$BTW Now Bitcoin and Ethereum are both garbage; only the King of Bitcoin is the true faith. Bitcoin King, Bitcoin King, Bitcoin King, Bitcoin King, Bitcoin King, Bitcoin King

$SOL Bulls, is $108 the next target?
SOL is currently trading near $103.96, making a slight recovery after bouncing from the $102.50–$103.00 support zone. Buyers are trying to regain momentum on the 1-hour chart, with $105.28 as the next key resistance! Long strategy entry: $103.00–$104.00 TP1: $105.30 | TP2: $106.50 | TP3: $108.00 Stop-loss: $102.20

Retail investor: Make it make sense. Inflation came in HOT & bond yields went DOWN??
Me: Yep. 10 year went from about 5.35% to 5.08% in like 24 hours
Retail investor: but hot inflation should mean higher rates
Me: That’s the logic. The market doesn’t always follow logic in the short run
Retail investor: so why’d it happen
Me: People got scared of stocks & ran to bonds. When everybody buys bonds, bond prices go up... & when bond prices go up, yields go down. They move opposite
Retail investor: so it’s just fear
Me: Mostly. Money rotating out of stocks into “safety”
Retail investor: is that bad?

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$BTW I got in at 1.92 and got out at 2.58, capturing only a third of the 39% gain. I need to thoroughly review this trade.
While watching the market in the early hours, I noticed BTW had been moving sideways in the 1.86–1.90 range for nearly four hours. Trading volume suddenly jumped from a few million to the tens of millions—a classic sign of late-stage accumulation. I placed an order to enter at 1.92, allocating only 20% of my capital to the position. After all, Nasdaq futures had just fallen 0.8%, and the lingering effects of the Fed minutes’ hawkish tone were still weighing on risk assets

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$ALEO jogged all the way

$TIA suffered a major setback, but some interesting moves are emerging around $0.65. Sellers pushed the price sharply lower, but buyers are starting to defend this support level.
I plan to go long $TIA here, expecting the price to rebound to around $0.713. The recent bounce looks promising, but I’d like to see buyers hold above $0.664 before momentum picks up. Entry: $0.664–$0.668 Target: $0.680 / $0.700 / $0.713 Stop-loss: $0.6416
After a major sell-off, this is still a high-risk bounce trade. If $0.6478 gives way, the bullish setup will weaken significantly. Can $TIA reclaim $0.71, or wil

Not sure how people got to the conclusion that rising odds on this polymarket bet equals TGE in December
Leaving aside the fact that there is only $500k traded so far, the rising odds are just an indicator that the vast majority of people is convinced that TGE will be executed by the end of the year
It clearly states in the rules “by” and not “in”
My bet is late November, I’m actually considering the 30% odds might be worth a go

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WARSH’S IMF DISCUSSION: FED RATE EXPECTATIONS COOL, BUT WILL BITCOIN FOLLOW?
Global financial markets are entering a critical phase as investors evaluate the Federal Reserve’s next policy decision. The recent discussion between Kevin Warsh and IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva in Bangkok has added an important perspective to the ongoing debate about inflation, interest rates, artificial intelligence, and the future direction of financial markets.
For me, the most important takeaway is that markets are responding not only to inflation data but also to the

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#Share My Holding Returns is not investment advice

Climate policy has gotten so bad that even actors are speaking out, which shows this is no longer a technical debate but a cost issue affecting ordinary people’s daily lives. Banks’ remark went viral not because he’s an actor, but because “power outages, wildfires, and losing your home” aren’t abstract talking points—they’re what many people are actually living through. Take California, for example: the 2018 Camp Fire killed 85 people and destroyed nearly 19,000 buildings, and utility company PG&E subsequently went bankrupt. In 2019, the state also implemented multiple preventive power shutoff

On the fourth day, early this morning, I made a small profit of $42 a few minutes ago. In the afternoon, I went long at 2420, added at 2400, and set a stop loss at the weekly liquidation level of 2380. In the evening, ETH plunged below 2397, liquidating longs, then rebounded to around 2419 and started seeing a surge in volume. I decisively closed my position and exited. I originally wanted to hold until 2440, but after thinking it over, I decided to lock in my profits first. Going forward, I don't recommend shorting easily. If it pulls back to around 2400, go long for a quick short-term trade.

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XRP Lags Behind BTC and ETH Rally: What's Holding the Price Back?
XRP is still 62.5% below its 2018 peak. The token trades around $1.33, roughly 62.5% off the $3.55 all-time high set in January 2018.
Analyst Omkar Godbole attributes XRP's underperformance versus Bitcoin and Ethereum to both rising supply and relatively weak investment demand. Over the same period, Bitcoin gained about 314%, Ethereum rose 66%, and BNB — an asset with a similar market cap to XRP — surged roughly 2,800%.
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Educational content, not investment advice or a

It’s such a shame I couldn’t hold onto these two trades. I got spooked by the pullback wick. I held BTC for two or three days, but still couldn’t stomach the drawdown