$ZEC I took 100 points of profit on my short yesterday and exited; it will continue to rise. There is currently a pullback on the smaller timeframe, but only a pullback in the indicators on the larger timeframe would be a real pullback. I placed another short order at the previous high. This kind of trading should be done with a small position, not a large one. BTC and ETH have currently completed their four-hour pullbacks and should likewise rebound. When they rebound to the previous high, I will continue adding to my short position, because BTC and ETH have already lost their upward momentum on the larger timeframe and need to catch their breath. $BTC $ETH Personal opinion, for reference only.

I've been looking at the U.S. Treasury yield curve again lately. Honestly, every time macro data comes out, I feel like a weatherman forced to go on duty—the higher rates climb, the more visibly the water level on the risk-asset side recedes. Blue-chip NFT floor prices are actually pretty honest. Once they fall in ETH terms, order-book depth immediately gets thinner, and you can almost feel that “wait and see” atmosphere through the screen. These days, I habitually split my position into three parts: when rates are high, I only move one part, while treating the other two as if they don't exist. I'm also keeping an eye on the testnet points situation, but whether the mainnet will actually issue a token... who knows? Anyway, I'm assuming it won't for now; if it does, I'll count it as a bonus. Q: What if rates suddenly reverse direction? A: I'll deal with that when they turn. For now, stay put.