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$BTC What's going on here? Either it drops down or it pumps up then drops, it's not the weekend, just sideways here. Pull a strong move so I can place my order in. $ETH Ethereum should drop too, suffer together with BTC, the capital outflow is so severe. $SPCX Did the rocket explode again? It was so loud before, then it started to bubble. This BTC and ETH cycle is too long, just this little fluctuation, give us some big moves 😠

The market after dinner is even quieter than at noon, with ZEC rising alone. 517.72, the 24-hour high touched 521.25. It can touch but not hold; this is the third time at this level. The trading volume is only 0.053 billion USDT, less than a fraction of the average volume. The rise on low volume means those pushing the price up don't need to spend much money, but it also shows no one is willing to buy at this level. RSI is 63.2, slightly strong but not yet overbought. MACD is still in a bearish arrangement, DIF=6.5054, the green bars are not finished. The moving averages give some confidence: MA5=517.06, MA20=511.88, price is above both moving averages. But I trust the volume-price relationship more. A rise on shrinking volume is an emotional move, not real money. Who is pushing it up? Most likely those holding the coins are pumping it themselves, raising the price to lure retail investors in. I'm watching two prices: above at 521.25, below at 478.04. 521.25 is tonight's high; breaking it means someone is willing to put real money to push higher. 478.04 is near MA20; falling back here means this wave of emotion is completely gone. At this level, I suggest a short strategy: if it can't break near 521.25, enter lightly, set stop loss at 527, first target 478.04. If it breaks 521.25 with volume, I'll admit I'm wrong and exit, not stubbornly fight the market. It's Wednesday 8 PM now, twelve hours until tomorrow morning. This kind of low-volume rise, if the US market opens without movement, will likely retrace. Those chasing highs tonight should first consider where the volume is. This volume can't support it... #ZEC #GainersList #Altcoins #CryptoCommunity

This rebound, do you think it's a real breakout or a bull trap? Press 1 for real breakout, press 2 for bull trap. I'll start: 2. In the past 48 hours, whales have accumulated over 30,000 BTC, worth 1.62 billion. The Bitcoin spot ETF saw a net outflow of 91.37 million USD on August 6. Buying on one side, selling on the other. When BTC fell below 60,000 in June, it was the same script: whales accumulating, retail investors fleeing, then a rebound. But this time there's an extra variable—after the Coldcard incident, on-chain active addresses surged to 710,000, a three-month high. Some are moving funds, some are changing wallets, some are panicking. BTC is now above 64,000, with 207 million liquidated in 24 hours, shorts cleared 137 million. Shorts are taking a hit. But I won't chase here. Whales accumulating doesn't mean an immediate pump, ETF selling doesn't mean an immediate drop. Both sides are betting; no need to rush before the direction is clear. $BTC $ETH

A reminder for you all, don't be fooled by today's $ETH. It's the strongest leg among the majors today, rising more spiritedly than $BTC — but it was the weakest one all last week. A weak leg suddenly bouncing back for a day is mostly an oversold rebound or short covering, not a trend reversal. There's a saying at the poker table: one card doesn't make a flush. I'm still bearish on the direction; one day of relative strength doesn't change the big picture. To really confirm a reversal, we need to see if it can hold steady for several daily candles with volume supporting it. Until then, don't take the rebound as a belief.

On 8/6, $BTC has already shown this kind of movement; any experienced trader seeing this structure would not act rashly. Those who have already opened short positions must strictly set stop losses. Refer to the chart below: the two VWAPs below have stabilized, but there are still several liquidity zones of different levels above. Combined with the larger structure, the current pullback is very healthy, and it is not impossible to see another daily-level higher high. Today's ADP data has been released, and tomorrow's non-farm payrolls will most likely be below expectations: it's hard to reach 83,000, and it probably won't fall below 50,000 to trigger recession logic. Overall, trading still revolves around rate hike expectations, which makes the market difficult to navigate. Therefore, Friday's non-farm payrolls may bring a slight bullish rise; if going long, the key support has not yet been touched. There are two very likely test points both above and below, between 60,000 and 71,000. During this critical window, market narratives and clear structures need to be observed. $ETH #从降息到加息，联储分歧全公开

According to normal logic, with high interest rates, soaring US Treasury yields, geopolitical conflicts, ETF capital outflows, and tight liquidity, these factors in past cycles would have likely caused BTC to crash even harder. But this time, it has never experienced a true panic sell-off. I don't think this is necessarily the absolute bottom; it’s possible that the price could fall below $60,000 or even a bit further. However, I believe this is more like a mid-to-long-term bottom range rather than a specific bottom price. The reason is simple: those who really want to sell have mostly sold, while long-term funds, ETFs, and institutional funds from listed companies are continuously absorbing chips. The market's cost center has clearly risen, and BTC's bottom is gradually moving up with institutional entry. Data shows that a single price point of $63,000 has accumulated 1.15 million BTC, which is extremely rare historically. There’s no need to guess the lowest point; instead, gradually build positions within the bottom range; keep buying as it falls, increase positions during crashes, and extend the time horizon to three to five years. Catch the fish body between the head and tail; the real profit-makers are those who dare to buy bit by bit in the bottom area when others are panicking.

$ETH Regarding ETH's movement tonight, there is a clear divergence of market views, with bulls and bears fiercely contesting near key technical levels. Currently, no consensus on bullish or bearish direction has formed, and the overall situation is in a waiting phase for a directional choice. 📊 Key Price Levels and Capital Battles · Core battleground (1,850–1,950 USD): Over the past week, ETH has mostly fluctuated within this hundred-dollar range, with the 1,870 area serving as short-term important support, while 1,950 above forms strong resistance. · Liquidation trigger point: If it breaks below 1,956, short position liquidations will reach $767 million. In the short term, price may swing violently in either direction. · Recent capital flow: In the past 24 hours, total short liquidations across the network ($137 million) far exceeded long liquidations (about $69.29 million), indicating recent relief in bearish pressure. 📈 Bullish Scenario · Technical signals: Holding above 1,885 could challenge 1,950. · Capital logic: Ethereum spot ETFs have seen net inflows for four consecutive weeks, while Bitcoin ETF funds have outflows, suggesting some capital may be rotating from BTC to ETH. 📉 Bearish Scenario · Technical signals: Failure to break above 1,850 may lead to a test of the 1,800 level. · Macro drag: Despite global stock markets hitting new highs, ETH fell about 2% this week, making it one of the weakest performing major coins, with internal market selling pressure still present. 💡 Comprehensive Judgment ETH is currently in a compressed range with resistance above and support below; short-term direction depends on whether it can break through 1,837. Before a clear direction emerges, price may continue to oscillate between 1,837 and 1,950. Given high volatility and macro data uncertainty on Friday, please be sure to manage position risk. The above analysis is based on current market data and does not constitute investment advice. Cryptocurrency is highly volatile; please manage your risks accordingly.