August 31 on-chain large exchange inflow and outflow data: solana:SKRbvo6Gf7GondiT3BbTfuRDPqLWei4j2Qy2NPGZhW3 first net withdrew $1.38 million from exchanges, and it also doubled today. The $BTR market manipulators closed 40–50% of their positions within a few hours, and it was not specifically shorting—they closed both long and short positions. There was also no massive on-chain inflow of tokens to exchanges. Over the previous seven days, they withdrew a total of more than $4 million from exchanges to an on-chain wallet, which has not moved.

Two consecutive intraday wins, the long at 4412 exited at 4427, 3100🔪
Fluctuations are merely the surface; the underlying logic is the core $XAU

$BTR market maker, I’m waiting for you to get wiped out—hurry up and drop.

$BTC Today’s News | Jackson Hole Sends Hawkish Signals, Risk Assets Come Under Collective Pressure
Fed Chair Warsh struck a hawkish tone at the Jackson Hole annual global central bank symposium, stressing that further rate hikes cannot be ruled out if inflation falls less than expected. Markets immediately raised the probability of a September rate hike, two-year U.S. Treasury yields surged, and non-interest-bearing assets and high-risk assets faced widespread selling pressure. U.S. stocks closed slightly lower, with the AI hardware sector undergoing a notable correction. Nvidia saw a relativ

All those I'm a Christian zombies. Godd morning o

At least for scale-in, it seems fair to assume that CPO will eventually be replaced as well.

During Bitcoin Asia in Hong Kong, I used Gate’s U Card throughout and never specifically exchanged for Hong Kong dollars
For dining and shopping, I simply linked it to Apple Pay for offline purchases. Paying by card was very convenient, with an experience similar to using a regular bank card
For transportation, I used Uber directly for taxis, and linked Hong Kong Alipay for the subway. Throughout the trip, I basically never encountered a situation where cash was required
For people who frequently travel for work, attend events, or travel overseas, a card that can be used for direct purchases r

I miss you so much in Beijing @justinsuntron

A new week, a new beginning—BTC gets off to a winning start
BTC long from 77467→78077, taking a small bite first
The strategy shared this morning has played out; those who doubted Yue-jie are still hesitating to enter,
while Yue-jie has already secured profits$BTC #Gate首发上线日股交易

🚨 WTI climbed above $84 per barrel, while Brent topped $89 as tensions between the U.S. and Iran escalated again.
U.S. forces struck two Iranian missile launchers in the Strait of Hormuz that, according to U.S. officials, were preparing to deploy naval mines. It was the first known U.S. strike on Iranian targets since late July.
Iran responded with strikes on U.S. military facilities in Jordan, once again raising risks to oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz.

8.31, Monday, SanDisk, Afternoon View

Good afternoon, everyone!
Let's take a look at SanDisk. The stock quickly dipped in early trading, throwing many people off pace amid the short-term decline.
After a sharp rally earlier, the price action quickly pulled back, reflecting short-term profit-taking and a correction in line with the memory sector, rather than a complete reversal of the overall trend.

From the price action, the stock quickly rebounded and entered a recovery phase after bottoming out, with strong buying support below. The broader bullish trend remains intact. KDJ has now forme

July 31 daytime market notes, with the monthly candle about to close—afternoon chat! After breaking through the $80,000 mark on Tuesday and then pulling back and consolidating, I reminded everyone early Wednesday morning: never blindly chase prices at round-number levels! This pullback was expected. I had previously warned everyone that whale selling was inevitable, coupled with Wosh's hawkish remarks on Friday! He believes current inflation is too high, hinting at the possibility of an interest-rate hike. After the remarks, the crypto market and U.S. stocks plunged together, falling 5% or eve

$BTC How much higher can it go? Just look at these two points!
BTC rose from 57,800 to 81,500, a 40% gain, and the trend has already turned stronger. But the question is: who is still willing to buy at these levels?
Let the chart speak:
At the previous high, BTC consolidated for a long time; now that it has returned here, it has effectively brought the earlier trapped holders back to breakeven.
Meanwhile, those who bought around 60k are already sitting on substantial profits, so around 80k there are both momentum buyers and breakeven sellers and profit-takers.
That is also why BTC consolidated

The key level of the rebound a few nights ago was not surpassed, which is a typical sign of weakness in a bearish trend. Without hesitation, I directly re-entered the short position at the end of the rebound, waiting for the continued decline after sentiment recovered.

The entry was around 0.16859, based on the continued decline in key levels on the hourly timeframe and weakening $ENA momentum. The short-term upward force was already falling behind. The market quickly moved as expected, with the price grinding lower all the way and no decent rebound in between.

The current price is 0.15015

EVERYONE SELL NOW 🎢💉🩸🕺!!!
$TROLL

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ETH is down too. The previous low was 2384. We’ve entered twice at this level. Everyone can use part of the profits from the previous two trades to make one more trade! Don’t get too greedy! #ETH $ETH

Forward-looking analysis sets the direction; profits in hand show the real results.
Strategize within the tent, secure victory a thousand miles away.
Looking back at the market plans publicly released from August 24 to August 27, every one was published directly before the market opened—we firmly refuse to play Monday-morning quarterback after the close.
The entry ranges, stop-loss levels, and tiered take-profit targets for Bitcoin and Ethereum were all laid out clearly every day. We pointed out in advance that prices would pull back after surging, and that the Bollinger Bands would enter a pe