CoinWorld data: According to the Pro large-order list, the total trading volume for BTC and ETH among major players over the past 24 hours is as follows: BTC cumulative trading volume was $784 million, including $493 million in buy volume and $292 million in sell volume, for a net difference of $201 million. ETH cumulative trading volume was $1.29 billion, including $685 million in buy volume and $605 million in sell volume, for a net difference of $79.89 million. The latest data shows that major players are still positioning at key price levels: BTC’s net order-book difference is $1.298 billion, and ETH’s is $2.571 billion.

South Korea’s stock market closed down nearly 4% today at 5552, shedding more than 20% in a month from 7080, while Hynix pulled back 35%. Foreign investors sold more than $400 million, institutions sold another $300 million-plus, and retail investors bought more than $600 million, but still couldn’t prop up the market. US chip stocks rebounded a little over 1% last night, but Asia continued to fall, showing that the selling now isn’t driven by overnight sentiment—someone is recalculating the AI capex numbers. Bitcoin has been hovering between 81,000 and 83,000 for the past ten days or so, at 81,700 today, down just 5% over the same period. 80,000 is the dividing line: hold above it and the bulls are in control; break below it and accept it. $BTC

$BTC Bitcoin is fluctuating lower today, but remains within the normal range of volatility; you can choose to wait and see or go short now Take profit: 80500 Stop loss: 83500 Wait patiently for the midterm elections; it may rise above 90000