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$NEAR and $STRK are both rallying, but their positions are not moving in the same direction
According to the current market conditions, $BTC spot is around $83,003, $NEAR about $5.395, and $STRK about $0.0860. The latter two have risen 12.4% and 16.8% in 24 hours, while BTC is nearly flat; altcoins are moving faster this time.
As of the 23-hour window ending at 22:00, NEAR perpetual positions increased by 8.9% in coin count, STRK decreased by 14.5%; STRK’s price rose 3.3% in the same period, possibly due to short positions being bought back to close. Price and positions must be considered together. NEAR’s hourly RSI is about 73, indicating bulls are still paying; chasing in requires caution against pullbacks.
BTC’s 4-hour close remains below EMA20 at about $82,997. OKX smart money longs account for 64.4%, with total positions down about $1.7 million compared to 24 hours ago. NEAR and STRK samples include only 3 and 2 traders respectively, with amounts skewed short, reflecting only these few traders’ positions.
SVRN’s acquisition of FastNEAR has been announced; STRK’s move to L1 is still under discussion—distinguish between the story and actual implementation first.
For the next 4 hours, wait for BTC perpetual 1-hour close above $83,000, then a pullback to $82,880-$82,920 to hold before entering light longs; stop loss at $82,730, target $83,350, with the least favorable entry about 2.3R (before cost). If it closes below $82,740 first, cancel the long entry.
$BTC position increase recovery, smart money long advantage narrows
According to the current market situation, $BTC spot is about $82,878, USDT perpetual is about $82,830. The latest completed 1-hour close is $82,813, above EMA20 at about $82,647, RSI about 56; the 4-hour close is still below EMA20 at about $83,016, with this resistance level above to watch first.
In the past 23 hours, the perpetual price rose about 0.4%, positions increased by 1.5% measured in BTC, exposure flowing back. The current 8-hour funding rate is about 0.0018%, longs are still paying; position increase alone cannot prove new long dominance.
OKX smart money shows 24 long and 23 short, with long amount accounting for 64.6%. Total positions increased compared to one day ago, but net long amount decreased, indicating short amount grew faster, so expansion of positions cannot be directly regarded as chasing longs.
At 17:00 this hour, 31 discussions: 35% bearish, 29% bullish. Odaily reported Bitdeer produced 300.6 BTC this week as of October 9 and sold all, which is a weekly selling record and does not represent new selling pressure at this moment.
In the next 4 hours, after the perpetual retraces to $82,620-$82,650, if the 1-hour closes back above $82,650 and then retraces and holds, only then consider light long; stop loss at $82,480, first target $83,010, the least favorable entry is about 2.1R (before cost). If it first closes below $82,500, cancel the long entry.
$BTC has returned to the hourly moving average, with 4-hour resistance still in place
According to the current market conditions, $BTC spot is around $82,669, USDT perpetual around $82,635. The latest completed 1-hour close is $82,650, above the EMA20 at about $82,558, RSI around 53; the 4-hour close is still below the EMA20 at about $83,045, short-term focus is on recovery.
In the past 23 hours, the perpetual price has risen about 0.4%, and positions measured in BTC have increased by 0.9%. Exposure is increasing, but the long-short direction still requires other evidence. The current 8-hour funding rate is about 0.0051%, with longs still paying.
OKX smart money shows 25 long and 24 short positions, with long amounts accounting for 64.6%, and total positions have contracted compared to a day ago. In the 12 o'clock hour, there were 41 discussions, with 51% bullish; discussions are biased bullish, but actual buying still needs to be verified by price and position.
According to Odaily citing SoSoValue, on October 9 Eastern Time, BTC spot ETF net inflow was $21,128,100. There is a return flow on the spot side, but whether it can break through over the weekend remains to be confirmed.
In the next 4 hours, after the perpetual dips to $82,540-$82,580, if the 1-hour closes back above $82,580 and then holds on a retest, only then consider light long positions; stop loss at $82,300, target $83,200, with the least favorable entry about 2.2R (before cost). If it first closes below $82,400, cancel the long entry.
$BTC price rebounds, position contraction still limits chasing longs
According to the current market situation, $BTC spot is around $82,937, USDT perpetual around $82,900. The one-hour close returned above EMA20 at about $82,506, RSI around 58; the recently completed 4-hour close is still below the moving average, short-term focus is on recovery.
Perpetual rebounded from the intraday low of $80,351, but positions measured in BTC decreased by about 2.5% within 23 hours. If shorts buy back to close positions, the price can also rise; whether new longs will take over still needs position verification. Under a slightly positive funding rate, longs are still paying fees.
OKX smart money longs account for 64.5%, total positions decreased by about $5.54 million compared to 24 hours ago, and net long amount also declined. Among 54 discussions in the 22:00 hour, 52% are bullish; discussions are optimistic, but position amounts are contracting, the two cannot substitute for each other.
Lookonchain reported in the evening that the US Bitcoin ETF had a net outflow of 3,412 BTC, spot absorption still needs observation. Whether the pullback buying can hold is more valuable as a reference than retesting $83,000.
In the next 4 hours, after the perpetual pulls back to $82,450-$82,500, a one-hour close back above $82,500, and then a pullback that holds, only then consider light longs; stop loss at $82,150, first target $83,300. Entry zone is near the hourly moving average and evening low; if confirmation does not appear, continue to wait.
$BTC rebounded from $80,400, reestablishing above the hourly moving average after deleveraging.
According to the current market conditions, $BTC is around $82,322, down 0.4% in 24 hours, with an intraday low touching $80,400 before recovering the one-hour EMA20 at $82,095, and RSI returning to 51.
Perpetual positions by coin count decreased about 5.0% compared to roughly 23 hours ago. The price rebound accompanied by leverage exit looks more like a technical repair after liquidation rather than new long positions actively chasing price. Funding rates remain positive, and there is still profit-taking pressure above $83,000.
OKX smart money shows 28 long and 15 short positions, with longs accounting for 85.2% of the amount. Total positions increased by about $16.31 million compared to 24 hours ago, with an average long cost around $81,223. This time, both the number of participants and investment are skewed towards longs, with stronger support than previous rounds.
The spot side is still dragging: On October 8, the US spot BTC ETF saw a net outflow of about $244 million; the US government transferred 17,733 BTC to Coinbase Prime over the past three days, creating a clear potential supply, though this cannot be directly considered sold.
If the hourly close is above $82,500 and holds on a pullback, light long positions can be taken with a stop loss at $82,050 and a target of $83,300, about 1.8R. If it falls below $81,600, the short-term rebound structure will clearly weaken; although there are large buy orders near $80,000, beware of order cancellations and liquidation selling pressure.
$STRK rose 22% with a surge in positions, $JUP spiked then pulled back, and $BTC continued to test lows.
According to the current market conditions, $BTC is around $82,093, $STRK around $0.0596, and $JUP around $0.362. STRK is the strongest, JUP up 13.7%, BTC down 1.5%.
BTC is below the 1-hour EMA20 at $82,910, RSI about 28, with positions increasing by 1.7% in coin count. Price is falling, leverage rising, funding rate still positive, long pressure not yet fully released.
STRK positions increased by 36.1%, funding rate is negative, yet price rose 22.1%. Shorts are paying and positions surged, the short squeeze continues; but RSI is about 72, with heavy selling pressure near $0.0615.
JUP positions increased by 17.3%, intraday price fell from $0.388 to $0.362, leverage expansion failed to hold gains. Price is hugging EMA20, after losing $0.357, new longs are prone to concentrated stop losses.
OKX smart money is net long BTC by 82.4% in amount, average long cost about $82,206, but total positions decreased by about $1.69 million. Longs still dominate, but investment is shrinking.
If BTC closes above $82,650 on the 1-hour and holds on a pullback, light longs can be taken with stop loss at $82,200 and target at $83,500, about 1.9R; if it breaks below $81,700 first, pause long entries, next support is around $81,200.
$NEAR rises 8.2% with expanding positions, while $BTC and $ETH remain in weak zones.
According to the current market conditions, $BTC is around $83,009, $ETH around $2,572, and $NEAR around $5.364. NEAR is clearly leading, with BTC and ETH down 1.2% and 1.4% respectively.
BTC is below the 1-hour EMA20 at $83,465, with positions increasing by 1.7% in coin count; price is falling and leverage is rising, new longs are still under pressure. $82,650 is the intraday low; if broken, a retest of $82,000 is likely.
ETH positions increased by 3.8%, funding rate turned negative. Price remains below EMA20 at $2,584; shorts pay fees but a short squeeze has not yet formed. The maximum pain point for options expiring tomorrow is at $2,650, which may intensify the tug-of-war nearby.
NEAR rises 8.2%, positions increase by 8.0%, with price and leverage rising in sync. Large long whales have placed significant reduction orders between $5.487 and $5.987, clearly indicating selling pressure above.
OKX smart money is net long 81.4% and 89.0% in BTC and ETH amounts respectively, but total positions are decreasing; direction is bullish but investment is not keeping pace. NEAR smart money amount is net short 71.2%.
If BTC closes above $83,500 on the hourly chart and holds on a pullback, light long positions can be taken with a stop loss at $83,050 and a target of $84,300, about 1.8R; if it first breaks below $82,650, pause taking longs.
$BTC long positions with 10x leverage are currently at a floating loss of 33.6%, with $84,000 now acting as a resistance level.
Opened at $86,460, BTC is currently around $83,572. The price has fallen below the 1-hour EMA20 at $84,519, RSI has dropped to 26, and the floating loss has suddenly increased to 33.6%. Oversold conditions might trigger a rebound, but a low RSI can't save the ongoing decline.
In the past approximately 23 hours, perpetual positions have increased by 4.0% in coin quantity, and the funding rate remains positive. Leverage continues to accumulate as the price drops, indicating new longs are still buying, which also means if the support below breaks again, concentrated liquidations will come faster.
On OKX, 37 smart money traders are long, 9 are short, with longs accounting for 85.8% of the amount. The average long cost is about $83,995. However, total positions have decreased by about $6.24 million compared to 24 hours ago; while the number of traders is lively, real money has partially withdrawn.
The market has liquidated about $550 million in long positions. On the positive side, mid-to-large whales are replenishing at low levels, and the US spot BTC ETF has net inflows of about $119 million; on the negative side, retail investors are still selling, with the $83,000-$84,000 range being repeatedly tested.
Going forward, watch if $84,000 can be reclaimed to have hope of breaking above $84,600, which would allow for repair and continuation; if it breaks below $83,300, the next target might be $81,500-$82,000.
Positions have not been adjusted yet; the most important thing now is not to let a short-term rebound be mistaken for a reversal.
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$BTC increases position and falls, $ZEC holds steady, $HYPE drops 2.2%.
According to the current market conditions, $BTC is around $84,214, $ZEC around $1,323, $HYPE around $91.16. BTC down 1.3%, ZEC nearly flat, HYPE weakest.
BTC is below the 1-hour EMA20 at $84,914, positions increased by 5.0% in coin count. Price falls, leverage rises, new longs under pressure; funding rate remains positive, if the rebound does not reclaim $84,600, stop loss will still be triggered.
ZEC positions decreased by 2.3%, price holds above $1,300, temporarily stable after deleveraging. Winklevoss has submitted a ZEC spot ETF application, but approval remains uncertain.
HYPE down 2.2%, positions decreased by 2.2%, decline accompanied by exit. Options products and ETF net inflows provide a mid-term narrative, short-term price still suppressed by the $91.60 moving average.
OKX smart money is 85.6% net long on BTC by amount, but total positions decreased by about $11.34 million; more people long does not equal continued capital increase. ZEC total positions increased by about $540,000, while HYPE continues to shrink significantly.
If BTC reclaims $84,600 on the 1-hour close and holds on pullback, light long positions can be taken, stop loss at $84,150, target $85,450, about 1.9R; if it breaks below $83,500, do not rush to buy, wait for support to reappear near $83,000.
$BTC has fallen below the hourly moving average, and new longs are currently facing a pullback.
According to the current market conditions, $BTC is around $83,889, down 2.0% in 24 hours, quickly retreating from a high of $86,694, with an intraday low touching $83,577.
The one-hour EMA20 is about $85,456, and the RSI has dropped to 28. Oversold conditions may lead to a rebound, but the recently closed hourly bearish candle dropped from $85,499 to $84,330, indicating selling pressure is not over yet; a low RSI should not be directly interpreted as a reversal.
Measured by BTC quantity, perpetual positions have increased by about 1.9% compared to roughly 23 hours ago, yet the price has clearly declined; the funding rate remains positive, meaning new longs are still paying fees. If the price fails to reclaim $84,600 soon, stop-loss orders may continue to be triggered.
OKX smart money shows 25 long and 12 short positions, with longs accounting for 59.2% of the total position, which has only increased by about $190,000. The average long cost is around $85,775, currently trapped above this level, so the long advantage has not translated into a price advantage.
The US government address transferred 833.6 BTC to Coinbase Prime, which only indicates potential supply and cannot yet be considered sold. With the FOMC meeting minutes approaching, volatility may still increase.
If the rebound closes above $84,600 on the hourly chart and holds on a retest, a light long position can be taken with a stop loss at $84,150 and a target of $85,450, about 1.9R; if it closes below $83,500, avoid going long and wait for support to reform near $83,000.