Wall Street is dumping $ETH while Tom Lee keeps loading up.
US spot Ether ETFs bled $320.1M last week, according to Farside Investors. BlackRock’s ETHA accounted for roughly $299M, nearly 93% of the total outflows.
Meanwhile, BitMine scooped up another 12,532 $ETH.
Guys, someone is selling the fear while someone else is buying the dip.
But do YOU still want $ETH???

10.19 BTC at 82,600: Open a small short at the current price, with targets at 81,500/80,600
BTC rebounded sharply from 79,732 on the 1H chart and is now back above the moving averages, as short-term bulls recover.
But 83,000–83,400 remains key resistance. Don’t rush to chase the rally.
Falling oil prices are giving risk assets some breathing room, but the situation in the Strait of Hormuz remains uncertain. One news update could send the market wicking in either direction.
After 9 years of trading, I’m willing to buy sharp dips and short rallies. It’s not about being bold—it’s about positionin

The long at 81 last night felt great (all followers were notified)
I took profit and exited at 1,000 points; no need to be greedy
Consider reversing and going short this round
The Asian and European sessions may still see another small rally
For positioning, consider shorting at the current price of 826; more conservative traders can consider entering around 83
An initial position of 5% can be opened; if it later wicks to 83, just add in batches #质押LaunchPool瓜分280万$DNA #GateWCTCS9全球交易赛 #比特币短线站上8.2万美元 $BTC ‌$ETH ‌$SOL ‌,

$ETH 2428 Liquidity Hunt: Long-Term Outflows of 5.3 Billion, the Truth Behind the Short Squeeze
Over 15 days, funds have clearly seen net outflows of 5.3 billion, with long-term holders exiting. So why did short-term buying suddenly drive prices up, leaving a whale with a 30 million short position just $9 away from liquidation?
Here’s the underlying logic: The nominal long-short ratio is as high as 19%, with the market crowded into shorts. The big players don’t need to push prices back to their highs; they only need a small amount of short-term capital (75% of inflows) to push prices past liq

The bull market has already started—don’t get shaken out.
Many people are still agonizing over whether an 8.8% pullback is frightening. I’ll tell you directly: it’s very healthy. The 200-day moving average is providing support at $72.5k, and Bitcoin has already climbed above the 50-week moving average. This is a signal of the early stages of a bull market.
How can we tell? Look at the liquidation data.
What has historically marked the top of a bull market? Historic long liquidations—when everyone is crazily bullish, one major bearish candle wipes out all the longs, and the bull market ends. Th

Oil at $100, but $ETH only bounced 0.5%: I’m bearish
The Iran war sent oil prices soaring to $100, with safe-haven headlines everywhere, yet $ETH only bounced from 2408.51 to 2420.63—a total of just 0.5%.

It’s not that I missed the news—the news simply couldn’t move the market, which is why I’m comfortable being bearish.

The daily RSI is 37.1, languishing in the weak zone; the MACD has been in a death cross below the zero line for 19 days, and the green bars have flattened out; 24h trading volume is 330127302 USDT, with a volume ratio of just 0.464—money simply hasn’t entered the market.

The market isn’t short on opportunities; it’s short on people who think ahead about “where to go long and where to go short.” Position yourself early, wait patiently, and leave the rest to the market.
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10.19 ETH Analysis
On the one-hour ETH chart, a long lower wick formed at the lows. Price dipped and quickly recovered, with the support zone below tested by buying interest. The Bollinger Bands are gradually narrowing, short-term downside momentum is fading, and the market has entered a rebound-recovery phase after the decline. Large sell orders are visible overhead in the order book, indicating that a bullish push will face selling pressure. This is currently only a technical rebound and has not reversed the medium-term downtrend. BTC is also recovering, creating a correlated move across ass

U Jie 10.19 Monday ETH $ETH Trading Plan
Entry: If price rebounds into the 2440‑2480 range and the 1-hour candle forms a long upper wick, with declining volume on the rise, enter a short after signs of stalling emerge.
Stop-loss: If price holds firmly above 2510, breaking through resistance, exit the short and abandon the setup.
First take-profit target: 2430
Second take-profit target: 2405
Market logic: After the previous sharp drop set a low of 2313.39, the current move is a corrective rebound within a downtrend, not a trend reversal. 2501 is a key resistance level from earlier, while 2465-

#美股存储板块跌幅扩大 U.S. Stocks and AI: The Market Is Beginning to Ask Whether Massive Capital Spending Can Generate Sufficient Returns
Asian stocks came under pressure on October 19: the Nikkei fell 2.0%, and South Korean stocks fell 1.6%. Meanwhile, S&P 500 futures rose 0.5%, and Nasdaq futures rose 0.8%. This points to expectations of a rebound before the U.S. market opens, but does not mean the tech selloff is over.
The core question in the AI trade is shifting from “How strong is demand for computing power?” to “When, and in what form, will the money invested earn a return?”
Capital spending in t

BLACK MONDAY OR BOUNCE DAY?
U.S. stock futures and crypto are recovering strongly after last week’s AI and chip-stock selloff triggered heavy crash speculation.
For now, sellers are losing momentum and risk assets are pushing back.
But one green session doesn’t erase the downside risk. The real battle begins when U.S. markets open.
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10.19 Market Analysis
BTC Short Setup
Entry zone: around 82800–82500, short
Stop loss: 83400
First target: 81600, second target: 80500
BTC climbed from 806 overnight and stopped near 82548, where it has been moving sideways.
After this bullish run, the market is taking a breather for now, with bulls and bears pulling back and forth here. After the surge, there isn't enough momentum to keep pushing higher, so price is now consolidating as some profitable traders prepare to exit.
On the one-hour chart, this rally has lifted all the short-term moving averages, and support has risen along with the

ETH is showing a weak recovery today. After dipping to the short-term support around 2390 in the early session, it rebounded slightly and is currently quoted at 2422. The rebound is notably weaker than BTC, with highs clearly stepping down, and the overall market remains under pressure and range-bound.

On the daily chart, the price is trading below the 5-day and 10-day moving averages, while the short-term moving averages are bearishly aligned and acting as resistance. The MACD green bars continue to expand, and the RSI is hovering in the neutral-to-low range. Bulls lack volume support. On t

Well-reasoned and evidence-based! What I offer is just two words: “peace of mind”
Around 85, don’t blindly chase longs; wait for a pullback and then enter a long. Then consider going long again around 70. That’s the strategy! That’s putting the plan into action accurately!
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10.19 Intraday Strategy
(Recommended: 2%, 100x, total position no more than 5%):

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