$STRK is moving, but trading volume has yet to confirm it, which is more worth watching than the 24-hour -20.12%.
This time, I’m not looking at the gainers and losers list, only the levels. The current price is 0.09075, about 1.12% from the 1-hour support at 0.08973 and about 39.39% from the resistance at 0.1265.
My criteria are simple: only a break above 0.1265 followed by continuation would count as an upside follow-through; a break below 0.08973 invalidates the previous assessment. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both weak, with RSI at 34 and 48, respectively.
The current debate is not ab

Most people are still waiting for the S&P 500 to break above its previous high on strong volume, but I’m more inclined to think that a decline is more likely to come first.
The S&P 500’s candlestick chart increasingly looks like the right shoulder of a head-and-shoulders pattern—the left shoulder, head, and right shoulder lined up in sequence. Volume has not expanded in sync and instead appears hesitant around the right-shoulder area. More importantly, the 52-week correlation between the equal-weight S&P 500 and the market-cap-weighted S&P 500 has fallen to 0.67, the lowest level in history. I

Avalanche founder warns AI is stealing coins, $AVAX only dips -0.24%—I’m bullish
-0.24%, the Avalanche founder warned last night that AI was stealing coins, $AVAX the market didn’t even bat an eyelid, stopping after wobbling from 10.547 to 10.522; panic sellers never showed up.
The scary warning came out, yet the price barely reacted. I judge this bearish catalyst to have completely lost its bite, so I’m directly bullish. It’s that simple.
Daily RSI is still in the relatively strong zone at 58.0; today marks the 23rd day since MA7 crossed above MA30, and the bullish short-term moving-average

US Dollar Index (DXY) climbs to its highest level in 18 months.
The dollar index held around 102.2 on Monday, close to the peak of 102.54 reached last week — its strongest since April 2025. The move extends a fourth consecutive weekly gain, the longest streak since 2025.
The drivers behind the move:
• Middle East tensions: Escalation around the Strait of Hormuz and shipping routes is supporting safe-haven demand for the dollar.
• Elevated oil prices: With the US now a net energy exporter, higher crude prices are acting as a dollar-supportive factor rather than a drag.
• Rate expectations: Ris

Claude "pls fix"

$W Enters Oversold Territory; a Rebound and a Bottom Are Two Different Things
$W 24-hour change: -11.18%, current price 0.01939. The 1-hour and 4-hour RSI readings are 15 and 53, respectively. Oversold conditions create demand for a rebound, but a rebound only shows that the decline was sharp; a bottom still requires the price to stop damaging the structure.
Let's return to the 24-hour range: low 0.01926, high 0.03175. Where does the current price of 0.01939 sit within this range? That will directly affect the meaning of the same signal. Near the high, strength needs to prove that this is not

Many people reflexively buy the dip when RSI falls below 30, which is one of the most typical trading misconceptions. Oversold only indicates that the price has fallen quickly; it does not mean the decline is over. Especially in a bearish structure, oversold conditions can continue to amplify losses.
$WL Current price is 0.5162, down 6.16% over 24h. MA5=0.5181 has crossed below MA20=0.53703, the MACD histogram at -0.002249 remains bearish, the 30-candle amplitude is 14.2%, and volatility is relatively high. RSI=29.5 has indeed entered oversold territory, while the Bollinger lower band at 0.506

Revenue Meta and Return to Fundamentals have paved the way for the way for outperformance & the revival of this asset class.
We are absolutely cranking it on the port side and institutional allocators are interested in our bags.
This is net positive for all involved.
However, hubris is a bull market trait. We stay humble, zoom out, and gas it as hard as we can.
We take profits to the bank.
We maintain integrity and outwork others.
We let the market come to us.
For now, Wall Street is waking up to the new game in town, and we’re positioned exactly how we’d want to be.
Be more bullish.

Im visiting some family right now.
No trades for a bit unless it's too obvious. 😉
Everything is fine!
🔥🐶🔥

$ETH Smashes Downside Targets 💥🎯
Looking for a double bottom or Adam and Eve double bottom to form in this area.
NFA, DYOR ⚠️
#Crypto #Trading #ETH

$MSFT ‌
📈 Microsoft has reclaimed a $4 trillion market cap, bringing the number of companies above that threshold to four.
The milestone was reached on Monday, roughly a year after the company first crossed it in July 2025. The move follows the unveiling of Microsoft's next-generation Maia 300 AI chip, which the company says can handle more useful computing per megawatt than leading GPU-based systems.
⚖️ The $4 trillion club:
• Nvidia: ~$5.47T
• Apple: ~$4.96T
• Alphabet (Google): ~$4.26T
• Microsoft: ~$4.00T
All four are technology companies, and AI-related demand has been a central driver

$UNI
This market maker is playing this really slick: buying the dip during sideways trading gets you beaten up, buying the dip on a rebound gets you beaten up, and when it falls, you’re even more afraid to catch the falling knife. UNI just won’t stop dumping. The more you fear it pumping, the further it falls until you question your entire life. We may end up giving back our profits, but we’re still not selling 😤

$DOGE
or
$PEPE
? Or another #Memecoin?

ERIC TRUMP: 🇺🇸 “Artificial Intelligence will drive massive growth to Bitcoin and crypto.”

Winning streaks are never just talk; sustaining good form all the way through depends on solid market control and a mature trading system.
In this market, opportunities are reserved for those with the ability, and only such people can truly capture the profits.
If you want to avoid detours and make it through smoothly, the simplest way is to follow the right guide and get each step of the rhythm right😁
#USELESS交易量接近DOGE

Touching grass
Buy orders set , phone down
Daily reminder: Drink some water.

Wow, Yixin has gone under too? Things are getting interesting···
Congratulations to the guys who had online loans with Yixin before—you’re finally debt-free😂
I honestly didn’t know they started out in the P2P business. When I was still working in auto sales, I worked with them quite a bit on their zero-down-payment and low-down-payment programs. My impression was that they were very lenient with loan approvals, but their interest rates were extremely high—after accounting for equal principal-and-interest payments, they were roughly twice ICBC’s rates. Their salespeople were also pretty sharp.