$ETH Someone in the comments section is shorting ETH—still the same old friend. Let me review it for everyone once again: starting from the large bullish candle I marked in yellow, BTC and ETH officially entered a bullish structure. From that point on, there is only one approach to trading: go long on wicks, go long on pullbacks, and go long even amid market panic. No matter at what level you go long, BTC and ETH will not let you down, because $1,500 is already a firm bottom in this bear market. The fact that I was lucky enough to secure a position at $1,870 was only relatively near the botto

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This weekend I am starting from a market that took three separate shocks in five days and still closed the week roughly where it opened, and that single fact is the reason I am not bearish going into Saturday and Sunday.

Bitcoin's seven days, session by session, because the path matters more than the destination. BTC began the week around $77,300 and traded a range of roughly $75,000 to $79,538. Monday, September 14, it gained about 1.75% and closed near $78,185 after tagging that weekly high. Tuesday, September 15, was the break, down about 3

XRPL wants to use mathematical proofs to prove that its lending market cannot be drained.
On September 17, protocol research firm Common Prefix said it is conducting formal verification on the lending protocol soon to launch on the XRP Ledger, using mathematical proofs to test whether it can be drained or become insolvent.
DeFi’s trust has long been built on audit reports and post-incident compensation. If formal verification succeeds, it will turn “nothing will go wrong” from a promise into a verifiable proposition—the certainty institutional capital wants most.
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$BTC I believe many people here will want to jump straight into Bitcoin! The fact that it can rebound this much after the rate hike takes effect is already something to be thankful for! I still expect a pullback! I won’t go long until it falls below 75! It’s time for the bulls and bears to call each other dumbasses again! Just short it! Set the stop-loss at 82,800, with a target below 80k! Last time, it crashed straight after rebounding following the rate hike! This time, it’s the same script! Short it aggressively! Welcome to the bears’ camp!

What a wild week for crypto....week started with the CLARITY Act failing....
Bitcoin crashed to $75K, the Fed hiked rates, and bears expected more downside.
Then everything flipped positive crypto policy news hit $BTC jumped to $81K, $ETH broke $2,600, and altcoins reached an 8-month high.
Even heavy FUD couldn’t keep crypto down.

The first 10x$ETH

JUST IN: A ZEC whale has about $10M in unrealized gains from a ~9.81k ZEC long opened a month ago at $517.68; current price around $1,534.70. The same holder also flags a $2.6M loss on a 3,550 ETH short. $ZEC $ETH

$XAU /USDT is range-bound but one number says short is the play.

$XAU /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 4380.46 – 4383.40
SL: 4396.08
TP1: 4371.32
TP2: 4364.25
TP3: 4353.64

Why this setup?
Why now? The daily trend is range, which means the 1h price is trapped between extremes and a breakout is overdue. The 15m RSI sits at 50.75, showing neither overbought nor oversold exhaustion, so a directional move is pure price action. The 1h ATR of 5.894146 tells us volatility is expanding just enough to justify a short position inside the entry zone at 4381.93. Targets are 4371.32 for TP1 and 4364.2

【$BTC Signal】1H convergence at the end, order-book bids providing support, buy on pullback
$BTC 4H RSI 77.23, 1H Bollinger Bands narrowed to 661 points, order-book Bid/Ask 3.87. 4H MACD histogram positive at 454, while the 1H histogram is negative at -127 and contracting.
🎯 Direction: Long
⚡ Entry/limit order: 81127.784 - 81371.900
🛑 Stop loss: 80558.181
🚀 Target 1: 82592.478
🚀 Target 2: 83202.768
🛡️Trade management:
- Execution strategy: Reduce the position by 50% after reaching Target 1, and move the stop loss up to breakeven. If the price falls back to the entry level, exit automatic

SanDisk will be added to the S&P 100 on September 21 Musk calls for GDP to double! Is AI hardware hype or real money? Old Musk talks a big game, saying AI can push U.S. GDP from 2% to 4% next year. Do you believe it? Here’s an objective view: The logic isn’t wrong, but the figure needs to be discounted. U.S. real GDP grew just 1.48% in Q2 this year, and the IMF forecasts full-year growth of only 2.4%, so doubling it won’t be easy. But he’s right about the “direction”—Google, Amazon, and Meta together are set to spend more than $500 billion on AI capital expenditures this year, putting real mon

$AKE 28 unlocks, and it still needs to rise for 8 days.

JUST IN: 'The orange tie stays': Michael Saylor responds to venture capitalist's bitcoin ($BTC ) obituary

5/15 minutes confirmation entry on both crypto and forex.

Young people should still move to big cities.

$BTC Market Analysis! Don’t rush into the market—wait for the direction to stabilize before making a move!
Brothers, at Bitcoin’s current price, do you still dare to open a position without thinking it through?
Several major resistance levels ahead have already been successfully broken, but the pullback signal has not yet been confirmed. If you rush to take a position in the opposite direction, be careful—the market may stop you out before your position even has a chance to turn a profit!
The downward structures on the 1-hour and 4-hour charts have already been broken. There’s no need to stubb

$NEAR is currently in a relative-strength position within the sector, with the smallest decline and the most active trading, but its technicals have not yet turned bullish. It is a watchlist asset awaiting confirmation, rather than one to chase long directly.
Comparatively, $DO is down 2.25% over 24h with only 11.9M in volume, while $NEAR is down 0.86% with 225.6M in volume—a shallower decline with volume nearly 19 times higher, indicating buying support after selling pressure was released; in terms of volatility, $NEAR has a 14.07% range over 30 candles, far higher than $DOT 's 6.48%, giv

$SKHY Is Expanding Beyond HBM
SK Hynix is developing Processing-in-Memory (PIM), which processes data inside or near memory to reduce data movement, latency, and power consumption
The company claims PIM can deliver 300× the memory capacity of SRAM in the same chip area and is exploring hybrid bonding to stack compute and memory dies without sacrificing density
Meanwhile, High Bandwidth Flash (HBF) combines 3D NAND density with HBM-style interconnects to deliver higher capacity at lower cost, targeting long-context and large-batch inference
SK Hynix is also developing SALT-KV, software that dis