Tong Ge’s 8.30 BTC outlook
$BTC Enter a short around the current price of 782–787, stop-loss at 792, first target 765, second target 750.
Current price: 78154. It’s the weekend, and the market has started inching along again. The funds lack strength, moving like an old lady climbing stairs—barely shifting position after ages.
It bounced from the lows yesterday, but don’t get excited. With weekend rebounds like this, the volume says it all—they’re very hollow.

$4 went from 0.0119 to 0.0209 in half an hour, and is now trading sideways at 0.0173. Trading volume is $267 million, with momentum even stronger than many major coins. This thing is like someone suddenly offering a high price for radishes at a farmers' market, with every neighboring vendor gathering around to watch—but you need to figure out whether someone is genuinely desperate enough to buy, or whether a few whales are putting on a show by trading among themselves.
I entered at 0.0128 yesterday and didn't sell when it hit 0.019 just now—I got greedy. My profit has now retraced by half. But

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Review of Monday’s (8/24) intraday live trading operations
7 wins and 2 bamboo shoots, for a total gain of 278⚡️ and a profit of 16,000🔪.
Trading involves both gains and losses, and the process has its ups and downs; the results speak for themselves. $XAUT #Gate7天净流入全球Top3

The RB chain bull market has started; bought some $PONS and am quietly waiting for it to break $1 billion
#fomo #pons #robinhood

Analyst: BTC short-term holders’ unrealized profit near 15% could trigger profit-taking near $80k, potentially pausing gains as these holders exit. $BTC

I did nothing but go to the bathroom, and when I came back, the candlestick chart had already done the work for me. I was watching when the market dumped early in the session: the rebound was weak, overhead resistance was obvious, and every push upward looked like doing push-ups—clearly lacking sincerity. When the screen was full of green and some people were panicking and cutting losses, I thought it was a good time to open a short. The result? From 0.028297 straight down to 0.024307, +279.58% secured. This move was purely because the market was in a good mood and casually scattered some gold

The two trades I made recently were both quite successful
SNDK gained 60%, while Niu Lai has 120% in unrealized gains
Both were oversold rebounds in strong leading assets, which happens to be something I’m relatively good at
But compared with making some profit, I’m even happier about the change in my mindset
Even if I completely miss the main upward wave, even if I miss the so-called 10x or 100x gains, I no longer feel much FOMO
Spending long stretches on the sidelines observing and earning a small segment that matches my understanding already puts me ahead of countless people

He says it’s about to drop, but he just won’t sell—the difference between a pro and a bagholder comes down to this one step
Famous trader Doctor Profit said today:
“Bearish sentiment toward Bitcoin will intensify over the next few days, and pressure on the bulls will increase.”
Then he added:
“I’m not shorting or selling. I’m continuing to hold my spot position opened at $62k.”
Wait—you know it’s going to drop, but you’re not selling?
That’s not a contradiction.
This is the most brutal dividing line between a pro and a bagholder.
First: he is forecasting sentiment, not price.
He said “bearish

I was just about to head to the forum and rant, but then I saw my balance and thought, never mind—the market is always right.
A few days ago, I was still debating whether to keep holding the position before going to sleep. Then the pattern of resistance at the highs played out, and I knew this round of short orders had not been placed for nothing. Before the market had fully started moving, I saw the rebound lose steam and volume fail to follow through, so I casually laid out a bearish thesis.
Now, $BEAT has been driven all the way from 3.2497 to 0.14, with the position up +43734.04%. Thi

Hyperliquid may officially enter the U.S. market, with recent reports saying that the Trump team and the CFTC are both pushing for it, and the market reaction has been quite enthusiastic. As a leading project in the decentralized derivatives sector, $HYPE once achieves regulatory compliance in the U.S., its liquidity, user base, and institutional participation will all rise to a higher level. However, regulatory compliance and user asset security remain key issues for decentralized exchanges entering the U.S. market. Hyperliquid previously attracted many professional traders with its efficien

This return has me feeling deeply uneasy, worried that the market will come to its senses tomorrow and blacklist me. 🙏After lunch, when I checked the chart, $TRX tried another push upward, but it softened as soon as it hit the key level, with sell orders pressing down as if they were free. I said right then: the rebound is weak—don't enter.
Sure enough, it slid steadily from 0.36011 to 0.33974, locking in +401.36%. That's enough for a good meal. 💸I closed 80% first, moved the protection level on the remaining 20% to the entry price, and will let it run if it keeps falling; even if it bounces

My hand trembled slightly when I set the stop-loss a few days ago, only to discover this morning that such filial piety was unnecessary. When it plunged intraday, buying support was especially weak; every attempt to rise fell just short. This kind of market clearly showed that nobody was taking the other side. I shorted at 0.07965 and slept quite soundly, only to wake up and find that 0.01972 had already been reached, cashing in +1481.5%—a substantial win, and all the staying up was worth it.

I would rather miss a limit-up than catch a falling knife and end up with blood all over my hands.

I was just about to go to the forum and rant, but then I saw my balance. Forget it—the market is always right.
When the screen was glowing green, I was already thinking that this rebound wouldn’t last long. There were no buyers higher up, sell orders were lined up neatly, retail investors were the only ones holding the line, and there weren’t any decent bids below. A few days ago, my pre-sleep call was to short the rebound, entering around 0.08210. The direction was spot-on.
I just took a glance, and the price has already reached 0.03687. Honestly, the +545.8% figure feels even better than I e

#Gate7DayNetInflowsTop3
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🔴 $ARB SHORT
🎯 Entry: 0.08631 – 0.08642
🛑 Stop Loss: 0.08809
🎯 TP: 0.08567 - 0.08378 - 0.08257

This was purely the market being in a good mood and casually tossing out some gold coins—I just happened to get hit on the head by one, and it landed both accurately and hard.

When I checked the market after lunch, the position was already up +253.9% in unrealized profit. I held from 0.0072156 to the current 0.0080646, and it never made me uncomfortable. But let’s be clear: this move wasn’t pure luck. At the time, $AKE pulled back to around 0.0072156 and stabilized, with buying pressure clearly strengthening. I entered after seeing strong support, and it surged right afterward. I simply got

Killa’s “contradictory script”: Is the bottom at $62k, but will the $20 billion in long positions have to die first?
Killa published an article last night. I read it three times.
In the same article, he made two statements:
First: “The bottom of this Bitcoin cycle may already have formed, and a drop to $50k in October is highly unlikely.”
Second: “If Bitcoin drops to $61k, the expected value of long liquidations could reach as high as $20 billion. Market makers have the incentive and possibility to liquidate long positions first and then rebuild their positions.”
Wait.
The bottom has already f