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$BTC

I think this round is basically a “buyback bull” cycle. Said more directly, it’s real-revenue agreements that programmatically route cash flows back to the token. As a result, buybacks become the easiest narrative to price in this cycle.

🧐 For example, a few of the stronger projects that have performed well this year:

UNI: Once protocol fees were opened up, external searchers have to take the fees and can only burn UNI.

AAVE: Revenue-driven buybacks, later upgraded to be more automated.

PUMP: About 50% of net income is used to buy in the open market and then burn. Cumulative amount has already exceeded $460M, roughly 17% of supply burned.

RAY: Since 2022, about 12% of trading fees have been automatically used to buy RAY and then burn it—one of the few that is genuinely net deflationary.

PONS: About 80% of the protocol’s take is used for TWAP buybacks and then burned. Roughly 29% of the supply has been burned.
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So personally, I believe these buybacks will become the default capital return mechanism for this cycle. But the biggest risk is treating buybacks as a perpetual motion machine.

So for me, I’ll consider these three factors rather than just whether there’s a “buyback” label:
① Whether the buyback amount / circulating market cap is significant;
② Whether burning truly outweighs unlocks;
③ Whether the revenue source is repeatable and reusable—not just a one-off meme wave.
$AAVE
$UNI
$PONS

#SEC称去中心化代币回购通常非投资合约

SEC said: when the network is already functional and there is no centralized controlling party behind it, token buybacks usually do not constitute an investment contract. Packaging a buyback as “making money for holders,” even when it hasn’t been launched yet, can still cross the line.

This isn’t a full green light—it shifts the judgment from “is there a buyback” to “can the network route transactions on its own, and who is actually running the show.” Mature protocols breathed easier; projects that relied on teams propping up the market and telling stories didn’t get to benefit.

My view: the direction is right—Howey was already supposed to look at whether you’re essentially betting on someone else’s continued operation. But the FAQ has no legal force. And decentralization can’t stand up to a treasury’s private-key audit. Only buybacks that are coded to execute automatically count as a real loosening; call it a DAO in words, use a multisig in practice—don’t feel too good about yourself.

$BTC

#英伟达批准1500亿美元回购

NVIDIA approves an additional $150 billion share buyback, with remaining authorization rising to $235 billion. This marks the largest single increase in history; the plan is to spend it all by fiscal year 2028

Jensen Huang’s meaning is very straightforward: this AI platform shift is still in the early stage. The company’s cash flow is sufficient to both invest heavily in technology and return money to shareholders. This isn’t mere verbal confidence—it’s a concrete show of commitment with real funds.

Authorization doesn’t mean the entire amount will be used immediately, but the signal is bullish: the company has moved from a “pure growth” narrative to a “high cash flow + high returns” phase. Ultimately, it will depend on the pace of execution and how long AI demand can keep up

$NVDAB
$NVDA.US

On September 14, I reminded everyone that $MARSCOIN could get on board. At that time, the price was only 0.095—basically at the floor price. Now it’s already 0.15, up 60%.

In fact, I’ve been calling out Mars tokens several times already. Right now, the hourly chart is also moving within an ascending channel. Next, if there’s an opportunity to reach the 0.126–0.14 range, you can still get on board. The resistance above is at 0.17–0.2 (see the chart).

$HBAR
HBAR rally—mainly three things stacked together.

First, Hashgraph’s identity product IDTrust has been added to the IBM Cloud directory, issuing credentials to people, devices, and AI agents. The market is treating it as enterprises being able to click straight into Hedera on IBM.

Second, the spot ETF channel is still there, and it’s been written into the list of fake/“shanzhai” ETF demand.

Third, enterprise-chain tokens like QNT get pulled up first. Then capital follows the narrative to the next one, and trading volume exploded.

My take: what’s rising is the expectation that “big companies are actually using it,” not that on-chain fees suddenly doubled. Listing on IBM lowers the barrier—doesn’t mean there will immediately be a massive wave of transactions to burn coins

$牛来 is about to take off

The reasons are as follows:
The daily chart is continuously pulling back to the life line
The 4-hour base has been successfully formed; it has started moving upward in the Zhendun direction, and the MACD fast and slow lines have crossed above the zero axis
The 1-hour chart has already been operating in the bullish territory

Resistance above: 0.152–0.143
#牛来

#Chainlink上线CCIP2支持企业验证

Chainlink has launched CCIP 2.0 today. The core is just one thing: cross-chain transfers. Institutions can add an extra layer of verification if they want—have themselves sign, outsource signing to companies like Infosys, and only after signing can the transfer reach the other chain. By default, the 16 Chainlink nodes still stand as the fallback.

There are also compliance checks, adjustable speed, and fees that can be itemized. AWS, Google Cloud, ANZ, and Fidelity International are all on the approved list.

In my personal view, this is meant to help banks and the parties issuing tokens “check the box” for cross-chain operations—not to do a favor for retail users. When a bridge incident happens, it often comes down to “only one person decides.” Being able to add a gate is a good thing. But adding verification doesn’t necessarily mean it’s safer—who operates the nodes, who manages the keys—those issues still shift some of the blame back onto you

#黄金跌至4144美元
$XAU A while back, not many KOLs were saying this: if gold went from 4500 to 6000, are these people still around?

I think the reason it was hammered down is very simple. Mainly, the US dollar has been stronger, and US Treasury yields have been pushing higher (the 10-year is around 5.2%). The market has priced in about a 70% chance that the Fed will raise rates again in October. Since gold doesn’t yield interest, when interest rates and the dollar turn “hard,” the cost of holding immediately becomes more expensive. Oil prices also strengthened because US-Iran talks stalled and concerns about the Strait of Hormuz resurfaced. Meanwhile, inflation worries made the market more confident that rates would stay high for longer. In the short term, gold was weighed down by the interest-rate logic more than by the safe-haven logic.

Let me share my take. The number 4100 looks scary because everyone is still stuck in the memory of gold only being able to rise “up to the sky.” Put it in this year’s own timeline: it surged above 5000 around mid-year, and now it’s back to 4100—this is a pullback after a big rally, not a breakdown. About a year ago it was roughly 3700–3800, and over the medium to long term it’s still rising.

Don’t go against your emotions in the short term. As long as yields and rate-hike expectations don’t cool off, gold can still swing and test even lower again.

For the medium to long term, if central bank gold-buying, US fiscal debt, and real yields all ease back downward, there will still be buyers for gold.

In one sentence: this is interest-rate “slapping gold in the face,” not that gold is useless. 4100 is a temporary bargain. Size your position according to the volatility you can actually hold through—don’t treat a sharp, short-term drop as the trend having already reversed.
$XAUT

#英国FCA获法院令追缴85.1万英镑

The UK FCA has just received a court order: two people who, back then, sold fake crypto investments via cold-calling must hand over about £851,000 and prepare to repay the victims

65 people were swindled out of £1.54 million, and this time they may be able to recover half. For the old cases from 2017 to 2019, the people involved have already been incarcerated by 2025, and the money is only now being seized.

My view in one sentence: sentencing is step one—only actually clawing back the money that can still be found counts as doing the job. In crypto scams, recovering half is already pretty good; the other half has most likely already been spent. If you see an unsolicited incoming call offering “crypto consultancy” guaranteeing steady profits, hang up

$BTC

$ZEC I think this round is basically over, because the three waves have already been completed.

Now it's around 1500–1650; I just touched 1670–1700 and it pulled back. In a month it's nearly doubled, and the market cap is back in the top ten, but it's still some distance from the 2016 round's peak around 3200.

This move is mainly driven by a resurgence in the privacy narrative, ETFs opening up an entry point, the filtering pool getting tighter, shorts getting squeezed, and there are still upgrade expectations ahead. The story hasn't finished, but the short-term picture is already fully priced in.

Only if it holds above 1670 should we talk about the next leg; a drop below around 1500 looks more like a rest first. Chasing at this point has worse price-performance—wait for a pullback or a breakout on higher volume to reassess.

$BTC
💰 Say goodbye to the era of broad-based rallies! 5 golden crypto main themes—choose the right track to make money
The market has moved on from an all-out surge. Capital and sectors continue to diverge. At the moment, only 5 major routes are workable, and their logic differs:

1. Fiat currency depreciation hedge ｜ BTC
Supply is fixed. As a base asset to hedge against fiat overprinting, it’s suitable for long-term allocation. Don’t expect a tenfold fortune.
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2. Privacy track ｜ ZEC
Meets on-chain transaction privacy needs and is subject to periodic speculation. However, regulatory risks are high and liquidity is unstable—only suitable for small-position trading.
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3. RWA asset tokenization ｜ ETH, SOL, LINK, etc.
A direction strongly promoted by Wall Street: real-world assets are brought on-chain. ETH/SOL serve as underlying base chains, with high long-term ceilings and relatively longer cycles.
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4. Cash-flow buyback & burn ｜ HYPE, UNI, PUMP
Earnings come from protocols generating real returns. Buybacks and burns reduce circulating supply. The key validation points are verified income and the authenticity of the burn—if there’s manipulation or fraud, the risk is enormous.
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5. Meme attention economy ｜ PONS, PUMP, etc.
Not based on fundamentals, but on community buzz and capital sentiment. The upside can be explosive, but when sentiment fades, drawdowns can be severe—making it the highest risk.

✅ Allocation idea: Diversify across sectors, and prioritize sector leaders. Don’t mix different valuation logics across tracks, and above all, avoid going all-in on a single mainline

$PONS
$ZEC

$BTC big bro is all dipping, $PUMP is still charging

Is this the power of buybacks?

In this round, the tokens from the buyback are all doing pretty well.

I think it’s mainly because Pump has been made into a rare kind of “pickaxe” machine in crypto.

It can launch tokens in a few minutes—once the bonding curve is set, people can immediately gamble. The entry barrier has been cut to almost zero. The fee take doesn’t care who wins; it only cares whether people are trading.

Understand the first generation of PVP: you need instant feedback, less preaching. Even rugs can be turned into a meme—news coins and political coins alike still get issued. If you win, then you’re awesome.

With fees in the hundred-million level, a significant portion of the buyback is used for PUMP burn. The better the business, the stronger the buy pressure—and this also suggests that Solana MEMEs are going to come roaring back.

Solana is fast and cheap—issuing tokens, trading, and attention rolling into a flywheel. Then stack live streams and creator revenue sharing to fight for traffic.

The platform is a pump-and-draw machine, and most coins on-chain are just chips. Separate these two things, and only then can you understand why it’s still so strong.

September 28, 9🈷️28 $BTC Market Analysis

As for the direction of the big coin (BTC), it is still upward. However, over the past two days I’ve been repeatedly mentioning that you should watch for the risk of bearish divergence at high levels on the daily timeframe. At this spot, the upward momentum is gradually weakening. As long as it fails to hold above the 86,700 level, you need to pay attention to the risk of daily-timeframe bearish divergence.

Based on the current changes in the market and its momentum, in my personal view, the short-term risk is greater than the opportunity. Next, focus on whether the 82,300 level can hold. If it can’t, the lower support will likely shift toward 76,500.

So to summarize: for now, this area will mainly see pullbacks—pull back to Wednesday, and then follow up with a small round of rebound.

Support: 82,300–80,000
Resistance: 84,900–85,500

This week (9.28-10.4) Web3 major events

September 28

Bitget will resume withdrawals in phases starting September 28; relevant security vulnerabilities have been fully fixed;

Grayscale’s Zcash ETF will implement a 1-for-3 share split after market close on September 28

Doppler Finance token XDP will be listed on September 28

Agora announced that it will stop issuing the Injective stablecoin AUSD starting April 3; the redemption window will last until September 28

September 29

Robinhood has previewed a new product launch event from September 29 to 30; the CEO said “not to be missed”;

CoinEx announced it will cease operations and withdraw in an orderly manner, stopping all spot trading on September 29;

KBW2026 will open in Seoul on September 29;

The proposal vote on the orderly cessation of operations for Balancer will close on September 29

Entering the activation countdown, the XRP Ledger Batch V1.1 upgrade is expected to take effect after September 29

September 30

The UK’s crypto regulation moves into the implementation stage; the FCA will open applications for crypto asset authorization on September 30

Starting September 30, Shipyard will stop IPFS-related engineering, maintenance, and infrastructure operations

Router Protocol will stop operations and burn 303 million ROUTE tokens by September 30, 2026

Prediction markets and trading terminals will be shut down; the Fireplace website will operate until September 30

Fully shut down: Trepa will stop operations on September 30; the final round of games will be on August 12

October 1

South Korea will introduce civil asset seizure rules for crypto assets starting October 1

A complete ban on crypto ATMs takes effect on October 1, under a bill in Hawaii

A new bill in Alabama will take effect on October 1, creating a legal framework for nonprofit entities similar to DAOs

October 2

The U.S. Department of Labor will release the September nonfarm payroll report on October 2;

October 3

The first proceeds from Hyperliquid AQAv2 are expected to be recorded on October 3

Other (specific times TBD)

The OpenSea Foundation plans to release detailed TGE information in early October;

11 Democratic senators urge the Senate Banking Committee to hold a hearing on prediction markets

$BTC

#本周Strategy与Strive增持2305枚BTC

This week, Strategy + Strive bought a total of 2,305 BTC, about $183 million. Saylor paused for three weeks, then made his move again—Strive bought even more than he did.

My take: this is a rebound, not a peak. Buying demand is still concentrated among a small number of treasury companies; listed companies’ overall accumulation hasn’t returned to the scale seen in 2025. This may add to market sentiment, but it won’t become the main driver. What really matters is whether more companies will follow up near their cost basis, rather than repeatedly forwarding how much these two firms bought.

$BTC

$SUI SUIThis rally is impressive

I think mainly it’s because the big conference expectations, the DeepBook, the RWA narrative, and a short squeeze are all happening at the same time—plus the broader market is giving it face

In my personal view, this is a good long-term target, because SUI’s L1 fundamentals are fairly strong, and there are stories around payments and stablecoins too

If you’re trading short-term, then what you’re buying right now is the October Singapore event—not already-realized cash flows. When the good news lands, it gets priced in; if it misses, you’ll likely see the upside give back

Based on my own way of thinking, 1.34 is an important resistance level. At the same time, you should watch whether Bitcoin can break through 86700—if neither can break effectively, you need to be careful about the risk of a short-term pullback

Strong support below is in the 1.03–0.85 range; buy in batches

Before $DOGE , I really looked down on dogs, but now I’ve started researching dogs too.

Dogs’ advantages are that transfers are fast, fees are extremely low, community awareness is strong, and liquidity is good, with institutional channels already available such as spot ETFs.

Its potential comes from payment scenarios, the heat around Musk/X topics, and the high elasticity of a bull market.

The downsides are also very clear: there’s no total supply cap; about 5 billion new coins are added each year; and the price is more driven by sentiment.

But I think as long as it has spot ETF channels and Musk’s mouth, that’s already enough for it to go everywhere on its way.

If this bull market cycle really kicks off, I think taking a look at whether it can reach $1 shouldn’t be too much of a problem. If Musk really goes all in, the upside could be even bigger.

$BTC Bitcoin’s “life-or-death” key level is here~

Bitcoin is still very strong. It hasn’t even gone to test the previous high of 82,200. At this moment, as long as 84,200 can hold steady, then it will be time again to challenge the previous high.

The key point: the level to challenge here is 86,700. If it can’t break above at this point, it would mean this is a second pullback and a second test of the top in the daily chart. In my opinion, the probability of that is relatively high.

So right now, you can go long, and when it reaches around 86,700, take profit in batches.