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ETH is wandering around 1932 tonight. After bouncing up during the day from 1854, it’s now starting to grind people down.

Current price: 1932. It made a V-shaped move today: it dipped to 1854 and bounced from there, but the high at 1953 couldn’t hold. Trading volume is 653 million USDT, about twice the usual amount—this rebound has some followers.

MA5 is at 1936, MA20 at 1918. The price is exactly caught between these two moving averages. The Bollinger Bands are slightly biased toward the upper band; the bandwidth is 5.5%, not wide yet—so it’s not at the “explosive breakout” phase.

RSI is 67.6, close to the overbought zone but not quite entering. The bulls are still controlling the market. MACD is in a bullish alignment; DIF is near 15, and the positive spread is widening. Indicators are consistently bullish, so there’s not much to overthink.

Support is at 1843, the jump-off point from previous pullbacks. Resistance is at 1953—failed to break through twice during the day. If tonight it can stand above 1953 with increased volume, the next target will be 1980.

If BTC turns bearish, ETH will most likely follow. BTC is currently holding steady around 66,000, and the correlation between BTC and ETH hasn’t changed. If BTC drops, ETH will likely fall back to 1843 to find support.

My plan is: if it pulls back to around 1918 (the MA20 area), consider a small long position. Place a stop-loss just below 1843. First watch 1953—if it breaks through, then look at 1980. If the rebound runs toward 1953 but can’t push through, you can also consider a small short with a stop-loss above 1953. The above is just my personal plan, not trading advice.

Don’t chase at this level. Wait for the pullback.

Just read a line in *Reminiscences of a Stock Operator*: "The only way I make big money is to stop thinking about making small money."
This morning it suddenly clicked: the biggest enemy of trading isn’t the market—it’s the pressure you put on yourself.
The more you try to double your money, the easier it is to crash.
Slow down a bit, and you’ll go farther.

Let’s talk about today’s $ETH order book.
Currently 1,942; over the past 24h it’s up 3.87%, with trading volume of 608 million USDT.
Someone just asked me: do you chase it or not?
I said, look at these numbers—it's up, but it's not crazy.
A 3.87% move isn’t earth-shattering, and the volume isn’t sky-high either.
If you keep staring at that 3.87% and think: can it do another 3.87% tomorrow?
Then you’re already adding pressure to yourself.
Once the pressure kicks in, your execution starts to deform.
Stretch the timeframe—being up 3% over two days versus up 1.5% in one day makes little difference.
The key is whether you can sleep well.

Write it down first.

The most divisive coin right now is $ETH . Some people say it will take off tomorrow, while others claim this move is just a bull trap.

The bulls think that 1,939 is still hovering near the 24h high around 1,953, with trading volume of 579 million USDT propping it up—suggesting the capital hasn’t left.

The bears say that from 1,854 to 1,939, it’s up by nearly 5%, but it hasn’t broken through the previous high. Moreover, the momentum/volume has actually slightly shrunk, which looks like a pump-and-dump to distribute.

As for my own take, at this level neither side has absolute certainty. The direction depends on whether it can hold steady above 1,950 tonight.

Don’t chase—wait for confirmation.

On this afternoon ETH futures contract run, the long-side sentiment is a bit too hyped.
The funding rate has already climbed above 0.01%, and the market feels like there’s a “if you don’t buy now, you’ll be too late” vibe.

Price is now hovering around 1,935; MA5 just crossed above MA20. RSI is at 66.3, just one breath away from overbought.
The bullish MACD histogram is stable and expanding in volume; the Bollinger Bands are widening along with the move, and price is trading near the upper band.
Trading value has shrunk to 506 million, and the 20-day average volume multiple is sitting at 0.0x, suggesting this leg is a battle within existing liquidity—retail inflow that’s ready to chase and take the other side hasn’t really picked up yet.

Resistance is at 1,939.99—this level acts as an intraday high rejection point. If it can break higher and hold with volume, the next hurdle is around 1,985.
For support below, I’d look first at 1,843.14, which was a prior high-density trading area.

If it pulls back into 1,906–1,930, I’m used to trying a long with a light position, with a stop-loss placed below 1,840. If it breaks down, that’s not my kind of trade.
First target: 1,940. If it clears, I’ll keep an eye on 1,985. If this level continues to grind with shrinking volume, I won’t add.

The funding rate is on the high side—people watching the chart should be clear with themselves: don’t gamble on just one burst.
Afternoon direction: either it breaks through 1,940 with volume and accelerates, or it can’t make it and pulls back to find support around 1,906.
I’m betting on the latter, but I won’t move.

#ETH #合约 #资金费率 #行情

I just flipped through a few pages of “The Denationalisation of Money.” When Hayek wrote this, the founder of Bitcoin wasn’t even born yet.

Decades ago, he said that money doesn’t necessarily have to be issued by the state. If private issuers compete with each other, it can actually be more stable.

Bitcoin really did turn that into reality. But what’s interesting is that today $ETH just jumped a little, and now it’s 1,931—up 4% over the past 24 hours, with trading volume of 511 million USDT.

With the market moving, what are buyers thinking? It’s not faith. It’s waiting for a higher price to sell to the next person.

Most people buy it, and it has little to do with Hayek’s theory. They just want to profit from the price difference.

I can’t quite recite the line from the book, but the gist is: the biggest enemy of a free currency is people’s habitual trust in government-issued money.

This still holds true today. Look at the market heating up—the crowds rushing in—how many of them truly believe it’s the future?

It’s all just betting that someone will take the next baton.

Anyway, I’m not daring to move anymore.

After lunch, I took a quick look at the order book. Today $ACE was picked back up. One line pulled it up more than 6, and the trading value hit 38 million U.

This price at 0.1044 looks okay. But over the past 24 hours it has fallen from 0.15 to 0.089. Today’s rebound looks like a pullback after oversold. RSI has crashed to 28.6—right in the obvious oversold zone. Some people are betting on a technical rebound.

MACD is still in the bearish “stomach.” DIF just turned positive but hasn’t held. MA5 = 0.108 is still pressing overhead, and MA20 = 0.123 is further away. All the moving averages are trending downward.

The rebound is on reduced volume—trading volume is only 0.2 times the average volume. With this kind of volume, it can’t break through resistance levels. Support to watch is the historical hard bottom at 0.06. If that breaks, there’s truly no floor. Resistance at 0.15 is the prior high and the top of the range; it’s not something to get through in the short term.

If it pulls back toward around 0.10 and can hold, I’ll consider trying a small long position. I’ll set the stop loss below 0.095. If it breaks, I’ll leave. First watch 0.108 (MA5); once it passes, then look at 0.122 (MA20). Right now it’s still bearish. Even if it rebounds into the 0.11–0.12 zone, it’s still bearish. Place the stop loss above 0.125. Do your own homework—not a call to trade.

Who dares to catch this falling knife?

#ACE #午盘 #涨幅榜 #币圈

Two hours after the opening, the first thing pumped today wasn’t the big BTC “bag”—it was $BANK .

$BANK has been running for 24 hours, up 19.37%, and is currently hovering around 0.2755. That morning candle shot straight up to 0.308—pure roller-coaster movement.

Why is it being targeted? Trading volume of 76 million USDT—more than double the usual—clearly indicates funds are sweeping orders. Short-term expectation traders have moved in.

Where are the risk points? RSI has already surged to 68, just two steps away from the overbought line. Near the 0.308 high, there are plenty of trapped-position holders; chasing gains near the top can get you “hung on the mountain.”

From a technical perspective, price is above MA5 (0.252) and MA20 (0.234). Short-term moving averages are in a bullish alignment. But the MACD red histogram is shrinking—momentum is starting to lag. 0.308 is both the 24-hour high and a weekly resistance zone. 0.2215 is yesterday’s low and a key support. The Bollinger Bands are tightening; price is outside the upper band. The direction of the band opening hasn’t been chosen yet.

If it pulls back to the 0.255–0.265 range, I’ll consider a small-position long entry, with a stop loss set below 0.25. If it can’t break through 0.308 and instead rebounds around 0.295, I might look short, with a stop loss above 0.315, and take profit first around 0.27.

The above is just my personal plan, not a call for trades. If you lose money, don’t come looking for me.

First, let’s see whether it can hold above 0.308—do we really have the nerve to go in if not?

#早盘 #涨幅榜 #BANK #行情

In the morning, I was reading Ray Dalio’s “Principles”, and I came across this line: “Suffering + Reflection = Progress.”

I paused for a moment.

Because I’ve kept a “notes on the reasons for losses” for half a year. When I flipped back through them, it was the same few mistakes over and over again: chasing breakouts, holding onto losing positions, and trying to get back to even before leaving.

It’s not a technical problem.

It’s that when prices rise, you’re afraid of missing out; when they fall, you can’t bring yourself to cut.

Like today $ETH 1915—over the past 24 hours it’s up 2%, with trading volume of 500 million.

Looking at the chart, my first reaction was—“Will it keep rallying?”

But Dalio wrote: “Turn every failure into a principle.”

How many times have I written in my notebook, “Don’t chase”? I can’t count. This morning’s market isn’t really anything new either—just human nature asking again: Can you hold on this time?

Write it down first.

ETH grind near 1911 this morning, the amplitude tightened like a zipper. It softened after touching 1918 yesterday, and it feels like the bulls don’t have enough momentum.

The 24-hour low at 1843 held. It bounced up to 1918, where it met resistance and rolled back. On the daily chart, MA5 is at 1904 and MA20 at 1884; price is still drifting among the moving-average cluster, so it isn’t strong. RSI is 64.4—just breaking away from the midline and curling upward, but it hasn’t entered the overbought zone. MACD is in a bullish alignment; DIF is 10.3, but the shortening of the red histogram isn’t obvious, and the momentum feels a bit dull.

The Bollinger Bands are leaning toward the upper band, but the band width is only 4.2%, indicating a tight-band consolidation range. Trading volume has shrunk badly—only about half of the 20-day average volume. This kind of low-volume push is the easiest to get slapped back by a pullback.

The key support is still 1843, the 24-hour low. If that breaks, it will likely run toward the prior low. Resistance to watch is 1918; if it can’t break and hold above there, the bulls won’t have a good case. In the early session, it will probably range-trade between 1884 and 1918, and only after volume expands should a clearer direction show up.

The risk is a low-volume fake breakout—if it pumps without volume and you chase in, you’ll likely get trapped.

My plan: If it pulls back to around 1884 (the MA20 area), I’ll try a small long with a stop-loss order set just below 1840. If 1918 breaks out on volume and holds, I’ll watch for one more step. If the rebound reaches the 1920–1930 zone and doesn’t break, I’ll consider going short, with a stop-loss set above 1940 and the first target at 1900. This is just my personal plan, not a trading call—if you lose money, don’t come find me.

This level is really grinding. I’m taking a break.

Quick check before the market opens. BTC is currently stuck around 65,141, with a 24h change of +0.75%, and overall it’s slightly bullish. ETH is near 1,896, up +1.41% over the past 24h, and it’s also slightly bullish.

The range BTC moved in overnight was 63,100 to 65,799. This level is pretty critical. If the market opens with volume and holds above 65,799, short-term sentiment will improve a lot; conversely, if the market opens and sells off below 63,100, then today is most likely going to be a range-bound day.

For ETH, I’m watching BTC’s mood more closely. If “big pie” (BTC) doesn’t give direction, it’s hard for ETH to move independently. Trading volume is 508 million USDT—not very active—which suggests everyone is waiting for the market-open signal.

I’m not going to make a move right when the market opens. I’ll watch for the first half hour first to confirm the direction. When you open, are you going to focus on BTC first, or on the altcoins first?

#BTC #ETH #早盘 #Market outlook

Just finished reading Ray Dalio’s “Principles,” and suddenly wanted to dig out the “loss diary” I wrote in the crypto market over the past six months and take a look.

Dalio says: pain + reflection = progress. What I wrote is: every time I lose, I record the reason.

As I flip back through page by page, a chill breaks out.
Most of my mistakes weren’t really technical problems—chasing price, holding on to positions, FOMO, and not being able to control position size. I fell into the same trap seven or eight times. It’s completely human nature.

Today $ETH , market page 1,905, up 2.17% in 24h, volume 521 million USDT.

This kind of gentle climb looks like it’s holding steady. But I know in my heart: if I haven’t set my own principles, I could make the same old mistake in a market like this—like adding to my position just because it’s up a little, and then when it pulls back, I end up吐ing everything back.

Now I understand that line in the book: “Principles are a way to deal with reality.” It’s not about predicting the market—it’s about setting rules for myself, because it’s exactly where human nature keeps making the same mistakes that principles are needed.

Write it down first.

# $ETH #投资哲学 #交易心态 #今天读 #Today’s sc

Glancing at the gainers list in the middle of the night.

ACE surged by 86 points this round. At 4 a.m., not many people are watching.

0.130200, turnover 41 million U. Not small, but compared to its usual level, this volume is shrinking.

The morning-session rally is clean. No emotional trading, no FOMO—just capital testing the direction.

Is it real money or a game of existing positions? RSI 57—not overbought, not oversold; leaning bullish but not crazy. The MACD is still in a bearish alignment; DIF is 0.01 and hasn’t turned positive. MA5=0.127, MA20=0.123. Price is above both lines, and the short-term moving averages haven’t crossed into a death cross yet. Overall it looks slightly bullish, but the momentum isn’t very satisfying.

Liquidity at dawn is low. It pumps fast, and it dumps fast too. With 0.41 billion U in turnover, during daytime this might just take a few minutes. At this level, up to 0.15 is strong resistance, while down to 0.06 is the previous support zone. The range is wide, so volatility won’t be small.

Can this upside hold through tomorrow? Look at volume. If it adds volume during the day and holds above 0.13, there’s a chance to keep pushing. If it trades sideways on reduced volume, or directly dumps on a volume spike, then this rally tonight will have been for nothing.

The key support is 0.06, and the key resistance is 0.15. The middle point at 0.10 is a psychological price level.

If it pulls back toward 0.10 and can hold, I’ll consider a small, cautious long entry with a stop-loss set below 0.096. If it can’t break through 0.15 and instead rebounds near 0.145, I’ll look to short with a stop-loss above 0.155, and the initial target is 0.11. This is only my personal plan, not a call for trades.

I won’t touch it at this spot.

#午夜涨幅榜 #ACE #币圈 # Pre-dawn market update

In the early hours, ETH—holding steady at 1908 is already pretty good.

At this time of night, BTC hasn’t moved, and ETH can’t be bothered to move either. It’s tightly linked—no real attitude of its own.

Liquidity is low in the early hours, so volatility can get amplified. Tight-volume sideways consolidation isn’t a good sign.

First, look at support. S1 is at 1843, near the prior low. If it pulls back on lower volume into the 1849–1843 range, it can still hold. But RSI is at 63—not low. If it drops further, it won’t be easy for longs to take.

Resistance is at 1909, the 24h high. The Bollinger Bands are tilted slightly upward; MA5 is 1897, and price is riding along the moving average. MACD is bullish, but DIF is 9, so momentum isn’t strong.

If BTC suddenly “goes crazy” upward overnight, ETH would likely follow at about 1.5x. But this resistance at 1909 probably needs to be tested once before it pulls back. If BTC dumps, ETH would more likely head straight to 1843, with no solid support in between.

When placing orders overnight, be careful: don’t place market orders. The spread is wide—getting slipped by $10 in a single order is normal. If you want to place limits, set them a bit farther out. For example, if you want to buy, place a limit between 1845 and 1843. If you want to short, place it near 1910–1909.

My own plan: if it retraces into the 1849–1843 range, I’ll test a long with a small position and set the stop-loss below 1840. If 1840 breaks, and it rebounds to around 1855, I’ll look to short. First, see whether 1843 breaks. If it breaks, it’s like digging a pit; if it doesn’t, then it’s just grinding for a base.

The above is just my personal plan, not a call to trade.

This market looks really exhausting. I’m going to rest.

At 2 a.m. this market is more honest than daytime.
65,609 is wavering—at this hour there aren’t many people still watching it.

Trading volume has shrunk to 0.0x of the 20-day average, and liquidity is as thin as paper.
One order for $500 can pull out a needle.
From 1 a.m. to 4 a.m., marking the door is commonplace.

RSI is at 58.8—momentum is a bit strong but not extreme.
The MACD is in a bullish arrangement, with the DIF still holding above 148.
MA5 = 64,923 is above MA20 = 64,586, and the moving averages haven’t formed a death cross.
Bollinger Band width is only 2.6%, and price is skating near the upper band.
Long 3, short 0—directional signals are slightly bullish.

But in a rally with shrinking volume, there isn’t much confidence.
Key levels: S1 = 63,100 is the bullish floor—break it and it becomes a high-volume stampede.
R1 = 65,666 is the prior high—if it goes through without volume, it’s a fake breakout.

If during the early-morning needle reaches around 63,765, I’ll consider trying a long with a small position.
Set the stop-loss below 63,000—if it breaks, I exit.
First take-profit at 65,666; if it clears that, then look at 65,800.
If it directly smashes through 63,100, and bounces back toward 63,500, I’ll go short.
Place the stop-loss above 63,700—once it stabilizes, I won’t stubbornly hold.
These are all personal plans—if you lose money, don’t come find me.

Don’t place market orders for trades at dawn—when liquidity is poor, slippage can wipe out two price levels.
Place limit orders farther out and wait for the fish to bite.

This market is really exhausting to watch. I’m taking a break.

#BTC #凌晨行情 #币圈 #night session

I just flipped through the “Art of War” and read a line that made me slap my thigh.

“First ensure invincibility, so that you may wait for the enemy’s vulnerability.”

Translated into crypto-speak: first make sure you’re still alive, then wait for others to make mistakes.

Today, $BANK has been pumping since the morning—up 41.76% in 24h, with a trading volume of 119 million USDT. Price: 0.288200.

The chart is up by 41 points—what does that mean? Some people made 41 points, some people missed the move by 41 points, and some chased at the top only to get dragged back by a dozen-plus points.

Among these three types of people, only the first one is actually executing “first ensure invincibility.” They may have already built their position at a lower level, so they don’t even need to chase the breakout today. The people chasing are betting that “the enemy’s vulnerability” will continue—but in reality, they’ve already become someone else’s “enemy.”

Enter only when fear reaches its peak.

With today’s market action, the more aggressively it’s rising, the more it reminds me: the real good opportunities are when it crashes and the volume shrinks, when nobody dares to touch it. Not now, when everyone is shouting “BANK is insane.”

Don’t chase. Wait for confirmation.

Write it down first.

Before bed, I went through today’s market moves one by one. To be honest, today’s action had quite a lot of information.

Today, BTC traded mostly between 63,100 and 65,108, and finally closed at 64,341, down 0.22% for the day. What’s most worth watching in this move isn’t the rise or fall itself, but whether the trading volume followed through. Today’s volume was 1.063 billion USDT—honestly not very active—which suggests market sentiment is still fairly cautious.

ETH is a bit weaker. It was down 0.52% for the day, closing at 1,862, with a trading range from 1,843 to 1,896. The correlation with BTC is still very obvious; if BTC doesn’t move, it’s hard for ETH to run independently.

The strongest mover today was $ACE , up 85.12% for the day with volume of 0.34 billion. This kind of move usually means either capital was positioned early, or emotions-driven competition amplified the volatility.

Today’s most important signal: whether BTC can expand volume at key levels will determine the next direction. Tomorrow, I’ll focus on whether BTC’s xxx level can be held.

Did you get your target today? Which coin are you most关注 tomorrow?

#BTC #ETH #全天复盘 #币圈

How this run has been going—KITE is grinding upward with little steps. Retail traders find it boring, while the main force is having fun.

KITE’s current price is 0.112. Today it edged from 0.106 up to 0.113, with成交 (trading volume) of 112 million USDT—about half of what it usually is. Volume contracted, yet it was hard-pushed up; this is a classic “market maker self-entertainment” pattern. RSI is 60.7, not yet 70—no overbought conditions, and there’s still room. The MACD golden cross is hanging there; the DIF is staying close to the zero line, with no sign of acceleration. MA5 and MA20 are stuck together around 0.110 to 0.111. Price is sitting above them: the short moving average just barely reaches the long moving average. It’s not super strong—more like a slightly bullish balance state.

What the order book tells me boils down to two things: the operator is controlling the market, and retail is waiting. With volume shrinking like this, it can still rise—meaning selling pressure isn’t heavy. But since nobody is joining in, it can’t really “create momentum”; even if they push it up, there’s nobody chasing. Tomorrow, most likely it will first pull back to test the 0.11 support. That level is both S1 and near the MA5. As long as it holds, it can push toward the 0.12 resistance. 0.12 is the previous high and also a round-number level. Only after it breaks can the upside space open up. If it retests around 0.11, I’ll consider going long with a light position; stop-loss set below 0.1088, take-profit first at 0.118, and if it breaks through then look at 0.122. If 0.11 breaks, then don’t touch it. Everything above is just my personal plan, not a call to trade.

At this point, I choose to stay put.

After dinner, I glanced at the gainers/losers board. In the last two hours of today, the strongest thing was actually $BANK —it shot up by 52 points.

Now it’s at 0.2855. Over 24 hours, it’s climbed from 0.142. Volume is about 130 million U, and the float isn’t small.

RSI is at 73.8, so the overbought zone is flashing a red warning. MACD is still in bullish territory; DIF is 0.0317, and the trend hasn’t broken yet. MA5 is at 0.279—price is barely holding above it. But MA20 is at 0.243, so the divergence is a bit large.

The issue is that the volume has shrunk. It’s less than the earlier surge. This doesn’t look like real buying power pushing it; more like a sentiment-driven move borrowing the leftover momentum to give it another lift.

Support to watch is 0.06—that’s the prior consolidation range. Resistance is 0.3, the round-number level, only about 5 points away from here.

If you want to keep going tomorrow morning, you’ll need to break above 0.3 with increased volume. If it tries to push up on shrinking volume, chances are it’ll bleed out before daybreak.

Risk if you chase it at night: RSI is overbought and volume is contracting. Chasing here is basically bag-holding. If I feel itchy, I’d rather wait for a pullback to around 0.24 and try a small long, with a stop-loss placed below 0.22. If it breaks 0.3 and holds, then we can look toward 0.35. But at the moment it’s more bearish—overbought signals are too obvious. I’d rather not touch it.

Just my personal plan, not a trading call.

This chart is exhausting to watch. I’m going to rest.

ETH has been grinding around 1886 all evening, and now it’s starting to push upward.

The Bollinger Bands are biased upward, the MACD bullish side is still there, and the RSI at 62.9 isn’t overbought. MA5 and MA20 are both sticking around 1867 to provide support. Price is above them, and the short-term structure isn’t weak.

However, volume hasn’t expanded—at 1.0x the average volume, this rally has lacked participation. If you want to run further tonight, you’ll need volume to push through the resistance at 1892. 1891.71 is the 24-hour high—it's the line separating bulls and bears.

Support is at 1837 to 1840, where the Bollinger middle band is also located. If BTC suddenly dumps, ETH will most likely retest this range.

As for contracts, my own plan is: on a pullback to around 1870, try a small long position, with a stop-loss set just below 1835. First watch 1892—if it breaks, then look for moves above 1900. If it breaks down through 1837, and then rebounds to around 1840, I’ll consider a short. Don’t blame me if you lose—this is just my personal plan.

From where we are now, I’m leaning bullish, but without volume, I won’t chase. That’s all for now.
#ETH #晚间行情 #币圈 #Ethereum

Just finished《The Waves at the Peak》's last chapter.

Wu Jun said something, and I wrote it down: the script for every round of technological waves is the same; only the cast changes.

Last year, it was DeFi; this year, it’s AI + blockchain. The narrative keywords are different, but the story structure is exactly the same. New narrative → money flows in → bubble → crash → forgetting → start over again.

Look at today’s $BANK .0.281400: it doubled over 24 hours, with trading volume of 137 million U.

You say it’s different? No, it’s only the third act of yet another round of the script. Money comes in, emotions come in, and the chart moves.

I’ve seen this kind of thing several times. Every time I think this time is really different—every time it’s just an illusion.

I won’t touch this spot.