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🔥 Gate Meme TradingView Setup: Is the Next Meme Move Being Prepared?
Meme coins are moving fast again, but this time I am not interested in simply chasing the biggest green candle.
I am watching something more important:
Is meme liquidity preparing for another rotation, or are traders still reducing risk?
The latest market action gives us a very interesting setup. Bitcoin has pulled back toward the $78K area after recently trading above $82K, while speculative assets have suffered a much sharper correction. The CoinDesk Memecoin Index was down around 10% over 24 hours in the latest

H is about to expose the smartest shorts as the daily trend turns.

$H /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 0.08180 – 0.08266
SL: 0.08639
TP1: 0.07911
TP2: 0.07702
TP3: 0.07390

Why this setup?
Why now? The 4h structure shows the 1h price resting at 0.08229 inside a defined entry zone, and the 1h ATR of 0.001735 tells us volatility is compressed enough for a decisive move. The 15m RSI at 55.19 means momentum is neutral, not overbought, so a short bias has room to breathe without immediate exhaustion. With the daily trend firmly bearish and the entry reference at 0.08223, the setup targets TP1

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Betting blind, tomorrow a bunch of “gurus” will say again that trading is simple: go long on the way up and short on the way down.

Following up on the previous post, we actually need to wait for the right market conditions; there’s no need to trade every day. But as long as I don’t uninstall the software, I’ll open it and take a look. To this day, I still haven’t overcome this habit. Although I’m much more patient than before, I still occasionally act too hastily and enter at inappropriate levels. Tomorrow is Saturday, so I’ll seriously review everything. Friends who share the same goals are welcome to communicate and exchange ideas together—let’s make money together!!!$XAUAUD

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$BTC

【$4 Signal】Long + 1H volume breakout, riding the upper band higher
After the $4 1H volume breakout, the price is hugging the upper Bollinger Band, with RSI at 74.69 and short-term momentum overheated. The 1H MACD bullish histogram continues to expand, while support near 0.0198 around the EMA20/50 is rising. Order book depth imbalance is -59.23%, with a bid-ask ratio of 0.26. Short-side orders are densely placed, but the price remains resilient as selling pressure is quickly absorbed. Funding rate: 0.0213%, OI stable.
🎯Direction: Long
⚡Entry/Limit Order: 0.02201593 - 0.02204900
🛑Stop Loss: 0.

#ShareWeekly #Bitcoin is sitting at a level where the next move matters more than the last move. BTC is around $77.16K after losing roughly 4.5% over the past week, and the interesting part is that price has now returned close to the lower end of this week's range instead of holding the recovery above $80K.
The recent structure is showing clear short-term weakness. BTC reached about $82.11K during the last seven days, but sellers stepped in and pushed price back toward $77K. The $78.5K area is now the first important test because it lines up with today's high. A clean reclaim of that zone woul

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【$ETH Signal】4H bullish expansion + 1H pullback for a long entry
$ETH Pullback confirmation after the 1H breakout, with the 4H MACD bullish histogram expanding to 9.5016; the current price of 2570 is holding near the 1H Bollinger upper band at 2597.53.
The order book bid/ask ratio is 1.36, depth imbalance is +15.10%, and bids are densely placed below. The 1H RSI is 64.26, and the 4H RSI is 67.64. Hot-coin temperature remains acceptable, with the extreme overbought zone not yet reached. The 1H MACD histogram is contracting at 13.9415, indicating cooling short-term momentum. OI Stable, funding r

#每周来晒 #8月CPI数据出炉 What do you think of the US August CPI data?
According to a Caixin report: Data released by the US Department of Labor on the 11th showed that the US core Consumer Price Index rose 2.4% year-on-year in August, in line with the forecast of 2.4% and down from the previous reading of 2.5%. August core CPI rose 0.3% month-on-month, above the forecast of 0.2%.
US August CPI rose 3.4% year-on-year, in line with the forecast of 3.4% and unchanged from the previous reading of 3.4%; it rose 0.4% month-on-month, also in line with expectations of 0.4%. On the surface, these figures “met

#weeklyshare #Bitcoin
Bitcoin has bounced back toward $77,856, but the recovery does not erase the sharp rejection that just hit the market.
BTC recently reached a high of approximately $79,874 before losing momentum and falling all the way toward $76,022. From the top, that is a decline of more than 4.8%, showing just how quickly the market can move when macro pressure, leverage and technical selling arrive at the same time.
The important question now is not simply whether Bitcoin can recover $78,000. The bigger question is whether the move toward $76,022 was a temporary liquidity flush or t

U.S. household net worth surged by $12.8 trillion quarter-on-quarter in Q2, the largest nominal increase since the 1950s, bringing the total to approximately $183 trillion.
On the positive side, the wealth effect is supporting consumption. The Nasdaq rose 21% in Q2, with stock market gains becoming the primary driver of household wealth accumulation. Goldman Sachs estimates that household net worth has risen to 800% of disposable income. Rising household wealth directly boosts consumption, which accounts for approximately two-thirds of U.S. economic output, providing fundamental support for ea

I didn’t do anything—just went to the restroom, and when I came back, the candlestick chart had already done the work for me.

When the sell-off started in the morning, $SOL ’s rebound looked weak no matter how I viewed it. Every step down from the highs came with volume, while each rebound was weaker than the last. Trapped positions overhead were clearly weighing on the price, and the funds only wanted to use the rebound to exit—no one was genuinely willing to buy. I followed the short direction at 103.42, with protection set above the rebound platform. At the time, I only reminded everyone

$BTC I’m still on the bullish side. The retail long-short ratio fell from 1.5961 to 1.4190, showing that retail traders are pulling back, while the large-holder position ratio at 2.1047 barely moved and did not follow retail traders. Over the past hour, 83 long positions were liquidated, compared with just 17 short positions; the pullback after the spike wiped out leveraged traders chasing the rally. The highest funding rate across the three periods was 0.0061%, so longs are not overcrowded. The options open-interest put/call ratio is 0.91, with call positions still dominant, while DVOL is rel