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$ZEC One day +7%, with lows steadily rising
ZEC perpetuals are up 7.0% over 24h, currently at 1314.7, with trading volume of about 1.45 billion U.
On the 4-hour chart, the lows have risen from 1211.6 to 1234.6, then 1245.0, and now 1285.6. The trend is fairly steady—not just a single spike.
Funding rate: +0.004%; longs aren't overheated.
My plan:
Watch zone: 1285–1293 (around the recent 1-hour chart low)
If it breaks below 1245, the setup is invalidated (today's 4-hour chart low)
First target above: 1349 (October 11 high), then 1368 (October 20 high)
At 1349, I'll move the invalidation level up to 1293
Will it pull back to 1290 first, or head straight for 1349?
The above does not constitute investment advice.

$HYPE Regulated perpetuals are coming on-chain?
Payward, Kraken’s parent company, plans to launch the first CFTC-regulated perpetual contracts on Hyperliquid through Bitnomial, for U.S. users. They’re still awaiting approval.
Hyperliquid is just the underlying infrastructure; the party deploying the contracts controls the whitelist.
HYPE perpetuals are currently at 80.34, up 3.0% in 24h, with a high of 80.59 and around 480 million U in trading volume.
The funding rate is +0.005%—prices are up, but longs aren’t especially crowded.
I think this signals that regulators are accepting on-chain derivatives, but until approval comes through, it’s more about expectations.
Do you think this news is a catalyst already playing out, or just the beginning?
#Hyperliquid
The above does not constitute investment advice

$HOOD Teaming up with Ripple ahead of earnings
Robinhood’s Q3 earnings call is at 5 p.m. Eastern today (5 a.m. tomorrow Beijing time).
Earlier today, it announced a partnership with Ripple: RLUSD stablecoin will be integrated into Robinhood Chain and Bitstamp, and added to the main app later this year.
There’s also a $700,000 crypto trading sweepstakes running through November 22.
HOOD perpetuals on Binance are currently at 96.57, up 3.4% over 24 hours, with a range of 92.70–96.90.
I’m more interested in whether crypto trading revenue has rebounded in the earnings report—it could shape the stock’s direction more than the partnership news.
What’s your guess: will HOOD break above 100 after earnings, or fall back to 92?
#USStocks
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🔮 #币安神算子 forecast for today: Ahead of tomorrow’s FOMC decision, $BTC will continue trading within the 79,000–81,000 range. It will choose a direction only after the decision.

Rationale: Today, $BTC returned to around 80,335, still within the weekend range. The market is waiting on the sidelines ahead of the decision, and a breakout needs the decision as a catalyst. Invalidation: A close below 79,000 invalidates the range forecast.

$BTC $SOL Evening market recap: U.S. stock futures edge higher, but crypto still hasn’t caught up
BTC fell back below 80,000 today, currently around 79,910, trading in a range of 79,451–80,845 throughout the day.
SOL was weaker, briefly dipping below 100 intraday. It’s currently around 100.24, with a low of 99.16 for the day.
ETH is around 2,312, also slightly lower. All three major coins ended the day down.
The divergence continues: U.S. stock futures edged higher (S&P 500 around +0.25%, Nasdaq around +0.46%), while crypto failed to keep up. The FOMC meeting today is one of the main reasons.
The daily RSI we discussed in the midday lesson was around 40—weak, but not oversold—and today’s price action confirmed that view.
What to watch tomorrow: the Fed’s decision on Wednesday, Microsoft and Google earnings after the close, and PCE data on Thursday.
These are my personal views and notes, not investment advice. Follow me for more updates.

$SYN 3 Back up from 0.145 to 0.19
SYN perpetuals are up 22.4% over 24h, currently at 0.1898, with about 29 million USDT in trading volume.
The price hit a low of 0.1446 on October 24. Over the past two days, the lows on the 4-hour chart have been climbing: 0.1638, 0.1797, and 0.1815.
The funding rate is +0.005%; neither longs nor shorts look crowded.
My plan:
Watch zone: 0.1815–0.1830 (the recent 1-hour low)
The setup is invalidated if it breaks below 0.1790 (below today's daily low)
First target above: 0.2046 (today's high), then 0.2239 (the September 24 high)
At 0.2046, I'll move the invalidation level up to 0.1855
Will it pull back to 0.182 first, or go straight to 0.2046?
This is not investment advice.

$AIN quadrupled in two days, and longs are paying
AIN perpetuals are up 241.7% over 24 hours, currently at 0.1372, with a trading volume of about 357 million U.
The day before yesterday, the low was still 0.0365; this morning, the high reached 0.1532.
The latest 1-hour candle swung between 0.1303 and 0.1532, a 17% range.
The funding rate is +0.139%, so longs are paying this time—the exact opposite of Q yesterday.
Q surged to 0.2360 last night, but was down to just 0.0648 this morning.
I’m just watching this kind of move, not calling out price levels. First, let’s see whether 0.13 holds.
Do you think AIN will hit 0.2 first, or fall back to 0.1?
#AIN
The above does not constitute investment advice

$QNT surged past both targets, then fell back to square one
Yesterday morning I wrote about QNT: watch 205.4–206.5; invalidation below 198.0; targets 212.86 and 217.56.
Result: it never returned to the watch zone and surged straight up, reaching a high of 223.82—both targets were exceeded.
Then it fell steadily. Its low early this morning was 196.11, breaking below 198.0. It’s now at 201.99.
BANK: It pulled back to 0.02537 without breaking 0.0246, then climbed to a high of 0.02896. The first target, 0.0288, was hit, and the raised level of 0.0258 also held.
ARIA: Within an hour of the post, it fell to 0.08094, breaking below 0.0838 and invalidating the setup.
Q: I asked about long or short last night. It later surged to 0.2360 and is now at 0.0648.
The same lesson for the third time: if you don’t tighten your stops when price reaches the target, you can give your profits back.
Will QNT reach 205 first today, or break below 196 first?
The above does not constitute investment advice.

$BTC Trading Lesson Day 11: RSI Has Dropped to 40—Don’t Rush to Buy the Dip
Honestly, a lower RSI doesn’t automatically mean it’s a better time to buy.
Today, BTC’s daily RSI is around 40, down from over 60 a month ago. It’s weak, but it hasn’t reached the oversold zone below 30.
Remember: In a downtrend, the RSI can stay below 30 for a long time. Oversold is a warning, not a buy signal.
Read the RSI in the context of the trend: in a downtrend, first see whether it can get back above 50 before considering a rebound.
Personal opinion/summary only; not investment advice. Follow me for upcoming lessons.

$BTC $SOL Morning update: U.S. stocks rose 0.7%, but BTC is back hovering around $80,000—the S&P 500 closed up 0.70% at 7,677 last night, and the Nasdaq gained 0.82%. AI stocks rebounded, but crypto didn’t follow.

BTC was around $80,000 this morning. Yesterday it traded between $79,369 and $80,845, still within the $79,000–$81,000 range.

SOL is at $100.30, still battling around the $100 mark; ETH is at $2,314 and continues to lag.

Honestly, the divergence itself is a signal: U.S. stocks rebounded first, while crypto is still waiting. The FOMC meeting kicks off today, with its decision due Wednesday at 2 p.m. Eastern (early Thursday morning Beijing time). Microsoft and Google report after the market closes Wednesday. The market will probably pick a direction over those two days.

Don’t chase within the range; it’s more worthwhile to wait for the decision signal.

These are my personal views, not investment advice. Follow me for a recap after the decision.

$Q fell 26% yesterday, then tripled today.
Last night I asked Q whether to buy the dip or short, and it said to watch whether 0.0554 would hold.
It broke below that level first, bottoming at 0.0520. Then two 4-hour candles surged from 0.059 to 0.214.
Q perpetuals are now trading at 0.1966, up 243% in 24 hours, with a trading volume of around 560 million U.
Bullish case: Funding is -0.037%. Shorts are still paying even after a 3x rally, which leaves fuel for a short squeeze.
Bearish case: It pulled back after hitting 0.214. The past hour's candles have been sweeping back and forth between 0.183 and 0.214, with a single candle swinging as much as 15%.
I’m not chasing it. I’ll wait for it to pick a direction.
Are you bullish or bearish?
The above does not constitute investment advice.

$ARIA A wick dipped to 0.066, then bounced back to 0.09
ARIA perpetuals are up 9.9% over 24h, currently at 0.0902, with about 90 million U in trading volume. Funding rate is +0.0245%, so longs don't look overcrowded.
A 4-hour candle wicked down to 0.06638 today, then closed back at 0.0765. After that, the 1-hour lows rose from 0.0746 to above 0.085.
My plan:
Watch zone: 0.0870–0.0885 (the lows of the most recent 1-hour candles)
The setup is invalidated if it falls below 0.0838
First target above: 0.0918 (today's 1-hour high), then 0.0970 (the previous 4-hour high)
At 0.0918, I'll move the invalidation level up to 0.0870
Will it pull back to 0.087 first, or head straight for 0.0918?
The above does not constitute investment advice.

$TSLA +6%, yet crypto and crypto stocks are all falling
US market close: Trump puts off taking action against Iran, risk appetite returns, and SPY closes near 765, up about 0.7%.
Tesla leads the gains. Posts on X say it’s because Barclays upgraded the stock to Overweight with a $450 price target, while Robotaxi’s autonomous-driving mileage is nearing 2 million miles.
Binance TSLA perpetuals are currently at 393.46, up 5.6% in 24 hours; QQQ perpetuals are up 1.2%, and NVDA is up 1.8%.
Crypto didn’t follow suit: BTC at 80,130, down 0.1%; CRCL down 5.5%, MSTR down 2.6%, and COIN down 2.1%.
The Fed’s rate decision is on Wednesday. I think crypto will probably keep waiting until then.
Will the momentum in US stocks spill over into crypto, or will crypto stocks continue to lag?
#USStocks
The above does not constitute investment advice.

$BANK drifted lower for two weeks, then jumped +13% in a day
BANK perpetuals are up 13.4% over 24 hours, currently at 0.02672, with roughly 57 million U in trading volume.
The daily chart fell steadily from 0.0274 on October 20 to 0.0233 yesterday. Today, a single 4-hour candle surged to 0.0288.
The funding rate is -0.014%, so shorts are still paying as the price rises.
My plan:
Watch zone: 0.0258–0.0262 (the low of the most recent 1-hour candle)
The setup is invalidated if it falls below 0.0246 (the low of the 1-hour candle that started the move)
First target above: 0.0288 (today’s high), then 0.0301 (the October 11 high)
If it reaches 0.0288, I’ll move the invalidation level up to 0.0258.
Will it pull back to 0.026 first, or go straight back to test 0.0288?
The above is not investment advice.

$BNB rang the Nasdaq opening bell, but the token price barely moved
BNB Standard (formerly CEA Industries) rang the Nasdaq opening bell at 9:30 this morning, with CZ in attendance.
The company holds the world's largest corporate BNB treasury and also plans to run a BNB Chain validator node.
But BNB perpetuals are currently trading at 741.09, down 0.04% over 24 hours, and have fluctuated within a narrow 732.7–748.1 range all day.
On the same day, COIN perpetuals fell 3.1% and CRCL fell 6.4%, with crypto-related stocks broadly weaker.
Was the bell-ringing the realization of good news—or the start of the next wave?
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$MSTR No BTC purchases for a week, but bought back $205 million
Strategy made no BTC purchases or sales from October 19–25, leaving its holdings unchanged at 848,517 BTC, with an average cost of $75,446.
It used the money to buy back about 2.07 million shares of STRC preferred stock at near par.
In the same week, Strive bought 6,182 BTC at an average price of $82,732.
BTC is now around $79,900: Strategy is still up about 6%, while Strive’s purchases are down about 3%.
MSTR perpetuals on Binance are currently at 141.93, down 2.1% over 24 hours.
The biggest buyer has hit pause. Do you think it’s a temporary pause or a change of direction?
#USStocks
The above does not constitute investment advice

$BTC $SOL Evening market recap: BTC fell below $80K this morning, then climbed back above it tonight 📊
BTC hit a low of $79,369 today, briefly dipping below $80K during the Asian session.
It’s now around $80,388—back above $80K, but not by much, and still within the $79,000–$81,000 range.
SOL was more volatile, briefly falling below $100 intraday (low: $99.88). It’s now at $101.82, holding above the $100 mark.
ETH lagged, trading around $2,330, with a high of $2,365 and a low of $2,293 for the day—underperforming BTC and SOL.
The quick explanation: investors trimmed risk ahead of Wednesday’s FOMC decision, while continued declines in Asian AI stocks prompted another round of selling.
U.S. stock futures turned higher before the open: Dow +0.49%, S&P 500 +0.3%, Nasdaq +0.25%. Tonight, watch whether the U.S. market open can help crypto break out of this range.
As we discussed in the lunchtime class, treat rallies below the zero line as weak bounces for now. We can talk about a stronger trend once BTC gets back above $81,000.
These are my personal views and notes, not investment advice. Follow me for tomorrow morning’s Super Week briefing.

$QNT surged 5% in one hour, back above 200
QNT perpetuals are up 15.5% over 24h, currently at 209.5, with trading volume of about 135 million U.
A one-hour candle rose from 198.8 to 209.55, holding above 200 for the first time in five days.
The funding rate is -0.003%—shorts are still paying as the price rises.
My plan:
Watch zone: 205.4–206.5 (the low of the most recent one-hour candle)
The setup is invalidated below 198.0 (the starting point of the surge)
On the upside, first watch 212.86 (the daily high from six days ago), then 217.56 (the mid-October high)
Will it hit 213 first, or drop back to 200 first?
The content above does not constitute investment advice.