Bitcoin opened a long at 81400, with the take-profit target set at 82655. The market surged directly to around 82787, and the precise take-profit was secured 🔥
A group member even remarked: How did you take profit so quickly? Hahaha.
Could it be that you're still not used to taking profit so quickly?
Could it be that everyone prefers getting stuck like San Ma Ge?
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#ETH The post mentioned shorting the rebound and shorting after a spike and pullback: BTC 836-847, ETH 2580. The short positions were held for the long term and captured the move perfectly. The current price has reached near the previous low: ETH 2405, while BTC held 810, producing a decent rebound. The scenario is gradually playing out! The market is now range-bound. Short positions will only yield substantial profits if prices break below the levels we warned about. So I have reduced my short positions here because those levels have not been broken and the market remains within the range. T

🚨 BITMINE CONTINUES ACCUMULATING ETH, TARGETING 5% OF TOTAL SUPPLY
Bitmine has just purchased another 12,532 ETH (~$32 million), raising its holdings to over 6 million ETH.
The company is only about 76,000 ETH away from its goal of owning 5% of ETH’s total supply and will stop buying once it reaches this milestone.
According to Tom Lee, the next growth cycle could be the largest in crypto history, driven by 4 key forces:
1️⃣ Asset tokenization: Expanding blockchain applications into traditional finance.
2️⃣ Younger generations: Inherited assets could drive new capital into crypto and stocks.

$SKHYNIX Hynix 1099: Shorts are celebrating, but a dangerous signal is emerging—the South Korean stock market has crashed.
KOSPI fell 6%, Hynix fell 10%, and Samsung fell 7%. Whale data: 125 shorts, entry cost 1243, with 20 million in unrealized profit; 95 longs, entry cost 1238, with 7.96 million in unrealized losses. Shorts have won decisively, with open interest more than double that of longs. When everyone crowds onto one side, a reversal is often imminent.
The fund flow looks ugly: 188 million flowed out over 15 days. But funds are testing the waters over the short term, with a net inflow

#Ledger攻击均指向CryptoBilis Can Authorized Distributors Also Fail? The $86 Million Theft Exposes a Major Blind Spot in Hardware Wallet Security
Can Authorized Distributors Also Fail? The $86 Million Theft Exposes a Major Blind Spot in Hardware Wallet Security Many crypto asset holders firmly believe in a common rule: as long as they buy a hardware wallet from a major brand through an officially authorized distributor, the device is safe and their assets are secure. But the recent large-scale theft of assets from Southeast Asian users of Ledger hardware wallets has shattered this assumption. This

How can it keep grinding down? 🤣

$BOME The data doesn’t look right.
I’ve been watching this market for ten minutes today and haven’t dared to make a move. The current price is 0.0008, down 29.76% over 24 hours, with a high of 0.0011 and a low of 0.0007, while trading volume has climbed to 64.3M. Take a look at this structure: the intraday range is close to 40%, and volume hasn’t contracted. This isn’t a panic sell-off by retail traders; there’s capital pressing it down.
Let’s discuss three possibilities.
First, a major-player shakeout and rotation. A high-volume plunge to around 0.0007 shakes out all the weak hands who chased

Class is over. I took a look at the market, and overall it still looks very good. I hope my assets encounter no resistance here and break through directly.$ETH #Gate位列中心化交易所净流入前二

The storage sector suddenly sells off; one sentence from Musk awakens the market—has an opportunity arrived for crypto?
On October 13, Musk unusually spoke out, directly pointing to the core logic behind the sell-off in storage chip stocks: once China masters a certain manufacturing technology, its capacity expansion often exceeds that of all other regions in the world combined.
Changxin Technology announced a breakthrough in the 4F² architecture, reducing DRAM cell area by one-third and increasing storage density by 50%, with DDR5 RDIMM server memory expected to launch by year-end. Micron and

#DASH
$DASH
A breakout above 55 confirms the upward move

👀 Trending discussion on the square: #FSB警告跨境稳定币监管仍不完善
90k views. $BTC You can take a closer look. Discussion is just the entry point; whether trades follow is what matters. Are people around you talking about this? $BTC ‌

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Bitcoin and Ethereum Early Morning Review for Tuesday, October 13
The long-position strategy precisely sniped the 81000-82827 range.
The long-position strategy precisely sniped the 2415-2486 range.
$BTC $ETH

Many people rush to chase after seeing a coin price print a large bullish candle, only to end up buying at a short-term emotional peak. The issue is not directional judgment, but the lack of objective criteria for determining whether a trend is healthy. Using $STX as an example, here is a reusable chart-reading method: resonance confirmation between moving-average alignment and momentum indicators.
$STX current price is 0.4184, up 7.31% over 24h. The key point is that MA5 (0.4129) has crossed above and held above MA20 (0.40591), with the short- and medium-term moving averages in bullish alig

Got scammed again.
What kind of garbage is this?

BTC fell, the Nasdaq fell, and South Korean stocks plunged 4%.
BTC fell from 87,000 to 81,000, and altcoins were a sea of red. You might think the crypto market was throwing a tantrum on its own. Then you open U.S. stocks and see the Nasdaq down 0.71%, with semiconductor stocks being hammered. Check the news again, and South Korea's KOSPI opens down more than 4%.
The 30-year U.S. Treasury yield: 5.70%.
When was the last time we saw this number? 2002. The dot-com bubble had just burst. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield also surged to 5.32%, a 24-year high.
This means you can buy U.S. Treasuries a

The short call on Bitcoin yesterday was right again. But our short order wasn’t filled.
Yesterday’s short call relied on one detail: 84,000 was tested three times.
At 84,072 in the early morning, 84,163 in the afternoon, and 84,231 at 3:30. Each high was higher than the last, making it look like a breakout was coming, but each time it only pushed a few dozen to a little over a hundred points higher before being slammed back down.
This shows that someone had been continuously placing sell orders above 84,000. Buyers below kept pushing upward, only to be absorbed each time. By the third push, th

10.13 BTC public strategy
$BTC Long strategy
　　Entry range: Lightly enter long on a pullback around 813-820
　　Stop-loss defense: Around 808 (a downside wick is highly likely; set according to position size, and execute planB⬇️ after breaking below)
Take-profit tiers
　　First take-profit: Around 828 (short-term resistance)
　　Second take-profit: Around 838 (short-cycle high-volume trading zone)
Third take-profit: Around 842 (mid-cycle high)
Long-term target: Above 852 (long-term positioning based on the pullback trend)
Operational factors: The price has already broken bel