$SOL is looking interesting for a long here. SOL bounced nicely from the $117.12 low and is now printing higher lows on the 15m chart. Momentum is slowly improving, and a clean hold above the $118 area could open the door for a stronger recovery. Entry: $118.30–$118.70 Targets: TP1: $119.40 TP2: $120.20 TP3: $121.20 Stop: $117.70 For me, $118 is the key support area. As long as SOL stays above it, I’m looking for continuation higher. A clean break below $117.70 would invalidate the long setup. ##USSeptemberJobs29K #ETHEarningsUpTo5%BonusAPR

🗓️ October 3 | Crypto Daily Before the weekend open, BTC continues to hover around $84,000, while major coins are clearly diverging: this is not a one-way market, but more like rotation at elevated levels. As of 09:00 Beijing time: BTC $84,641, 24H -0.12% ETH $2,675.95, 24H -1.15% SOL $118.96, 24H +0.14% The total crypto market capitalization is approximately $2.89 trillion, 24H -3.15%; trading volume is approximately $122.4 billion, up 26.3% from the previous day. BTC dominance is 58.7%, and capital is still favoring Bitcoin, while altcoins have not achieved broad-based follow-through. Trading volume is rising while market capitalization is falling, indicating that selling pressure remains. Do not mistake a localized rebound for a broad-based rally. Here are the key things to watch today: 1. The latest fully reported trading day for U.S. spot BTC ETFs was October 1, with net inflows of $102.7 million. IBIT recorded approximately $195.6 million in inflows, while FBTC and GBTC saw outflows of approximately $60.7 million and $31.4 million, respectively. Overall, there was still net buying, but the divergence was significant. The October 2 data has not yet been fully confirmed, so I will not force a “today’s flow” figure. 2. The U.S. SEC has proposed a new crypto asset custody framework that would allow investment advisers and funds to self-custody under certain conditions, while also allowing state-chartered trust companies to serve as custodians. The direction is broadly favorable for institutional participation, but this is currently only a proposal, so do not trade it as though it were already implemented policy. 3. The SEC’s recent exemptive relief for tokenized stock innovation is beginning to reveal practical constraints. Robinhood’s head of crypto said that asset coverage and trading volume caps could soon be reached. Tokenized securities are a trend, but for now the U.S. is still “allowing pilot programs,” not opening the market fully. 4. NEAR Intents suffered a security incident involving approximately $3.8 million. The amount does not pose a systemic risk, but hacker losses remain elevated this year. Cross-chain activity, intent-based trading, and authorization contracts continue to be high-risk areas. Before chasing new projects on-chain, check approvals first, then think about returns. Next, watch these three dates: • October 5: U.S. ISM Services PMI • October 6: U.S. trade data • October 7: Federal Reserve FOMC meeting minutes My view: BTC has not yet broken free of the old $82,000–$85,000 range. Renewed ETF net inflows are providing support, while Treasury yields near 5.3% continue to weigh on valuations. What can truly drive the market higher is not a single weekend spike, but the simultaneous occurrence of falling interest rates, sustained spot buying, and BTC holding above the top of the range. Trading strategy: Do not chase a weekend spike. Go with the trend only after BTC breaks above and holds $85,000 on increased volume; if it falls back below $82,000, reduce positions first. Trade only strong altcoins, keep positions light, and use hard stop-losses. Risk warning: Crypto assets are highly volatile. The above is for market records and personal opinions only and does not constitute investment advice.