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Curious what would happen if Trump suddenly died.
Suddenly died.
What would the market do?
What do you all think would happen?

What does it mean when a girl has a whale tattoo on her leg, swallowing everything like a whale?

Curious about Trump's sudden death
Suddenly died
How would the market react?
What do you think would happen?

Family wealth has been transferred—
the wealth in the storage stocks I bought with my U.S. stocks has been pulled back into my family members’ A-share accounts…

$BTC continues to grind higher.

There is no major volatility, no dramatic breakout, and nothing that changes the overall picture. The market is simply moving closer to the next resistance while keeping the bullish structure intact.

For now, $64,800 remains the key level to watch.

The patient traders are usually the ones who benefit the most.

A $61,500 BTC, do you dare to buy the dip?

First, look at the surface: mixed bullish and bearish news, but the price went up.

It rose 3% in the past week, and the start of July saw a direct move from 58k to 62k+. The K-line tells you: at this 61k level, it failed to hold four times before, and now it's back. Every community is shouting "the bull market is back," but seasoned investors take one look at the weekly chart and their hands start shaking.

First thing: Trump made $1.4 billion, but it has nothing to do with you.

The former president disclosed at least $1.4 billion in crypto gains for 2025, riding a pro-crypto narrative that did boost market sentiment.

But think carefully:

What does Trump making $1.4 billion have to do with your account recovering?

Big names hype, retail investors rush in to buy, then whales slowly offload at the top—this script has played out in crypto for ten years, and someone falls for it every time. He’s calling for a rally now, but that doesn’t mean he won’t dump tomorrow.

Second thing: ETF outflows then inflows—who is lying?

On July 1, there was a single-day outflow of $200-300 million, led by BlackRock’s IBIT.

On July 2, a single-day inflow of $200 million, with bulls cheering "reversal."

Over two days combined, there’s still a net outflow of $58k.

What are institutions doing? Repositioning, not bottom-fishing.

Look at the whole of June—persistent net ETF outflows, and this trend hasn’t changed. A single-day inflow is like a bounce candle in a bear market: a brief surge, then the drop continues.

Retail sees "inflow of $200 million, bull market launched," while institutions see "liquidity is good enough, I’ll sell a bit more."

Third thing: A dangerous signal appeared on the technical side.

58k was indeed a strong support, and the bounce to 61k was impressive.

But open your weekly chart and look:

The price is still below the 200-day moving average—this is the first time in four years it has broken below and hasn’t recovered

All intermediate moving averages are pressing down, with the 20/50/100/200 EMA all showing sell signals

Lower highs + lower lows—this structure hasn’t changed

This is not a trend reversal; it’s a bear market rally.

The battle between bulls and bears—you decide

On one side:

58k held, and the short-term bounce structure is intact

Trump’s pro-crypto narrative boosts sentiment

A single-day ETF inflow of $200 million gives bulls ammunition

Capital returning at the start of July, improving liquidity

On the other side:

The weekly chart is still a sell signal

The 200-day MA acts as a ceiling, with the medium-to-long-term bearish structure unchanged

Overall net ETF outflows in June

The Fed is hawkish, with high interest rates suppressing risk assets

Key levels

Resistance above: 60,700-60,800 (short-term) → 62k-63,000 (strong resistance) → 65,000

Support below: 59,300 (first line) → 58k (lifeline) → 56,000

If 62,000 holds, look at 65,000. If 62,000 doesn’t break, a direct drop back to 58k.

Short-term players:

Wait and see, or go small long at 59.2k-59.5k with a stop below 58k.

Take partial profits around 62,000—don’t be greedy. In a bear market rally, profits in hand are yours.

Medium-term players:

Wait for a confirmed break and hold above 63,000, or wait for a pullback to 58k-60k before positioning.

Long-term players:

Dollar-cost averaging is fine, but keep position size at 10-20% of total capital.

Remember: the true bottom comes when everyone is in despair. People still shouting "the bull is back" means we haven’t hit bottom yet.

BTC’s current state is eerily similar to June 2022—

Everyone was shouting "the bottom is in," and then it dropped from 30k to 15k.

The only reason Bitcoin makes you lose money is you think "this time is different," but every time it’s the same.

A $61,500 BTC—do you think it’s cheap?

Three months ago at $65,000, you thought the same. #gStocks代币化股票上线 #非农爆冷打压加息预期 #ETH突破1700 $BTC $ETH $SOL

This World Cup, in addition to the on-field competition, there are more and more of these "prediction games" off the field.
Recently I've been looking at XBIT's event, and I feel its approach is quite straightforward: not just asking you to guess the match, but turning predictions into trading behavior that can amplify returns.
Simply put - your judgment of the game can be directly leveraged to participate.
⚽ The gameplay itself
On XBIT

$TIA trading pair is experiencing a powerful bullish breakout.

The price has jumped +5.55%, currently sitting at 0.3857 after hitting a 24-hour high of 0.3948.
This sudden vertical momentum is driven by a major fundamental milestone:

Network Upgrade: The Celestia V9 network upgrade is now officially live on the mainnet.

Market Reaction: The 15 minute chart reveals massive, successive green candles as buyers aggressively rush in.

Are you riding this Celestia wave or waiting for a pullback? Let's discuss below! 👇

Brothers, the World Cup prediction for the three matches I shared yesterday was completely correct ✅ Keep going with tomorrow’s prediction for the last match of the Round of 16 ⬇️ 🇦🇺 Australia VS 🇪🇬 Egypt

Main pick: 1:1
Secondary picks: 1:2, 0:1

Win-Draw-Loss prediction ✅ Draw (90 minutes)
⚠️ Get a tight edge over Egypt

Reason:

As for those talking about robots, I had already ambushed UBTECH early on.
Turns out I was ambushed 😄

Argentina vs. Cape Verde tomorrow morning
Set the alarm
This group match really makes me feel awful
I don't want Messi to lose, but I also don't want the Cape Verde veterans to end up leaving with regrets
Girls are just more likely to get emotional watching games
If Messi wins later, then
C罗 and Messi will inevitably clash again
I really can't choose
What does everyone think?

In the bear market phase of ETH, a 100-point rally is considered a return of the bull? A month ago, it directly crashed from over 2000 to 1500, and this rebound is not a reversal at all—it's the last dance for the bulls before they exit. Short holders, don't panic if you're holding positions; no matter where your short positions are, they will eventually be unwound smoothly. The control of this round of market is entirely in the hands of the bears. Hold firm, continue to watch for downside, and the target remains around 1500. ​​​#btc #ai #ETH

The US stock market experienced an unprecedented rally last night.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged 594 points, closing at a new all-time high.

McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Johnson & Johnson—these "old economy" stocks all danced together.

On the other hand?

The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 11% in two days.

SanDisk fell over 14% in one day, dropping 27% from its peak, directly entering a bear market.

Teradyne fell 13%, KLA fell 11%, Applied Materials fell over 7%.

SK Hynix lost $160 billion in market cap in a single day.

Under the same sky, some are celebrating while others are being buried.

Let's first talk about what happened.

The trigger was a piece of news—Meta is going to sell computing power externally.

Meta's AI capital expenditure cap this year is $145 billion. It hoarded massive amounts of GPUs, but its own AI large models underperformed, leaving computing power unused.

So Zuckerberg came up with an idea—to rent out the idle computing power.

The decision itself is not a problem. The problem is that it punctured the story the market has been telling for two years.

What was the core logic behind the AI hardware sector's surge over the past two years?

Scarcity of computing power.

GPUs were in short supply, tech giants scrambled to buy, NVIDIA became the world's most valuable company, and memory manufacturers like Micron and SanDisk rode the wave.

But now Meta says: I have unused computing power, who wants it?

The narrative of computing power scarcity collapsed overnight.

How could the market not panic?

Then panic began to spread.

On July 1, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 6.27%.

On July 2, it fell another 5.44%.

Combined over two days, 11% was wiped out.

The storage sector suffered the most—Goldman Sachs' basket of memory stocks fell over 18% in two days, the sharpest two-day decline in 12 years.

The decline quickly spread to Asia. South Korea's KOSPI plunged nearly 8%, SK Hynix fell over 14%, and Japan's Kioxia plummeted 12%.

Global AI hardware has collapsed across the board.

Goldman Sachs' tracked "AI beneficiary vs. damaged stocks" pair trade fell 16% in two days—the worst performance on record.

For the past two years, the market only recognized one logic—whoever buys more GPUs is the winner.

And now?

The market is beginning to ask: You bought so many GPUs, did you actually make money?

The AI industry is moving from competing on capital expenditure to competing on capital efficiency.

Meta selling computing power, Anthropic developing its own chips, everyone starting to calculate ROI—

This is not the end of AI; this is AI transitioning from adolescence to adulthood.

During adolescence, you can rely on parents' money to spend freely.

What does this wave of AI panic mean for BTC and crypto assets?

Short-term, pressure.

Tech stock risk appetite cools, liquidity tightening expectations rise, and the crypto market cannot remain immune.

But long-term—

AI computing power moving from "scarcity" to "abundance" could be good for the crypto world.

Cheaper computing power = cheaper ZK proofs = cheaper on-chain computation = cheaper Layer2 operating costs.

Don't get the direction reversed.

"When the whole world is panicking about excess computing power, smart people are calculating—who can survive in the era of dirt-cheap computing power."

Meta selling computing power is not the death knell of AI.

It is AI's coming-of-age ceremony. #GateCard上线积分体系 #非农爆冷打压加息预期 #沃什宣告终结前瞻指引 $BTC $METAG $ETH

$ZIG is doing exactly what I wanted to see.
The range is behind us, and buyers have stepped back in.
Meanwhile, @ZIGChain's TVL continues to climb, and part of the ecosystem's revenue is still being used for $ZIG buybacks.
Growing liquidity. Recurring demand. Bullish structure.
I'm still targeting $1+

Yesterday, the US Bitcoin spot ETF recorded a net inflow of $223.5 million, ending a streak of 10 consecutive trading days of net outflows. Among them, FBTC had a net inflow of $166 million, ARKB had a net inflow of $91.8 million, while IBIT had a net outflow of $40.4 million. At the same time, the Ethereum spot ETF continued to see capital inflows, with a net inflow of $29 million yesterday, and ETHA had a net inflow of $29.7 million. #比特币 #Bitcoin spot

$RESOLV is flashing bullish signs on the 15-minute chart, posting a solid +4.86% gain to trade at $0.02199.

After a strong recovery from the 24-hour low of 0.01976, price action surged to hit a high of 0.02264.

The chart shows a textbook higher-low structure, followed by steady consolidation right around the 0.02200 level.

If the bulls can decisively flip this resistance into support, the next leg up could easily retest the local highs.

Keep a close eye on the volume for a breakout confirmation!
#GateCardPointsSystemLaunched #MetaSellsComputeTriggersChipSlump

Do you know what it feels like to be “targeted for liquidation”?

There’s a whale named “sat0shi777”.

He’s holding nearly 90 million U.S. dollars’ worth of ETH short positions. He thinks he’s got it in the bag—then just last night, in 3 seconds, 31.6k ETH were forcibly liquidated by the system. Worth $53.5 million.

His losses are more than $4.5 million.

And all of this happens when ETH has only just risen to 1700.

But he isn’t completely dead yet.

The remaining short positions are about $38 million, with a liquidation price of $1764.

So what’s ETH’s current price?

$1710.

With less than $60 separating him from being sent on his way for good.

This is the real scene of ETH rebounding to 1700 after three straight quarters of decline:

Not a return of faith. Not a restart of the bull market.

It’s the bloodiest moment of the long-short battle—someone has been set up.

The core driving force behind this rebound: 70% is short liquidation panic, and 30% is macro breathing room.

Why is it called short liquidation panic?

After three consecutive quarters of decline, market sentiment has been pessimistic to the bone for a long time.

The shorts stacked their positions tightly, thinking ETH would keep falling to 1500, then 1400.

But last night, when the non-farm data was released, the market interpreted it as “not so hawkish,” easing macro pressure just a bit—

ETH borrowed that breath and pushed straight up from the lows.

A single push wasn’t enough? No—the leveraged shorts started flashing red.

sat0shi777 was just the first to go down.

Think about it: if you were on the other side of the trade, and you saw he was only 16 dollars away from liquidation, what would you do?

Of course—you’d push him to the very end.

So in that 5.8% surge, at least half was squeezed out by that.

And the other 30% is macro breathing room:

Tom Lee of BitMine said the ETH/BTC ratio would strengthen in the second half of the year;

A partner at Dragonfly publicly turned bullish on ETH and SOL.

These people aren’t just talking for no reason—they’re sending a signal to the market:

“Institutions are still here. ETF money is still here. Don’t forget the fundamentals just because we’ve had three quarters of decline.”

Especially since the ETH spot ETF is still seeing continuous net inflows—

The money hasn’t left; retail sentiment has just collapsed.

So what should retail investors do?

Right now, the most dangerous people aren’t the bears—

It’s the ones who just saw 1700 and rushed in shouting “the reversal!”

Because:

That whale still has about $38 million in short positions not yet liquidated, with a liquidation price of 1764.

If the price is pushed to around 1764, there will be another round of a short squeeze.

But if it can’t reach that level and instead turns downward, then the longs chasing become the new fuel.

Now you need to watch two price levels:

1764 — the final line of defense for shorts; if it breaks, the move accelerates.

1650 — the lifeline of this rebound; if it breaks, it’s a fake breakout.

Between the two, you can play short-term trades.

But don’t go all-in betting on direction, and don’t call “the bull market is back” just because it’s rising.

“A rebound after three consecutive quarters of decline: the first effect is to eliminate shorts, not to liberate longs.

Don’t mistake someone else’s liquidation for your own bull market.”

sat0shi777 still has one last breath.

Will he be kicked out completely, or will he flip the script and become the master?

We’ll know when we hit 1764. #GateCard上线积分体系 #非农爆冷打压加息预期 #沃什宣告终结前瞻指引 $BTC $ETH $SOL

When holding thousands of bucks, I'm not panicking at all, not wanting to run!

Earned over a thousand bucks, but I'm extremely anxious inside, wanting to lock in profits quickly!

Damn, what I lost on Hynix, I'm going to get back double!

Is Bitcoin about to repeat 2022?
Back then:
• June 2022: Local bottom at $17.6K
• +42% rally into August
• Final cycle low came later in November at $15.5K
Now we’re seeing a very similar structure.
If $57.7K marked June’s local bottom, a 42% move would put BTC around $82K by August.
Could Bitcoin squeeze higher first… before printing a final Q4 bottom in line with the 4-year cycle?
History doesn’t have to repeat, but it often rhymes.
What’s your target for August ?