I'm dying—Xue Manzi is actually lecturing people to "have a sense of proportion"? 🤡
A veteran scammer who fleeced retail investors so badly back then that he was blacklisted across the internet is now pretending to be a moral mentor? It's like a thief teaching a robber how to steal elegantly, while complaining that the other guy's form isn't proper enough.
Old Xue, don't you blush when you say that? Everyone has a pretty good memory—stop pretending. 😂
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OPG corresponds to OpenGradient. Spot trading is active today, but no new mainnet or funding-level announcement in public information matches this jump, suggesting it is trading-driven.
$OPG

No trades, no analysis, just sheer luck—this performance is embarrassing even to talk about. But a review is still necessary. The moment I opened the chart this morning, I could immediately see that the overhead resistance was obvious. Volume failed to follow, selling pressure was intense—this was textbook helplessness, wasn’t it?

I decisively placed a short at 0.61559. I just took a glance, and it was at 0.10442, with a +1635.28% return. The sleepless nights were worth it—I handled this move perfectly.

I’m closing the position with the +1635.28% return for now and locking in the profit. I

I was just about to go to the forum and start cursing, but then I looked at my balance and let it go—the market is always right. During the repeated intraday swings, I kept watching that momentum: each push upward was weaker than the last, and volume failed to follow. The support was far too weak. This kind of rebound isn’t a reversal; it’s a ladder for people to climb down and exit.
I gave the short-selling idea, and the bearish thesis played out clearly. $ZEC slid all the way from 837.27 to 828.42, locking in +74.51%. Feeling good, brothers.
Close 70% first; put the bulk in your pocket befo

solana is getting busier by the day
4.24B transactions processed in July
that’s not just traders clicking buttons
that’s users
apps
bots
builders
capital
the network effect is getting harder to ignore

I only wanted to score a free breakfast, but the market ended up covering my dumplings for half a year 😎 When the early-session sell-off began, $FARTCOIN every push higher fell just short, with the overhead resistance obvious. I directly chose to short this low-volume rebound. Some people still argued with me that this was about to reverse, so I ignored them.

From 0.21184 to 0.19436, +629.75% secured. Feeling great, brothers—today we can have a proper meal.

First closed 70%, securing the bulk of the profits; moved the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to the entry price and let it continue

I originally wanted to cut my losses as a sacrifice to the heavens, but the ritual never happened—the meat cooked itself.
When I first saw the bearish news, I was honestly a little uneasy too, but the market told me one thing: the rebound had zero volume. Every push upward was just short of breaking through—no one was taking the bids, and it reeked of a classic bull trap. As the market repeatedly fluctuated intraday, I told my brothers: Don’t panic. This rebound is weak; hold the short position, and it’ll give us the answer later.
The short position was opened at 0.21896. I just refreshed the

$PROM Thank you, bandar. I’ve already exited with a pretty hefty profit. Get out quickly, friends—if you’re already in profit, don’t give the bandar time to sell and dump the coin. $PROM

Two key defensive starters out—where is Dortmund’s Achilles’ heel?
Brothers, Dortmund have a major problem in this game—their defense is short-handed.
Starting center-back Nico Schlotterbeck is sidelined for an extended period with a torn medial ankle ligament. Captain Emre Can has also been ruled out with a torn cruciate ligament. Left wing-back Bensebaini suffered injuries to his ribs and liver after a collision in the German Super Cup and was still training separately by running before the match. Kaba is also unavailable.
Schlotterbeck is the anchor of Dortmund’s defense, while Emre Can is

Newcastle are Tottenham’s nemesis! Tottenham have failed to keep a clean sheet in 14 straight matches, and they’ll go down again this time
Folks, don’t be fooled by Tottenham playing at home—the stats are heavily against the hosts. In their last 8 Premier League meetings, Tottenham have just 1 win and 6 losses, and they have never kept a clean sheet in their last 14 matches against Newcastle. In their last 5 league meetings, Tottenham have 1 draw and 4 losses, conceding at least two goals in every game. Newcastle are Tottenham’s biggest nemesis, scoring 102 goals and claiming 28 wins in 62 Pre

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 a sausage. I went long at 77595.4, the current price is 78057.57, and the return is +102.77%. Time to have a good meal, brothers.

A few days ago in the early hours, $BTC was moving sideways at the bottom, buying pressure was quietly strengthening, and I knew it was time to act just by watching the chart. I opened a long and sent out a reminder, and the chart gave me the answer when I checked it this morning.

I’ve taken 80% off the table fi

$PROM 24 hours rose 32%, with trading volume surging to $91.9 million. Everyone is looking for the reason behind this big bullish candle. But let me tell you directly: this move has absolutely nothing to do with the Federal Reserve. It is purely market makers using broader market sentiment to shake out shorts—rising from 4.8 to 6.94, with a 44% amplitude. This kind of movement is clearly tightly controlled.
There is neither CPI nor nonfarm payrolls today, so the macro environment is basically in a vacuum. U.S. stock futures and the dollar index are both moving sideways, while Bitcoin is hoveri

Sun Ge’s political positioning is clearly insufficient: money is never the pinnacle, money cannot match power, and merchants cannot fight officials. That’s basic.
Jing Tian is roughly a prince’s consort’s stand-in—the Wanwan who was “like you” to Chun Yuan. This is roughly a blood-drop kinship test; Sun Ge led the charge and swore a deadly oath, so cutting ties now will be hard to do cleanly.

August 30 $BTC recent market conditions and outlook for next week,
All the trades given in the livestream recently had more than 1,000 points of room; in one week, everyone achieved account growth of varying sizes.
Bitcoin went through a complete “policy roller coaster” this week. On August 25, it briefly climbed above $81,000, returning above the $80k mark for the first time since mid-May; however, by August 28, the price rapidly fell from the intraday high of around $81,330 to around $77,300. The speech by Fed Chair Woshi at the Jackson Hole Global Central Bank Annual Meeting was the cleares

Daily active wallets on the Pumpfun app are looking insane.
The onboarding is happening.

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 a sausage. I opened the chart this morning and saw that $DGAI ’s short position had delivered the answer again: entry at 0.7675, current price 0.6721, return +279.48%—feels really great. The judgment at the time was simple: the rebound lacked strength, and every upward push fell just short. With this kind of trend, not shorting would be doing the chart a disservice. The wait was indeed frustrating, but the result feels great. As for the trade,

If Rice is out, can Arsenal’s midfield withstand Brighton’s suffocating press?
Guys, I think the biggest variable in this match is Rice.
Rice was forced off in the previous game against Chelsea and is currently a “major doubt.” If Rice really cannot play, Arsenal’s midfield will be weaker both defensively and in progressing the ball.
The replacement could be Zubimendi alongside Jorginho or Partey. Zubimendi’s distribution is not a problem, but his defensive coverage and physicality fall well short of Rice’s. Brighton’s midfield press is notoriously fierce, and without Rice as a shield, whether