#SNDK#闪迪 is in the same camp as Kioxia, not Micron/Samsung Electronics/SK Hynix. Sandisk is the company with the highest earnings per share in the world, period. This Wave 2 plunge was 57%, extremely severe. It has rebounded 40% from the low. Can it continue rising? What is the nature of this rally? I share my view in the second chart. $SNDK ‌

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These past two days have been so busy that I haven't even picked up the package yet (actually, I'm just being lazy).
Many thanks to @SGB_ZH @SGB_app和@ZuiJiu61637送的周边!
It just has to be purple—purple clothes look so elegant when worn.
Unfortunately, Zhao Gongzi's is a large size. My dear mom asked if I could get another one; she wants one too, saying it looks good😂

$1.1 billion came in, but BTC didn't rise; $330 million went out, but BTC didn't fall—have ETF flows "stopped working"?
From August 3 to 7, U.S. spot BTC and ETH ETFs saw combined net inflows of approximately $1.1 billion.
Bitcoin ETFs accounted for $865 million of that.
And then?
Bitcoin's price barely budged. It kept churning within the $62,000–$65,000 range.
It gets even more surreal.
From August 10 to 14, Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of approximately $329 million.
By "common sense," the price should have crashed, right?
Bitcoin still didn't fall. During the same period, BTC's UTC closing

Is Bitcoin about to have its final dance?
For now, my personal analysis remains bearish: after so many days of consolidation, there will be one final drop, followed by a period of consolidation before the bull market officially returns.
Bitcoin’s hashrate has fallen by 17%. This means miners are capitulating. We usually observe this phenomenon during the final stage of a downtrend.
It feels like Bitcoin is about to begin a parabolic rally.

PopHoodCats look so cute ngl
I don't know if this is stolen art or there's any twist to it but I love this!
Here's the collection:
@PopHoodCat

$AKE Keep holding and don't sell; won't sell without a 100x return.

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📊 Week in Focus: Markets at Highs, the Fed in Focus, and the “Basket Test”
The past five days brought investors a true feast of risk appetite. The US S&P 500 and Nasdaq indexes set new all-time highs, while Asian markets staged an impressive recovery — South Korea’s KOSPI jumped more than 11%, breaking out of a prolonged tailspin.
Against this backdrop, gold slowed somewhat after surging to two-month highs (nearly $4450), but held above $4300, posting its second consecutive weekly gain. However, the status quo could change in the coming days.
What to watch in the week ahe

Xu Shengfan Cang’s 20–30 summary: nine wins and one bamboo shoot, precise positioning, steady progress, all corresponding to posts that can be consulted! #GateLaunchpool瓜分141万枚DOS $XAUT

The market fluctuates every day, but there aren’t many moves that are truly worth participating in.
My approach has always been quite clear:
First determine what state the market is in, then assess whether the current volatility offers a worthwhile trading opportunity.
Trade with the trend in trending markets, trade ranges in sideways markets, and wait when the structure is unclear.
The most important thing in trading is not predicting every fluctuation, but filtering out most fluctuations that have no value.

$BOME ‌ is flashing some serious momentum at 70/100, making it one of the stronger setups on today's board. The price is in a clear uptrend, with higher highs and higher lows confirming bullish structure. Resistance at $0.000891 is the next major test — a breakout above that level could trigger a significant rally. However, volatility is elevated, and the breakout is still unconfirmed. This is a high-risk, high-reward setup that could pay off handsomely, but only if buyers can push through resistance.
Entry zone: $0.000828 – $0.000891 (breakout required)
Targets: TBD after confirmation
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$BTC ‌ is the big one — and right now, it's in a ranging market between $61,210 support and $64,365 resistance. Momentum is weak at 58/100, and the market is showing no clear direction. However, support at $61,210 is very strong, and resistance at $64,365 is equally formidable. In similar past setups, Bitcoin has often broken out of these ranges with significant volatility. The question is: which way? I'm watching for a confirmed breakout or breakdown before making any move.
Support: $61,210
Resistance: $64,365
Big moves ahead — but wait for confirmation. Always DYOR.
#GateLaunchpool141MDOS

JUST IN: South Korea short selling in equities climbs despite a rebound in markets. If stock shorts keep rising, it could signal continued caution around risk assets. $BTC ? $ETH ?

$CHIP 24-hour trading volume is 33 million, up 17.67%. This kind of volume, in the past three halving bull markets, has been a typical sign on the eve of altcoin season. After the 2016 halving, tokens with similar patterns saw abnormal moves averaging 15%-20% in the seven days before breaking out. The 2020 wave was even more extreme, with some assets doubling outright before entering their main rally. The current price is 0.0278, just 5% below the 24-hour high, indicating that selling pressure has been absorbed.
My strategy is simple: test the waters with a small position at the current price,

$JST ‌ ‌ is stuck in a ranging market between $0.0976 support and $0.1126 resistance, with momentum at 55/100. The structure is neutral, and the breakout is unconfirmed. This is a classic accumulation phase, but direction is unknown. I'd stay on the sidelines until we see a decisive move above resistance or below support.
Support: $0.0976
Resistance: $0.1126
No setup — no trade. Always DYOR.
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$BTC $HYPE

$HOLO is down 15% over 24 hours, hitting a low of 0.0549 just now, and is now lying on the ground at 0.0556 like a tattered rag. Trading volume is 13 million, showing that some people are panicking and fleeing while others are stepping in to catch the falling knife.
Let me start with a story. There are two fruit shops downstairs in your neighborhood. Shop A keeps shouting, “Imported cherries are cheaper now,” while Shop B stays quiet but doubles its daily restocking volume. Which owner do you think really knows the market? $HOLO is that quiet shop right now—the price is falling, but trading v