BTC at $79,800—are you waiting for a pullback? Look at the surface first: 8 days ago, people were still cursing the bear market at $64k, and now $80,000 is right in front of us. Starting from $64,000 on August 19, BTC surged continuously, gaining 23% on the weekly chart—the strongest weekly performance since 2023. The daily chart broke above all moving averages, with the 20EMA above $70k and the 200EMA above $71k, while volume expanded—a textbook volume-backed breakout. First: this surge is not because crypto itself has improved. The U.S. Treasury announced expanded buybacks of long-term Treasury bonds, directly suppressing long-end yields and weakening the dollar. Expectations of global fiat depreciation ignited the fuse for “digital gold.” BTC and gold rose together, with their correlation reaching its peak. Trump called on Congress last week to pass the crypto market structure bill, adding further fuel to the fire. The Fear and Greed Index jumped directly from 40 (fear) last week to 73–74 (greed), with some sources even putting it above 80. In 8 days, market sentiment changed from “I’m going to die” to “I’m going to get rich.” The same price went from $64,000 to $80,000; the only thing that changed was market confidence in the dollar. Second: shorts were liquidated for $3 billion, but the real buying came from here. More than $3 billion worth of shorts were liquidated over the past week, accelerating the rise. But more importantly—the U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded approximately $1.9–$2 billion in net inflows over the past week, their strongest week since October 2025. BlackRock IBIT contributed the most, with net inflows exceeding $2 billion since August. This is not a fake breakout. Third: the technical picture has reached a moment that demands a decision. The daily RSI surged to 80–84, extremely overbought, while the 4-hour and 1-hour charts are also overheated—a pullback is needed for short-term consolidation. But the trend remains bullish: the daily chart broke above the descending trendline and range, all moving averages are in bullish alignment, and the Bollinger Bands are widening—typical of a trending market. The bulls and bears face off—you decide On one side: Weekly gain of 23%, with a volume-backed breakout above all moving averages ETF net inflows of $2 billion in one week, with institutions aggressively allocating The U.S. Treasury is buying back Treasury bonds, opening the fiat depreciation narrative $3 billion in short liquidations, with spot buying taking the lead On the other side: RSI at 80–84, extremely overbought, with strong demand for a pullback $80,000 has failed to hold three times, creating enormous psychological pressure This week’s PCE and Jackson Hole bring a concentration of macro variables The Greed Index has reached 80, signaling a peak in FOMO sentiment Resistance above: $80,000–$81,200 → $84,000–$88,000 → $90,000–$95,000 Support below: $78,000–$78,500 → $75,000–$76,000 → $72,000–$73,000 Trading strategy Aggressive: Try a small long position around $79,800, with a stop-loss at $76,800 (below the previous low) and targets of $81,500–$84,000. Conservative: Wait for a pullback to $78,000–$78,500 and build a position in batches, with a stop-loss at $75,500. Alternatively, wait for the daily close to hold above $81,000 before chasing longs, with a stop-loss at $79,500. Targets: $85,000 → $90,000–$95,000. Unless $75,000 is clearly broken with expanding volume, stay away from short positions. Risk-control rules: Keep total exposure at 30–50%, and don’t get greedy with 3–5x leverage. This week’s PCE and Jackson Hole are major variables, so reduce positions and wait on the sidelines before the events. Move your take-profit stop after turning a profit—don’t let profits evaporate. You didn’t dare buy at $64,000 8 days ago, and today you’re even less willing to buy at $80,000. Waiting for a pullback? What if there is no pullback? ETFs are buying $2 billion a week, the Treasury is printing money, and Trump is calling for the trade—this narrative is even stronger than when the ETF was approved in 2024. But the overbought condition is also real. At $80,000, chasing in means a pullback of $2,000—can you handle it? You need a core position, but keep some bullets in reserve. Buy in batches below $78,000, chase the breakout above $81,000, and treat $75,000 as the bottom line. What is your BTC cost basis? At $80,000, are you willing to get on board?#BTC突破81000美元 #质押ALIGN瓜分千万代币 #ETH breaks through $2,500 $BTC $ETH $SOL

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I only hit refresh, and it shot up as if I had scared it. When I opened the chart this morning, $SCRT was still stubbornly holding on, but buying support was weak—there was no one to buy if it went higher. I watched for a while, then entered a short position directly, opening at 0.02694. It has now broken down to 0.01691, locking in +912.05%—those who got in should be waking up laughing. I’ve put most of it in my pocket first, closing 70%. For the remaining 20%, I moved the stop loss to breakeven and will keep letting profits ride if it continues to fall. Don’t lose patience grinding through a range, only to try to win back your dignity in a one-way move. The prerequisite for compounding is staying alive; the shortcut to getting rich overnight is often ending up at zero. Wait for the next signal before acting. Don’t chase now—chasing a trade can easily leave you hanging at the mountaintop. $BNB $SOL