Bitcoin can be shorted from here all the way to the top
78536, we’ll see tomorrow. Patiently awaiting the outcome.$BTC

📈 Red Bull pace, ride the momentum. $DOGE ‌

AI Spending Is Reshaping Corporate Financing
U.S. convertible bond issuance has reportedly reached a record $131 billion, as companies look for ways to finance major investments while keeping access to capital markets.
A key driver behind this trend is the growing investment in artificial intelligence.
Companies are spending heavily on AI infrastructure, data centers, computing power and related technologies. Convertible bonds can offer businesses another way to raise capital while potentially giving investors future equity exposure.
The bigger picture is interesting:
AI demand → Higher capita

I originally planned to cut my losses and call it a day, but it turned around on its own and handed the profits back.

While everyone was still watching from the sidelines, I was waiting for the moment when the rebound lost steam. Every push upward was just short of breaking through, with clear resistance overhead, so I went straight short at 0.04561. The price has now fallen to 0.04213, with my position up +40.05%—feels great.

I closed 80% of the short position first, and moved the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to breakeven, so even a fierce rebound won't matter. If you're not confident a

Post-CPI squeeze, straight into resistance - just as we head into the weekend.
Time to let the market do its thing, and see where we end up after the weekend.
See you on the other side, gents.
$BTC

The more I look at the $ETH vs $NFLX fractal, the more interesting it gets.
Both spent years trapped inside massive ascending triangles after their initial expansion, repeatedly testing the same boundaries while sentiment went from excitement to exhaustion.
That’s what makes this fractal interesting to me.
Not the candles. The psychology behind a multi-year compression.
NFLX eventually resolved it violently to the upside.
Now we watch ETH.

$ETH If I said I predicted it as early as September 5, with the highs over the past two days around 2650, would anyone believe me? Unfortunately, the evidence is a V screenshot, so I can’t post it.

【$MET Signal】Long + 1H high-level consolidation, supported by negative funding
$MET RSI 1H 72.41, 4H 73.94. After surging to 0.2873, the price pulled back to around 0.2675. The 4H MACD bullish bars are expanding, while the 1H bullish bars are contracting, with momentum shifting from explosive growth to sideways digestion. Order book depth imbalance is 12.35%, with a bid-to-ask ratio of 1.28 and active buy-side support from pending orders below. The funding rate is -0.0019%, OI is stable, and short costs are slightly inverted.
The risk-reward ratio is 1.50, with a tight stop-loss distance and g

A few days ago, my hand trembled slightly as I set the stop-loss; this morning I realized that filial piety was unnecessary—the market never even gave me a chance to trigger it.

When the early-session dump began, resistance above $BEAT was obvious. Every rebound fell just short, volume failed to follow, and selling pressure was strong. Seeing this structure, I directly called for shorting near the highs—don’t chase longs.

The result, straight to the point: shorted at 0.1339, covered at 0.082, and +761.71% is already secured. Time for a good meal—the struggle paid off.

Close 80% first, a

#AugustCoreCPIBeatsExpectations #每周来晒 #8月CPI数据出炉
US inflation did not deliver a major surprise, but that does not mean the market has nothing to price.
August CPI rose 0.4% month over month, the strongest monthly increase since June, while annual inflation remained at 3.4%. Both readings matched expectations. The important question now is not simply whether CPI beat or missed forecasts. The bigger question is whether inflation is cooling fast enough for the Federal Reserve to become more comfortable with a less restrictive policy path.
A CPI number that matches expectations can still move mark

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Good morning friends happy Friday
Still another day to build. What are your plans for the day?

#AugustCoreCPIBeatsExpectations
CPI Hit Expectations — But Volatility Is the Real Story
The part I’m watching after today’s CPI is not the headline alone. It’s the volatility created around Fed expectations.
August U.S. CPI increased 0.4% month-over-month and 3.4% year-over-year, with both figures matching expectations. Core CPI rose 0.3% MoM, while the annual core rate eased to 2.4% from 2.5%.
So this was not a major upside inflation surprise. But it also wasn’t a clean victory over inflation.
That matters because yesterday’s PPI had already shown stronger producer-price pressure, with PPI r

Latina gf: Take me to a place I will never forget.

𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙏𝙤𝙠𝙚𝙣𝙤𝙢𝙞𝙘𝙨
So, where does the $HED supply actually go?
Hedge Energy has a total supply of 1 billion $HED.
Here’s the breakdown:
30% → Insurance rewards
20% → Liquidity
15% → Ecosystem development
15% → Team & founders
10% → Marketing & partnerships
10% → Pre-listing
The part that stands out to me is the 30% allocated to insurance rewards.
That’s 300 million $HED reserved for the reward pool, which is directly connected to the core purpose of the protocol.
Of course, allocation is only one part of the story.
The bigger question is how sustainably that reward pool can support th

$ONDO weekly compression above the middle BB

PPI is still hot, and a rate hike is still on the table
Yet the market is completely green today
The VIX gave back nearly 10% in one day, down to 16
Everyone who got scared off yesterday was pulled back in today
The panic lasted only one day
Yesterday I said there would only be bargains after the drop ran its course
It didn’t give me a bargain—it came straight back in a V-shaped reversal
I changed my mind—chasing it
I’m viewing this move as a short squeeze
A short squeeze can keep going up
Before the Fed next week, I’m betting this move isn’t over
SPY is at 764 now
AVGO

Didn’t do anything—just went to the restroom, and when I came back, the K-line had already done the work for me. A few days ago, the afternoon market was still swinging back and forth. The pullback at $BE held, buying clearly strengthened, and I judged that this move wasn’t just a random bounce, so I said longs could be followed. Many people were still waiting on the sidelines at the time. I was watching just one thing: whether the pullback could hold.
From 200.9 to 274.2, +1765.54% went straight onto the screen. Feels good, brothers—we enjoyed this profit comfortably. The sleepless nights we