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Last night, Bitcoin first broke below the 80,000 mark, dipping to around 79,700 before rebounding quickly and rising all the way to around 82,700, with a one-way surge of nearly 3,000 points. After taking profit on the 80,800 short position we entered last night at 80,000, we reversed into a long and captured nearly another 1,000 points. The price is currently trading around 82,100.
The market is currently facing clear pressure. Selling pressure is heavy in the 82,500–83,000 area, and multiple rebound attempts have failed to break through effectively, indicating limited bullish momentum. Altho
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$ETH is about 9% below where it traded before Bitmine said it would stop buying. And as far as I can tell, Bitmine hasn’t even stopped yet.
Here’s the setup. As of Oct 4, Bitmine held about 6 million ETH, roughly 4.9% of everything out there. Chairman Tom Lee said on Oct 7 it will stop at 5%, about 100,000 ETH away. At around $2,460 an ETH, that’s roughly $246M by my math. Reports say it has $643M in cash and securities, so it isn’t stopping because the money ran out. It’s choosing to stop.
On my Gate chart, ETH sat around 2,700 before Oct 7. It slid to a low of 2,317 on Oct 15, then bounced
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$INJ Short setup… price is testing a strong resistance zone INJ has surged strongly from around 7.05 to the 8.50–8.56 resistance zone. The rebound momentum is strong, but this is exactly where I would stop chasing longs. Short entry: 8.30–8.60 (filled) Next target price: 8.20 Take profit 1: 8.00 Take profit 2: 7.80 Final target: 7.65 Stop-loss: 9.00 After the rapid rebound, the move is beginning to look somewhat overextended, while the price is currently just below resistance. If buyers fail to break through 8.56 effectively, I expect the price to first pull back to test around 8.20, followed
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Spam 🤷🏻‍♂️😁
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750 mm $USDC minted and no God candle?
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$NEAR Current price: 5.305, up 8.84% in 24h, with a trading volume of 224.4M USDT; funding rate +0.0100%, with longs paying shorts, indicating that leveraged longs have become overcrowded. Technicals: MA5=5.3346 above MA20=4.94675, MACD histogram +0.05829 maintaining a bullish bias, but RSI=65.7 approaching the overbought zone, while the Bollinger upper band at 5.58677 presents short-term resistance. The 17.19% range over 30 candles shows frequent wick spikes. The Fear & Greed Index is 53, neutral with a warm bias, not yet at extreme greed, indicating that sentiment still has room to run. Over
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$FIL I was the one who dumped it to the low of 1.0014, so don't rush to curse me.
Before a pump, someone has to wash out the weak hands. Do you think the 20% move from 1.0014 to 1.2009 formed naturally? That sharp drop in the early session was my 1,880-lot sell order, specifically hunting stop-loss orders around 1.05. After wiping out the long liquidity, I turned around and started buying at 1.01. At least 30% of the 218.2M trading volume consisted of my matched orders—without creating the volume, how would retail traders dare to follow?
It's now 1.1764, up 7.83%, and my core position is alrea
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From October 1 to October 16, all subscription trade records had only one loss, but the direction never changed, and we nailed it perfectly. Real-time trades basically entered and exited with pinpoint precision, and we have been profitable every day. The most important thing in futures trading is position management, not gambling. Ant King, open your dog eyes and see clearly what real strength is—defaming other streamers is not a skill
Which will happen first?🤔$SO : $400
$TRUM : 50
DOT : 80DOGE: 1APT: 30
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$DRAM Price is falling while open interest is rising—the old tactic of shorts adding positions to suppress the price is all too familiar.👀 With 70% of traders crowded into longs, the longer they hold, the worse the cascade. Wobbling around the midrange at 49.37, 49.03 is the last fig leaf; break it, and 50 becomes an iron ceiling. Retreat quickly.😤
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$ALEO Guys, I've already broken even. What about you?
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$BTC
BTC Long/Short Trend Monitor |
Simply put:
Bitcoin is currently weak and range-bound in the short term, but the trend has not broken down yet.
1. Current price: Around 82,000
2. Short-term direction: Bearish; it is being capped by the moving averages and unable to move higher, with strong resistance above 84,000
3. Support level: 80,000 is the key floor; only a break below it would lead to a further decline toward 77,000
4. Medium to long term: The broader trend remains intact, with support still at the bottom, so there is no need to panic excessively
One-sentence summary: Weak consolida
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The children who drank Sanlu back then should be adults by now, right?
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ethereum:0x56a3ba04e95d34268a19b2a4474dc979babdaf76 long 🟢. I have high conviction for this one. More a swing trade.Eta Weekend. Scalable trade.
Stop: $0.0199
Target: $0.02755
7.2R planned · 10/10 checks
P. Acct risk: 10.00%
— DTT
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$ADA About to rise after a slight pullback
Buy 0.2285–0.2255, targets 0.2310, 0.2335, 0.2360, stop loss 0.2210
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Stonk eco woke up and said hello $stonk $nearkat
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