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Everyone is running
But I’m watching ETH

Don’t laugh
This time it’s really ETH setting the pace

By evening on OKX: ETH at 1758
Up 2.29% in 24 hours
BTC only up 1.2%
Strength vs weakness is obvious at a glance

In the “alts following” list
ETHFI is up 11.8%
GRASS is up 10.9%
Even SOL itself (82.7) is also up 1.77%
This isn’t a broad market rally
It’s “those with ecosystem narratives” that are following

I wrote earlier in the morning that SOL has the highest activity
By evening, I look at the price
It feels like on-chain heat and the order book are starting to sync
But coins driven purely by emotions, like ANSEM,
If it pumps too hard, don’t treat it as a bellwether

When ETH is strong
I’m actually even more careful with futures
And the funding rate is still positive by evening
BTC 0.0061% · ETH 0.0075%
Not high, but it shows the longs are still paying for positioning

For spot, my focus is
I’ll look more at ETH and SOL ecosystem coins
Ones with real utility
Avoid topping-the-chart “妖币” as much as possible

On Monday, if US stocks open up and it’s risk-on
Will ETH be able to hold steady at 1750?
That will decide whether the alts catch the next wave
Or whether things keep diverging

$ETH $SOL #Alts

$ZEC ZEC “Smart Money” Trap Appears! Longs’ Bodies Litter the Ground, and the Shorts Didn’t Escape Either?

When both longs and shorts are losing, the market is punishing everyone—but the true hunter has already sniffed out signs of a reversal.

On the ZEC one-hour timeframe, the three RSI lines are sticking together around 50, and bullish/bearish momentum is nearing exhaustion. Everything looks calm on the surface, but undercurrents are surging.

Smart money data reveals the brutal truth: long positions of 50.85M USDT, with an average entry price of 430.06, yet they are down 4.26M; short positions of 95.04M USDT, with an average entry price of 385.66, also down 2.67M. Double-sided liquidation—this is the mainstream’s usual shakeout tactic.

The liquidation map suggests the direction: the cumulative liquidation intensity of shorts versus longs remains balanced across the three major exchanges, indicating there is no obvious liquidation bias right now. But when combined with the smart money positioning ratio, once price breaks upward, the liquidation pressure on shorts will be far greater than on longs.

My view: Retail traders are guessing the direction, while the operator is eating up the chips. 395–400 is the short-term pivot for longs and shorts, with support below at 385.

Long/Short Strategies:

Longs: If there’s a pullback to 385–388 and it does not break, go long with a light position.

Shorts: If price spikes to 405–410 and then falls back with increased volume, consider going short in the opposite direction, targeting 395.

Do you want to get on board before the main force ramps up, or wait to buy the dip after the dump? Comment below—later, I’ll break down the exact entry details in the chat room!#比特币跌至59250美元 #山寨 $AAPL.US

$AAVE AAVE surges to the top at 94, with shorts' corpses everywhere! Is it a pullback or a reversal?

While others are greedy and taking profits, is $94 the starting point or the endpoint?

Technicals: The 1-hour rebound reached 95.97; the BOLL upper band at 98.29 is under pressure. RSI is near 62. MACD histogram narrows, bullish momentum is weakening—short-term, expect a pullback.

Liquidations & smart money: Over the past 24 hours, short liquidations dominate. However, the S trader's position is 38.39M USDT (avg price 87.14). It is currently down by 3.49M. If price drops to around 87, there may be short stop-out orders or a rebound pressure on the market.

News: Kraken plans to acquire 15% equity in Aave. Aave is moving into securities lending. Grayscale valuation is 80-100. Price at 94 is already a bit near the upper band—taking profit on the upside should be done cautiously.

Trading (personal view): Buy on a pullback in the 88-90 area without breaking. Target 98-100.

Light short near 98, target 93-90.

Risk: Chasing price has low cost-effectiveness—wait for confirmation signals.

💬 Do you think it can break 100? See you in the comments! #山寨

I’m really fed up—why is the gap between ETH and SOL getting bigger and bigger?

Today SOL is up 2.5%, while ETH is up only 0.7%.

SOL has moved from 68 to 72. On-chain today, JLP saw net inflows of 8.5 million, and ONYC saw net inflows of 1.9 million. On-chain funds have always been flowing into SOL—whether it’s memes or DeFi, everything moves on Solana. As for ETH, on-chain it’s either whales selling coins or transfers to CEX.

What’s most worrying is the 7,000 ETH that Vitalik transferred.

On-chain monitoring shows that Vitalik’s associated address today transferred 7,000 ETH to a new wallet, worth $11 million. Looking back at previous records, this kind of move is most likely depositing to a CEX. While V God himself hasn’t said anything, historically, founder-to-CEX transfers have never been a good sign.

ETH’s funding rate is also negative.

BTC’s funding rate is +0.0049%, SOL is +0.0071%, and only ETH is -0.0022%. This suggests that in the derivatives market, there are more people opening short positions on ETH than long positions. This is a persistent pressure.

And the ETH ETF has also had consecutive net outflows.

Over the past week, BTC ETF outflows totaled nearly $14 billion, and ETH hasn’t done much better. Institutions are selling, whales are exiting, and V God is also transferring—so who’s going to take the other side?

Now ETH is at the 1585 level: there’s a resistance at 1595 above it, and support at 1521 below it.

Let’s see if it can hold 1550 over the weekend.

$ETH $SOL #以太坊 #SOL #山寨

$HYPE HYPE $63 Life-or-Death Showdown! Bulls Refuse to Quit vs Bears Launch a Surprise Assault—Who Gets Liquidated First?

Candlesticks can lie, but on-chain data won’t—at $63, this is the hellish battlefield of bulls vs bears.

News flow is tangled on both sides: Grayscale’s $114 million HYPE staked into lockups is bullish, but 21Shares’ ETF首次減持 $1.8 million adds pressure. The whale long-to-short ratio is close to 1:1—who makes the first move eats.

On the HYPE 1-hour chart, price is chopping sideways around $63.5 on shrinking volume. The MACD dead cross persists, and the RSI’s three lines are turning down, closing in on 40—short-term momentum leans bearish.

But don’t panic—smart money is frantically backstopping around $64. Even though longs are trapped, they haven’t left. The liquidation map shows a big pile of bearish liquidation orders above $65; once it breaks through, it could trigger a chain reaction of bear liquidations.

Personal take: $63 is the last line of defense for the bulls. Break it and we may see $60; hold it and the outlook turns to $65–$67.

Trade ideas:

Long strategy: At around $63, try a small position for a long, targeting $65–$67

Short strategy: Chase shorts at the current price, targeting $60

Do you think $63 can hold? Leave your thoughts in the comments! 👇#bStocks正式上线 #山寨 $MU

$ZEC ZEC 1-hour timeframe: Shorts are sitting on millions in unrealized losses—liquidation pulses are imminent!

Smart money enters before the scythe falls; the foolish become bag-holders when liquidation finally arrives.

Technical view: ZEC is currently at 416.82. RSI’s three lines are hovering near 50. Trading volume has shrunk to below MA(5). This is a classic pre-breakout “turning-night” consolidation structure. On the 1-hour timeframe, volume is muted and price is ranging sideways—both bulls and bears are holding back big plays.

Smart money: Total open interest is 156 million U. Shorts dominate, but their average cost is 390.22, and they’re already down 6.7 million U unrealized. Once price stabilizes above 410, buy orders from short-covering will become fuel.

Liquidation map: Overhead, 419.9–433.9 has a dense cluster of short liquidations; 430–434 is a liquidity magnet. Below, 412–408 is the bulls’ last line of defense. On the news front, ZEC just suffered a 40% drop after the Orchard vulnerability. However, the SEC investigation has reportedly concluded, and expectations for a Grayscale ETF provide support for the bottom.

Strategy:

Longs: Consolidation with reduced volume at 412–415, then go long. Target 430–435.

Shorts: Short at 430–435. Target 420–415.

Don’t wait for a breakout to chase. Once the liquidation pulse starts, it’s a rocket 🚀 Want the exact entry signals? Follow along—next video breaks it down in detail! #bStocks正式上线 #山寨 $SPCX

We shouted “$ZEC ” near 415-420 yesterday for a victory take-profit. Congratulations to everyone. A lot of people ask us why we do short-term trend trades—because everyone has a different style. I just want to do a small trend trade!

Trading is something you stand in the future to look at the present.
With technique but no way, it’s useless. Next, if ZEC breaks 385, it’s just a matter of time.

If we respect the market and are grateful for the opportunities, I wish everyone will fill their bags from the market—every day!#美光营收激增346%至415亿美元 #山寨 $SKHYNIX

BTC breaks below 60,000 and the whole market turns weak; this batch of altcoins surges against the trend—understand the logic or you’ll step into a trap

BTC breaks below 60,000 and the whole market turns weak; this batch of altcoins surges against the trend—understand the logic or you’ll step into a trap

The big coin (BTC) directly drops below the 60,000 level. The overall market sentiment falls into panic. Most coins keep sliding lower, but on the leaderboard RPL, G, and IP instead surge by 20%-30%. This kind of counter-trend rally is not a random pump—there’s a very clear capital “risk-avoidance” and positioning logic.

Let’s start with the core underlying reasons:
Current macro PCE inflation data remains high, and interest-rate cut expectations are pushed back. Large funds don’t dare to heavily position in big-cap benchmarks like BTC and ETH, fearing they can’t withstand ongoing drawdowns from prolonged market volatility. So they divert funds to smaller market-cap sub-sectors for short-term speculation.

1. RPL is a necessity-driven asset in the staking sector
Ethereum staking is a long-term, stable narrative. Regardless of whether the broader market rises or falls, on-chain staking demand continues to exist. It’s a “safer” altcoin with real business fundamentals to support it. When investors panic, capital tends to cluster into the leaders of these fundamentals-backed tracks. Volatility is more controllable than BTC, and the odds are even better.

2. G and IP—low market-cap concept coins like this are purely short-term arbitrage plays
When the broader market declines, trading volume in large-cap coins shrinks. Even a small amount of capital can easily push up small-cap coins. The main players take advantage of market panic to rally in the opposite direction, attracting bargain-hunting retail to follow in. They use the short-term high percentage gains to create hype. Once liquidity picks up, it becomes easier to distribute and exit in batches. The risk on coins like this is extremely high, and the trend tends to be very inconsistent.

Now, here’s my own straightforward take:
Many people see a strong counter-trend rally and blindly rush in, thinking it’s a strong bull coin. But you need to distinguish two categories.
For something like RPL, which has real on-chain demand support, the counter-trend rise is capital risk-avoidance positioning. There’s still room for maneuver in the short term, but you must also set take-profit levels. With the overall market weak, it’s hard for it to form a long-term bull market;
As for G and IP—these small coins that rely purely on capital pumping—are essentially tools for speculators to cut the “grass” short-term. Once the broader market rebounds even slightly, the main players will quickly cash out and run. Chasing high makes it very easy to get trapped right at the top.

Given the overall environment is bearish, counter-trend coins should only be used for light allocation short-term trading—never heavy-weight long-term holding. The market’s downside pressure hasn’t been fully released yet, and the vast majority of counter-trend rallies will eventually end with a catch-up selloff. $BTC
#山寨 #美国净资本流入创纪录8840亿美元

$ZEC contract Dan

Instrument: ZEC

Direction: None

Entry: current price, add 420

Specific take-profit or stop-loss to the chatroom dd 大圣! #MemeCoreM代币数小时内暴跌80% #山寨

After a 22% plunge, the main force is疯狂 accumulating! Do you dare to buy the “golden dip” of HYPE?

While others are fearful, I’m greedy—the giant whales are busy withdrawing.

HYPE has pulled back 22% from its $77 high. Futures OI dropped from $2.2 billion to $1.73 billion, seemingly a mess. But on-chain data reveals the truth—whales have just withdrawn over $23 million worth of tokens, while big players are aggressively propping up around $60.

From a technical standpoint, the 1-hour K-line closed at 62.78, and the BOLL midline at 62.71 forms short-term support. All three RSI lines are below 50, indicating weakening bearish momentum.

More importantly, look at the liquidation map: a large amount of short liquidation liquidity has gathered above $63.5–$64.5. Once it breaks $64, a cascading short squeeze could ignite the move. For “smart money,” the long average entry price at 64.63 is underwater but hasn’t exited; the short average price at 60.97 is also losing—both sides are hard holding. Whoever admits defeat first gets eliminated.

Trading idea: Pull back to 61–62 and try a small long position;

Resistance at 63.5–64.5—consider a short, targeting 61.

One last question: the whales withdrew $23 million—what are you still hesitating for? #MemeCoreM代币数小时内暴跌80% #山寨 $HYPE $MU

$ZEC ZEC has emerged as a 'short seller's graveyard'! A trend reversal on the 1-hour timeframe is imminent, and the smart money has already been making moves behind the scenes!

While retail traders panic and cut losses, the big players are quietly raking in profits.

My take: It feels like the big players are using bearish news to orchestrate a trap for short sellers. I'm leaning towards buying the dip.

Reason 1: The current price is stuck around the liquidity vacuum zone near 414.5. The upper resistance around 419.9-433.9 is a heavy short liquidation zone, especially between 430-434 where short liquidity is highly concentrated; below, 412-408 is the last line of defense for the bulls. Now, looking at the smart money: the average long entry price is 439.63, currently showing a loss of 2.82 million U; the average short entry price is 420.42, with a 65% profit ratio—shorts may seem to have the upper hand, but they’re actually sitting under a Damocles sword!

Reason 2: DCG's Zcash mining operation, Fortitude, is merging with Nasdaq-listed HeartSciences, and Barry Silbert has stated that 'Zcash is one of the most attractive opportunities in the digital asset space.'

Reason 3: The 1-hour RSI is at 60.57, and MACD is showing the early signs of a bullish crossover—this could signal the start of a bullish counterattack.

Strategy:

Buy near 405-396,

Short near 423-435. #MemeCoreM代币数小时内暴跌80% #山寨 $MU

Ladies have been asking me why I always mention ETH instead of a bunch of altcoins.
It's because I've been burned too many times by altcoins.

In the evening, ETH on OKX is about 1,634.
It clawed back from a 24-hour low of 1,552.
The rebound isn't too wild,
but at least it didn't get wrecked like some narrative coins that faced a 50% drop in a day.

Meanwhile, SOL has dropped nearly 50% this year, and that narrative keeps popping up in the news.
The tokenization of US stocks on-chain is really hot,
MU JUP HYPE has good net inflows,
but on the price front,
altcoins are still gasping for air with the big brother BTC,
no independent bull market.

BlockBeats has an altcoin resilience index that is still Holding today.
It's not a buy signal,
it's just telling you not to expect altcoins to hold up during a crash.
ETH has deep liquidity,
the contract funding rate here shows bulls are still paying the bears,
the rate is about 0.06% positive,
not overly bullish,
it suggests there's no extreme FOMO.

BTC perpetual funding rate is slightly negative,
the big brother bears are collecting rent.
ETH is relatively steadier,
this strength/weakness gap
is something swing traders will exploit with ETH/BTC.
For me, as a spot trader,
I'll take it as 'let ETH stabilize before we talk about altcoins.'

If you’re holding a bunch of small coins,
it’s worth checking if ETH can hold above 1,600 this evening.
If it can't,
altcoins usually fare worse.
If it does,
don't rush to all-in on meme coins.
The ETF saw outflows of $469 million yesterday,
the broader environment hasn’t flipped bullish.

My current position philosophy is pretty basic:
small position in ETH,
only keeping a watchlist for altcoins,
with the rest in cash,
waiting for the fear index to climb above 12 before making any moves.

$ETH $SOL #altcoins

$SYN Shorts are getting slammed! SYN's long/short ratio is 137%, smart money has already positioned themselves, are you still hesitating?

In 14 days, it nearly skyrocketed 10x; this SYN rally isn’t luck, it’s driven by a 'script change'.

On June 11th, it was chilling at $0.027, and now it’s blasted up to around $0.36. The core isn’t about hype; it’s about the project rebranding to the Hypercall ecosystem, directly linking the token to real business modules like cross-chain bridges, options products, and Cortex.

Looking at the funds ledger, the bulls are winning this round too easily.
The bulls are holding a position worth $9.68 million, with over 90% in profit; on the short side, there’s $7.05 million, with only a little over 20% able to smile, the long/short ratio is 137%, and there’s a floating loss of $1.62 million.

The liquidation chart is my main 'navigation tool'.
Right now, the price is stuck at $0.36, with a bunch of short stop-loss orders piled up around $0.378 and $0.386, like landmines waiting to explode. Down at $0.325 to $0.35, there’s a small amount of long liquidation, but it’s much smaller in scale. The market tends to charge towards the path of least resistance, and it’s highly likely it will first 'lick' off those short stop-losses, forcing them to close their positions in defeat.

On the news front, three things have come together:

First, the Fed has given a soft hint, and the market feels like money is about to loosen up;

Second, SYN's mainnet is truly live now, cross-chain transfers have gone from taking 20 minutes to just 3 seconds—what a difference!

Third, the official announcement of a buyback of 5 million tokens, while cutting new issuance by 70%—clearly tilting the supply-demand balance.

Trading strategy:
Looking to go long around $0.34-$0.35;

Short around $0.38-$0.40, and if it drops below $0.3327, add to the position at $0.31.

My conclusion: It’s very likely that the $0.40 level will be tapped, but holding above it will be tough. If you ask me, I’d say 'watch for a breakout, then look for a pullback', timing is more crucial than direction.

If you have a position, keep a close eye on those two liquidation areas; it’s more useful than watching any candlestick indicators. #MemeCoreM代币数小时内暴跌80% #山寨 $LAB

$SPCX SPCX $155 tug-of-war! Smart money shorts crush the longs, who's left exposed?

In the frenzy, there's a scythe hidden, while panic reveals the golden pits.

The Monkey speaks: $155 won't hold, the next stop is $145. Don’t be fuel, keep up with the smart money's rhythm.

Reason 1: SPCX on the hourly chart has entered a low-level consolidation after dropping from $181 to $146, currently at $155.77, with the BOLL midline at $154.94 providing short-term support, and RSI showing weak rebound strength at 66/53/47.

Reason 2: The liquidation map shows heavy long liquidations clustered around $154; every $1 drop is a graveyard of losses. Smart money has a short position worth $119 million with a floating profit of $12.97 million, a profit ratio of 64.76%; meanwhile, longs worth $17.64 million are down $1.51 million—big players are shorting while retail is still holding the bag!

Trading Strategy:

Go Long: Set up near $146-$148, target $155-$158

Go Short: Enter near $157-$158, target $150-$146#MemeCoreM代币数小时内暴跌80% #山寨 $MU