Not long ago in the group, I threw out a tough line: “$EPIC This W bottom’s right shoulder is clearly higher—if you can’t tell, keep your eyes closed and don’t be scared!”
0.4304 was copied precisely on the night before the neckline breakout—an H4 double-bottom structure had formed. Right after that, a high-volume bullish engulfing K-line candle immediately pierced the neckline. With 25x leverage, it got pushed straight through in an instant. Now it’s 0.6704—+1368% in hand!
At the time, the main camp was still flooding the chat with “just fantasizing” and “it can’t go up anymore.” In the end,

Is this even a rebound? This is cardiopulmonary resuscitation for my shortless account. After I just finished watching the bearish news, the price action was still pushing upward, but I noticed the trading volume was always on the light side—the buy pressure didn’t truly take over. The overhead resistance kept getting more and more obvious, so I issued a short at the high level. The opening price I recorded was 0.05794; the current price has already come to 0.04282, and the return rate is +513.82%. Feels good, brothers.
Take profit on 80% first; there’s no rush to close the remaining 20%. I’ll

Everyone was still cursing AI for burning money last night, and Nvidia turned around and sent Amkor an order worth $1.5 billion.
$AMKR After-hours it immediately jumped 17%.
Wow, this is pretty realistic.
The market talks about an AI bubble, but when you run into a company that can choke advanced packaging capacity, money runs faster than anyone else.
What Nvidia is doing now isn’t complicated: it needs to sell more GPUs—lock in the packaging slots in advance, so that later on the chips can’t be blocked at the very last step.
So the AI market isn’t dead; it’s just the playbook that’s changed.

The short positions today were still too conservatively placed.

South Korea’s chip tool lead times have surged—major suppliers including Samsung and SK Hynix planning early orders as delivery windows stretch to 1.5–2x, even up to a year in some cases. $SOX? (Note: avoid adding ticker unless clearly relevant; here relates to semiconductor e...

7.24 ETH afternoon market observation
Throughout the day, the overall market remains in weak conditions with range-bound fluctuations; in the afternoon, prices repeatedly tussle within the 1860-1890 range. Rising U.S. Treasury yields weigh on risk assets. The profit-taking that had been built up after pushing to the 1956 peak continues to be realized. ETF flows have seen a slight outflow. With no incremental capital support, the bulls’ short-term upward momentum has greatly weakened, and in the afternoon the focus is mainly on digesting the pullback sell orders.
In the short term, the 1900-193

BNB is currently around the 567 level, and the 4-hour structure shows a weak range-bound consolidation with rebounds meeting resistance. The price is below the EMA5, EMA10, EMA20, and EMA120, and the short-term moving averages and medium-term trend have not strengthened. As long as the price remains below the Bollinger middle band around 570.5, any rebound is more likely to be a form of correction/repair rather than a clear reversal.
For KDJ, the K value is 43.37 and the D value is 39.87. K is slightly higher than D, indicating a weak rebound attempt; however, the levels are still relatively l

The most dangerous position is often the one that has been making money for you all along.
Short-term trader Linda Raschke, known as the “market witch,” built her career early on selling straddle options.
Back then, she almost always did this kind of trade: as long as the stock price didn’t move too sharply up or down, the options’ time value kept decaying, and she could continue collecting the premium.
When Cities Service was trading at about $34 per share, she sold a straddle with a strike price of $40, collecting a $10 premium; with only two days left until expiration, the trade would profi

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From October 2025
This is what happens when you analyze a company in depth
While everyone was high on $NVDA, despite its saturated market share, nobody trusted $AMD to be competitive
Up 230% since then

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🟢 LONG SETUP
Entry: 0.0300 – 0.0315
Stop Loss: 0.0250
🎯 TP1: 0.0400
🎯 TP2: 0.0550
🎯 TP3: 0.0800
🎯 TP4: 0.1200

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Most crypto investors spend hours studying charts.
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Before a token appears on major exchanges, it has often gone through multiple private funding rounds involving venture capital firms, strategic investors, advisors, and

While majors held range, small caps stole the show. Thursday tape was led by a Trump-family linked token WLFI, up 12.18% to $0.063, lifting its cap back near $2B despite still far from prior peak. MORPHO added close to 4% to $1.98, holding its spot among top AI-linked gainers of last two weeks. ENA rose 2% to $0.092, a slow grind that has seen it beat most DeFi peers over past seven days even though it trades 90% below Sep 2025 top.
On the weak side, Lighter LIT fell 2.96%, its third red close as profit taking hit after a 200% plus run from May to early July. That split tells the story of a se

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