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Zhang Jindong’s $5.2 billion acquisition of Carrefour only sold for $2 million
When fate aligns, all forces act in concert; when fate turns, heroes are powerless.
Once the tycoon who ruled the business world, Zhang Jindong has now entered a “darkest hour.” Just as his personal assets were recently “cleared out,” Suning has also released an announcement: it will sell its Carrefour China business for a price of 2 million to a company registered in Hong Kong.
To be clear, when Zhang Jindong acquired Carrefour in 2019, he paid 5.2 billion—meaning Suning lost 4.998 billion. Add to that the operatin

Trading Plan Short $WLD
$WLD got rejected hard at the EMA21, failing to reclaim the daily open after a weak bounce.
Entry: $0.4100-$0.4200
Stoploss: $0.4280
Targets: $0.4020 / $0.3850 / $0.3600
WLD is printing a clear distribution pattern on the 1H, with smart money selling into strength around $0.4175. The EMA21 is acting as strong resistance, a classic sign of weakness. Funding is falling, indicating shorts are getting squeezed while price dips. Retail is trying to catch the falling knife near $0.4128 support, but it looks like a spring before a deeper markdown. Reclaim $0.4280, short thes

$BTW Fake breakout. A Short position is worth considering here. Short setup.
Entry: $0.085 - $0.084
TP: $0.076 - $0.07 - $0.064 - $0.055
SL: $0.092
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The $ETH at $1760, is the double bottom in?
First, look at the market: it’s awful, but suspiciously awful.
From the August 2025 high of 4950 to today’s 1760, 65% is gone. Three straight quarters of decline — Q4, Q1, Q2 — all red. ETH has never been this bad in history. ETF outflows continue, Citi cut its target price to 2240, and in a bearish scenario it even sees 1094. Social media is full of wails, with “ETH is going to zero” posts everywhere.
But if you look closely at the weekly chart: the double bottom is in.
That’s how the market works — when it falls to the point where everyone starts

Buy order deal $SKYAI
Buy entry at 0.06600 or 0.06400
First target 0.07000
Second 0.07200
Third 0.07400
Final 0.07500
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Stop loss below 0.06000
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Joining the bulls on $MIRA .
Trade idea:
Entry 0.0524 - 0.05374
Targets 0.0575 & 0.0610
SL 0.05030
Risk: 6/10
MIRA is catching a second wind. Riding the MA7 support for another leg up to the moon!
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$ZEC is holding above key support and showing signs of strength. As long as the current support zone remains intact, I expect buyers to push the price toward the next resistance levels.
Trade Setup: Long
Entry Zone: 459.0 – 460.0
SL: 451.65
TP1: 468.00
TP2: 477.00
Trade here On $ZEC 👇
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You’ve just opened a quick short deal on $TAC
Entry sell at 0.03800 or 0.04000
First target 0.03600
Second 0.03500
Third 0.03400
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Stop loss above 0.04200
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I like a short on $SOL .
Trade idea:
Entry 81.59 - 82.98
Targets 77.5 & 73.7
SL 85.47
Risk: 4/10
SOL is losing steam and breaking below key MAs. Time to ride the slide down.
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$TAO TAO at $200 is a gift. I'm still accumulating it for the long term. Buy setup.
Entry: $200 - $220
TP: $245 - $270 -$300 - $350 - $400 - $500
SL: $182
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That man—the man who said, “Buy up all the Bitcoin”—his company is preparing to sell coins.
Not kidding.
On June 29, Strategy officially rolled out a “digital credit capital framework.”
The name sounds very high-end—translate it and it’s just six words: We’re preparing to sell coins.
The board approved a maximum $1.25 billion authorization to sell Bitcoin.
“What? Weren’t we supposed to say ‘never sell’?”
Yes.
That belief of “only buy, never sell,” the narrative that has propped up the mental backbone of countless Bitcoin holders—it has shattered.
First, take a look at how miserable this compan

Admit it: the current market is “Schrödinger’s cow”—one side is flames, the other is an iceberg.
Do you feel it like this?
You see $BTC break above 62K, and a voice in your head screams: “You missed it—FOMO, buy!”
Then you open your wallet and look at those altcoins; another voice says: “What buy? You’re still down 70%.”
Up feels bad. Down feels worse.
Congratulations—you’re precisely wedged in the market’s crack of emotions.
On one side, the flames really are burning—
ETF outflows have finally stopped.
For a full 10 trading days, institutions have been running for the exits like they’re flee