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Date: 24th September 2026. The 5% Problem: Why One Bond Yield Is Running Every Market Today. If you want to understand markets today, forget tickers for a moment and look at one number: 5.11%. That's where the US 10-year Treasury yield closed Wednesday, the highest since July 2007, and it kept climbing overnight toward 5.13%. Nearly every other story today, from Tokyo currency desks to European boardrooms, is a reaction to it. The economy is running hot, and that's the problem The spark came from an unlikely place: good news. S&P Global's flash Composite PMI jumped to 58.4 in September from 56.0, its strongest reading since mid-2021. In a normal year that would be cause for celebration. This year it landed on a market already nervous about inflation. The details made it worse. Business input costs rose at their fastest pace in four years, pushed up by fuel and shipping, and supply-chain strain hit levels rarely seen outside the pandemic. Add Brent crude trading above $100 a barrel, and traders drew the obvious conclusion: price pressures aren't fading, so rates may have further to rise. For investors, the uncomfortable shift is that 5% no longer looks like a ceiling. Some strategists are openly discussing 6%, and the point at which higher yields start actively hurting stocks may be close. Wall Street: a slow leak, not a crash Wednesday's session ended in the red across the board: the Nasdaq Composite fell 1.13%, the S&P 500 lost 0.75%, and the Dow gave up 0.68%. Futures were barely lower overnight, but the selling picked up into the European morning. Nasdaq-100 contracts were down about 0.5%, S&P 500 futures about 0.4%, and Dow futures about 0.2% ahead of the open. Tech is taking the hardest hit, and that makes sense. Growth stocks are valued on profits far in the future, and higher yields make those future profits worth less today. Even a busy stretch of AI news hasn't been enough to offset that. Meta showed off new VR glasses and plans to monetize its Muse AI agent at its Connect event, and Alphabet signaled that Gemini 4 is close. Unity Software rose overnight on hopes it benefits from Meta's VR push. The summit in the background Today's biggest scheduled event is political. Chinese President Xi Jinping is in Washington for a three-day summit with President Trump, capped by a White House state dinner expected to include many of America's top tech and finance CEOs. Some of the tension was defused before the meeting started. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the two countries have extended their trade truce by two months, to January 10. That leaves AI competition, the war in Iran, and critical minerals as the main topics. A positive surprise on any of these could briefly lift sentiment, but it's hard to see a handshake outweighing a 5% bond yield. Tokyo's line in the sand The strong dollar is putting pressure on Japan. The yen has slid for two weeks and sits near 157.85 per dollar, uncomfortably close to 160, a level that has triggered official action before. The Bank of Japan raised rates last week, but the governor's follow-up comments were less hawkish than traders hoped, so the yen kept weakening. The key question now is whether Washington would help again. The US joined Japan in buying yen this summer, and Bessent has repeatedly said he wants a stronger yen. If the currency tests 160, markets will find out whether he backs that up with action. Strategists are split on whether the threat alone will be enough. Europe: strong earnings, rising bills Europe presents a split picture. Analysts have been raising earnings estimates for months, the longest run of upgrades in over four years, and Stoxx 600 profits are expected to rise around 15% this year. Euro-area business activity just grew at its fastest pace in more than three years. The market isn't fully convinced, though. The Stoxx 600 has drifted lower since mid-August, and higher borrowing costs are starting to squeeze companies that need to refinance debt. The ECB has already hiked once this month, and markets expect more. Europe's economic data is solid, but rising interest costs could eat into those earnings. Bitcoin: the market's optimist One asset seems to be ignoring the gloom. Bitcoin trades around $84,000, up more than 30% since August. The next test comes Friday, when roughly $15 billion in Deribit options expire. Heavy call positions at $85,000, $90,000, and $100,000 mean dealer hedging could cap rallies until the contracts settle. After expiry, that cap could come off. What to watch before the bell Jobless claims : Another strong labor reading would add to the "rates higher for longer" story and push yields up further. The 10-year yield: If it holds above 5.1%, pressure on tech likely continues. A pullback would give stocks some relief. USD/JPY at 160: A move toward that level raises the odds of intervention, which could move the dollar sharply. Trump–Xi headlines: Mostly a sentiment story unless there's concrete progress on AI or critical minerals. The takeaway: Today isn't really about any single company or summit. It's about whether markets can live with a 5% risk-free rate while inflation signals keep heating up. Until yields ease, rallies are likely to be short-lived. Always trade with strict risk management. Your capital is the single most important aspect of your trading business. Please note that times displayed based on local time zone and are from time of writing this report. Click HERE to access the full HFM Economic calendar. Want to learn to trade and analyse the markets? Join our webinars and get analysis and trading ideas combined with better understanding of how markets work. Click HERE to register for FREE! Click HERE to READ more Market news. 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Tokenisation accelerates Solana: SOL prepares for another test of 120 USD SOLUSD is holding around 115.59 after a strong September rally, while the value of tokenised real-world assets on the Solana network has reached a new all-time high. Technical outlook On the H4 timeframe, SOLUSD maintains a bullish structure after a sharp rise from the 100 area. The price reached the 119–120 zone before correcting and is now consolidating around 115.59. SOLUSD is consolidating after a strong rally but remains broadly bullish. Read more - SOLUSD Forecast Attention! Forecasts presented in this section only reflect the author’s private opinion and should not be considered as guidance for trading. RoboForex bears no responsibility for trading results based on trading recommendations described in these analytical reviews. Sincerely, The RoboForex Team

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How Does Market Structure Differ Across Bull, Bear, and Sideways Markets（II） #SuperEx #CryptoMarket Let’s pick up where we left off yesterday. At the end of yesterday’s article, we gave you a quick preview of what we’d be covering today. So, before we dive in, let’s quickly go over it again. Here’s what we’ll be focusing on today: Manage Risk as Price Advances What Should Users Consider in a Declining Structure? What Should Users Consider in a Sideways Structure? The Most Important Phase Is the Transition Between Structures Volatility Changes How the Same Structure Should Be Traded Indicators Should Answer Questions, Not Replace Judgment A Practical Market-Reading Process for Everyday Users Action Principles for Different Structures Let’s start with the first point: Manage Risk as Price Advances, and use that as our entry point into today’s discussion. Manage Risk as Price Advances In an advancing structure, users may consider: Building positions gradually; Avoiding oversized entries after a single large bullish candle; Placing stops where the structure is genuinely invalidated; Protecting profits as new support levels form; Reducing leverage when positioning becomes crowded; Maintaining available capital for normal pullbacks. The advantage of an advancing structure comes from following the trend, not from increasing position size without limit. What Should Users Consider in a Declining Structure? In a declining structure, the primary task is generally not to locate the exact bottom, but to avoid mistaking a normal rebound for a long-term reversal. Has the Rebound Actually Changed Seller Control? To evaluate a rebound, consider: Whether price breaks the previous major rally high; Whether it can remain in the higher area; Whether the retest holds as new support; Whether volume remains elevated beyond a single day; Whether market breadth improves at the same time; Whether the higher timeframe has stopped forming lower lows. If price merely rebounds quickly toward previous resistance and selling pressure returns, sellers may still control the market. A Large Decline Is Not Sufficient Reason to Buy A 50% decline does not mean price cannot fall further. Users should focus on: Whether the declining structure has stopped; Whether sellers can still make new lows easily; Whether buyers are beginning to defend key levels; Whether price has completed a structural breakout and retest; Whether the project’s fundamentals have materially changed; Whether liquidity and confidence are recovering. “Cheap” is a relative description. Market structure provides evidence about changing buyer and seller strength. Prioritize Capital Preservation In a clear declining structure, ordinary users may consider: Reducing overall exposure; Avoiding repeated averaging down; Avoiding high-leverage bottom fishing; Waiting for the structure to stop making new lows; Maintaining realistic expectations for rebounds; Preserving stablecoin reserves and available margin; Avoiding anxiety about missing the first rebound. A genuine trend reversal usually provides more than one opportunity. Ordinary users do not need to accept all the risk of an unchanged structure simply to buy at the exact bottom. What Should Users Consider in a Sideways Structure? The key in a sideways market is not predicting the direction of the next move, but determining whether price remains balanced or is preparing to leave the range. Define the Range Before Trading A meaningful range generally requires: Repeated rejection near the upper boundary; Repeated buying support near the lower boundary; Price spending most of its time inside the range; Limited directional clarity near the midpoint; Sufficient distance between the upper and lower boundaries. If range boundaries are based on only one high and one low, they may have limited analytical value. The Middle of a Range Often Offers Little Advantage An entry near the middle of the range is relatively far from both support and resistance: Upside potential is unclear; Downside risk is not sufficiently limited; Stop placement becomes difficult; Price may fluctuate repeatedly; The risk-to-reward profile is often unattractive. Users do not need to trade simply because the market is moving. In the middle of a sideways range, waiting is itself a valid strategy. Range Boundaries Matter More, but Should Not Be Traded Mechanically Near the lower boundary, users should look for actual buying support. Near the upper boundary, they should observe whether selling pressure returns. A line touch alone should not trigger a trade. Users should also consider: Candlestick rejection patterns; Volume changes; Performance of major market assets; Whether the boundary is being tested repeatedly; Whether each rebound or decline is becoming weaker. If price repeatedly tests the same boundary and each rebound becomes weaker, the probability of a breakout may be increasing. The Most Important Phase Is the Transition Between Structures The most difficult phase is often not a clear uptrend, downtrend, or range, but the transition from one structure to another. Examples include: An uptrend fails to make new highs and enters high-level consolidation; A sideways range breaks support and develops into a downtrend; A downtrend stops making new lows and begins bottom consolidation; A long-term range breaks out on strong volume and enters a new trend. Transition periods often contain conflicting signals: The previous trend remains intact, but its efficiency declines; Price breaks a key level but fails to continue immediately; Volume expands without a clear directional outcome; Buyers and sellers repeatedly compete around the same area; False breakouts and rapid reversals become more frequent. The most common mistake during a transition is predicting the new trend too early. A weakening rally does not automatically justify a large short position, and slowing downside momentum does not immediately confirm a bottom. Trend weakness and trend reversal are two different events. A more reasonable approach during a transition is to: Reduce position size; Trade less frequently; Wait for a confirmed break of the key level; Observe whether the market accepts the new price area; Wait for a new sequence of highs and lows; Avoid directional bets in the middle of the range; Prepare plans for both possible outcomes. When the market is uncertain, traders do not need to force certainty. Volatility Changes How the Same Structure Should Be Traded Direction is only one part of market structure. Volatility also affects execution. Even within an uptrend: A low-volatility advance may rise gradually with shallow pullbacks; A high-volatility advance may include rapid rallies and severe corrections. Using the same position size and stop distance in both environments may cause users to be stopped out during high volatility before the trend has actually changed. When volatility rises, users may consider: Reducing position size; Allowing a wider but structurally justified stop; Lowering leverage; Avoiding short-term price chasing; Waiting for clearer closing confirmation; Keeping the maximum loss per trade within the original risk limit. A wider stop does not mean accepting a larger loss. Position size should be reduced to keep total risk stable. Indicators Should Answer Questions, Not Replace Judgment The value of technical indicators lies in helping users validate structural observations. Before selecting an indicator, first define the question: To evaluate direction, use moving averages, trendlines, and price structure; To evaluate momentum, use RSI or MACD; To evaluate volatility, use ATR or Bollinger Bands; To evaluate participation, use trading volume; To evaluate futures crowding, use funding rates and open interest. No single indicator can independently declare that the market has entered a bull or bear phase. For example, an oversold RSI only indicates strong recent downside momentum or a large price deviation. It does not guarantee a reversal. A moving-average crossover may also occur inside a range and fail shortly afterward. A better process is: Identify highs, lows, and key levels first; Observe whether price accepts a new area; Use volume, momentum, and volatility indicators for confirmation; Build the trading plan only after that. A Practical Market-Reading Process for Everyday Users Whenever opening a SuperEx chart, users can answer the following questions: 1. What Is My Trading Timeframe? Will the position be held for hours, days, or months? Which timeframe should govern the decision? 2. Which Side Is Moving Price More Efficiently? Are rallies or declines moving faster? Which direction has stronger volume and continuation? 3. Where Is Price Located Within the Structure? Is price near support, resistance, the middle of a range, or just beyond a key level? 4. Has the Market Accepted the Current Price? Can price remain beyond the breakout? Does the retest hold, or does price quickly return to the previous range? 5. Is Participation Broad Enough? Do volume, major assets, and other market sectors support the move? 6. Is the Trade Already Overcrowded? Are funding rates, open interest, sentiment, or leverage at extreme levels? 7. Where Will I Exit If the Analysis Is Wrong? Which price level would invalidate the structural interpretation? 8. Is the Potential Reward Worth the Risk? Is the distance from entry to the target meaningfully greater than the risk to the invalidation point? If these questions cannot be answered clearly, the current market may not offer an attractive trade. Action Principles for Different Structures Advancing Structure Consider: Whether the pullback is healthy; Whether price is too far above support; Whether positioning is overcrowded; Where the trend becomes invalid. More suitable actions include: Looking for pullbacks or confirmation in the trend direction; Building positions gradually; Protecting profits as structure advances; Controlling chasing and leverage risk. Declining Structure Consider: Whether the rebound has actually changed the structure; Whether sellers can still make new lows easily; Whether project conditions or market liquidity are deteriorating; Whether taking risk now is necessary. More suitable actions include: Reducing exposure; Avoiding repeated bottom fishing; Waiting for a breakout, acceptance, and retest; Prioritizing capital and available liquidity. Sideways Structure Consider: Whether the range boundaries are valid; Whether price is near a boundary or in the middle; Whether repeated tests are weakening a boundary; Whether breakout conditions are developing. More suitable actions include: Waiting for confirmation near range boundaries; Avoiding frequent trades near the midpoint; Using more modest targets and clearly defined stops; Waiting for price acceptance after a breakout. Structural Transition Consider: Whether the previous trend is merely weakening or has actually reversed; Whether the breakout is confirmed by volume and closing price; Whether a new structure has formed; Whether more information is needed. More suitable actions include: Reducing position size and trading frequency; Avoiding premature directional bets; Preparing plans for both bullish and bearish outcomes; Increasing participation only after the new structure becomes clearer. Final Thoughts Identifying a bull, bear, or sideways structure is not about predicting the next candlestick. It is about choosing a trading approach that matches the current environment. Effective market-structure analysis should help users determine: Whether to participate actively or protect capital; Whether to follow the trend, wait for a pullback, or observe a range; Whether the current price offers a reasonable entry; Whether the market is overcrowded; Where to exit if the analysis is wrong. Ordinary users do not need to capture every top and bottom. Instead of trying to predict exactly what the market will do next, it is more important to know:What to do if the current structure continues, and how to adjust if that structure changes. That is the real value of understanding market structure. Disclaimer This article is intended solely for market education and does not constitute investment, trading, or financial advice. Market structure and technical indicators cannot guarantee future price movements. Digital assets may experience substantial volatility, while futures trading may amplify both gains and losses. 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SuperEx Educational Series: Understanding Why Do Crypto Assets Experience Such Distinct Market Cycles #SuperEx #EducationalSeries In the previous article, we discussed how token prices emerge through order books, AMMs, liquidity, and actual market executions. If we expand the observation window from one trade to several months or years, a more interesting pattern appears: crypto markets rarely move quietly in a straight line. The more familiar pattern is collective enthusiasm, rapid expansion, emotional excess, sudden cooling, shrinking liquidity, and finally a period when very few people want to discuss prices in the group chat. More surprisingly, the pattern often affects the entire market rather than one token. Bitcoin may rise first, followed by major assets, then newer sectors such as Layer 1 networks, DeFi, AI, or meme tokens. When the market weakens, the sequence may reverse. This is what we call a crypto market cycle. It is not a mysterious clock that rings every four years, nor is it as simple as “prices must rise after a halving.” A real market cycle emerges when liquidity conditions, asset supply, leverage, narratives, and participant behavior amplify one another. Why Do So Many Crypto Assets Rise and Fall Together Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins, DeFi governance tokens, and meme tokens are structurally different assets. Their use cases, supply mechanisms, and sources of value vary significantly. Yet their market prices often move together. An IMF study on the crypto cycle found that a common “crypto factor” explained about 80% of crypto-price variation in its sample. This suggests that short-term token performance is shaped not only by individual projects, but also by market-wide risk appetite. When capital is inexpensive, market liquidity is abundant, and investors are willing to take risk, funds are more likely to move from cash and lower-risk assets into equities, technology assets, and crypto markets. When interest rates rise, dollar liquidity tightens, or risk appetite declines, the process may reverse. Highly volatile assets are often affected early because both their opportunity cost and financing cost increase. This is why the idea that crypto markets are completely separate from traditional finance has become harder to defend. As institutions, funds, and professional traders participate in both markets, their capital and risk budgets increasingly overlap. The macro environment affects how much capital is available. Crypto’s internal market structure determines how large the resulting waves become. When discussing crypto cycles, many people immediately think of Bitcoin halvings. Bitcoin’s block subsidy is reduced every 210,000 blocks, which occurs approximately every four years. According to Bitcoin.org’s halving explanation, the fourth halving in 2024 reduced the subsidy from 6.25 BTC to 3.125 BTC per block. A halving reduces the rate at which new bitcoin enters circulation. If miner selling remains stable while demand increases, lower new supply may affect the market balance. A halving is not an automatic price-increase button. If market demand is weak, reduced issuance does not guarantee appreciation. If traders price in the halving well in advance, the event itself may produce less dramatic movement than expected. Bitcoin halvings can influence the broader market because Bitcoin remains one of crypto’s most important liquidity, sentiment, and collateral assets. When Bitcoin rises, the wealth and risk capacity of holders and traders may increase. Some capital may then rotate into Ethereum, large-cap tokens, and smaller, higher-risk assets. A halving is better understood as an event that may change supply expectations and market attention, rather than a switch that independently controls the entire cycle. Why Is the Crypto Market So Prone to Self-Reinforcing Cycles Crypto markets display strong reflexivity. Price changes alter participant behavior, and that behavior then feeds back into prices. When prices begin rising, media coverage expands, social discussion intensifies, search activity increases, new users register, and stablecoins or other capital enter the market. Additional capital pushes prices higher, and higher prices appear to confirm the narrative that the market is improving. What began as a price movement can evolve into user growth, fundraising, token launches, and ecosystem expansion. As project treasury values increase, teams may expand development, marketing, and ecosystem incentives. A bull market therefore does more than raise prices. It can temporarily improve funding conditions across the industry. The same loop can operate in reverse. Falling prices reduce collateral values, weaken project treasuries, reduce user interest, and encourage investors to exit risky assets. As liquidity declines, later sell orders have greater price impact. During a bull market, rising prices are described as growing adoption. During a bear market, similar data may be interpreted as weak demand. Markets sometimes move first and collectively write the explanation afterward. Why Does Leverage Make Market Cycles Faster and More Intense If the market contained only spot trading, price movements would mainly depend on participants trading with their own capital. Modern crypto markets also include perpetual contracts, futures, lending, and margin trading. Investors can obtain larger exposure with less initial capital. During an uptrend, traders establish leveraged long positions. The additional buying pushes prices higher and attracts more trend followers. If short positions are liquidated, the system may need to buy assets to close them, adding further upward pressure. This is commonly known as a short squeeze. During a decline, the opposite occurs. Falling prices reduce long-position margin, forced liquidations create additional sell orders, and those sales may trigger further liquidations. A BIS study on crypto carry argues that the interaction among trend chasing, limited arbitrage capital, and high leverage may help explain the frequency of severe crypto-market crashes. This is why crypto cycles often do not turn gradually. One week the market discusses a “supercycle,” and the next it suddenly rediscovers risk management. Leverage does not create long-term value. It amplifies the existing market direction and brings future buying or selling pressure into the present. Why Are Market Cycles More Extreme for Smaller Tokens Bitcoin and Ethereum have relatively broad holder bases and deeper global liquidity. Many new tokens have limited circulation, concentrated ownership, and shallow markets. When circulating supply is small, a moderate capital inflow may produce a multiple-times increase in displayed market capitalization. The “crypto multiplier” suggests that one dollar of inflow or outflow may change crypto market capitalization by more than one dollar, particularly when a large share of supply is held as an investment rather than actively traded. The reason is straightforward. Market capitalization multiplies circulating supply by the latest price, even though only marginal tokens participated in establishing that price. During rallies, low circulation amplifies perceived scarcity. During declines, shallow order books amplify selling pressure. Future unlocks further change supply conditions. If team, investor, or ecosystem allocations enter circulation without matching demand, the token may experience a decline even when the broader market remains stable. Crypto therefore contains broad industry cycles and smaller token-specific cycles. When the two overlap, price charts become especially dramatic. An Example: How Does a Market Cycle Build Up Step by Step Suppose global liquidity conditions improve and investor risk appetite rises. Some capital first enters Bitcoin. As Bitcoin rises, market attention increases. Holders gain unrealized profits, and some capital rotates into Ethereum and large infrastructure tokens. Later, newer networks, DeFi, AI, and meme projects become more active. Project funding expands, token launches increase, and market makers or LPs become more willing to provide liquidity. Rising prices, user growth, and project financing appear to validate one another, creating a strong positive feedback loop. As the rally continues, leverage increases. Perpetual funding rates rise, and traders depend increasingly on the expectation that someone else will buy later. At some point, macro liquidity tightens or the market encounters a security incident, large unlock, or regulatory shock. New buying demand declines, but potential sellers remain. Falling prices trigger leveraged liquidations, which create additional selling. Market makers reduce exposure, LPs withdraw capital, and market depth deteriorates. The eventual decline may become much larger than the original event alone would justify. The cycle shifts from positive reinforcement to negative reinforcement. A trading platform cannot eliminate bull and bear cycles, nor should it promise that every token will maintain a particular price. What a platform can do is improve liquidity, price references, and risk controls so that normal volatility reflects genuine market activity rather than one abnormal quotation or artificial trading. In spot and Free Market trading, SuperEx connects different liquidity sources through order books, professional market making, and Free Market AMM. Deeper markets can reduce the influence of one transaction on price. For derivatives markets, SuperEx’s published index-price rules use data from multiple major exchanges and include abnormal-price handling to reduce the impact of temporary deviations on one venue. Funding rates help keep perpetual-contract prices connected to spot indexes. But funding and liquidation also remind users that leverage can amplify gains and accelerate losses. SuperEx also monitors abnormal trading behavior and low-liquidity pairs. The purpose of risk control is not to prevent prices from declining, but to preserve orderly trading and more effective price discovery. A mature platform does not tell users that markets are always safe. It makes rules, price sources, and risk boundaries clear when markets become difficult. Conclusion: Crypto Market Cycles Are the Result of Multiple Feedback Loops Reinforcing One Another Crypto assets experience distinct cycles because several feedback loops overlap, not because every project follows the same four-year script. Bitcoin halvings change new supply. Macro liquidity affects capital costs. Narratives attract attention. Rising prices increase risk appetite, and leverage amplifies the movement. When these forces point upward together, the market can experience powerful expansion. When capital flows, expectations, and leverage reverse together, the correction can be equally severe. Halvings are part of the cycle, but not the whole explanation. Price is an expression of the cycle, not its only cause. Rising markets can support real development while temporarily hiding risk. A crypto cycle resembles a gathering that adjusts its own volume. More participants make it louder, and the noise attracts even more people. When capital, sentiment, and leverage leave together, the room can suddenly become quiet enough for everyone to hear their own positions. About SuperEx As the world’s first Web3-powered cryptocurrency exchange, SuperEx remains committed to building the Web3 ecosystem through products and services including SuperEx DAO, SuperEx Web3 Wallet, Super Start, SuperEx P2P, SuperEx Copy Trading, SuperEx Earn, and SuperEx DAO Academy. Today, SuperEx serves over 10 million users, has a social media community of more than 600,000 followers across 166 countries and regions, and supports more than 1,000 cryptocurrencies for spot and futures trading. Click to register SuperEx Click to download the SuperEx APP Click to enter SuperEx CMC Click to enter SuperEx DAO Academy — Space

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