2026.8.30 Weekend Analysis
The second-to-last day of the month, with the weekly K-line about to close, the market ultimately tested lower over the past two days, entering a new round of correction;
BTC support/resistance levels: 87550/85165/75475/78425/71500
BTC broke below 78425 and tested the weekly midline at 77000, bottoming at 76853. It is now retesting the 78200 area but has not yet reclaimed 78425. On Monday, watch whether it needs to surge toward 79000/80300; short opportunities can be considered then;
ETH support/resistance levels: 2750/2400/2225/2100
After a wick down to 2406, it is

$30 million isn’t much; $50 million isn’t much. Rich people should be generous, and rich people should be magnanimous—what kind of logic is that?
The logic of these “fairies” is bizarre.
When asking poor men for a bride price, it’s fixed damage: $300,000, $500,000, $800,000...
But for rich men, it becomes percentage-based damage: $30 million accounts for less than 0.02% of your wealth.
When these “fairies” ask for a bride price, they don’t look at how much they’re worth—they look at how much you have.
You go to buy a hamburger, and the owner says, “You’re rich, so I’ll charge you $1,000 for so

Analyst: BTC short-term holders’ unrealized profit near 15% could trigger profit-taking near $80k, potentially pausing gains as these holders exit. $BTC

JUST IN: An address opened two long positions on Hyperliquid—10x on 403.44 BTC and 12x on 4,781 ETH, totaling ~$43.24M with an unrealized loss of ~$(362k). Watch for potential hyped liquidations or reversals as positions move. $BTC $ETH

【$ETH Signal】short + 4H bearish pressure, weak 1H rebound
$ETH Order book depth imbalance -91.29%, with buy orders noticeably sparse. The 1H MACD histogram is 2.53, indicating that bullish momentum remains, but the 4H MACD histogram is -5.55, with bearish pressure unresolved. Price is around 2455, with the 1H Bollinger upper band at 2463 and middle band at 2445, forming a narrow range. The buy/sell volume ratio is 0.35, with selling pressure prevailing. Funding rate is 0.0053%, neutral. OI is stable. Short-term bias is bearish.
🎯Direction: short
⚡Entry/Limit Order: 2448.433-2455.800
🛑Stop-lo

Originally wanted to cut losses as a sacrifice to the heavens, but before the ritual could even happen, the meat cooked itself. When the dump started in the early session, I was still hesitating over whether to chase the short. Then I thought: when everyone else is running, just run with them—don't fight the trend.

Buying support was too weak, and the rebound lacked strength. With selling pressure this strong, just follow the move. $IOTX fell from 0.003343 to the current 0.002834, and another +848.25% is now in hand. This move really calls for a good meal.

In terms of execution, close the

This isn’t a rebound—it’s just a tube inserted into an account that was about to flatline.
A few days ago, I took a look before bed. The baiting into longs was obvious, overhead resistance was strong, volume didn’t follow through, and there was no conviction behind the push higher. The market looked lively, but in reality it was just handing ammunition to the bears. My short at 0.0101456 went straight to 0.0080916 today, delivering a +496.54% return. Staying up late was worth it—what a rush.
First, close 80%, and protect the remaining 20% at breakeven. Even if it retraces, don’t give the p

KOL alert: Unipcs’ PONS stake now ~$2.55M after $67k buy—unrealized profit ~$2.48M, 37x return, still fully held. $PONS

#ENASurgesOver15%InADay
ENA is making serious noise across the crypto market.
Ethena’s native token ENA has surged more than 15% in a single day, putting the asset firmly back in the spotlight as traders focus on the rapidly changing fundamentals behind the Ethena ecosystem. Recent market coverage reported ENA climbing as much as 23% over 24 hours, reaching around $0.17, while the token had more than doubled in just over a week.
This is not simply another random altcoin pump.
The move comes as Ethena faces a major shift in its tokenomics and value-capture strategy.
One of the biggest developm

Short-term price fluctuations inevitably involve emotional interference. Even for some smaller assets, such as BNB when it was first launched, its price was driven by sentiment rather than its intrinsic value, because it had almost no value at the time. However, that sentiment was not consensus, but merely a temporary consensus. Not using sentiment as the basis for decision-making is an important quality in medium- to long-term investing. Asset prices can be pulled around arbitrarily by sentiment in the short term, but their medium- to long-term direction is still ultimately shaped by underlyi

$VELVET This market maker is really something else. I shorted, and it pumped hard. I was getting ready to stop-loss, but then it suddenly stopped rising. I waited for it to come down and went crazy opening long positions, but it fell all the way instead. As soon as my short position broke even, I exited, then kept adding to my longs. It plunged instead of rising at all. I waited for an opportunity, and when I saw it start rallying, I aggressively added short positions. Then it rallied again, leaving my long positions also around their entry price.

This is scary if you're logged into Claude right now.
Anthropic is actively signing users out and deleting saved payment cards. Not a routine security update. A response to something already happening.
What made a company force logouts and delete card data across its own user base in real time.
Infostealer malware sitting on people's own computers, not Anthropic's servers. The malware grabbed live Claude login sessions directly off infected Windows and Mac machines and handed them to attackers.
You'd expect a breach notification to name one piece of malware and move on.
This one named six sepa

A 19-year-old kid spent $3 on an old jacket someone else had thrown away, never expecting it to have been worn by NBA legend Wilt Chamberlain.
The jacket has now sold at auction for $89.6k—29k times its purchase price.
In January this year, the boy was browsing clothes at a thrift store when he saw a customer pick up a yellow Lakers jacket, look at it a few times, and throw it back onto the pile. He picked it up to take a look.
He then discovered “Chamberlain” embroidered on the back. The boy thought it might be connected to Wilt Chamberlain and immediately bought it for $3.07.
After returning

This move is so obvious I don't even have to think—the account is dancing on its own. 🕺
When I opened the chart this morning, there were no buyers above, and trading volume was pitifully low. I wrote directly in my notes: short at 0.5290 on the rebound; any drop is profit. Don't complain that the level is high—the market will provide the answer. ✍️
Now, the current price is 0.4891, with +535.18% secured. This short trade feels great; the lead-up was genuinely sluggish, but once it moved, it was incredibly rewarding. Those already in the trade should be waking up laughing. 💪
Position manageme

No operation, no analysis, just pure luck—this performance is embarrassing even to talk about😂 When the whole screen was glowing green, I just watched those few key levels put on a show. Every upward push fell just short; without volume following through, it was just bluffing. I casually placed a short order at 0.3997 and left it alone after entering.
When I checked the market after lunch, the current price was 0.3508, and $ONDO was already up +589.17%. The market was in a good mood this time and casually sprinkled some gold coins, which happened to land right on my head😄 The guys on the rid

My hand trembled slightly when I set the stop-loss a few days ago, only to discover this morning that such filial piety was unnecessary. When it plunged intraday, buying support was especially weak; every attempt to rise fell just short. This kind of market clearly showed that nobody was taking the other side. I shorted at 0.07965 and slept quite soundly, only to wake up and find that 0.01972 had already been reached, cashing in +1481.5%—a substantial win, and all the staying up was worth it.

I would rather miss a limit-up than catch a falling knife and end up with blood all over my hands.