Morning public call hit the target
2508 short, 2526 stop loss, profit at 2465
43 points 🥩
Congratulations, everyone

This short position was a typical right-side trade. I only entered after the price broke below the lower boundary of the consolidation range. Although the entry was not at the most optimal level, the trade offered relatively high certainty. As expected, the market did not turn back; during the entire downward move, there were hardly any decent rebounds, showing that the bears were clearly in control. When a minor divergence signal appeared midway, I chose to reduce my position rather than exit completely, because the higher-timeframe trend inertia was still intact. Ultimately, this trade close

US August nonfarm payrolls blew past expectations! 162k jobs added, and the market suddenly got nervous
US August nonfarm employment increased by 162k, far exceeding market expectations of 56k and marking the biggest increase in nearly five months; the unemployment rate held at 4.1%, while the labor force participation rate rose to 61.6%
The biggest impact of this data is not that it proves the US economy has suddenly “taken off,” but that it changes the market’s previous rate-cut expectations.
Previously, everyone was trading on cooling employment, Fed easing, and improved liquidity. Then non

$BASECAT ‌#BASECAT The $0.06 Decision Zone
BASECAT is trading around $0.06 based on the level you provided, but the latest market data shows how quickly this token has been moving. Recent sessions pushed BASECAT from roughly $0.028 to the $0.05–$0.08 region, with 24-hour volume around $20M+ and market capitalization recently moving into the $60M–$70M area. The key message is clear: momentum is strong, but volatility is extremely high.
Momentum Has Changed Completely
The recent price structure is much stronger than it was at the beginning of September. Historical data shows BASECAT around $0.

$XRP I’m bearish. The retail account ratio rose from 2.4554 to 2.4990, with traders leaning further long as the price fell; meanwhile, the large-holder position ratio dropped from 2.1131 to 2.1013 over the same period, with the two sides diverging. Liquidations over the past hour were entirely long positions, with zero shorts—this isn’t new leverage entering the market, but old longs being squeezed out little by little. Funding rates have stayed near the zero line for three periods, with the latest still slightly negative; longs are not hot enough to force out shorts, so the rebound lacks fue

On September 7, the U.S. Treasury officially launched a new round of Treasury buybacks, with a weekly cap of $14.5 billion. The monthly plan will remove $38.25 billion in long-term bonds from the market, while the Federal Reserve will also coordinate by using more than $2 billion for short-term debt reinvestment.
Many signal-calling bloggers have already begun celebrating, claiming that full-scale QE is here and that this will be the ignition point for the second crypto bull market. But I suggest cooling off and understanding the fundamental logic of this capital game first.
What the Treasury

【$BULLAU Signal】Go long + 1H MACD bearish contraction
$BULLAU Order book depth imbalance -2.30%, buy orders are slightly thin, and the current price of 0.077148 is sitting just below the 1H Bollinger middle band. The 1H MACD histogram at -0.0019 continues to narrow, indicating weakening bearish momentum. The 4H MACD histogram is +0.0017, with bullish momentum still present but slowing. The price is trading above the 1H EMA20 at 0.0756, while the bullish EMA50 alignment at 0.0651 remains intact.
🎯 Direction: 【Go long】
⚡ Entry/Orders: 【0.07691656 - 0.07714800】
🛑 Stop-loss: 【0.07637652】
🚀 Ta

I only meant to mooch a breakfast, but the market ended up serving me dumplings for half a year.
When I opened the chart this morning, $ZEC had finished its pullback and was holding firm. I watched that level for a few seconds, and funds were clearly sneaking in. When this kind of setup appears, I’d be letting myself down if I didn’t take a shot. Entry price: 833.19, no hesitation.
The price is now at 1147.68, with unrealized gains of +2665.82%. I timed this move perfectly—so satisfying. Who understands the feeling of waking up to your account giving you a surprise?
Enough talk. I’ll take 80%

Everyone’s watching Bitcoin—but LTC just armed a trap that most retail won’t see coming.

$LTC /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 54.30 – 54.56
SL: 55.71
TP1: 53.47
TP2: 52.83
TP3: 51.88

Why this setup?
The 4h frame is flashing SHORT at 54.43 with 55% confidence, but the 1D trend is *range*, not breakdown. RSI on the 15m sits at 42.8—weak, but not oversold. Why now? Because price is hovering at the lower edge of a dead zone, and ATR (0.53) is shrinking. That means the next move isn’t momentum—it’s a liquidity sweep. Targets: 53.47 (TP1), then 52.83 (TP2) if the range bottom cracks. But if b

Every era has its king, and this cycle belongs to Robinhood again.
I checked Robinhood’s on-chain revenue over the past 24H, which at one point exceeded $6M, making it the highest among public chains.
From DeFi to the zoo, then from MEME to inscriptions, and now to the coin-stock concept, the first wave of every innovation can take off.
Now we’ll see whether any public chain can replicate Robinhood and keep up, so those who missed out can at least get a share. 🫡

With this trend, I don’t even need to think—the account is dancing on its own. When the whole screen was glowing green, $ZORA was lying around $0.00793, completely motionless. While everyone else was cutting losses, I saw a pullback holding firm, with funds buying every dip. That signal was obvious enough, right?
As expected, when I checked the chart after lunch, it shot straight up to $0.00853 in a single move. The +182.57% profit went securely into my pocket. What a comfortable feeling. This move was purely because the market was in a good mood and casually scattered some gold coins, one of

I just switched the software to the background, and it shot right back up—are you playing hide-and-seek with me?

I said it during the intraday bottoming phase: every time $ASTER dipped, someone stepped in to buy. The longer it moved sideways at the bottom, the cleaner the weak hands were shaken out, and buying pressure was quietly strengthening. That wasn’t weakness—it was building up power.

Later, everyone saw it too: from 0.6658 to 0.7672, floating profit +1083.53%. This move gave us the answer; keeping an eye on the market wasn’t in vain.

As for my trades, I’ve taken 80% profit first

Nobody’s watching SOL’s 4h death cross—until it hits 102.

$SOL /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 106.01 – 106.47
SL: 109.14
TP1: 104.06
TP2: 102.61
TP3: 100.43

Why this setup?
- Price is stalling at 106.24 while 1D stays range-bound—no rescue bid.
- RSI (15m) at 62 looks “strong,” but that’s the last gasp before a 77-confidence short.
- ATR (1h) at 0.93 means the trip to TP2 (102.61) is 3.9x the average candle—clean path, low noise.
- Why now? Entry is live, SL is tight (109.14), and invalidation at 103.08 is far below—room to breathe.

Debate:
Are you fading this 106 pop or waitin

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Everyone’s staring at PONS’s 0.857—but the real signal is the RSI bleeding at 36.

$PONS /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: N/A – N/A
SL: N/A
TP1: N/A
TP2: N/A
TP3: N/A

Why this setup?
- 4H bias flips SHORT at 55% confidence—not screaming, but armed.
- 1D trend is *range*, not breakout—so 0.857 is a pivot, not a launchpad.
- RSI 15m at 36.68: momentum is fading, but no capitulation yet.
- Why now? The "range" tag means sellers defend tops; 0.857 is the line in sand. If it cracks, downside opens—if it holds, we chop again.

Debate:
Is 0.857 the last stop before a flush to 0.82, or are

How is this a rebound? This is CPR for my empty account, isn’t it? 😏

That surge before bed a few days ago looked pretty intimidating, but I watched it for quite a while and the volume simply didn’t follow through. $BEAT was pressed back down by overhead resistance every time it tested a high. I gave a short signal right at the resistance level, without trying to call the bottom or chase the trade—just waiting for the rebound to lose momentum before making a move. 🔥

Now the price has ground down to 0.1247, and against our short entry at 0.1339, a +133.81% return is sitting right there on

Everyone is staring at the 15m RSI spike on WLD—but the 4h chart is screaming something else entirely.

$WLD /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 0.4132 – 0.4162
SL: 0.4334
TP1: 0.4007
TP2: 0.3913
TP3: 0.3773

Why this setup?
- The 4h timeframe shows a SHORT bias with 77% confidence, while the 1D trend is stuck in a range—this isn’t a breakout, it’s a trap.
- Price is hovering at 0.4147, with immediate resistance at 0.4162 and a clear drop path to TP1 (0.4007) and TP2 (0.3913).
- The 15m RSI at 68.43 signals short-term overbought—perfect fuel for a rejection right at the entry zone.
- Wh

Everyone’s chasing the 1D bullish trend—but the 4h chart is quietly screaming something else about ZEC.

$ZEC /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 1174.62 – 1188.62
SL: 1268.99
TP1: 1116.09
TP2: 1072.40
TP3: 1006.87

Why this setup?
Why now? The 84% confidence SHORT on $ZEC /USDT isn't a gut call—it’s a structural divergence.
- RSI (15m) at 58 shows weak momentum, not exhaustion buying.
- ATR (1h) at 28.0 means volatility is compressing—breakouts are violent, and the setup favors downside.
- Entry zone (1174–1188) sits right under a rejected high, while TP1 at 1116 is a 5% drop from here