Crypto KOL Community & Market Trends

The first major rebound in August has already ended. There is very little chance of a substantial rise over the remaining days. Prices will likely move up and down, then up and down again before stabilizing, making it extremely difficult to trade. Those with weak fundamentals and a thin profit cushion may even want to exit for now and wait for the second wave in September or for another opportunity later. As for those taking on high-difficulty trades, even though I’ve told you that the recovery rally from August to October is still ongoing, the vast majority of assets will not return to their previous levels. Waiting for a recovery simply by holding on stubbornly will not work.

Sun bro’s dream came true. Liu Yifei has been my idol since middle school.

$ETH breakout around $1800 and it was obvious for Ethereum to take large leap, that's now trading more than $2500
4h tf getting more interesting here and sparking enthusiasm among traders whether to hold this or not.
This was all going better but this rejection will take more longer to confirm. Current I'm taking break to settle this alt and also seeing $BTC closely with it

This may be one of the more interesting Meme stories recently:
CZ × Lin × Hong Kong × $Lin
met once,
one name,
and then the entire community began speculating about the story behind it.
We don't know the answer,
but at least now—
the story has begun to be discussed. 🔥
@Lin9a3 @cz_
CA: 0x218f99bdde7ab8a26c5ec375fa1a546e52ef7777
Purchase path:

Has everyone felt it this week: the market’s main character keeps changing. On Monday, everyone was digging into congressional and institutional holdings, with BE being categorized under AI energy and institutional buying in INTC corresponding to the computing-power narrative. In between, $SPCX and memory chips took turns making an appearance. By overnight trading, the entire market’s attention was fixed on Nvidia’s earnings report. The results were indeed rock-solid: revenue came in at 96.2 billion, leaving the market consensus of 92.0 billion far behind; EPS

Recently, the Robinhood chain has been hitting one after another. The entries we researched together in the group and positioned for have all delivered multiple returns. This $PONGO went from over 300k to 2m at the time. After researching it, we found out it was Pons’s mascot. Then Pons performed very well, and as sentiment picked up, it also rose to over 2m, gaining more than 5x. This one is about to have its profits realized—a token benefiting from overflowing sentiment.
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Then there’s this $Bow , which went from 1m to 5m, a 5x return.

SNDK at $1,490—would you dare to bottom-fish?
First, look at the surface: falling from 2,354 to 1,490, down 36%, retail investors are panicking and cursing.
It peaked at 2,354 on June 22, then moved lower in a choppy decline, surging to 1,780+ in mid-August before quickly plunging to 1,416–1,420, then recovering to 1,480–1,520. The AI storage leader has risen 500%+ in a year and is now down 36% from its high—the chart tells you this: 1,420 has held three times, a potential double bottom has emerged, and selling pressure is gradually being exhausted.
First: the company’s fundamentals are absurdly strong, but the chart has scared you senseless.
In mid-August, SanDisk unveiled a “new business model”: multiyear long-term contracts with guaranteed minimum prices, with a weighted average term of about four years, guaranteed contract value of $93.9 billion, plus $16.5 billion in customer financial guarantees. Management is targeting an approximately 80% gross margin for FY2028–2030 and plans to return 100% of excess cash to shareholders.
FY2026 revenue is expected to be approximately $20.25 billion, up 175% year over year, with net income of approximately $11.43 billion and EPS of approximately $73.8. Q4 gross margin briefly surged to 84.6%.
Second: institutions and SK hynix are promoting the HBF standard, while planning more than $31 billion in capacity expansion in Japan with Kioxia.
The direction is clear: competing for storage on the AI inference side, not just consumer-grade SD cards.
Retail investors are still focused on the old “consumer electronics recovery” framework, while institutions are already trading on a new valuation model centered on “AI storage long-term-contract cash cows.” Up 500%+ YTD, they have made enough money, but they have not fully exited—they are waiting for the next catalyst.
Third: the chart has produced a signal that must be taken seriously.
Around 1,420: the hammer low on August 24, a dip-buying zone after the mid-August plunge, and the third successful defense since June. This is the early formation of a triple-bottom structure and solid evidence that buying strength is gradually increasing.
But SNDK has also hit a wall twice around 1,600–1,690. The battle between bulls and bears is about to begin.
The bull-bear showdown—see for yourself
On one side:
1,420 held three times, with a triple-bottom structure emerging
$93.9 billion in guaranteed contracts plus $16.5 billion in guarantees, providing extremely strong cash-flow certainty
The shortage of AI enterprise SSDs remains, and the long-term thesis is intact
Forward P/E could fall to the single digits
On the other side:
Up 500% in a year, with massive profit-taking pressure
Institutions have begun rotating from SNDK into TSMC—“reallocation after an excessive rally”
Consumer-side inventory digestion is slower than expected, with structural divergence
It failed twice at 1,600–1,690, confirming effective resistance
Upside resistance: 1,528–1,550 → 1,570–1,600 → 1,690–1,790 (50-day moving average + August rebound high)
Downside support: 1,450–1,485 → 1,415–1,425 (lifeline) → 1,330–1,355
Trading strategy
Short-term traders:
Go long at 1,450–1,465, stop-loss at 1,410, target 1,528–1,550, with 1,580–1,600 in sight on a breakout. Try shorting 1,570–1,600, stop-loss at 1,625–1,640, target 1,520–1,485. Until the range breaks, sell high and buy low.
Swing traders:
Wait for a false breakdown below 1,420 followed by a quick recovery and reclaim of 1,450, treat it as a false breakdown, and go long for a target of 1,528–1,580. Alternatively, wait for a daily close to stabilize above 1,600 before entering on the right side of the move.
Medium-term traders:
1,350–1,450 is a quality accumulation zone. As long as 1,420 does not break on a weekly close, the medium-term bias remains bullish. The next observation window is the earnings report in early November—that is the key day for verifying whether the guidance and gross margin can continue to sustain the rally.
Risk-control checklist (must read)
Limit the loss on any single trade to 1.5%–2% of principal
Avoid market orders during the 15 minutes before and after the US market open
Watch the correlation among MU/SK hynix/Western Digital—storage is priced as a sector
If “China risk + a sector-wide decline + crowded positive funding rates” occur together, reduce your position first
SNDK now looks like Nvidia in 2024—
99% of people thought, “After rising 500%, it should fall,” but after a 30% pullback, it rose another 200%.
On the day 1,600 breaks out, you will realize:
It was never that SNDK was failing—you were just cutting losses every time panic was at its peak.
What is your cost basis for SNDK?
At 1,490, would you dare to bottom-fish?#英伟达财报周 #老用户1BTC回归礼 #事件合约赛享1%交易量奖励 $SNDK $NVDA $MU

4Heal is turning “health AI” from a concept into infrastructure. Its goal is straightforward: to give everyone a decentralized AI health agent that truly understands their body. 4Heal has completed two consecutive rounds of multi-million-dollar financing: the Pre-Seed round was backed exclusively by Aimei Health Technology II (NASDAQ: AHJK) as a strategic investor; it subsequently received further investment from Malaysian AI health technology company AI MOXA Group

Look back 3-4 months. Their jeers were so loud back then that they almost drowned out my resolve! Have all the teachers come back now?

Gold at $4,590—would you dare buy it?
Look at the surface first: up 20%, with retail investors FOMO-chasing the rally.
After bottoming at 3,940 in late June, it surged all the way to 4,697, gaining 13% in August for its strongest monthly performance of the year. It just hit a 3-month high on Wednesday, then plunged in one large bearish candle, dropping 1.4%. The candlestick is telling you: overbought conditions have reached an extreme, RSI is retreating from elevated levels, MACD is showing signs of bearish divergence, and the short-term market is overheated.
First: the Treasury’s “dollar depreciation trade” ignited gold, but the market may have gone too far.
What was the core catalyst behind this August rebound? Not geopolitics, not inflation—it was the U.S. Treasury expanding its long-term bond buyback program. The market interpreted it as “fiscal dominance + deliberate dollar depreciation,” and gold took off.
New Fed Chair Warsh is set to speak at Jackson Hole on Friday. Will he allow the Treasury to do this?
But the market has already fully priced in expectations that “Warsh will definitely be dovish.” What if he isn’t?
Second: PCE data remains sticky, so rate cuts may not come that quickly.
July PCE rose 3.7% year-on-year (forecast: 3.6%), while core PCE rose 3.3% year-on-year, in line with expectations. Inflation stickiness has not eased significantly, with the market pricing in a 36-40% probability of a rate hike in September and still over 70% odds of a rate hike in December.
With inflation still elevated, the Fed will not dare to ease its stance easily.
The market was too optimistic before and is now beginning to correct.
If Warsh is hawkish, gold could plunge straight through 4,500.
Retail investors are betting that “rate cuts are guaranteed,” while the Fed is saying that “inflation is still high.”
Gold rose from 3,940 to 4,697, gaining 20%, fully pricing in both “rate-cut expectations” and “dollar depreciation.”
Third: a signal has appeared on the technical front that must be taken seriously.
Wednesday’s large bearish candle formed the beginnings of a classic evening star—a top-reversal signal. MACD is showing signs of bearish divergence, RSI is retreating from overbought territory, and short-term momentum has clearly weakened.
The 4,520-4,560 zone is the defense area around the 200-day moving average and the lower boundary of this upward channel. Holding it would be a textbook pullback confirmation; losing it would signal a short-term top.
The bulls and bears are battling it out—you decide.
On one side:
Central banks made net purchases of 288.9 tons in Q2, a quarterly record.
ETF net inflows continued in August, with institutions buying.
$40 trillion+ in U.S. Treasuries and dedollarization provide strong long-term fundamentals.
4,520-4,560 is supported by both the 200-day moving average and the channel’s lower boundary.
On the other side:
Gold rose from 3,940 to 4,697, gaining 20%, and is severely overbought in the short term.
Sticky PCE + rising rate-hike odds point to a hawkish interest-rate path.
Uncertainty around Warsh’s speech is extremely high, creating significant expectations-gap risk.
Resistance above: 4,640-4,655 → 4,680-4,700 → 4,780
Support below: 4,560-4,580 → 4,520-4,525 (200-day moving average) → 4,500 → 4,450
Trading strategy
For aggressive short-term traders:
Short lightly if the rebound is rejected at 4,635-4,655, with a stop-loss at 4,670 and targets at 4,580-4,560. Go lightly long if the pullback stabilizes at 4,560-4,580 (confirmed by a bullish 4-hour candle), with a stop-loss at 4,540 and targets at 4,640-4,680.
For medium-term traders:
If the speech is dovish or ambiguous → go long on a sustained break above 4,700, targeting 4,800-5,000. If the speech is hawkish → reduce positions or reverse short after a break below 4,520, targeting 4,450-4,300.
Gold’s current price action looks remarkably similar to the night before BTC broke out in 2024—
99% of people chased at the top, only for one speech to smash straight through support; after the weak hands capitulated, it flew again.
After Warsh’s speech, you will realize:
It wasn’t that gold was weak—it’s that every time, you bet on the outcome before the direction became clear.
What is your cost basis for gold?
At 4,590, would you dare chase it?#英伟达财报周 #老用户1BTC回归礼 #事件合约赛享1%交易量奖励 $BTC $XAU $XAUT

By the way, a quick reminder for everyone: the sixth edition of the 2026 Trading Tour, a collaboration between Gate and Red Bull, opened for registration today. Those who participated in the previous editions know that the rewards have been pretty generous. I took a look, and this round’s prize pool can reach up to 60000 GT, while the champion also has a chance to win tickets to watch F1 live.

$SOL spot demand just hit its highest level since November 2025.
Yet price is still ~27% below the level marked on the chart.
Demand is recovering while price remains heavily discounted.
That divergence rarely stays unnoticed forever.
You know what that means.

$BTC ‌ has dropped below $80,000.
Meanwhile, U.S. stock futures are trading higher, with Oil and the DXY also moving up.
Pre-market update:
▫️ Nasdaq futures: +0.98% 🟠
▫️ S&P 500 futures: +0.46% 🟠
Bitcoin is showing some weakness despite a positive start for broader markets.
#CandyDrop1BTCForOldUsers
#NVIDIAEarnings
#EventContracts1%Reward

$SOL spot demand just hit its highest level since November 2025.
Yet price is still ~27% below the level marked on the chart.
Demand is recovering while price remains heavily discounted.
That divergence rarely stays unnoticed forever.
You know what that means.

Would you chase SOL at $104?
Look at the surface first: a V-shaped reversal with overwhelming momentum.
It was still at 65 in June, 76 at the end of July, then broke through 80, 90, and 100 in August, rising 20% in 7 days and 40% in 30 days, climbing above EMA200 with the moving averages in a bullish alignment. But the daily RSI has already reached 80-85, and the price is right at the Bollinger upper band at 105. The candlesticks tell you: the trend is right, but the position is expensive.
First: ETFs are buying, and the chain is active—this is not empty momentum.
Spot SOL ETFs have seen cumulative net inflows of approximately $1.22 billion. On August 25, daily inflows reached $33.5 million, the largest single-day inflow since 2026 began. The entire network processed approximately 4.2 billion transactions in July, a massive month-over-month surge. A whale address that had been dormant for two years bought 96k SOL, worth approximately $9.74 million.
SOL now looks exactly like BNB in 2021: explosive on-chain usage, with the price just climbing out of the bottom while most people have yet to react.
Second: the token economics are moving toward “accelerated deflation,” but many people do not understand it.
SIMD-553: burning of compute-unit fees has been implemented. SIMD-550: a proposal is under discussion to accelerate the annual deflation rate from -15% to -30%, potentially bringing terminal inflation of 1.5% forward to the first half of 2029.
SOL’s issuance is declining at an accelerating pace
Fee burning is already consuming supply
If the proposal passes, SOL will become one of the assets “scarcer than BTC”
Third: the technical picture has produced a signal that must be taken seriously.
The candlestick on 8/22: it surged to 102, then crashed back to 93—a typical failed breakout. But from 8/25-27, it reclaimed 100 and hit 105, with the second attempt at 105 showing greater strength than the first.
105 is the Bollinger upper band plus resistance from the previous high, and it has been hit twice. But don’t forget—the third attempt is often the real breakout.
You can judge the battle between bulls and bears yourself
On one side:
ETFs have seen net inflows for multiple consecutive days, with $33.5 million setting a new yearly high for daily inflows
A 70% staking rate, with an extremely tight liquid float
The accelerated-deflation proposal is on the way, bringing medium-term supply contraction
The daily chart has held above EMA200, with the moving averages in a bullish alignment and the trend repaired
On the other side:
Daily RSI at 80-85, with the price hugging the Bollinger upper band and extremely overbought
A 40% rise from 76 to 104, with massive unrealized profits
105 has been rejected twice, and it is uncertain whether the third attempt will succeed
The Jackson Hole speech is imminent; one hawkish statement could send it back to 95
Resistance above: 105-107 → 110 → 118-122
Support below: 100 (psychological level) → 96-97 (first line of defense) → 91-94 (structural support)
Trading strategy
Short-term traders:
Do not chase at 104-106. Wait for a pullback to 100-101 to go long, with a stop-loss at 94.8 and targets of 110-118.
Breakout traders:
Go long after a daily close holds above 107, targeting 110-118. Add to the position if a pullback to 104-105 holds. If the close falls back below 103, treat it as a false breakout and exit immediately.
Traders holding long positions from 90-98:
Take 30-50% off at 104-106 and keep a core position for 110. Reduce leverage before Friday’s speech.
Naked shorting? Not recommended. The trend is still intact, and shorting against the trend can easily result in a squeeze. Only consider a small short targeting 96 if the daily chart shows a long upper wick and heavy-volume stagnation, followed by a break below 100.
SOL now looks like BTC at the end of 2023—
99% of people think, “It has risen 40% from the bottom; it should pull back,” but ETF funds keep pouring in, driving it all the way from 76 to 120.
On the day 105 breaks out, you will realize:
It was not that SOL was incapable—it was that you got off the train before the breakout every time.
What is your SOL cost basis?
At 104, would you dare chase it?#英伟达财报周 #老用户1BTC回归礼 #事件合约赛享1%交易量奖励 $BTC $ETH $SOL

With ChangXin Technology (CXMT) surging 5% today to reach a market capitalization of ￥4 trillion, the largest short seller who opened a short position the day before CXMT went public has now suffered losses of as much as $10.82 million...😰 CXMT has been listed for one month, and he has held the position for one month. The 2.9 million $CXMT shares he shorted at $6.5 (￥43.5) are now at $8.6 (￥59). The price loss is $6.3 million, plus $4.52 million in funding fees.

HYPE at $82—would you dare chase it?
Look at the surface first: new high + sideways trading, with retail traders FOMO-chasing the rally.
From 51 to 83.5 in August, a 50% surge in 30 days, pushing its market cap into the top ten. The 24-hour high-low range was 79.5-83.8, consolidating at the highs without falling. The candlesticks tell you: daily RSI at 74-77 is overbought, while volume has been contracting since the day of the sharp rally. Wait for a pullback; don't chase highs.
First thing: $1.4 billion unlocks in two days, but the market may already have priced it in.
On August 29, 14.18 million HYPE will unlock, worth approximately $1.17 billion at 82.5. Insiders and early contributors account for 46.6%, worth approximately $550 million.
Historically, similar unlocks have produced mixed results (down in May, flat in June, down in July), so not every unlock leads to a crash. Moreover, the first settlement of AQAv2 buybacks happens right at the beginning of October, effectively injecting sustained buying pressure into the market.
Second thing: AQAv2 has launched—this is HYPE's strongest fundamental narrative.
AQAv2 officially launched on August 26. Approximately 90% of the yield generated by USDC reserves will be used to buy back/burn HYPE. The first settlement is in early October.
The platform collects fees every day, and 90% of the proceeds are used to buy HYPE
This isn't an empty promise—it's real buying pressure backed by actual money
The greater the trading volume, the more buybacks there are, and the flywheel starts turning
Hyperliquid is currently the undisputed leader in on-chain perpetuals. Most of the fees flow back into buybacks, which is why HYPE is much stronger than other altcoins.
Third thing: a signal has appeared on the technical chart that must be taken seriously.
The daily chart rose from 51 to 83.5, a standard breakout above the previous high followed by entry into price discovery. The Fibonacci 127.2% extension is at 83.9, right around the current level—making this a natural resistance zone.
83.5-84.5 is strong resistance; if it cannot break through, high-level distribution/sideways trading is likely.
The battle between bulls and bears—you decide
On one side:
AQAv2 launched, with 90% of the yield used to buy back HYPE; first settlement in October
Trump mentioned the CFTC studying Hyperliquid's entry into the US, and regulatory expectations are priced in
Real on-chain revenue of millions of dollars per day—the business is real
A strong trend from 51 to 83.5 remains intact
On the other side:
A $1.4 billion unlock on August 29, with approximately $550 million in insider holdings
Daily RSI at 74-77 is overbought, with huge profit-taking pressure near the ATH
Crowded longs + high leverage mean a high risk of a cascading pullback
If BTC breaks below 75k, it will be difficult for HYPE to remain unaffected
Resistance above: 83.5-84.5 (ATH) → 90 → 93-97 → 100
Support below: 79.5-80.5 → 76-77.5 → 71-72 → 63-65 (50EMA)
Trading strategy
For those already holding long positions:
Reduce your position to a comfortable size; ideally, bring your cost basis below 76. Defensive plan: cut half if it falls below 79.5, and close the swing position if it falls below 76.
For those with no position who want to go long:
Aggressive: lightly enter long at 79.8-80.5, stop-loss at 78.2, targets 83.2/84.5
Conservative: 76.5-77.5 (retest of the previous high), stop-loss at 74.8, targets 83→90
More cautious: trend pullback at 71-72, but confirm that the broader market has not collapsed
Short-term sell-high, buy-low:
Reduce longs/lightly short at 83.3-84.2 (quick in and out), stop-loss at 84.8, targets 80.5→77.5. On the unlock day (the 29th), it is best to reduce leverage or watch the first two hours from the sidelines.
Breakout strategy:
Only chase the next leg if the daily close holds above 84.5 and volume follows: targets 90→93-97→100. A move that briefly breaks 83.7 without increased volume is most likely a false breakout.
HYPE's business is stronger than that of the vast majority of altcoins, so I remain moderately bullish on it in the medium term—
But 82.5 is a level that is "expensive, with an event coming up immediately."
After 10 years of trading, the people who get wiped out most badly are not those who got the direction wrong, but those who use perpetuals to "have faith" near the ATH.
Survive August 29 first, then talk about 90 and 100.
What is your HYPE cost basis?
At 82.5, would you dare chase it?#英伟达财报周 #老用户1BTC回归礼 #事件合约赛享1%交易量奖励 $BTC $ETH $HYPE

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ETH at $2,540—are you chasing it?
First, on the surface: up 34% in 30 days, with retail traders shouting, “ETH is taking off.”
From around $1,800–1,900 in mid-August, it climbed all the way to $2,540 without looking back, up 12% in 7 days and 34% in 30 days. Its market cap has returned to the top two, while 24-hour trading volume has surged. The critical test has arrived: hold here and it takes off; fail to hold and it pulls back.
First: ETFs are buying aggressively, but you may be getting fooled by a short-squeeze rally.
Net inflows were $180 million on August 25 and $192 million on the 26th, totaling nearly $700 million for the entire week last week—the strongest inflow week since 2026 began. BlackRock ETHA is the main buyer, while BitMine bought another 32.4k ETH, bringing its holdings to 32.4k ETH, close to 4.8% of the circulating supply.
The move from $1,900 to $2,540 has already wiped out a large number of short positions through a short squeeze. To move higher from here, it will rely not on liquidating shorts, but on real buying with real money.
Institutions are buying, but their buying pace is slowing.
Second: supply is tightening, providing the strongest medium-term floor.
Staked ETH stands at 42 million, accounting for 33%–35% of the circulating supply. With ETF custody and corporate treasuries added in, less and less spot ETH is available for sale on exchanges. Staking ETFs have already launched (BlackRock ETHB and Grayscale ETHE), meaning institutions buying ETH are no longer merely betting on price movements—they can also earn net yields of just over 2%.
The circulating supply is shrinking, and sell-side supply is drying up
Institutions buying ETH get dual returns from “collecting rent + price appreciation,” making it far more attractive
The Q4 Glamsterdam upgrade will further optimize L1 throughput, so the long-term narrative remains intact
The medium-term direction has not changed, but the short term is overheated.
Third: Jackson Hole is the biggest variable, and it is happening tomorrow.
Today is August 27. The Jackson Hole symposium runs from the 27th to the 29th, and Fed Chair Warsh will deliver a keynote speech tomorrow. The theme is directly “Financial Innovation: Payments and Policy,” which is related to stablecoins and tokenization.
Dovish + emphasis on innovation → risk assets continue to command a premium, and ETH surges directly above $2,600
Hawkish + emphasis on inflation → a level like $2,540 will be hit first
Neutral bureaucratic language → range-bound trading at elevated levels, leaving both bulls and bears uncomfortable
The bulls and bears are facing off—you decide
On one side:
Large ETF inflows continue, with institutions aggressively buying
42 million ETH staked + ETF custody, leaving sell-side supply depleted
The trend is intact from $1,900 to $2,540, forming a bull flag
Hold above $2,550, with targets of $2,600–2,823
On the other side:
$2,546 has been rejected three times, while RSI at 79 signals overbought conditions
Short liquidity is thinning, weakening the short-squeeze momentum
The Jackson Hole speech is a double-edged sword
Whale sell walls sit at $2,550–2,600
Resistance above: $2,546–2,550 (weekly dividing line) → $2,600–2,627 → $2,700 → $2,823
Support below: $2,480–2,500 → $2,400–2,450 (former resistance turned support) → $2,330–2,360 (bull flag invalidation)
Trading strategy
For short-term traders:
Wait for a pullback to $2,480–2,500 to stabilize before entering, with a stop-loss at $2,390, a first target of $2,546–2,560, and a second target of $2,600–2,650.
Breakout strategy:
Wait for the daily close to hold above $2,550, then add on a pullback that holds above $2,530, with targets of $2,600 → $2,700 → $2,823. Stop-loss below $2,520. If a false breakout sends it back below $2,500, exit first.
For swing traders:
Add on a pullback to the $2,420–2,450 structural zone, and chase on the right side after it holds above $2,560. Target $2,820+. Reduce positions first if it breaks below $2,400.
For long-term believers:
Use staggered purchases below $2,420. The triple lockup of rising staking rates + ETFs + corporate treasuries makes the medium-term supply contraction thesis solid. Target $3,000–3,500 by the end of 2026.
ETH now looks like BTC at the end of 2020—
99% of people thought, “It’s gone up too much; it should pull back,” but once ETF inflows accelerated, it surged another 50%.
The day $2,550 holds, you will realize:
It was never that ETH was incapable—it was that you got off the train every time just before the final push.
What is your ETH cost basis?
At $2,540, are you chasing or staying out? #英伟达财报周 #老用户1BTC回归礼 #事件合约赛享1%交易量奖励 $BTC $ETH $SOL

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