Anyone can follow the crowd, but those who can truly make independent judgments and take contrarian positions will always be in the minority.
When the market is greedy, I am fearful. Now that all the market analysts are bullish, we have already quietly opened short positions!
BTC and ETH currently offer 2,100 points/100 points of room, respectively! —eat until completely full. Those who followed can take some profits off the table first and wait for the U.S. stock market to open before shorting the rebound!
$BTC $ETH #非农就业报告即将揭晓

【$UNI Signal】Long: Pullback to 1H EMA20, above the 4H middle band
$UNI pulled back to 6.262, with the 1H MACD histogram at -0.0214 and the bearish crossover widening. The 4H histogram is -0.0024, approaching the zero line. The 1H EMA20 at 6.2608 has been repeatedly pierced, while EMA50 at 6.0852 provides support. Order book depth is -2.62%, with sell orders slightly heavier; no high-volume sell-off has been seen. Funding rate is 0.0046%, OI is stable, the buyer ratio is 0.47-0.49, and the price has not broken the previous low.
🎯Direction: Long
⚡Entry/Limit Order: 6.24222 - 6.26100
🛑Stop-loss

This AMC x Robinhood situation is actually pretty funny
Robinhood tokenized AMC shares.
AMC didn’t authorize them.
AMC CEO Adam Aron basically said these aren’t our shares and called the whole thing “outrageous.”
Vlad’s response was:
“What’s the concern?”
But there’s actually a pretty interesting market structure question underneath all of this.
If I put $100 into tokenized AMC on Robinhood, what do I own?
…
α/ Where Your $100 Actually Goes
Robinhood says its public Stock Tokens are backed 1:1 by the underlying stocks.
So somewhere underneath your AMC token should be an actual AMC share held w

The market's going to see $KAS burst into headlines and profit screenshots out of nowhere
That is, because the market always chases the next shiny thing and doesn't pay enough attention to slower, but steadier projects
To us that always followed Kaspa, it'll feel obvious

BREAKING:
US unemployment data came in at 4.1%
Expectations: 4.1%

ETH 9.4
I. Right-Side Trading
Long strategy:
Conditions: ETH breaks above 2534 with volume; go long on the right side
Confirmation: The rebound fails to reclaim it, and the hourly timeframe holds above 2532
Targets: 2565——2628
Short strategy:
Conditions: ETH breaks below 2505 with volume; go short on the right side
Confirmation: The hourly timeframe breaks below 2498,
Targets: 2453——2412
II. Left-Side Trading
Long setup: Establish long positions around 2410——2450
Short setup: Establish short positions around 2630 —2588
III. Trading Zone:
If the pullback holds around 2498, continue going l

Still trapped in short positions?
Still stuck deep in the mud?
Can’t understand the trend or know when to enter?
Want to turn things around but don’t know how to operate?
Why does your stop-loss keep getting hunted?
Why is there barely any profit even when you clearly have gains?
$BTC
Trapped in floating losses, sorrow comes and goes; the candlesticks’ rises and falls disturb the heart.
Wait patiently for the trend to turn; once the clouds clear, the lockup will finally be undone.
Many people are trapped at high levels, tormented day and night by the psychological toll of watching the market,

I found something weird in @CantonNetwork’s numbers.
It has only ~$8.35M in DeFi TVL.
Yet over the last 30 days it generated:
• $49M in network fees
• $47.3M in holder revenue
That’s more holder revenue than @trondao , @ethereum and @solana.
Only Hyperliquid is clearly ahead.
Normally, I’d expect numbers like this to come from a massive trading economy.
But Canton did only $105M in 7D DEX volume and $489M in perps.
So where are the fees coming from?
The answer is Canton’s network design.
Users pay for synchronizer traffic, holding and other network operations in CC. Those fees are burned rathe

$BTBT
There is a double bottom and positive divergence

Today's move—tell me that's not bullish as hell! $ETH

With this trend, I don’t even have to think—the account is partying on its own. A few days ago in the early morning, $BAND was still huddled at 0.1832, and now it’s at 0.1843, with a +13.98% gain. I didn’t even realize it myself 🤣
But to be fair, this move didn’t come out of nowhere. When I was watching the market in the early morning a few days ago, I noticed funds quietly entering. Volume hadn’t fully picked up yet, but the direction was already clear. The pullback held, buying was clearly dominant, so I positioned around 0.1832 and left the rest to time. Once you get the rhythm right, you

$TRUMP ‌
📊 K-Line Summary (Current State)
· Price: $2.3946 (Down 0.83%)
· Trend: Price is above MA5 ($2.385) and **above MA10/MA30** ($2.34). This is a mild short-term bullish structure.
· MACD: Bullish crossover (DIF: -0.0107 > DEA: -0.0328). Momentum is shifting upward.
· Volume: Decreasing (Vol 473.7K < MA5 535K). Lacks strong buying pressure.
· Key Levels:
· Resistance: $2.4844 (recent high) / $2.5107 (24h high).
· Support: $2.3581 (recent low) / $2.3106 (24h low).
📝 Simple Trade Plan (Spot, 10x not applicable for spot)
Scenario A: Breakout Long (if momentum continues)
· Entry: Buy

#ETH Was the NFP a major downside surprise? Every short position hit profit, and the last one netted over 100 points.

In August, % of unemployed for more than 27 weeks came in at 27.0%, up from 25.5% in prior month

9.4 Su Wan's Evening Gold Outlook
Extreme caution is needed on the eve of the nonfarm payrolls report. Volatility continues to decline, and the ranges of various assets are gradually narrowing. At this stage, market views on Federal Reserve policy are sharply divided. Gold lacks a clear short-term direction, and the daytime session has limited reference value.
This nonfarm payrolls report will influence rate-cut expectations and affect the US dollar and Treasury yields. If the data deviates significantly from expectations, it will break the current range-bound pattern and trigger a one-way mov

The monthly low windows don't come around often but when they do they hit big..

The US economy added 162K jobs in August
The US unemployment rate remained unchanged at 4.1%