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Spent the whole night drinking tea with a friend, and he’s been urging me to short $OKB for months. I want to say: interest rate hikes are just a legal excuse for the market makers to cut the leeks. The US raises rates on ordinary people, but capitalists have a hundred ways to avoid it. Those who have access to the financial sector are either elites or institutions; do you think they care about those interest rates? The real battlefield is the market. $BTC is in a tug-of-war around the 80,000 mark, with a sneak attack pushing it up at dawn only to be driven back. The 80,000-80,230 range above is the first hurdle; only a stable hold there counts as a real breakout. 82,282 is the ceiling; breaking it opens new space. Below, 78,600-78,900 is a dense moving average zone; if it can’t hold, look to 72,620—that’s the lifeline for the bulls. $ZEC is the most worth watching today. It surged from 1,063 to 1,249 during the session, then fell back near 1,185, an 18% amplitude. Bulls remain strong, but high-level chips have started to loosen. Trading volume is close to 1.9 billion, with short liquidations around 46 million—the problem is that leverage is contributing more and more to the gains; once price and open interest both fall, the pullback won’t be slow. 1,240-1,250 is the first resistance zone; if volume supports a stable hold, then look to 1,300. 1,180 is the strength line; if lost, look for support at 1,150-1,120, and 1,000 is the core defense line for the whole cycle. I’ll keep holding OKB waiting for the wind, and have a BTC short order set at 80,200—will take it if it hits. #ZEC rises to 10th place in cryptocurrency market cap