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$SOL has returned above $110, next focus on the resistance at $115.
Currently, SOL is quoted at $110.52, with an intraday high of $115.65 and a low of $105.84. The price rebounded from the low, indicating some support around $105, but for this rebound to strengthen, it depends on whether buyers can push the price above $115.
My daily chart view is to watch two levels: near $105.8 below, if the price can hold after a pullback, there is room for the rebound to continue; near $115.6 above, if there is a volume breakout and the price holds, there is a chance to further open up the upside.
In terms of trading, I prefer to wait for a pullback to confirm support before considering spot positions, not rushing to chase the rally. If the price falls below $106 again, short-term risk needs to be reassessed. SOL is quite volatile, so entry points and position sizing are more important than simply guessing price direction.
Next, focus on the support between $105–$106 and whether the price can truly hold above $115.
$ZEC's pullback yesterday likely allowed some to catch the low point, while others who just entered got trapped.
According to the previously checked market data, ZEC fell from the intraday high of $1342 down to around $1114, showing significant volatility. Facing this trend, two common emotions arise: fear of missing out during the rise, and rushing to buy the dip when it falls, anxious not to miss the next rebound.
What concerns me more is whether the low-level chips can hold steady. Around $1114 is the current intraday low in this market phase. If the price can stabilize after retesting this level and buying gradually recovers, there is a chance for short-term repair; if the low is broken, it indicates selling pressure hasn't fully released, and adding positions too early could lead to a passive situation.
The rebound strength near $1200 on the upside is worth watching. Whether this area can be reclaimed will affect whether short-term sentiment can reverse. For those already in the market, there's no need to become overly optimistic just because of one rebound candle, nor should judgment be completely lost due to a decline.
In such a high-volatility market like ZEC, success depends on entry position and risk control. Waiting for confirmation at lows and watching for support at resistance levels is far more meaningful than simply guessing price ups and downs.
For friends who bottom-picked $ZEC yesterday, are you still holding now?
$ZEC's recent pullback is indeed severe, with the price dropping from around 1340 down to about 1230, and currently bouncing back to near 1240.
The previous rise was too rapid, so it's not surprising that funds at high levels are taking profits. Market sentiment has shifted from chasing gains to caution, and the key point to watch is the support strength around 1230.
If this level holds steady and the price climbs back above 1300, it would indicate that this decline is more like a deep shakeout during an uptrend, with a chance to retest around 1340 later.
If 1230 is decisively broken and the daily chart continues downward, then the scale of this pullback needs to be reassessed, and finding new support levels will become more important.
For a coin like ZEC that had a large prior increase, the worst thing now is to rush to buy the dip at the first sign of a drop, and it's also unwise to conclude the trend is over just because of a decline.
The most misleading part of the Fed's minutes for the market is the word "hawkish."
Officials remain very concerned about inflation, and discussions about further tightening policies have not disappeared; the possibility of another rate hike by the end of the year still exists.
But no move in October for now.
This means the short-term market faces a somewhat contradictory environment: the policy tone is hawkish, but actual actions leave room for observation. The Fed will not rush to make a move until economic data worsens further.
For highly liquid assets like $BTC and $ETH, what really needs to be guarded against is expectation volatility. When data is weak, funds will trade on easing expectations again; when inflation heats up, the market will quickly pull back rate hike expectations.
So I tend to treat the current market as a volatile game, not going all in on positions at once, waiting for the market to show direction before following.
#9月FOMC纪要公布，多数官员倾向再加息
What really matters in trading is never buying at the lowest point or selling at the highest point.
Many traders always want to pinpoint the exact price for opening and closing positions, even doubting their judgment if the price deviates slightly. In fact, going long or short is about a range; what really needs to be determined in advance is: in which range to execute, and under what conditions to acknowledge that your trading logic has failed.
For example, if trading on the daily chart, focus on the daily close; if on the weekly chart, focus on the weekly close. Don’t overturn your entire trading logic just because of fluctuations on a 15-minute chart.
Different trading cycles require different position management. The volatility faced on 4-hour, daily, and weekly charts is completely different. The larger the cycle, the more you need to reduce leverage and control position size to allow enough room for price fluctuations. Otherwise, even if your directional judgment is correct, your position may not withstand normal pullbacks, and you will ultimately miss out on trend profits.
I personally focus on three things: first, position management, which determines the margin for error; second, key levels, which define risk boundaries; third, trading logic, which decides when to admit a mistake.
If the price is in an ambiguous zone, I prefer to place orders in batches rather than betting on an absolutely precise point. After execution, I follow the pre-established plan and leave the rest to the market and time.
Finally, always review your trades. Review when you are right, and also review when you are wrong, gradually optimizing your strategy.
Trading doesn’t require winning every trade; what truly matters is controlling losses and maximizing profits.
Therefore, I have always believed that the risk-reward ratio should be prioritized over the win rate.
At 2 AM, the Federal Reserve minutes may give $BTC an answer
At 2 AM Beijing time on Thursday, the Federal Reserve will release the minutes of the September meeting.
What the market really cares about this time is not how much was raised then, but how much persistence remains within the Fed for "one more rate hike this year" after experiencing weakening data such as non-farm payrolls and employment.
At the September meeting, the dot plot still pointed to one more rate hike this year. But after the meeting, economic data clearly cooled down, and the market's expectation for a rate hike in October quickly dropped from nearly 51% a week ago to about 22%.
This is very important for BTC.
If the minutes release a clearer signal of "patience," the market may continue to lower rate hike expectations, putting pressure on the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields, and the liquidity environment for risk assets may improve, giving BTC a chance to gain new upward momentum.
Conversely, if the minutes remain hawkish, and the market bets again on rate hikes, BTC will need to guard against a short-term synchronized decline in risk assets.
So what BTC really has to wait for tonight may not be a number, but the Fed's attitude toward the next policy step.
#9月FOMC会议纪要公布在即，是否继续加息？
$SPCX pulled up to around $171 today, with the intraday high once reaching $172.5, rising steadily from around $158. Short-term sentiment has clearly heated up.
After such a rapid surge, I’m more concerned about whether the $172.5 level can truly hold. Breaking above and stabilizing above $172.5 would reopen space for a strong continuation; if repeated attempts are pushed back, short-term funds could easily start taking profits.
At this point, I won’t chase just because it’s rising fast. I’d rather wait for a pullback to confirm support or wait for the breakout trend to develop. Whether the price can turn the intraday high into new support is more important than simply looking at how much it has risen.
$NAVX's recent surge has indeed been rapid. The real-time price just reached $0.01459, with a 24-hour increase of 12.44%. The intraday low was $0.01244, and the high surged directly to $0.01573. Within just one trading day, it completed a significant rebound from the low to the high, with a clear increase in market liquidity.
From the price structure perspective, around 0.0124 has temporarily formed intraday support, and the price has been steadily rising afterward, indicating strong buying interest below. The key level to watch is the intraday high at 0.0157, which is both the current resistance and the dividing line for whether this rally can continue to expand.
If the price can break above 0.0157 with volume and not quickly fall back afterward, the short-term trend has room to continue upward, and the next focus would be on the upcoming round number resistance levels. Conversely, if the price repeatedly tests 0.0157 but fails to hold above it, and profit-taking at the highs intensifies, causing the price to fall back to around 0.014 or even lower, this rally is likely to shift from a trending move to a pullback.
At this point, I would not chase just because of a 12% gain, nor would I simply assume a top because it has already risen for a while. For these small-cap coins that suddenly surge with volume, the most comfortable buying points are often not at the highest levels but rather after a breakout pullback confirmation or a retracement to key support areas where buying interest reappears.
$BTC is currently around $84,790, with an intraday high of $85,011 and a low of $84,520, the price has returned to near $85,000.
This position is a bit delicate for the short term; upward it has already hit resistance at $85,000, and downward there is support around $84,500, indicating that bulls and bears have not yet decisively taken the direction.
I currently prefer to wait for the range to choose a direction. Only if it can firmly hold above $85,000 will there be room for the market to continue upward; if it fails to break through for a long time and pulls back to $84,500 or even lower, it would be more suitable to slowly observe spot opportunities.
At this position for BTC, patience is more important than chasing the rally.
Here's a basic introduction to the crypto world for everyone:
1. If you want to make stable profits or minimize losses in crypto, focus on the top three coins by market cap, basically just cycling through $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL.
2. Once you've chosen your targets, the next step is to predict the cycle well. Hold onto these coins during a major cycle, which might be a bit long, like 2-3 years. The returns? Probably not too high, around 3-5x.
3. If you can predict the 2-3 year major cycle and want higher returns, follow experienced influencers or learn some basic candlestick knowledge yourself. During this 2-3 year major cycle, you can trade medium-term waves to boost what might have been a 3-5x return to 5-10x.
4. Once you've identified the major crypto cycle trend, you can allocate a small position to promising sector leaders. These coins can aim for 10x+ gains.
5. Time the relative end of the major cycle well, lock in profits, and avoid giving them back.