Lately I've been watching $OKB closely Fluctuating around 100 USD I think it's undervalued Why do I think it's underved The total supply is permanently capped at 21 million tokens, just like $BTC Last year there was a one-time burn of over 65 million tokens, which is an irreversible fact More importantly, the demand side is changing OKB is no longer just a "platform token discount coupon" It is the Gas for X Layer It is the staking threshold for the Exchange OS deployment market Every new market locks up another batch of OKB Supply locked down × demand rising This combination is not fully priced in at the current price level Why I am starting to build a position now It has dropped about 69% from the all-time high of 258 Market sentiment is still in the fear zone I'm not going all in Building a base position first, and will add more depending on the Q3 rollout of Exchange OS ⚠️ Personal operation record, not investment advice X Layer's TVL is still very small, whether the narrative can be realized depends on the data But I'm willing to use a small portion of my position To bet on "the market hasn't priced it correctly yet"

Luckily, I cut losses during the day and caught this dip to open a new position. Although tonight the Fed has two loudmouths, Barkin and Harker, saying they want to raise rates, the market has significantly lowered the probability of a rate hike in September. Risk assets should rebound now. I think tonight is the final reshuffle. Comrades, Get your bullets ready. Train your troops for a thousand days, use them in a moment of need, But don't go all in at once, To prevent a deeper shakeout. Don't end up with no bullets to enter when it drops to 40,000 😂 $BTC I'll open a starter position first, If it drops again late at night, I'll keep adding.

$BTC's little rebound during the day isn't even enough to make me happy for the time it takes to smoke a cigarette. Looking at the US stock pre-market, the show is starting again. They're purely treating the bulls like Japanese. Long position stop losses are already set, leaning more towards a sideways consolidation washout for two days, then a rebound. In these two days, they should shake off some of the bottom-fishers who lack determination, after all, the vehicle is too heavy to pull.

$CORE Honestly, this wave is quite surreal. The coin price has dropped about 99% from its peak, and I haven't sold a single coin, the paper loss is so big I don't even want to look. But after reviewing the project's actions over the past six months, they really haven't been idle: SatPay public beta, BTC liquidity staking, dual staking increase, fees changed back to buyback. Even the London Exchange launched a BTC staking ETP based on Core, and custodians like BitGo and Copper have also come on board. To be honest, the team is "working." They shifted the narrative from mining to BTCFi revenue, and in August they plan to adjust the Gas economy to accelerate buybacks. But despite these implementations, the coin price still hovers around 0.019, and liquidity remains weak. For someone like me, deeply trapped with hundreds of times loss, selling feels unsatisfying because the ecosystem data (staking over 300 million coins, TVL recovering) is indeed improving; Holding on feels scary, fearing another year of sideways movement. Those who have been through a deep crash understand this feeling: You know the project team is doing things, but the red numbers in your account are still glaring. Not selling a single coin is not faith, it's numbness. Also, I want to see with my own eyes whether this "revenue era" can really be reflected in the coin price. ⚠️ CORE current price is about 0.019 USDT, down over 99% from the 2023 peak. In the short term, there is still an unresolved $BTC dispute involving $150 million with Maple. Please DYOR before bottom fishing.

$BTC experienced another night of turmoil, with countless traders losing their positions last night! Simply put, money is flowing out. A few days ago, the ETF finally saw some inflow, but today it directly turned to a net outflow of 145 million, which is a very painful signal. Plus that Strategy, which used to be a die-hard bull, actually sold over 1,600 coins today to pay interest. That move is really scary. Last night's CPI data met expectations, but the market didn't buy it. That wave of liquidations last night wiped out tens of millions of dollars again overnight. Leverage is great when prices rise, but when they fall, it's truly a stampede.

Today $KAITO took a brutal hit, directly crashing through support. The main reason for the drop is that platform X blocked InfoFi's API, this coin basically relies on "talking up" and posting to survive, now the path is completely blocked, so everyone is definitely panicking. Plus, that whale moved 18 million tokens, although they haven't sold yet, everyone fears a dump. The overall market is also terrible, Bitcoin is dragging a bunch of altcoins down, so it's no surprise this coin is falling. I feel it can rebound back to $0.53, let's see if it can hold, opening a small position to catch the bottom, will add more if it drops further. Saw someone on the neighboring platform's long position got wrecked.

The CPI met market expectations, but it still dropped; liquidity is too poor. If there’s no rebound before 12 o’clock, I’ll have to stop loss on my $BTC long position. I won’t hold overnight this time. The upcoming market might still be mainly volatile. It’s uncertain how big the drop will be. Shorting also requires caution; I don’t think it’s necessary. If you’re not optimistic, just stay out and wait to buy the dip. Chasing shorts at this level is really unsustainable even with a single rebound.

Is everyone ready to face tonight's CPI? My $BTC long position is already set up. Don't hit me at 8:30, just hit the stop loss. My personal prediction is that the data will meet expectations. After a round of market decline, even if it just meets expectations, there should be a decent rebound, but remember to take profits in time. Don't be greedy. Liquidity hasn't yet reached the point of a real market shift.