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I had already finished complaining to my friends about this week’s market action, but now I have to take it back. A little awkward.

A few days ago, I took a look at $ETHFI before bed. ETHFI was bottoming and moving sideways around 0.4789, grinding out a bottom without breaking down. It felt like funds were quietly entering. Without thinking much, I opened a long and casually mentioned it in the long-entry alert.

When I opened the chart in the morning, it was at 0.5964, +1742.15%. I was bullish—the buildup was truly sluggish, but the breakout feels great.

The market has a way of humbling

Market volatility has been unrelenting lately. Hold on to your tokens, guys—don’t give them away for nothing. An excellent hunter only needs to wait for the right moment to strike a fatal blow. The bullet is already loaded; we just need to wait patiently….

The long position from this trade has entered the profit-taking zone. +347.48% is not the end, but I’ll take some off first. This $USELESS move up from 0.20207 was driven by a retest confirmation after the breakout, not by chasing the rally. I’ll handle it with a 70/30 split: take 70% off the table first and watch the previous high with the remainder.

There was some shakeout action and wick spikes intraday, but the key level held, and buying support remained steady. I don’t use many indicators, focusing mainly on previous highs, previous lows, and volume-price action; moving averages are onl

Gold Morning Outlook for September 16
Gold traded in a weak, range-bound pattern yesterday, with prices consolidating narrowly within the $4,320–$4,260 range during the day. The daily chart formed a doji with upper and lower shadows.
On the fundamental side, market expectations for another rate hike this year have risen somewhat. The Federal Reserve will announce its latest rate decision at 2:00 a.m. tomorrow, and market sentiment has become more cautious, narrowing gold’s short-term trading range.
Technically, although gold’s overall decline has slowed over the past two days, the broader tren

The CLARITY Act’s procedural vote in the Senate failed, with approximately 49 votes in favor and 50 against, in line with expectations.
It received no Democratic support, while four Republicans voted against it. This is not a final rejection; the bill remains on the agenda.
A revote is highly unlikely in the short term: Congress recesses in early October and will not reconvene until after the November midterm elections. Tillis introduced a motion to reconsider, but no specific date has been set. More likely, it will have to wait until after the election or the new Congress in 2027. This year’s

This move—I genuinely didn’t understand it, but it understood me. When the whole screen was glowing green, everyone else was running, while I calmly analyzed $AAOI ’s rebound structure. Every upward push was forced back down, the rebound was weak, and selling pressure was strong. I went short at 152.22 and took profits when it was time.
I’d rather miss a limit-up move than catch a falling knife and end up covered in blood.
During the repeated intraday swings, 95.76 was reached, and +1786.22% felt incredible. I closed 80% first, protected the remaining 20% at breakeven, and let the profits run

58 down and 10 up across the market, VTHO surges 20%: an independent move that even short sellers paying fees cannot suppress
What a move—amid a defensive market with 58 down and 10 up, $VTHO went against the trend and surged 20.156%. I’m bullish here; buy the dip on a pullback.
Current price: 0.000769, volume ratio 3.868; the latest three 15m volumes were 133 million, 142 million, and 188 million, while the average volume in the previous hour was only 64 million.
First, the funding rate is -0.00191054, meaning shorts are paying every 8 hours and still cannot suppress the price. Second, the da

The market doesn’t explain itself; it only moves, and all you need to do is not make reckless moves. When I opened the chart this morning, $GRVT selling pressure was strong, trading volume was low, and the rebound was weak. I judged that the key resistance level above was still in place and warned short sellers not to recklessly chase longs. Shorted at 0.2933, now at 0.1682, return +839.82%. The sleepless nights weren’t in vain—it feels amazing. Those on board must have woken up laughing. Close 80% first, protect the remaining 20% at the entry price. If the sell-off continues, let the profits

$PI Picked up some cheap chips again today😊😊😊

NEAR is trending across the entire internet, but futures funds are pulling out: I’m shorting this sentiment-driven move first
$NEAR 24h -6.8% and still trending—people are entering, but money is leaving. Direction: bearish in the short term; any rebound is a window to reduce positions.

Current price 2.334 (24h range 2.298–2.504), with a volume ratio of only 0.942—attention has not translated into volume; the Fear & Greed Index is at 69, in the greed zone.

Bearish rationale: first, funds are pulling out, with OI down 14.82% versus last week’s record and the long-short ratio at 1.7525; sec

【$BTC Signal】1H weak under pressure, short the rebound
$BTC Short-term weakness continues to push lower, with market depth at -47.72% and a buy/sell ratio of 0.35. The 4H MACD death cross persists, short-period histogram bars are contracting, and the price is hugging the lower Bollinger band at 76206.3432. The EMA20/50 hourly lines are both exerting downward pressure. The funding rate is 0.0091%, and OI is stable. The latest hourly volume is 1213, with a buy ratio of 0.56, indicating limited support for a rebound.
🎯Direction: Short
⚡Entry/Limit Order: 76742.579 - 76973.500
🛑Stop-loss: 77743.

$DOGE Buy where no one is paying attention, sell when the crowds are roaring!

CEX competition is no longer just about “who’s bigger”
If exchanges are compared to runners in a race, trading volume rankings represent their current positions, while growth rates show how fast they have actually been running recently. #Gate广场中秋团圆局 + ​#Gate广场中秋团圆局
CryptoQuant data shows that Gate ranks among the global Top 3 in spot trading volume, with spot trading volume growing 667% over 30 days, ranking first globally; meanwhile, its contract trading volume growth ranks among the global Top 3
This data at least points to one phenomenon: Gate’s market activity has changed noticeably recen

For this $TRUMP short, I entered only after the rebound failed, not by trying to call the top early. There were repeated wicks around the previous high, with heavy selling pressure above, and no support on the pullback, so I treated the rebound as a short opportunity.
After entry, it did not immediately drop and moved sideways for a while. I only watched the protection level and did not make random moves during the consolidation. Once it broke below the previous low, the bears truly accelerated, and I took 80% off when the floating profit reached +365.26%.
I continued to trail the remaining 20

Bitcoin saw a rebound overnight, with the price rising to around 77300 at its highest before failing to hold, after which bears quickly stepped in and launched a new round of downward movement. The morning low fell to around 74900, retesting the 75000 support area. The price has now rebounded slightly to around 75700, while the overall market remains in a weak consolidation pattern.
Technically, the rebound highs have been gradually declining while the lows continue to hit new levels. The drop to 74900 has broken below the previous key support at 75000, and the bearish structure remains intact

After a false breakout at the highs, I tried shorting on $UNI without waiting for the breakdown before chasing, entering around 6.661.

This trade was not easy to hold. There was a pullback in between, and the stop-loss was nearly swept, but the trend structure remained intact and rebound volume was average, so I continued holding. I only moved the stop-loss down and did not make random moves during the consolidation.

At 6.321, I first took profits at an 80/20 split on the +363.24% gain: 80% locked in, with 20% left to monitor the liquidation zone. I am not in a hurry to close everything a

#CLARITY法案关键投票在即 #Gate广场中秋团圆局 The US Senate failed to secure the 60 votes needed for the CLARITY Act, which aims to introduce comprehensive regulations for the crypto market. The vote ended 50 to 49.
The law’s primary purpose is to clarify which agency—SEC or CFTC—will oversee crypto assets and establish clearer rules for the industry.
The failure of the law to advance means regulatory uncertainty regarding the crypto market in the US will continue.
Investors should closely monitor the legal status of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins, as well as exchange operations, DeFi, and stablecoin regul