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$ARB █████ $12.5M
$ZKC ████ $9.6M

bitcoin:native briefly slipped below $75,000 before recovering above $76,000 highlighting continued short term volatility and the market’s sensitivity around key psychological price levels

Year-to-date VAH has held as support for $BTC ever since we crossed above it in August
Now it looks like we are losing it, which would make this a VAH deviation
Last time this happened we nuked to $60k
Part 2 incoming after rate hikes tomorrow?

$POWER Long Setup
Momentum Holds POWER Above the Breakout Zone On the 4H chart, POWER shows strong bullish momentum after a major breakout from the previous consolidation range. The price remains firm near $0.19, and if it continues to hold above $0.18, it may support another push toward recent highs. Long setup Entry: 0.185 – 0.192 Take Profit 1: 0.198 Take Profit 2: 0.204 Take Profit 3: 0.210 Stop Loss: 0.172 Buy and trade $LS
$Lobster

Retail investor: I jump out when things get scary, then hop back in once it's safe.
Me: You know the best days almost always come right after the worst ones?
Retail investor: ...they do?
Me: Miss just the 10 best days over a couple decades & your returns get cut nearly in HALF... & those days cluster right in the middle of the panic you're running from.
Time in the market > timing the market

$CAP This long position didn’t add immediately after entry; I first wanted to see whether CAP could hold above the previous high. Support on the pullback was stronger than expected, and the fake breakout didn’t damage the structure, so I continued holding.

After securing +14.92%, I handled it on a 70/30 basis: took 70% off first, and moved the protection level up for the remaining 30% so I wouldn’t give all the profit back. If it comes under pressure again around 0.05987, I’ll reduce a bit more.

I’m now leaning toward a bullish pullback, with clear conditions: as long as the 0.05941 area h

$SOL SOL/USDT Bearish Breakdown — Target 95.71**
SOL is showing strong bearish momentum after breaking below the **102.00 support/BOS area**. Price has rejected higher levels and is now trading around **97.93**, confirming downside pressure.
** Target:** 95.71
** Bias:** Bearish / Sell
**⏱ Timeframe:** 1H
**⚠ Key Resistance:** 102.00–105.00
A sustained move below the recent lows could open the way toward the **95.71 target**. Trade with proper risk management and wait for confirmation before entry.

3/5
$WIFH has also built a multi-chain swap, with EVM + Solana support, bringing cross-chain functionality into the ecosystem.

Holding a short position isn’t about making predictions—it’s about having an invalidation level. $ZHIPU When setting up earlier in this move, I focused on key levels weakening and rebounds coming on lower volume, so I never changed my bearish outlook.
After breaking below the key level, the price retested it but failed to reclaim it, showing that selling pressure remains. I took profits in batches as planned, locked in 80%, and kept only a small remainder to run.
The Bollinger Bands are now opening downward, and there may be support near the previous low. As long as the rebound fails to recla

This time, shorting at $BCH is not about catching a key level, but waiting for confirmation of resistance at a high. There were consecutive upper wicks in the key-level zone and weak support on the pullback, so I leaned bearish.

After entering, the market fluctuated, and the rebound lacked volume. The shorts only gained momentum after the previous low was broken. During the holding period, I first reduced the position at +140.13%, kept 87% to ride the continuation, with floating profit at +140.13%.

If the key-level zone is reclaimed, or the pullback receives strong support, the original t

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There’s also ongoing work around ecosystem tools, including a volume engine and other utilities. The bigger picture is simple: build first, let the product speak.

Which one was the peak crypto moment?

The market doesn’t explain itself; it just moves. Your job is simply not to make random moves.

When I checked the market after lunch, $HOLO had strong selling pressure and low trading volume, so I reminded everyone holding short positions not to make unnecessary moves.

It was pushed all the way down from 0.06137 to 0.05716. Short position +322.51%—feeling good, brothers. We caught the rhythm this time, so we can afford a good meal.

Have a strategy before the market opens, discipline during trading, and reflection after the market closes. Even if you only make one point, as long as you c

I hear say many of una don become shareholders this week
Congratulations 😅
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Day 22 🐍
I thought learning Python was about memorizing syntax.
I’m realizing it’s really about learning how to think like a programmer.
Today I worked with dictionaries, functions, return, stock checks, and updating inventory.
Beginner takeaway: Don’t rush to learn everything. Understand one concept, build with it, then repeat.
22 days down. Still building. 🔥
#Python #100DaysOfCode #SoftwareEngineering

That's it for today. Don't expect too much from gambling—cash out while you're ahead.

The short position was realized in batches after coming under pressure at $ONDO highs; this time I didn’t chase the top, only followed after confirmation.

There were repeated false breakouts around the key zone, and price failed to reclaim it on the pullback, so I chose a bearish bias. I didn’t add immediately after entering; I followed the plan only after the previous low was broken.

Unrealized gains retraced temporarily, so I first took profit on 80%, leaving 80% of the core position with a protective level. +190.09% is the result, not the reason.

This now looks more like a weak rebou

I didn’t get greedy for the final leg of the $FF short. After securing +692.64%, I handled it on an 80/20 basis: I took profit on 80% first and kept 20% to see whether it could remain under pressure. I won’t chase a short at this level; I’ll only manage the existing position.
After entry, the chart showed a pullback following a false breakout at the highs. Selling pressure was evident near the previous high, while the retest lacked strong support. The price is trading below the key level at 0.1411, so bears have the temporary upper hand, but I won’t mistake consolidation for a one-way move. Vo