Since early February 2026, Bitcoin has remained in a bear market after falling below both the True Market Mean and Short-Term Holder Cost Basis.
The Short-Term Holder Cost Basis has now dropped to $68.5k, below the True Market Mean at $75.8k. This means Bitcoin is trading below the cost basis of both recent buyers and the broader investor base.
Historically, this setup is linked to the capitulation phase, where market bottoms often form. As long as Bitcoin stays below the Short-Term Holder Cost Basis, the market remains in a capitulation phase—creating opportunities for new buyers, but leaving

I did absolutely nothing—just went to the restroom, and when I came back, the candlestick chart had already done the work for me.
During the session’s bottoming phase, I watched $SKHYNIX for a long time. It held a sideways range at the bottom without breaking down, while funds were quietly entering. The volume looked unusual—yeah, it was the prelude to a pump. I opened a long directly around 1235.91, without the slightest hesitation.
When I checked the chart after lunch, the price had shot straight to 1285.22, and my account balance was jumping faster than my heartbeat. What a satisfying meal—

$HEMI chart looks promising for a trade on this region, keeping a close eye 👀

#美国8月非农超预期 🐺At 2 a.m., the market has started feeding me shit again.
Market rundown:
• BTC $79,900 (-0.58%)——stuck below the $80K psychological level, like a drunkard barred from entering
• ETH $2,493 (+0.27%)——the only big name that hasn't crashed, but it's just grinding sideways
• SOL $105.92 (+2.39%)——one of the few bright spots, strengthening against the trend, though volume is mediocre
• BNB $747 (-3.56%)⚠️ ——the worst performer tonight; BNB Chain TVL fell below $7 billion, while MVRV keeps fluctuating at elevated levels, replicating the 2024 "rolling down from the top" script
1. This B

This $FF long trade early this morning was a pullback confirmation after a breakout on the hourly chart. I entered at 0.10489, with the stop-loss placed below the lower boundary of the range. The price action was grinding and testing my patience; consecutive small bearish candles failed to break the key level, while volume contracted. I held the position without moving, and two small wicks failed to take me out.
When it pushed up on increased volume, I first took profit on 70%, then moved up the protective stop on the remaining position. I did not chase because the move was too fast, making th

Everyone’s staring at ADA’s 4H chart—but the range is a lie.

$ADA /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 0.2186 – 0.2198
SL: 0.2248
TP1: 0.2150
TP2: 0.2122
TP3: 0.2080

Why this setup?
Why now? The 1D trend says “range,” yet the 4H signal is SHORT with 55.4 confidence. RSI (15m) is neutral at 51, but ATR (1h) is thin—0.0023—meaning the breakout is coiling. Entry at 0.2192 (low 0.2186) targets 0.2150, then 0.2122. If 0.2130 breaks, the short thesis dies. This is a low-liquidity squeeze zone, not a trend.

Debate:
Is 0.2130 the fakeout floor, or are we about to see ADA dump to 0.2080 before the

$STRK - A pretty consistent pattern on this coin that whenever OBV breaks out before price a 100%+ move follows. Break the diagonal and probably looking at a 200% play. All speculation but so far volume is leading the way and price in theory should follow.

If total crypto marketcap closes above the green line that confirms what many are saying that we are indeed back in a crypto bull market. Probably takes a few attempts but a very pivotal point in the market.

🚀The sector is making a full-throttle push, with the bulls driving an explosive rally. $UAI After an extended period of bottoming at low levels, repeated volatility and shakeouts wore down many traders’ patience, causing them to dump their holdings early and miss the subsequent surge.
Order-book data shows that buying support in the bottom range has continued to strengthen, tokens have changed hands extensively, incremental capital has continued to enter, and bullish momentum has steadily built up. Opened a 50x leveraged long position at an average entry price of 0.38561, ignoring the shakeou

$BTC This is what I think price action could look like over the next weeks/months.
Right now, price is moving within a defined range with liquidity building up on both ends.
If you compare the current structure to the bear market fractal from 2022, it looks very similar.
Back then, we saw a short deviation above the range where price swept the previous high, followed by a larger pullback to retest a recent breakout level.
This was then followed by the next major move to the upside.
I believe this time around could play out in a very similar way.
A final push above the current highs to take out

Nobody’s watching TRUMP’s 4h chart while it quietly bleeds—are you early or early exit?

$TRUMP /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 2.295 – 2.309
SL: 2.373
TP1: 2.249
TP2: 2.214
TP3: 2.161

Why this setup?
- RSI (15m) at 36 confirms sellers still control the micro-momentum, not a bounce yet.
- 1D trend is range, but the 4h bias is SHORT with 55% conviction—mean-reversion traps are the real danger.
- ATR (1h) = 0.029 means we have room to slide; entry 2.302 targets TP1 2.249 before TP2 2.214.
- Why now? The invalidation sits at 2.398—we’re 4% from that, but 3.8% to TP2. Asymmetric risk f

I originally wanted to cut my losses as a sacrifice to the heavens, but the ritual failed and the meat cooked itself. 🔥 When the sell-off first hit in the early session, $TRX kept grinding around 0.36011, while buy orders below were sparse, like scattering bait with no fish coming. I only have one habit when watching the order book: seeing whether anyone catches the price on the way up. If support is insufficient, don't hesitate.

After entering, I didn't have to wait long before the market chose its direction. Now 0.33498 has fallen below 0.36011, with the position showing +495.35%. The tim

This is not Bitcoin, Ethereum or even a memecoin. It’s Nike

$BTR began coming under pressure and pulling back from around 0.05129. After entering, I watched BTR continue to grind lower without providing a decent rebound. I held the short for several hours. That kind of slow decline in the middle is the most trying, but I didn’t rush to act because key support below never appeared.

After falling to around BTR, consecutive lower wicks began appearing on the chart. As planned, I first closed 80% of the position and moved the protection level lower on the remainder. There’s no room for greed with this kind of move: lock in the profits first, and see whet

A pin-bar pullback occurred in the morning. Once that lower wick appeared, I noticed an opportunity to open a long position. The price then gradually stabilized, which served as a validation of my assessment. After entering, no particularly rapid trend developed; the price mainly maintained a stair-step advance. This rhythm is actually more reliable than a sharp surge, because every upward move has key levels where positions change hands.
My buy orders were filled within the long-entry range. I then observed no clear sign of significant position unwinding in the market, so I felt relatively ca

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This move is so obvious I don't even need to think—the account is dancing on its own.

I opened the chart this afternoon and immediately saw something was off. The short position I had originally opened was already in floating profit, with the price sliding directly from 0.015588 to 0.011417 and the return climbing to +526.98%. After grinding sideways for half a day, the breakout was truly sweet.

A quick explanation of why I dared to short: during the repeated intraday choppiness, every push higher fell just short, and the volume failed to follow—clearly giving off strong bull-trap vibes. W

Guys $ZEC Pumped to 1230$ From 780$ in 4 Days 🚀⚡️
Do You Think $BNB Can Pump Too From Here 750$ to 1200$+ in 4 Days????
Is it possible 🤷‍♂️🔶🤷‍♂️
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