On October 18, Bitcoin began to stop falling and rebound due to favorable news from Trump. The Bank of England plans to introduce stablecoin regulations by the end of 2026, aligning with U.S. regulatory pathways.

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Cryptocurrency News

October 18 Highlights:

1. OpenSea is transforming into a cryptocurrency trading aggregation platform, with a total trading volume reaching $1.6 billion so far.

2. "Bond King" Gross: If you want to hold gold, you might as well wait a bit longer.

3. Bloomberg: Hyperliquid is currently controlled by a small group of insiders and lacks formal regulatory oversight.

4. Market news: Li Lin will launch a $1 billion Ethereum treasury company.

5. Over 130 small cryptocurrency ETFs are pending review, as the market downturn tests issuance prospects.

Trading Insights

The "strange" truth of the cryptocurrency bull market: Under institutional control, the survival guide for retail investors has been rewritten. In the past, one could judge the market based on MACD golden crosses and head-and-shoulder patterns. Now, the cryptocurrency bull market has become a "reverse routine"—the manipulators can easily pull a few steps, rendering the technical skills of traders ineffective; institutions rely on cross-market hedging to extend cycles, turning the bull market into a grueling marathon, with even the most reliable time cycles starting to "go haywire." The market has long been dominated by institutions: giants like MicroStrategy leverage Bitcoin as collateral, firmly occupying the top traffic, making it difficult for altcoins to emerge. Even more exaggerated, the number of tokens has surged from 3,000 on Binance last year to 12 million, with so many junk coins that manipulators are too lazy to control them. Last year, there were 870,000 meme coins on Solana, with a survival rate of less than 4% after 30 days; retail investors suffered heavy losses and were unable to return, and the market ecology has already changed dramatically.

Want to survive in the current market? You must abandon old thinking and adopt this new playbook:

  1. Break free from the market cap illusion: Bitcoin is rising slowly like "digital gold," while altcoins are rotating like "pass the parcel." What seems like a bull market may just be a trap set by manipulators; don’t be deceived by superficial trends.
  2. Diversify positions: Allocate 70% of your position to hard currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, and consider altcoins for the remaining 30%, ensuring that no single project exceeds 3% of total funds to reduce the risk of hitting landmines.
  3. Cut losses faster than manipulators: Market conditions can change faster than flipping a page; be sure to set stop-loss lines—such as exiting immediately if the weekly drop exceeds 15%—don’t wait until your assets hit zero to regret.
  4. Keep an eye on value sectors: Cautiously invest in areas with real application scenarios like DeFi protocols and Layer 2 infrastructure, and avoid meme coins that rely on PPT hype, steering clear of pure speculation traps.

Today's cryptocurrency market is no longer a "buy and wait for rotation" paradise. Manipulators can control the market with ease, and retail investors must proceed steadily, preferring to earn less while avoiding the fate of being trapped at the peak, rather than becoming the harvested chives.

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BTC

Analysis

Bitcoin's daily line fell from a high of around 109,200 to a low of around 103,470 yesterday, closing around 106,400. The support level is around 104,700; if it breaks, it could drop to around 102,750. A pullback can be considered for shorting nearby. The resistance level is around 108,250; if it breaks, it could rise to around 110,000. A rebound to nearby can be considered for shorting. MACD shows increasing bearish momentum. The four-hour support level is around 105,600; if it breaks, it could drop to around 104,500. A pullback can be considered for going long nearby. The resistance level is around MA14; if it breaks, it could rise to around 109,150. A rebound to nearby can be considered for shorting. MACD shows decreasing bearish momentum and has signs of forming a golden cross.

ETH

Analysis

Ethereum's daily line fell from a high of around 3,950 to a low of around 3,670 yesterday, closing around 3,830. The support level is around 3,760; if it breaks, it could drop to around 3,625. A pullback can be considered for going long nearby. The resistance level is around 3,945; if it breaks, it could rise to around the MA7 moving average. A rebound to nearby can be considered for shorting. MACD shows increasing bearish momentum. The four-hour support level is around 3,775; if it breaks, it could drop to around 3,695. A pullback can be considered for going long nearby. The resistance level is around 3,910; if it breaks, it could rise to around the MA30. A rebound to nearby can be considered for shorting. MACD shows decreasing bearish momentum and has signs of forming a golden cross.

Disclaimer: The above content is personal opinion and for reference only! It does not constitute specific operational advice and does not bear legal responsibility. Market conditions change rapidly, and the article has a certain lag; if you have any questions, feel free to consult.

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