The bull market has already started—don’t get shaken out.
Many people are still agonizing over whether an 8.8% pullback is frightening. I’ll tell you directly: it’s very healthy. The 200-day moving average is providing support at $72.5k, and Bitcoin has already climbed above the 50-week moving average. This is a signal of the early stages of a bull market.
How can we tell? Look at the liquidation data.
What has historically marked the top of a bull market? Historic long liquidations—when everyone is crazily bullish, one major bearish candle wipes out all the longs, and the bull market ends. Th

$MU LONG SETUP 🚀
Entry: 892 – 899
SL: 882
TP1: 903
TP2: 915
TP3: 930
Strong bullish momentum. Watch for a confirmed breakout above 903.09.

Greatness needs no words! Polaris’s early positioning around 805/2320 was a long entry!
Entered a little early
Currently at highs of 825/2430
Another easy 2,000 points and 100 points!
That’s strength—everyone stand up!
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Floki all time high hype ath go

After liquidating over $110 million in long positions, big players suddenly unleash a 6.7x surge in inflows! A counterattack to liquidate shorts or a bull trap?
“K-lines are drawn for retail investors to see; fund flows are the big players’ hole cards. In crypto, surviving is 10,000 times more important than making more.”
Personal take: The latest news from last night through today has been one liquidation after another. First, that whale who was liquidated for $110 million missed triggering a stop-loss at 80500 by just $184, eventually cutting losses of 3.26 million and turning around to buy

Tong Ge's 10.19 ETH Outlook
$ETH Short around 2425-2440, stop loss at 2460, targets at 2380-2350-2320-2300-2250

Current price: 2418. Yesterday's high precisely touched 2428, right in the entry zone from our publicly shared outlook, then price plunged all the way to 2327. Those who followed the plan must have enjoyed a very satisfying gain. The oversold rebound has now reached around 2429 at its high, with the current price at 2418—it's as if the market has brought you back to the same test.

Looking at the chart structure: on the daily and 4-hour timeframes, the broader trend remains firmly

Starlink | ETH | October 18 Trade Idea Review
Yesterday’s idea for ETH:
Entry range: 2380—2400
Stop-loss: 2360
First target: 2440—2450
Second target: 2470—2480
Yesterday, the key point was just one sentence: buy the pullback, but wait for confirmation.
Looking at the chart, ETH briefly dipped to around 2320, then rebounded quickly and is now back above 2420. The rebound has been strong.
This move once again shows that ETH has been highly volatile lately. Even when the price appears to have reached a support area, it may still fall further. Don’t buy the dip just because the price has dropped a

Bitcoin and Ethereum: This morning’s strategies played out as expected, with precise entries at 81659-82756 and 2386-2437, delivering 1000+50 points.
Life and death are ordained by fate; wealth and honor are determined by heaven. We are all under the Bodhisattva’s protection!
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The market isn’t short on opportunities; it’s short on people who think ahead about “where to go long and where to go short.” Position yourself early, wait patiently, and leave the rest to the market.
Master both long and short positions, and cash in on both directions. $BTC ‌#比特币短线站上8.2万美元

Aptos burned 174.1K APT in the past 30 days, bringing its total burned since mainnet to 1.9M APT. Every transaction on Aptos burns APT, putting its annualized burn rate at 2.1M APT.
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Are your $Lobster longs at 0.04800 still salvageable? A painful postmortem after $Lobster liquidations hit 5.26 million: “I thought I’d buy the dip while others got liquidated, but I ended up being someone else’s liquidity.” Last night, $Lobster plunged from its highs to 0.01873, with 5.26 million in liquidations across the market, including 4.09 million in long positions. Your 0.04800 long is basically stuck at the mountain peak, out in the cold. Why did it fall so hard last night? Simply put, the narrative fell apart. $Lobster was held up entirely by sentiment and community hype. Early inves

Restarting the $30-a-day challenge: Day 1

$XLM Something about this feels a bit off. DTCC’s service for tokenizing $30 trillion in assets is about to launch—yes, $30 trillion, not $3 billion. When something this big lands, you’d normally expect trading volume to explode first. But what happened? The price is 0.1789, up just 0.8% in 24 hours, with volume at only 70% of normal. The market is treating the bullish news like it’s nothing, and the price is still down 11% for the week.
My read is simple: the market itself is unsure whether this is actually bullish for XLM. If DTCC really uses Stellar’s rails, this is the start of a major nar

Don't get fooled! $ZEC This rally is a “dead cat bounce”; everything above 1180 is a trap!
Don't get itchy to trade just because you see a red candlestick—those lines were drawn in blood by retail traders getting slaughtered.
Old Zhang's take: ZEC looks tough right now, but it's all show and no substance. The right shoulder of a 4-hour head-and-shoulders pattern is almost complete, and it can't get past 1288. On the fund-flow front, ETFs saw a single-day outflow of 14.76 million, while the NU7 upgrade is set to freeze another 22k old coins, leaving liquidity increasingly thin. 89% of longs wer

Guide people to embrace the concept that
“individuals are primarily responsible for their own retirement.”

An OG is always an OG. I really want to know what the relationship between these three actually is.

$PI Even this little trading volume was still generated by wash trading—how pathetic