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PPI at 8:30 tonight—don't rush into a trade.
The market is highly sensitive to inflation right now, and Brent has already risen above 100, so everyone is worried that energy costs will be passed on to companies. However, oil prices only began gradually climbing in August, so they may not necessarily feed through into this PPI reading.
I lean toward an in-line reading or just a slight upside surprise, but the real test is CPI tomorrow night.
In line with expectations = continued range-bound trading; above expectations = continued pullback. $BTC The levels remain the same: if it pulls back to 7

Bitcoin is still choppy today. It’s too early to short or chase longs.
Continue watching 77,000 and 76k. If it pulls back to these levels and forms a bottom, consider entering; it’s fine to buy some spot around 77,000 first. If it later reaches 81,500–82k but fails to hold, then consider shorting.
For ETH, first watch whether 2,420 can hold. If it breaks below, then look at 2,380; there is no particularly good entry point in between.
PPI and CPI are due Thursday and Friday, and the probability of a September rate hike is once again nearing 60%. Oil prices are also rising, so inflationary press

Many people’s hands move faster than their brains
They’re quite capable of withstanding losses
As if afraid they’ll miss the chance to lose this money
Opportunities in trading are virtually unlimited
The only limited thing is your capital
There are opportunities every day
Once your capital is gone, those opportunities have nothing to do with you
So we need to be hunters
As long as the price isn’t right
Staying out is also the right move

Regarding the Jing Tian incident, the funniest line I've ever seen is
They say that once he has children, he'll secretly scoop out two spoonfuls of their baby formula to eat 🤣

Why does every bear market have projects "being hacked"?
1/ 99% are self-directed and staged
2/ The "crazy positive news" before the crash is to lure more buyers in
3/ Dropping directly to -99% is to ruthlessly drain the last liquidity
4/ The essence of a bear market is shifting from "telling stories" to "snatching existing assets"

Why is it that whenever it drops, a bunch of people come out saying they were bearish all along, had short positions set up, but that's not the issue? The real problem is that when it rises, these same people say long positions are making money. Turns out, everyone is an eternal profit machine.

Haven't been online for a few days, and everyone is criticizing CZ. The market is so bleak that they are looking for some topics to talk about.

. $memes can directly feel how poor the current liquidity is. Last night, alpha's $1 was drained and dropped, becoming a thing of the past.
$memes is currently the White House / wlfi / usd1 / He Yi in the US, which has significantly changed the landscape of usd1 trading competitions and is most likely in first place.
Whether from a narrative or ticker perspective, it has strong dissemination potential. Chinese memes might not attract foreigners, but this is globally applicable. Now, we can wait and see if others like CZ will interact. As for the listing situation, there should be no problem

$1 has risen
The market has plummeted to the bottom

Spent the last month of 2025 in the BTC trading window, reflecting on how simple my 2025 was.
Mining, saving money to participate in new projects and earn some profit;
Trading contracts, with more gains after May;
Bought some $bnb at over 500, sold part at 1100, and sold $eth at 3500. Looking at the current prices, it’s not bad either.
However, after 1011, most of the above profits were basically given back, and I didn’t make any money over the year. So one thing I learned this year is: position management and controlling impulses.
This year’s mental shift is that I’ve become more peaceful,