September 2 $XAU morning analysis
The direct trigger for the recent decline in gold prices was Federal Reserve Chair Warsh taking a hawkish stance at the Jackson Hole annual symposium, pushing the market-implied probability of a September rate hike from 35% to nearly 60%. However, several institutions pointed out that the Fed faces many constraints on actually raising rates: inflation data does not support tightening, the probability of a rate hike decreases as November's midterm elections approach, and a rate hike itself cannot solve the core issues with U.S. Treasury debt.
4330 is the key s

This move was simply the market in a good mood, tossing out a few gold coins that happened to hit me on the head. When the screen turned green, I actually came to my senses. Those who needed to run have already run; the rest are pretending to be dead. Volume keeps shrinking, and at this level, there’s simply no one to take the other side if it rises. As usual, I entered the short at 2.963; it’s now at 2.456, $ICP +824.03%. Feels great—those on board should be laughing themselves awake.
Close 80% first, set a 20% protective stop, and let the rest play out on its own. Don’t chase the rebound or

Over the past 24 hours, the total crypto market cap was $2.62 trillion, down 3.84%. But $BTC fell only 1.95% to $77,321; $ETH 2,416 fell 2.41%; $SOL 99.91 fell 3.41%. The broader market's decline was nearly twice that of the leading assets—not a broad-based sell-off, but altcoins bleeding out on their own. BTC dominance was 59.07%, and ETH dominance was 11.10%.
The external factor is clear. After the G20, the Bank of Japan governor made the position explicit: monetary conditions remain accommodative, so rate hikes should continue, and the risk of rising prices will be incorporated into poli

$AEHL went from $3.19 to $8.12, then from there to $4.70
All this in a matter of 3 trading sessions.
Never a Dull day in the Stock Market.

【$ONG @Signal】Long setup + 1H retest confirmation
$ONG @Funding rate -0.1211%, shorts are paying to hold positions, OI is stable, the spot price is holding firmly above EMA20, the 1H MACD histogram is narrowing, and selling pressure is gradually weakening.
🎯@Direction: Long
⚡@Entry/Limit order: 0.1066391 - 0.1069600
🛑@Stop-loss: 0.1058904
🚀@Target 1: 0.1085644
🚀@Target 2: 0.1093666
🛡️Trade management:
- Execution strategy: After reaching Target 1, reduce the position by 50% and move the stop-loss up to breakeven. If the price falls back to the entry level, exit automatically to protect th

9.2, Wednesday, Bitcoin, morning outlook

US-Iran tensions have escalated again, with two rounds of military clashes breaking out within just three days. The US has also sent a major signal that a final strike against Iran is being prepared. Geopolitical risks in the Middle East have surged sharply, while Bitcoin rebounded and recovered after bottoming near 76,300 in the early hours.
Risk-aversion sentiment has repeatedly pulled at the market, but Bitcoin has not produced a safe-haven rally, and the short-term macro environment remains weak. After the surge and retreat in recent days, heavy s

Bitcoin’s macro narrative is being further reinforced by mainstream financial institutions. Mitchnick, head of digital assets at BlackRock, recently stated that Bitcoin’s macro investment thesis is strengthening. This comes as their spot ETF IBIT set a trading-volume record during a week of positive returns. Institutional capital flowing in through ETFs is changing the liquidity structure of the Bitcoin market.
I have always believed that Bitcoin’s positioning as a “digital gold” and then as a “macro asset” is not driven by slogans, but by traditional capital voting with its feet. ETFs provide

I really love this quote from Dell’s earnings call.

Ethereum came under pressure and moved lower from around 2450 in the early hours, stopping after touching a low of 2380, with a one-way decline of nearly 70 points, confirming the previous bearish outlook. The price has now rebounded slightly to around 2420, but overall remains in a bearish continuation pattern. The rebound is clearly weaker than the decline, and bullish resistance is limited.
The 2450 area is a top resistance zone that has been repeatedly tested recently. The early-hours surge to this level was rejected again, reinforcing its effectiveness as resistance. Although the price re

$PI entry time is not shipment time

97% of the pond holders are frantically chasing EVERYTHING.
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【$STAR Signal】Long setup: 1H pullback stabilizes
$STAR 1H RSI 52.13, with a buy-side depth ratio of 0.53 and sell-side orders dominant. Price is near the 1H EMA20, with the EMA50 at 0.1294 providing support below. The 4H MACD histogram is narrowing but remains positive, while the Bollinger middle band at 0.1247 remains distant, leaving the medium-term structure intact. Pullback volume is declining, and selling pressure is easing. Risk-reward ratio is 1.5, making this a potential entry.
🎯Direction: Long
⚡Entry/Limit order: 0.1352530 - 0.1356600
🛑Stop-loss: 0.1343034
🚀Target 1: 0.1376949
🚀Ta

I switched to the background to reply to a message, and when I came back, it had already finished the job. A few days ago in the afternoon $AIOT , every push fell just short, and at 0.04561 it went straight to zero.
Now at 0.03825, +80.32%. Take 80% off the table first; move the stop-loss on the remaining +80.20% to the entry price. Don’t give the profits back on a rebound.
Being out of a position isn’t a sin; opening positions recklessly is the mistake. The premise of compounding is staying alive, and the shortcut to getting rich overnight is often going to zero.
For those who haven’t gotten

9/2 BTC outlook:
On the 4-hour chart, recent candlesticks have shown a continuous downward trend. A high-volume large bearish candlestick appeared at 4 p.m. yesterday and another in the early hours of today, indicating strong bearish momentum, with the price breaking below multiple support levels.
Both DIF and DEA are running below the zero axis. DIF has crossed below DEA and continues to diverge downward, while the green MACD histogram bars continue to expand, indicating a strong downtrend on the 4-hour timeframe.
Trading recommendations:
BTC: Short from 77800-77500, target 76200-75500, stop-

I’m watching $BTC for a short here.
BTC has already slipped below the rising trendline, and the bounce around $77.3K still looks weak. If price pushes back toward the broken structure and gets rejected again, that’s the area I’d rather sell than chase it lower.
Entry: $77,500–$77,850
Targets:
TP1: $77,000
TP2: $76,600
TP3: $76,400
SL: Above $78,100
For me, the broken trendline is the main clue. As long as BTC stays below it, sellers still have the edge. A clean reclaim above $78.1K would make me drop the short idea.
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$FLOCK Don't touch it! It fell 18% in 24 hours, plunging directly from 0.0446 to 0.0340, with the 22 million trading volume consisting entirely of retail panic selling. This is a textbook case of major holders offloading; don't even think about buying the dip.
But if you insist on trading it, keep your position below 1% and wait for stabilization signals around 0.0345. Set your stop-loss at 0.0328; get out immediately if it breaks below that level. Take half off at 0.0380 on a rebound, and liquidate the rest at 0.0420. Remember, this is only an oversold rebound opportunity, not a long-term

BTC posted its largest-ever nominal weekly gain, and Saylor’s Strategy finally broke even. Altcoins also surged, with 10 leading tokens up more than 50%. This rebound is very strong, but don’t let emotions lead you astray—sharp volatility often follows major moves. The pullback risk is not low, so exercise caution when chasing highs.

GM CT
Celebrating the great holiday
At the same time, welcoming a new phase for crypto in Vietnam and around the world
Wishing everyone big wins 💸💸