Now the daily fun is to see the AI's take profit and stop loss positions, as well as Insider's Position situation.
Insider should have closed all BTC long positions in the early morning without waiting for the APEC two days later, and then closed all ETH long positions in the afternoon. This means that the part of the position he added yesterday at 114-115 probably didn't make a profit. Now he is fully going long on SOL, with a position already at 117 million dollars. Opening price 198.4.
However, I don't quite understand his logic. The rise of BTC from 10.7 to 11.6 has already priced in the news of the China-US talks. The interest rate cuts have also long been priced in by the market. So the only explanation for going long on BTC and ETH while holding SOL is optimism about SOL's ETF.
But the two ETFs this week are only Bitwise and Grayscale. They are not the two giants BlackRock and Fidelity. When Bitcoin cannot move up, can Sol show an independent trend? I'm a bit skeptical.
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Now the daily fun is to see the AI's take profit and stop loss positions, as well as Insider's Position situation.
Insider should have closed all BTC long positions in the early morning without waiting for the APEC two days later, and then closed all ETH long positions in the afternoon. This means that the part of the position he added yesterday at 114-115 probably didn't make a profit. Now he is fully going long on SOL, with a position already at 117 million dollars. Opening price 198.4.
However, I don't quite understand his logic. The rise of BTC from 10.7 to 11.6 has already priced in the news of the China-US talks. The interest rate cuts have also long been priced in by the market. So the only explanation for going long on BTC and ETH while holding SOL is optimism about SOL's ETF.
But the two ETFs this week are only Bitwise and Grayscale. They are not the two giants BlackRock and Fidelity. When Bitcoin cannot move up, can Sol show an independent trend? I'm a bit skeptical.