JUST IN: White House advisor warns Clarity Act window is closing ahead of a Sept 15 procedural vote. Significant uncertainty if it stalls this week, amid calls from Treasury to press forward. $BTC /$ETH , unclear impact until vote outcome.

JUST IN: Bitcoin futures open interest plunged by about $1B over the past 24 hours as CPI-driven volatility hit, with a flash move from ~$76k to ~$79.8k and heavy leverage liquidations. Could signal risk-off pressure easing post-narrative shifts. $BTC

$BTC I’m siding with the longs. The retail long/short ratio rose from 1.4190 to 1.6420, while the large-account ratio rose from 2.1047 to 2.2143—both increasing in the same direction with no divergence, not the structure of retail catching the top. Funding rates of 0.0036%, 0.0061%, and 0.0043% are all near the floor; the account ratio is rising but funding is not following—long positions were rebuilt at low cost after the sell-off, not new leverage chasing prices, and $8.03 billion in open interest is not crowded. The 3.9% range closed at 0.24%, indicating selling pressure was absorbed; the

#AugustCoreCPIBeatsExpectations
The latest U.S. inflation data has given the market another reason to stay alert.
August core CPI, which excludes food and energy prices, increased 0.3% month over month, beating the 0.2% increase economists had expected. On a yearly basis, core CPI rose 2.4%, easing from 2.5% in July.
At first glance, the annual number looks encouraging because core inflation continued to cool. But the monthly figure tells a different story.
A 0.3% monthly increase instead of the expected 0.2% shows that underlying price pressure remains stronger than markets were hoping for.

$BTC
Market-Wide Leverage Wipeout
Over the Past 24 Hours
Crypto Market Liquidations Hit $674 Million
The crypto market these past two days
has really been
Spot players watching the spectacle
while futures players are looking at obituaries😂
Over the past 24 hours
Crypto market liquidations reached approximately $674 million
A large number of highly leveraged positions were forcibly closed
Liquidation happens when futures traders no longer have enough margin
and exchanges automatically force-close their positions
This round mainly saw short positions liquidated en masse
in what we commonly cal

near ai cloud uses tee-hosted inference to seal memory from hosts and operators, with intel tdx and nvidia attestation verifying the exact code and model that ran.
#NEAR $AI $GATE

#每周来晒 #8月CPI数据出炉
August CPI has delivered the kind of number that looks calm on the surface but can still create major market opportunities underneath. Headline inflation increased 0.4% month over month, accelerating sharply from July’s 0.1%, while the annual CPI rate held at 3.4%, exactly matching expectations. Core CPI rose 0.3% MoM and 2.4% YoY, showing that the inflation picture is not deteriorating dramatically, but it is also not cooling fast enough to make the Federal Reserve’s next decision straightforward.
The first important point is the difference between “meeting expectations” and

📅 Snowball check-in | Day 59 #Building a position | Total return: +91.6%
💰 Principal: 6000U | Current: 11300U | Withdrawn: 200U
⚖️ Position: 40%
🪙 Holdings: Futures: $UNI $SHIB $PONS Spot: $ZEC $UAI $BTW
💡 Strategy: BTC rose slightly by +0.12%, while major coins fell by an average of +0.71%; the rising ratio was 71%, indicating relatively low risk. Build a 40% futures position in strong coins and earn index gains.

This was purely the market being in a good mood and casually scattering some gold coins—one just happened to hit me on the head.

Right after lunch, when I checked the chart, $AKE was still oscillating around 0.0088431, but every dip was quickly bought back up. Buying pressure was clearly strengthening, while sellers were losing confidence the more they dumped. If you don’t enter at a time like this, it’ll be too late to chase after it rises, so I followed in with a long position and set risk controls first.

By now, the price has risen to 0.0149433, with a 1697.93% gain firmly in hand. This

This long position was not opened by aggressively chasing the breakout; instead, I waited for the price to pull back to the upper edge of the previous range and entered only after confirming the strength of the support. As the market approached the upper target zone, I began taking profits in batches as planned: 70% of the position was closed for profit in stages, while the protective stop for the remaining 30% was raised above the entry price, ensuring that even an intraday wick would not turn a profitable trade into a losing one. The moving averages continue to fan upward, key levels keep ri

I did nothing—just went to the bathroom, and when I came back, the K-line had already done the work for me👀

When I looked at the chart right after lunch, I noticed something was off with $SOL : it had clearly reached around 103.42 and looked ready to break upward, but the volume failed to follow. A rebound without volume is just bullshit; going long here would be handing fuel to someone else, so I flipped short and placed my stop-loss above the key level.

Sure enough, the K-line moved even faster than expected. I glanced at it just now, and it had already reached 101.96—+130.33% secured. T

Now $ZEC the shorts are still as wealthy as ever.
On-chain longs didn't make as much as shorts lost.
#ZEC跌超13%
zec is entirely being propped up by gray-market bigwigs, and its holdings are unclear. Play it safe—if btc doesn't go out, don't consider shorting zec.

I’ve always felt that the most unfortunate state for a robot is to live only in a demonstration video lasting a few dozen seconds each time.
A robotic arm picks up a cup, a robot dog navigates around obstacles—the footage looks impressive. But once you change the table, swap the object, or even just alter the lighting, the previously smooth motion may have to be relearned from scratch.
What robots lack is not one successful attempt, but the process of facing variation thousands upon thousands of times.
@axisrobotics is doing something like building a driving school without walls for robots. Us

That afternoon sell-off came fast, and my first short was stopped out. The market did not reverse, so I waited for the price to rebound to near the resistance level before shorting again with a small position, placing the stop-loss above the high.
I didn’t rush to set a target for this trade. A sharp drop had already occurred earlier, so a slow grind lower was more likely afterward than a straight one-way plunge. I set the first target just above the previous low and planned to take partial profits there to prevent a retracement from eroding the unrealized gains.
The market then repeatedly pus

The final chance to escape? Bitcoin was poised for a rebound but got firmly pushed back down! Is the situation starting to deteriorate?
1. First, BTC. Next week is going to be really scary. The market previously expected the Fed not to raise rates next week. But according to the latest interest-rate market data, the probability of a rate hike next week is as high as 86%! So here’s the question: Is a black swan really about to appear next week?
2. There is a potential turn of events! After all, this data only reflects market expectations; the actual result still depends on Warsh. Warsh was just

Would you dare to bottom-fish crude oil at $95?
Look at the surface first: up 8% in a week, down 5% in a day, with both bulls and bears getting slapped.
It was still hovering around $90 in early September, then surged 6%-7% in a single day on September 10, sending WTI straight to 104+, with some calling for 120. Then Friday brought profit-taking, futures closed around 100, and it has now been driven down to 95.
In a single day, the narrative switched from “a world war is coming” to “peace talks are coming.”
First: you are not trading a coin; you are trading whether ships can pass through the S

This move is so smooth I don’t even have to think—the account is partying on its own. While everyone was still watching from the sidelines, I had already set my sights on $UNI . At the time, volume was gradually building above 5.766 and funds were quietly entering, so I gave a reminder: don’t wait for the breakout to chase; this is the spot to get in early.
And the price action didn’t disappoint at all—it climbed to 6.388, delivering +763.5% profit straight to us. That felt amazing. This move wasn’t about luck; it was about having the patience to enter early.
But let me add one thing: take pro

Durian prices have dropped dramatically. It’s only 14.8 per jin here. This time, I’m definitely going to eat my fill.
How much do durians cost where you are?