#ETH One prophecy came true: ETH precisely pulled back to around 2400.

Better to lose more than chase a short!!!!!
What’s your view on what comes next? Duoduo will update after dinner～

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#加密市场观察 Decentralized Exchange Tokens: UNI, HYPE, ASTER—Who Can Truly Capture Value?
In the crypto market, decentralized exchanges (DEXs) are no longer a niche concept but core infrastructure for on-chain finance. Spot liquidity, perpetual contracts, and cross-chain trading are almost impossible to avoid. The protocols’ native tokens often directly reflect their competitiveness and value-capture capabilities. The three currently attracting the most market attention are UNI, HYPE, and ASTER. They have different positioning and divergent paths, but together they outline the competitive landscape

$JCT ‌JCTUSDT
😂 Why did JCT pump? Because it finally got its act together — now it's overacting.
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📉 Short
Entry: 0.00250 – 0.00258
TP1: 0.00230
TP2: 0.00210
TP3: 0.00190
SL: 0.00270
📈 Long
Entry: 0.00210 – 0.00220
TP1: 0.00240
TP2: 0.00260
TP3: 0.00280
SL: 0.00195
🔑 Key Levels
Resistance: 0.002577 / 0.002715
Support: 0.00230 / 0.00200 / 0.00170 / 0.001313
⚠️ Up 46% — overbought, tight SL advised.
⚠️ Not financial advice. DYOR & manage risk.#BTCPullsBackTo81000

#BTCPullsBackTo81000 Bitcoin Pulls Back to $81,000. Is This a Healthy Correction or a Warning Sign for the Market?
Bitcoin remains one of the most closely watched assets in the global financial market, and its pullback toward the $81,000 level has created an important moment for traders, investors, and long term market participants. After a strong move toward higher prices, a correction can change market sentiment quickly. However, a pullback alone does not confirm that a bullish trend has ended.
The key question is not simply why Bitcoin has declined. The more important question is what happe

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#BTCPullsBackTo81000 Pulls Back to $81,000: What’s Next for the Market? 📉
Bitcoin has pulled back toward the $81,000 level, bringing renewed attention to short-term market direction. After periods of upward movement, price corrections are a normal part of crypto market activity and can reflect changing sentiment, profit-taking, or shifts in buying and selling pressure.
The key question now is whether BTC can stabilize around this level or face further downside pressure. Traders will be watching how price reacts near $81,000, along with trading volume, market liquidity, and broader economic de

$ETH ETH is currently priced at 2490. Its intraday trend has weakened in sync with BTC, with greater elasticity and a relatively sharper pullback. The bulls lack sufficient rebound strength, and every minor rebound encounters selling pressure. On the four-hour chart, short-term moving averages continue to exert downward pressure. The primary resistance is near 2550; only a high-volume breakout and stabilization above this level would create an opportunity for a recovery, otherwise prices will remain in weak consolidation. The first support below is around 2440. If this support is decisively br

After testing the daily-chart support and rebounding, it is now at 823 (“duō” as written), with the 84–86 range in sight. #btc

#BTC回调触及81000美元 Bitcoin Pullback Reaches $81,000: What Could Happen Next?
Introduction: Bitcoin Faces Renewed Selling Pressure
Bitcoin (BTC) has attracted market attention after a pullback brought its price toward the $81,000 level. This movement highlights the volatility of the cryptocurrency market and shows how quickly market sentiment can change when traders reassess risk, liquidity, and short-term price trends.
A pullback does not necessarily mean that a broader bullish trend has ended. In some situations, it represents a temporary correction after a strong rally. However, if selling pre

I laughed when I came across a piece of news while scrolling over lunch.
Netflix is making an eight-episode series, with the protagonist based on SBF, the guy behind FTX. Even the title is pretty savage. A scammer’s story is being turned into a hit show—how surreal is that?
What does $STRK have to do with it? Not a damn thing. People in the industry are just watching the spectacle and adding fuel to the emotional fire.
$STRK is a serious L2 project doing real tech in the zk space, while the top spots on the trending charts are usually occupied by memes and this kind of gossip. Yet today it q

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In a situation like this, why would you still be disappointed?

$STRK ‌STRKUSDT
😂 Why did Starknet pump? Because it finally scaled its emotions.
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📉 Short
Entry: 0.0680 – 0.0690
TP1: 0.0650
TP2: 0.0620
TP3: 0.0590
SL: 0.0705
📈 Long
Entry: 0.0590 – 0.0610
TP1: 0.0640
TP2: 0.0670
TP3: 0.0700
SL: 0.0560
🔑 Key Levels
Resistance: 0.06780 / 0.06899
Support: 0.06148 / 0.05398 / 0.04785
⚠️ Up 35% — overbought, tight SL advised.
⚠️ Not financial advice. DYOR & manage risk.

#BTC回调触及81000美元 A corpse lies at the bottom of the $81,000 pit: $429 million in liquidations has just been buried—dare you sleep in it?💀

BTC crashed to $81,125 yesterday, erasing half of September’s gains, then bounced back to $82K today. But don’t rush to mistake the “pit” for a “bed”—the $429 million in liquidation casualties at the bottom of this pit were just buried, with long liquidations accounting for 87.5%. Is $81K an “oversold bounce” or a “continuation of the decline”? Don’t look at the candlesticks—watch three things: the 10/14 CPI, whether ETF buying returns, and whether Treasur

$XAU
Looking at gold’s trend, you can really laugh out loud😅 A shake on the four-hour chart is tough enough for one day; after a month, you start questioning your life🙃 Once this wave gets me back to break-even, I’ll switch up my approach on MT4 and see how many more days it can keep bouncing around🤡

$BTC Current price 82256, 24h -0.77%, trading volume 1735.6M USDT, Fear & Greed Index 59, still in the greed zone—the price is drifting lower, but sentiment has not cooled, and this divergence usually means bulls have not surrendered yet, with selling pressure coming more from leverage than spot markets. On the funding side, funding rates across the market remain slightly positive, with longs still paying to hold positions, but the funding premium has been compressed, indicating that the willingness to chase longs is waning and shorts are beginning to cautiously add positions. In terms of liq