How will the market move after the Fed’s rate decision?
The probability of a 25-basis-point rate hike has already approached 90%. Core CPI rose 0.3% month-on-month in August, and the market gave its answer immediately after the data was released—a hike is highly likely! But whether rates are raised or not, it will be priced in; even if there is a hike, even if it is hawkish, the market should rebound after the bearish news is priced in.
The consecutive correction and declines over the past few days have most likely already released the pressure in advance, so if the Fed hikes rates as expected

Watching the charts until I got annoyed, I turned them off and could see things more clearly; with my eyes off the screen, my heart no longer panicked.
During the repeated intraday swings, $SNDK 's rebound lacked strength, and every upward push fell just short. I saw sell orders pressing down layer by layer, with volume failing to keep up, so I said short positions could be held—don't rush to reverse.
Shorting from 1651.77 to 1549.54, with a return of +438.12%, made for a satisfying bite of profit.
I'd rather miss a limit-up move than catch a falling knife and end up with blood all over my han

Don’t be spooked by the 92.4% rate-hike probability! The real pressure is in October
$BTC Let’s break down this rate-hike expectation—don’t panic just because you see 92.4%
First, the 25 basis-point hike in September was priced in by the market long ago, making it a purely expected negative catalyst. Once it actually happens, it could instead trigger a rebound as the negative news is fully priced in—it’s not some catastrophe
The real core variable is October: the market is already betting on consecutive rate hikes, with a 52% probability of a 25bp hike and a 44% chance of a direct 50bp hike—th

$SUI short, entered at 0.7086 and held to around 0.6877, +142.04%. From the beginning, this trade was based on resistance at the highs, not a crash. When the direction is right, holding patiently is more comfortable than frequently entering and exiting.
The market did not move particularly fast after entry and shook out traders several times, but the protective level was never moved. I’ve now closed 80%, with the remaining 20% following the protective level. I’m not trying to guess the top. I’ve experienced plenty of this kind of shakeout; what matters is whether the structure has broken down.

$NEAR 75x Short-term | Target entry zone, no emotional impulse.
NEAR has reached our expected supply zone, attracting buyers to enter. I am in this trade; now it remains to be seen whether sellers will validate this level. Trading plan: - Entry: 2.32100 – 2.32900- TP1: 2.29400 (R:R 1:0.8)- TP2: 2.27400 (R:R 1:1.2)- TP3: 2.24300 (R:R 1:2.0)- Stop-loss: 2.36600Why this setup? - This is a position-based trade: the 4-hour short-term structure is bearish, the broader daily trend is bullish, and price is reacting from the 2.32100–2.32900 area. - RSI15 is 42, giving sellers room to push the price low

MU: 982--980 mid-entry level = manual short entry, stop-loss 988-991, take-profit 940--918-890
879 is currently showing divergence again on the 4-hour chart and can be used as a pending long order or a manual long entry on 15-minute divergence, with take-profit at 918--940. This pending order is betting on tonight’s wick-and-divergence rebound, with bullish news as a catalyst.
860 pending order; a manual entry would not require such a large stop-loss, with a 15-point stop-loss and take-profit at 918--940
840 is a pending order based on 786 versus 236, with all entries added in batches on the l

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#ETHDropsBelow2400
Ethereum has slipped below the important $2,400 psychological level, putting short-term traders into a more defensive position. ETH is currently around $2,398, down roughly 3.4% in 24 hours, with a 24H range of approximately $2,361–$2,486. 24H trading volume is around $18.7B, showing that this is not a low-activity move.
Why $2,400 Matters
The $2,400 area had been an important price zone for ETH. Losing it means bulls now need to prove that the breakdown is only temporary. The first question for me is not whether ETH can bounce, but whether buyers can reclaim $2,400 and the

I didn’t make any judgment call—I just held it a little longer and didn’t expect it to really deliver.

Amid the repeated intraday swings, $SKYAI strongly reeked of a bull trap, with volume failing to follow and selling pressure mounting. I noted that high-level short positions could be held, and that once support broke, we could ride it down.

Short at 0.06198, current price 0.05365, +329.96% nailed—enough for a good meal.

First close 80%, and set the remaining 20% with breakeven protection. Put the bulk in your pocket first, and don’t let a pullback make your profits uncomfortable. Have

$RLUSD How does everyone play this? How do you set up stablecoins—do you need to use a lot of leverage? The price fluctuations of this song look very small.

📊 FLOWS: Crypto ETFs logged $595,300,000 in net outflows on Sep 15.
BTC: -$450,400,000. ETH: -$142,300,000.
SOL the only bright spot at +$1,300,000.

This $PONS short was opened only after the rebound met resistance. I entered short around 0.6153, with the stop-loss above the previous high. The logic was simple: the false breakout failed to continue. This setup is more comfortable than chasing a short, and the risk is clear.
While holding, the price fluctuated downward. There was a rebound in between, but the key levels kept moving lower. I took 80% off the position here at 0.5825, +100.16%, and will see whether the rest can break to a new low. Before reaching the target, I won't panic over a few bullish candles.
I didn't overthink the earl

$SYN I bet this move won’t break 0.25; by this time tomorrow, it will most likely retest 0.14. It’s at 0.1808 now, having surged from 0.0787 to 0.1820 in 24 hours, up 125%, with $95M in trading volume—I've seen too many vertical pumps like this; those chasing the top are just fuel.
My strategy: don’t touch it at the current price; wait for a pullback to the 0.145–0.155 range and scale in. Take a 30% position on the first entry, add another 30% if it drops to 0.13, and wait with the remaining 40% until it holds above 0.16. Set the stop-loss at 0.118; if it breaks below, exit immediately without

Fed Announces Rate Decision Soon 🇺🇸🏦
All eyes are on the Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision.
The policy decision is expected today following the September 15–16 FOMC meeting. According to Reuters, expectations of a rate hike have increased significantly in the markets, but along with the actual decision, the Fed statement, economic projections, and Chair Kevin Warsh's comments will also be extremely important. �
Reuters +1
Its impact is important for crypto because:
📌 Higher rates → pressure on liquidity
📌 Lower rates → may support risk assets
📌 Hawkish guidance → BTC/ETH volatilit

$XAUT Gold intraday, ninth round
4335➡️4327 short position closed for $1,600
There are no shortcuts in short-term trading; every move is a form of practice! ​​​

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At this stage, the Fed's interest rate doesn't mean much.
Talk about it less because it's no longer that important...