$JCT It was up 25% in 24 hours, but I handed over my tokens at 0.0035.
Let me review this trade. The night before last, JCT was still bottoming around 0.0033, and I placed a buy order at 0.0034 as planned, keeping my position at 8% of my total capital. The entry logic was simple: three days of low-volume sideways trading on the daily chart, with frequent lower-wick tests of the 0.0032–0.0033 range that never broke below it—a classic sign of confirmed support. I set my stop-loss at 0.0030, with an unconditional exit if it broke below the previous low. My first take-profit target was 0.0045, and

Fundamentally there are a few temporary threats for AI infrastructure stocks like $CIFR with large loads of power subject to Batch Zero BUT technically when I see this chart and the pain the stock has seen, makes me think alot of it has been priced in
There are 2 daily gaps at mdi $12s and mid $14s and if there's something that the market does really well is fill the gaps to the upside and downside

#BTCBreaksPastMidtermBearishPattern
Bitcoin Just Broke Its 12-Year Midterm Bearish Pattern: This Time Is Different
For 12 years, Bitcoin followed the same midterm script. Fall before the vote, crash in Q4, then rally a year later.
This time, Bitcoin broke the pattern.
Verified Historical Pattern:
Bitcoin fell in the fourth quarter of each of the last three U.S. midterm election years, yet traded higher one year after every vote, according to an analysis by Joe Consorti.
Bitcoin's fourth-quarter losses were 17.3% in 2014, 43.5% in 2018 and 14.8% in 2022.
Over the longer historical comparis

Bitcoin slipped under $76K overnight as the midterm results rolled in, then spent the whole day climbing back to around $80K.
Classic V-shape. Feels like the market panicked first and read the news second.
Did you sleep through it or watch it live? #Bitcoin

🇺🇸 According to Kalshi, the favorite in its prediction markets won 479 of 487 U.S. midterm election races, a 98% success rate, with odds set before vote counting began. The platform says it outperformed polls and forecasting models.

The White House account straight-up posted, “Trump is still your president,” right after Democrats won both chambers. This isn’t an announcement; it’s staking out a position in advance. From here on, every bill either party pushes will first spark a fight over legitimacy, and everything from the federal budget to the debt ceiling will get delayed. Markets hate this kind of uncertainty. Whoever moves first takes the hit. If you have anything to add, leave it in the comments.

$ZEC Currently at 1292.52, up 5.86% over 24H (1159.0–1352.22). 1H is strong, with RSI 52.91 and EMA20 at 1276.20; 4H is strong, with RSI 54.72 and EMA20 at 1242.34; 1H volume ratio is 0.00. Both timeframes are strong, but participation is insufficient. If price holds above the 1352.22 resistance, watch for a continuation; if it breaks below the 1159.0 support, the short-term trend may weaken. In the follow-up review, check whether price can hold above 1352.22 and whether it can reclaim 1159.0 after a breakdown; the volume ratio is 0.00x, so a move through either level needs confirmation from p

$ELSA It surged 30 points in ten minutes. The guys rushing in now really aren't afraid of getting wrecked. It's currently at 0.1023, up 56.53% in 24 hours, with a high of 0.1142 and a low of 0.0622. Trading volume hit 77.9M—this turnover clearly shows big money is pushing hard.
First, the bullish case. One, volume has genuinely surged: 77.9M in trading isn't something retail traders can generate, and the price has nearly doubled from the 0.0622 low to its current level, showing clear intent from the big players to drive it higher. Two, this kind of explosive rally often comes with a narrative

Someone close to Jensen Huang is alleged to have ties to Chinese intelligence. U.S. intelligence reportedly briefed Trump about it a year ago, but nothing was done because Nvidia was too important. The absurdity is that the CEO of a chip company has become a buffer in geopolitical power plays. Maybe I’ve got it wrong. I’ll wait to be proven wrong.

#GateStockTalkSeason
stocks have entered the market and taken over the big share of market. in my opinion this is future for next decade
$AMZN

Really nice bounce on $BTC BUT we are currently rejecting from a daily order block, still cautious here.

$TRUMP Currently at 1.277, down 19.69% over 24H (1.218–1.604). Both the 1H and 4H timeframes are weak, with RSI at 19.22 and 12.37, respectively. The current price is below both EMA20s. The 1H volume ratio is 0.29. If the price holds above the 1.604 resistance, continuation can be monitored; if it breaks below the 1.218 support, it may weaken in the short term. In the follow-up review, check whether 1.604 holds and whether the price can recover after losing 1.218. The volume ratio is 0.29x, so a break of either level requires confirmation from participation; a break that cannot be recovered wo

The crazy part is that this Como of a team was in serie b last two years.
all of a sudden, Cesc Fàbregas has turned them to war lords.

Dips to support are just clearance sales before AIN takes another leg up to the moon!Buying some $AIN .Entry around 0.28242 - 0.28517Take profit 0.3080 / 0.327SL 0.2715Be careful: Failure to hold 0.278 support could trigger a deeper flush toward the 0.270 baseline.Never all-in, fam. Use a size that fits your own account.

$NEAR Currently at 4.007, 24H +3.67% (3.694–4.273). The 1H is weak, with RSI at 48.74 and EMA20 at 4.0091; the 4H is weak, with RSI at 49.66 and EMA20 at 4.0264. The 1H volume ratio is 0.15. Both timeframes are weak, and the current price is below both EMAs. If price holds above the 4.273 resistance level, watch for continuation; if it breaks below the 3.694 support level, near-term weakness may follow. In the next review, check whether 4.273 holds and whether price can reclaim 3.694 after losing it. With the volume ratio at 0.15x, breakouts need confirmation from participation; a break below

Hedera ranks first among crypto's real-world asset projects by development activity, ahead of OriginTrail and Chainlink.
It also held the top spot last month.
@hedera

Will have to remember this next midterms as somehow they always find a way to drive up energy costs the start of the midterm year, and usually see it top out when the elections are over.