BREAKING: @Zcash holders voted overwhelmingly to make the network faster while keeping its Bitcoin-style halving schedule.
99.9% backed cutting block times from 75 seconds to 25 seconds.
98.9% voted to keep scheduled halvings instead of moving to a smoother issuance model.

Some trades are just like this: the more you watch them, the less they move; the moment you turn away, they take off. A few days ago, before the market had fully gotten moving in the early hours, $BEAT made another push on BEAT, but volume failed to follow and the overhead resistance was obvious. My message at the time was simple: if no one catches it on the way up, it is leaving room for shorts.
Entered at 0.4692, current price 0.0818, unrealized gain +1625.71%. There’s your answer.
Close 80% first, protect the remaining 20% at the entry price, and let the profits run if the sell-off continu

Trump pressured Powell to cut rates
Powell did 3 rate cuts in 2025 but Trump wasn't happy
Later the DOJ probed Powell and Powell said this is done to pressure him for cutting rates
Powell's tenure ended and Trump selected Kevin Warsh
Warsh was expected to cut rates but now he's about to hike for the first time in 3 years
"Art of the deal"

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The market doesn’t explain itself; it only moves. Your job is simply not to make reckless moves.
When I opened the chart for $PROM this morning, funds were quietly flowing in and the bottom held, so I signaled bullishness—don’t get shaken out before the breakout.
From 2.212 to 5.248, unrealized profit +6614.52%—a huge gain. You can treat yourself to a good meal; the wait was worth it.
Hold as long as the trend remains intact; get out if it breaks down. Don’t fall in love with a stock. Staying out of the market isn’t a sin—opening reckless positions is the mistake.
Take 80% in profits first, mo

How did a $45 billion AI fund that was both long and short still lose about 67% in a single month?
The fund is managed by 24-year-old former OpenAI researcher Aschenbrenner. Its portfolio looks hedged: long SK Hynix and AI computing companies like CoreWeave, and short software companies like Adobe that could be replaced by AI.
The problem is that both sides were actually betting on the same thing: AI would win.
When the AI trade was hot, computing stocks rose and software stocks fell, so both sides made money. When that view reversed across the board in late July, semiconductors began to fall,

I’ve held the short position until now; +847.04% is just the result. What really helped me hold it was that false breakout. $FF surged near the previous high but failed to hold, then dropped straight back on the retest. Selling pressure was no longer being absorbed, so I chose to short earlier.
After entering, the price first rebounded slightly. I entered the short around 0.16499 without chasing. Only after it broke below the lower edge of the consolidation did the move become truly smooth, so I moved the protection level down accordingly.
At this point, I’ll first take 80% off and leave 20% t

Enter on Lobster below 0.20—stick to the same approach as before!
Entry: Below 0.20
Stop-loss: Above 0.22
Take-profit: First watch 0.175–0.165, then gradually lower the target based on market conditions.
Unable to break higher and with positioning skewed long, once this structure falls below a key level, the retracement potential deserves close attention. 👀

Didn’t realize $LINK was letting tiny, no-name companies sponsor Link:NYC.
Nice to see them giving these struggling businesses some exposure.

#BTCDrops3.3%
Bitcoin has come under renewed selling pressure, with BTC falling around 3.3% as the crypto market reacts to a combination of regulatory uncertainty and macroeconomic risk. Recent reports show BTC trading around the $75K–$76K area after a sharp decline from its recent highs.
The latest weakness comes after the U.S. Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act, adding uncertainty around the future regulatory framework for digital assets. At the same time, markets are closely watching the Federal Reserve’s upcoming rate decision, keeping traders cautious.
For traders, volatility remai

Honestly, I’m surprised this trade has survived until now; luck played a significant role.

A few days ago, I saw $MAGMA retest without breaking through, with buying pressure strengthening, so I suggested going long at lower levels but didn’t chase.

The market is waited out, and profits are held onto. Don’t get carried away by profits, and don’t despair over drawdowns.

From 0.17163 to 0.24026, floating profit reached +785.85%. The grind beforehand was frustrating, but seeing it break out feels great. I’ve taken profit on 80% first, with the remaining 20% protected at the entry price. If

This is where we're at.

【$ADA Signal】1H rebound is weak + 4H bearish alignment, short into the rebound
$ADA The 1H rebound stopped below EMA20 (0.1963), while the 4H has posted six consecutive bearish candles. The buy ratio remained at 0.43-0.50, below the equilibrium line throughout. RSI 4H is 32.46 and 1H is 38.31, with no signs of bullish divergence in the weak zone. The MACD 4H histogram at -0.0013 continues to contract, while the 1H histogram has only just turned positive at 0.0003, with volume failing to keep up. The Bollinger lower band is 0.1926, while the middle band at 0.2038 is capping the upside. Order bo

Memecoin market cap divided by $TOTAL crypto market cap is in a falling wedge.
Weekly RSI bullish divergence - bottom is forming.

The pullback in oil prices does not mean the supply crisis is over. Saudi is now using Oman’s Sohar port to source replacement cargoes, but that is merely a detour to fill the gap; the East-West pipeline has still not officially resumed operations. Don’t chase oil in the short term, but neither should you mistake a single substitute shipment for a recovery in supply. True bearish confirmation would be the pipeline resuming operations plus WTI breaking below 103.

【$AVAX Signal】Short + 4H bearish momentum expansion
$AVAX 4H MACD green bars expanding, with price below the 1H EMA20. RSI 1H 43.94, 4H 38.72, with no follow-through in rebound volume. Order book depth -0.75%, with sell orders slightly heavier; funding rate 0.0007%, OI Stable, long crowding is not high, and short-squeeze fuel is limited.
🎯Direction: Short
⚡Entry/Limit Order: 7.25118 - 7.27300
🛑Stop-loss: 7.34573
🚀Target 1: 7.16390
🚀Target 2: 7.10936
🛡️Trade Management:
- Execution strategy: Reduce the position by 50% after reaching Target 1, and move the stop-loss up to breakeven. If the

U.S. Stocks Open Higher on Sept 16, Intel Surges 5.2%
U.S. equity markets opened higher on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, led by a powerful rally in semiconductor stocks as investors positioned ahead of the Federal Reserve's highly anticipated rate decision. Intel (INTC) surged 5.71%, emerging as the standout performer in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, following reports that the company had secured a major new foundry customer for its advanced 18A process node. Nvidia (NVDA) gained 0.68%, continuing its steady climb as AI infrastructure demand remains robust, while Apple (AAPL) rose 1.04% a

WTI crude oil has reached 98.5, and inflationary pressures are rising again. Prediction markets now put the odds of a 25 bp Fed rate hike in September at 89%.
Adding to that, progress on the CLARITY Act has stalled: CLARITY received 49 votes in favor and 50 against in a Senate procedural vote, still 11 votes short of the 60-vote threshold needed to advance.
After the news broke, risk assets quickly pulled back:
$BTC plunged from around $79,600 to approximately $76,200;
$ETH also fell from around $2,615 to $2,416.
More notably, fund flows turned negative: on September 15, U.S. spot BTC ETFs s