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Do we still store it? Still AI?
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So quiet again?
Hynix, why isn’t it Hynix anymore?
Damn it—Micron, Samsung, Hynix every day, still howling and screaming. Saying things like, “I’m a spiritual Korean,” or “an easy question—just Hynix.” Every day it’s either the US stocks soaring or the Korean stocks getting blown up. The chat logs are 999+ in minutes.
Why doesn’t it surge the moment I get on the train?
Did I buy it so hard that I broke it?

When I’m not around, you guys are always going to have your meetings with young ladies, and then you want to buy cars, buy houses, tour the whole country and the entire world, and it’s always all kinds of delicacies and feasts.
So how did you guys manage to lure me onto the train, only for it to crash like this?
Is it really that coincidental? tmd

#SOL pulled up to 80—look, it looks like it’s about to break through. Hold at 80 and then we can keep looking higher.

But today’s surge should have more to do with the news: the U.S.’s first spot ETF for SOL with a staking/pledge feature officially started trading today.

#BTC This trend needs to stay steady at 61000; the next key level is around 62000.

#非农就业数据 Tonight the Non-Farm Payrolls data will be released. There could be a spike in both directions, so everyone should watch out for big short-term fluctuations.

You can place a sell order around 62000 and see if it spikes down for a quick move back and a pullback.

Damn, #BTC was making trouble in the early morning; it spiked up around 61300, then dropped 1000 points. Did anyone have a high-level short order hanging?

The big pancake inserted a pin this morning and surged from 57759, then rebounded to a high of 59444 before starting to pull back. The low point rebounded again by 1656 points. Our community strategy also bought a position at 57788 and took some profit. In last night’s live stream, we kept telling everyone to place orders around 57800 to bet on the rebound—but not sure how many followed.

#BTC Right now the big pancake’s rebound is being capped at 59500 and it hasn’t broken through. It also hasn’t fallen below 58500 during the pullback. The overall range is still in a low-level grinding pattern, and the trend remains weak. Even if it rebounds, it can’t get above 60000. A normal rebound at least needs to break 61000 to open up more upside; otherwise, if it pulls back again to 58000, it’s easy to formally break down.

The big coin has been grinding all day and then hit around 59,000 again. Yesterday it rebounded to around 60,400 and I emptied one hand, and on the way down I’ve already taken two waves of short trades—one wave was 1,200 points. In yesterday’s live stream, they also kept urging everyone to come up and keep shorting. I don’t know how many partners followed along.

#BTC Currently, the larger range for the big coin is 61,000–58,000, which is a 3,000-point consolidation and hasn’t broken out yet. The smaller range is 59,000–60,500, where it’s been hovering. Based on the chart, if direction is going to be decided, it should be after 8:00 tomorrow morning, when the monthly line is basically closed. If the rebound still can’t get above 61,000, then look for a dip—59,000 will be hard to hold, and if it breaks down, support lies at 56,500 and 55,000; check those two first. If it breaks above 61,000, then watch 63,000 and 64,000 first.

Bitcoin Market Outlook Today

#BTC The big cake (BTC) this morning pulled back to 58850 and rebounded; as of now, the highest rebound has reached around 60300, followed by a small pullback and consolidation on the verge of the 60000 area. Currently, BTC is still trading in a range. Intraday, it is technically rising, but it has not broken through resistance. In the short term, it hasn’t even hit 60500. The key point is to watch 61000—only if it breaks above there can it open up upward space.

Trading suggestion: On rebounds, mainly look for selling rallies in the 60500–61000 zone, set a stop-loss on a breakout, take profit on the downside in the 59000–58000 area, and then rebuild the position.

The weekend for the broader market is about to be over. The range between 59500-61000 has been grinding for 2 days without breaking out in either direction.

#BTC , the big coin is currently grinding around 60000. Tomorrow morning at 8:00 the weekly line will close. The direction may only become clear after the weekly line closes. Personally, I still feel the market is weak. If the bounce can’t push up above 61000, it’s hard to say the decline will really end. As for 58000, that level can probably still hold for a few more days only. In a few days, the monthly line will also close, and it might break through.

The big one ground all day today, and at around dawn it pulled back to around 59,500. It rebounded to around 60,580, faced resistance there, and then stopped. The low point came up by 1,000 points.

#BTC our community strategy was placed at 59,488—just 40 points short, and we didn’t get in. It’s really frustrating.

Right now the big one has been holding at a high level, but it still can’t break through. Since weekend volume isn’t that large either, it’s hard to push it up all at once. If it pulls back to 60,000, then we can hold steady and there’s still a chance to make another push.

Big Biscuit just dumped again around 58,200 and then moved into a rebound. The highest rebound reached around 60,700, followed by a small pullback to grind/hover. It’s still above 60,000 and hasn’t slipped back down. Last night, Big Biscuit hit around 58,000, and this morning it tested around 58,200 again. From a technical perspective, on the 4-hour chart, it already went through a double-bottom probing move. If Big Biscuit can hold steady around 60,000, we can continue to look for an upside move, with the previous high targeting 62,000–63,000. If it pulls back and breaks below 59,000 again, then it indicates the downtrend is continuing, looking toward lower levels—first 55,000, then 50,000.

#BTC The reason the broader market fell this morning is also because it followed the pre-market selloff in the U.S. stocks and took a wave. The peak fell about 600 points, then rebounded by more than 300 points. Big Biscuit also followed the rebound. Today is Friday, and tonight the U.S. stock weekly chart is also set to close. Based on the weekly chart, U.S. stocks are likely to close lower. If U.S. stocks don’t fall tonight, then the market will mainly be evaluated starting next week. Next Tuesday is when Big Biscuit closes its monthly line. Whether U.S. stocks will continue to move downward or rebound—if U.S. stocks keep sliding lower, and Big Biscuit during the weekend (two days) still fails to bounce up and break above 62,000, then the probability that Big Biscuit breaks below 58,000 next week will increase.

Bitcoin was bottomed out around 60200 yesterday, and today it successfully pumped up to the take-profit level around 61800, gaining 1500 points. Still, I jumped in a bit too early; I thought it would cap out around 60000, but it dipped down to 59000.

#BTC Currently, Bitcoin is struggling to break above 62000 where there’s resistance. I mentioned this in last night's stream. Today, during the day, I anticipate a bounce around 62000, but if it can't break through in the short term, we might see a pullback. However, this pullback is still within normal limits. Keep an eye on the 61000 level throughout the day; if we break below 61000, it could be tough to push higher. Breaking through 62000 will be challenging, as there’s resistance at 62000 and 63000 above. For Bitcoin to continue its upward movement, it needs to break above 63000 and hold that level to start looking bullish in the long run.

Wow, the market is tanking hard, #BTC Bitcoin at 59000, is it going to break tonight?

If it breaks down, we're looking at 57500, then 55000, and if it really crashes, 50000 is next, that's brutal! But personally, I feel if it breaks 59000 tonight, we might see a bounce back to around 57500. If it barely holds, we might just bounce back to 59000 but then continue the downward trend. If it bounces hard, it could come back to the 59500-59800 range before continuing to slide. It won't just drop straight to 55000, but after a few days, who knows?