$PI Faith really collapsed, because I kept believing and kept adding, and I’ve never sold—how does it keep adding and keep falling? Is it a bottomless pit? ‌

This short trade felt really comfortable today. After $LAB was pushed down from the high, the chart immediately gave a clear answer.
What I was focusing on wasn’t just a single bearish candle, but the repeated failed attempts above. After entering around 4.25647, the price kept testing, but it couldn’t hold—something here just felt off. Many people are still hesitating whether to go long, but what I care more about is whether the downside space will open up once the support gives out.
Now the price is at 0.25032, and the unrealized position profit is +1853.6%. The downside profit has already b

The moment I open my eyes in the morning, my account is up by nearly another one percentage point.
No need to watch the chart, no need to be anxious—let the trend run on its own, and the profits will come on their own.
That kind of solid, “post-sleep” sense of reliability really becomes addictive 📈

SUI shorts with a 95% win rate—are you in?

$SUI /USDT - SHORT sell

Trading plan:
Entry: 0.7186 – 0.7218
SL: 0.7359
TP1: 0.7085
TP2: 0.7006
TP3: 0.6889

Why focus on this structure?
The 1D trend is clearly bearish, and the 4h timeframe has extremely strong short signals.
The RSI on 15m is 52.8, neutral but slightly weak, with no push for a rebound.
Current entry is 0.7202, with TP1 at 0.7085, TP2 at 0.7006, and SL at 0.7359.
Why now? Daily breakdown + bearish consensus—this is a sell-the-rip window.

Discussion:
Will this leg of the move reach TP2 first, or will it fake out with a r

$PI add to the position, add to 😀

A few days ago, my last glance before sleeping was still grinding—when I woke up, I got the result straight away! This wave of shorts is really giving face 📉🚀
While everyone is still watching and waiting, I knew something was off about the rebound from $CYS . It kept pushing up with no end, with heavy resistance overhead—once it went up, nobody stepped in. The setup was unmistakable 👀. Back then, the reminder around 0.4651 was to think about a short; I was waiting for this pullback.
When you’re making money, the biggest fear is suddenly getting carried away.
Don’t be greedy for that last bi

Don’t say—this move is really giving face. 📉🔥 When the market was grinding out a base during the session, many people were still waiting for the rebound to keep going, but I saw that when $FET pushed up from the high, there wasn’t much volume—momentum on the support side is getting weaker and weaker, and the “bait to lure” feel is already very obvious.
While everyone is still watching, I gave the long/short signal around 0.2530—the core is: don’t chase a fake breakout and don’t chase the fake pull; watch for how price is under pressure at the highs. Now the price is at 0.1589, with a return

Let’s go—this year is going to blow up #PreIPOsSeason2OpenAISubscription #MillionDepositCashback #IsraelStrikesIranBTCPlunges #WarshTestimonyMeetsCPI #USIranWarCloudsGather

JUST IN: SemiAnalysis notes HBM demand will outpace supply in 2026, with Samsung and SK Hynix shifting wafer capacity to HBM and away from general DRAM; CXMT sits ~10% DRAM share but trails top fabs by ~3 years in process tech. $HBM $DRAM

Some first-week observations on Robinhood chain 🟢🏹📝
There’s a way to operate here and many ways not to.
At first I was going substantially into plays from my $1k starting balance. But since many are a few hundred k market cap when you find them, and saturation is now high, that’s not the play anymore.
So in a week I went from $1k to $2.5k. Some would say that’s not too impressive, and tbh it’s not, considering I peaked around $5k.
But here’s how I’m playing it now. I’m avoiding new launches unless conviction is extremely high. Most will not make it.
1) The plays worth getting into are o

Down 20%, in less than a day, I placed around 100 small orders and straight up did more than double—who else, really? Turns out high-frequency is my personal cash-printing machine. Big-picture at a higher level? I just can’t really play that.

So the "conspiracy theory" that Nikita made our tweets invisible was actually 100% true.

Last week, Tom Lee along with the Bitmine fund continued to spend $42 million to acquire an additional 27,801 ETH. He currently holds nearly 5.8 million ETH (accounting for 4.8% of total supply) with an average cost basis of $3,374.
The impetus behind this aggressive accumulation is the surge of Robinhood Chain, demonstrating Ethereum’s high real-world utility. Ongoing inflows into the ecosystem and the consumption of ETH, which drive transaction fees, indicate that users have treated it as a required operating currency rather than purely a speculative asset.

Woke up and it’s in great shape! 📉🚨 A few days ago, that afternoon spike in $LUNC looked fierce, but it was actually weak—once it rushed up, there wasn’t enough follow-through. Each time it surged, it lacked that last bit of momentum. At the time I felt this wasn’t strength; it was bait.
While everyone else was still watching, I focused on the area around 0.00008118 and laid out the long setup. The reason was simple: don’t chase an unlimited surge; don’t harden your stance against a suppression level; if the chart doesn’t cooperate, just go along with the weakness. 🎯👀
Now the price is 0.00

Is BTC’s rebound just a false long trap?
$BTC /USDT - go short SHORT
Trading plan:
Entry: 62400.2 – 62575.0
SL: 63326.6
TP1: 61858.3
TP2: 61438.8
TP3: 60809.5
Why focus on this structure?
- The 1D trend is clearly bearish; with 4h EMA resistance, rebound momentum is insufficient.
- The 15m RSI is 60.04, nearing the overbought area, increasing short-term pullback pressure.
- Around 62487.6 is a SHORT opportunity: TP1 61858.3, SL 63326.6.
- Why now? RSI is high + daily-line bears, and the rebound has already reached the resistance zone.
Discussion:
Will this move first reach TP2 at 614

$EWY I think it’s possible to take a short-term bet on a rebound. Right now, the price is bouncing up from the bottom—before the bears come back out, grab a round of relief trading. The entry range is 165.88-167.89; on the upside, watch 174.34 and 180.30. If it breaks below 160.9, back off.
But to be clear, this is just a contrarian short-term trade; the bigger picture is still very bearish. Don’t take it as a trend signal.
Manage your position yourself—never go all in. You’re responsible for the risk.

7.14 Morning BTC short-selling idea
Entry: short at 62,700 - 63,200
Stop-loss (defense): above 63,700
First target: 62,000 - 61,800
Second target: around 61,000
BTC yesterday surged to a high of 64,411 and then, after that, incremental long-side funds directly dried up. A large number of long positions got liquidated and exited in bulk. At higher levels, there is a massive pile of trapped liquidity. The zone 62,700 - 63,200 on top is the key heavy-pressure range of this rebound. As long as price rebounds into this area, it will face concentrated sell pressure from both take-profit orders and t

$CAP Signal | 1H buy-side order book support + short-term long setup
$CAP Buy-side depth ratio 1.15, funding rate 0.016%, 1H RSI 60.07, price is trading 0.0187 above the EMA20. On 4H, bullish MACD histogram bars are converging, trading volume has fallen for three consecutive candles, and sell pressure is weakening. The Bollinger middle band at 0.0177 provides effective support; there are dense limit orders near the current price around 0.0193, indicating strong willingness to take bids. Long risk-reward is 1.5, with a clear stop-loss at 0.0191268.
🎯Direction: Long
⚡Entry/limit orders: 0.01926