No need to say more—this round of short positions has been so satisfying to eat. First, keep the screenshots; don’t get carried away 😎

A few days ago, in the early hours of the morning, the chart was still being aggressively pushed up. After $MON surged above, it was clearly that nobody was buying to pick it up. I watched those few attempts to push higher, and they were short by a breath; the volume also didn’t keep up. Back then I already warned not to chase the upside, and instead, I looked for a long opportunity. The entry reference was around 0.02476. Now the price has dropped to 0.0214

Woke up and immediately felt sharp! 📉😎 A few days ago, in the afternoon, $ETH was still “showing strength,” and the move up looked pretty convincing. But when I watched the chart, what I saw wasn’t strength—it was that when it went up, no one was there to take it. The volume didn’t match, and the rebound got thinner the more it ground. 👀 Before the market was fully up and running, I already pointed out that short opportunities would feel more comfortable. Around 2086.56, the pressure was clearly obvious. Don’t chase longs—follow the key levels to make your longs cleaner. 🎯 Now, from 2086.5

BTC outlook improves after ~6% weekly gain as buyers return in spot, futures, and ETFs; geopolitical headwinds could still derail the rebound. $BTC

$KAITO | 1H | Breakout Retest Long
Bias: Long
Entry Zone: 0.8230 to 0.8360
Stop Loss: 0.7900
Targets:
TP1: 0.8680
TP2: 0.8970
TP3: 0.9380
Invalidation:
Close below 0.7900
Why This Setup:
I’m trading the continuation after a strong impulse breakout through the 0.80 area, with price holding near fresh highs and volume expanding. I want a shallow retest or consolidation above the breakout level before continuation into the next liquidity zones.

$US | 1h | Breakdown Short
Bias: Short
Entry Zone: 0.0418 to 0.0423
Stop Loss: 0.0446
Targets:
TP1: 0.0402
TP2: 0.0388
TP3: 0.0368
Invalidation:
Close above 0.0446
Why This Setup:
I’m shorting the failed push into the 0.0440–0.0445 area after a sharp squeeze. Price is still holding near the local range top, and a loss of 0.0420 should open the way back into prior support and liquidity below.

This short-sell trade feels pretty comfortable this time. The key isn’t that you go short only after it drops—it’s that the chart had already been signaling before the drop.
$TAO near 270.4 failed to rally repeatedly. At the time, many people still thought it was just normal consolidation, but what really made me alert was that every time it pushed higher, there was no sustained buying—instead, the key levels were slowly moving down. Something was clearly off: the main force was obviously exhausting the people chasing long at the high.
Now the price is at 193.4. The short position profit is +

Woke up and instantly felt sharp! 📉😎 This morning I opened the order book, and $NBIS had already smashed through all the needless back-and-forth from a few days ago. That early-morning spike from a few days back—I felt the baiting-for-longs flavor was strong. Every time price tried to push up, it was short by just one breath.
At the time, I went long around 248.60. Now the price has come to 172.79, and the profit shows +602.26%. Everyone in the car should have already laughed awake ✅🎉—it wasn’t that the market suddenly started acting right. It was that the rhythm got stepped on early.
When

Not convinced??? If you’re not, watch it again 👀🚀
While everyone was still watching, $ADA had already set the tone: the bottom is ranging sideways without breaking—when it pulls back, it can still be reclaimed. The buy pressure comes in wave after wave, getting harder and harder. Back then, I was watching this exact detail. I directly reminded everyone: go long. Entry reference: 0.1514 📌🔥
Now the price is at 0.162, and the return is +497.13%. This move is super satisfying—your brothers in the car should all understand that feeling 🎯💰🎉
Lock in profits when it’s time.
Don’t get sentime

This move made me re-verify one thing: when weakness continues, price often doesn’t give you a very comfortable entry, but the details gradually become clear.

$SNDK ’s opening position price at the time was 1695.17. What I was watching was that each rebound’s height was lower than the last, suggesting that the buy support above wasn’t strong. After the price moved to 1416.58, the sell-off response became gradually clearer, with a return of +789.02%.

In my observations, in this kind of market you can’t just focus on moment-to-moment fluctuations—you also need to see whether the momentum is c

a separate dispenser for Luke warm / hot / cold at the heart of tech SFO?
maybe the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen

This move is a bit ridiculous! In the last look before bed, it was still tugging back and forth, but when I opened the chart in the morning it dropped straight down 📉🔥. This time the $ICNT short was given so decisively.
Before the chart was fully activated, I could clearly see heavy pressure at the high 👀. When it was pushed up, there was no volume, and the follow-through looked weak. Every time it surged upward, it felt like it was just short one breath—at the time, I reminded myself: open both longs and shorts without hesitation.
From entering at 0.2422 to now 0.1598, the return is alread

Scam coins really mess with people’s minds! Once this wave of hype fades, it really goes back to where it came from—coming and going in a full loop!

Honestly, this chart really messes with people. 🚨📉
A few days ago in the afternoon $ONDO , it was still grinding slowly on top. A lot of people looked at it not dropping and wanted to rush in, but what I was watching wasn’t just how strong it looked on the surface—I was checking whether anyone was there to take it when it moved up. The result was obvious: the rebound had no steam, and the overhead pressure kept pressing.
While everyone was still watching, I noticed ONDO try to break above a few times but never managed to hold. The volume didn’t keep up, and the buy-side wasn’t solid 👀. In t

Guys, who gets it! This round of short positions really gave me face 📉🔥 A few days ago, when I was looking at the chart before bed, it was still grinding up there. A lot of people thought it was going to keep surging, but I watched for a bit—volume didn’t keep up, and when it moved up, nobody came in to catch it. This kind of rebound just doesn’t feel right.
At the time, $MU was around 1165.69, and I immediately leaned toward opening long. I wasn’t hard-charging in recklessly—I could clearly see the overhead resistance. Every time it tried to surge, it would fall short by that one breath �

Retail investor: I sell covered calls on all my stocks. Easy income every month.
Me: Why'd you buy those stocks in the first place?
Retail investor: Because I think they're going up. Obviously.
Me: So you bought them to go UP... then sold away the up with the CC?
Retail investor: I mean... I keep the premium though.
Me: You keep $200 & when the stock rips 40%, your shares get called away at the bottom of the move. You paid 40% of upside for $200.
Retail investor: ...that exact thing happened to me on $NVDA.
Me: It happens to almost everyone who sells calls on companies they believe in. You're

$TRIA Looking to go short and waiting for a pullback. This parabolic top-up has been extremely aggressive; the RSI is already severely overbought, and it may need a breather. I expect that the next move is likely to be a correction. You can watch the entry range of 0.00946 to 0.009696. For downside targets, start with 0.009000, then look lower at 0.008538. Place your stop-loss at 0.01008. However, be mindful of the risk: momentum is strong right now, and before the pullback it could still squeeze upward a bit more. Breaking above 0.009650 is also possible. Don’t go all-in—control your positio

Guys, who gets it! With this one down, the short positions directly have their emotions filled to the max 📉🔥 A few days ago, before sleeping I was still grinding it; once it pushed upward, there was no volume. $FIL Every time I wanted to stand above it, I just lacked that one breath. I was staring at the high area under pressure—telling myself not to chase longs, and to prioritize looking for going long. Don’t be afraid of it grinding; be afraid of you panicking first. 👀 Some money isn’t made by impulse. Entering from 1.0558, and now at 0.7767, the return rate has already hit +1273.05%. Th

I felt uncomfortable about that earlier surge. $TRX looked strong, but in reality it was more like a bull trap designed to lure buyers in at the highs.
The real change happened when TRX neared 0.37331. The moment sell pressure showed up above, the price immediately lost control. A lot of people saw the spike and chased. I was watching whether it could hold after the spike. It was very clear: if it couldn’t hold, it was a trap. The shorts’ rhythm ended up being even smoother.
Now the price has already been driven down to 0.32286. This position’s unrealized profit is +960.43%, and the market’s d