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Today's biggest news: $BTC broke $80,000. To be honest, I didn't expect it. It was still hovering around $77 last night, and today it just took off. The reversal in US-Iran negotiations + news from the Strait of Hormuz hit the shorts hard. $104M in short positions got liquidated, completely wiped out. But what keeps me up at night is this: a big player opened a $40M short position. He's betting on a pullback. I look at the $80K figure, then at that short position, and I wonder—who's really swimming naked? What do you all think? Can $BTC hold $80K, or is it about to be slammed down by the big players?

BTC fell below 80,000, the drop was faster than I expected. Last night before bed, I checked the market, $80,100 was still hanging there like a thin layer of ice. Woke up this morning, $79,963. $ETH at $2,289, $SOL at $88, DOGE directly smashed down to $0.1076, -4.19%. Honestly, this drop wasn't unexpected, but breaking below the 80,000 mark itself has a bigger psychological impact on retail investors than the actual decline. Some people in the group are already shouting "Another 312," while others quietly move their stop-loss lines lower. My view: the short-term emotional venting isn't over yet, but the 80,000 level won't stabilize in one go. How's your current position?

Eric Trump said something at Consensus 2026 that left me unsettled for a long time after reading it. The gist is: Wall Street's shift to crypto has "just begun." Note, he used the phrase "just begun," not "in progress," nor "already completed." If someone else had said this, I might have just skimmed over it. But hearing it from Eric Trump feels completely different. A family deeply connected to the crypto world, with one side in the White House and the other at the Consensus venue, the weight of their words is entirely different. Also, has anyone noticed a detail: back in 2024, the Trump family was still being questioned on "whether they really support crypto." Now look, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, BlackRock—one by one, they have all come in. What does this indicate? It shows that the legitimacy of crypto is no longer the issue. The question now is whether retail investors can still participate once institutions have entered. The last time institutions entered on a large scale was during the 2021 bull market. What happened? Most retail investors were left at the peak. This time, Eric Trump says "just begun." What do you think retail investors should do? #Saylor拟出售BTC以支付股息 #美伊接近停战MOU：双方表态分歧 #FOMC前瞻：BTC多头大举建仓

After this wave of $LAB, what you should be thinking about are those tokens that surged before and are now moving sideways. Not about bottom-fishing $LAB. Right now, the market's eyes are all on $LAB, attention is here, and liquidity is here. From another perspective—what is the whale waiting for? Once $LAB's show ends, they will make their move. Ambushing this kind of coin has a higher chance of winning than chasing $LAB.

Why can SOL hold up when the overall market is falling? Here are my observations Last night, mainstream coins dropped again—BTC -1.71%, ETH -2.55%, DOGE -3.41%, but SOL only fell 0.38%, closing around $88.2. Honestly, I've been noticing this "resistance to falling" feeling with SOL since last year. This is not a recommendation, just an objective observation: whenever market sentiment is at its most fearful, SOL's drop is often 2-3 percentage points less than BTC's. Someone asked me yesterday if it was a bottom-fishing opportunity; I said I couldn't be sure, but one thing is clear—SOL's structure at this level is more stable than most altcoins. My judgment is: $80-$85 is its current support range. As long as it doesn't break below this range effectively, its short-term resilience will continue. Looking upward? $95-$100 is the pre-New Year high resistance, which requires volume support to break through. Do you feel the same? Every time SOL drops, it seems like someone is always buying the dip? For those holding positions now, I want to ask: are you waiting for it to retest $80 to add more, or have you already positioned yourself? Share your logic in the comments. $SOL

Woke up this morning and habitually checked the market: BTC $80,200, ETH $2,297. Honestly, a bit surprising. Yesterday we were still talking about the fading optimism on the US-Iran negotiations, and today BTC opened nearly 2% lower. The macro side is stirring things up again—Trump’s tariff rhetoric is back, and risk assets got hammered once more. I scrolled through my social circle, and opinions basically split into two camps: one says "This time it’s different, buy the dip quickly," the other says "Bear market is back, cash is king." I’m in the third camp myself—not sure what to do, so I’m holding steady for now. But one feeling is getting stronger lately: the calls for alt season have been going on for almost two months. Every time there’s a bit of market movement, someone shouts "Alt Season is coming," but it always pulls back. This time BTC pulled back to $80K, and altcoins actually showed a bit more resilience relative to the overall market. Are they really gearing up, or is it another "wolf is coming" false alarm? My personal judgment is: if $80K holds, altcoins might have a small rally ahead; if it breaks, we might test the $75K support. How are you managing your positions now? Still holding? 🤔 #Saylor拟出售BTC以支付股息 #美伊接近停战MOU：双方表态分歧 #FOMC前瞻：BTC多头大举建仓

In the afternoon, I was still browsing news about $ETH above 2300, and by evening it had already dropped to $2,322. In the morning, news came from the US about progress in US-Iran negotiations, the stock market stabilized, oil prices fell, and my first reaction was "risk sentiment cooling down, crypto will drop" — but $ETH immediately showed me a -2.6% performance. $SOL, on the other hand, is strong, just at $89, up 0.46%, this wave is completely an independent trend. Even more absurd, Coinbase suddenly announced layoffs, the market was already lacking confidence, and this directly caused resonance. I was still watching $BTC at 80,800, but the news completely extinguished my bearish thoughts, though the long positions in my account have already been buried. Today, $242M worth of shorts were liquidated, I guess some of them were bottom-fishing halfway up the mountain. I no longer dare to add positions, afraid of taking the last hit. Brothers and sisters, has $80K stabilized? Do you dare to enter? 😄 #Saylor拟出售BTC以支付股息 #美伊接近停战MOU：双方表态分歧 #FOMC前瞻：BTC多头大举建仓

BTC $81,032, ETH $2,332, SOL $89.86, DOGE $0.111, XRP $1.41 Today's market is actually quite conflicted. $BTC dropped to a low of $80,584, then immediately pulled back, now stuck around $81K. On the surface, it looks supported, but volume has shrunk, only 36.9 billion in 24 hours—funds are on the sidelines. News of US-Iran negotiations is still developing, and market sentiment leans risk-off. But there's an interesting signal: $ETH fell much more than BTC last night, and $SOL also pulled back from $90. This indicates short-term funds are withdrawing from high-volatility coins and moving back to BTC. Someone around me bought $SOL at 88, sold at 90.4, and asked if I wanted to buy back. I said wait until it stabilizes at 89 first; this position is awkward right now. Which coins have you seen holding up today? Share in the comments 🤔 $BTC $ETH $SOL #Saylor拟出售BTC以支付股息 #FOMC前瞻：BTC多头大举建仓

Last night before going to bed, I came across a piece of news: Morgan Stanley quietly cut the rate on interest rate swaps by 50 basis points. Honestly, I was a bit stunned. An institution of Morgan Stanley's scale wouldn't make a move without any prior signals. Normally, 50 basis points isn't much, but at this moment—amid easing US-Iran negotiations and risk assets just having experienced a rebound—traditional finance starting to loosen up is a signal worth pondering. My first reaction was: institutions are leaving room to reprice risk assets. I don't understand the stock market well, but on the Crypto side, BTC falling back from $82,700 shows the market is already digesting this news. The difference is, some see it as good news, others as a signal to flee. What concerns me more is that Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has started issuing perpetual preferred shares. To translate, the old way of leveraging to buy BTC is no longer viable, forcing them to use new tools to finance and stay afloat. This doesn't mean BTC is about to crash, but it does indicate: this cycle is different from the last one; between institutional faith and retail account balances, it's not the same bull market. What do you think about this wave of traditional finance movements? Which direction will the funds flow? #FOMC决议夜：BTC多头大举建仓 #Saylor拟出售BTC以支付股息 #OKX独家上线：三大独角兽永续合约 $BTC

BTC $81,031 (sideways consolidation) / ETH $2,331 (-2.7%) / SOL $89 (slightly up) / XRP $1.41 (-1.8%) / Hyperliquid $42.86 (-2.3%) / Over $500 million in liquidations across all contracts in 24 hours. A breakthrough in US-Iran negotiations instantly shifted market sentiment. I’m holding $ETH and $XRP; they were still green before bed last night, but woke up to find the whole sector dropping, with only BTC holding up. Hyperliquid at $42—did I bottom-fish? Yes. Now? Still stuck. This feeling is too familiar: the market is stable, altcoins crash, what you thought was bottom-fishing was actually catching a falling knife. Over $500 million in contract liquidations, bulls lying everywhere, bears laughing last. But don’t rush to be pessimistic. BTC has been sideways for three months; every time people expect a crash, it just won’t fall. What does this mean? Buying pressure remains, the market is just waiting for a signal. My current strategy: heavy positions wait for a rebound to reduce a bit; light positions don’t move recklessly. Real opportunities often appear when everyone is most pessimistic. What about you? Did you cut your altcoins or hold on? Share in the comments. $BTC $ETH #FOMC决议夜：BTC多头大举建仓 #Saylor拟出售BTC以支付股息 #美伊接近停战MOU：双方表态分歧

GameStop is planning to use $368M of its BTC reserves to buy eBay? BTC is still hovering around $81K, and the whole community is watching this spectacle 😄 Michael Burry has completely exited, calling it the "road to capital hell." I initially bought my $BTC position because of the GME "digital asset company" narrative, and now—well, BTC hasn't moved, but the management is already looking to acquire an e-commerce platform. The most ironic part is, GME is currently priced at $4.9, up 4.7% in 24 hours, the stock price is rising but you have no idea what they're doing. Holding a BTC position while telling an e-commerce story, this whole thing is quite meme-worthy. $GME is at $4.9, $BTC is at $81,416. If GME really uses its BTC position to acquire eBay, what would you think? Share your thoughts in the comments, do you think this move is ridiculous? #FOMC决议夜：BTC多头大举建仓 #Saylor拟出售BTC以支付股息 #