A few days ago it was still holding up, but today it was directly knocked back to its original form! 📉🚨
A few days ago before bed $BLESS was still grinding sideways at a high level. The chart looked not weak, but the details were hollow—no volume on the rally, no one buying at the top, the bounce getting weaker and weaker.
When the market hadn't fully started yet, I watched BLESS's upward moves—each time it fell just short, each time it was pushed back. At these positions with insufficient support, I prefer to wait for the shorts to cash in rather than chase the sentiment 👀📌
After the opp

Woke up and the market directly showed the result 😎📉 A few days ago, the last look before bed was at $ETH , still grinding at a high level, and I knew this wasn't strength, but weakness.
A few days ago in the afternoon when I looked at ETH, the most obvious signal was that every bounce lacked stamina, no one was buying in, and the support wasn't strong enough 👀 This position isn't suitable for chasing the hype; it's better to wait for the market to make its direction clear.
From 2080.66 to 1571.99, +4248.97% this short position cashed out smoothly ✅ First close 80%, keep the remaining 20% w

This drop was clean and decisive; the market finally stopped pretending! 📉🔥 A few days ago, before going to bed $TNSR , it was still grinding near the top, looking like it was about to break out, but the longer it grinded, the weaker it got—volume couldn't keep up, and the overhead resistance was never truly eaten.
Before the market fully kicked off, I noticed TNSR getting pushed back every time it bounced 👀—no takers on the way up, weak buying support, and the fakeout was becoming more and more obvious. So I followed the plan and opened a short near 0.04143.
Now it's at 0.03369, with a ret

## Gold Morning Brief | 2026.06.29 Monday 🪨
### 📊 Core Data
| Asset | Price | Change |
|------|------|------|
| Spot Gold XAU | $4,073/oz | +1.36% 🟢 |
| COMEX Gold Futures | $4,103/oz | +1.37% 🟢 |
| AU9999 | ¥887/gram | +1.46% 🟢 |
| Branded Gold Shops | ¥1,235-1,240/gram | Flat |
| Recycling Price | ¥880-888/gram | — |
**ATH Pullback:** March high $5,321 → Current $4,073, pullback **-23.5%**
**Weekly:** Four consecutive bearish sessions; the previous week’s cumulative decline was 1.79%, and on Friday it stopped falling and rebounded
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### 🔥 Big Things Last Night
1. **$4,000 Survival

This one came out, the bears finally stopped pretending! 📉🔥
A few days ago in the early morning, $ESPORTS was still testing above repeatedly. Many people saw it not dropping and wanted to rush in, but I was more cautious instead, because each rally was just short of breath, with obvious lack of support.
Last look before bed, I saw that ESPORTS still couldn't eat through the resistance above, volume didn't cooperate either, and the bull trap vibe was getting stronger, so I reminded at the time not to chase the rally, wait for it to lose momentum and then look for a short opportunity. 👀�

$HEI | 1h | Breakdown Short
Bias: Short
Entry Zone: 0.1330 to 0.1360
Stop Loss: 0.1468
Targets:
TP1: 0.1234
TP2: 0.1168
TP3: 0.1068
Invalidation:
Close above 0.1468
Why This Setup:
I’m shorting the continued lower-high structure after the failed bounce into 0.14–0.15 resistance. Price is still trading below the prior breakdown area, so I want a retest failure or weak continuation into support for the next leg down.

Just a few days ago, it looked like it was about to surge, and today it just slapped the answer right in the face!🔥📉
While everyone was still watching, $LUNC repeatedly tested the high levels. I wasn't looking at whether it was red or green, but whether there were buyers when it surged. The result is obvious: buying was not decisive, and as soon as selling pressure emerged, it pushed the price back down.
A few days ago in the afternoon, I was watching LUNC and noticed that its rebound didn't continue, volume was not cooperating, and the key resistance level was stuck. At this position, I ju

Don't rush to call a reversal, this round of shorts has already been realized!📉😎
During the grinding upward in the session, $PEPE it looked like it wanted to push up further, but that kind of rally was weak—the rise wasn't decisive, and the drop was quite fast.
When the chart hadn't fully started moving, I saw that PEPE had constant overhead resistance, buying wasn't continuously following through, and each bounce was weaker than the last👀
My judgment at the time was: no one is buying the upside, so shorts can more easily produce results. Therefore, I opened a short around 0.000003529.
Now

$ID | 1h | Breakdown Retest
Bias: Short
Entry Zone: 0.03435 to 0.03460
Stop Loss: 0.03525
Targets:
TP1: 0.03360
TP2: 0.03295
TP3: 0.03230
Invalidation:
Close above 0.03525
Why This Setup:
I’m treating this as a short continuation after the clean selloff from 0.038 and the failed bounce back into the mid-range. Price is now pressing into a tight support area, so I want either a weak retest or a rejection before continuation lower.

【$GWEI Signal】Long + 1H Momentum Residual Not Yet Faded
$GWEI RSI 1H 73.56, 4H MACD bars still expanding but 1H bars shrinking. Sell depth -7.49%, selling pressure mild but buying support remains stable.
🎯Direction: long
⚡Entry/Pending Order: 0.16151 - 0.16200
🛑Stop Loss: 0.16038
🚀Target 1: 0.16443
🚀Target 2: 0.16565
🛡️Trade Management: After reaching Target 1, reduce position by 50% and move stop loss to breakeven. If price falls back to entry, exit automatically to protect capital.
Orders are dense around 0.162, exposing the intention of capital support. Short-term surge

$QBTS
After the retest, the structure still preserves the inverse H+S

Honestly, this market is really messing with people. 🚀 A few days ago before bed, it was still fluctuating in a small range, but today it suddenly surged, $NES directly setting the rhythm for long positions.
Before the market fully launched, I was closely watching the support level of NES. There were multiple retests near 0.1778 that didn’t break, support held below, and selling pressure above started to ease. 👀 At that point, I judged that it was grinding a bottom without breaking the level, so I could follow the rhythm by going long.
Now the price has reached 0.1958, with a yield of +199.

This one came crashing down, the chart just stopped pretending! 📉🔥
A few days ago before bed, I was staring at $BCH , and it was still oscillating at a high level. It looked like it would continue to surge, but the more I looked, the weaker it seemed: the rally had no volume, no one was buying at the highs, and as soon as the bounce hit a key level, it went soft.
Before the chart had fully kicked off, I saw that BCH was short of breath every time it tried to rally, with clearly insufficient support 👀 At that time, I judged that this was not a strong breakout, but more like a bull trap a

Breaking! Just said "ceasefire," but fighting resumes 🌚? Another round of talks this Tuesday? This script is more absurd than a soap opera!
At 4:30 AM, AXIOS dropped new intel: The US and Iran have agreed to stop attacking each other, planning to meet in Doha, Qatar on Tuesday.
But here's the funny part—just 11 days after signing the ceasefire memorandum, both sides launched attacks again. Trump directly threatened to restart the war and "finish the job."
Even more absurd, US officials say "we have decided to stop all military operations," while the US military has already struck 10 Iranian m

South Africa is out of the 2026 world Cup after losing to Canada.
Me as an African:

Don't say it, today's wave of shorts is really fierce! 📉😎
A few days ago, in the early morning when I was watching $SCRT , it was still hovering high, and many people thought it would continue to surge, but what I saw was that volume didn't follow, support was weak, and there was constant overhead resistance.
Last look before bed, SCRT still softened after a surge, the price gave a show of excitement, but funds didn't show commitment 👀 So at that time I didn't chase the rise, but opened a short position around 0.0557, waiting for the pullback after overhead pressure.
Now it has hit 0.

Just In
US Futures open green +0.45% SPX SPY
BTC back at $59.8K

This one came down, the market directly stopped pretending!📉🔥
When I opened the market this morning and saw $BTC , my first reaction was: the high-level stubborn hold from a few days ago finally couldn't hold on.
In the early morning a few days ago, it repeatedly tried to go up, but the volume never kept up, and it softened as soon as it was pressed from above.
Before the market fully launched, I was watching BTC's support, and found that no one was buying during each pullback, and the rebound was clearly weak 👀 At that time, I suggested treating it as a bearish rhythm, don't be misle