$5.4 trillion! NVIDIA Is Back—Who Still Dares Say the AI Rally Is Over?
NVIDIA’s market capitalization has climbed back above $5.4 trillion. This figure may look like it merely has a few extra zeros, but in reality, it represents the market casting another vote of confidence in the AI industry chain.
In the latest trading session, NVIDIA’s share price rose more than 3%, bringing its market capitalization back above $5.4 trillion. More importantly, this was not simply an emotion-driven rally. The company’s latest quarterly revenue reached $96.2 billion, up 106% year over year. Its data center b

My hand trembled when I set the stop-loss a few days ago; this morning, I realized that was unnecessary overprotectiveness. The last thing I saw before bed was $AIO still consolidating around 0.04844, but funds were already quietly entering and volume was gradually building. I judged this to be the calm before the launch and directly placed a long order. Looking again now, the price has reached 0.05082, and the account return is +98.03%. I caught the rhythm of this move perfectly; after grinding sideways for so long, the breakout feels great. Being out of the market is not a sin—opening positi

Before this move began, clear signals had already emerged structurally: key levels on the daily chart kept rising, while the depth of pullbacks gradually narrowed. There was no hesitation on direction, so after the pullback confirmed the key level, it was handled as a long position. Most of the profit came from the entry position, not from chasing the rally.
The entry reference was 2394.32. The core was a repeatedly confirmed support zone. The low-volume pullback after the high-volume breakout did not damage the structure, so the position was entered at the end of the pullback. The subsequent

After seeing this kind of market structure many times, the first reaction is not to chase as soon as volume expands, but to first confirm whether there is real support after the breakout. Price broke above it once earlier but failed to hold, then held the neckline on the second pullback, so the bullish structure remained intact. This trade was entered only after the pullback was confirmed.

The entry was at 828.40. At the time, the moving averages were beginning to converge, while volume was no longer continuing to contract, indicating that this move was unlikely to be a fakeout. The market h

My “First Withdrawal” on Gate
Last November, I finally made my first withdrawable profit on Gate—about 500 U.
When I clicked the withdrawal button, my hand was shaking even more than when placing an order—not because I was afraid the money would disappear, but because I was overwhelmed by a particularly complex mix of emotions. I checked the address back and forth three times, entered the verification code twice, and refreshed my account five times after clicking “Confirm.”
When the money arrived, I stared at my wallet balance for a long time. When I used to deposit money into Gate, I felt, “T

September 4 Jinman Gold Morning Review:
Spot gold consolidated sideways at high levels in early trading. It opened today at 4471.10, essentially flat versus yesterday’s close, and is currently quoted at 4475.76. The intraday high reached 4478.72, while the low was 4471.10. Overall volatility has narrowed, with the market in a consolidation phase to build momentum after the sharp rally.
Yesterday, gold prices staged a one-way surge, climbing more than 200 points from the interim low of 4282.53 to reach around 4510 at the high, as bullish momentum was released in concentrated fashion.
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This trend was so obvious I didn’t even need to think—the account was dancing on its own. I opened the chart this morning, and $UAI immediately gapped up; before I could react, the unrealized profit was already ticking higher.
The signal was crystal clear at the time: buying pressure was strengthening, volume at lower time frames continued to expand, and the bottoming structure was nearly complete. The long position entered at 0.33539 is now at 0.34924, with a return of +199.01%. Feels great.
It was truly sluggish at first, but the breakout feels just as good. Position management remains unch

This trade was not about explaining it after the market move was over—the direction had already been established when the structure formed earlier. A typical breakout-and-retest appeared on the daily chart. The price returned to 1.8725 without breaking the previous low, while volume expanded moderately. If you did not go long at this level, there would be no better entry point.
After entry, the move was steadier than I expected, with almost no room for a pullback, indicating that the positions were held tightly. The price has now reached 1.9577, with returns already at +323.08%. The overall rh

$XPL looking strong on the weekly timeframe👀🚀
The setup is looking strong, and the bulls are starting to take control🚀🚀
Could we see $XPL challenge a fresh ATH during this bull run?🔥
The upcoming days & weeks will be explosive. Get in while it's still early
This will fly

This trend is so obvious that I don’t even need to think—the account is dancing on its own.

Right after lunch, when I checked the chart, it made another push upward, but buying support was clearly insufficient. The candlestick looked like it was stepping on cotton, bouncing weakly and then going soft. A rebound without enough support can’t last long. I directly entered a short position around 39.19, with a low entry cost and a stop-loss in place. The rest can be left to time.

Now at 38.14, +127.79%. This short-side move paid off cleanly and decisively—feels great.

Close 80% first and put

Short ETH at 2530, short BTC at 82200—precise needle-top shorts, taking profit.

I originally wanted to cut my losses as a sacrifice to the heavens, but the sacrifice never happened—the meat cooked itself. I opened the chart this morning and immediately knew something was off: the order I placed before bed a few days ago had been pierced and then pulled back up. After ranging at the bottom for so long, buying pressure was quietly strengthening, so I quickly increased my position. $ZEC went from 569.29 to 948.23, giving the answer directly: +4721.17%, a massive gain.

Experts die trying to catch the bottom, small investors perish chasing orders, and smart people live in t

With this trend, I don’t even need to think—the account is partying on its own. When the sell-off hit at the start of the session, $TAC looked like it was about to launch a counterattack, but when I looked at the rebound, it couldn’t even touch the previous high—a classic bull trap. This kind of market is the most treacherous, leaving those who chased longs hanging halfway up the mountain. I immediately reversed into a short position at 0.002477. The price has now drifted to around 0.002313, with a +63.66% return. Feels really good.

Being wrong isn’t embarrassing; refusing to admit it and g

The first professional term I learned on Gate was “FOMO”
On my first day after registering on Gate, I saw the word “FOMO” in the square. I asked about it and only then learned that it meant “fear of missing out.” At the time, I thought these people were really interesting. Losing money was one thing, but they even came up with a foreign word for it.
Then I FOMOed the very next day.
I saw a coin rise 20%, and everyone in the group was shouting, “Get on board, get on board!” I got carried away and jumped in. After I bought it, the coin started falling. I got even more carried away and bought a l

This trend is so obvious I don’t even need to think—the account is dancing on its own 🤣 During the repeated intraday swings, I noticed every upward push fell just short, with clear resistance overhead and no one willing to take it higher. This isn’t the main force being kind; the strong baiting scent is obvious. Don’t lose patience grinding through the range, only to try to regain your dignity in a one-sided move. At the time, I decisively gave the short-selling idea; entering at 0.1903, it has now reached 0.1828, with a return of +97.93%. This profit feels great—those on board should have la

How Much Higher Can NVIDIA Go After Reaching a $5.4 Trillion Market Cap? The Market Is Not Really Worried About AI, but That “Expectations Are Too High”
NVIDIA’s market cap has climbed back above $5.4 trillion, unquestionably making it the focus of global capital markets once again.
But from an investor’s perspective, the most important thing to do now is not cheer, but calmly ask:
How much more growth does such a huge company need in the future to support its current valuation?
This is NVIDIA’s biggest challenge right now.
The company’s latest quarterly performance remains extremely strong, w

I was just about to go to the forum and start cursing, but then I saw my balance—forget it, the market is always right. When everyone else was running, I didn’t panic along with them. Before the market had fully taken off, the resistance overhead was obvious, and every rebound felt like doing push-ups. I judged then that no one would be there to catch this move upward, so I placed a short at 0.02485. When I checked the chart after lunch, it was at 0.02352, +104.59%. That was a satisfying bite of profit; those on board should have woken up laughing. I first closed out at +104.59% and walked awa

Should I worry? 👀