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I originally wanted to cut my losses as a sacrifice to the heavens, but the ceremony never happened—the meat cooked itself. A few days ago in the afternoon, I was still watching $ACE ’s bottoming action. Buying pressure was clearly strengthening, and the bottom structure was becoming increasingly solid. I said at the time that this was a position worth taking a risk on, so I went long. Entry price: 0.1847. The current price is 0.2333. I’ve taken 80% off the table for safety, and I’m letting the rest run. The sleepless nights weren’t for nothing, brothers—those who bought the dip this time shou

What should you do now? Chase, wait, or run?
The price has reached 80k, and every holder is asking the same question: What should I do now?
I can't make the decision for you, but I can lay out several approaches.
First: chase.
There are reasons to chase. If this really is a new starting point, Standard Chartered analysts have even said their year-end 100k forecast may be conservative. If the 26% weekly momentum continues, not chasing now could mean truly missing out.
But the risks of chasing are also obvious. The price has surged 16,000 points in one week, RSI at 82 indicates severe overbought

SOL bearish signal: a windfall or a trap this time?

$SOL /USDT - SHORT

Trading plan:
Entry: 97.72 – 98.52
SL: 101.98
TP1: 95.23
TP2: 93.30
TP3: 90.40

Why pay attention to this setup?
- 4-hour SHORT alert; the 15-minute RSI has reached 42.25, indicating weak momentum but not yet oversold, so there is still room to move lower.
- The current price is 98.12, close to the 4h EMA support, but the 1D trend is range-bound. A breakout or a fakeout could happen at any moment.
- Why now? ATR is 1.6, and volatility is expanding. With short-term TP1 at 95.23, TP2 at 93.30, and a stop-loss at 101.98,

There are 2 kinds of yield drops
Yields drop because inflation is beat & the financial system is calm, stocks celebrate
Yields roll over cause economic growth is cooling off, lower yields will not save stock earnings multiples right away
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With this move, I didn’t even have to think—the account was dancing on its own. I opened the chart this morning and $IO immediately gapped sharply lower. With insufficient bids on the order book, I knew what was going on: this short was a sure thing. At the time, the price was hovering around 0.16207, enough to make anyone drowsy, and the rebound couldn’t attract volume. I figured this was a classic lack of support, so I placed a short and waited for it to perform on its own.
Sure enough, the price steadily slid to 0.13925, bringing in +998.63%, and the account was dancing on its own. I decisi

I had just tried to send the app to the background, and it sprang right back up. Is it playing hide-and-seek with me? Haha.
When I checked the charts after lunch, $CRV was still dawdling. Then the intraday chart suddenly shot straight up, buying pressure clearly strengthened, and volume followed. Watching the order book at the time, I felt the major players were getting ready to enter, so I immediately reminded everyone to follow. Entered at 0.2110, now seeing 0.3216, with +2526.12% secured. That was a satisfying bite of profit. Those who didn't get on board are probably kicking themselves—kee

#$SNDK #SNDK
SNDK has entered a major correction after an extraordinary rally, dropping around 9.7% from the previous close of $1,596.08 to approximately $1,441 in premarket trading.
The stock is still up roughly 507% year to date and nearly 2,982% over the past year, but the recent five-day decline of around 19.3% shows that momentum has changed sharply.
The key question now is whether $1,441 is a temporary reset or the beginning of a much deeper correction.
The first price zone to watch is $1,450–$1,440.
If buyers can stabilize SNDK around these levels, the stock could attempt a quick re

Lacking perspective, can't hold on. The profits on this move are as thin as paper, but I love it. 😏 Before the market had fully started moving, I was already waiting for this level. The rebound right after the early-session dump looked fake no matter how I looked at it: low trading volume, insufficient support, and weakness on the way up. Not taking a short in this setup would have been a waste of the market move.
$ZBT Opened a short at 0.12722, now at 0.07804, directly handing me +1859.01% in gains. This move was the market being in a good mood and casually scattering a few gold coins, whic

stonks on @base

Bitcoin just moved back inside the Rainbow Chart 🌈
It’s a positive sign, but holding this level matters more than the first reclaim.
Let’s see if $BTC can stay there.

$SNDK The daily chart still has an upper wick, so I’m not looking for a rise for now. The four-hour chart has come straight down here, and 1450 is no longer suitable for opening a long position; it still needs to drop further. So I’ll wait until tomorrow to see whether I can buy spot and go long. SanDisk is the leader, so it’s still well worth buying spot.#老用户重回瓜分1BTC

SNDK at 17x P/E: genuinely cheap or a value trap?
Guys, SNDK has fallen from 2354 to over 1400, and one figure really stands out—the trailing P/E has dropped to around 17x.
What does 17x mean? The S&P 500 averages 26x, while the tech sector averages 34x. For a company like SNDK, whose year-to-date revenue has grown 372% and whose gross margin has surged to 84.6%, its P/E is actually far below that of the broader market. It really does look like a huge bargain.
But here's what I want to say—there's always a reason something is cheap.
The first question: How long can an 85% gross margin last? Th

No trades, no analysis—just sheer luck. This performance is embarrassing even to talk about.
When the market was dumping early in the session, $RENDER lacked buying support, and the rebound was very weak after the sell-off. I took a quick look and casually placed a short order at 2.0363, waiting for it to continue falling.
Now at 1.52, the call has been validated, and a +1221.03% return is secured. This trade has been a satisfying feast—those already on board must be laughing in their sleep.
Close 70% first, move the stop-loss on the remaining 30% to the entry price, and let the profits run if

What does the technical analysis look like? What does the 80k level represent?
After discussing the fundamentals, let’s take a look at the technical picture. What exactly does the 80k level mean?
First, this is a new high since mid-May. After exactly 100 days, BTC has climbed back above $80,000.
Second, the RSI has surged above 82. Those familiar with technical analysis know that an RSI above 70 indicates overbought conditions, while above 80 indicates severe overbought conditions. A reading of 82 means the short-term rally has indeed been too rapid.
The Fear and Greed Index has also surged to

【$JASMY Signal】Long + 1H volume expansion breakout above the upper Bollinger Band
$JASMY Current price 0.005121, with two consecutive 1H candles showing bullish engulfing bodies. Volume expanded from 467M to 787M, driven higher by aggressive buying. RSI is 68.36 on 1H and 72.41 on 4H, indicating overheated but not extreme momentum. The 4H MACD histogram continues to expand, with the trend structure intact. The order book buy/sell depth ratio is 0.60, with heavy sell orders indicating short-term selling pressure. However, the price is holding firm without falling, while the funding rate is -0

【$BR Signal】Long Sniping: 1H Breakout + 4H Trend Expansion
$BR Depth Imbalance -76.15%, with sell orders densely stacked; the price is still hugging the upper edge of the 1H Bollinger middle band. 1H MACD bullish momentum is narrowing, while the 4H MACD histogram is expanding. RSI is 69.14 on 1H and 65.26 on 4H. The order-book bid ratio is 0.14, indicating weak support, and the price has repeatedly tested the 0.258-0.265 range. The bullish defense line remains intact, with funds providing support near the current price. The current risk-reward ratio is 1.5, and the tight stop-loss meets the

Coldcard hackers leave 87% of stolen Bitcoin unmoved after $114M theft
More than 87% of the Bitcoin attributed to the Coldcard hack has remained unmoved, leaving 1,561 BTC under attacker control after researchers linked the exploit to $114.7 million in losses.
Galaxy Research traced 1,789 BTC stolen from 8,865 addresses to the Coldcard hack.
About 1,561 BTC, or 87.3% of the attributed losses, remains unmoved.
Some Bitcoin from later attacks has moved through CoinJoin transactions and peel chains.
Galaxy has shared identified attacker addresses with exchanges, compliance firms and law enforceme