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Just took a look at HYPE, the trend is very strong and it has returned to around 63. At the same time, the CEO of the New York Stock Exchange's parent company publicly commented on Hyperliquid, which has indeed created a short-term positive sentiment, providing some support for the price. However, how long this external positive factor can last depends on whether there are actual developments going forward. The 4-hour moving averages are still in a bullish alignment for now, and the price is above key support. However, during the recent high-level consolidation, trading volume has not kept up, indicating significant divergence among funds at these high levels. As for the so-called "whale lock-up, no selling pressure," there is currently no public on-chain data to confirm this. It is more of a market sentiment claim and cannot be taken as ironclad evidence for a bullish outlook. The risk of profit-taking still needs to be guarded against. The recent consolidation, frankly, is just digesting the previous gains and washing out some high-leverage short-term funds. Whether the shakeout is effective and whether it can rally again ultimately depends on whether key price levels hold. It’s not true that just because it doesn’t fall further, it will definitely rise; that logic doesn’t hold. The core range of the current market is very clear: resistance above is around $63 to $65.6, especially the previous high at $65.6, which is a concentrated selling pressure zone; support below is around $59.8 to $60, where short-term moving averages and psychological levels converge. What happens next depends on the breakout of these two ranges: • If it can break above and hold $63 with volume, then break through the previous high of $65.6 with volume support, the short-term uptrend is very likely to continue. • If it breaks below the $59.8 support and fails to quickly recover, it will likely enter a technical correction, and then it will depend on whether the previous low near $56 can hold. The crypto market is inherently volatile and changes rapidly, so you need to adapt flexibly based on your position and the specific price action!

Learning from previous lessons, I won't wait until the Nasdaq opens tomorrow morning, after all, I can't get up early. If there's a surprise attack in the middle of the night, the profits will have to be significantly pulled back. I'll talk about it once the profits are in hand! My trading intuition has been pretty strong in the past month or two, really. Although I've lost money, I believe I can make it back soon. This trade basically recovered my last 50,000 principal! Proper position management and trading plans are crucial. Once I've made enough profit, I just run. Every time I try to go all in at once, I'm destined to lose money... I'll practice a bit more, and once my principal and profits are roughly balanced, I plan to open a live account on Binance or OKEx. Let's see if it's a mule or a horse. I'll only trade BTC. If interested, stay tuned then...

I am a person who practices the unity of knowledge and action! Can you guess how much profit the position I opened after analyzing last night has made so far? There’s a prize if you guess correctly. When everyone is bearish, the market doesn’t necessarily fall, or at least it doesn’t have to fall immediately. The key lies in the market trend after the U.S. stock market opens tomorrow. The current BTC decline can be seen as the end of a trend rebound or as a correction within the trend rebound... Therefore, don’t blindly go long or short. Price moves quickly, so having a solid trading plan and position management is very important. Once you open a position, you must be rational, absolutely rational—if not, the market will hit you hard!

According to on-chain data from Coinglass, this wave of sell-off is accompanied by a massive disappearance of open contracts, and the funding rate instantly turned from positive to negative. This means the downward momentum is entirely due to a cascading stampede and forced liquidations of long positions, rather than genuine sell-offs by large spot holders. #OKX While panic selling is being crushed, smart money is intensively accumulating below, completing a chip turnover. This is a textbook-level liquidity hunt. Retail investors see a crash, institutions see cheap chips. When the market accumulates too many right-side chasing long positions, the main force will inevitably use macro bearish news for targeted explosions to forcibly clear leverage. The high-level oscillation of the Nasdaq and the short-term rebound of the US dollar index provide the perfect narrative cover for this shakeout. Wall Street’s macro funds have not truly exited risk assets; they are just using the time difference to pump liquidity across markets, thoroughly washing out the unsteady floating chips. Policy-related bearish rumors are always a cheap weapon to coordinate with sell-offs, using regulatory noise combined with technical breakdowns to create extreme panic. Consensus formed from a deep drop is more solid than consensus formed from a rise. Currently, the market can no longer generate new panic selling; bearish momentum is waning. Spot and low-leverage long positions are directly built on the left side of the liquidity gap between 75,000 and 75,800. The first resistance on the rebound above is at 79,500; breaking through this chip-dense area points directly to 82,000. On the daily chart, a solid break below 73,800 is an unconditional stop loss. Trading is about making plans and then leaving the rest to probability. If the market really continues to crash, just take the loss and exit.

Today I transformed into the Pizza Ambassador, wildly enjoying the feast! Eating pizza while predicting today's highest BTC price is quite fun. I think 78000 will be the peak price today 🤣 Keep building, keep eating pizza! This pizza festival is livelier than ever. Major exchanges are hosting online events and offline gatherings with pizza, which is pretty great 😂 This 2026 bear market is unusual; a simple pizza has reflected the 15-year journey of crypto enthusiasts…