.@NewYorkFed Global Supply Chain Index was little changed in August, edging up to 1.06 vs. July’s reading of 0.94 (revised up from 0.79)

#NvidiaMarketCapBackAbove5.4T
NVDA Is Back Near $230 — Is the Next AI Leg Already Starting?
Nvidia is once again sitting near the most important psychological area on the chart.
After the latest earnings release, the market has continued to absorb a powerful combination of numbers: $96.2 billion in quarterly revenue, 106% year-over-year growth, $89 billion in Data Center revenue, and $108 billion in expected Q3 revenue. Nvidia also says Vera Rubin production shipments have begun, with demand coming from major hyperscalers, AI clouds and system manufacturers.
Now the stock is approaching $230.

【$MARSCOIN Signal】Long + 1H pullback support, buy orders dominate
$MARSCOIN Order-book depth imbalance 31.31%, bid depth ratio 1.91, 1H pulled back to around 0.1718, with price still above EMA20 (0.1398). The MACD histogram is 0.0044; bullish momentum is narrowing, but price has not fallen below the midpoint of the short-term high-volume candlestick.
🎯 Direction: Long
⚡ Entry/limit order: 0.1713444 - 0.1718600
🛑 Stop-loss: 0.1701414
🚀 Target 1: 0.1744379
🚀 Target 2: 0.1757269
🛡️ Trade management:
- Upon reaching Target 1, reduce the position by 50% and move the stop-loss up to breakeven

bitcoin:native
Still net short and bearish here.
Looking to get swing long in the 72k-74k region to 90k
HTF closes below 72k and I'll look to swing short to 45k
Bearish invalidation is a weekly close above 82k
I reiterate, buying spot altcoins at these prices is a bad idea.

I was just about to go to the forum and rant, but then I saw my balance. Forget it—the market is always right. 😏

While everyone else was running, I kept staring at the chart without making a move. The resistance above was especially obvious; every rebound was weak, and volume never followed through. It didn’t look like a reversal at all. I thought to myself, this kind of rebound isn’t an opportunity—it’s just here to offer up victims.

So I went short directly, entering $SEI at 0.06851. It ground down all the way to 0.04691, and +2246.42% gave us the answer.

That was a very satisfying me

Did nothing, just went to the bathroom, and when I came back, the candlestick chart had already done the work for me. I was watching $BSB when the dumping started in the morning session: it had a strong bull-trap vibe, with volume failing to keep up—a classic case of going up with no buyers to take it. So I opened a short at 0.61559. A lot of people panicked and cut their losses during that sharp drop, but I saw an opportunity emerging. When I came back, the current price was 0.1082, with a return of +1622.9%—that was a satisfying bite.

The market is waited out, and profits are held out. A q

2026-09-04, $ETH went long (200x), earning +335.00%, with an entry at 2406.74→2453.10. This move was like drifting an F1 car into a parking spot outside a wet market—on a market that rose just 1.9%, 200x leverage somehow produced the effect of a rocket launch.
On the macro front, Fed official Waller suddenly turned dovish, while jobless claims data played along, and the market instantly switched from “I’m doomed” to “I’m back.” ETH followed big brother BTC above 2500, as the bears collectively exploded on the spot.
This tells us: in the crypto world, leverage is the real magic wand—a gentle w

August hours worked increased to 34.4 vs. 34.3 est. & 34.3 prior

$USELESS no longer has funding support—time to short, short it hard back to its level.

$ZAMA This short trade went exceptionally smoothly, with returns approaching 4.7x.
The entry opportunity for this coin was shared earlier in the chat, and the price is now nearing the first take-profit level. The short-term decline has been substantial, and a rebound shakeout could come at any time.
At this stage, don’t expect to capture the entire downtrend. Take partial profits first, and keep holding the remaining position with a stop-loss in place. The market will not continue moving in one direction forever, so risk management must never be neglected.$AIO #BTC收复8万美元

August labor force participation rate rose to 61.6% (blue line); rate for men up to 67.2% (orange line); rate for women ticked up to 56.4% (purple line)

Starting with 100 U, 20 U at the end of each workday
Day 1 completed $XAUUSD

$TAO showed a high-probability long entry signal, and a long position has been opened in live trading. $BTC #Gate用户突破6000万

#AugustNFPReportComing
The market is waiting for one of the most important economic releases of the week.
The August U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report is coming today, and traders across global financial markets are watching closely.
The report is scheduled for release at 8:30 a.m. ET on September 4, 2026. Current expectations point toward a modest recovery in U.S. employment after July delivered an unexpected decline.
According to current market estimates, economists are looking for approximately 55,000 to 56,000 new jobs in August, compared with a 23,000-job decline in July. Unemployment i

I didn’t do anything—I just went to the restroom, and when I came back, the candlestick chart had already done the work for me. I was watching $BSB as soon as the market dumped in the morning session. It had a strong bull-trap feel, with volume failing to follow—classic price going up with no one buying—so I opened a short at 0.61559. Many people panicked and cut their losses during that sharp drop, but I saw an opportunity emerging. When I came back, the current price was 0.1082, with a return of +1622.9%. That was a satisfying bite.

The market is waited out, and profits are held out. A qui

$SYM
The falling wedge consolidation continues. Positive divergence is starting to form at the bottom

$Lobster
$BICO
Lobster vs. BICO

September 4 $ETH Evening Analysis
Sure enough, it’s Black Friday. As mentioned earlier this morning, we can’t afford to be too long-term-minded on Black Friday. The core bearish factor tonight comes from the U.S. nonfarm payroll data for August. The data showed 162,000 new jobs, far exceeding the consensus estimate of 56,000 and well above July’s revised figure of 23,000. The unemployment rate remained at 4.1%, in line with expectations and July’s level.
This strong data provides hawkish members of the Federal Reserve with solid grounds to raise interest rates at the policy meeting in less tha