How Much Higher Can NVIDIA Go After Reaching a $5.4 Trillion Market Cap? The Market Is Not Really Worried About AI, but That “Expectations Are Too High”
NVIDIA’s market cap has climbed back above $5.4 trillion, unquestionably making it the focus of global capital markets once again.
But from an investor’s perspective, the most important thing to do now is not cheer, but calmly ask:
How much more growth does such a huge company need in the future to support its current valuation?
This is NVIDIA’s biggest challenge right now.
The company’s latest quarterly performance remains extremely strong, w

Nvidia returns to $5.4 trillion: The AI bull market is not over, but the era of “buying with your eyes closed” may be
Nvidia’s market cap has climbed back above $5.4 trillion, meaning capital markets have once again pushed the AI leader into the spotlight.
In the latest session, Nvidia rose more than 3%, becoming a major force behind the rebound in U.S. technology stocks.
The most noteworthy aspect of this rally is that the market has started trading on the core logic that “AI demand will continue to grow” once again.
Previously, the market had worried that AI capital expenditures might be ove

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With this trend, I don’t even need to think—the account is partying on its own. When the sell-off hit at the start of the session, $TAC looked like it was about to launch a counterattack, but when I looked at the rebound, it couldn’t even touch the previous high—a classic bull trap. This kind of market is the most treacherous, leaving those who chased longs hanging halfway up the mountain. I immediately reversed into a short position at 0.002477. The price has now drifted to around 0.002313, with a +63.66% return. Feels really good.

Being wrong isn’t embarrassing; refusing to admit it and g

I originally planned to cut my losses as a sacrifice to the heavens, but the heavens were never appeased—the meat roasted itself. When I checked the chart right after lunch, $ETH was bottoming around 2111.16 but just wouldn’t break down. The longer it dragged on, the more I felt someone was accumulating, so I went long directly. It has now reached 2503.23, with 80% secured as profit. It was truly sluggish at first, but the move turned out to be truly satisfying. This round of waiting wasn’t in vain. The prerequisite for compounding is staying alive; the shortcut to getting rich is often getti

$BR doubled in an hour, then crashed back to 0.3164, with $114 million in trading volume as bulls and bears battled viciously at this level. Don’t rush to chase it—the Fear and Greed Index has now surged to 72, sentiment is already scorching hot, while BR’s funding rate has jumped from 0.03% last night to 0.09%—leveraged longs are piling in aggressively, and such one-sided bullishness is often a sign that a market shift is imminent. 0.3517 is today’s ceiling and 0.21 is the floor; this 50% range in between shows the market has reached no consensus at all, with speculative capital simply profit

What was truly valuable about this trade was not the final profit, but that the plan beforehand was basically not disrupted by short-term volatility. At the time, the market was at the end of a sideways consolidation, with neither the upside nor downside breaking out, but the center of gravity at key levels was clearly rising. So instead of taking a bearish view, I waited for a pullback confirmation before going long.
The entry reference was 140.09. The core logic was that the price had found support multiple times in the same area, while the short-term moving averages had begun to flatten and

No execution, no analysis, just sheer luck—this performance is embarrassing even to talk about. During the intraday plunge, $DOS actually made plenty of fake moves, but I focused on just one thing: low trading volume, a weak rebound, and no buyers on the way up—that’s a breeding ground for shorts. When it bounced back to 0.3043, I entered a short position without hesitation.

Now? 0.2375, +432.23%. It was truly sluggish at first, but the result is genuinely satisfying.

Even if you only catch one wave, as long as you take the profits, they’re yours; however much unrealized P&L there is, that

My hand trembled when I set the stop-loss a few days ago, only to realize this morning that the filial devotion was unnecessary. While the whole screen was glowing green, $XAUT did not get hyped along with the market; instead, it was being firmly suppressed above. I could tell the resistance overhead was obvious—every rebound was met with large sell orders smashing it back down. Not shorting from such a level would have let down all those nights I spent watching the charts. I shorted at 4486.7, and it’s now 4467.8, with +39.15% in unrealized profit. This short trade feels great, brothers.
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Racing toward an IPO at a $50 billion valuation, why does Kimi dare to take its story to the secondary market?
Kimi is reportedly preparing a confidential Hong Kong listing application, but what really deserves attention is not “when it will go public,” but what logic it plans to use to win secondary-market pricing.
It is reported that Moonshot AI secretly submitted an A1 application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange this week, while advancing a new funding round at a pre-money valuation of approximately $50 billion. The company has not officially confirmed the information.
Why is this figure se

$AKE dropped 26% in ten minutes—does anyone still dare to buy the dip? $500 million in trading volume isn’t a show retail traders can put on. It was slammed from 0.0223 to 0.0124, then pulled back to 0.0153—a textbook market-maker shakeout, with the surge in futures open interest as evidence. I bet there will be a violent rebound before the U.S. stock market opens tonight; if I’m wrong, I’ll eat a keyboard on livestream.
Don’t rush to catch a falling knife. 0.0135 is the line between life and death—if it breaks, cut your losses and get out immediately. Those looking to bet on a rebound can try

I was just about to go to the forum and rant, but then I saw my balance and thought, forget it—the market is always right. During the repeated intraday swings, I watched for ages. The bottom was moving sideways, the key level held, and funds were quietly entering—clearly, someone was accumulating. The price action was painfully grinding at the time, but I held my nerve and placed a long order at 43.27, waiting for the wind to come.
Later, the market took off, with the current price jumping straight to 46.49 and my position's return reaching +359.74%. From 43.27 to the current price, this move

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$BTC

No big-picture vision, can't hold, the profit on this move is paper-thin, but I love it.
The first thing I did after opening the charts this morning was check whether $BOB 's short from a few days ago was still open. The price was struggling to rebound, every upward push falling just short, with clear resistance above and heavy selling pressure. I knew this trade had potential. The short was opened at 0.008332; I didn't add to the position or stubbornly hold through it—I just watched it move lower, feeling more at ease with every drop.
It has now reached 0.004896, with +410.08% secured. Feels

#PONSSurgesOver21% PONS Surges Over 21%
PONS has delivered a strong move in the crypto market, surging more than 21% in 24 hours as buying activity accelerates. The sharp rally highlights renewed trader interest and puts PONS among the day’s notable gainers.
The move appears to be driven by increased trading momentum, rising market participation, and stronger short-term demand. A rapid price increase of this size can attract momentum traders, potentially increasing volatility as both buyers and profit-takers enter the market.
Traders are now watching whether $PONS ‌ can maintain its gains an

Ethereum continued its oversold rebound today, currently quoted at 2500. Its rebound elasticity is significantly stronger than Bitcoin’s, showing an independent trend distinct from the broader market. Unlike BTC’s systematic rally driven by recovering macro sentiment and gold’s trend rebound driven by the dollar’s decline, the core force behind ETH’s rise this time is the concentrated liquidation of shorts in the derivatives market—over the past 24 hours, more than $71 million in ETH short positions were liquidated, accounting for nearly 75% of total liquidations. Stop-losses on low-level shor