PROM I lost 110k U two days ago and cut at 4.2. Today it hit 6.94, rubbing it in, up 36% in 24 hours with 318 million in trading volume. I know this kind of revenge rally all too well.
On-chain data tells the story: net inflows stayed positive for 8 straight hours, and large-order share surged from 17% early in the session to 34%. But the price is clearly stalling above 7.0, suggesting whales are selling into the push. Short-term sentiment is overheated, with RSI already at 74.
Trading plan: Don’t chase. Take an initial 30% position on a pullback to 6.45–6.55, with a stop-loss at 6.20. If it b

A few days ago I was still calculating whether I had enough money for instant noodles this month; this morning I was already wondering whether to add sausage. 🍜
This $LINK move surged straight from 9.352 to 11.38, with the +1538.25% gain delivered. Feels great, brothers, really great. Unrealized gains aren't real until they're in your pocket—only realized profits are meat. I understood that loud and clear today, and this big chunk of profit was secured steadily.
When I checked the market after lunch, I had reminded everyone: as long as the key level wasn't broken, this was a healthy pullback,

$NVDA $BTC LIQUIDATION UPDATE! BIG ONE!!
In today’s update, I can clearly say that #Bitcoin has slowed down. That strong momentum seems to have faded a bit right now.
This could be a planned move it might appear as though momentum has dropped and the price is about to fall, only to continue rising again. I think this is a high probability.
As you can see in the chart, all the liquidations have settled at the lower levels; these areas might be targeted for buying. Let’s not forget this possibility.
The 75K region is especially critical!

JUST IN: An address opened two long positions on Hyperliquid—10x on 403.44 BTC and 12x on 4,781 ETH, totaling ~$43.24M with an unrealized loss of ~$(362k). Watch for potential hyped liquidations or reversals as positions move. $BTC $ETH

The position is right; all that’s left is to wait. During this morning’s opening pullback, many people thought it was going to turn bearish, but I started taking a long position at 0.15656. The reason is simple: the pullback reached a key previous level without breaking it, so the structure remained intact. There was no need for me to chase shorts there; I’d rather follow the trend and ride it.

The holding process was not as smooth as imagined. It churned for nearly two hours, with the price hovering around the cost line the whole time. To be honest, it looked a bit ugly. But I knew the logi

I just switched the software to the background, and it shot right back up—it’s playing hide-and-seek with me.
While the market was bottoming out intraday, I had my eye on $ETH . It moved sideways repeatedly around 2086.30, and someone immediately bought the dip whenever it was pushed down—a classic sign of funds quietly entering. I gave the signal to go long right then, and everyone who followed made gains.
Now at 2459.24, with +3106.89% secured—feels incredible.
Being out of the market isn’t a sin; opening positions recklessly is the mistake.
I’ll take profit on 80% first, move the sto

By the time I got back from a quick bathroom break, the candlesticks had already wiped out my losses for me.
A few days ago, the afternoon session had not fully started yet, and the rebound was weak. Every upward push fell just short, so I judged that the price was facing resistance at the highs and placed a short order. I entered the short at 0.02703, and the current price is 0.02338, with a +650.3% return. The wait was worth it—this feels great.
I’ve taken 80% off the table, moved the stop-loss for the remaining 20% to the entry price, and will let the profits run if the sell-off continues.

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XELS has a hard cap of 21 million coins in total. Brothers, hurry and buy the dip!

The Fed’s September rate cut is nearly a foregone conclusion, with market focus shifting to the cut size and subsequent path
The CME FedWatch tool currently shows a 70% probability of the Fed cutting rates by one quarter-point (25 basis points) in September and about 30% for a half-point cut (50 basis points), indicating that the market has fully priced in a rate cut. However, the true source of volatility lies in the post-meeting statement and the dot plot’s projection for the 2025 median interest rate. If Powell signals a “preventive rate cut” and indicates that room for further cuts remains

When trading, you need to learn to assess expected value.
That is, before making each trade, we should determine whether it is actually worth taking. Whether it is worthwhile mainly depends on three aspects.
The first is the win rate, the second is the level of risk, and the third is the profit potential.
In other words, is the probability of a reversal at this level higher, and if the trade is wrong, is the stop-loss easy to set and unlikely to be hit? If the price loses control and deviates significantly, is there greater room for recovery?
Only when all three aspects are satisfied at the sa

SNVDA Volatile at High Levels; Exercise Caution Before the Earnings Report
Observing SNVDA’s recent daily chart, the stock entered a high-level range-bound consolidation phase after hitting a new high, with intense tug-of-war between bulls and bears. Trading volume has contracted during the pullback, indicating that major funds have not exited on a large scale and that the move is more likely technical profit-taking. The MACD has formed a death cross at high levels, suggesting a potential further decline in the short term, but the moving averages remain in a bullish alignment, with the 20-day

Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 69 — Greed
$BTC Current price: $78,206

The hand that set the stop-loss a few days ago trembled slightly; this morning, I realized that filial piety was unnecessary.
The last moment before bed a few days ago, I stared at the chart. The rebound was weak, resistance above was obvious, every upward push fell just short, and volume failed to keep up. Don’t expect a reversal with this structure. I shorted RAVE, set the stop-loss, and went straight to sleep.
When I opened the chart this morning, $RAVE had already broken below 0.5243, with the current price at 0.2716 and unrealized profit at +1181.89%. Those who caught the rhythm should h

#沃什年度讲话前瞻紧盯利率信号 Walsh is sending hawkish signals and expects a rate hike in September, but whether rates will actually be raised remains unknown. High inflation, high government debt!! Everything seems contradictory!!! Let's wait and see!

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A 19-year-old kid spent $3 on an old jacket someone else had thrown away, never expecting it to have been worn by NBA legend Wilt Chamberlain.
The jacket has now sold at auction for $89.6k—29k times its purchase price.
In January this year, the boy was browsing clothes at a thrift store when he saw a customer pick up a yellow Lakers jacket, look at it a few times, and throw it back onto the pile. He picked it up to take a look.
He then discovered “Chamberlain” embroidered on the back. The boy thought it might be connected to Wilt Chamberlain and immediately bought it for $3.07.
After returning