$XAUT Yesterday, Wosh’s speech took effect, and the market swung violently back and forth, repeatedly whipsawing and shaking out traders. Many of you were probably stopped out on both long and short positions, leaving you trapped in losing trades.
Remember not to stubbornly hold positions and passively wait to recover your losses, nor to blindly add to positions or hedge at will. Frequent trading will only cause your losses to continue expanding.
If you are holding trapped positions and are unsure about the subsequent direction, you can privately send me your entry price and position details.

A hand that set a stop-loss a few days ago trembled slightly; this morning, I realized that extra filial piety had been unnecessary.
A few days ago, before bed, $ORDI was still moving sideways near the bottom, testing my patience. But I took a look, and as long as it hadn't broken down, it was fine. I entered at 3.960 at the time.
This morning, I saw it at 4.014, with a return of +64.5%. The wait was worth it—I finally got my share of the move 😌. Managing risk in advance is called rationality; cutting losses only after taking a hit is like decisively cutting off the damaged part.
Take 80% of

$YB #Yb Breakout Confirmed, Currently Building Under Horizontal, Expecting Massive Rally Soon

Lost $1,600 down to $77, then slowly worked it back up—it was so difficult.#Gate7天净流入全球Top3

Bearish on Japanese Stocks: Downside Logic Amid Multiple Converging Risks
At this point, I am broadly bearish on Japanese stocks, based on three core reasons.
First, fundamentals are weak. Japan’s second-quarter GDP growth was only 1.1%, far below expectations, real wages have declined for four consecutive years, domestic consumption continues to contract, and the economic recovery lacks core support.
Second, policymakers face a dilemma. The probability of a Bank of Japan rate hike in September has reached 80%. A rate hike would further increase the interest burden of the government’s 240%GDP

JUST IN: Half a year into the Iran conflict, sentiment in the Iranian-American community has fractured—early supporters of intervention now express disappointment over outcome and civilian costs. No crypto-specific angle implied. [No ticker]

Your performance is amazing again—go for it. Surpassing Buffett is just tomorrow; believe in yourself, you can do it.

A few days ago I was still calculating whether I had enough money for this month’s instant noodles; this morning I’m already wondering whether to add a sausage. 😂
Right after I finished reading the bearish news, $EIGEN the rebound lacked strength, with clear resistance overhead. Every upward push was just short of breaking through, and without volume following, it was a bull trap, so I immediately placed a short.
I opened a short at 0.2195 and held it to the current 0.195, +535.33%. Feels amazing—I can finally have a good meal.
Take profits when the time comes. Close 80% first, and move the

#NVIDIAEarnings📊 $CRM | Salesforce — AI Is Becoming the Growth Engine
Salesforce just delivered a quarter that puts AI monetization back in the spotlight.
🔎 Q2 FY2027 Snapshot
• Revenue: $11.35B | +11% YoY
• Adjusted EPS: $5.90
• cRPO: $33.5B | +14% YoY
• Free Cash Flow: $1.1B | +81% YoY
• Agentforce + Data 360 ARR: ~$3.9B
• FY2027 revenue outlook: $46.1B–$46.4B
🤖 The AI angle
The key metric isn't simply revenue growth anymore. Salesforce is converting AI usage into recurring business through Agentforce and Data 360.
Agentforce ARR reached roughly $1.5B, while the company reported billions

#StrategySharesBreak135ForFirstTimeIn12Weeks
MSTR broke above $135. The market immediately asked a harder question: can Strategy hold the breakout?
The answer, at least for now, is still unclear.
Strategy closed August 27 near $137.40, but the following session changed the picture dramatically. MSTR reached $135.97 before reversing and closing around $127.31, a decline of roughly 7.3% for the session. That puts the stock back below the $135 breakout area and turns the recent move into a real test of buyer conviction.
This matters because MSTR is not moving independently of Bitcoin.
Bitcoin re

Up 46% in August, with $1.2 billion flowing into ETFs over five days: SGP-0002 is igniting Solana’s “supply shock” narrative
SOL started August at around $73 and briefly broke above $110, gaining 46.9% for the month. This ended a record 10 consecutive months of declines.
Its strongest monthly performance since March 2024.
U.S. spot Solana ETFs saw net inflows for five consecutive days, totaling $1.22 billion. On August 24, daily inflows reached $33.5 million, the largest of 2026.
Bitwise’s BSOL surpassed $1 billion in assets under management, becoming the first Solana ETF to reach this milesto

Why is everyone online so negative about high-rise apartments? Do people actually like living in them?

Momentum is firmly favoring $AXL as the bullish structure continues to hold strong. Buyers remain aggressive, confidence is building, and the setup looks increasingly primed for another expansion. DEX names like $UNI could provide powerful confirmation if broader DeFi momentum accelerates.

History is always remarkably similar.
In front of every successful man, there is a computer 🤣

Gold has gone 212 days without a new record.
The high of $5,318 was set in January 2026, leaving it 14.8% below that mark.

I was about to go curse on the forum, but then I checked my balance. Never mind—the market is always right.
During the choppy intraday trading, every $ZEC rebound looked weak, like it hadn’t eaten. The resistance above was obvious, and volume didn’t follow, so I opened a short and waited. Some were still calling for a breakout, which made me nervous for them—how far could it break out with volume like that?
After grinding around for a while, it finally cooperated. The price is now 792.01; I entered at 837.27, and my unrealized profit is +405.65%. This profit feels great, and all the frustratio

Event Contracts vs Traditional Trading: What Makes Them Different?
The more I learn about Event Contracts, the more I realize that they are quite different from traditional trading. At first glance, both involve making a decision based on market information, but the way you approach them can be very different.
In traditional trading, you are usually focused on the price movement of an asset. You might buy Bitcoin, stocks, or another asset because you expect its price to increase, or take a position expecting the price to fall. Your profit or loss can depend on how far the market moves and when