Why buy BTC at $60K when you can wait for $80K?
Conclusion: Rich people don’t buy cheap things. 😂

The resistance zone was locked in ahead of time, and the market arrived as expected.
Bitcoin surged to 78774, landing right within the anticipated 78600-79000 resistance zone, then pulled back under pressure, delivering on the strategy.
There is no need to guess the market—levels determine the outcome. Now we simply wait for the planned profits.
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August 31 Evening Strategy Plan
Priority ranking, for followers only
Operation priority ranking
Priority 1: Short under pressure at 2456-2462
This is the most important trading point tonight.
If the price rebounds to 2456-2462 but cannot decisively hold above it on the 5-minute/15-minute chart, a short position can be opened.
Short entry: 2456-2462
Aggressive entry: 2452-2456
Conservative entry: Enter after facing pressure at 2458-2462
Stop-loss: 2468-2472
First take-profit: 2442-2445
Second take-profit: 2430-2435
Third take-profit: 2418-2422
Extreme weakness target: 2400-2407
Logic:
The curre

The Rally Showed Up. The Fed Took the Mic. Now These Three Have to Prove It.
Last week looked like the market finally remembered how to go up. This week looks like the hangover. BTC, ETH, and SOL all ripped hard off the mid-August lows, tagged levels nobody had seen since spring, and then ran straight into Jackson Hole. Kevin Warsh didn’t whisper. He talked like another rate hike is still on the table. Risk assets flinched. That’s the tape you’re trading now not the highlight reel from last Tuesday.
BTC is sitting around $78,100 after kissing $81k and getting rejected. The weekly move is still

$$UAI 18% gain is just an appetizer. I bet it breaks through 0.45 tonight; if I'm wrong, I'll eat a keyboard on livestream. Don't rush to call me crazy—look at the data first.
The 24-hour trading volume is 82.4M. For this market cap, the turnover rate has already gone through the roof. It touched a high of 0.4245 and dipped below 0.3436, with a 23.5% range—this kind of rally after violent shakeout is often not retail activity, but the big players testing the waters after accumulating at lower levels.
I entered the spot position around 0.36 yesterday and am currently up 12%+, but I haven't sold

The most comfortable position for shorting is not after the drop has already occurred, but when a rebound runs into resistance at a key level. After this breakdown, the rebound never reclaimed the trendline, and the key resistance levels kept getting lower, maintaining a relatively intact bearish trend.

The entry was set at 108.01, with a very simple rationale: the rebound faced pressure near the trendline, and several attempts were pushed back. Short-term bears had the upper hand, so shorting in line with the key levels was much steadier than trying to guess the bottom. After entry, the mar

BTC Slowly Climbs Nearly 1,000 Points in the Afternoon; Low-Volume Rally Still Conceals Risks👀
In the afternoon, BTC steadily rose from 77600 to 78700, making a moderate move higher.
However, after climbing to 78700, it failed to break through on increased volume and stalled near the highs around 78400.
The strong resistance zone at 78600‑78800 is close at hand, selling pressure remains heavy, and the bulls are clearly showing some hesitation.
This rise is a low-volume slow grind higher, driven more by short sellers closing positions and short-term capital than by an active bullish trend atta

What will the milestone #50 be? 👀
Can't wait @peaq to reach further with 100 milestones
But even better will be the $PEAQ product releases

I did nothing—just went to the bathroom, and when I came back, the K-line had already done the work for me. During the intraday bottoming phase, I stared at it until my eyes nearly went blind. The price swung back and forth within a narrow range, consolidating sideways at the bottom without breaking down. This kind of structure is both the most frustrating and the most deceptive. I judged it to be accumulation, not distribution, so I called a long position.

As a result, $BLUAI surged directly from 0.011625 to 0.01277, +194.58%. That was a satisfying bite of profit—felt really great😎 Some p

ChatGPT is really great value. After Pro 20x expires, there is basically a user retention period. You don't renew, but the account continues to show Pro 20x. This period can be longer or shorter.
Mine was set to expire on the 17th this month, but the subscription wasn't removed until today, the 31st. In other words, I got 14 extra days of use. If calculated this way, I dare say Pro 20x is currently the most cost-effective subscription.
Moreover, Claude revealed today that the actual usage of 20x may only be several times the Pro usage. That makes things interesting. Given that ChatGPT ofte

ETH is currently priced at $2,445, down 0.98% over the past 24 hours and 0.72% over the past 7 days, with the price fluctuating narrowly below the middle Bollinger Band. Support comes from institutional fund flows—spot ETFs saw net inflows of $824 million last week, while crypto funds recorded $3.2 billion in weekly inflows, the largest since October last year; pressure comes from technical and macro factors—an ADX of 42.25 indicates that the bearish trend dominates, while the escalating U.S.-Iran conflict and continued expectations of Fed rate hikes are suppressing risk appetite. The forces o

JUST IN: A newly activated address placed 30 non‑position-reducing BTC buy orders totaling ~1,046 BTC (~$79M) at $75k–$76k, currently ~3.4%–4.7% below spot. If filled, this could signal intent to accumulate near the wing of the pullback. $BTC

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$PUMP emerged from a cliff-like plunge, staging a high-speed cornering battle reminiscent of an F1 race. Early hype around the hot topic drove the price all the way up to 0.004819, with market FOMO reaching a fever pitch as large numbers of participants chased the short-term rally. But the hot topic had a very limited lifespan, and no new events continued to bolster market expectations.
Funds at the highs began taking profits and exiting. Weak buying support failed to withstand the selling pressure, sending the market downward and the price back to 0.004334, with 75x leverage generating +714.

Third setup for the day
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