#数字货币市场回升 opened with a direct show of authority on Monday — $BTC broke the $87,000 threshold. To be honest, that rebound over the weekend now looks like a typical bull trap, with buyers completely trapped. $ETH is even worse, as it has fallen as much as it previously rose, completely driven by market sentiment.
The traditional market is quite interesting: spot silver has skyrocketed to $57 per ounce, setting a new historical record. The group that rushed into silver futures last Friday must have made a huge profit, right? Gold hasn't been idle either, as the technical indicators show that the correction has ended, with some institutions calling for a target price of $4,700 per ounce.
Polymarket data shows that the probability of the Federal Reserve lowering interest rates by 25 basis points in December has risen to 88%. Goldman Sachs has also made it clear: this rate cut is basically a done deal.
In terms of institutional trends, Michael Saylor has released Bitcoin Tracker information, which is likely indicating another increase in BTC holdings. Even more outrageous is the Swiss National Bank, which directly holds over 750,000 shares of MicroStrategy stock. Doesn't this count as an indirect allocation of Bitcoin?
However, there has been an incident in DeFi - Yearn's yETH was attacked, and 3 million USD worth of ETH was stolen and transferred away. This operation once again reminds everyone that protocol security is always the top priority.
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GasFeeCrier
· 13h ago
Bull trap? Simply put, it's the art of suckers catching a falling knife. I didn’t chase that rebound over the weekend; it felt too fake.
Saylor is going to buy the dip again; this guy really isn’t afraid of being trapped.
Yearn has crashed again; where's the promised revolution from DeFi? The security might not even be better than CeFi.
Silver skyrocketing to 57 is really amazing; those who bet could have made a fortune.
An 88% probability of interest rate cuts; it feels like the Fed has been planning this all along, just waiting to announce it.
The Swiss Central Bank buying MicroStrategy stocks is truly just shifting from left hand to right hand.
ETH is really suffering this time, the decline mirrors the rise, I completely don’t understand it.
Those who still dare to catch a falling knife now are real warriors; I’ll just observe for a while.
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ETHReserveBank
· 13h ago
Caught in a trap again, this is the daily life in the crypto world.
Saylor is still increasing his position, even the Swiss Central Bank is coming in to catch a falling knife, the market makers really don't want the price to drop.
Yearn got hacked again, what a mess, that's how DeFi is, returns and risks are always proportional.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 13h ago
The term bull trap is absolutely spot on; I really got trapped this weekend, and now I'm just waiting for Saylor to come and save the day.
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OfflineValidator
· 13h ago
The bull trap this time has made those buying the dip cut losses again. It's really terrible.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 13h ago
Another wave of bull trap, my buy orders are definitely trapped again, how come I always step on it
Silver is stuck at 57 bucks, my contract buddies really made a profit this time, I can only chase the price and lose money
Saylor is going to buy again, the Swiss Central Bank is also secretly allocating, while I'm still playing people for suckers and exiting with losses
DeFi safety first? No, the loss experience is the priority.
#数字货币市场回升 opened with a direct show of authority on Monday — $BTC broke the $87,000 threshold. To be honest, that rebound over the weekend now looks like a typical bull trap, with buyers completely trapped. $ETH is even worse, as it has fallen as much as it previously rose, completely driven by market sentiment.
The traditional market is quite interesting: spot silver has skyrocketed to $57 per ounce, setting a new historical record. The group that rushed into silver futures last Friday must have made a huge profit, right? Gold hasn't been idle either, as the technical indicators show that the correction has ended, with some institutions calling for a target price of $4,700 per ounce.
Polymarket data shows that the probability of the Federal Reserve lowering interest rates by 25 basis points in December has risen to 88%. Goldman Sachs has also made it clear: this rate cut is basically a done deal.
In terms of institutional trends, Michael Saylor has released Bitcoin Tracker information, which is likely indicating another increase in BTC holdings. Even more outrageous is the Swiss National Bank, which directly holds over 750,000 shares of MicroStrategy stock. Doesn't this count as an indirect allocation of Bitcoin?
However, there has been an incident in DeFi - Yearn's yETH was attacked, and 3 million USD worth of ETH was stolen and transferred away. This operation once again reminds everyone that protocol security is always the top priority.