The short position I set a few days ago before bed had already made me feel too embarrassed to take a screenshot by the time I woke up. 😏 $STRK was surging pretty aggressively then, but the volume simply didn’t keep up, with volume continuously declining at the highs—isn’t that a textbook sign of a weak rebound? I went short at 0.03656 as planned. When I checked the chart after lunch, the price had already slid to 0.02779, with +1156.52% in floating profit. The brothers on board must have woken up laughing. It really dragged beforehand, but the outcome is truly sweet. The strategy is simple:

Intraday, BTC rose all the way to around 77000. By early morning, after surging to around 81771, BTC came under pressure. At noon, we called for BTC at its current price of over 77000, and the movement was completely under control! It has now seen a slight pullback.

From the current chart, the daily chart shows a strong rise with a large bullish candlestick, and the price has stabilized above the upper Bollinger Band. The large-scale bullish structure remains intact, with strong bullish momentum;
On the 4-hour chart, consecutive bullish candles are moving upward, the Bollinger Bands are wide

The several trading opportunities shared in the subscription section a few days ago have all performed well, $MSTR $COIN $CRCL $BMNR $AAPL $SPCX basically all moving as expected.
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The Fed’s dovish signals last night, coupled with market expectations for weak nonfarm payrolls data tonight, sent Bitcoin sharply higher ahead of time, briefly breaking above $81,000. The price action has already sent a signal: tonight’s data will only make the battle more intense.
The data is not out yet, but the market has already “jumped the gun”
The ADP “little nonfarm” report released on Wednesday showed only 38,000 new jobs, far below the expected 47,000 and the lowest since January this year. Major institutions expect August nonfarm payrolls tonight to come in at around 53,000 to 58,00

$BTC Bitcoin is back at 80k again—feels great.

I only wanted to freeload a breakfast, but the market ended up serving me dumplings for half a year. 🍜 Even when the screen was full of green, $APT was still pretending to be strong, but every rebound fell just short, with clear resistance overhead and volume failing to follow. I took a close look around dawn and judged that this move was zombie-like but not dead, so I opened a short at 0.9133. When the early-session sell-off hit, the price plunged straight to 0.6009, locking in +2430.96%—that felt really good. This entry point wasn’t because I’m especially skilled; it was simply the market g

The market is accelerating higher 🚀 and stepping hard on the gas!
BTC surged to $81,288, while ETH held firmly above $2,515. After the broader market successfully broke through, liquidity quickly flowed into various narrative-driven coins.
Sector hotspots erupted one after another:
$ZEC surged to $954 as funds poured into privacy coins;
$USELESS touched 0.187, rising strongly for several consecutive days and putting short sellers under mounting pressure;
$EDGE reached a high of $0.66, with a fresh narrative rapidly gathering market attention.
⚠️Important reminder: A sea of red candlesticks

What truly tests people in this kind of market is not whether they dare to act, but whether they dare to enter when everyone else has yet to react. After the two-hour triangle consolidation completed, the price returned to 77609.8, with clear support near the moving averages. I judged that this was not a consolidation continuation, but the starting point of a new move.
After entry, the price quickly moved away from the cost basis, with even the pullback lasting only a short time, indicating that the buyers remained in control. From entry to the current 81147.2, the unrealized profit is +790.46

With this move, I don't even need to think—the account is dancing on its own. While everyone else was still waiting and watching, I already felt something was off. It had clearly moved sideways at the highs for so long, selling pressure kept growing, yet trading volume kept shrinking. That's not a good sign.
I saw it even more clearly while it was grinding out a bottom intraday: support was insufficient, and no one was stepping in to buy as it moved up. This kind of price-volume divergence can't hold for long. So around 0.5243, I directly went with a short-side approach, focusing on following

$BR doubled in an hour, then crashed back to 0.3164, with $114 million in trading volume as bulls and bears battled viciously at this level. Don’t rush to chase it—the Fear and Greed Index has now surged to 72, sentiment is already scorching hot, while BR’s funding rate has jumped from 0.03% last night to 0.09%—leveraged longs are piling in aggressively, and such one-sided bullishness is often a sign that a market shift is imminent. 0.3517 is today’s ceiling and 0.21 is the floor; this 50% range in between shows the market has reached no consensus at all, with speculative capital simply profit

What is truly worth recording in this move is not how much the market ultimately rose, but that the direction had already been determined before the launch. The core key levels held through several consecutive pullbacks, and the key levels were gradually moving higher, so instead of continuing to short at the time, I waited for a reclaim and treated it as a long entry.
The entry reference was 37.23, mainly because buying support began to strengthen after the pullback, while the key structure on the four-hour timeframe gradually moved higher. Entering at this level provided a clear stop-loss an

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From Kimi to Hong Kong stocks, AI investment is moving from “storytelling” into the “age of doing the math”
If the most popular term in the AI industry over the past two years was “model capabilities,” then the market may care about only three words next: Can it make money?
Kimi’s parent company, Moonshot AI, has reportedly secretly submitted an A1 filing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange while advancing a new funding round at a pre-money valuation of approximately $50 billion. Although the company has not confirmed the IPO news, this move alone is enough to make the market reassess the pace at

Nvidia has returned to a $5.4 trillion market cap; what’s truly frightening is that AI is still expanding
Nvidia has reclaimed a $5.4 trillion market cap, and the market has once again begun discussing a familiar question: Has Nvidia become too expensive to touch?
My answer is: Whether it is expensive depends on what you use to measure it.
If you look only at market cap, $5.4 trillion is indeed a staggering figure. But viewed against the broader backdrop of the AI industry boom, what Nvidia is truly enjoying is not the valuation of an ordinary chip company, but the premium brought by the super

Bitcoin is broadly showing a volatile upward pattern. After starting a strong rebound from the low around 76960 in the early hours of today, it continued to rise amid consolidation, breaking through multiple short-term resistance levels and dense position zones, and reached a high near 81980. It is currently trading at 81438, with bullish buying continuing to build and ample rebound momentum in the market. Ethereum is highly correlated with Bitcoin's movement, likewise beginning its upward move from the low of 2380 and surging to around 2510, steadily following Bitcoin higher throughout, with

What was truly valuable about this trade was not the final profit, but that the plan beforehand was basically not disrupted by short-term volatility. At the time, the market was at the end of a sideways consolidation, with neither the upside nor downside breaking out, but the center of gravity at key levels was clearly rising. So instead of taking a bearish view, I waited for a pullback confirmation before going long.
The entry reference was 140.09. The core logic was that the price had found support multiple times in the same area, while the short-term moving averages had begun to flatten and

$PI If you can't hold it, you just can't hold it.