$ETH Signal: Long setup — short-term dip-buy opportunities under 4H trend support
$ETH 1H MACD death cross spreading; RSI 64.93; bid depth -70.39%; sell pressure concentrated in release. The 4H Bollinger Bands contract to the midline at 1895; EMA20/50 are aligned bullishly; and volume is moderate. The current price 1955 is close to the 1H support at 1950.
🎯Direction: long
⚡Entry / pending orders: 1950.1220 - 1955.9900
🛑Stop loss: 1936.4301
🚀Target 1: 1985.3299
🚀Target 2: 1999.9998
🛡️Trade management:
- Execution strategy: After reaching Target 1, cut 50% and move the stop

The most torturous part of this trade is that after the short side appeared, the price didn’t immediately dump—it just kept grinding back and forth at high levels. When $LAB started weakening from around 4.25647, I didn’t panic and get off after a few small rebounds. After all, what truly made me bearish was the increasingly worse sell-side support after the push up.

There was a particularly vicious spike in the middle; the short positions were repeatedly yanked around. People with itchy hands probably chased in and out already. Fortunately, the price was ultimately pulled to 0.13426, and th

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To be honest, the market action in the previous segment is very likely to shake people out. It has been ranging at the high level for several rounds. On the surface, there are still pump-attempts, but in reality, each time it runs up, it can’t be held. I didn’t rush to chase a short position; I just watched whether the price could drop back into the key area again.

Only after the rebound loses momentum and selling pressure shows up again do short positions truly catch the rhythm. There were also pullbacks in between; I was anxious for a moment, but the move from 0.2438 to 0.1587 became smoot

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$ETH Yesterday, I was trading live in the stream, and I made it very clear: short from the base positions at 1950 and 1970, and once you see it, you’ll know the target is 1900—tell me, is this target going to get hit? I said it before: my orders are set so you’ll take profit on the whole package. (Ignore the extra zero that was added.)

I’m staking all my SOXS positions—at this level of 56.39 is the best spot to set a short entry. In the past 24 hours, it surged from 45.96 to 59.61; after a violent 18% rebound, it clearly ran out of steam. The $167M trading volume shows that short-term profit-takers are fleeing aggressively. Historical pattern: for this kind of leveraged ETF rebound, the probability of a drawdown the next day is over 70%. Today, we’ll likely pull back to the 50 integer support. I’m laying it out plainly—I’m entering a short at the current price of 56.39, setting the stop loss at 59.70, and targeting the 45 ra

$ON Signal: Go long; the 1H overbought-zone battle is ongoing
$ON 1H RSI is 80.19, and the MACD histogram is contracting in sync. On 4H, the Bollinger Bands are opening upward, and the mid-band support at 0.1426 is firm. Order book depth shows sell orders make up 67%, and the funding rate is 0.0672%, which is relatively high.
🎯Direction: Long
⚡Entry/limit orders: Place orders in the 0.1785 - 0.1791 range
🛑Stop loss: 0.1773
🚀Target 1: 0.1817
🚀Target 2: 0.1831
🛡️Trade management: When reaching Target 1, reduce 50%; move the stop loss to the entry price. If the price retraces below 0.1785,

Yesterday, when Xiao Yu left, I told you that the “big pie” would go to around 644, and once it hit that level, I would enter the trade. Then I exited around 649. Xiao Yu is smart—he placed an order, got filled, and exited around 650. Originally, I really wanted to short around 650, specifically at 65026; I’d already entered the price and the order position size. But I didn’t place the order because I knew that once I did, I’d probably have to keep staring at the chart. I was afraid the market maker/manipulator would come and hit me—then I’d have to stay up late again.
Thinking it over, I’d be

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This time the long position could really take a bite of the meat; the key wasn’t an impulsive decision, but that when the price was grinding on the mill, it wasn’t scared off by a fake breakout. I watched $UNI for a long time—when I saw that buy support around 3.050 was still holding, I decided to board in the direction.
The early part was actually quite frustrating: the price kept stabbing back and forth, and several times it pushed higher then fell back. People who had positions in hand could easily panic. I also had thoughts about getting off, but the chart never truly weakened. After the s

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Just after seeing the bearish news, many people were still looking for a rebound on the chart; I did the opposite—I turned my attention upward first. A few days ago in the afternoon, BILL pumped up, but there wasn’t sustained follow-through. Each time the price tried to surge, it fell short by a bit; volume didn’t catch up, and the higher it went, the more it looked like a feint. Seeing that heavy pressure at the high, my guidance at the time was very simple: don’t chase longs—wait for it to reveal its own flaw.
$BILL went long around 0.14088. Then the suppression started to take effect. The c

At first, I really didn’t feel like moving, because it had already been hammered down several times in a row beforehand—many people were waiting for a rebound to buy the dip. But the market structure just never felt right: the rally didn’t follow through, and the bids kept getting thinner. Instead, it felt like it was creating the last illusion for the longs.
What truly got me to enter was a move up that then surged back down and failed to be reclaimed for a long time. The short went from 0.46953 to 0.02683. During the process there were pullbacks and intraday spikes, but the sell pressure bel