This was purely the market being in a good mood and casually tossing out some coins, which happened to land right on my head. When I opened the chart this morning, $LINK was moving sideways near the bottom around 9.352, volume had shrunk ridiculously, and the sell orders were no longer pushing it down. I figured there wasn't much room left to fall, so I directly marked it as Open Long in my plan. Now 10.917 has already played out, with +1181.4% in gains secured. It was genuinely sluggish at first, but the breakout feels great—staying patient wasn't in vain. Being out of position isn't a crime; opening positions recklessly is the mistake. I also noted the position management: take profit on 80% first—secure the gains that should be secured—and move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to the entry price, letting it do its own thing. Keep an eye on your profits, brother, and don't end up taking another roller-coaster ride in the end. There are still opportunities, so don't rush. For a trade you're not confident in, taking a look keeps you clear-headed; buying a position makes you foolish. There will be more opportunities ahead. I'll keep watching, and call it out as soon as the signal appears. $BTC $XRP

SpaceX just unlocked $116B in shares. Most traders are watching the price. The smart money is watching the calendar. Everyone saw SPCX spike past $225 after its historic IPO. Almost nobody noticed less than 5% of shares were actually tradable. We were all trading a paper-thin float. Then August 6 hit. 911.5 million shares, roughly $116 billion worth, became eligible for sale. Did SPCX crash? No. It rose 6.1% that day. Here's what Gate traders need to lock in. Gate confirmed it will support the next SPCX unlock on August 26, 2026, 12:00 UTC, releasing 20% of eligible holdings. If you're holding SPCX via Gate's Pre-IPOs zone (SPCX/USDT pair), that date is your checkpoint. Not the headline. The actual unlock clock. This isn't a one-time cliff drop. SpaceX structured this as a ladder. After the August wave, five more 7% tranches land on fixed days post-IPO (June 12 listing): day 70, 90, 105, 120, 135. That lands roughly on August 21, September 10, September 25, October 10, and October 25. Each one is a fresh supply test. The number that should worry latecomers: if all eligible shares hit the float, SPCX's tradable portion roughly doubles from ~4.8% to ~11.8% of total shares inside a few months. A price-based bonus unlock (30%+ above IPO price into earnings) was also on the table, but SPCX went into its August earnings near all-time lows, so those bonus shares stay locked until December 8. Retail read the August unlock as "supply flood, sell it." Price said otherwise. That's the flip: an unlock isn't automatically bearish. It's a liquidity event, and liquidity cuts both ways depending on who's actually selling. Bull case: metered, staggered releases (not a single dump) mean SpaceX engineered this to avoid shock. August proved demand can absorb it. Bear case: five more tranches into a stock already at ~90x sales, still below its $135 IPO price, is a lot of rope if sentiment turns. What to actually do on Gate: don't trade the headline. Trade the calendar. Mark August 21 and August 26. Watch how SPCX/USDT behaves through both. If it holds like the first wave did, the market's telling you it can digest the supply. If it cracks, that's your signal too. Anti-FOMO note: the real supply event isn't this month. Musk's ~6.4B-share block plus the extended investor group, over 60% of pre-IPO shares, doesn't unlock until June 2027. Everything happening now is the small wave. The float didn't shrink because shares disappeared. It shrank because almost none of them were allowed to trade yet. On Gate, you can watch that clock tick in real time via the SPCX/USDT pair. ‍#SpaceX #SPCX #GateIO $SPCX $XRP

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