ETH breaks through the $3900 mark

From the data of major single orders, the net inflow of major players in the past 12 hours reached $204 million, with a buy sell ratio of 2.34:1, indicating a strong willingness of major players to go long. Especially for large purchases around $106580, with cumulative transactions exceeding $100 million, it has become an important support level. However, the current trading volume has significantly shrunk, market activity has decreased, or short-term actions have been limited. On a technical level, the 1-hour cycle candlestick shows a cross star and flat top pattern, the MACD histogram decreases, the downward momentum increases, and the price is under pressure below the EMA24/52 moving average. If the main force continues to attract funds, attention should be paid to the breakthrough of the resistance level of $107575. Open membership, track key trends, and accurately capture market turning points! The data is sourced from the PRO member's [BTC/USDT Binance 1-hour] candlestick, for reference only, and does not constitute any investment advice.

[Binance Co-Founder He Yi Responds to Alpha Airdrop Difficulty Issue] Binance Co-Founder He Yi responded on the X platform to community users regarding the difficulty of claiming the Alpha airdrop, stating that the issue will be addressed. Previously, some users reported that technological methods might make it hard to claim the airdrop. He Yi mentioned that risk control measures will be strengthened and welcomed suggestions for improvement.

According to the popularity ranking, COAI ranks first in popularity, while BAS has the largest decline. The popularity ranking is as follows: ① COAI （$11.68，-30.72%） ② ZBT （$0.3851） ③ ETH （$3886.34，3.78%） ④ KGEN （$0.5248，30.13%） ⑤ BNB （$1110.93，6.26%） The buying power of BAS main funds is average, with a net inflow of $3.7163 million within 24 hours and a transaction volume of $678 million within 24 hours, of which the net inflow of main funds is $4.8568 million.

[U.S. SEC Chair Says U.S. Crypto Sector Is Ten Years Behind] On October 18, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Paul Atkins stated at an event in Washington, D.C. that the U.S. crypto sector is approximately ten years behind. Establishing a regulatory framework to attract innovation is the top priority at present. He emphasized that the SEC is committed to building a robust regulatory system to bring back innovators who have left the U.S. and to promote the development of the crypto sector.

[Deutsche Bank: Gold's Share in Global Reserves Rises to 30%] Deutsche Bank's latest report indicates that gold's share in the total global 'foreign exchange and gold' reserves has risen to 30%, while the share of the US dollar during the same period has dropped from 43% to 40%. Deutsche Bank analysts further stated that for gold's share to match that of the US dollar, with current holdings unchanged, the price of gold would need to rise to approximately $5,790 per ounce. This trend reflects the continued increase in the importance of gold in global reserves, while also showing a decline in the US dollar's share in international reserves.