I don't dare say anything now, afraid it'll go back down as soon as I do, so I'm just quietly watching. While everyone was still waiting and watching, I noticed $SCRT had low trading volume—there was no one to take it when it moved up, and the resistance above was very clear. I opened a short directly at 0.02694. It repeatedly tested the bottom in between, but I didn't move.

Profits don't inflate, and drawdowns don't lead to despair.

My last glance before bed: 0.00865 delivered +1663%. Those on board should have woken up laughing. I closed 80% first, with the remaining 20% protected at th

【$IDOL Signal】4H heavy-volume pullback, order-book bids at 1.53 providing support, 1H declining volume awaiting a move
$IDOL After 4H-level explosive volume of 622M drove the price up to 0.01244, it has now pulled back to 0.01076 and is trading above EMA20 (0.0100). 1H volume has gradually contracted to 21M, with selling pressure at the highs being quickly absorbed.
The order-book buy/sell ratio is 1.53, with a depth imbalance of 20.89%; lower bids have visibly thickened, and the capital support is plain to see. RSI 1H is 56.12 / 4H is 58.02, leaving room on both timeframes. The 4H MACD histog

The CLARITY Act’s procedural vote in the Senate failed, with approximately 49 votes in favor and 50 against, in line with expectations.
It received no Democratic support, while four Republicans voted against it. This is not a final rejection; the bill remains on the agenda.
A revote is highly unlikely in the short term: Congress recesses in early October and will not reconvene until after the November midterm elections. Tillis introduced a motion to reconsider, but no specific date has been set. More likely, it will have to wait until after the election or the new Congress in 2027. This year’s

$CNPY Can you afford the funding fees? Is there a way to short this coin?#中秋周边 #中秋福利

This $ZEC short was opened after the structural breakdown, not by chasing the drop. Price moved sideways at the highs for a while, then fell back to the lower end of the range after failing to break the previous high. I entered around 1148.63, with the stop-loss placed above the false breakout. The logic was straightforward.

After entry, the market did not accelerate immediately. It first swept short-term stop-losses before moving lower. I generally do not make rash moves during this kind of shakeout. As long as the protection level is not hit and the key level is not reclaimed, I continue

Short positions have been taken off in batches, $LTC . On this move, I mainly traded the selling pressure at higher levels. It swept liquidity upward once earlier but failed to see sustained follow-through, then fell back below the key level. I opened a short around 52.81 with a small position to test the waters.

During the hold, it did bounce, but each rebound stopped below the previous high, and selling pressure remained. The price is now at 51.44, with unrealized profit of +185.41%. I handled it 80/20: taking profits on most of the position and trailing the remainder with a protective lev

A 7% pullback doesn’t count as a pullback—stay calm and wait; tomorrow will be better.

Let's make history in this cryptoasset bull year #CLARITYActKeyVoteAhead #GateTopsGlobalGrowth ##FedAnnounceRateDecisionSoon #GateUSExpandsTo37StateLicenses #TemasekInvestsSKHynixJapanPlant

Fun fact: every time you buy the Bitcoin dip, @SenWarren dies a little more inside.
BTFD!

$ON This big bullish candle completely wrecked me.
The Fed minutes turned hawkish last night, with the dot plot showing expectations for rate cuts this year falling from three to one. All three major US stock indexes closed lower, while the Dollar Index surged straight to 105.6. Going by the usual script, crypto should have knelt alongside risk assets. I watched BTC move sideways at 67K, figuring the altcoins were bound to get slaughtered. $ON At the time, it was hovering around 0.145, with 24h volume barely above 3M, as quiet as a convenience store at 3 a.m. I placed a short at 0.142 with a s

Fomo is the only place in the world where you can make a profitable trade and still lose money.

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 President Trump has made more trades than all of Congress combined since returning to office, Bloomberg reports.

Long/Short Strategies for Four Major Coins Across Short-, Medium-, and Long-Term Timeframes

BTC｜Current Price 75696

Short-term

- Long: Enter at 75340, stop-loss 74900, target 76400
- Short: Enter at 76600, stop-loss 77100, target 75100
Medium- to long-term
Support 74900, resistance 78840

ETH｜Current Price 2398

Short-term

- Long: Enter at 2388, stop-loss 2358, target 2414
- Short: Enter at 2415, stop-loss 2445, target 2368
Medium- to long-term
Support 2358, resistance 2546

SOL｜Current Price 96.96

Short-term

- Long: Enter at 96.4, stop-loss 95.7, target 98.6
- Short: Enter at 9

#GateTopsGlobalGrowth Gate Continues to Stand Out in Global Crypto Growth
The cryptocurrency market is evolving rapidly, and exchange growth is becoming one of the clearest signals of where users and liquidity are moving. Gate continues to attract attention with its expanding global presence, growing ecosystem, and broad range of products built for different types of crypto users.
What makes this growth important is not only the number of users, but also the wider trading environment Gate continues to build. Spot trading, futures, earning products, Web3 services, new listings, trading campaign

$Lobster, this was a targeted liquidation. The orders I placed before going to sleep got me liquidated, and then it came down.

$BTC
Bessent has been steadily pushing the CLARITY Act recently, even saying outright that if the bill continues to stall,
it will send a signal to the outside world that “the United States is unwilling to lead the future of digital assets.”
Then, in the Senate vote on September 15, the bill still failed to advance, with 49 votes in favor and 50 against.
This is actually quite interesting.
Bessent was just trying to boost market confidence, and then the bill immediately got stuck.
Bitcoin followed suit, falling from around $80k, and market sentiment suddenly cooled.
But I think what is truly

Gold Morning Outlook for September 16
Gold traded in a weak, range-bound pattern yesterday, with prices consolidating narrowly within the $4,320–$4,260 range during the day. The daily chart formed a doji with upper and lower shadows.
On the fundamental side, market expectations for another rate hike this year have risen somewhat. The Federal Reserve will announce its latest rate decision at 2:00 a.m. tomorrow, and market sentiment has become more cautious, narrowing gold’s short-term trading range.
Technically, although gold’s overall decline has slowed over the past two days, the broader tren

Let see how it goes