the risk of a bull trap.
1. Volume-Price Relationship (Biggest Risk)
Current trading volume is only 2,002, far below MA5 (7,713) and MA10 (25.1k). Although the price has risen above the moving averages, trading volume has contracted sharply, a typical volume-price divergence. This indicates that the rise has not attracted broad market participation. Without a sudden volume surge (at least breaking above 10k lots), the

According to SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $131 million yesterday. The largest single-day net inflow was $38.9268 million for the Grayscale BTC Mini Trust ETF, with total net inflows of $2.74B; MSBT saw a single-day net inflow of $7.0806 million, with total net inflows of $436 million. ARKB had the largest single-day net outflow at $58.8155 million, while total net inflows stood at $1.28B. At press time, total net assets stood at $77.27B, the net asset ratio was 6.07%, and cumulative historical net inflows were $51.85B.

According to SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $131 million yesterday. The largest single-day net inflow was recorded by the Grayscale BTC Mini Trust ETF at $38.9268 million, with a total net inflow of $2.74B; MSBT saw a single-day net inflow of $7.0806 million, with a total net inflow of $436 million. ARKB had the largest single-day net outflow at $58.8155 million, while its total net inflow reached $1.28B. At press time, total net assets stood at $77.27B, the net asset ratio was 6.07%, and historical cumulative net inflows totaled $51.85B.

According to SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $131 million yesterday. The largest single-day net inflow was $38.9268 million for the Grayscale BTC Mini Trust ETF, with total net inflows of $2.74B; MSBT saw a single-day net inflow of $7.0806 million, with total net inflows of $436 million. The largest single-day net outflow was from ARKB, at $58.8155 million, while its total net inflows stood at $1.28B. At press time, total net assets stood at $77.27B, the net asset ratio was 6.07%, and historical cumulative net inflows were $51.85B.

According to SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $131 million yesterday. The largest single-day net inflow was recorded by the Grayscale BTC Mini Trust ETF at $38.9268 million, with total net inflows of $2.74B; MSBT saw a single-day net inflow of $7.0806 million, with total net inflows of $436 million. ARKB had the largest single-day net outflow at $58.8155 million, with total net inflows of $1.28B. At press time, total net assets stood at $77.27B, the net asset ratio was 6.07%, and cumulative historical net inflows were $51.85B.

According to SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $131 million yesterday. The largest single-day net inflow was recorded by the Grayscale BTC Mini Trust ETF, at $38.9268 million, with a total net inflow of $2.74B; MSBT saw a single-day net inflow of $7.0806 million, with a total net inflow of $436 million. ARKB recorded the largest single-day net outflow, at $58.8155 million, while its total net inflow stood at $1.28B. At press time, total net assets stood at $77.27B, the net asset ratio was 6.07%, and cumulative historical net inflows amounted to $51.85B.

According to SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $131 million yesterday. The largest single-day net inflow was $38.9268 million for the Grayscale BTC Mini Trust ETF, with total net inflows of $2.74B; MSBT saw a single-day net inflow of $7.0806 million, with total net inflows of $436 million. ARKB had the largest single-day net outflow at $58.8155 million, with total net inflows of $1.28B. At press time, total net assets stood at $77.27B, the net asset ratio was 6.07%, and historical cumulative net inflows totaled $51.85B.