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TalkingAboutMemeAsTheCoinMakes:
May the bull market return soon 🐂
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Yang Guang bit | August 13 $ETH Precise Strategy
Today's Plan
Short Strategy: Lightly enter short positions on a rebound to the 1890-1905 range
Stop-Loss: Above 1915
Take-Profit in Stages
First Target: 1870-1860
Second Target: 1850-1830
Core Conclusion
After previously surging to a high of 1924.97, ETH experienced a sustained pullback, dropping as low as 1852.22 and retreating more than 70 points from the high. It is currently consolidating in a narrow range around 1877. This round of decline was driven by multiple bearish factors: stalled US-Iran negotiations continued to fuel risk aversion
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JUST IN: Paxos-linked whale sold 800 BTC (~$50.72M) via Wintermute, part of a ~2,500 BTC (~$154M) offload in 2 months. If sustained, this could signal selective distribution pressure from a large holder. $BTC
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2026.8.13 Early BTC/ETH/XAU/SNDK/COIN Analysis
The market drained $175 million overnight, leaving 79,797 people bankrupt and wiped out; the market is basically stagnant, with liquidity continuing to contract. BTC/ETH volatility has been shrinking over the past month, and the need for a market shift will gradually increase over time; U.S. stocks have been the main theme of volatility over the past half month. Gold already showed a rebound trend at the beginning of the month and has basically exhausted its actionable range, so there has been no further gold selloff in the second half of last wee
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Gold prices are currently fluctuating around 4420, with a focus on the 4400–4420 range; below that is support at 4380.
I’m preparing to look for opportunities to buy the dip. Resistance is at 4450; as long as support holds, there will soon be a chance to break above this level.
Keep monitoring and don’t miss the upcoming signals.
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8.13 BTC Outlook
Watch for short opportunities around 638–643, with a stop-loss at 646.
First target: 630; second target: 622.
Yesterday’s CPI came in as expected. After the data was released, BTC indeed made a strong move up, reaching as high as 64450.
But here’s the key:
It moved up, but couldn’t hold.
It then fell all the way back, reaching a low of around 63283.
What does this indicate?
Even the positive news failing to produce a sustained breakout shows that short-term bullish support is clearly insufficient.
So don’t start calling it a reversal just because you see one rebound.
The 640–6
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💰 $NIL /USDT
🔻 SHORT
✳️ ENTRY (Use DCA STRATEGY) : 0.04245 , 0.0434 , 0.0443
🎯 TARGETS - 0.041 , 0.0395 , 0.0377 , 0.035 , 0.033 , 0.026
🀄️ LEVERAGE -  cross 10x
🔴 STOPLOSS - 0.045
⚠️ My chart doesn't control the market. This is just my personal view, and I can be completely wrong. Do your own research, manage your risk, and don't blame me if the market chooses violence.
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$SNDK August 13, 2026, deposited 4,000U; today's balance is 9,126U#Gate多项交易指标全球Top4
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Entry Price(USDT)
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Mark Price(USDT)
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Solana Morning Outlook
Short
Entry range: 75.90‑76.30, enter on a rebound meeting resistance
Stop-loss: 76.85
First target: 75.30‑75.50
Second target: 75.20
Long
Entry range: 75.10‑75.30, enter after a pullback stabilizes at support
Stop-loss: 74.70
First target: 75.80
Second target: 76.20
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The market is currently range-bound, so do not chase rallies or sell-offs. Wait for the price to reach the edge of the range and for a candlestick signal before entering. In this back-and-forth whipsaw market, always use a stop-loss and do not hold losing positions. Prioritize whichever side reaches its
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The AI wave is raging again! $SNDK surges past 1380—will SanDisk accelerate through the ceiling or lure bulls in before topping out?
“When the wind is at your back, the trend is the most powerful money-making machine!”
SanDisk surged nearly 6% intraday, now at 1,368.26! South Korea’s KOSPI Index has entered a technical bull market, memory chip giants are soaring across the board, and Fundstrat noted that the memory sector has begun outperforming the broader technology sector for the first time since June. The AI industry chain has fully activated the bulls through a synchronized rally!
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Even amid a choppy trend, BTC can still gain 1,000+ points$BTC #GateLaunchpool瓜分141万枚DOS
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Rebounding from the lows and trading strongly! Stabilizing above 4400 support, targeting the 4450 level

Gold surged to the session high of 4449 late yesterday before pulling back slightly. During today’s Asian session, it continued to dip, reaching the key support area at 4398 before rebounding from the lows. It is currently trading around 4411. Overall, the market is showing a choppy but strong pattern of “pulling back from elevated levels and stabilizing at support,” with bulls holding the upper hand in the battle between longs and shorts. The 4400 psychological level is an important short
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Precise validation of the strategy—let’s keep the winning streak going!
XAU once again offers 53 points of pullback room.
Staying in top form throughout July and August, I only fight battles I’m confident in and trade worthwhile market moves. Not letting good opportunities go to waste or pass me by is my principle. Are you still waiting?
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[Crypto Prediction]🔹OpenAI buys back employee shares
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CryptoShine:
2026 GOGOGO 👊
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$ETH From yesterday’s early-session analysis through the close,
the 55-point drop was completely within expectations.
Yesterday, we said selling pressure above was heavy, and that any rebound would be an opportunity to open short positions.
While many people were still guessing the top, we had already captured the confirmed decline.
Trading doesn’t require watching the market constantly,
only doing the right thing at key levels.#我的七夕交易分享
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JUST IN: An ETH ICO whale moved all 2,000 ETH to Coinbase, a position that started around $0.31 and now sits near $3.77M—an unrealized gain of roughly 6,060x over 11 years. $ETH 🟢
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Aped a bag of $CHIBI.
$SHIB became the Dogecoin killer.
Now cats are running and $CATE has emerged as the one to beat.
$CHIBI is the CATE killer.
Simple narrative. Easy x's.
First it was DOGE vs SHIB.
Now it is CATE vs CHIBI.
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#股票交易分享挑战 With July CPI cooling, are tech stocks safe in August?
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released July CPI data last night:
Headline CPI came in at 3.4% year-on-year (previously 3.5%), core CPI at 2.5% (previously 2.6%), and month-on-month figures were +0.1% and +0.2%, respectively.
All figures were in line with expectations.
As soon as the data was released, tech stocks rose across the board in premarket trading, the 2-year Treasury yield fell, and the probability of a rate hike in September dropped from 45% the previous day to 42%.
Inflation in line with expectations will sustain
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#股票交易分享挑战 July CPI fell—are tech stocks safe in August?
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released July CPI data last night:
Headline CPI was 3.4% year over year (previously 3.5%), core CPI was 2.5% year over year (previously 2.6%), and the month-over-month readings were +0.1% and +0.2%, respectively.
All were in line with expectations. 
As soon as the data was released, tech stocks rose across the board in premarket trading, the 2-year Treasury yield fell, and the probability of a September rate hike dropped from 45% the previous day to 42%.
In-line inflation will maintain the no-rate-hike narrative that formed after last week's employment report, but there will be another round of inflation and employment data before the September FOMC meeting, and this story could still change. Last night's CPI did not set a new high; the positive employment narrative was merely not overturned. Stay vigilant, because it could be replaced at any time by the next round of August data.
Tech stocks are safe
I don't think we can say that; conditions need to be attached.
1. In line with expectations is not bullish. Too many people fail to understand this. When the market has already priced in an outcome—for example, CPI falling to 3.4%—and the actual result happens to be exactly that number, the market will not surge simply because inflation really did fall, because the decline was already priced in. The real bullish catalyst is a result better than expected. In the market's eyes, meeting expectations simply means things were not worse; without new information, there is no new reason to reprice. Judging from the size of last night's tech rebound, the market was actually quite restrained. A genuine rally needs to be driven by an upside surprise.
2. At 42%, the rate-hike probability is still basically a coin toss. Falling from 55% to 45% and then to 42% looks like progress in the right direction, but this figure still means the market believes there is a near 50% chance that the Fed will hike rates in September. One hotter-than-expected employment report or a hotter-than-expected August CPI could instantly push it back above 50%. We discussed Kevin Warsh's long-tail effect in that article on Kashkari. Warsh's rate-hike logic is that current rates are simply not restrictive enough. As long as the next round of data does not show a clear cooling, the hawkish argument will not disappear. So the rate-hike alert has not been lifted; it could rebound at any time.
3. Three more data points have yet to be released
August 26: Nvidia Q3 FY2027 earnings. This is the most important single event in August. Nvidia's earnings are a crucial validation of the overall AI capex narrative, and the guidance will directly determine whether the market's confidence in AI demand (the numerator) strengthens or wavers.
August 27–August 29: The Jackson Hole symposium, the second-most important event in August. Warsh has acknowledged his communication mistakes and his failure to sufficiently reinforce the message of price stability. This speech is viewed as a test of whether he can repair his credibility. Whether it sets the tone for a September rate hike, his wording will directly affect the market's expectations for interest rates (the denominator).
September 11: August CPI release, the final inflation data before the September FOMC meeting. This is the real verdict. If August CPI continues to fall, with core CPI declining from 2.5% to 2.4% or even lower, the rate-hike probability could drop below 30%, and tech stocks could breathe a major sigh of relief. If August CPI rebounds to 2.6% or higher, the rate-hike probability will surge, and tech stocks will come under enormous pressure.
4. The underlying inflation picture has not changed. Although July CPI fell, inflation remains stubbornly far from the 2% target. Headline CPI at 3.4% is 70% above the 2% target; gasoline was up 24.6% year over year, meaning the aftershocks of the energy shock are still present, while the situation in the Middle East could deteriorate again at any time; housing inflation was up 3.2% year over year. Although it has declined from before, it remains the largest contributor to the monthly increase. There is also a hidden risk: one-third of the world's fertilizer supply is produced in the Persian Gulf region, and food prices could face new upward pressure before the end of the year. If an escalation of the Middle East conflict drives up fertilizer prices and that feeds through to food, inflation could rebound toward year-end.
So I would rather describe the July CPI decline this way: that 0.1-percentage-point drop was like the water level temporarily falling slightly amid a massive flood. The flood has not receded, and the water level remains far above the dam's 2% target—temporarily stabilized.
The race between the numerator and denominator
The valuation of tech stocks is essentially a fraction. The numerator is AI demand, which is improving; the denominator is interest rates, which are worsening or at least not falling.
The numerator is not visible in today's CPI data. CPI is a macroeconomic data point that describes how inflation is doing but does not tell us how AI demand is doing. The numerator will be reflected in Nvidia's earnings on August 26. If Nvidia sharply raises its Q3 guidance again and Vera Rubin orders exceed expectations, the numerator will improve at an accelerating pace. Even if the denominator is unfavorable, tech stocks can withstand it on the strength of the numerator. If Nvidia's guidance merely meets expectations or expresses caution about competition from custom chips, the numerator will not be strong enough, and if the denominator does not improve, tech stocks will be squeezed from both sides, making August potentially very difficult.
“Under the radar”
The unexpected weakness in July nonfarm employment.
The July nonfarm payrolls report released last Friday showed a net decline in U.S. nonfarm employment in July. This employment report was the real driver behind the rate-hike probability falling from 55% to 45%, because it undermined Kashkari's logic that the economy is too strong and interest rates are not restrictive enough. If employment is truly beginning to weaken, Kashkari's core argument—that corporate earnings are booming, consumers are still spending, and employment remains strong—will not hold up. At least the claim that employment is strong has been disproven. At the same time, it introduced the scenario the market fears most: stagflation. Inflation remains high and prices have not fallen, but the economy and employment are beginning to weaken, causing growth to stagnate. This is the most difficult combination to deal with. If inflation is high and the economy is strong, the Fed can raise rates confidently because the economy can withstand it; if inflation is low and the economy is weak, the Fed can cut rates to stimulate it; but if inflation is high and the economy is weak, raising rates will exacerbate the economic weakness, while not raising rates risks inflation running out of control. There is no good option.
Weak July employment combined with CPI still at 3.4% is an early sign of mild stagflation. If the data ahead continues to show the combination of weak employment and stubborn inflation, the market will not merely face a binary choice over whether to raise rates. Instead, it will face the dilemma of having no good options. In such a dilemma, high-valuation tech stocks are often sold first because they are the most sensitive to uncertainty.
August market outlook
1. The most optimistic scenario, but not the most probable. August CPI continues to fall, Nvidia's earnings guidance is explosive, and Warsh's wording at Jackson Hole is dovish. This combination would push the September rate-hike probability below 30%, drive the 2-year yield down further, and trigger a rebound in tech-stock valuations in August.
2. Base case. The data is neither hot nor cold: CPI is near expectations, Nvidia's earnings meet expectations without a major upside surprise, and Warsh continues to provide no clear signal at Jackson Hole. The rate-hike probability remains in the 40%–50% range, and the market waits for the September FOMC's final verdict amid volatility. August will see neither a major rally nor a major sell-off, but volatility will remain.
3. Most pessimistic scenario. August CPI rebounds, Nvidia's earnings guidance misses expectations or expresses concern about competition, and Warsh sends a hawkish signal at Jackson Hole. This would push the rate-hike probability back above 60%, send long-term rates to new highs, and put tech stocks under significant selling pressure.
At a deeper level, the fundamental conflict facing tech stocks this year is the race between AI demand in the numerator and interest rates in the denominator. You do not know which will reach the finish line first. Today's CPI temporarily slowed the denominator by one step, but we will not know how strong AI demand really is until Nvidia submits its results on August 26. The outcome of this two-legged race cannot be determined by a single CPI report. $MU
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Last night’s ETH short trade paid off; today I put in another 2,000 to see $ETH
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