A new low has already been reached—can extremely low levels be used to buy into the gold pit?

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Beijing’s rain this year is really heavy. On rainy days, staying at home, listening to the sound of the rain, having a cup of milk tea, and reading a book you like—at that moment, the heart feels calm and happy.

$Nascat 2-3x coming

No hype, no blame—after these results came out, I went back and re-read it myself. The chart kept getting battered by repeated pushes at high levels, but each time it rose, it didn’t form any effective follow-through, and the short-side pressure became increasingly obvious.
At the time, I opened a short around 59.837. The point wasn’t to guess the top, but to observe whether the rebound truly changed the pace. The price gradually weakened from the highs, moving to 52.258; returns show +898.72%.
This kind of market makes it easiest for people to rush into chasing shorts, but my habit is to wait

🤯 Bitcoin active addresses jumped from 645K to nearly 1M after the recent Coldcard hack.
↳ Users rushed to move funds.
↳ On-chain activity spiked sharply.
Security scares can move the network just as much as price.

The probability of a Fed interest rate hike is rising, and we are already seeing that effect play out on $BTC 🚨
Still, this is good news for anyone interested in buying low.

594 $BTC gone in 25 minutes. About $38 million. From wallets everyone assumed were the safe kind The setup:
→ Roughly 500 Coldcard hardware wallets drained in a single sweep
→ Every address hit was single-sig and dormant
→ Each held at least 0.15 BTC
→ 562 BTC now sit in one address, untouched since
The actual bug:
→ Traces back to March 2021
→ Devices silently skipped their hardware randomness chip
→ Seed entropy dropped from 128 bits down to roughly 40
→ That's not a small gap, that's the difference between unbreakable and guessable
The part that should worry the whole industry:
→ Coinkite's

If you only look at the final outcome, it’s easy to overlook the changes beforehand. When the price stays at the high level, it may look relatively stable on the surface, but each rebound grows weaker. Details like this are often worth more attention than a one-time rise or fall.
I placed a short position around 0.07316, waiting for confirmation after the structure weakened—not guessing the direction early based on feel. As the price pulled back to 0.064, the key levels above gradually broke down, and my position also received a clearer response.
This trade wasn’t completely smooth. When short

$AKE Wow! This isn’t just the green-red tickers going up and down—this is the whole arena waving yellow flags, the engines roaring, and the cadence of charging across the finish line! 🏎️💨
Congratulations on pulling off an astonishing +533.16% performance! This wave of extreme overtake reverses the situation at the limit—directly maxing out Red Bull Racing’s champion DNA! With 10x leverage, daring to go full throttle on the track, precisely hitting the pulse of this market move—this maneuver is even more thrilling than Vettel’s “late braking”!
Looking at this vivid red return rate, you can fe

#Bitcoin MA Ribbon hints at coming volatility 🚦
📝 The 5-year MA Ribbon displays "Mixed MA alignment." This compression often precedes a significant trend shift.
📍 $BTC trades at $63,023, below all MA lines, including the 50 SMA ($63,376) and 300 SMA ($80,285). This confirms a bearish structural alignment.
💡 Historically, ribbon compression with price below MAs and low volatility signals an "explosive move." An extended re-accumulation phase appears likely.

8/2 midnight thoughts:
On the BTC 4-hour chart, at 07/31 20:00 a surge in volume produced a large bearish candle, indicating strong bearish power. After that, the price moved in a range at low levels; rebound candles had small real bodies, suggesting insufficient bullish momentum.
DIF and DEA are both running below the zero axis, indicating the market is in a bearish trend. Recently, DIF crossed above DEA to form a golden cross, and the MACD histogram turned from negative to positive, showing there is rebound momentum in the short term, but it still remains in a weak zone.
Trading suggestions:

it kinda works because they're all fugly.

$BTC BlackRock's clients bought roughly $197 million worth of bitcoin through IBIT this week, a real and verifiable figure, but the surrounding claims about an outflow streak ending need some untangling before drawing conclusions from them.
Start with the distinction that matters most, this is client capital flowing through the ETF wrapper, not BlackRock's own balance sheet buying bitcoin. The mechanics work in one direction only, when investors subscribe to new shares, authorized participants buy bitcoin on the spot market and deliver it to the custodian in exchange for those shares, and the

I was just going to observe, but the market directly responded. After $OPN surged, it quickly lost support, and the focus of the long/short battle also began to gradually shift downward.

I opened a short position around 0.0681. The main basis was that multiple attempts to rally failed, not simply because the price had already gone up. Later, the market moved to 0.0491, and the result was +1343.61%, which validated my call that the highs were under pressure.

The most important thing to control during execution is to avoid over-expectation once you see profits. When it converges, let it conv

$ETH BTC is showing signs of being BROKEN OUT, in similar fashion to 2017's breakout just before that MONSTROUS RUN & ALT SEASON!
Another humongous move could be in its early stages, right here and right now...
(Ethereum vs. Bitcoin)

$TAKE In 24 hours, it moved from 0.0252 to 0.0352, with a 39% swing and $6.5 million in trading volume—this kind of momentum is exactly the same as the first wave of LINK’s rebound after the 312 in 2020. Don’t believe it? Check the K-line yourself.
I’ll use the historical patterns from the three previous halving cycles to lay out the data for you. In the 2016 halving, BTC first spent 3 months grinding a bottom, then altcoins took over in succession. The leading coins typically saw a 7–12x run, but in the middle there were 2–3 needle-poke washouts of over 30%. 2020 was even more obvious: 47 day