$RLC is moving, but trading volume has yet to confirm it, which is more worth watching than the 24-hour gain of +28.83%.
I’m watching just one divergence: whether there will still be support after a breakout above 1.0845. The current price is 0.8619, with volume at 0.11x. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both strong, with RSI readings of 59 and 53, respectively.
If volume continues to expand after breaking above 1.0845, control will favor the bulls; if it falls below 0.6515 and fails to reclaim it, the short-term view is invalidated, and the next level to watch shifts to 0.3637.
Don’t rush to

Ethereum has fallen from 2805 to 2475, like reaching the summit of a mountain and then descending halfway down. The short-term downtrend is clear, but it has just reached the important EMA52 support near 2492, where bulls and bears are set to clash.
Looking at the moving averages: 2618 above is the ceiling, capping any rise; 2492 beneath is the current floor, while 2338 further down is the solid foundation. If the floor holds, a rebound is possible; if it fails, the price will continue falling.
The MACD has formed a high-level death cross, and the green bars are still lengthening, indicating t

Profit taking stays light against past cycles. Weekly Net Realized Profit/Loss, the net dollar gain locked in when coins change hands, runs well below the average week at the 2024 and 2025 tops. Its pace in this rally, the right-hand band on the chart, is close to the start of the last uptrend in late 2023, the left-hand band.
The sellers have changed, though. Long-term holders, who have held their coins for more than 155 days, nearly doubled their realized profit in the week to September 29 against the week of the breakout, and their share of all realized profit rose from 34% to 55%. Should w

$ZEC has already fallen enough, so why can’t we say it has bottomed?
$ZEC 24-hour -9.62%, current price 1,187.55. The 1-hour and 4-hour RSI are 39 and 29, respectively. Oversold conditions can create demand for a rebound, but a rebound only shows that the decline was sharp; a bottom still requires the price to stop damaging the structure.
Let’s pull the camera back to the 24-hour range: low 1,112.77, high 1,344.62. Where does the current price of 1,187.55 sit within this range? That directly affects the meaning of the same signal. Near the high, strength needs to prove it is not a push-and-dro

$VIX - The longest stretch in a while without any major spikes. Usually we bottom or top around triple witching, but lately the past few has remained in a range. Market either isn't scared of downside or is preparing for a big move.

Congratulations to all the subscribers—yesterday we again told everyone to short the rebound and enter long positions at key levels. Whether it was the once-a-month positioning trade or the daily strategy trade, both were perfectly predicted.

I just opened a quick short trade on $JCT
. The risk is extremely high. Entry now: sell at 0.002650 or 0.002800. First target: 0.002500. Second target: 0.002400. Third target: 0.002300. Final target: 0.002200++. Stop loss above 0.002950.

Briefing | Middle East Situation Tracking (October 9)🔥
I. Situation Overview
✅Signs of de-escalation: Trump stated that he will not attack Iran before the midterm elections, and that the US and Iran are still engaged in effective negotiations; Iran also said it will not withdraw from the negotiating table and will respond to the US proposal in the coming days.
⚠️Risks remain unresolved:
1. Houthi forces attacked Riyadh Airport, setting a Saudi airline aircraft on fire; the Houthis warned that Saudi airspace would become a target, except for Mecca and Medina.
2. Senior Iranian officials said w

A hand that set the stop-loss a few days ago trembled slightly; this morning, I realized that filial piety was unnecessary. 😐
A few days ago, while the market was grinding out a bottom in the afternoon session, I had already set my sights on this rebound. Every push upward fell just short, with heavy selling and no one buying higher. I judged that the price was stagnating at the highs, so a short could be tried. Someone asked whether it would break out, and I said: the volume isn't enough; the breakout is just a fake move. While everyone else was running, I was calmer because I knew the trapp

$DOGE Current price: 0.08442. In the short term, key support is the lower Bollinger Band at 0.08142, while resistance above is the MA20 at 0.08582.
Comparing with the mainstream coins in the same sector: $BN is quoted at 736.01, down 4.45% over 24h, with RSI falling to 33.0 and the MACD bearish bar at -1.48, showing more pronounced weakness; $DOGE is down 4.90%, but its RSI of 38.6 remains higher than BNB, while its funding rate of -0.0063% is the most negative among the three, indicating the highest level of short crowding—once sentiment recovers, it may instead have greater short-squeeze

$BTC Bitcoin and Ether fell on their own, unrelated to altcoins.

$WLD has already entered oversold territory, but “it’s due for a rebound” and “it has bottomed out” are completely different things.
This time, I’m not looking at the gainers and losers list—only the price levels. The current price is 0.4803, about 4.43% away from the 1-hour support at 0.459 and about 11.16% away from the resistance at 0.5339.
My criteria are simple: only a breakout above 0.5339 followed by continuation would count as follow-through higher; a break below 0.459 invalidates the previous view. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both weak, with RSI at 29 and 22, respectively.
The q

Shill me the next #memecoin that's going parabolic.

This isn’t a rebound—it’s CPR for my empty account, right? No, a long-position account; either way, I woke up to see the account dancing.
When I checked the chart right after lunch, $ZZZ pulled back to 0.00751 and held, buying pressure strengthened, and funds quietly entered. I didn’t wait for a big bullish candle and signaled Open Long. The view was that it was bottoming out without breaking down, so it was worth taking. Stay bullish and hold if it doesn’t break; exit if it does.
The afternoon gave us the answer directly: the price reached 0.0103, with a return of +370.06%. Feels good, broth

I just opened a buy order $CT
. Entry now: buy at 0.31500 or 0.31200; first target 0.32500, second 0.3400, third 0.3500, final target 0.3600-+; stop-loss set below 0.2900.

$ORCA Conclusion first: bearish in the short term; rebounds are opportunities to short, but do not chase shorts—wait for a rebound.
From a fund-flow perspective, ORCA fell 17.09% over 24h, with a trading volume of only 13.7M USDT, indicating a decline on shrinking volume. However, the funding rate is -0.0392%, meaning shorts are paying longs, which shows that short-side positioning in the derivatives market is already overcrowded. The typical risk of this structure is that once spot selling pressure is exhausted, short covering can easily trigger an upward wick, so entry position is more impor

🔥Explosive earnings, yet hammered overnight: Samsung’s guidance sent chip stocks crashing, while money quietly flowed into two places
The most surreal scene last night: Samsung previewed a surge in operating profit, but because it was “just a little lower” than the market expected, its stock plunged on the spot—SK Hynix -5.6%, Samsung -4.8%, SanDisk -4.7%, Micron -4.6%, a 3x chip ETF -10% overnight, and Korean leveraged products -12%.
Absurd? The shortage is real: DRAM is sold through 2027, and memory sticks have more than tripled in price in a year. But stock prices peaked back in June—Samsu

$FIL ‌Is this one-on-one guidance for me?