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Influential Creator
Binance risk lifted, but institutional funds are retreating
$BTC
Can it hold steady next week?
I believe BTC has short-term conditions for an oversold rebound; the key focus in the coming trading days is whether it can hold steady between $78,500 and $80,500.
However, this rebound cannot yet be defined as a trend reversal; the real bull-bear dividing line is between $80,000 and $82,000.
From a technical perspective, as of November 1, BTC is around $78,000, the daily RSI has dropped to about 33, entering the oversold zone, the 4-hour RSI is about 47, and the price has rebounded from around $76,300, indicating some support at the low level.
The momentum of continuous short-term declines may weaken, and profit-taking by shorts and bottom-fishing funds are expected to drive a round of technical correction.
However, the daily chart is still suppressed by EMA20 and EMA50, near $80,500 and $81,400 respectively; until this area is reclaimed, the rebound is still considered a technical correction.
Regarding the Binance security incident, the platform has announced it will compensate about 95% of the affected assets and has begun phased withdrawal restorations; systemic redemption risk has significantly decreased. But controlling the incident does not mean market confidence immediately recovers; subsequent fund flows after withdrawals and ETF performance still need to be observed.
On the macro side, the Nasdaq tech stocks are adjusting, the Federal Reserve policy remains cautious, and inflation and employment data will continue to influence rate cut expectations. If the US stock market cannot stabilize, it remains difficult for BTC to strengthen independently.
Brothers, those holding CORE recently must be feeling pretty bad.
Bithumb has officially announced the termination of CORE trading support, stopping trading at the end of November and stopping withdrawals at the end of December.
Now many people are starting to worry if other exchanges will be next.
Especially OKX.
I specifically checked, and so far there is no announcement from OKX about delisting CORE spot trading. Previously delisted was the CORE on-chain earning product; these two things should not be confused.
But honestly, at times like this, we can no longer just think about when it will rebound.
If more exchanges really announce delisting later, liquidity, price, and holders' confidence will all be affected.
I am also considering reducing some of my position first; I don't want to put all my hopes on one outcome.
I want to ask the brothers still holding CORE:
If OKX really announces delisting, will you choose to liquidate or transfer to a wallet to continue holding?
This question is indeed worth thinking about in advance now. $CORE
When others were cutting losses at the 80,000 mark, I was controlling a position close to 25,000 U with a total margin of less than 760 dollars.
HYPE 50x long, ETH 100x short! On the surface, a giant whale is positioned both long and short, but the actual floating loss is nearly 200 U. A -50.25% return on HYPE and -24.53% on ETH fills this seven hundred bucks with the tragic feeling of a position worth hundreds of thousands on the brink of death.
Review analysis: The trend is downward, but I insist on "fighting against the trend with both hands." The full position mode barely supports maintenance margin rates of 282% and 3937%, and although the estimated liquidation price is not shown, it faces instant zeroing at any moment.
The most aggressive leverage paired with the worst returns. Everyone should just take this as a cautionary example. HYPE ETH #英特尔Q4指引不及预期，股价暴跌近30% $HYPE
Influential Creator
Damn, my OKX was forcibly logged out, and upon closer inspection, the "OKX Secure Shield" was launched.
As long as the Secure Shield is enabled, thefts within 500,000 are fully compensated, and new restrictions on web withdrawals and large withdrawals have been added.
OKX still retains its innovative spirit 👍
Influential Creator
Historically, every time a major crypto exchange has been hacked, BTC has eventually reached new highs.
Market panic does not necessarily mean the trend is over; sometimes it can actually become a new turning point.
Stay calm and manage your positions well.
$BTC
$HYPE Taking profits
The short position hit the take profit
It's not that I'm bullish
But,
I am doing short-term trades
Actually, I expected a sharp drop back to the starting point yesterday
I've held it for more than a day
Wasted
Many opportunities in BTC and ETH
The views and opinions in the following article all come from the ten major goals of the big whale $BTC. I originally didn't want to post a new thread alone, but since many people have been following my views, I'm posting here to say the following.
First, I previously believed that 7.8 was unbreakable (and the facts proved my point correct, as it hovered above 7.9 until the black swan event, after which it broke the 7.8 level). So my own action was to close two-thirds of my long positions at 7.6, aiming to guard against the extreme situation on 10.11. In the past two days, seeing the stabilization situation, 7.6 to 7.8 is where I have been fully re-entering long positions. My logic remains unchanged: 5.8 is the bottom for BTC in this round. Although this round fell below 7.8 due to the black swan event, I still believe the bull market has started. Therefore, the bottom of the first phase of this bull market can be considered at 11.8, and the second phase at 7.8*2=150,000.
Here I am not explaining the reasoning process, only the conclusion. I still believe that within this year, BTC can reach 120,000.
Earning a little like this every day is enough
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+20.28%Snapshot at Nov 01, 2026, 19:56
The $BTC 1030 incident has gradually been repaired by now
Panic has also slowly subsided
It has now gradually rebounded to 78,000
At this time node, all are bearish prices, yet it remains so resilient, actually you can start buying in batches
The panic caused by this incident made Bitcoin drop by 6%, breaking the original upward trend, which is really a pity
Yesterday, the futures market opened with a significant liquidity surge, basically confirming the direction.
Still bearish but not shorting, no shorting at lows and no longing at highs
Longing upwards is about space, longing downwards is about time, but longing at lows to chase a one-in-ten chance is too costly