Crypto KOL Community & Market Trends

$BTC dropped $3,800, liquidated $300M in longs, retested the June 5 low at $59,100, then bounced $2,700 in the same session.
Yearly low touched. Panic cleared. Price closed back above $61K.
$59K has now been tested twice. Third time will be the real answer.

Should I pretend I didn't see 🥹
Ordered delivery at home
Had only taken a few bites
A moth flew right in front of me and into the food

$4,000 Gold, Would You Buy the Dip?

The Fed says "possible rate hikes," and gold instantly breaks below $4,000, dropping $1,600 in 5 months—but central banks worldwide are frantically buying.

On January 28, 2026, it was still at an all-time high of $5,600.

Five months later, it's sitting at $4,038, a cumulative drop of over 28%.

First Thing: New Fed Chair's One Sentence Crashed Gold

On June 17, new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh made his first public appearance.

Rates unchanged at 3.50%-3.75%, in line with expectations.

But the dot plot exploded.

Half of the officials said, "In 2026, we may need to raise rates."

Warsh also dropped a line that completely broke gold bulls:

"The committee is clearly and unanimously committed to achieving price stability."

If inflation doesn't come down, I won't cut rates—I might even raise them.

Gold is a zero-yield asset.

The higher the rates, the higher the opportunity cost of holding gold.

This is gold's most fatal vulnerability.

Second Thing: Geopolitical "Peace" Became Gold's Death Knell

Progress in US-Iran talks, ceasefire signals appearing.

The Strait of Hormuz is about to reopen, oil prices falling in response.

Logically, lower oil prices = lower inflation = no need for Fed to raise rates = bullish for gold.

But the market completely ignored this.

Because May CPI hit 4.2%—the highest in 3 years.

Energy prices are just the trigger; core inflation is the real "ghost" the Fed is watching.

Geopolitical tensions easing, safe-haven demand disappears.

Oil prices fall, but core inflation remains.

Positive news is ignored, negative news is amplified.

Third Thing: Investment Banks Flip En Masse, Retail Investors Panic

In the past month, at least 8 major international banks have cut their gold target prices:

Goldman Sachs: Year-end target from $5,400 → $4,900

Deutsche Bank: Q3 $4,300, Q4 $4,800—if the Fed raises rates, could fall to $3,800

JPMorgan: Average price from $5,708 → $5,243

Morgan Stanley: H2 target from $5,700 → $5,200

Gold ETFs continue to see net outflows, with about $2 billion flowing out in May.

Daily Chart Structure:

Clear descending channel, every bounce gets pushed back

Multiple consecutive weekly declines, all moving averages pressing from above

MACD death cross continues, negative value expanding, momentum still bearish

Battle between bulls and bears, you decide

On one side (bears tell stories):

Fed hawkish, possible rate hikes

US Dollar Index strengthening, US Treasury yield at 4.5%

8 investment banks cut target prices

ETF outflows persist

Geopolitical risks cooling

On the other side (bulls speak the truth):

89% of central banks plan to continue buying gold

Central bank gold purchases in 2025 at 863 tons, fourth highest in history

Goldman Sachs still lists gold as its top commodity pick for 2026

RSI oversold; historically, this level has seen decent bounces

De-dollarization long-term trend is irreversible

Key Levels

Resistance above: 4100-4150 → 4300-4400 (confirmation of reversal)

Support below: 3950-3900 → 3800 → 3500

Short-term Short:

Bounce to around 4100-4130 with shrinking volume, go short with light position. Stop loss at 4180-4200.

Target 3950-3900, if broken, look at 3800.

Aggressive Long:

If it holds 3950-4000 + a bullish candle with volume (hammer/bullish engulfing), go long with light position.

Stop loss at 3940. Target 4150-4200.

Spot Long-Term DCA:

Accumulate in batches in the 3900-4000 area, target year-end $4,500+. Keep position size at 5-10% of total capital.

Always keep 30% cash.

If gold drops to $3,800, you can still add positions—that's the true winner.

You ask me whether $4,000 gold is worth buying?

When it was at $5,600, you shouted, "Forever bullish!"

At $4,000, you ask, "Can I still buy?"

Are you an investor, or a gambler chasing the trend?

Gold has dropped 28%, losing $1,600 in 5 months.

But central banks are buying, and Goldman Sachs is still calling for $4,900.

The cruelest truth of this market is:

Every historic pullback, someone shouts, "This time is different."

But every time they shout, history repeats itself—

Only to find you've already cut your position at the bottom.#0成本拿2股SK海力士 ##以太坊基金会重组降本 $BTC $ETH $XAU

Humans are animals governed by hormones, so when the body is healthy, emotions become stable.
Everything requires a good mindset. To have a better mindset, you must first have a healthy body.
Your ambitions need a healthy body to carry them.
Understood.

AAVE at $82—are you chasing it?

$200 million in deposits poured in on the first day of V4, Standard Chartered called out a $3,500 target price, and today it surged 13% on heavy volume—yet just three weeks ago, it went through an $845 million redemption/withdrawal crisis.

AAVE fell from $660 to $60—a full three years’ worth of decline.

You cursed it, you cut it, and you thought it would never come back.

Then today, it jumped 13% in a single day, and trading volume exploded to $500 million.

Do you still have the chips in your hands?

First: The disaster from three weeks ago is the real reason for today’s surge

In early June, the KelpDAO bridge was hacked, and AAVE faced an $845 million wave of withdrawals.

AAVE was slammed from above $80 straight down to above $60. The project team and the DAO urgently injected $300 million in stable liquidity—no freezing of user funds, no suspension of withdrawals.

V4 launched today to specifically address this risk—its Hub-and-Spoke architecture unifies liquidity + isolates risk, so you won’t see a situation where one pool’s trouble drags all pools down with it.

On the day it launched, deposits surpassed $200 million.

Second: Standard Chartered called for $3,500—do you believe it?

Traditional banking giant Standard Chartered released a report: AAVE’s target price is $3,500 by 2030. From today’s $82, that’s a 40x upside potential.

In 2020, nobody believed Bitcoin could reach $100,000.

In 2023, nobody believed Solana could go from $8 to $200.

Now nobody believes AAVE can go from $80 to $3,500.

Third: The candlestick chart is telling you a fact you have to face

Today’s high-volume bullish candle—its body is long, and volume surged to $500 million, the biggest single-day trading volume in the past three months.

RSI violently rebounded from oversold territory, and short-term moving averages are about to form a golden cross.

But don’t get too excited too early—on the weekly chart, it’s still in a descending channel, and the long-term trendline from the drop below $660 isn’t something that flips easily.

Key levels:

Upper resistance: 85-88 (short-term) → 95-100 (next target) → 130 (psychological level)

Lower support: 78-80 (pullback confirmation) → 70-75 (strong support; if broken, the script fails)

On one side (bullish narrative):

V4’s deposits broke $200 million on day one, adoption faster than expected

Standard Chartered’s $3,500 target price, backed by institutions

From $660 to $60, down 87%—extremely high safety margin

It even withstood an $845 million run—what else could kill it?

DeFi is one of the core narratives of the next bull market

On the other side (bearish risks):

The weekly chart is still in a descending channel; the long-term trend hasn’t reversed

The macro environment is hawkish; high interest rates suppress risk assets

After today’s surge, it’s likely temporarily overbought—profit-taking can come in at any time

If BTC breaks below $60,000, AAVE will most likely be dragged down with it

V4 is good, but whether adoption can be sustained still needs verification

Short-term traders:

Wait for the pullback to 78-80, and enter when you see shrinking volume and stabilization in price. Set your stop-loss below 75; first target is 88-92.

Swing traders:

A daily close above 82 is the first confirmation signal. A pullback that doesn’t break 78 is the second confirmation signal. Once both signals show up, enter in batches. Target 95-110, stop-loss at 75.

Long-term believers:

Dollar-cost average into builds in the 70-85 range. Core logic: V4 goes live + DeFi recovery + the RWA narrative.

But spread the accumulation across 3 months—don’t fire all your bullets in one day.

Position control:

No single coin should exceed 15% of total funds.

AAVE can rise 13% in a day—and it can also drop 13% in a day.

Always keep enough funds to add more, and always leave yourself an escape route.

Can you chase AAVE at $82?

Where were you when it was at $60?

Were you cutting losses, or were you adding?

AAVE dropped from $660 to $60—you held for three years.

Now it’s back at $82, up 13% in a day.

You start to hesitate—“Am I chasing the pump?”

You didn’t dare buy at $60, and you don’t dare chase at $82—then when it hits $150, you finally charge in.

Then the pullback begins.

AAVE at $82—

Is it the starting point for warriors, or the finish line for cowards? You choose. #0成本拿2股SK海力士 #以太坊基金会重组降本 #TradFiCFD黄金大师赛 $BTC $SOL $AAVE

solana:EmcxFTNVDqyLHp11NvwvLZ4D7LKGbG9i7B8RF7dwpump EmcxFTNVDqyLHp11NvwvLZ4D7LKGbG9i7B8RF7dwpump solana:EmcxFTNVDqyLHp11NvwvLZ4D7LKGbG9i7B8RF7dwpump Now from the high of 14m it has dropped 4x to 3m. Are you still holding? I think this is a good entry point.

That said Bitcoin ETFs crossed $100B in 2025.
Institutions are in. The infrastructure is real.
Crypto isn't going away. It's just growing up.
Next time the market goes red, don't panic. Find the event. Trace the logic. Then decide.

Every time a war breaks out or the Fed speaks, Bitcoin moves.
That's not a coincidence.
Global events shift how millions of investors feel about risk and crypto is now fully inside that system. 🧵

$BTC Bitcoin is keeping traders on their toes today! As BTC/USDT is hovering around $61,330.2, up a modest 0.41%.

Looking at the 15 minute chart, we saw some solid bullish momentum push the price up to a local high of $61,964.2, but a sharp pullback quickly followed.

With a wide 24-hour range stretching between a low of $59,107.0 and a high of $63,244.7, intraday volatility is definitely back on the menu.

Are we looking at a healthy retest before another leg up, or is more consolidation ahead#Get2SharesOfSKHynixAtZeroCost #BTCProbes60KKeySupportLevel

$1,600 ETH, are you cutting or not?

ETFs have seen net outflows for 5 consecutive days, and the price has just broken below $1,600. Everyone online is shouting "next stop $1,200." BlackRock deposited 52,956 ETH into Coinbase yesterday.

From $4,953 down to $1,600, a drop of 67% in total. Held for half a year, lost for half a year. The group is full of voices saying "ETH is going to zero," "Vitalik only talks big," "quickly swap to BTC."

First thing: ETFs have net outflows for 5 consecutive days, but there's a detail you missed.

On June 25, Ethereum spot ETFs saw net outflows of $30.23 million, the fifth consecutive day of net outflows.

Fidelity's FETH saw outflows of $15.68 million, BlackRock's ETHA saw outflows of $8.1 million.

Yesterday, BlackRock deposited 52,956 ETH into Coinbase.

While ETF retail investors are redeeming, Wall Street whales are accumulating at the bottom.

Where retail investors cut their losses is where the house is loading up.

Second thing: The technicals are indeed ugly, but "ugly" is often the beginning of a bottom.

ETH is now suppressed by all moving averages—7-day, 20-day, 50-day, 200-day SMA, a complete bearish alignment.

It hit a low of $1,551 early this morning. 10x Research stated: if $1,600 doesn't hold, the next target is $1,200.

The ETH/BTC exchange rate fell to 0.027, a nearly two-year low.

Third thing: The fundamentals haven't collapsed; your confidence has.

The Ethereum Foundation is indeed cutting its budget by 40%, but the purpose is to preserve treasury funds for key upgrades like Pectra.

Staking ratio is still 32%, with 39 million ETH locked up. L2s are running, RWAs are rising, tokenized assets are increasing.

The network is being used, developers are working, institutions are positioning.

The price drop from $4,953 to $1,600 is because the macroeconomic environment (high interest rates + strong dollar) is suppressing all risk assets, not because ETH itself has a problem.

Bull vs. Bear, you decide for yourself.

On one side (bearish):

- ETFs have net outflows for 5 consecutive days, short-term capital is fleeing
- Price broke below $1,600, technicals are bearish
- 10x Research calls for $1,200
- Foundation reduces workforce by 40%, market sentiment shaken
- High-interest-rate macro environment continues to suppress

On the other side (bullish):

- BlackRock deposited 52,956 ETH yesterday
- ETH/BTC exchange rate hit a two-year low of 0.027—extremely cheap
- Whale wallets have been buying millions of dollars worth of ETH during the decline
- Staking ratio is 32%, 39 million ETH locked up
- JPMorgan raises S&P 500 target to 7,800, macro outlook moderately positive mid-term

Key levels

Resistance above: $1,620 (short-term) → $1,650 → $1,730 (mid-band resistance)

Support below: $1,550 (recent low) → $1,500 (psychological level) → $1,200 (extreme case)

Short-term traders:

Wait for a retest of $1,550-$1,580, look for a 1-hour scale volume stabilization before lightly entering. Stop loss below $1,500. Target to take 50% profit at $1,620-$1,650, then look at $1,730.

Swing traders:

Build positions in batches in the $1,550-$1,600 range, add 5% each time price drops. Stop loss at $1,450. Target $1,730-$1,800.

Long-term believers:

Dollar-cost average blindly below $1,600. But don't use all your bullets at once—if it really goes to $1,200, you'll still have funds to add.

Position management:

A single coin should not exceed 20-30% of total capital. ETH's 20% volatility is nothing.

From $4,953 to $1,600, you've held through it all.

If you cut now, will you be worthy of yourself over the past year?

A bull market doesn't mean no pullbacks,

but every pullback makes you feel "this time it's different."

And what happened? It's always the same—

Those who cut at the bottom are always the ones who suffer the most.

ETH dropped 67% from $4,953 to $1,600.

But to go from $1,600 back to $4,953, it only needs to rise 209%.

The market never disappoints the patient—

It only punishes those who hand over their chips at the lowest point.#0成本拿2股SK海力士 #以太坊基金会重组降本 $BTC $ETH $SOL

BTC at $61,650—can you handle it?

Down over 20% this month, down 27% year-to-date, nearly 50% below the all-time high, with ETFs seeing $1.7 billion in outflows in a single week.

Brothers, I know you're panicking right now.

The price plunged from 70,000+ straight to around 61k, your account is down 30%, and the group chat is full of horror stories saying "the bull market is over." You stare at the candlesticks, your hand hovering over the sell button, silently thinking: get out first, buy back lower later.

First thing: $1.7 billion in ETF outflows—who's selling? Who's buying?

In the past few weeks, outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have totaled over $1.7 billion, and even BlackRock's IBIT couldn't hold up. Media headlines are everywhere: "Institutions are fleeing!" "Whales are retreating!"

Sounds scary? But while ETFs are seeing outflows, who's buying?

On-chain data shows short-term traders are panic-selling, but the number of long-term holder addresses hasn't budged. The supply growth rate has been steadily slowing since the halving, and the newly mined BTC each day isn't even enough to cover a fraction of institutional demand.

Second thing: Geopolitical conflicts + rate hike expectations—same old script.

Tensions in the Middle East are escalating, with news about Iran everywhere. Fed Chair Kevin Warsh turned hawkish in his first meeting, with the dot plot hinting at a possible rate hike in 2026. The Nasdaq tech stocks are pulling back simultaneously, and risk assets are under pressure across the board.

In March 2020, during the COVID crash, BTC dropped 40% in a day, and everyone said "Bitcoin is going to zero."

In May 2021, regulatory crackdowns sent BTC from 64k to 30k, and everyone said "the bull market is over."

In 2022, FTX collapsed, BTC fell to 15k, and everyone said "it will never come back."

And what happened? Every historical bottom was forged in the misery of "this time is different."

Third thing: $60,000—is it a solid floor or a trap?

On the weekly chart, BTC is near the lower bound of its large ascending channel. From $126k to $61k, it's nearly halved. Historically, mid-cycle corrections in every bull market range from 30% to 50%. Now it's right at the historical average bottom.

Key levels

Support: $59,000–$60,000 (recent lows + psychological level). If it holds, that's the mid-cycle bottom. If it doesn't, the next stop is $55,000–$57,000.

Resistance: $63,000–$64k (first hurdle for a bounce), $65,000–$67,000 (bull/bear dividing line).

Bull vs. Bear—you decide

On one side (bears scaring you):

ETFs saw $1.7 billion in outflows in a single week, institutions are retreating.

Middle East geopolitical tensions are suppressing risk appetite.

The Fed may raise rates, a high-rate environment is bearish for BTC.

Down 27% year-to-date, technical breakdown.

On the other side (bullish truth):

The supply growth rate has steadily slowed after the halving, long-term scarcity increasing.

Long-term holder addresses haven't budged, on-chain HODLers remain solid.

Historical cycle pattern: the 400–500 day window after the halving is the main rally period.

$59,000–$60,000 is a strong support zone, with heavy institutional order clusters.

Total BTC ETF size is still over $64k; long-term capital hasn't exited.

Short-term traders:

Enter lightly long in the $60,000–$61,000 range, stop loss at $58,500. Take half profit at $63,000–$64,000. If it bounces to around $64,000 with shrinking volume, reverse with a light short, stop loss at $65,500, target $61,000–$60,000.

Swing traders:

$59,000–$61,000 is the range for phased accumulation. Add every $1,000 drop, total position controlled at 20–30%. Stop loss at $56,500. First target $67,000–$70,000; after holding, look higher.

Long-term believers:

Ask yourself one question: Do you believe BTC will be more expensive or cheaper ten years from now?

If the answer is the former, BTC near $60,000 is a bargain. Keep DCA, don't stop. Don't let a short-term 20% move scare you away.

Leverage traders:

If you must do futures, stick to 3x or less and strictly stop loss. Don't go full short near $60,000—history has proven countless times that shorting at the bottom is the fastest way to lose money.

You open your account now and see a loss.

But have you ever thought—in 2022, how many people cried and sold BTC at $15k? In 2020, how many shouted "going to zero" when BTC was at $3,800?

The cruelest rule of this market is:

Every wealth transfer happens when the vast majority is in despair.

When you panic, others are being greedy.

When you cut losses, others are accumulating.

BTC at $61,650—

Is it the gallows for the fearful or the ticket for the faithful?

The answer isn't in my article; it's in your position. #0成本拿2股SK海力士 #以太坊基金会重组降本 #苏格兰VS巴西 $BTC $ETH

$BTC is holding a key demand zone after sweeping liquidity below $60K.
Reclaiming $63K could open the door toward the next resistance, while losing support would likely bring another retest lower.
Bulls need to step in here.

After the memory sector surged, the optical communication sector quickly followed with a rally. U.S. stocks related to the industry collectively strengthened, with Corning rising over 8% in pre-market trading, and multiple overseas AI computing concept stocks also climbing simultaneously.

Micron's impressive earnings report confirms that the AI industry demand is very strong, with funds rotating and speculating along the computing power industry chain. The order of market movements is basically memory, optical modules, and then transmitting to semiconductor equipment and upstream materials.

The sector trends are oscillating back and forth, with repeated fluctuations. Those who missed the rally are waiting for a deep correction to enter, while holders can steadily harvest the market dividends by maintaining their positions. Do not be easily shaken out by short-term volatility; stick to the tech main line and reduce frequent trading.

SK Hynix is coming to Nasdaq. It will raise approximately $29.4 billion and list on July 10. I hold memory positions, so I can't just take this as news.

It will issue ADRs, and the capital raised will mostly be poured into capacity: the new Yongin fab, the Cheongju packaging plant, and ASML's EUV lithography machines. It's all about expanding production. But don't rush to interpret expansion as a bearish factor.

Memory isn't like paying money today and shipping tomorrow. Its prospectus clearly states that this batch of new capacity will not start being released until 2027 at the earliest.

So in the short term, this won't solve the memory shortage. AI servers are still fighting for HBM, DRAM prices remain tight, and Micron's earnings raised guidance. The logic is the same: right now, it's a shortage.

What really needs to be watched is two years later. SK Hynix, Samsung, and Micron — the three companies hold the lifeline of global HBM and DRAM. Now, while complaining about shortages, they are frantically raising funds, building factories, and buying equipment.

This shows that today's high boom is already summoning tomorrow's supply. This is the cruelest part of cyclical stocks. When prices rise, everyone believes "this time is different." When capacity comes online, they realize every cycle looks the same.

There's another layer: once SK Hynix lists on Nasdaq, the market will compare it side by side with Micron.

Its current valuation is lower than Micron's. If the market revalues it upward through this listing, the anchor of the entire memory sector may need to be recalibrated. This is not necessarily bad for my positions, but it's not a surefire good thing either.

My current judgment is:

Short term: look at whether supply is tight.

Medium term: see how long prices can hold.

Long term: watch when that batch of 2027 capacity will flip the cycle.

$16 LAB: A Bounce or a Dead Cat Bounce?

Two days ago, it fell to $13.5, and today it’s been pulled back to $16.5. Over the past 24 hours, trading volume has surged to $600 million. But you never know whether the next second will push it toward $20—or whether it will collapse straight back to $10.

In the past 24 hours, LAB rallied from the $13.5 low to $19.2. The rebound was more than 40%. After pulling back during the session, it’s now trading sideways around $16.5.

It looks so beautiful.

This script is exactly the same as the “warm-up” before the $27 move on June 2.

That time, it first pumped—then everyone rushed in—then it dropped 77% over the next three days.

First thing: the rebound is real, but the script is already written

There’s real money buying this rebound.

On June 24, it fell to $13.5, and with a single big bullish candle it was pushed straight to $19.2. Volume came out strongly, the MACD formed a golden cross, and trendline support held effectively.

From a short-term perspective, the bulls are indeed making a push.

But the problem is—this same upward structure has happened for the third time.

First time: it rose from $6.5 to $27, then crashed 77%.

Second time: it rose from $8.6 to $17.8, then fell back to $13.5.

Third time: it’s happening now.

Second thing: 282 million tokens unlocked—“bomb” countdown of 50 days

On August 14, 282 million LAB tokens unlock.

That’s nearly 90% of the current circulating supply.

At current prices, that means $4.5 billion worth of liquidity is being dumped into the market.

What the project won’t tell you is: back in June, small daily unlocks already started, and from July to October, they’ll accelerate and scale up.

On June 24, just because of rumors of “unlock fear,” LAB fell 13% in a single day.

Third thing: ZachXBT’s warning—have you seen it?

On-chain investigator ZachXBT has repeatedly singled out LAB.

He has publicly accused the project of opaque trading + internal control problems.

The founder of Moonrock Capital received insider reports— the project unilaterally changed the unlock schedule.

Fourth thing: the product is real—but that’s exactly what makes it most dangerous

LAB really does have a product: a multi-chain trading terminal supporting Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, an AI research engine, and a mobile app.

The protocol also has a buyback and burn mechanism.

If buybacks are so useful, why was there no “supporting the price” action when it fell from $27 to $6.5?

Because the money for buybacks, compared with the amount the market makers use to dump, isn’t even a rounding error.

Having a product doesn’t equal having value; having buybacks doesn’t mean it won’t get dumped.

Bull vs. Bear

On one side (bull narrative):

In 24 hours, it was pulled from $13.5 to $19.2, with volume expanding

The uptrend line hasn’t been broken, and a MACD golden cross has formed

The platform has real trading volume, and the AI research engine keeps iterating

The buyback mechanism is still running

On the other side (bear truth):

On August 14, 282 million tokens unlock, accounting for 90% of circulating supply

ZachXBT has singled out and accused internal operations of lacking transparency

The same “blow-off” pump script has already played out two rounds

Daily small unlocks from June to July keep adding pressure

With a relatively tight macro environment, BTC is consolidating between $60k–$80k

Key levels

Resistance above: $17.0 → $19.2 (the level it just got rejected from) → → $20 → $24 (major resistance zone)

Support below:

$14.5 (trendline) → $13.5 (recent low) → → $12 (strong support) → $6.5 (the true big bottom)

Brothers already holding and caught in the bag:

If you bought above $20, this bounce to $17–$18 is your last chance to cut losses.

Sell off half or even more during the rebound to get your principal back. Place your stop-loss below $13.5.

Brothers who are empty-handed and want to buy the dip:

Wait for a pullback to $14–$14.5, and when you see a 1-hour chart produce a volume spike and a stop-the-bleeding signal, then enter with a light position.

Put your stop-loss strictly at $13.3. Target $17—sell half first; if it breaks through, then look at $19–$20.

Brothers who want to short:

If the rebound reaches the $17–$18 area, volume shrinks, and it can’t push higher—short immediately. Target $14.5 → $12.5.

Place your stop-loss above $19.5.

Position sizing:

Per trade, don’t exceed 2–3% of total capital.

Going full position on a coin like this is basically handing your life over to the market makers.

Before the July–August unlocks: reduce positions significantly or go completely flat and wait.

Can you bottom-fish LAB now?

Are you betting it’s the next “100x miracle,”

Or do you want to stay alive and wait for the real bull market to arrive?

From $27 to $6.5—how many people got buried? And even now, a large number are still waiting on the mountaintop for break-even.

$16.5 looks like a “bottom rebound,” but don’t forget—

On August 14, 282 million LAB tokens are going to hit the market.

The harshest scythe in this market isn’t a crash,

It’s making you see hope—then harvesting your very last chips clean.

$16 LAB—

Every green candle you see could be the “last cigarette” the market makers hand you.

Once you finish it, it’s your turn to pay the bill. #0成本拿2股SK海力士 #以太坊基金会重组降本 #苏格兰VS巴西 $BTC $ETH $LAB

$63 HYPE, are you getting in?

ATH down 17%, but whales are aggressively accumulating. ETF saw $31 million single-day inflow, far exceeding BTC. The platform uses 97% of daily revenue to buy back and burn.

You didn't dare buy ETH when it was consolidating at $2000, you didn't pick up RE after a 40% drop, and you chased ALLO after it surged 150%—now HYPE has pulled back from $76 to $63, and you're hesitating again?

Does your investing career always bounce between "waiting for a pullback" and "chasing the top"?

First thing: HYPE is not a shitcoin; it's a money printer.

90% of the altcoins you hold—does the project team buy back after making money? No.

99% of the altcoins you hold—are they backed by real revenue? No.

But HYPE is different.

For every $1 in trading fees generated on the Hyperliquid platform, 97% is used directly to buy HYPE from the open market and burn it.

The platform's cumulative revenue has already exceeded $1 billion, with quarterly buyback and burn scale in the hundreds of millions.

Second thing: from $20 to $76, then back to $63.

Look at the daily chart:

Started from $20 at the end of 2025, broke through multiple resistances.

Accelerated in May-June, broke out of a bull flag pattern, surged to $76.

Now down 17% from ATH, stabilizing around $60.

This is not a trend reversal; it's a healthy shakeout.

$60-$62 is exactly the 20-day EMA zone. Today it bounced 3% with volume, standing at $63—buyers have already stepped in.

A real top is when everyone thinks "it can still go higher."

Third thing: A core signal ignored by 99% of people.

HYPE's ETF saw a single-day inflow of $31 million on June 21.

During the same period, BTC ETF was seeing outflows, and ETH ETF was consolidating.

Institutional funds are rotating from BTC/ETH into HYPE.

Hyperliquid is the absolute leader in on-chain perpetuals, with trading volume on some days even exceeding ETH.

The perpetuals track is just getting started. And Hyperliquid is the only decentralized platform in this track with its own L1, EVM, and real buybacks.

Bull vs Bear—you decide.

On one side (bull narrative):

97% of platform revenue used for buyback and burn—real buying pressure every day.

ETF continues to see net inflows, institutional rotation.

A16z wallet became the 6th largest holder, whales accumulating.

Went from $20 to $76, corrected to $63—long-term trend intact.

Leader in on-chain perpetuals, extremely high ceiling for the track.

On the other side (bear risk):

Hit ATH only 9 days ago—huge short-term profit-taking pressure.

June 6 unlock caused selling pressure.

Macro environment unstable—if BTC breaks $60k, HYPE will likely follow.

FDV as high as $60B—valuation is no longer cheap.

Key levels

Resistance above: $70 (first target) → $76.85 (back to ATH)

Support below: $60-$62 (20-day EMA, strong support) → $55-$58 (50-day EMA, extreme limit)

Short-term traders:

Go long in batches around $61-$62, stop loss below $58. First target $70, sell 50%, then chase again above $76.85.

Swing traders (medium-term):

Build positions in batches in the $55-$62 range, add every 5% drop. Stop loss at $52. Targets $80-$100+.

Long-term believers:

Hold spot, combine with platform staking for extra yield (APY ~2.37%). HYPE is one of the rare "buy and forget" plays.

Position sizing:

No more than 5-8% of total capital per coin.

Can you buy HYPE?

When it was $20, you thought "too high,"

now at $63 you think "even more afraid to buy"?

Then when it reaches $100, will you say "I should have known"?

HYPE went from $20 to $76 in 6 months, and from $76 back to $63 in 9 days.

In a bull market, 90% of the time is waiting, and 10% is explosive gains.

The "pullback" you're waiting for right now is that golden window in the 90%.

$63 HYPE—

It's the exit point for the fearful, and the entry point for the greedy.

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📊 $BTC is approaching a major support zone on the weekly timeframe.
At the same time, lower timeframes are showing signs of a potential double bottom formation.
Current setup:
• Weekly support getting closer
• Possible double bottom forming
• Short-term momentum improving
• Buyers attempting to defend current levels
If this pattern confirms, Bitcoin could see a relief rally toward the $62K to $63K region.
The next few sessions will be important for confirmation.

$ETH is picking up serious steam on the 15 minute chart, currently trading up +2.11% at $1,656.70.

After a period of tight consolidation around the $1,620 level, a powerful bullish breakout pushed prices rapidly higher, testing local resistance near $1,660.

With 24-hour volume hitting over 211K ETH and major quarterly options settlements landing tomorrow, volatility is definitely back on the menu.

Will this upward momentum hold, or are we set for a pre-settlement shakeout?#Get2SharesOfSKHynixAtZeroCost #BTCProbes60KKeySupportLevel

According to Micron’s financial report, it shows that big tech’s Capex continues to surge.
For now, just keep an eye on these: how much oil comes out of the Strait, the U.S. inflation data, and big tech’s capital expenditures.