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I originally wanted to cut my losses as a sacrifice, but the sacrifice never happened—the position roasted itself. The last time I checked before bed a few days ago, $RAVE was still hovering around 0.2259, looking half-dead, but the order book just didn’t look right—the sell orders suddenly thinned out.

I muttered then that someone was absorbing the selling, so there was no need to rush out. When I woke up this morning, 0.2681 gave me the answer directly. Staying up wasn’t for nothing.

+458.42% secured. I took profit on 80% first, and properly set the protective stop on the remaining 20%

I was just about to go rant on the forum, but then I checked my balance and thought, never mind—the market is always right. The short position I placed before bed a few days ago had moved into a comfortable spot by the time I woke up. The market was still grinding at a high level then, with weak rebounds, and every push upward fell just short. I warned not to chase longs and to watch for resistance first. Now it has played out perfectly: entered at 0.04289, current price 0.01554, return +1255.12%. This profit feels great. As for the position, follow the rules: close 70% first, move the stop lo

No conviction, can’t hold—this round’s profit was paper-thin, but I loved every second of it. After lunch, when I checked the chart, $LAYER was faking another breakout, with an overwhelming whiff of baiting longs. The sell wall above was impossible to chew through. I figured this was the final bull trap and opened a short directly at 0.08946. But who would’ve thought? By the time I got up to pour a glass of water and came back, the current price was already 0.06711, with +491.47% booked. This isn’t trading—it’s CPR for the bears. I closed 70% first, protected the remaining 30% at breakeven, an

I didn’t do anything or analyze anything—I just got lucky. I’d be embarrassed to even talk about this result.
When the screen was all green, sell-side pressure was strong, trading volume was low, and the bull-trap vibes were heavy. Every push upward fell just short. I warned not to rush into buying in this kind of price-volume setup. I turned around and shorted $CTR .
Entered at 0.02063, looking at 0.00955, with unrealized gains of +1054.64%. That’s enough for a good meal. I made money in a daze, but it sure feels good. The longer it grinds beforehand, the sharper the drop.
Close 80% first and

August 31 Strategy Plan
Priority ranking, for followers only
Operation priority ranking
Priority 1: Short on rebounds
Ideal shorting zone: 2438-2452
Aggressive shorting zone: 2432-2438
Stop loss:
For light-position short trades, place the stop loss at 2459-2462
If aggressively shorting near 2432, the stop loss can be placed at 2446-2450
Take profit:
First target: 2420-2424
Second target: 2410-2412
Third target: 2395-2400
Logic: The current primary trend is bearish. If the rebound fails to hold above 2452, treat it primarily as a continuation of the decline.
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Priority 2: Short after breaking

📖 In Venezuela, the exchange rate has always had two sides: the official BCV rate and the parallel rate. The former is shaped by government interventions and calculations; the latter lives on the street, driven by the real supply and demand for bolívars and dollars. That is why, when there is money issuance, political expectations, or seasonal payments, the parallel rate reacts first, while the BCV usually follows behind. That history explains the rate you see today: it is not arbitrary, but rather a reflection of how much liquidity is circulating and how scarce the dollar is within the syste

Brent crude is back above $90 as US-Iran strikes resume.
1. Brent: $90+
2. Supply disruption fears rising
3. Strait of Hormuz back in focus

This isn’t a rebound; it’s just putting a tube into an account that’s about to flatline. When the screen is full of green candles, resistance above $GRVT is obvious—every surge upward falls just short. This is a classic bull trap.

Now at 0.1747, it has been declining all the way from 0.2933. With the position up +795.51%, the wait wasn’t in vain. Close 80%, protect the cost basis on the remaining 20%, and let the profits run if it continues to sell off.

If you’re not confident about a token, taking a look is clear-headed; buying even one unit is foolish. The prerequisite for compounding i

This isn’t a rebound—it’s a tube inserted into an account that was about to flatline. During the intraday plunge, every push upward was just short of enough, with insufficient buying support and a weak rebound. I placed a short at 152.22 at the time, and just checked: it’s been pushed down to 105.2, with +1488.2% credited. Feels damn good, brothers—now that I’m comfortable, I’ll light another cigarette. Close 80% first to take the big profits, and protect the cost price on the remaining position at +1488.20%, so even if it bounces back up, I won’t let the profits evaporate. Don’t grind away yo

Yesterday’s move first underwent a sustained period of slow consolidation within a parallel range, then broke above the range’s high in the evening. It subsequently surged to around 794, but continued weakening after midnight, reaching a low of around 782. Last night, the price repeatedly tested the lower three-point level but refused to break below the parallel range. The short position entered at 782 was directly reversed into a long, and the position entered at 792 closed with 1,000 points. It was also mentioned after midnight that the price would still fall to around 782, which happened to

I originally wanted to sell at a loss as a sacrifice to the heavens, but the sacrifice never happened—the meat cooked itself. When I checked the chart after lunch, $LINK was grinding along the bottom at 9.414 without breaking down. The longer it dragged on, the more I felt someone was accumulating, so I went long directly. It has now reached 11.46, and I’ve taken 80% off the table. It was truly sluggish at first, but the breakout feels just as good—this round of waiting wasn’t for nothing. The prerequisite for compounding is staying alive; the shortcut to getting rich is often getting wiped o

#Bitcoin has a love and hate relationship with this weekly moving average
A struggle here is very natural. This is the resistance for now $81,073
Do you think Bitcoin can reclaim this first try or does it need to get rejected first?