$SOXL
A neckline retest looks reasonable to me. If you had seen the orange box, it might have blown your mind! 😉

【$SOON Signal】Going long + 1H breaks above the Bollinger upper band with increased volume
$SOON RSI 81.05, price breaks above the 4H Bollinger upper band at 0.2350. Buy orders are densely stacked in the 0.244-0.245 range, with clear support. MACD bullish momentum is expanding, but trading volume is down 33% versus the previous 4H K-line; volume-price divergence needs caution.
🎯 Direction: long
⚡ Entry/limit orders: 0.244464 - 0.245200
🛑 Stop loss: 0.242748
🚀 Target 1: 0.248878
🚀 Target 2: 0.250717
🛡️ Trade management:
- Execution plan: After reaching target 1, reduce position by 50% and

Oh, US 10‑year yield is sitting near the upper end of its 5‑year range.
That tightening matters for risk assets.
Let's speak facts ↓
• US 10 Year Note Bond Yield: 4.687 (+0.137, +0.1370%)
• Futures markets price a 38% probability of a Fed rate hike at the next meeting.
• Realized volatility fell 31% in July and sits at the 8th percentile of its historical range.
• US spot Bitcoin has traded at a discount for ~2.5 months; stablecoins are leaving exchanges and new capital activity is near annual lows.
• Realized losses still exceed realized gains – participants are using rallies to exit position

$TAG Signal: 1H pullback followed by multiple entries, funding rate floor support
$TAG The 4H Bollinger upper band at 0.0014 has been touched; the 1H MACD histogram turns green and contracts on lower volume. The pending order at 0.00134 shows noticeably thick depth. The funding rate of 0.0385% is elevated, but OI remains steady.
🎯Direction: long
⚡Entry / Orders: 0.00134196 - 0.00134600
🛑Stop loss: 0.00133254
🚀Target 1: 0.00136619
🚀Target 2: 0.00137629
🛡️Trade management: - Execute strategy: After reaching Target 1, cut 50% off the position and move the stop loss up to breakeven. If price

$EULUSDT last Target triggered now

【$BROCCOLI Signal】Bullish squeeze play: funding rate extremely high + order book depth provides support
$BROCCOLI Funding rate spikes to 0.2040%, and bid depth is 2.01—long-vs-short battle heats up. In the 1H MACD, bullish momentum is weakening, while on 4H the upper Bollinger Band at 0.0078 is suppressing price. The 20:00 1H candle saw concentrated sell pressure release, but the current price at 0.006861 is sitting right on deep support. With the high funding rate, shorts’ cost basis rises sharply—if price holds, short covering will push the move higher.
🎯 Direction: long
⚡ Entry / orders:

Just after seeing the bearish news, many people were still looking for a rebound on the chart; I did the opposite—I turned my attention upward first. A few days ago in the afternoon, BILL pumped up, but there wasn’t sustained follow-through. Each time the price tried to surge, it fell short by a bit; volume didn’t catch up, and the higher it went, the more it looked like a feint. Seeing that heavy pressure at the high, my guidance at the time was very simple: don’t chase longs—wait for it to reveal its own flaw.
$BILL went long around 0.14088. Then the suppression started to take effect. The c

The earlier part of the price action looked pretty strong, but in reality every time it surged up, people kept selling into it, and the price simply couldn’t hold. Honestly, at first I was also worried I’d read it too early—after the short around 0.4076 showed up, the market then kept pulling back and tugging for a few rounds, almost grinding my patience away.

The most critical change was this: after the rally-to-peak and pullback, it didn’t quickly reclaim like it had before. Instead, it went weaker wave after wave. The move went from 0.4076 down to 0.325, and the final result came back at

7.28 BTC morning chart observation
In the morning, the price remains in a high-level range-bound trading pattern around 65,100. After yesterday’s push to the top and refreshing the stage high, the upward momentum gradually weakened. The market’s entire focus is waiting for the Federal Reserve interest rate decision to take effect later in the evening. On-site funds generally reduce their positions and wait on the sidelines; after the spike, short-term profit-taking continues to be realized. Early-session trading is quiet, and the chart shows narrow-range back-and-forth churning; a one-way move

The Clarity Act passing would be MEGA bullish
Bitcoin/Crypto needs clarity, and trillion dollar asset managers agree, such as:
- Charles Schwab ($13T)
- Fidelity ($7T)
- Franklin Templeton ($1.8T)
Once this passes, Crypto can thrive!!

$BTC just fell below $63,500🚨
Over $175 million worth of crypto longs liquidated in the past 60 minutes.
If we continue to fall we will test the bottom of range priced at $62,000 👀

#DirectIPOSeason2JerseyMikes
The Jersey Mike's ($JMKE) IPO Just Sent a Clear Message to the Market
Sometimes the biggest story isn't the IPO itself—it's how quickly investors rush to get in. That's exactly what happened with Jersey Mike's ($JMKE). Before the planned subscription period could even run its full course, the available Direct IPO subscription quota was completely taken up, forcing the intended subscription channel to close ahead of schedule.
That early closure says a lot about current investor sentiment. Thousands of participants were willing to commit capital before the company e

#直通IPO第二期JerseyMikes Early in the morning, I found out who was (stirring) around sending money.

Woke up this morning and my throat was just completely wrecked—oh my god, are the aftereffects of the livestream this severe?😂😂😂

The most torturous part of this trade is that after the short side appeared, the price didn’t immediately dump—it just kept grinding back and forth at high levels. When $LAB started weakening from around 4.25647, I didn’t panic and get off after a few small rebounds. After all, what truly made me bearish was the increasingly worse sell-side support after the push up.

There was a particularly vicious spike in the middle; the short positions were repeatedly yanked around. People with itchy hands probably chased in and out already. Fortunately, the price was ultimately pulled to 0.13426, and th

$TAG Signal | Longs set up in advance: 1H pullback tail + high-fee-rate squeeze for shorts liquidation
$TAG The 1H MACD histogram keeps narrowing; the fast and slow lines are converging toward the zero axis, with volume shrinking to 294 million and a clear gap in buy orders. The 4H Bollinger upper band at 0.0014 is suppressing price, while the mid band at 0.0011 provides medium-term support. Funding rate is running high at 0.0298%; with long-biased positions, average cost rises. Although the long/short ratio data is insufficient, OI remains stable. Once price stabilizes, short covering or a pu

This time the long position could really take a bite of the meat; the key wasn’t an impulsive decision, but that when the price was grinding on the mill, it wasn’t scared off by a fake breakout. I watched $UNI for a long time—when I saw that buy support around 3.050 was still holding, I decided to board in the direction.
The early part was actually quite frustrating: the price kept stabbing back and forth, and several times it pushed higher then fell back. People who had positions in hand could easily panic. I also had thoughts about getting off, but the chart never truly weakened. After the s

To be honest, the market action in the previous segment is very likely to shake people out. It has been ranging at the high level for several rounds. On the surface, there are still pump-attempts, but in reality, each time it runs up, it can’t be held. I didn’t rush to chase a short position; I just watched whether the price could drop back into the key area again.

Only after the rebound loses momentum and selling pressure shows up again do short positions truly catch the rhythm. There were also pullbacks in between; I was anxious for a moment, but the move from 0.2438 to 0.1587 became smoot