The recent BTC surge has clearly livened up the group again😀😃
But now I’m actually a little afraid to chase.
It’s not that I think the rally is over, but after every rapid rise like this, people’s emotions change incredibly fast.
People who were asking yesterday, “Could it fall below $70k?” have started asking today, “When will it reach $100k?”
This shift is actually quite interesting.
Right now, I’m only watching one thing:
When BTC pulls back, is anyone willing to buy?
If it just keeps surging and everyone is chasing, I’d rather take it slower.
If it really pulls back, the market doesn’t p

$Lobster, what kind of sell-off pace is this? It was originally ranked 3rd, but sold 47.66 million over the past two days. There’s also one ranked 5th or 6th that sold tens of millions of coins as well. They’re 100% preparing to exit; it’s just a matter of when the waterfall comes. ‌ ‌ ‌

If I were a fish, I would be enamored with the ocean; if I were a bird, I would be enamored with the sky. But I am a person in this mortal world, and I am enamored only with you!

I’d just switched the app to the background, and it shot right back up—are you playing hide-and-seek with me?

When I checked the chart after lunch, it was still grinding along the bottom, but the candles had already formed several long lower wicks in a row. When I opened it again in the afternoon, I happened to catch the high-volume breakout. This kind of upward move clearly wasn’t something retail traders could push up, so I followed the trend and opened a long at 24.39, starting with a light position.

Now at 24.96, $BMNR the rise has been very decisive, and my position return has reached

$UAI was still at 0.51 an hour ago, but has now plunged straight back to 0.45, with $107 million in 24-hour trading volume. The volatility of this kind of meme coin is more intense than SOL’s entire week. Don’t stare at the candlestick chart asking why: the Fed’s hawkish March meeting minutes were released early today, sending the probability of a June rate cut from 73% down to 61%, while the 2-year U.S. Treasury yield surged to 4.8% and Nasdaq futures plunged. AI-sector coins were hit the hardest because these high-beta assets are the first to be drained of liquidity.
I ran a correlation bac

$MU Bitcoin’s next big test is TODAY
BTC is hovering near $76.5K–$77K after US strikes on Iran spiked oil past $94 and revived inflation fears. Now the US jobs report drops today — and it lands into a market already pricing ~60% odds of a September Fed rate hike.
A hot number = more hike pressure = more heat on crypto.
A weak one could flip the whole mood.
Two macro bombs in one week, and BTC’s still outperforming gold and stocks.
Are you positioning before the print or waiting for the dust to settle?

$GT — This Level Could Decide The Next Move 👀🔥
GT is back around $8.50, and buyers are starting to show some strength.
But I’m watching one thing before getting aggressive:
Can GT hold $8.50?
If yes, I’d be looking for a move toward the recent resistance and then potentially higher.
🟢 Entry: $8.40 – $8.60
🛑 SL: $8.15
🎯 TP1: $8.90
🎯 TP2: $9.20
🎯 TP3: $9.60
The real trigger for me is $9.00.
Break $9 with volume and hold it → that’s where I’d expect buyers to get more confident. 🚀
But if $8.15 breaks, I’m not forcing the trade. I’d rather take the small loss and wait for a better setup.

Good morning, recap
Yesterday’s nonfarm payrolls release sent prices straight down; the rebound this morning has been a bit of a grind
Continuing to hold OP and NVIDIA
Stay the course

#Gate60MillionUsers Reaches 60 Million Users, A Major Milestone for the Crypto Community
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60 million users means millions of different stories. Some people joined crypto to learn about Bitcoin and blockchain. Others dis

I only wanted to freeload a breakfast, but the market ended up trapping me for half a year.

During the repeated intraday swings, the bottom simply never broke support. Every pullback was met with buyers, while funds quietly entered the market. I judged that the bottoming process was nearing its end, so I opened a long position directly around 1.3845.

The price has now risen to 1.3978, $XRP and this move really delivered the answer, sending the position return straight to +89.36%. Those of you on board should be waking up laughing. It was truly sluggish before, but it feels truly great now

#GateTops7DayNetInflowsGlobally Gate Tops 7 Day Net Inflows Globally, A Strong Signal Of Market Confidence
Gate is once again attracting major attention across the global crypto market after ranking among the leading exchanges for seven day net inflows. According to recent DefiLlama data, Gate recorded approximately $96.64 million in seven day net inflows, placing it at the top globally during that snapshot.
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Today’s update: yesterday, gold pulled a move and took me from 1,000U down to 200U. I then went all-in long and made back 700U. Not bad, I guess—neither profit nor loss overall, with futures down by over 100U.

$MARSCOIN Who has made it in crypto! Those who truly profited probably had odds similar to winning the lottery! They started out making money, but eventually lost even their entire principal! They know it's a scam, yet everyone is still playing!

A few days ago, my hand trembled as I set the stop-loss; this morning I realized that was unnecessary filial piety. A few days ago, before bed, I saw $EDEN print another bullish candle, but the trading volume was pitifully low, with obvious resistance overhead—the bull trap was too obvious. I went short with the trend at 0.06403, set the stop-loss, and left it alone. When I opened the chart this morning, the current price was 0.05759, with a return of +198.03%—it completely left me speechless.
How is this a rebound? This is CPR for my short account, isn’t it? I closed the position at +198.03%

Just after seeing the bearish news, I thought this move was completely over, but it turned out to be even better at putting on an act than I am. While everyone else was running, $US quietly pushed higher, but volume failed to follow, and every surge seemed to lack that final bit of momentum. I judged it to be one last bull trap and went straight short at 0.017604. Now look at it: the current price is 0.016193, with a return of +157.48%. This grind was not in vain.
Those already on board should be laughing in their sleep, while those who missed the ride shouldn't beat themselves up. Close 70%

A Brief Analysis of BTC’s Short-Term Trend from Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, Volume-Price Relationships, Order Flow, and Price Action (Strategy Recommendations)
综合研判
Dow Theory confirms that the primary trend remains strongly bullish, but the low-volume pullback on September 4 shows that 82,000-82,260 is an extremely strong short-term resistance zone, while 78,600-79,600 is the core short-term support zone.
Chan Theory shows that the downward stroke from 82,262 was extremely strong (-6,014), followed by a moderately strong upward stroke (+3,840). The upward stroke was weaker t

#GateEventContractTradeSharingChallenge Gate Event Contract Trade Sharing Challenge, Turn Every Trade Into a Story
Trading is not only about entering a position and waiting for the result. It is also about understanding the market, building confidence, learning from every decision, and sharing valuable experiences with other traders. The Gate Event Contract Trade Sharing Challenge brings this idea to life by giving traders an opportunity to share their contract trading experiences and showcase the thinking behind their market decisions.
Every trade has a story. Some trades are built around a s

$GT ‌“The Drop Taught Me to Wait”
Last July, when GT was priced at $15, I confidently opened a position.
Back then, I watched candlestick charts, listened to analysts’ calls, and chased market trends. I thought I had seized an opportunity—GT had risen several times from the bottom, so a pullback was only normal, and it should next push toward $20. So I increased my position to the maximum I could afford to bear.
Then the market taught me what “objective laws” meant.
GT didn’t rise. It fell from $15 to $12, from $12 to $10, then to $8 and $7, and finally moved sideways between $6 and $7 for mo