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Non-farm payrolls unexpectedly very strong
Cryptocurrency, US stocks, gold, crude oil
All plummeted across the board
Take a quick look in the morning
Few people are posting now
Have they all fainted?
$BTC

I used to think that the college entrance exam was the end of all tests; once it was over, I could shed my burdens and start a wonderful life.
Only after growing up did I realize that the college entrance exam is just the beginning of life's big tests.
In the years to come, there will be exams everywhere, every year.
It's like I’m currently doing the same question every day, choosing between two options countless times, but I still make mistakes.
Should I go long or short on BTC today?

I used to think that the college entrance exam was the end of all tests; once it was over, I could unload my burdens and start a wonderful life.
Only after growing up did I realize that the college entrance exam is just the beginning of life's big test.
In the years to come, there will be exams everywhere, every year.
It's like I’m now doing the same question every day, choosing between two options countless times, but I still make mistakes.
Should I go long or short on BTC today?

$PROVE ‌ is showing a clean low sweep at 0.1803 and now the price is trying to recover near 0.1889.

The bounce is alive, but buyers still need to reclaim 0.1925 to 0.1975 for real strength. Until that happens, this is a short term recovery setup, not a full reversal.

PROVE/USDT Setup

Entry: 0.1870 to 0.1900

SL: 0.1790

TP1: 0.1925

TP2: 0.1975

TP3: 0.2030

Targets: 0.1925 / 0.1975 / 0.2030

The key support is 0.1803. As long as price holds above that low, buyers can keep pushing for a bounce.

A break above 0.1925 will be the first bullish sign.
A close below 0.1803 cancels the setup and can open more downsides.

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MicroStrategy selling BTC is a short-term bearish signal and a catalyst in a downtrend, but in my view, it’s actually a positive for MicroStrategy itself. Any positive news at this point would be interpreted the same way, because the decline isn’t caused by someone calling a sell or a specific news trigger, or even today’s SPX plunge, but because it’s in a downward trend.
For me, I need to buy based on the trend and consider the risk-reward ratio. From the current price breaking below $60k, it might actually be a better point to set a stop-loss, while long-term bottom-fishing requires considering whether “BTC has returned to an uptrend” or has become sufficiently ignored.
Obviously, besides SPCX this month, there’s also the World Cup betting leading to capital outflows, and then the SPX retracement, which could make tech stocks reappear as attractive golden opportunities. So bottom-fishing for BTC is undoubtedly an unappetizing option.
Finally, STRC is also not worth bottom-fishing now. Will it return to the pegged price? I think a return to 100 is highly probable. MSTR has to pay interest when selling BTC, so how could STRC be unstable? Even in a liquidation, you can still get BTC. But with only about 10% upside, and a 10% correction in tech stocks, it becomes less attractive.

Over $520 billion erased from the U.S. stock market at the open.
A reminder that markets can take years to build wealth and minutes to destroy it.
Are you buying the dip, staying on the sidelines, or expecting more pain ahead?

For a moment, I didn't know who clicked on whom 😆😆

Are you all now following the trend to short?
Or are you bottom-fishing and going long against the trend?

It's late at night, and there's still free shadow puppet shows to watch.

$64 SOL—do you dare to buy the dip?

From 294 to 64, halved again and again, a 78% drop. For 8 months in a row, bearish candles kept coming; the ETF is selling, Goldman is trimming, and Pump.fun is smashing the market with an $8.5 million dump—yet just when everyone is cursing “SOL is trash,” on-chain TVL is still holding steady at $4.8 billion, daily active users at 3.4 million, and RWA has set a new high of $2.8 billion

First, look at the surface: bad news everywhere, but the ecosystem isn’t dead.

Over the past 24 hours it fell another 6.5%, down 20% over 7 days, down 25% over 30 days, and the market cap is left at only $37 billion. The candlestick chart tells you: a descending channel is in play—breaking below all moving averages, oversold

First thing: everyone’s talking trash, but on-chain data is slapping them in the face.

Pump.fun dumped $8.5 million, Goldman reduced its SOL ETF holdings, and a Korean meme-coin scam was indicted—sounds like doomsday?

But if you look closely, here’s Solana’s May ecosystem summary:

RWA total value ATH $2.8 billion, accounting for 97% of the tokenized equities market share

Stablecoin supply $16.4 billion

ETF fund flows have set a record

Daily active users 3.4 million, peak 4.16 million, daily transactions over 100 million

Second thing: Visa, Mastercard, and SoFi are all using it—are you still doubting?

SoFiUSD—the first nationwide bank stablecoin in the US—has launched on Solana. USDC on Cash App is also live.

Visa/Mastercard payment partnerships are deepening.

The Alpenglow upgrade is on the way, targeting finality in 100–150 milliseconds—faster than now.

Third thing: extreme technical signals have appeared.

Eight months of consecutive bearish candles, from 294 to 64, a 78% drop.

More than $100 billion has evaporated from market value

Price is breaking below all major EMAs

The daily/weekly MACD death cross is continuing

Bull-bear showdown—you decide

One side is:

TVL $4.8 billion, DEX 24h volume $3.5 billion, Perps volume $4.3 billion

Daily active users 3.4 million, far exceeding most public chains

RWA $2.8 billion, stablecoins $16.4 billion, ETF fund inflows at record levels

Visa/Mastercard/SoFi bank collaborations are landing

From 294 to 64, a 78% drop, RSI oversold—ready to rebound anytime

The other side is:

Eight months of consecutive bearish candles, and the trend is still downward

Bitcoin ETF outflows + macro risk aversion, with SOL leading the decline as a high-beta asset

Pump.fun dumping + token unlock pressure

In the short term, panic sentiment—possibly testing 50–58 again

The key level is $64: it’s only 14 dollars away from the “life-or-death” line at 50 dollars.

Resistance overhead: 70 → 78–80 → 90

Support below: 58 → 50

For short-term traders:

Try a small long position around 65, with a stop-loss at 62. Rebound targets 70→78. Or just stay on the sidelines and wait—enter only after it holds above 70.

For those betting on a rebound: only when high-volume bullish candles plus a golden cross appear within the 58–65 range—buy for super-short-term trades, with position size ≤10%.

For swing players:

DCA in batches between 58–65, adding once every time it drops another 3 dollars. Target 90–100 (a reasonable valuation mid-range in 2026).

For long-term believers:

Turn off the candlestick chart, and do weekly DCA below 65. Target 100+ in the second half of 2026, and even a run at new highs. Betting on easing liquidity, the Alpenglow upgrade, and continued ETF inflows.

But remember one inviolable rule:

Preserving principal > being the hero who buys the dip.

Watch BTC: if BTC breaks below 60k, SOL will likely test 50–58 again.

SOL’s current situation is like the $8 SOL in December 2022—

Everyone was saying “Solana is going to zero, the FTX aftershocks aren’t over,” and the result was that after a year it rose 10x.

In every bull market, it will first drive the asset you’re most bullish on into doubt—then make it fly even higher. #分享美股交易赢英伟达股票 #预测NBA总冠军赢20,000U $BTC $ETH $SOL

$1,600 ETH, do you dare to buy the dip?

Falling from $4,900 to $1,600, a 60% cut isn’t enough. ETF outflows have continued for 11 days straight, geopolitical conflicts pushing oil prices higher, and the Fed still talking about “possible rate hikes”—but just when everyone is despairingly cutting losses, whales are quietly accumulating, with on-chain holders’ net positions remaining positive for four consecutive months.

First, look at the surface: continuous bad news, yet the price doesn’t stop falling.

In the past 24 hours, it dropped another 9.6%, and in January, it fell 26%, directly halving from the high of $4,954. Market cap is now only $194.5 billion, and sentiment has entered panic territory. The K-bear flag pattern has broken down, the downtrend channel remains intact, and $1,800 has shifted from support to resistance.

First thing: ETFs are selling, but whales are eating.

ETH spot ETF net outflows in May totaled $401 million, and June has continued with over 11 days of consecutive outflows. Institutional funds are retreating—sounds like doomsday?

But look closely—Hodler Net Position has been positive since February. To put it plainly: long-term holders and big players haven’t sold; they’re quietly accumulating.

Second thing: fundamentals aren’t bad, just being suppressed by macro factors.

Layer 2 fees have dropped to nearly zero, staking yields are at 3-4%, and RWA and AI Agents are core narratives for 2026-2027. Glamsterdam upgrade is coming soon (Q3), which will make transactions faster and cheaper.

But why is the price still falling?

Because the 10-year US Treasury yield is at 4.43%, the DXY is strengthening, and the Fed is talking about “possible rate hikes.”

Third thing: a terrifying technical signal has appeared.

Today’s -9% large red candle, volume spike breaking below $1,600, confirms the bear flag pattern.

Flagpole: May’s sharp decline

Flag: sideways consolidation

Today: breakdown downward

The candlestick is telling you: the bears haven’t given up yet.

Bull-bear showdown, you decide.

On one side:

Whales and long-term holders continue to accumulate

Glamsterdam upgrade imminent, positive in Q3

$1,500–$1,600 is a historically strong support zone, with a very high probability of being the 2026 cycle bottom

The Fed may cut rates in September; once that happens, ETH’s upside potential is greatest

On the other side:

ETF outflows have continued for 11 days, institutions haven’t turned back

US-Iran conflict + high oil prices, inflation stickiness exceeding expectations

10-year US Treasury at 4.43%, funds prefer bonds over ETH

Bear flag breakdown on the technicals, short-term bottom still to be found

Key level: $1,600, just $100 away from the critical $1,500 line.

Resistance above: 1810 (bull-bear line) → 2015 → 2450

Support below: 1500 → 1300–1450

Short-term traders:

Wait for a rebound to 1810–1850 to lightly short, with a stop at 1860, target 1500. Or just watch—this level is uncomfortable for both bulls and bears.

Rebound chasers: Only buy short-term when W-bottom + volume spike + oversold conditions appear at $1,500–$1,600, with position size ≤10%, stop-loss at 1480.

Swing traders:

$1,500–$1,600 is an excellent DCA zone. Buy in batches, adding each time it drops another $50.

Long-term believers:

Turn off the candlesticks, invest weekly below $1,500. Target over $3,000 by the end of 2026, betting on rate cuts + upgrades + institutional staking ETF triple dividends.

ETH’s current situation is like June 2022 at $1,200—

Everyone thought “Ethereum is doomed,” but a year later, it hit $4,900.

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🚨 THIS IS INSANE.
Around $950B has reportedly been wiped out from the US stock market in just 35 minutes.
That’s an extremely fast risk-off move.
When liquidity disappears like this:
• Indices can gap violently
• Volatility spikes instantly
• Leverage gets punished hard
• Sentiment flips within minutes
Fast markets like this show how fragile momentum can be.

Miserable
Today I’m going to see the five-figure Bitcoin 😭
How much discount is suitable for bottom-fishing?
The cheapest I’ve seen $BTC is around 15,000
Unless there’s a black swan event in this round,
It probably won’t return to that price level… right?

$5,570,000,000 is liquidated in just 5 days.
$BTC -14.8%. $ETH -17.2%. $SOL -20%. Everything is bleeding.
I've been saying this for years, retail has no edge in leverage trading. October 10th. February 6th. Now this. The market keeps running the same play and people keep falling for it.
Spot holders are down but still alive. Leverage traders? Many just got wiped.
Buy spot. Size properly. Stop letting the market 10x your losses.

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$5,570,000,000 is liquidated in just 5 days.
$BTC -14.8%. $ETH -17.2%. $SOL -20%. Everything is bleeding.
I've been saying this for years, retail has no edge in leverage trading. October 10th. February 6th. Now this. The market keeps running the same play and people keep falling for it.
Spot holders are down but still alive. Leverage traders? Many just got wiped.
Buy spot. Size properly. Stop letting the market 10x your losses.

$61,900 Bitcoin, are you cutting losses?

Strategy sold 32 BTC for the first time, ETF outflows hit 635 million in a single day, price halved from 120k to 60k—yet while everyone is panicking and selling, seasoned on-chain players are quietly accumulating.

First, look at the surface: terrible, really damn terrible.

Down 15% in 7 days, 21% in January, 40% in a year, directly halving from the high of over 120k. This morning, it briefly crashed below 62k, with over $1.1 billion liquidated in 24 hours, leveraged players collectively wiped out.

First thing: Strategy sold 32 BTC, breaking the myth of “institutions never selling.”

MicroStrategy, now called Strategy, sold a small amount of 32 BTC for the first time.

Sounds not much? But this is the “largest corporate holder” selling for the first time.

The market immediately exploded: even the long-term bulls are starting to sell, shouldn’t we run?

Retail panic is always ten times bigger than institutional actions.

Second thing: ETF continues to outflow, but total inflow still reaches 54.7 billion.

In May, the single-day outflow peaked at 635 million, recent total outflows exceeded 1.2 billion (some data says 2.97 billion). Sounds scary?

But look back—since launch, ETF has had a total net inflow of $54.7 billion, holding 688k BTC. This outflow is just institutions “taking profits + avoiding macro risks,” not a full retreat.

Third thing: technicals have entered “bear market structure,” but 60k is the last line of defense.

Daily chart broke below all major moving averages (50/100/200), death cross + bearish alignment, volume increased—this is standard bearish continuation.

Short-term support at the psychological level of $60k. If it doesn’t hold, it could quickly drop to 58k-55k.

Bull-bear showdown, you decide.

One side says:

Strategy’s first sale, breaking the narrative of “institutions only buy, never sell”

ETF continuous large outflows, institutions retreating

CPI exceeds expectations, no rate cuts in sight, hawkish Fed suppressing risk assets

Technical breakdown, all moving averages above pressure

Whales selling over 6,000 BTC, long-term holders reduced positions by 7.69% in a week

The other side says:

ETF cumulative inflow still at 54.7 billion, long-term institutional holdings unchanged

Post-halving supply contraction, fewer BTC on exchanges

60k is both psychological and liquidity support, historically a strong buy zone

Panic index extremely pessimistic, often signals major bottom

The Fed still has rate cut potential in the second half of the year, once turned, BTC’s volatility is greatest

Key level at 61,900, just 1,900 below the critical 60k line.

Resistance above: 64,000 → 66,000 → 70k (only back above 70k can we talk about reversal)

Support below: 60k (psychological level) → 58k → 55k (final line of defense)

Aggressive traders:

Lightly short or buy the dip, stop at 64,000, target 58k-60k. Keep position under 5%, chasing shorts here risks rebounds.

Conservative holders:

Start a phased bottom-fishing plan—allocate 20% near 60k, add another 20% if it breaks below to 55k-58k.

Long-term believers:

Below 60k is a golden pit. DCA blindly, weekly investments, ignore short-term volatility. Target $100k by the end of 2026.

Iron rules of risk:

Never hold a heavy position betting on a rebound

Cash is king in a bear market

Watch next week’s CPI/PPI, if data exceeds expectations and drops, it’s a signal to add positions

BTC now is just like March 2020’s “312”

Back then, BTC dropped 40% in one day, everyone said “Bitcoin is going to zero.” What happened? Six months #分享美股交易赢英伟达股票 later, it surged to 60k.

Non-farm employment significantly higher than expectations
Next, no rate cuts are expected
The rate hike expectations are starting to rise
The stock market has fallen over the past two days, likely due to expectations
$BTC
Currently, the crypto market is suppressed by negative news
Spot BTC ETF has been outflowing for several consecutive days, with a total outflow of over $4 billion since May 15, about $1.4 billion outflow this week
There have also been large-scale liquidations in the past 24 hours, totaling about $1.76 billion, approximately 1.8 billion people wiped out
Holding on!

bitcoin:native went up almost 700% and still people were saying for more upside.
Once BTC hits $50K-$52K, the same people will call for more downsides.
You know what to do.

$11 LAB, do you dare to buy the dip?

Three days ago it was still $27, today it dropped straight to $10, a decline of over 60%, with 24-hour trading volume surging to 110 million, all panic sellers fleeing. On-chain detective evidence confirms “insider control of 95% supply,” large holders transferring billions in assets for cashing out—yet just as everyone is shouting “shitcoin zero,” the project team quietly bought back 22 million tokens.

First, look at the surface: it’s collapsed, but not completely dead.

From $0.07 to $27, a 1,000x crazy bull run only took half a year. Then in three days, it fell 60%, bottoming at $9.94. Market cap shrank from over 30 billion to 3 billion, with FDV still showing a bloated 10 billion. A long upper shadow engulfing a bearish candle on the daily chart, followed by another large bearish candle piercing through all moving averages.

First thing: what you think is “community consensus” is actually just a few insiders’ cash machine.

ZachXBT and BubbleMaps’ on-chain evidence is clear: over 95% of supply controlled by the same wallets, OTC sales before listing at a 20% discount, billions of dollars moving abnormally between wallets.

Second, the buyback is real, but it can’t save the bagholders.

The project team launched a protocol-level buyback on June 1, using fees to buy and burn LAB, with 22 million tokens already repurchased. Sounds impressive?

Circulating supply is 310 million, and the buyback accounts for 7%.

Most of the chips are controlled by 30 big wallets, any sell-off could be worth tens of millions of dollars.

On July 14, there’s also an “unlock cliff,” where early investors will sell another batch.

Buyback is a band-aid for support, but it’s like a knife in the chest.

Third, technical analysis shows the rebound is a signal for you to run.

4H timeframe:

Break below the lower trendline of the ascending channel, MACD death cross.

Today’s low at $9.94, previous high-volume zone at $8-10.

If the 4H closes back above $11.5 with volume, a short-term rebound to $12-13 is possible.

Bull vs. bear battle, you decide.

One side:

Protocol buyback actually happening, 22 million tokens repurchased.

Backed by institutions like Animoca, with real products (multi-chain aggregation + AI signals).

Fell from $27 to $10, short-term oversold, strong technical rebound demand.

Other side:

On-chain proof of “insider control of 95% supply,” whales ready to dump at any time.

Unlock cliff on July 14, 30 big wallets hold most of the circulating supply.

Circulation rate only 31%, FDV inflated, valuation still astronomical.

BTC dropped below 63k, market risk aversion rising, altcoins bleeding.

Key levels:

Support: $9.5-10 (if broken, look at $8)

Resistance: $12.5-13 → $15-16

Brothers caught in the trap:

Any rebound to $12-13, reduce holdings by more than half. Don’t expect it to bounce back to $27—that would require new funds to absorb all the whale’s holdings, less than a 10% chance.

For those wanting to buy the dip:

$9-10 for a rebound is possible, but keep position size within 1% of total funds, stop-loss at $9.5, target $12-13. If it drops below $9.5, just exit—don’t hesitate.

Spectators:

Wait for two signals:

FUD to be digested, no more abnormal on-chain transfers.

After July unlock, price stabilizes above $8 with ongoing buyback.

Then consider light long-term positions, betting on the project actually delivering.

Current LAB is very similar to 2021’s ICP—

Fell from $700 to $200 in three days, everyone shouting “buy the dip,” then finally crashing to $3.

The plunge of high-multiplier coins is a trap: the first time is an opportunity, the second is a trap, the third is a grave.

You saw it drop from $27, didn’t buy, then felt “cheap” at $10.

But the whale’s cost basis is $0.07.

You think you’re buying the dip, but actually you’re helping the whales unload.

LAB isn’t ETH, it has no faith, only a game of chips.

It calls you “daddy” when rising, and bankrupts #分享美股交易赢英伟达股票 you when falling.