Big day tomorrow.

This trade is performing strongly, and $SOXL is also continuing to move in the direction I expected.
I have nothing to complain about. This is a good trade. Keeping an eye on $IOS and $ZEC .

$SOL price has already moved, so why hasn’t trading volume caught up?
Today $SOL is trading at 107.02, up 1.49% over 24 hours, with 1-hour support at 103.68 and resistance at 108.27. The price has moved, but volume is clearly below average. The direction can be trusted for now, but don’t assume the move will continue; a move without follow-through can quickly be reversed.
My view is that the direction is still intact for now, but low participation has reduced the credibility of this move.
The price has moved, but trading activity and volume haven’t followed. The direction can be trusted for n

No need to over complicate things on $BTC
Our longs are doing well, moved SL to entry now and took TP1
If we SFP the 84k high, tap the VAH and move back below both will be shorting
If we flip 84k will be looking for 88/91k
If we go down first will be looking for 77k to hold for longs, if we don’t hold there will be looking for $67k for major swing long to new ath’s
Thoughts?

I'm away on a business trip for a few days. I'll share market alerts in the group when I have time, but won't be updating the platform during this time. Everyone, please be mindful of the risks over the next few days. See you next week!$BTC $QQQM $XAU

#Share My Holding Returns# $JELLYJELLY The important thing is not how much it rises but how it is managed

China is strongly dissatisfied with this and firmly opposed to it!

Gate’s net inflow surges to second globally! Is competition among trading platforms no longer just about trading fees?
Gate ranked second globally in net inflows over the past 30 days. Beyond the ranking itself, this raises a question worth considering: what exactly are crypto trading platforms competing on?
If platforms were shopping malls, trading fees would be like discounts, the trading experience like the shopping environment, and asset liquidity would determine whether customers can buy and sell smoothly. Discounts alone may not be enough to keep customers, and a busy mall doesn't necess

JPMorgan now expects Bitcoin to return 10% a year for the next decade.
More than stocks. More than gold.
Same bank whose CEO called it a fraud in 2017.
Too late or still early?

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I think life as a Pi user has a lot going for it. A community like 👍👍👍👍👍👍 has never existed before, and it will be hard to find one in the future. I hope fellow Pi users seize the opportunity and don’t miss out on it

One #ticker with 20B+ MC potential?
Shill me.

While our bags pumps
We pump too
⬆️🆙

$TAO uses price and volume alignment to find opportunities, with levels and exit lines here
Today, $TAO is at 274.1, up 2.54% over 24 hours, but the 1-hour support is at 261.9 and resistance at 278.5. The price has moved, but volume is clearly below average. The direction can be trusted for now, but not its continuation; moves without follow-through can be reversed at any time.
My view: The direction is there for now, but low participation has weakened the credibility of this move.
The price has already moved, but volume is insufficient. Merely touching 278.5 does not count as breaking throug

Target 3 smashed now
$APR

The world is divided into two kinds of people: ordinary and smart.
Ordinary people tend to believe things
because they can’t be bothered to spend the effort verifying them.
That’s why they live their lives so “simply,”
with far less second-guessing and quicker decision-making.
Their emotional burden is lighter, too.
This isn’t meant as an insult. A lot of the time, it’s simply more efficient.
Smart people, by contrast, tend to overthink things.
In their pursuit of the truth, they repeatedly analyze and verify,
often trapping themselves in a cycle of doubt.
If doubt itself has no way out,
it be

JPMorgan Asset Management adds Bitcoin to its long-term assumptions.
→ Compound annual return: 10% over 10 to 15 years, versus 7% for a traditional portfolio
→ Arithmetic average: 20.9%, assumed volatility: 55%
bitcoin:native

Are they finally going for the $BTC shorts? 😳