$ETH ETH rebounded to 2488, and people are calling the bottom again
Let me ask just one thing: with all the moving averages pressing down from above, what makes you think it will reverse?
The 2-hour chart fell from 2787 to 2405—is this drop over? Not necessarily. The expanding red MACD histogram bars only mean the decline is losing momentum, not that a rise is coming. If 2527 cannot be breached, every rebound is just a continuation of the downtrend
The 15-minute chart is even clearer: the Bollinger Bands have narrowed to a slit, and it has ground sideways within a $9 range for two hours. TD is

📈 Oh my, $MAGIC rose a full 80%, and those who went long made a fortune. Lee also placed a small order, 0,106 had just entered, so the profit was not substantial; by the time the bullish signal appeared, there was not much profit left. Lee will position ahead of time. $RLC $KAIA rose again 🥳🥳

The most unusual detail in today’s market is that $DOT surged 10.62% on increased 24h volume against a Fear & Greed Index reading of 64 (Greed), yet pushed the price right up to the Bollinger upper band at 1.27924—the current price of 1.271 is only 0.6% below the upper band, while RSI has already climbed to 73.0. This is a typical combination of “healthy trend but short-term overheating,” making it a good case for explaining a reusable chart-reading method: use moving-average alignment to judge whether the trend is healthy, and RSI plus the price’s position within the Bollinger Bands to deter

$ETH Price has reentered the previous range and, with that, its previous fair value.
Now it will be important to see whether this value area gets accepted or rejected.
In case of acceptance, I expect price to consolidate before testing both higher and lower prices to determine which direction offers the most liquidity.
The alternative is an immediate bounce followed by a retest of the range we just broke out

#BTC回调触及81000美元 Bitcoin Falls Below $81,000: It’s Not Faith Collapsing, It’s Leverage Paying Its Debts
Bitcoin rapidly fell from the $90,000 range to around $81,000, with more than $1.3 billion in positions liquidated within 24 hours, nearly 90% of them long positions. But the essence of this decline is not deteriorating fundamentals; it is the forced unwinding of highly leveraged longs—funding rates have turned negative, shorts have begun paying longs, and the market’s positioning structure is shifting from crowded to clean. Under the triple macro pressure of a hawkish Federal Reserve, elevat

$SAND
Funding rate -0.149%—shorts are paying to go long, yet 55% of traders are still crowded into longs; down 12% in a week and hugging the floor😏. The current price of 0.06753 is bait; a push to 0.06902 would be pure bagholders, while breaking 0.06664 means a waterfall is coming.

Every weekend is altcoin territory; now even this piece of trash $FIL is catching up with a rebound. Thinking back, this thing was once priced above $200. It bottomed at $0.6 and is now at $1.2, only a twofold rebound. Looks like, at $1, should I buy some spot and hold it? What if it ends up at tens or even hundreds of dollars later on? What do you think?

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Many crypto investors keep USDT available to buy Bitcoin during market corrections, enter promising altcoin positions, or respond to sudden market movements. However, when those funds remain unused for a

Bitcoin surged to $87,000 after today’s U.S. nonfarm payrolls data was released, then retreated to $86,773. Bitcoin rose more than 3% over the past 24 hours.

$OP is a solid project fundamentally.
price is still trading below the 200 ema, but the MACD looks close to a bullish crossover, which could signal a potential shift in momentum.
buy and hold, or put it in a Smart Rebalance bot until the market kicks off again.
nb: never allocate more than 5% of your portfolio to a single coin.

In trending markets,
everyone knows that catching one trend correctly
can make up for all previous losses
But the hardest part is
when facing market uncertainty
giving up execution for fear of being stopped out,
so after executing the first few times,
you fail to execute just once,
and miss the main upward wave,
This may be the pain of many
trend traders (myself included)
But Dongbi Cat's approach is very simple,
When you believe the market is in a major trend,
tell yourself to execute firmly,
hold on to the mindset that “it is better to be wrong,
than to miss out,”
The great path is simplicit

pons is now 0.35u. It has been listed on both major exchanges, yet the price is falling instead. The initial position opened above 0.41u is currently down more than 10%.
Today, let’s not talk about the price; let’s talk about how pons actually makes money.
Someone on-chain used Dune to analyze all the shitcoins on Robinhood Chain. Among those who casually bought new tokens on the first version of pons, fewer than 15 out of 100 made money, while ordinary users generally lost more than 60%.
That sounds frightening, but it isn’t necessarily a bad thing for pons.
pons isn’t a gambler—it runs the c

On-chain analyst Ember reported that after the overnight drop, the address of F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun sold 235.5 WBTC ($19.31 million) on-chain in exchange for 7,848.5 ETH.

$BTC Bitcoin (BTC): Trading below $83,000 (opened near $83,275), facing downward pressure from macro signals, rising Treasury yields, and government Bitcoin movements (including a $1 billion transfer by the U.S. government tied to historical hacks). #btc #Btc@Btc

📈Oh my god, nice again $RLC
it keeps rising, falling, then rising like this—great. Lee Long 0.976, now close and switch to a light Short; the upward momentum is weakening, so it’s likely to drop.$KAIA
$CAP
It’s flying back up, Long is looking good again.🥳🥳

GM. Today my radar is locked onto two mutually constraining events—the geopolitical risks surrounding oil and the Federal Reserve’s policy path, because their trajectories are becoming deeply intertwined.
Oil: Supply has recovered, but the risk premium hasn’t gone away. Brent crude rose 2.42% this week, settling near $104.72 per barrel; WTI crude stood at $91.85, up 0.81% for the week. Middle Eastern oil flows have recovered to roughly 80% of pre-conflict levels, with crude exports exceeding pre-war levels on 4 days during the final week of September. But the risks have not subsided—crude flow

$DOT DOT is back on track, as if the pullback never happened. Long setup.
Entry: $1.18 - $1.28Take profit: $1.34 - $1.4 - $1.5 - $1.6Stop loss: $1.16

Keep going long! $MAGIC The main players’ trump card is exposed! Retail investors, don’t try to call the top.
Follow the whales to share in the gains; go against the capital flow and you’ll lose everything!
First, the trade recommendation: Aggressive traders can enter around the current price of 0.140, while conservative traders should wait for a pullback to around 0.135.
Reason: Inflows account for as much as 92%, long whales have made a whopping 2 million U, and the long-short ratio is 308%! The liquidation chart above 0.1444-1.5 is packed with shorts.
Lao Zhang’s view: The capital flow is d