Comparing the upside potential of the three veteran POW coins $BCH $LTC
$ETC
in this bull market: BCH has a $4.7 billion market cap, LTC $4.1 billion, and ETC $1.1 billion. BCH is a fork of Bitcoin, LTC is modeled after BTC, and ETC is Ethereum’s native chain. BCH is currently Grayscale’s third-largest holding, but BCH’s shell has been sold to Middle Eastern capital and is no longer operated by Bitmain, which is also why BCH performed so strongly in the previous bull market. LTC is currently Grayscale’s second-largest holding and also has the support of a spot ETF. Although there is basicall

$BREV BREV
BREV/USDT
Trading above the strong S/R level. RSI is showing a bullish divergence. EMA'S are acting as solid support. Stochastic is giving a buying signal. Expecting a big upward move from here.✌
Targets: $0.0825 - 0.0980 - 0.1310 - 0.2385
Stop if 1D closes below $0.0625

Breaking 🚨 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Commissioner Hester Peirce warned that 24-hour stock trading is considered inevitable but has not been universally welcomed. 🚀 Market participants pointed to thin overnight order books, wider spreads, and increased back-office operational pressure as the main concerns. The shift could put pressure on brokerages, alter liquidity dynamics, and trigger regulatory scrutiny. Investors may face higher costs and execution risks outside regular trading hours. 📊 Stay tuned for further updates. ⚡ $ON, $AVA, $ONE

$XMR ‌XMRUSDT
Why did Monero go private? Because it didn't want anyone to see its resistance.
📉 Short
Entry: 518 – 521
TP1: 510
TP2: 500
TP3: 490
SL: 525
📈 Long
Entry: 490 – 495
TP1: 505
TP2: 515
TP3: 525
SL: 482
🔑 Key Levels
Resistance: 518.11 / 520.87 / 525
Support: 508.36 / 495.85 / 486.47
⚠️ Not financial advice. DYOR & manage risk.

Day 37 of live trading, currently out of the market. $ONE pulled this wick from 0.0009 to 0.0024 before dumping back to 0.0020. 24-hour volume doubled to 610 million—I can smell blood.
Let me lay out the plan: This move in ONE is a typical low-level volume explosion; the 0.0009 low was most likely a wick to shake out holders. At 0.0020, it's stuck in the middle, which is the most uncomfortable place to be.
My move: place a bid at 0.0018 to go long, with a 2% position. Stop-loss at 0.0015—if it breaks below, I’ll admit I was wrong. Take profit in two stages: first target near the previous high

🩸 Nike’s turnaround story is facing another serious test.
$NKE recently traded near $36, around its 52-week low and roughly 12-year lows.
Then came another warning from Wall Street:
Robert W. Baird downgraded Nike from Outperform to Neutral and cut its price target from $70 to $44.
Nike is also set to leave the S&P 100 on September 21, ending an almost 18-year run in the index.
But there’s an important distinction:
Nike is leaving the S&P 100 — not the S&P 500.
The stock will remain in the broader S&P 500.
The bigger issue is what happens next.
Nike’s market value has fallen sharply over the

#Bitcoin & 10Y Real Yield Alert ⚡️
📊 The 10Y Real Yield has surged to 2.60, extending deep into restrictive territory above 2.00%. Macro liquidity is contracting following recent Fed tightening.
📍 Historically, elevated real yields drive capital into risk-free Treasuries over non-yielding assets. This places persistent opportunity cost pressure on at ~$76K.
💡 Sustained yield expansion above the red restrictive threshold caps macro upside. Risk of further downside continuation remains elevated.

To be honest, the fact that this trade has survived until now still surprises me; luck played a significant part.
A few days ago, $CYS price repeatedly tested the highs. I saw that volume failed to keep up and overhead pressure was obvious, so I suggested trying a short on CYS. I didn’t aggressively call for it—I simply put forward the 1.3889 level.
Now the market has provided the answer: 0.1383, with +1772.78% secured. The move was genuinely sluggish at first, but the result is genuinely satisfying.
Take 80% off first, and protect the remaining 20% at the entry price. If it continues falling

【$AVA Signal】Long + negative funding rate short squeeze and 1H support
$AVA Funding rate -0.5194%, order book bid/ask ratio 1.40, with thick bids below. OI is stable, and shorts continue to pay funding.
1H RSI 61.89, 4H RSI 74.36; the 4H MACD histogram at 0.0146 shows contracting bullish momentum, while the 1H MACD histogram at -0.0020 indicates a short-term pullback.
The latest 1H candle bid/ask ratio is 0.52, with selling pressure quickly absorbed. The 1H EMA20 at 0.2577 is far below the current price, leaving limited room for a pullback. The 4H Bollinger upper band at 0.2929 is resistance;

【$BTC Signal】Long + 1H breakout/4H momentum expansion
$BTC 1H breakout, 4H MACD histogram 95.4 expanding. Current price 76709.8 is hugging the 1H Bollinger upper band at 76793.0, while 1H RSI at 57.73 has not entered overbought territory. The 1H MACD histogram at 2.9 is also strengthening, with momentum aligned across both timeframes. The order book buy/sell depth ratio is 0.25, with dense sell orders above, while the current price remains elevated. Funding rate 0.0100%, OI Stable, and low leverage crowding. The stop-loss is about 1.0% from the upper bound, with a 1.5 risk-reward ratio. The od

I don’t dare say anything now, afraid it’ll go back down as soon as I do. I’ll just quietly watch for now.

When I checked the chart after lunch, the $ONE key level held, funds quietly entered, buying pressure strengthened, and I suggested going long with a small position. Entry: 0.000713, current price: 0.001533, +2266.14%. This feels so good—I can treat myself to a nice meal.

Have a strategy before the session, discipline during the session, and reflection after the session.

Take profit on 80% first, and move the protection on the remaining 20% to the entry price. Don’t let profits tur

After $NEAR surged to 3.1274, I instead took 70% off first. It’s not that I’m bearish; this level is right at the key prior-high resistance, making chasing less attractive. The move up from 2.4131 formed a breakout-pullback-breakout structure, with each pullback holding at a higher key level and volume expanding on the breakouts.
The key levels are clear now: the prior high is the first key level. If, after breaking out, the price pulls back on lower volume and holds the upper boundary, that would be the new entry logic; if it only pushes up and then falls back, it could be a false breakout. I

【$BTC Signal】Short + 1H moving average resistance, short the rebound
$BTC 1H price 76239.6, RSI 44.85, 4H RSI 43.90, with the rebound yet to enter the overbought zone. EMA20/50 are overhead at 76441/76462, capping the price, while the 1H MACD histogram is expanding downward at -43.0275. The 4H Bollinger middle band is 76565.7050, with the price trading below it. Order book depth imbalance is 39.25%, and aggressive buying is inconsistent. Funding rate is 0.0097%, OI is stable, and short-side crowding is not high. The risk-reward ratio in this area is acceptable; position control is more importa

Does a bullish moving-average alignment always mean you should chase the upside? Not necessarily—the key is to look at the distance between the price and moving averages, as well as whether the momentum indicators are confirming the move.
Take $KORU as an example. The current price is 20.59, with MA5=20.57 having just crossed above MA20=19.852, forming a standard bullish alignment. The 24h gain is +10.46%, appearing strong on the surface. But note two points: first, the price is already approaching the Bollinger upper band at 21.3132, with a deviation of approximately 3.7% from the middle ban

The market doesn’t explain itself; it just moves. Your job is simply not to make reckless moves.
When I checked the market right after lunch, $JCT faced strong selling pressure and low trading volume, so any rebound was an opportunity to short. I flagged a JCT short around 0.002429, then went back to work.
Now at 0.001621, +810.66% has been realized directly. Feels great, brothers—we didn’t endure this wave for nothing.
Close 80% first, and protect the remaining 20% at the entry price. Don’t get greedy for the last bit; if the sell-off continues, let the profits run, and don’t give them back

After $ONDO surged to 0.371, I instead took profit on 70% first. It’s not that I’m bearish; this level is right around the key previous-high resistance, so the cost-effectiveness of chasing further has decreased. The move up from 0.3497 formed a breakout-retest-breakout structure, with each pullback holding at a higher key level and volume expanding on the breakouts.

The key levels are clear now: the previous high is the first key level. If, after the breakout, price can pull back on declining volume and hold the upper boundary, that would be the new entry logic; if it only pushes above and

$Noiz I may be crazy, but I bought this bottom.

Watching the market nonstop got annoying, but once I turned it off, I could see things more clearly. With my eyes no longer glued to it, I stopped feeling anxious.

While the market was bottoming out, $BEAT ’s rebound remained weak, and volume failed to follow. Nobody was taking it higher, so I flagged a BEAT short setup around 0.4692. I didn’t call it too aggressively—those who understood would naturally get it.

It weakened directly afterward, and 0.0858, +1608.09% was secured. That was a satisfying bite of profit; the wait beforehand was worth it.

Take 80% off first, and protect the rem