This week's market wrap-up | Follow the trend, and let rhythm rule!
Stayed firmly focused on the long bias throughout, ignoring short-term choppy shakeouts.
Bought dips decisively on pullbacks to support and rode the trend to short when prices faced resistance at highs.
Bitcoin and Ethereum took turns delivering profits, with each trade safely locked in.

Market opportunities are always there; the hard part is sticking to your strategy and putting knowledge into practice.
Maintain your rhythm and calmly await the next market breakout#BTC重返81000美元 $BTC ‌

$Lobster has no technical analysis, and I don’t believe what others say about technicals either. It’s purely about faith. How much you can make on an altcoin depends on how strong your faith is. Just #事件合约赛享1%交易量奖励 faith and that’s it—come down for me. #Gate7天净流入全球Top3

One of my favourite:
📚 A great company at a terrible price is a bad investment.
Everyone can name good businesses. Few ask what is already priced in.
Second-level thinking starts after the obvious story ends.
You do not get paid for admiring quality. You get paid for the gap vs price. ✍🏻
“The Most Important Thing (Howard Marks); The Plain Bagel”

A 3-0 German Cup rout ≠ Hamburg can pull off a league upset—its “false prosperity” needs to end
The previous four pieces all discussed how Dortmund would win, but some people might say: “Hamburg beat Verl 3-0 in the German Cup, so they’re in good form!”
Come on, Verl are a 3. Liga team. Beating a 3. Liga side 3-0 is completely different from facing Dortmund in the league. The German Cup win only shows that Hamburg avoided slipping up against a weaker team; it says nothing about any issue related to Dortmund.
Hamburg’s real problem is this—they have conceded in every one of their last 14 league

I did nothing—I just went to the restroom, and when I came back, the candlestick chart had already done the work for me. When I opened the market this morning, $BZ retested around 87.28 and held, with buying pressure strengthening, so I opened a long position without hesitation. This kind of level can be agonizing to watch, but there are actually buyers underneath, so there’s no need to overthink it. Then, in the time it took to use the restroom, I came back to find that 87.84 had already pulled far ahead, and +58.24% was in the bag just like that. It was truly sluggish at first, but the brea

Not a single person can tell me why this went to 30m
They’ll just reply with “PumpFun crime” 🚶🏾‍♂️🚶🏾‍♂️🚶🏾‍♂️🚶🏾‍♂️

ethereum:0x467bccd9d29f223bce8043b84e8c8b282827790f is looking as bullish as it did in 2021 against bitcoin
Back then it pulled of a 130X rally against bitcoin in 150 days. Today we have the same exact setup , same boring phase of the bear market, same underlying conditions.
This is why im bulilding a strong position for telcoin in my portfolio because i understand that when the time to pump comes, it will happen in a few days-weeks, there wont be time to catch the ride.
Yes it's boring to hold and accumulate for years but it's better than to FOMO and ride it all the way down.

A few days ago, I was still calculating whether I had enough money for instant noodles this month; this morning, I was already wondering whether to add a sausage. I went long at 77595.4, the current price is 78057.57, and the return is +102.77%. Time to have a good meal, brothers.

A few days ago in the early hours, $BTC was moving sideways at the bottom, buying pressure was quietly strengthening, and I knew it was time to act just by watching the chart. I opened a long and sent out a reminder, and the chart gave me the answer when I checked it this morning.

I’ve taken 80% off the table fi

$ETH Yesterday, I also told everyone to short into strength, and that trade paid off. Today is Saturday, so low volume is normal, resulting in a doji. However, 2400 is the daily support level, and it has not been broken. The four-hour chart is consolidating above the support level, but there has been no rebound. The one-hour chart also shows that there is currently no sign of a rebound. Therefore, 2400 will most likely be broken. The key is whether there will be a rebound tomorrow, Sunday night. If not, it should fall below 2400 on Monday. Although the price has been moving sideways here, ther

Affected by hawkish remarks at the Jackson Hole global central bank symposium, international spot gold has undergone a sharp short-term correction, with London spot gold falling back to around $4,455 per ounce and posting a single-day decline of more than 3%. Long positions have taken concentrated profits and exited after the previous surge, causing market volatility to expand significantly. On the fundamental side, U.S. core inflation remains above the Federal Reserve’s 2% target, and the market has raised expectations for another rate hike this year. A stronger dollar and higher U.S. Treasur

congratulations community, we made it

CLO moved with the Chinese session and high-beta contracts today, with no new independent announcement to explain the jump. It looks more like leaderboard-driven capital spillover than new fundamentals.
$CLO

62 matches and never a 0-0 draw—there will be goals in this game
Guys, here’s a fun fact: Tottenham and Newcastle have met 62 times in the Premier League, and not once has it ended 0-0. 62 matches, with goals in every one—the longest such record in Premier League history. What does this mean? It means you can see with your eyes closed that this game will produce goals.
Neither team is particularly strong defensively. Tottenham have conceded an average of two goals per game in their two competitive matches this season, with their defense full of holes. Newcastle have also conceded in both of th

A few days ago, I was still calculating whether I had enough money for instant noodles this month; this morning, I was already wondering whether to add a sausage. I opened the chart this morning and saw that $DGAI ’s short position had delivered the answer again: entry at 0.7675, current price 0.6721, return +279.48%—feels really great. The judgment at the time was simple: the rebound lacked strength, and every upward push fell just short. With this kind of trend, not shorting would be doing the chart a disservice. The wait was indeed frustrating, but the result feels great. As for the trade,

PJM took 24 nuclear projects into Cycle 1. 17.3 gigawatts. America's largest grid.
That's the third-largest slice of 201.5 gigawatts they agreed to study. One to two years. First-ready, first-served. Site control and money down before anyone looks.
The fight is not a reactor brochure. The fight is the queue. Hyperscalers keep trying to sit behind the meter and become their own utility because the permit is the gate. Operators on the nuclear boards call the SMR landscape paperwork, not construction. The number that printed is 17.3 gigawatts in the cycle.

This move is so straightforward I don’t even have to think—the account is out there dancing on its own. Honestly, when I entered, I wasn’t expecting it to show me this much favor so quickly.

When $ORDER plunged intraday, it looked like it was rebounding, but every upward push was just short of breaking through, and the buying support was ridiculously weak. Once I saw the clear resistance above, I decisively opened a short. After grinding for a while, it finally plunged—would’ve been rude not to take the money.

Entered at 0.04822, now at 0.03306, with +611.68% secured. As for profits, they’

I didn’t expect it to fall, but it came down obediently on its own. 🫠

Opened the chart this morning and saw clear resistance at the highs, so I entered a short around 152.22. While many were still rushing to catch the rebound, I only saw strong selling pressure and insufficient buying support. Now at 106.19, with +1456.25% secured, this trade feels great.

Don’t let profits inflate, and don’t despair over drawdowns. The market specializes in humbling all kinds of overconfidence, especially that of those who think they’re the smartest.

I’ve closed 80% of the position first, with the remai

This trend is so obvious I don’t even need to think—the account is dancing on its own.

During the repeated intraday fluctuations, I just watched the height of $WLD each rebound. Each wave was lower than the last, while volume failed to follow and support was lacking—clearly, there was no one to catch it on the way up. I entered the short directly at 0.4076, set the stop-loss, and left the rest to time. I was even too lazy to write a review; the script had already been written.

No need to say much about the results: from 0.4076 down to 0.377, +536.17% secured. This bite of the market was s