A few days ago in the afternoon, I still felt this market looked quite “smooth.” But when the intraday plunge hit, all the disguises were torn open—$BILL first it sideways wobbled at the high, then the support kept getting thinner, and the price quickly fell back to 0.02889. Only then did the bears finally take over the pace.
I was watching BILL at the time—not whether it would rebound, but whether any rebound would have quality. Every time it tried to surge, it lacked volume. Once the sell wall got pressed, it turned soft immediately. The overhead suppression was obvious, so around 0.14088 I

This bank has been pushing up for more than a week, and today it’s set for a big drop.

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Just finished lunch and started checking the chart— the red on the screen was even more eye-catching than the food. When the drop happened during the session, $APT first pretended to stay steady, and then after several failed rebounds it still couldn’t get back above; the overhead suppression remained obvious. With relatively low trading volume, it tried to push higher but didn’t have enough bids to take it. That kind of “pump” looks lively, but in reality it’s more like making room for the shorts.
Before the chart was fully active, I kept an eye on APT. When the price approached 0.9197, I ex

The current DEXE market is in a range-bound, sideways consolidation with no clear directional bias. Technical analysis shows a hammer-like candlestick pattern and a doji, suggesting the market is undergoing consolidation, while the extremely low trading volume further indicates a bleak sentiment.
In terms of the external environment, the Fear & Greed Index shows extreme fear, and investors are pessimistic about future price movements. This can lead to capital outflows from the crypto market, increasing downside risk. Overall, the interplay between market sentiment and technical signals means c

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To be honest, I wasn’t initially in a hurry to short. I just noticed that every rebound was weaker than the last, and while the price was grinding at high levels, there hadn’t been any fresh buying to take over. By the time it surged and failed again around 0.21896, I finally shifted my attention to the short side.

Once I entered, it wasn’t easy. There was a particularly fierce dead-cat bounce in the middle, almost making me doubt my judgment. In moments like that, it’s easiest to get trigger-happy and keep topping up, or to get shaken out by the shakeout and exit too early—I chose to first

JUST IN: Worldcoin Foundation sells 217M WLD to institutions (including Pantera) at roughly $0.24 each, about a 36% discount to market price; ~1-year lock-up with tradability post-lock. Could signal notable institutional appetite for WLD. $WLD

JUST IN: NVIDIA to sign a $500B AI cooperation with SK Group, including long-term memory supply partnerships and a 2 GW data center build using Vera Rubin chips and HBM4; first facility expected in 2027. $NVDA, $SKM, $HBM4

JUST IN: Trump warns of retaliatory tariffs on EU and slams fines on US tech giants, citing ongoing EU penalties as a leverage point. No specific policy details provided. $BTC /markets watching for potential risk-off moves.

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$SPCX Launched at 6:51 Beijing time — overall success. After receiving this success news, even if SPCX is closed for the day, there should be some pre-market action and adjustments.
But based on the current data, the market is still sluggish. As a high-tech company exploring space, after successfully completing exploration and collecting data, SPCX shouldn’t be performing like this.
Right now, SPCX is basically “buying only the dips and not the rallies.” With just a bit of negative news, it gets dumped hard (the last time the launch was paused). Meanwhile, with huge positive news, it barely m

$ORDI #AIP AI, when designing an AI protocol, first addresses the inherent contradiction in traditional protocols of a “disconnect between rules and execution.” It establishes its own closed-loop economic framework: the total supply is permanently locked at 20 million tokens, with no additional issuance and no burning, and the entire supply is precisely allocated at genesis. Half of it goes into early participation channels, while the remaining portion is written into a time-decaying release contract. The AI also deploys its own built-in rules for the transfer of holder rights, so that the mov

This earlier price action once made me think that the short position might be forced to exit. The price kept tugging back and forth around 0.4076, grinding like a millstone—it was really annoying. Especially after several rebounds that came so quickly, it was easy for my emotions to get carried away, and I really did have thoughts of giving up.
But what I was watching wasn’t any single candlestick—it was whether there was real follow-through and genuine support after each push higher. As it turned out, the sell pressure at the highs kept coming. The rebounds didn’t continue. After the last spi

I only meant to take a quick look at the order book, but that one glance directly made the shorts laugh. In the early session, when $BTC just smashed the market, it loosened from the high and down; the rebound didn’t sustain. The buying pressure softened as soon as it came in, while selling pressure kept stacking layer by layer. Everyone is still waiting for it to surge back up again, but I think this looks more like a pullback window after insufficient follow-through.
Watching BTC during the session: around 76886.0, it executed a go-long. What I saw wasn’t blind chasing shorts—there was stil

Daily Recap: US stocks weaken with divergence, crypto shows slight resilience; geopolitical rates are dragging everything
Recently, global markets have been especially tangled: on one side, the Middle East situation keeps tightening and easing; on the other, expectations of further rate hikes from the Federal Reserve remain high. US stocks and virtual currencies have fully split in their performance.
Overnight US stock closes were clearly divergent. The Dow edged higher, while the Nasdaq slid 0.64%. The tech AI sector was a drag across the board. After the prior-day plunge in the seven major t