$BANK A single-day crash of 36% wipes out longs—today’s new low of 0.2025 is almost under your feet. With trading volume of 1.13 billion behind it, is this a panicked stampede where people are fleeing the trade, or is the main force absorbing the sell pressure? First, look at the news: according to CoinDesk this morning, the BANK project team announced that two members of the core team have left due to “personal reasons,” and on-chain data shows that before the crash, an address holding a total amount of 3.2% had just completed a tranche transfer to a CEX. Now translate it into trading logic:

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IMO the bottom for GOLD is in, or at least very close to being in 1/2 week, maybe we sweep the lows one more time while BTC holds a higher low, as I said previously, with target for GOLD in the second half of the year is around 4,750–4,800.
As for Bitcoin since it's already slightly ahead, I'm expecting it to continue filling the gap between 82k and 90k, which I see as a realistic target. And if we start to see some form of distribution as GOLD reaches its target, we can also see Bitcoin and other risk assets move higher with a slight blow-off top before the market puts in a cyclical low in Q1

In 2002 I was at target with my dad. I convinced him to spend $10 to buy me this legendary collection lava deck
Each deck came with a guaranteed non holo charizard and 1 reverse holo card
There were 110 different reverse holos. The estimated chance of pulling the reverse holo charizard was about 1 in 110, or 0.9%
Lucky for me, I pulled the charizard, and here it is along with the original box it came from, 24 years later

Corning broke above the 2000 bubble-era high of 113.33 and then climbed to 271.
Today it’s back at 114—so scary.

This time, I wasn’t fooled by the superficial strength. While the price kept rising earlier, and many people were discussing whether it was still possible to chase, I was watching the speed of the pullback after the peak. The higher it went, the harder the bids looked to sustain. Instead, short opportunities gradually became clearer.
After confirming that the high was under pressure around 29885.23, I stepped aside from going long. Then I didn’t panic and get off after just one or two rebounds. There was a quick needle-like spike in the middle that really made people’s hands itchy, and I even

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Morgan Stanley Adds Ethereum and Solana Trusts at 0.14% — Lowest Fee in Market - - #eth #morganstanley #sol

$ON 70 Percent Surge in 24 Hours: What Is Driving The Move and What to Watch ✨
ON has experienced one of the most explosive moves in recent crypto history. In the last 24 hours, it has surged approximately 70%, climbing from a low near 0.17 to a peak of 0.345, and is currently trading around 0.31. The climb, which began in July from a range of 0.08, represents a gain of approximately 300% in the last month.
What Is Driving The Rally
🔹 Short Term Incentive Event The most direct catalyst was the points-based airdrop promotion in mid-July. Free token claim events regularly attract new wallets

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let me know about your opinion guyss #MinnesotaPredictionMarketBanBlocked
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This long position could be taken for this leg, but the key isn’t that you chase only after you see the pump. It’s that during the earlier range-bound grinding, you weren’t scared off by a few needle-like spikes. Back then, I also felt a bit nervous—the chart repeatedly pushed up and then pulled back, and many people probably started doubting the direction.

I was watching low-level bids/absorption that never really disappeared. After the sell-off, someone would quickly step back in to buy again, so around 0.05162 I decided to enter. In the middle, there were indeed a few rounds of shakeouts

💥 Infantino wants to sell a stake of world cup.
We all know who the potential buyer would be, don't we?😆

ALL IN ON ethereum:native
for me ethereum has already bottomed out and my oulook is the next bull run which i see around $20k very possible.
eth will also be my biggest holding in the next cycle because i think it will outperform bitcoin

$VELO IS PRIMED FOR MASSIVE SEND!

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Memory and semiconductor stocks have been hit hard.
Over the past month, many names have erased months of gains.
• SNDK -52%
• MRVL -41%
• MU -30%
• ARM -31%
• INTC -38%
…and the list goes on.
The real question isn’t how much these stocks have fallen.
It’s whether your portfolio—and your mindset—can survive moves like these.
If seeing a 30–50% drawdown makes you panic and sell, were you really investing… or were you simply chasing momentum?
This is exactly why asset allocation matters.
ETFs won’t eliminate losses, but diversification can reduce the impact of a single company collapsing or unde

BREAKING: Bitcoin slips below $63k as Asia chip-stock rout spills into Wall Street open. If sustained, risk-off tone could pressure near-term risk assets and altcoins alongside BTC. $BTC

#KOSPIPlunges9%
Markets don't usually erase billions of dollars in a single session without a reason. Yesterday, South Korea's stock market reminded investors how quickly sentiment can change when an entire industry's outlook is questioned.
The KOSPI Index plunged 9% on July 28, falling below the 6,200 level for the first time since April. The selling pressure became so intense that the Korea Exchange activated both its sidecar and circuit breaker mechanisms, temporarily halting program sell orders for 20 minutes in an effort to calm the market.
But this wasn't a broad market panic.
The damag