PUMP hit by reverse-engineering access revocation -7.9%, rebounds +2.41%; I’m bullish
$PUMP Access was revoked through reverse engineering last night; current price 0.00568, 24h -7.9%, yet the chart didn’t collapse: after the incident, it moved from 0.005557 to 0.005691, rebounding +2.41%. I’m directly bullish at this level.

The daily structure remains intact—RSI 65.2 is strong, MACD has remained above the zero line for 11 days since the bullish crossover, MA7 has stayed above MA30 for 14 days, and the short-term moving averages remain in a bullish alignment.

Funds haven’t fled either—OI v

I didn’t do anything—just went to the restroom, and when I came back, that upper wick had already done the work for me. I opened the chart in the morning, and $SOL surged toward the previous high. Every push upward fell just short, with sell orders pressing it down hard, so I laid out my short plan around 120.80. At the time, I said just one thing: under pressure at the highs, volume hasn’t followed—don’t rush to catch a falling knife.

The result: from 120.80 to 109.61, this short trade delivered +860.32%. Those who were on board should have woken up laughing.

I’d rather miss a limit-up m

$BTC
BTC is grinding along the lower boundary again, and the structure looks a bit weak after being rejected above. A break below 82.7 would send it straight to 80.5; reclaiming 84.3 would be the time to talk about a rebound. Overall bias is bearish, so don't rush to catch the knife. Wait for it to show its own direction—even if your hands are itching to trade, you have to hold back 😏

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Curve backs the Ethereum upgrade, yet $CRV is down 6% in 24h: I’m bullish
$CRV is down 6% in 24h, but Curve spoke out last night in support of Ethereum’s Glamsterdam upgrade, which would expand blockspace and make complex transactions more reliable during congestion. The market didn’t buy it, with the price moving from 0.3401 to 0.3367 after the event. My stance is straightforward—I’m bullish at this level, looking to buy the dip against the trend in a defensive market.

Why am I bullish? First, 24h trading volume is 14139268 USDT, with a volume ratio of 2.892, suggesting buyers are absorbi

$PUMP is trending — but the real test is positioning.
A large trader reportedly closed a 1B $PUMP long at a ~$265K loss, then opened a 1.5B PUMP short with 5x leverage.
Volume remains elevated, so I’m watching whether this is a leverage flush or deeper distribution.
$0.0052 → key support
$0.0058 → reclaim zone
Above $0.0058 = recovery gains credibility.
Below $0.0052 = structure weakens.
Shakeout or breakdown?
#PUMP #PumpFun #Solana

U.S. equities fell sharply on Thursday, with technology and semiconductor shares leading the decline after a Financial Times report indicated that OpenAI's annualized revenue was approximately $20 billion lower than previously signaled. The ChatGPT developer told investors its annualized revenue was nearing $50 billion at the end of September, below the $70 billion figure that had circulated in media reports the prior month. The discrepancy was attributed to differences in how sales to cloud partners were calculated.
The report intensified concerns that the massive spending on artificial intel

$ETH buyers are defending the $2,460 zone
ETH is showing a strong rebound after a sharp 4H decline. The current area offers a potential rebound setup, provided the price holds the marked support.
Long entry: $2,460 – $2,480 Take-profit 1: $2,520 Take-profit 2: $2,560 Take-profit 3: $2,602 Stop-loss: $2,387
If ETH sustains this rebound, the $2,600 zone may come back into focus. Buy and trade $ETH

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Many people see the 16% drop in 24 hours and rush to buy the dip, thinking “after falling this much, it should rebound”—but this treats the decline as a margin of safety. The real risk is that a negative funding rate during a downtrend does not necessarily mean shorts are overcrowded; it could also indicate a cascading liquidation of longs.
$ORC Current price 2.321, MA5=2.3046 is clearly below MA20=2.5814, forming a bearish moving-average alignment; although RSI=32.1 is close to oversold, the MACD histogram at -0.0335 remains in bearish expansion, while the lower Bollinger Band at 2.1994 is th

$PI 0.077 I've been stuck in this for over half a month, and you pull this? I missed the rebound, sigh! At this stage, only take the rebounds—don't hold until the New Year. 😄😄😄

I just opened a quick short trade $PYTH
Short entry: 0.08400 or 0.08500; first target 0.08200, second target 0.08000, third target 0.07800, final target 0.07600++ Stop loss: above 0.08950

This trade on $TA relied on a clear bullish divergence from the daily low to capture a breather from this rebound.
As the price regained momentum and moved away from support, this move delivered a 34% gain. Well done to those who managed to capitalize on this volatility. Market movers: $JC : Latest price 0.002058 - 24-hour change: +30.25%
$NEA : Latest price 4.582 - 24-hour change: -14.94%.

Bitcoin’s bottom range has held support since the breakout on September 21, then failed again near 87k. Now let’s see if there’s some relief… If this can hold, we’ll see some nice developments again. Is this a good rebound/recovery area…? Accumulation range?? Best buying opportunity?? $BT

Everyone is sleeping on MET while the daily trend screams bullish.

$MET /USDT - LONG

Trade Plan:
Entry: 0.4348 – 0.4468
SL: 0.3829
TP1: 0.4842
TP2: 0.5132
TP3: 0.5566

Why this setup?


Debate:
Are we reaching 0.5132 or is 0.3829 the real floor?

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$BTC belongs to a crazy bull market for small altcoins, unrelated to Bitcoin and mainstream coins—small altcoins are so exhilarating.

I had just switched the app to the background, and it suddenly shot up—are you playing hide-and-seek with me? When I checked the chart after lunch, $DOS was still pretending to be dead, but buying pressure was strengthening and the pullback couldn’t push it down. I judged that there was support underneath. Before the market fully took off, I suggested gradually adding to long positions—don’t wait until a big bullish candle appears to regret it. Now it has moved from 0.2278 to 0.229, +5.22%; it was truly sluggish at first, but the breakout feels really good.

Being out of the market isn’t a s