2026.8.30 Weekend Analysis
The second-to-last day of the month, with the weekly K-line about to close, the market ultimately tested lower over the past two days, entering a new round of correction;
BTC support/resistance levels: 87550/85165/75475/78425/71500
BTC broke below 78425 and tested the weekly midline at 77000, bottoming at 76853. It is now retesting the 78200 area but has not yet reclaimed 78425. On Monday, watch whether it needs to surge toward 79000/80300; short opportunities can be considered then;
ETH support/resistance levels: 2750/2400/2225/2100
After a wick down to 2406, it is

Damn! Are you really not going to buy a little more?$BTR

No conviction, can’t hold, this round’s profit is thin as paper, but I love it. I had just finished lunch and was checking the chart when $ZEST faked another breakout, screaming bull trap—the sell wall above was impossible to chew through. I figured this was the final bull trap, so I opened a short at 0.17390. Didn’t expect this: I got up to pour a glass of water, and when I came back, the current price was already 0.14031, booking +377.6%. This isn’t trading—it’s CPR for the bears. Close 70% first, protect the remaining 30% at breakeven, and don’t get greedy for the last bite. Locking in the

#Gate7DayNetInflowsTop3 The recent data on seven day net inflows across major trading platforms reveals a clear pattern of capital concentration that deserves careful attention from anyone following market structure. Net inflow measures the difference between capital entering an asset or platform and capital leaving it over a defined window. When this figure remains strongly positive for consecutive days it indicates that real money is choosing to stay rather than rotate elsewhere. On one of the leading global venues the aggregate seven day net inflow into spot wallets has been reported in the

I was just about to roast it, but then I checked my account and thought, forget it—let it pump however it wants, I’ll keep quiet. It’s now at 0.06285. I picked up $EDEN around 0.04609 a few days ago. It kept oscillating intraday without breaking the level, so I just watched and held off, waiting for it to show its hand. The position is up +717.37%—this profit feels great.
Take profit on 80%, and move the remaining 20%’s stop-loss to the entry price. Exit when it’s time. Being out of a position isn’t a crime; opening positions recklessly is the real mistake. Hold as long as the trend remains in

Short-term price fluctuations inevitably involve emotional interference. Even for some smaller assets, such as BNB when it was first launched, its price was driven by sentiment rather than its intrinsic value, because it had almost no value at the time. However, that sentiment was not consensus, but merely a temporary consensus. Not using sentiment as the basis for decision-making is an important quality in medium- to long-term investing. Asset prices can be pulled around arbitrarily by sentiment in the short term, but their medium- to long-term direction is still ultimately shaped by underlyi

While I was in the restroom, the candlestick chart had already wiped out my losses for me. A few days ago in the early morning, $BNB retested 610.90 and held, with buyers stepping in, so I took a small position. Just checked again, and it’s already at 692.25, with unrealized gains of +946.12%. Feeling great, guys.
I’ve taken 80% off the table first, and moved the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to my entry price, letting it run on its own. The market is won by waiting, and profits are made by holding. Even if you only make one point, whatever you take away is yours; however much unrealized prof

I did absolutely nothing—just went to the restroom, and when I came back, the candlestick chart had already done the work for me. While it was grinding along the bottom intraday, $ENA moved sideways around 0.15721 for most of the day without breaking the floor. I figured it was building up momentum, so I called for a long. Unexpectedly, right after I washed my hands, the current price shot straight to 0.1606, with +101.72% secured. Feels great, brothers—the timing on this move was spot-on. Honestly, I didn’t do anything; it was all thanks to sheer luck. The earlier grind had me almost deleting

Ethereum Trading Plan for 8.30
For a safer approach, wait for a pullback to 2430‑2442 and enter longs in batches.
For short-term trading, you can try a long with a small position at 2458‑2465 and take profit when the opportunity arises.

Set the overall stop loss uniformly at 2412; if support breaks, abandon longs immediately.

Take profit in stages:
First target 2495‑2500; reduce the position by half at that level;
Then target 2530‑2545; continue holding with the stop loss moved to breakeven;
Final target 2565‑2570; close the entire position. #Gate7天净流入全球Top3 #BTC重返81000美元 #HYPE续创历史新高 $BTC

【$SOL Signal】Long + 1H bullish momentum recovery
$SOL The 1H MACD histogram at 0.1713 is contracting, while the 4H negative histogram at -0.3740 is gradually recovering. Price at 105.49 is trading just above the 1H EMA20 at 104.79, while the 4H Bollinger midline at 104.90 has just held. Order book imbalance is -1.95%, with slightly heavier selling pressure, but the funding rate is -0.0096%, meaning shorts are paying, while OI is flat. Conditions for a short squeeze are initially in place.
🎯Direction: Long
⚡Entry/limit order: 105.17 - 105.49
🛑Stop-loss: 104.44
🚀Target 1: 107.07
🚀Target 2: 1

XRP Could Be Forming a Major Bottom as Price Holds Near $1.40
XRP is testing one of its most important support zones after giving back part of its recent rally. The token jumped 71.8% from $0.988 to $1.698 before correcting around 20%, but veteran trader Matthew Dixon now sees signs that a bigger bottom may be forming.
Here’s what makes this area so important: selling pressure appears to be slowing, but XRP still needs to reclaim several resistance levels before traders can call it a confirmed new uptrend.
🔹 Key Support: Around 3.2B XRP were traded between $1.35 and $1.38, making this one of

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 intraday bottoming process, each rebound was weaker than the last. Forget the lack of volume—every upward push looked like someone was pressing my head down. I judged that this rebound was weak and opened a short directly at 0.009799. While everyone else was running, I held my nerve and stayed in.
I opened the chart this morning and saw that the current price was already 0.003024. $GUN had reached +685.63%, feeling great, brothers🔥 This profit is really delici

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Pump it! At 2.2, I’m just a tiny bit away from breaking even.$BTR

I wasn’t even expecting to break even, but it directly put me into profit—this service really delivered. While everyone else was rushing out, I watched the chart for a long time. The resistance above was too obvious, and every rebound was an opportunity for people to unload. So I went short, entering at 17.372. I was still worried about getting trapped, but today it directly dropped to 16.635, locking in +205.69%. I got the timing right; staying up late wasn’t for nothing.

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