Michael Saylor Says Bitcoin Miners No Longer Control BTC Price
Michael Saylor argues Bitcoin pricing power has shifted away from miners and into institutional credit markets.
According to Saylor:
• Strategy is buying more BTC than miners produce
• Structured credit products now absorb new supply
• STRC has grown to over $10B in under a year
• Institutional demand is creating a long-term supply shock
His biggest claim:
“Strategy could buy every Bitcoin mined until 2140.”
Saylor’s thesis is clear:
Bitcoin is no longer being priced by mining output, it’s being priced by institutional capital flow

$SAHARA with microsoft

Not satisfying enough? $XNY This short position feels very comfortable to watch—no confusion about the direction. After the pullback, the trading/account performance rhythm just fell into place.
0.008257 has been grinding back and forth; there wasn’t much volume on the rebound pull-up. The overhead pressure has been pressing down the whole time, and the order book still has that flavor of capital outflow. I didn’t try to hard-push against it; once the signal came out, I entered following the short-position thinking as a reminder. Now the price is at 0.00682—the room has already opened up, a

$SWARMS Others are afraid, I add to my position!! Open more long positions!! Set stop-loss properly! Wait for a rebound!!

Last night successfully hit the top at 2152, take-profit at 2121, and was smoothly secured.
Today is Friday with small fluctuations, small trades, and for five consecutive days, all profitable trades without losses have been achieved.
Those interested in learning SMC techniques can watch Zhuaye's live broadcast room.

Breaking the Data Black Box: How Decentralized AI Data Pipelines Redefine On-Chain Assets
As a DeFi researcher who has been navigating on-chain for six years, dealing daily with various smart contracts and token models, I have always been strict in evaluating projects. There are many Web3+AI projects on the market now, but most are just doing simple compute power matching and haven't touched the core bottleneck of AI development—that is, the "lack of high-quality, trustworthy data."
This is also why I recently spent a lot of time deconstructing @OpenLedger's underlying architecture. Its propos

Reducing your position to push for protection, keep some core holdings, and after waking up, see if there will be a loss.

Bitcoin longs surge even as US macro data softens; traders flip to long side despite weak prints. Could this set up a run toward $82K next? $BTC

$PIPPIN (1h) - Bearish Pullback Short
Bias: Short
Entry (Zone): 0.02415 - 0.02428
Targets:
TP1: 0.02395
TP2: 0.02378
TP3: 0.02355
Stop Loss: 0.02460
Why this Setup:
I’m still leaning short while price is stalling under the recent push high and struggling to hold above the 0.0242 area. I want a clean rejection from this resistance zone, with room for a move back into the prior consolidation and lower support levels.

just longed this coin btw

$BNB $BNBUSDT (1h) - Range Breakdown Short
Bias: Short
Entry (Zone): 656.80 - 657.40
Targets:
TP1: 654.80
TP2: 652.90
TP3: 650.60
Stop Loss: 659.70
Why this Setup:
I’m shorting the upper edge of the current range after the rebound stalled near resistance. I want a clean rejection from this area to open the move back toward the mid-range and prior lows, with invalidation just above the recent swing high.

JUST IN: Crypto market nudges higher after a volatile session as Iran tensions ease; BTC and ETH rally modestly while the broader market caps rise 0.3%—$BTC ~$77.7k, $ETH ~$2.14k. $BTC $ETH

JUST IN: A single entity liquidated a short on HYPE above $60, locking in a loss north of $6.99M and moving remaining USDC to Coinbase. Potential signal of short squeeze pressure easing and funds rotation after a big unwind. $HYPE

Last prime opportunity!? 👀

$LAB (4h) - Range Bounce Long
Bias: Long
Entry (Zone): 4.42 - 4.48
Targets:
TP1: 4.56
TP2: 4.64
TP3: 4.74
Stop Loss: 4.32
Why this Setup:
I’m looking for a clean reclaim of the 4.42-4.48 area after the recent consolidation, with buyers already defending the mid-range. I like the upside continuation toward the prior swing highs as long as price holds above the recent support at 4.32.

May 22nd, Friday, Zhongling's Morning BTC/ETH Market Update
From midnight to morning, the overall market volatility was limited, and the trend continued to oscillate within the previous range, with a rhythm similar to yesterday. After multiple attempts to push higher and then retreat, the market rebounded again. In the early hours, the price tested the 78,000 level again, and in the morning, it entered a correction phase after another rise and fall.
From the market trend, the short-term momentum for a technical rebound is present, and the price is likely to test the key resistance zone upward.

【$PROVE Signal】Waiting for callbacks to go long, potential for short squeeze under negative funding rate
1H MACD histogram turns negative, 4H Bullish Shrinking, deep imbalance -0.11%, funding rate -0.181%.
Bullish momentum wanes, bears are crowded but price has not fallen sharply.
Orders are densely clustered around 0.2744, after quick absorption of selling pressure, there is a short squeeze opportunity.
🎯Direction: Long (waiting for pullback orders)
⚡Entry/Order: Range orders between 0.2744 - 0.3304, prioritize accepting orders near 0.2744
🛑Stop loss: 0.2574
🚀Target 1: 0.3321

Let's update everyone on $JCT 's market situation. It has been declining recently, and there's a reason for that: the main players have been quietly offloading, and buying pressure simply can't keep up. I called a short position back when it was at 0.003216. Now the price has dropped to around 0.003114. Using 10x leverage, the position has directly increased sixfold! Brothers who managed to follow this short position are all making great profits. The market could have a slight rebound at any time now, so I suggest everyone take half of the profits now and lock in the gains. Don't be greedy and