$BTC is EXTREMELY BEARISH for me if it continues to reject this weekly s/r pivot

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# ETH Market Deep Analysis — Bull Trap or Real Recovery?
Ethereum is trading at approximately $1,882 right now, with Bitcoin hovering near $63,580. The broader crypto market has been in a relentless downtrend throughout 2026, and the question every trader is asking is: are we watching a genuine recovery unfold, or is this just another bull trap before the next leg down?
Looking at the daily K-line data, ETH touched its cycle low at around $1,505 in late June, after a devastating crash from the $2,400 range. From that bottom, ETH staged a recovery climbing back above $1,900 a

Strategy has gone 3 consecutive weeks without buying any additional BTC, only focusing on accumulating cash. Last night they just raised another $544.5M by selling MSTR shares, pushing their total USD reserve fund to $3.75B. This amount is more than enough to cover interest and dividends over the next 2.1 years. They have also just repurchased $25M STRC preferred shares.
Last week, Bitmine likewise only added another 9,946 ETH, about $20M, bringing its total holdings to 5.8 million ETH—around 4.8% of the total supply. The current average purchase price is $3,364 per ETH.
Tom Lee said recently

$AKE a release of 2 billion tokens in the upcoming hours should have a good impact

This time it wasn’t a guess—the shorts finally got that long-held breath out. Right at the open, when the sellers slammed the market and $POL slid down from the highs, the board instantly turned clean and clear; those fake moves from earlier finally had their answer.
A few days ago in the afternoon, I was watching POL and noticed the rebound strength was getting weaker and weaker. Every time it pushed up, it was always missing that last bit, and the trading volume didn’t really keep up. The “nobody’s there to catch” feeling was very strong. That’s why I warned back then: don’t let those small

This period’s Bitcoin market is very typical—oscillating repeatedly from just over 60k to around 65k, with ETFs continuing to see outflows, liquidity not holding up, and the technical picture also lacking a clear direction. The Fed meeting is right around the corner again. A lot of people stare at the charts every day and feel like they have to take action—yet the result is either getting slapped back and forth, or making a little money and then giving it all back.
So most of the time during this period, I’m doing one thing: waiting.
1. If there’s no setup, don’t trade—absolutely
Most of the t

Woke up and just ate; set the stop loss at two points.

【$ETH Signal】Pullbacks lead to additional entries, with 1H lower-band support
$ETH 1H MACD dead cross accelerates, while 4H bullish momentum shrinks. Price drops to around 1924 near the Bollinger lower band. Sell orders are deeper than buy orders, but the funding rate is normal. Limit orders are placed to provide support in the 1924-1929 range.
🎯 Direction: Long
⚡ Entry/Limit orders: 1924.0604 - 1929.8500
🛑 Stop loss: 1910.5515
🚀 Target 1: 1958.7978
🚀 Target 2: 1973.2716
🛡️ Trade management:
- Strategy execution: After reaching Target 1, reduce position size by 50% and move the stop los

There’s nothing much to say!
I don’t know why everyone insists on going full headstrong and charging ahead!
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Made that 1965 short in the live room yesterday—brothers, we’re making profits

This market action in the earlier segment has worn people down enough; just as many are getting ready to get on, the price comes with a sudden needle-like spike. When you finally think about getting off, the board suddenly pulls up again. I personally follow $TRUTH mainly because around 0.010718 there has been consistent support and there hasn’t been a real, out-of-control sell-off.

At the time, I actually wasn’t fully confident either, since the consolidation had dragged on too long, and continuing to hold through it really tests one’s patience. The hardest part was that the price made seve

This Changxin is completely different from what’s on the A-share market—scam.

The most obvious feeling when monitoring the chart a few days ago was that at the high level it was increasingly looking like it was being hard-stretched to hold on. $TRB kept being pulled back repeatedly from around 16.26, but it never opened up new upside space. I wasn’t getting carried away by the superficial strength, so I put it into the watch range first.

This grinding period in the middle was very draining on patience. The short direction was clear, but the price didn’t drop right away, and I still felt a bit annoyed inside. Until it failed to push higher again—sell pressure kept appe

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A few days ago I caught it with my last look: the market was still at high levels, pretending to be calm. This morning, when I checked again, the shorts had already laid out the answer. $FIL This time wasn’t a sudden flip of sides—it's that the push upward had no volume and the follow-through was insufficient. Each time you tested higher, you were still a bit short, and the suppression never really loosened.
When the price kept oscillating during the session, I watched FIL’s rhythm and entered a long position around 0.9335. At the time, the key guidance was simple: don’t chase a fake breakout

Buying in is luck; selling out is the real skill: why do you always end up “riding the roller coaster”?
Many people have experienced this: after you buy, your account’s unrealized profit doubles. You fantasize about financial freedom, but when there’s a pullback, all those gains get given back—sometimes even sliding into a loss of your original principal. The psychological trap behind this is called “position bias.” When the price rises, our subconscious tends to treat “paper wealth” as “fundamental improvement,” causing us to ignore risk signals.
The solution is to build muscle memory for “la

The earlier market move is the easiest to fool people into it. On the surface it still looks like it’s holding up, but in reality every rebound lacks staying power. I started watching for a short from around 0.21896; the logic is simple: there were pull-up actions at the highs, but no real follow-through to provide genuine support.
At first it didn’t go smoothly. The price came back to around my entry a few times, and it definitely wears down your mindset. Back then, if you get emotional and keep adding, it’s easy to get shaken out by a single wick. I just waited for it to fail to push higher

$XAU If you haven’t gone long yet, hurry up and go long to get 4100