Gold is currently in the same situation as crypto after rising from 2640 to 3400 and then continuing to fluctuate between 3300 and 2800, with many people liking to go long at 40xx and having what they call conviction, but one day you’ll see gold at 35xx

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Everyone is calling for a crash, but I’m going long at 0.186$BERA
Unbelievable: $BERA plunged more than 20% overnight, while crypto-related U.S. stocks also tumbled, down an average of 6.07%, with MicroStrategy down 9.05%. While everyone was calling for a crash, I was going long at 0.186—that’s my entry zone.
The 24h volume ratio is 2.182, and the price was pushed down from 0.239 to 0.186. The selloff was brutal but decisive: this is panic selling, not a slow bleed.
Bullish thesis: First, panic-driven turnover has run its course, and the high-volume long red candle flushed out weak hands. Sec

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Most people are waiting for a breakthrough in energy policy. I think prices will fall first. A green transition without enough scale is just a sham; sooner or later, that shortfall will have to be made up. Don’t ask why—the bill for shrinking subsidies will come due eventually, so anyone stuck with the electricity bill should think twice. Save this prediction; we’ll come back and check tomorrow. If you’re watching, give me a follow.

$BELIEVE I believe in you guys)))

$1.33B in 12 months.
That’s how much 15 crypto protocols spent buying back their own tokens.
1️⃣ The big spenders
$HYPE : $689M
$PUMP : $285M
$SKY : $59M
$UNI : $57M
$CAKE : $45M
=> Hyperliquid alone is more than half of all buybacks tracked. 99% of its fees go to buying HYPE.
2️⃣ The real yield leaderboard
Buyback yield = 12-month buybacks ÷ market cap.
$ORE: 72.7%
$PUMP: 13.5%
$CAKE: 6.3%
$LIT: 3.9%
$JUP: 3.9%
$HYPE: 3.8%
=> PUMP buys back 13.5% of its market cap a year. HYPE, despite spending 2.4x more, sits at 3.8%.
3️⃣ Burn vs hold
Only 5 of 15 burn what they buy: $HYPE, $PUMP, $UNI, $CAKE, $O

A new face on trending: $TIA with 3.684x volume; I'm bullish
CoinGecko trending has a new face: $TIA made the list on surging volume, currently at 0.6753, up 12.419% over 24h. Flying against the market-wide headwind, I'm bullish at this level.
24h trading volume was 35315522 USDT, 3.684 times the 30-day average. Daily RSI is strong at 62.9, MACD is on day 5 of its golden cross with the histogram still expanding, and MA7 crossed above MA30 25 days ago. The short-term moving averages are in bullish alignment—the trend has all the right signals. Funding rate is 2e-05, and the long-short ratio is

$16k turned into $28k in 7 days!
A perfect result: The student started with $16k in capital and followed my strategy throughout. In just 7 days, the account grew to $28k. There were even some losing positions along the way, but the final result was a success!
Anyone familiar with the market knows that the hardest part isn’t the market itself—it’s mindset and discipline. Many people take small profits and run, stubbornly hold on through big losses, and trade too frequently, ultimately losing more and more.
Muhan’s approach always adheres to the core principles: no oversized positions, no overtr

$STBL Lower Unlocks, Higher Expectations?
STBL reportedly cut planned token unlocks by 77% over the next 12 months, potentially reducing future supply pressure.
But tokenomics alone won’t drive long-term value. The key question is whether real protocol adoption can translate into sustained demand for $STBL .
With $35.84M in reported 24H volume versus a $16.72M market cap, trading activity is notable—but volume isn’t proof of accumulation.
Can STBL turn improved tokenomics into lasting demand, or does it still need to prove its fundamentals?
#STBL #RWA #CryptoAnalysis

$KEEL
The consolidation zone above couldn’t work because the index made a liquidity sweep! It could have worked! The reason it didn’t is the Iran issue! Now we’ll see whether it can consolidate in the green zone

$AAVE I've watched this market all night, and something just feels off.
Price is flat around 156, practically playing dead, barely moving in 24 hours. But it's down 7% for the week, with daily trading volume just over $17 million.
Here's what's strange—an actual sell-off should come with volume. If someone is panic-selling, someone else should be buying, and the order book should be lively. This volume is even below the usual level.
**A drop on no volume doesn't mean someone is dumping; it means nobody is willing to place orders anymore.**
Buyers have disappeared, and so have the bids waiting

#WarshIMFSpeech Warsh once again chose to reject forward guidance, once again telling the market not to try to predict!
Don't guess; I won't leave the market any clues. 😂#沃什IMF讲话

$SOLV Upside momentum is weak! A bigger drop is coming❓❓
$SOLV It briefly rebounded to around $0.00449 but failed to hold its gains. The price is currently around $0.004326, and the chart shows selling pressure increasing. Short entry: $0.00430–$0.00440 Take profit: $0.004042 Stop loss: $0.004630 If it breaks below $0.00430, the price could drop further to $0.00420, then reach $0.00404. I currently lean bearish, but confirmation is important. Will sellers take control?

Stick to the plan! Perfect long entry!

Most people are watching the S&P for a breakout, but I think it’ll dip first before moving higher. Open interest in futures has hit another high, and turning points tend to come without warning in situations like this. I’m still most bullish on the AI and power theme. Whether the leaders have changed comes down to where the money is flowing—not just what people say. I’m saving this take and will come back tomorrow to see if it holds up.

🚨 Crude oil 8.5% up this week — $100 ready to load
WTI ( $CL ) just hit ~$98.84, 24h high $99.06
What’s driving it :
• Fresh tanker attacks — biggest spike since the Iran war started.
• Hormuz risk: US Central Command confirmed an Iranian projectile struck a container ship that later sank in the Strait.
• Houthis seized Yemen’s Mocha port + attacks on Saudi targets, adding Red Sea pressure on top of Gulf flows.
• EIA: US crude inventories dropped 8.6 million barrels (steepest since February) — strong refinery runs + exports.
• IEA members agreed to finish releasing the remaining 100 milli