This is my assessment of the crypto and US stock market economic cycles given by Fable5 through historical cycles. It is not investment advice, but I hope it helps you.

If you only look at the final result, it’s easy to overlook the changes beforehand. When $AIA stayed at high levels, each rebound had less force than the last, and the price never managed to hold steady again—at that time, I had already started waiting for the shorts to confirm.
As the momentum weakened further, I opened a long position around 0.07316, and during the process I didn’t rush to change my plan just because of a brief spike. As the price moved to 0.06417, the +306.69% result came along with it as well.
I’d rather treat this as feedback earned through patience, not just chasing vola

A bear market doesn’t look for hope—it’s just empty; use data to plan ahead.
Today’s trading references
BTC: Short around 64,150. First target: 63,000. If it breaks below, then look at 61,800.
ETH: Short in the 1,920–1,940 range. First target: 1,880. If it breaks below, then look at 1,840.
All orders in place—hold 20% in reserve, and roll the position. If you don’t understand, follow me.
Control your position size well—never go all-in!

When I thought this round was completely hopeless, the market suddenly delivered a neat reversal. When I opened the chart in the morning, $ZEC was still hovering back and forth at high levels. Many people were drawn in by that little bounce, but I noticed the sell pressure never really disappeared—once the price went up, nobody truly stepped in to hold it.
When the market was grinding at the top during the session, I compared it with ZEC for a few rounds—the rally became weaker and weaker, and the trading volume didn’t keep up, with a strong feel of a long-setup trap. So I waited until around

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#Bitmine持有578万枚ETH Tom Lee in-depth interpretation: This round of an industry bull market is still in its early stage!
In late July 2026, global technology markets saw violent fluctuations: South Korea’s Kospi index plunged sharply back, the AI chip and storage semiconductor segments all crashed in unison, US tech-heavy stocks weakened at the same time, and market panic spread rapidly. Headlines proclaimed that the “AI bubble has completely burst.” Against the backdrop of widespread bearish sentiment, Wall Street’s top bull and Fundstrat founder Tom Lee delivered a fundamentally different rati

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🔹 U.S.–Iran ceasefire collapses again! Oil prices surge, U.S. stocks close mixed, while the storage sector stages a V-shaped reversal
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South Korea’s stock market plunged 6% in a single day, triggering a synchronized decline in global risk assets. Although Bitcoin may see a brief rebound by leaning on a “safe-haven narrative,” against the backdrop of tightening macro liquidity and a strengthening U.S. dollar, this kind of rebound is destined to lack staying power. The weak rebound, with trading volume shrinking, instead builds momentum for the subsequent drop; the market-stabilizing measures mentioned by South Korea’s finance minister can only partially ease sentiment and cannot reverse systemic pressure. Meanwhile, on the BTC

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7.29 Er Bing$ETH short-selling analysis
Entry: 1920 - 1930 short with a light position
Defensive stop-loss: 1975
First target: 1880
Second target: 1820
Er Bing’s intraday high touched 1928.90. After the push up, it turned into a continuous choppy downward move. Each rebound peak gradually declined. The upward rebound momentum kept weakening, and the overall market clearly showed a bearish dominance. During the rally, bulls lacked incremental capital follow-through throughout the entire process, so they couldn’t form an effective and sustained push higher. In the pullback phase, bearish sellin

This spot in front looked very strong. The price was pushed up fairly sharply for a while, and many people probably had the impulse to chase the order. But I instead waited for it to spike and then pull back. My short went from 0.16207 to 0.13629, and it ultimately ended with a recorded +1129.98%. This time, I didn’t get fooled into getting in by the apparent strength on the surface.
The part that felt the worst was the opening segment. The price kept pushing up and down repeatedly, and the shorts still didn’t get fully shaken out for a long time. I even began to wonder if I’d made the wrong c

How bad is the A-share market right now? People probably don’t have much of a sense of it:
1. Out of 227 funds that have doubled, only 19 are still doubled so far; most of them are in massive drawdowns.
2. A former colleague of mine, who had first-hand information on industry, funds, and more, also went bankrupt in this round after adding leverage—truly regrettable.
Recently, US stocks, A-shares, and Korean stocks have all fallen in a way that defies expectations. I admit AI trading is crowded, but a market cap of a trillion worth almost halves in a month is simply too extreme.
You really have

7.29 Morning Market Outlook
After consolidating from the high point and then drifting steadily lower, the earlier short (sell) trend has been fully realized. After probing down to the 62,680 low last night, a rebound and corrective repair followed. This rebound is still a repair phase; the key resistance overhead remains, and the sustained strength of the bulls is yet to be tested.
On the 15-minute cycle, the market is currently oscillating and moving upward in a corrective repair. This is merely a rebound buffer after the sell-off, and it has not yet fully overturned the prior large bearish s

New developments in the Middle East situation: Iran launched missile attacks on a U.S. military base; the U.S. intercepted everything. Crude oil surged short-term by 4%.
Near-term safe-haven sentiment is fully on the table. The outlook depends entirely on whether the conflict will expand: if clashes remain limited, the market quickly returns to fundamentals; if the situation escalates, crude oil and gold will strengthen while risk assets weaken.
Also with this week’s Federal Reserve rate decision, compounded uncertainties are piling up—market volatility is unavoidable. At this stage, managing