0100am Continuation Model:

How is this a rebound? This is CPR for my empty account, isn’t it? The last thing I saw before bed was $XAU grinding around the bottom. Every dip was bought up, a typical bottoming structure that grinds without breaking down. This kind of market is the most deceptive: many people see weakness and leave, but there are always people quietly accumulating in the order book. I went long around 4510.01 at the time. Not many people got on board, and those who followed were brave. When I woke up this morning, I saw 4580.33, +145.35%. That was a satisfying bite of profit, wiping away all the frustratio

🌹Before I knew it, the subscription has already entered its 4th year; the year's lowest 5.5gt half-price offer ends tonight‼️ Both longs and shorts made money this month‼️ Apple users can click 👇
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🌹 Last week, longed at 62800/1865 and exited at 81300/2545, making a huge 1.23 million
🌹Shandi shorted at 1820 and covered at 1420, doubling the account and pocketing 970k
🌹 On Monday, longed at 75600/2350 and exited at 81300/2565, profiting again
#英伟达财报周

Gross Margin Under Pressure, $99 Billion Buybacks—NVIDIA’s “Offense-and-Defense Playbook”
$96.2 billion in revenue and a 75% gross margin—the figures look impressive. But on the call, management proactively “revealed a landmine.”
Gross margins will face temporary pressure. Q3 guidance calls for a 74.0% gross margin (±50bp), below the market expectation of 74.9%. Q4 is expected to fall further to a bottom of 71%-72%.
The reason is straightforward—global memory chip (DRAM/HBM) prices continue to rise beyond expectations. NVIDIA has notified major customers that server prices for systems equipped

Data centers account for 92.5%—is this $NVDA’s biggest moat or its biggest risk?
Let’s dive a little deeper today. Revenue of $96.2 billion was indeed explosive, but one figure made me increasingly uneasy—the $89 billion in data center revenue, accounting for 92.5% of total revenue.
You read that right: 92.5%. A company that once got its start with gaming graphics cards now derives 92.5% of its revenue from data centers. Edge computing contributed $7.2 billion, accounting for just 7.5%. Gaming, professional visualization, and automotive—once its pillar businesses—are no longer disclosed separa

With this price action, I don't even need to think—the account is dancing on its own. A few nights ago, I glanced at $BEAT before bed. It had rebounded to 0.1345 and then run out of steam—a textbook weak rebound, with the price-volume divergence written all over it. I casually placed a short order as a little bedtime assignment. 😎
I woke up completely stunned: 0.12, +212.27% credited. It felt amazing. This move was purely the market being in a good mood, casually scattering some gold coins that happened to land right on my head. Money earned is the monetization of your understanding; money lo

$ETH
Trying to hold this breakout and stay green on the day!

I bet it wouldn’t blow up, and I was right.
NVDA’s earnings passed the test. Up 7 points today, back to 225.
But it still hasn’t touched 236. Before earnings, it got hammered from 236 down to 209.
Those who got out are chasing it today, but they only dare to chase NVDA itself.
SMH is up just 2 points. The semiconductor sector as a whole hasn’t kept up.
Gold took a breather today. Money is starting to flow out of defensive assets. This is the signal I’ve been waiting for.
But I’m not chasing the rally. If it reclaims 236, then I’ll consider whether to add.

bittensor:native
My oh my look what my copy trading has caught.
6 figure TP btw, see you then.
No one does LIVE copy trading and makes money like me.

Ethena’s proposed fee switch would go live following a governance vote.
The revised activation framework has 1 parameter: USDe supply.
The first milestone is $7.5B. Supply is currently ~$4B, so Ethena needs ~$3.5B more before activation.
The fee would be taken from gross revenue across whitelabel stablecoins, sUSDe, and new revenue streams. The take rate would step up at subsequent supply milestones.

$WIF – Price is perched on a supportive zone while bullish momentum gathers
WIF LONG
Entry: 0.2185 – 0.2192
Stop Loss: 0.2114
TP: 0.2218 - 0.2300 - 0.2352

BlackRock has been buying large amounts of $BTC and $ETH for 8 straight trading days, buying a total of 27,722 $BTC ($2.2B) and 385,633 $ETH ($961M).

Holy shit, I sold way too early!!

Everyone is watching the drama unfold; I’m backing Sun Ge this time.@justinsuntron
2026 isn’t easy for Sun Ge either!
ripple:native
Remain bullish on xrp. Overall market sentiment is rising; in terms of actual gains, xrp is the true leader, and the price action has completed an aerial refueling pattern!
You can buy near 1.4 on a pullback; if 1.35 holds, you can hold and watch for continued upside!

Another target hit! 💥🎯

Tell your friend to buy the dip—it was exactly the bottom
Took off immediately, 170K, now 3M—gotta eat, gotta eat

#NVIDIAEarnings
Looking ahead to the third quarter of fiscal 2027, NVIDIA issued revenue guidance of $108.0 billion (plus or minus 2%), outperforming early analyst expectations. Management noted that the outlook remains fundamentally supply-constrained as global demand for next-generation architecture continues to outpace production capacity.
With massive capital expenditures pouring into physical AI, agentic workflows, and foundational infrastructure, NVIDIA firmly cements its trillion-dollar footprint at the absolute center of the modern technological landscape.
What specific sector of the

What is this, a rebound? This is CPR for my empty account, isn’t it? While everyone else was running, I was staring blankly at a single candlestick—$TUT surged several times but couldn’t break higher, with clear resistance overhead and no buyers on the way up. I said it then: every push higher was just short of enough; this move was extremely weak.

In the end, it didn’t make everyone wait for nothing. The short position entered at 0.177056 has now hit 0.057196, +209.09%. It feels really good—the action was truly sluggish at first, but the result is truly satisfying.

As for the profit, I fi