GM Saiyans! 🙌
“People will judge you no matter what you do. So you might as well live a life that reflects who you are.”
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$BTC : 77.743 $
$ETH : 2.421 $
#BTC Fear & Greed index: 62
#Bitcoin Dominance: 60%

Can this thing go up 100x? Those who believe should get in early.

Machi Big Brother is back again, this time opening a long position on 155 BTC.
He is still holding a long position of more than 40k ETH, worth nearly $100 million, currently at an unrealized loss of over $40k.
Just two days ago, we saw his account shrink, and he turned around and added to his BTC position.
This move is a classic case of “the more it falls, the more he buys; the more he buys, the more it falls.”
His ETH position hasn’t broken even yet, and he has opened a new position on BTC—stubborn to the core.
If it rises in one direction, he’ll be in trouble; if it continues to move sideway

Health is wealth.
GM Monday ☀️

I was just about to go to the forum and rant, but then I saw my balance. Never mind—the market is always right. 🙏
That rebound before bed a few days ago looked pretty strong, but it actually had a strong whiff of a bull trap, so I casually placed a short order. The logic was simple: the rebound was weak, and no one was buying into the rise. At a level like that, you either short or you don't. Someone even argued with me at the time, saying this was a reversal. I just smiled and said nothing.
Now $ARKM has slid from 0.1481 to 0.1093, +259.84%—feels damn good. 🍗 You don't need many trades like

I was just about to say a few harsh words, but then I looked at the account and thought, never mind. Let it drop however it wants—I’ll keep quiet. During the intraday plunge, $LAB pumped to 0.08529 on no volume, and I warned that there was insufficient buying support above.

Now at 0.07453, the short position is up +248.17%. Close 80% first, leave the remaining +248.20% with the stop-loss moved to the entry price, and let the profits run if it drops further.

The market is waited out, and profits are held onto. Managing risk upfront is called rationality; cutting losses only after losing is

Unexpectedly, Bitcoin is so weak today ahhhhh, aren't we surfing at the highs🏄‍♂️ anymore? I even deliberately stayed out of positions waiting
“Worried”

Guys, I tried this download tool, and it’s honestly kind of ridiculous.
It’s called cobalt: open source.
Drop in a link, and it downloads videos, audio, images, and GIFs directly—no ads, no tracking, no registration or subscription, and none of that disgusting paywall nonsense.
The 42.3k stars on GitHub weren’t earned for nothing.
But don’t be fooled by “downloads from the entire internet”—I checked, and it mainly supports around twenty sites like YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Reddit.
That’s enough; being clean is half the battle.

Technical rebound after the plunge! The 4400 lifeline temporarily holds, while the rebound faces pressure at 4460!
Late Friday, gold surged to around 4590 before meeting resistance and falling sharply. During today’s Asian session, it continued to move lower on bearish momentum, opening around 4453 before fluctuating downward. After hitting the key support level at 4408 intraday, it rebounded from the lows and is currently trading around 4430. Overall, it presents a weak, range-bound pattern of “a plunge from the highs followed by a bottoming recovery.” Bears hold the dominant advantage in the

Two unidentified orders exited last night and this morning; it rebounded to 79,300 in the early morning before subsequently dipping#Gate首发上线日股交易 $BTC

#SKR
SKR is such a garbage copycat; as long as you don't get greedy and keep your position and leverage very, very low, you'll never get liquidated! It even feels like the big players are just giving us pocket money. 😊

#AIStartupsRaise400BInSixMonths
$400 Billion in Six Months: AI Funding Has Entered a Completely Different Era
AI startup funding is no longer just a strong venture-capital trend. It has become one of the defining capital-allocation stories of 2026.
According to Dealroom data, AI startups attracted approximately $399 billion in venture funding during the first six months of 2026. If that pace continues, the sector could approach roughly $798 billion for the full year, compared with about $215.9 billion during 2025. That would represent an extraordinary acceleration in capital flowing toward ar

Lessons I only understood by the age of 40.
Do you all agree with these 10 viewpoints?

JUST IN: A $24.5M NVDA long position was opened by the “US Stock Market Top Winner” whale, after liquidating HYPE longs and shifting bets back to US equities. Unrealized loss ~-$330k on NVDA so far; position opened two days ago. $NVDA

$Lobster, the waterfall is here—get in quickly.

I didn’t do anything—just went to the restroom, and when I came back, the candlesticks had already done the work for me. I was watching when the market was dumped during the morning session; the rebound was weak, and the resistance above was obvious. Every push upward looked like doing push-ups—clearly lacking sincerity. When the screen was filled with green and people were panicking and cutting their losses, I thought it was a good time to open short positions. And what happened? It went straight from 0.18850 to 0.17189, +173.5% in the bag. This move was purely the market being in a good mood

$HEMI 4 TARGETS COMPLETED 🎯
Price took a correction after our signal was posted, giving us a beautiful entry near $0.0102.
If you entered around that $0.0102 correction, you’re sitting on roughly 53% spot profit right now. 🤝
The momentum is strong, and I recommend protecting your profits after such a move.. Don’t let a winning trade turn into a stressful one.
#Gate7DayNetInflowsTop3

Waller has “downgraded” the nonfarm payrolls data: Even weaker employment could still mean a rate hike in September
In the past, you only needed to remember one sentence: “Weak employment → lower rate-hike expectations.”
Waller tore that sentence apart in Jackson Hole last week.
The Fed’s reaction function has been completely rewritten.
The old script was simple:
July nonfarm payrolls came in shockingly weak—employment fell by 23k, versus expectations for an increase of 80k, while the previous two months were revised down by a combined 103k. The unemployment rate fell from 4.2% to 4.1%.
In the