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calendar_today10-09-2010 23:15:37

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From a structural perspective, if $BTC experiences a slight dip, a second pullback in the alt sector is inevitable. Pay attention to defensive ranges and capital management.

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The current backtest is a healthy consolidation. Short-term fluctuations are inevitable, but the trend is still bullish.

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After removing BTC, ETH and stablecoins, the Alt market has limited volatility, indicating that most funds are still concentrated in mainstream assets.

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The timeline is quite interesting: • HyperLiquid whale's last short position: 20:49 GMT • Trump tweet: 20:50 GMT If this isn't a coincidence, then there may be a larger market manipulation behind this plunge. #Bitcoin #Macro

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Saylor's prediction is a typical mid-bull market trend: Strong upward momentum to $180,000 A mid-term correction to $140,000 Then comes the true main uptrend. If the pace remains consistent, this could be a repeat of history. 📈 #BTC #Crypto

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Over 1,010 traders lost over $100,000. Of these, 206 traders lost over $1 million. 358 accounts were completely liquidated, leaving their balances at zero. This was one of the most severe concentrated margin call incidents in the platform's history.

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"From a technical perspective, this rapid decline may trigger an oversold signal, and there may be a technical rebound opportunity in the short term. However, it also reminds us that the risk of market adjustment still exists, and we should pay attention to key support levels."

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The S&P 500 has only experienced a 3% correction for the seventh time in 119 consecutive days, indicating that short-term market volatility has increased, but a 3-6% correction is healthy in the long-term trend, similar to giving the bull market a "breathing time."

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“The 2.7% drop is a normal technical correction, especially after the almost ‘retracement-free’ vertical rise in the past six months. The market needs a healthy correction to release the accumulated profit-taking pressure.”

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The market's historical rhythm is indeed surprisingly consistent. Perhaps we are standing on the threshold of another long-term oscillation cycle.