Hahahahaha the best meme of today $AAPL
“Apple used AI so badly in the AI race that it won this match”

When I thought this round was completely hopeless, the market suddenly delivered a neat reversal. When I opened the chart in the morning, $ZEC was still hovering back and forth at high levels. Many people were drawn in by that little bounce, but I noticed the sell pressure never really disappeared—once the price went up, nobody truly stepped in to hold it.
When the market was grinding at the top during the session, I compared it with ZEC for a few rounds—the rally became weaker and weaker, and the trading volume didn’t keep up, with a strong feel of a long-setup trap. So I waited until around

$SNDK Sandisk’s 1230 long is trapped—down 150 USD! After the storage sector plunged 14%, it turned bullish in the after-hours— is this the last chance to escape, or a reversal signal?
Brothers, if you chased the long at 1230 on Sandisk, now you’re seeing 1078—are you even afraid to look at the screen?
It’s down more than 150 points—brutal. Yesterday the storage sector collapsed across the board: Sandisk plunged 14%, Corning fell more than 12%, SK Hynix’s ADR dropped 9%, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index lost a key support level. The spark was that SK Hynix’s earnings came in below expe

Just after I finished watching the bad news, I thought the market would keep up its act of strength—turns out, in the afternoon, this pullback directly tore open the disguise that was still hiding at the highs.$MON Earlier, it kept trying to push upward again and again, but the volume never kept up. The rally didn’t have staying power—like it was waiting for someone to take the last baton.
While everyone else is still watching, I’ve been monitoring the change in MON’s order flow, and I found that nobody was stepping in. Every time the price touched a key level, it snapped back. Once I judged i

Sharing yesterday’s performance: I profited in the European session, but couldn’t resist continuing into the US session, which led to a loss. Later, I liked the appropriate entry level, so I cut losses by 3% and entered. I’d also set my take-profit point.
After waking up this morning, I immediately took profit.

$SNXX In the past 24 hours, it crashed 26%. At 7.54, is anyone brave enough to buy? Anything below 7.0 is what I want. Anyone who chased it up at 10.43 must have regrets now—remember: don’t chase highs when buying on dips; discipline is the lifeline.
Trading plan: place limit buy orders between 7.20 and 7.30. Stop-loss is before 6.80 (the previous low). Take-profit at 8.50 and 9.60. Position size must not exceed 2%. Don’t dream of getting rich overnight with one bet. This drop is clearly on declining volume, but until the rebound is confirmed, if you’re itching to trade, then cut it off.
Diggi

JUST IN: A16z-affiliated addresses reportedly resumed HYPE accumulation, withdrawing ~132,057 HYPE (~$7.34M) from CEXs in 8 hours at ~$55.54 avg. If sustained, this could signal renewed institutional interest in HYPE. $HYPE

JUST IN: to fully compensate all SK Hynix contract liquidations tied to a price spike from $1,127.9 to $917.25, while accelerating pricing mechanism reforms. This preserves market integrity after a volatile pre-market move. $SKYX?

a coin goes from $400K to $40M in one hour. $10M in liquidity. everyone could've gotten in. the chart is clean. the entry was free
and some KOLs decided to fud it?
brother the coin did a 100x in 60 minutes with deeper liquidity than 99% of coins on any chain COMBINED and your contribution to the timeline was "this looks like a scam"
you saw something pumping that you weren't in and your brain immediately went to "how do i make the people who are in it feel bad"
$10M in liquidity at $40M mcap, the kind of play where you can enter and exit with real size without moving the price. and you're fudd

BREAKING: Tether generated $481M in revenue over the past 30 days through yield on USDT backing assets.

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Tongge 7.29 ETH trading plan
Enter the market around $ETH 1925-1940, stop-loss at 1960, first target 1870, second target 1850.
Yesterday, Erbing’s highest bounce reached 1928.9, exactly coming to the short-term pressure zone. After pushing higher, there was no effective breakout, indicating that sell pressure above this level still remains.
At the moment, 1925-1940 is the area where the short-term range is being renegotiated. If the bounce can’t break through this range, the short-term bias remains under pressure.
Below, focus on around 1850. This zone has shown support multiple times before.

JUST IN: Zcash researchers published over 2,700 machine-checked theorems to rule out undetectable counterfeiting bugs in Ironwood. This reinforces protocol reliability and may support user trust in shielded transactions. $ZEC

After the $PI v26 upgrade, there is still @v26.1, then @v26.2, looping back and forth. Finally, the upgrade to v314 is completed successfully, with a price difference (price spread) as high as 0.00314.

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An Introductory Analysis of BTC Short-Term Trends from Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, Volume-Price Relationship, Order Flow, and Price Action
$BTC ‌#BTC 1. Dow Theory
Major trend (1-hour timeframe): The main downtrend that began from the historical high of 74,462 on May 28 is still ongoing. After the price fell from 74,462 through the June 15 secondary high of 67,255, it dropped all the way to the July 1 low of 57,721, for a cumulative decline of 16,741. After bottoming on July 1, the bulls launched an ABC rebound (Wave A 64,597 → Wave B 61,471 → Wave C 64,660). After the end

The market has really left people scratching their heads lately. The moment the policy direction shifts, traders are like ants on a hot pan, scrambling to find an exit route for themselves. Look at that August federal funds futures contract—its open interest has jumped straight to over 900,000 positions, higher than last October by a noticeable margin. Behind this number is everyone’s complete uncertainty about what the Federal Reserve will do next. Some people are betting on rate cuts, others are betting on rate hikes—the disagreement is so huge it’s almost unbelievable, and even old hands sa