Two emotions of a genius trader

A few days ago, my hand trembled slightly as I set the stop-loss; this morning, I realized that extra bit of filial devotion was unnecessary. 😂

The last thing I saw before bed, $SOXL was still ranging at 116.25. It had not broken through the key level above, and I saw that the key level had remained unbroken. Before the market had fully started moving, my assessment was: hold as long as the pullback does not break through; there would still be time to exit if it did. That dip a few days ago was quite frightening, and I almost got shaken out, but the logic had not changed. When I opened the

Why is everyone suddenly looking to sell TAO at 252.1?

$TAO /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 250.9 – 253.3
SL: 264.1
TP1: 243.1
TP2: 237.1
TP3: 228.1

Why this setup?


Debate:
Are we heading to TP2 at 237.1 or is 250.2 about to flip this trade?

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ZEC surged before pulling back—where is the next support?
ZEC previously surged to around 1297 before pulling back and stabilizing around 1200. Overall, the highs and lows continue to rise, and the bullish trend has not been broken for now.
More importantly, the fundamentals remain strong. Two weeks after the Zcash ETF launched, its assets under management had already exceeded $500 million, with cumulative inflows surpassing $70 million. DCG recently added around $100 million to its ETF investment, significantly increasing institutional interest in ZEC.
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Guan Ge’s view remain

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The exchange has also maintained strong momentum in derivatives. In July, Gate ranked among the three largest retail exchanges by futures open interest, while holding an 11.2% share. It also rank

The data hits at 8:30 tonight—if you still don’t know how to respond, look here!

Key points for interpreting the PPI + initial jobless claims data:
PPI below expectations + initial jobless claims above expectations → bullish for the market
PPI above expectations + initial jobless claims below expectations → bearish for the market

The two sets of data will likely offset each other, limiting the short-term impact. Tomorrow’s CPI is the real main event.
But if the data deviates sharply from expectations, it could trigger intense market volatility, just like the previous nonfarm payrolls repo

They just can’t….😎

No trades, no analysis, just pure luck—this performance is embarrassing even to talk about. After lunch, while checking the charts, I noticed $TAO funds quietly entering and the bottom holding in sideways consolidation, so I casually opened a long at 225.0. At the time, I just felt it couldn't fall any further—I didn't expect it to treat me this well.
Now it's already at 251.2, with a return of +561.17%. Big gains delivered right to my mouth—it wasn't all for nothing. The repeated volatility earlier was the hardest part; looking back now, all those fluctuations were just noise before getting

Crypto pumped into almost every FOMC this year, then dumped 12–14% after.
Me thinks this time is no different...

💰 Open interest grew from $493M to $523M – but purple whales aren't interested! Retail is increasing while whales stay away. Be careful with the bounce into $80K 👇
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BTC and ETH have been range-bound for nearly 20 days, and the breakout window is approaching!

BTC is moving sideways around 78300U, while ETH is fluctuating around 2460U.
The nearly 20-day range consolidation is nearing its end, and a major short-term move is highly likely.

A prolonged period of sideways trading could lead to a rally, but beware of the risk of market makers luring buyers in before selling and triggering a rapid plunge.
For trading, prioritize small positions and low leverage, and manage risk carefully.

Pay close attention to next week’s Federal Reserve interest rate meet

Tonight at 20:30, U.S. initial jobless claims and August PPI will be released together.
Initial claims were 206,000 previously, with 205,000 expected. They will most likely continue hovering at low levels, with no clear easing in the labor market yet.
More importantly, PPI is expected to rise 0.4% month-on-month (previously 0) and increase to 5.3% year-on-year. It was flat in July, but is expected to pick up again in August.
With employment still resilient and producer prices potentially accelerating again, CPI is also due Friday. For the September rate meeting, the rate-cut narrative will be

Apple’s foldable screen suits me quite well—best of both worlds.

A few days ago, my hand trembled as I set the stop-loss; this morning I realized that was unnecessary filial piety. 😴

The last thing I saw before bed, $TRUMP was still hovering around 2.371. Every rebound was pressed back down upon reaching that level, with heavy resistance above. Each rebound looked as if someone had hit the pause button—whenever it rose, someone dumped. This was a textbook weak consolidation. I judged that the rebound lacked strength, and shorting at this level offered a decent risk-reward ratio; even if I was wrong, it would only trigger the stop-loss, so I tried a smal

No big-picture conviction, can’t hold on, the profit on this trade is paper-thin, but I’m absolutely loving it.
First, the result: $SOXS , short opened at 52.38, now at 44.46, with +370.77% already locked in. Nailed the timing, so staying up all night wasn’t for nothing.
A few days ago, I was still watching the market before bed. It kept grinding around the highs, with clearly insufficient buying support—it looked like a bull trap no matter how I looked at it. With one last glance before bed, I confirmed my view and held the short without moving. I told everyone then not to rush into the trade.

$BTC It’s time to play the game again.
Figure 1: In April 2019, it continued breaking out after a strong, brief pullback.
Figure 2: In February 2023, it continued breaking out after a weak, complex pullback.
Figure 3: Today, does it look strong or weak?