solana:61b4C97GFJqDzPLU7d8kVDmnG1DQS3bQwpXPdZhGpump oversold a big pump is a must
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61b4C97GFJqDzPLU7d8kVDmnG1DQS3bQwpXPdZhGpump
#crypto

This bit of red makes me nervous. I always feel like it’ll come to its senses tomorrow and kick me out. When I checked the chart right after lunch, funds were quietly entering and the buying support was obvious, so I went long with the momentum and entered at 0.04895 without hesitation. It’s now at 0.05327, +422.36%—time to treat myself to a good meal.

Experts die trying to catch the bottom, and retail investors perish chasing trades; smart people live in the moment. Take profits when it’s time—I’ll close 80% first, move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% up to the entry price, and keep a sm

#AIStartupsRaise400BInSixMonths
🤖💰 AIStartupsRaise400BInSixMonths — The AI Capital Boom Is Reaching Another Level
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a technology trend — it is becoming one of the biggest capital-allocation stories in the global economy.
According to the latest figures, AI startups attracted roughly $400 billion in investment during the first six months of 2026 alone. Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, highlighted the scale of the capital flowing into AI while discussing how artificial intelligence is helping drive a broader wave of U.S. reindustrialization.
🔥 $400 billion

A Berkshire Class A share costs approximately $760k, and it has never been split.
In 1996, Buffett issued cheaper Class B shares, while explicitly stating in the prospectus that neither he nor Munger would buy them.
Why would a company issue new shares that even its own leaders were unwilling to buy?
Because Buffett neither wanted to let Wall Street’s scheme succeed nor harm existing shareholders’ interests.
At the time, Wall Street wanted to capitalize on Berkshire’s reputation to charge ordinary investors an extra layer of fees.
In 1996, Berkshire Class A shares had already risen to $33,400.

Some people trade for ten years, only to be liquidated and leave empty-handed.
No skills? No talent? A gambler?
Technical skill is important in trading, but not that important.
What matters most is human weakness and mindset.
Sometimes a stop-loss is a take-profit, while a take-profit is always a take-profit.

A few days ago, I was still calculating whether I had enough money for instant noodles this month; this morning, I was already wondering whether to add sausage. With the whole screen glowing green, I watched $MU struggle to rebound as sell orders piled up layer after layer, and knew where the market was headed. The weight on my heart instantly lifted.
I warned back then that the surge lacked volume, and that every sharp rally was an opportunity to reduce positions. Sure enough, it later produced a big bearish candle—no surprise at all.
Shorting from 946.04 to 926.69, with a return of +144.68%,

From a 1,000U Challenge to A8: A Comeback Diary
1,000 Challenge to Ten Million | Day 2

Initial Futures Principal: $1,000
Current Total Assets: $4,770
Cumulative Withdrawals: $1,650
There is no eternal god in the futures market, nor an undefeated general who wins every battle!
Remember: Trading futures ultimately comes down to betting on the odds.
Every futures trade is a bet on probability. Strictly speaking, it means using a small stop-loss to pursue large profits.
There is no absolutely safe position, only relatively safe positions, so stop-losses must be strictly observ

$TSM Vice President of Advanced Packaging:
"Foundries can scale up the optical engine, but the real bottlenecks to large scale deployment lie elsewhere...
Including lasers, optical fiber, fiber-optic connectors, and test" (UDN)
Just some bucket ideas:
Lasers: $LITE, $SIVE, $COHR, LandMark (3081), LuxNet, Sumitomo, Furukawa
Optical fiber / FAU: Foci, Browave, $GLW, Sumitomo
Fiber Optic / CPO Connectors: BizLink, $GLW , Fujikura, Nextronics, COXOC
CPO testing: MPI (6223), Advantest, $FORM, Msscorps, $KEYS, Chroma
(disclosure: exposure to theme above, individual names not named by TSMC)
There ar

8.31 Gold Midday Review
The morning call to short on rebounds played out as expected. After rebounding into resistance, gold resumed its decline, with the resistance zone identified earlier effectively capping the price. Overall market rhythm and key levels matched the forecast.
Technical analysis: The 1-hour Bollinger Bands are opening downward, with gold trading between the middle and lower bands; the 30-minute bands are narrowing in consolidation, KDJ is edging up from low levels, and RSI is recovering slightly from its lows. The bearish trend on larger timeframes remains firm. In the short

Morpho holds $9.48 billion in TVL.
Seven-day change +0.5%. Full dashboard:
@MorphoLabs

#牛来 The bull is back; keep pushing it to 0.2.

The Fed Chair sent hawkish signals at Jackson Hole, reinforcing expectations of rate hikes, pushing up U.S. Treasury yields, and boosting the dollar. Risk assets broadly shifted into defensive mode, with ETH falling 0.61% within a 15-minute window; thin order-book liquidity further amplified volatility. The current price is approximately $2,435, down 1.77% over the past 24 hours, but the key $2,400 support has not yet been breached, spot ETF inflows continue, and institutional appetite for allocation remains undiminished. The short-term outlook is weak, but the medium-term upward structure rem

$PI is just unbelievable too—every time I add to my position, it drops! I’m heartbroken.

$ZEC Many people see 1000, but the market won’t necessarily reach whatever level you expect. With this being a new high, there’s no point guessing. As it moves downward like this, let’s take a small bite first! Keep trading it repeatedly! Maximize profits! Short-term trading is king!

You have to rely on yourself for everything
Trust your own judgment
Opportunity is just around the corner
Wait for the right moment Believe that you already have it

$Lobster, the waterfall is here—get in quickly.

This week in U.S. stocks, don't just focus on gains and losses.
The three real keywords this week are:
Jobs, the Fed, and AI.
1️⃣At the start of the month, focus first on manufacturing PMI and JOLTS.
PMI shows whether U.S. manufacturing is continuing to expand, while JOLTS shows whether the labor market remains tight. What the market is most sensitive to now is not the data itself, but how the data will affect interest-rate expectations.
2️⃣If employment remains strong, the market will worry that the Fed will continue to lean hawkish.
If employment suddenly weakens, it could benefit rate-cut t

#GateLaunchesJapaneseStockTrading 🇯🇵📈
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Japan’s stock market is home to some of the world’s most recognized companies. With this launch, investors can now explore Japanese equities alongside their other