I've been patiently waiting for $HYPE to reach $100 - and it looks like it'll get there soon.
Very clean post-breakout consolidation, ready for expansion again soon.
Will sell roughly 10% of my spot position to take some risk off the table, and letting the remainder ride.

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Stellar Lumens has become a powerhouse in crypto and its future really looks bright.
We are predicting a price target of $1.70-$2.10 for stellar lumens. stellar:native has participated in every bull run since 2018 just getting shy of the previous all time high. However, every bear market has gottten shallower and shallower, indicating that the asset is maturing.
Since we are now in a new bull market, We are expecting stellar lumens to do the same as previous bull runs but this time around with a successful breakout of the multi-year resistance, th

$USELESS previously provided a setup.

I just switched the app to the background, and it instantly popped back up—is it playing hide-and-seek with me? With the whole screen glowing green, I was watching the market: selling pressure was strong, each rebound was weaker than the last, and volume kept shrinking. This structure is a classic case of no follow-through on the way up, so I followed with a short.
I entered during the repeated intraday volatility. $MOVR dropped from 0.995 to 0.805, and the +232.86% floating profit is already sitting in my account—what a rush. This trade was all about rhythm and patience.
Staying out of the m

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BTC is still at the daytime levels; everyone, look at the chart and place orders
ETH: strong short at 2500, 20 points
Strong long at 2410, 15 points; both take-profit and stop-loss are the same
Strong short at 2570, 40 points
Ideal short at 2665; keep the order placed and watch for a 200-point pullback
Strong long at 2295, 50 points; watch the chart and place orders for the rest! All are very accurate
SK Hynix: ideal short at 1347, 18-point stop-loss, 40-point take-profit; ideal long at 1106, 1090 stop-loss, 1135 take-profit
Gold: long at 4361, 15-point stop-loss, 25-point take-profit

8.31 Gold Late-Night Strategy
After a sharp drop on the hourly chart, prices consolidated sideways at low levels. Affected by the bearish impact of Waller's hawkish remarks last Friday, gold prices fell sharply. After retesting the low of 4396, prices stopped falling and rebounded. The lower Bollinger Band gradually flattened, and short-term bearish pressure has been released. The market has entered a low-level consolidation phase, with a weak rebound and no strong reversal structure yet. Late-night trading will most likely remain range-bound; do not chase rallies or sell into declines.
Key le

Solana price holds $100 as bulls target $110 retest
Solana price traded near $102.50 on Aug. 31 after retreating from a weekly high of $110.04, but its daily and 4-hour charts show that the broader August breakout remains intact above $100.
Solana price cools after reaching $110
According to data, Solana ( $SOL ) price opened Aug. 25 at $98.56 and rose to an intraday high of $110.04 on Aug. 27, producing an 11.6% advance in less than three days. Its price subsequently pulled back to around $102.50 on Aug. 31, reducing the weekly gain to roughly 4.2%.
The retreat followed a much larger recovery

The data looks off. $$Bull is coming—last night’s high was 0.1374, and it’s now 0.1082. The 24-hour trading volume was $294 million, but a 25% dump produced only this much volume. This isn’t an ordinary pullback; the bulls are retreating.
I see three possibilities—judge for yourself. First, this is high-level turnover. The wick at 0.1374 was the tail end of the whales’ distribution, and the repeated grinding around 0.1082 is meant to make retail traders feel that “it has fallen enough” and buy in, while the actual tokens are changing hands. Second, the low at 0.0960 looks too deliberate, sitti

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I wasn’t watching the market or thinking about it—it was jumping on its own, as if working overtime for me. A few days ago, that last glance before bed showed $ETH retesting and holding 1883.20, with funds quietly flowing in, so I casually placed an order.
When I opened the chart in the morning, it was already at 2470.69, +5422.86%. I enjoyed that gain. I locked in 80%, while protecting the remaining 20% at the entry price—don’t get greedy for the last bite.
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Getting the direction right does not mean the entry was right. This short was not opened by chasing the drop; it was opened after the price broke below the prior structure and then rebounded to confirm it. In a bearish structure, such a rebound is an opportunity to reduce the position and re-enter the short.
0.12639 was the level where the rebound met moving-average resistance and confirmed it. Volume had clearly contracted, and bullish support was insufficient. After the short entry, the market gradually weakened, with the entire move unfolding largely as expected. The real difference is not

With this move, I don't even need to think—the account is bouncing around on its own. While everyone else was running, I took one extra look: there was constant buying on the order book, with funds quietly entering. I know this signal all too well, so I followed decisively.

Long opened at 75769.3, now 78687.7, +669.17%. Feeling good, brothers—the profits are delicious. It was truly sluggish at first, but once it broke out, it was truly sweet.

Take profit on 80% first, and move the stop loss on the remaining 20% above the entry price, letting it run on its own. Have a strategy before the se

While I was away using the restroom, the candlestick chart had already wiped out my losses for me. A few days ago, in the early morning, $SKHYNIX retested 1171.00 and held, with buyers stepping in, so I opened a small position. Just checked again, and it’s already at 1217.05, with unrealized gains of +277.71%. Feels good, brothers.
I’ve taken 80% off the table, and moved the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to the breakeven price, letting it run on its own. The market rewards patience, and profits come from holding. Even if you only make one point, as long as you take it with you, it’s yours; ho

I only wanted to mooch a breakfast, but the market ended up serving me a six-month dumpling feast. 🔥

A few days ago in the early hours, $SOL pulled back to around 81.16. The key level held, with clear buying support below. It spent ages grinding without breaking down, so I entered a long position directly—no hesitation. 💪

When I opened the chart in the morning, the price had surged straight to 103.53, putting +2559.4% in my pocket. This long trade delivered the answer. It was painfully sluggish beforehand, but the result was absolutely delicious. 😎

As for the trade, I first took 80%

🧲 $HEMI – Pullback aligns with strong mature uptrend
🟢 HEMI LONG
🎯 Entry: 0.015201 – 0.015247
🛑 Stop Loss: 0.014006
🎯 TP: 0.015711 - 0.017051 - 0.017904

No operation, no analysis, just sheer luck—this performance is embarrassing to even talk about. While everyone else was running, $ZEST kept grinding around 0.17390. I watched the rebound volume shrink pathetically, making it obvious that nobody would buy into the move, so I casually opened a short. Now at 0.13987, with +382.7% already realized, this trade has been seriously delicious.
First close 80%, and move the stop loss on the remaining 20% to the entry price. If it continues grinding down, let the profits run for a while; if a rebound touches the entry price, exit. Never fall in love with