Congratulations everyone—our strategy is yet again and again and again eating meat.
This time it’s also long and short both profiting.
In the comments, 1913 is the signal to go long—lowest 1908.
The short strategy at 1942 can also profit.
Although the volatility hasn’t been very big these past two days,
our strategies can still capture dozens of points.
Keep it up today—subscribers, please pay attention to a follow-up update in a moment.

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$BTC 2026.7.23 Crypto Market Daily Quick Report (Community Repost Edition, 300 Chinese characters)
BTC spot price 65,960 USD, down slightly 0.5% over the past 24 hours; after testing the 66,900 level, it met resistance and entered high-range consolidation. ETH stays around $1,930, oscillating with relatively resilient price action. Major coins show mixed gains and losses; public-chain sector pauses mildly. Small-cap rotation accelerates, and the market’s long-side profit-taking appetite rises. Over the past 24 hours, both longs and shorts saw liquidations, while trading activity has cooled; th

KOSPI trades up near 7,100, +4.48% intraday on strong regional risk mood. $KOSPI (Implied: Korea equities strength can tilt global risk appetite for the crypto complex)

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Today is another day to grind harder than yesterday!

Do you really make that much per month doing this kind of work?
I don’t believe it.

Recently I’ve been obsessed with 1-minute ultra-short-term trading on Ethereum, and my entry and exit levels are getting more and more accurate—it’s like I’ve opened a pair of heavenly eyes! I look at the trend over 60 minutes, then find the entry point in 1 minute—the timing of the long/short switching has been fully understood. This coin has enough volatility and good liquidity, making it perfect for short-term trading battles. Every time I take profit with precision feels incredibly satisfying—I finally feel like the skills match my ambitions. Ethereum short-term traders, gather here—let’s

July 23 BTC outlook
Yesterday’s recap: the initial bearish move and waiting for a break below 65,500 was correct—however, after it broke, I wanted to wait for a pullback to go long up to 67,300, but I didn’t get the chance—66,500-67,500 had strong resistance plus a 4h top fractal, and the bulls simply didn’t have the strength. This part should be counted as a “logic missed the momentum decay,” acknowledged.
Today’s chart: the 4h top fractal has been confirmed, the downward stroke extends, the MACD forms a hard cross below the zero line, and 65,500 has been poked multiple times as support but i

The US military has been striking Iran for 12 consecutive days, yet BTC is getting steadier?
If this happened a few years ago, markets might have crashed long ago in the face of a geopolitical conflict at this level. But this time, the market’s reaction has become increasingly muted.
The reason is simple: markets don’t trade the news—they trade expectations. When the conflict first broke out, everyone was worried about whether the war would escalate into something all-out, whether the Strait of Hormuz would be closed, and whether global energy supply would be hit. That’s why risk assets fell f

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BTC on the 4-hour timeframe has continued to weaken, with highs repeatedly moving lower.
The attempt to push up to 66,928 faced resistance and pulled back; the price has already fallen below the Bollinger middle band, and bearish MACD momentum continues to expand.
Any occasional short-term rebounds are only repairs and shakeouts within the ongoing sell-off.
If you’re holding short positions, be patient and hold; the current minor consolidation doesn’t need attention—keep waiting for the market to see a surge in volume followed by a rapid drop.
With the direction set, stay focused and wait for

#TrumpWarnsSeptemberShutdown How Could Another U.S. Government Shutdown Affect Global Markets?
Political uncertainty has once again become one of the biggest themes in global financial markets after renewed discussions surrounding the possibility of a U.S. government shutdown in September. While negotiations in Washington continue, investors around the world are closely monitoring every statement from political leaders because prolonged budget disputes often influence far more than government operations. They can affect investor confidence, market liquidity, currency movements, bond yields, a

This wave wasn’t me being unusually good at guessing—it's just that the chart finally decided to cooperate. When the sell-off hit early today, $XPIN looked pretty scary, but the drop didn’t continue. After consolidating sideways at the low, each retest got steadier, and the support was more solid than what you could see on the surface.
While everyone is still watching and waiting, I judged this was more like flushing out weak hands than continuing to weaken. So I issued a long (open long) call, focusing on around 0.0012342.
Now the price has reached 0.0014629, and the corresponding post-trade

#GOOGLEarningsBeatButStockDrops3%
Alphabet posted exceptional Q2 results, but Wall Street focused on one thing: massive AI spending. Strong revenue and cloud growth couldn't outweigh concerns over rising capex and weaker free cash flow. The selloff reflects valuation pressure—not business weakness—as investors debate whether tomorrow's AI returns will justify today's enormous investment.
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#GOOGLEarningsBeatButStockDrops3%
📊 #GOOGLEarningsBeatButStockDrops3% is another powerful reminder that the stock market is driven by expectations just as much as by financial performance. A company can report strong revenue growth, solid earnings, and healthy profitability, yet still see its share price decline if investors were expecting even better results or become cautious about future guidance. This is one of the most important lessons in investing the market is always looking ahead, not just reacting to what has already happened.
Earnings season often reveals the difference between a

$SPCX Follow the bullish direction. That big V on the plaza who keeps calling trades has spoken again, saying that institutions have added 15 million and that this move is bound to go up. Institutional funds entering the market really is a bullish signal; this level may still keep pushing higher. But when it comes to following along, follow along—don’t over-chase. Also, make sure to control risk, because there is no absolute “bound to go up” in the market.

Dynamic position management: Why you should be more cautious when adding more as it drops—not blindly bottom-fishing?
📉 Your account is underwater, and many people like to “buy more the lower it goes” to average down their cost. This may work in spot trading, but in derivatives it’s suicide.
Why?
Because leverage exists in contracts. Adding positions in a downtrend multiplies your risk. Once you hit extreme market conditions, you’ll get liquidated straight away.
The correct way to add positions:
1. Only add when you’re in profit: When your first trade makes money, it means you were right. Add

Behind long-term holdings, the market focuses on the company’s stance
In recent years, Bitcoin’s price has gone through multiple bull-and-bear cycles, and whether companies adjust their holdings has also become an important indicator for market observers. If Tesla holds approximately 11,509 BTC and there has been no obvious change over the long term, this may suggest the company is taking a relatively stable management approach toward digital assets.
For investors, such long-term holdings are often seen as a sign that a company remains continuously attentive to digital assets. However, it’s im