markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent
bitcoin:native ethereum:native hyperliquid:native

I love trading on @Polymarket The mechanics are really interesting.
Your stop loss is time-based, not price-based.
Opened these ethereum:native shorts back in August.
ETH rallied HARD and put my positions deep into drawdown.
Today, it came back down to $1,750 and hit my target.
You don’t need the perfect entry, and you don’t have to sweat every temporary pump or wick.
You have time for the trade to play out.

Even the only long position went up—damn impressive. A free, high-quality signal $SOXS , though it's no longer being held.

Been watching the charts nonstop, and this move still left me speechless. 📉
BTC plunged to 63k, just one step away from 60k. Not long ago, people were calling for 100k and 150k; now the bulls have been wiped out.
This market really only rewards going against the crowd: the more people call for a bull market, the more likely they are to get hit; the more people despair, the closer we may be to the bottom.
#BTC #Crypto

It's 2021, ETH just went from $87 to $4,800
It's 2026, ETH just went from $1800 to $1800 to $1800 to $1800

#USJoblessClaimsBeatExpectations #ShareWeekly

Economic indicators rarely tell the entire story through a single number. Sometimes, a small change in employment data can reveal much bigger questions about inflation, interest rates, financial stability, and investor confidence.

The latest US Initial Jobless Claims report is a good example. Weekly applications increased to 200,000, compared with economists' expectations of 194,000 and the previous week's revised figure of 191,000. Although the increase was relatively modest, it suggests that the American labor market may be gradually losing mo

At 6 a.m. on the 13th, I told my friend the market would take a serious hit over the next three days. He didn't believe me and said, “If you can predict that, you're a god.”

I woke up early to the same familiar waterfall crash.

Opened the exchange to find a complete mess!

The community is filled with anguished cries.

Today, people have already started discussing whether crypto is doomed.

And both orders I placed last night were filled:

My DCA purchases also went ahead as usual.

This may get me some flak:

In a bull market, everyone is an investing expert. It’s in a bear market that you find out who’s really here to accumulate coins.

Retail investors’ greatest advantage isn’t having better information than institutions, but that nobody can force them to give

This is what happens when you tough it out—I feel like I'm dying

Benjamin Cowen on a Saturday night in London dawg we rlly down bad💀

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has fallen to 14, nearing historic lows.

#btc Still not buying the dip?
Still waiting for the right
Opportunity waits for no one
A bottom at 63000
Take profit at 68000

Grabbed a few of Emmett Johnson
@ +475
Currently @ -185
Will this be the reason I hit my first triple jackpot? 🧐 @FanaticsSports

$Bull Is Coming sentiment index 18 (extreme fear), funding rate -0.047% (shorts are crowded). It plunged 27% in 24 hours, from 0.0637 to 0.0432, with a trading volume of 27.1M—this is the token I just cut losses on yesterday.

I went long at 0.058 the day before yesterday, based on a breakout above the previous high and trend continuation. But I bought the candle at peak euphoria, when the funding rate was +0.06% and everyone online was calling for a 2x. Yesterday, I stopped out when it broke below 0.052, taking an 11% loss. Today it’s at 0.046, and I’m glad I didn’t hold—but honestly, seeing

#白宫提交CFTC与SEC两党委员提名
#ETH If a financial crisis is coming, how far could it fall? Ether down to 120? What would be a safe-haven asset then? What do you think

I peeked at my portfolio.
I shouldn't have done that.

While most people are caught up in the buzz around inference at KubeCon, I think production teams should first get a clear handle on GPU and memory allocation instead of piling in all at once. After doing this for so long, I’ve learned that position sizing always matters more than calling the direction—and the same goes for compute. Let’s save this take and come back tomorrow to see if it holds up. Keep an eye on this if you’re following along.