JUST IN: BitMart to wind down, end trading by Aug. 26 as BMX token skids and withdrawal delays mount; platform operations slated to end in January. Potential liquidity risk and user discharge impulse as funds move to other venues. $BMX

BREAKING: Iran’s IRGC warns severe consequences if Israel restarts war, tagging US and allies as legitimate strike targets and claiming prepared plans for various scenarios. $BTC remains sensitive to escalation; risk in global macro moves.

BREAKING: BitMart to cease trading operations; MSX founder Bruce says he’s reaching out to acquire it and would cut spot/derivatives fees to zero if the deal closes. $BITM $MSX

To be honest, this SpaceX unlock puts more pressure than I initially thought.
On August 6, 911.5 million shares suddenly became unlocked; the market cap went straight to $116 billion, about one and a half times (and then more) of the currently circulating shares.
For a company that’s only been listed for two months, that’s already pretty scary.
Worse still, two days before the unlock it had to release its first quarterly earnings report—so it’s basically facing two tests hitting at once.
Early investors and employees got in at incredibly low costs. Back then, some people practically go

$BOB Beginners are most afraid of these jumpy little altcoins,
but in my eyes, the bigger the volatility, the more opportunities.
Short 10x, and the return is close to 200%!
Many people don’t dare to touch it, but I can hold it steadily. $BTC
Why? Because I have strict stop-loss rules and a take-profit plan.
Simplifying complicated trading—that’s what real skill looks like. $ETH
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$1000SHIB Signal · Go Long · 1H Momentum Continuation + Deep Order-Book Support
$1000SHIB 4H RSI is 82.66, and the upper Bollinger Band at 0.0055 has been pierced. The 1H trading volume has been contracting for two consecutive hours, but buy-side depth still remains dominant, with Bid/Ask at 1.17. Funding rate is 0.0049%; the positive funding has not triggered sell pressure. Current price is 0.005547, sitting near the upper edge of the suggested range, with short-term capital still pushing up.
🎯 Direction: Long
⚡ Entry/Orders: 0.00553036 - 0.00554700
🛑 Stop Loss: 0.00549153
🚀 Target 1: 0.

$DEXE Is it more profitable to go short after a spike or to short?

Ouch
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Money flow told a clear story this week that price alone hid. Spot Bitcoin funds drew close to one billion dollars over seven trade sessions, longest intake run since late spring. Ether funds added close to $600 million over five days, led by large asset managers. Cumulative intake for Ether products now sits near $10.5 billion, holdings above $13 billion.
Why this flow holds weight: broader crypto fund group saw $4.4 billion outflow over prior thirteen sessions. Ether turning green while group bled shows selective bid, not broad risk on. Size is small vs market cap, roughly 0.08%, but directi

Hold firm through the market’s swings and wait for the upside opportunity. $ARB long profits were realized successfully.
0.07749 went long; the current price has reached 0.08273, netting a 388.25% return.
After a round of rallying, resistance above is gradually becoming clear. Upward momentum is slowing, and in the short term there is a need for a period of consolidation and rest.
It’s not advisable to blindly chase a further rise—gradually reduce positions to lock in the profits you’ve already earned.
Wait until the market adjustment is fully in place, and then look for the next round of p

When I saw this wave of sell-off earlier, I actually didn’t immediately chase shorts, because the price had already dropped for a while around 277.1—getting in recklessly would easily mean catching a falling knife. Later, after a few rebounds, the market still didn’t manage to regain solid footing. The buyers seemed to be trying to pull it back, but in reality, every time price surged higher, selling pressure held it down—this is what made me confirm again that the weakness wasn’t over yet.
By the time the price broke down again and fell through support, the shorts’ momentum clearly took over—

#交易机器人#I’m using a BTCUSDT contract grid bot on Gate. Since its creation, the total return rate is +1352.09%.

#Breaking:
The Fed is continuing to add liquidity to the market.
This week, the Fed's balance sheet reached a 16-month high of $6.74 trillion.
Since ending quantitative tightening (QT) in December 2025, the Fed has injected $211.6 billion into the economy.

Just after I finished reading the bearish news, the chart still looked like it was nobody’s business—nobody was backing down. I didn’t expect that, turn around, $SHIB would pull the long position to a result! This move wasn’t sugar at the start; it first kept kneading patience again and again, and then finally clarified the direction.
When the price dipped during the session, I didn’t rush to chase or cut positions. The focus was whether SHIB could hold. After the pullback, it didn’t continue to freefall. Bids gradually appeared underneath, the sell pressure clearly eased, and after bottoming

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Gate's latest IPO Access campaign featuring Jersey Mike's (JMKE) reflects this transformation. While many users initially assume

When the whole screen is lit up green, what you fear most isn’t getting the direction wrong—it’s seeing the price drop and rushing in only at the last moment. A few days ago, in the afternoon, $OPN was still grinding near the highs. On the surface it looked like it wanted to hold steady, but in reality the rebound was getting weaker every time: the bid side couldn’t take the support, while the sell side kept pressing down the whole time.
I was watching how $OPN performed above, and set a long position around 0.1710. The reasoning wasn’t complicated: the pump was short on volume, the follow-thr

I originally just wanted to grab some breakfast, but the chart first did the work for the shorts. When the market was dumped right at the start of the session, $BTC eased off from the high downward, and the lively rebound finally showed signs of fatigue.
A few days ago, at dawn, I was watching BTC. What I saw was clear overhead suppression—several attempts to push higher just fell short by a breath, and the volume still couldn’t keep up. Seeing this kind of low-volume surge, what I pointed out at the time wasn’t chasing longs, but waiting to open longs after the buy support fails.
The referen

Next week’s crypto market’s real mainline isn’t the weekend bounce, but the capital choice after the FOMC, GDP/PCE, and the end-of-month options settlement. For BTC, holding 64K just means it hasn’t turned bad—only when it reclaims 66.8K can the rebound be confirmed. Before the answer arrives, make fewer predictions and wait more, letting the market figure out the direction for itself.