Over the past two days, I advised shorting Bitcoin around 80,000 and Ethereum around 2350-2400. Those who held their short positions profited handsomely.

From a daily chart perspective, Ethereum's overall trend is similar to Bitcoin's, exhibiting a stepped decline. Although there has been a short-term rebound, the rebound strength is weak, and there is short-term moving average resistance above. If it cannot break through and hold above 2400, a pullback is likely. Therefore, it is not recommended to chase the price near 2400 to avoid being trapped. #Ethereum #ETH

Binance has begun fulfilling its commitment to purchase $1 billion worth of Bitcoin, having just bought 1,315 Bitcoins today, worth approximately $100 million. It still needs to pay $900 million more.

From a daily chart perspective, Bitcoin's price action showed a bottoming out and rebound after breaking below the previous low. The current rebound is relatively strong, but it's about to encounter resistance from the short-term moving average, which is also near the 80,000 mark. If it fails to break through and hold above this level, a pullback is likely, leading to a second retracement. Therefore, chasing the price near 80,000 is not recommended. #Bitcoin #BTC

In the first bull market, Bitcoin increased 481 times. In the second bull market, Bitcoin increased 94 times. In the third bull market, Bitcoin increased 21 times. In the fourth bull market, Bitcoin increased 8.1 times. In the fifth bull market, Bitcoin is expected to increase by ____ times.

According to data from the prediction platform Polymarket, there is a 79% chance that someone will throw something at Changpeng Zhao's face during crypto events in 2026. Is this data a bit exaggerated? If you encountered CZ at a conference this year, would you throw something at him?

Gold, silver, and cryptocurrencies have all been falling recently. Silver has dropped from 2nd to 3rd place, and Bitcoin has fallen from 5th to 14th. These were previously considered safe-haven assets, but now they've all become risk assets.

Previous Bitcoin crashes were mostly caused by policy, but the crashes of the last two years have been more often due to black swan events or market manipulation. 2017 September 4th crash – Policy-related 2021 May 19th crash – Policy-related 2022 bear market crash – FTX collapse 2025 October 11th crash – Market manipulation by a certain company.

Recently, everyone has been criticizing CZ and Binance for the massive crash on October 11th, saying that they deliberately manipulated the market to curry favor with the Trump family, causing more than 2 million people to be liquidated, with liquidation amounting to more than 19 billion US dollars. This behavior is even worse than the FTX crash. CZ is also trying his best to defend himself, no, trying his best to explain, saying that it was just a change in people's emotions after losing money. What do you think?

The fear index has fallen to 14, indicating extreme market panic. But frankly, by this point, those who wanted to sell have already done so. Those who haven't can only hold on for the next bull market and continue to make long-term investments.