Did a little experiment and made a 2nd @fomo account to see if trading in public as "me" vs "not me" had a difference
Result?
5k to 15k challenge done with basically 1 trade
Time to run it up to 100k then 1m

An old coin down 99% has made it into trending searches: up 71.118% in one day, with 60% of accounts still shorting
Ridiculous—$LSK has made it into trending searches despite falling 99.345% from its ATH, currently at 0.2281, 24h +71.118%. I’m not chasing the pump, but will buy the dip: 24h volume is 17.26 million USDT, 43.617 times the 30-day average, and RSI 83.5 is overbought🔥
The rise is too steep—closed at 0.1038 on 9/8 and 0.2281 on 9/12, doubling in five days (BTC 77164.25 down for 1 day). The market is betting against itself—long/short account ratio 0.5908, 60% of accounts short, fun

>make AI tek for robinhood
>30k topper
Needs more eyes tho

Everyone is ignoring the bullish setup on $UNI /USDT right now.

$UNI /USDT - LONG

Trade Plan:
Entry: 6.30 – 6.36
SL: 6.07
TP1: 6.53
TP2: 6.66
TP3: 6.85

Why this setup?
Why now? The daily trend is bullish, the 1h price is sitting at 6.33, the 15m RSI is 46.07, the 1h ATR is 0.108415, the entry zone is 6.30 to 6.36, TP1 is 6.53, TP2 is 6.66, and the invalidation level is 6.16. The bullish daily trend confirms higher-timeframe demand, while the 1h price at 6.33 aligns with the entry reference. A 15m RSI of 46.07 shows room to run before overbought, and the 1h ATR of 0.108415 sets realistic

I did absolutely nothing—just went to the restroom, and when I came back, the candlesticks had already done the work for me. The $BEAT short position moved both sharply and steadily, with the profit coming straight to me.
While everyone else was running, I instead focused on the strength of its rebound. Volume failed to follow, and no one was buying into the rise; every rebound was weak and feeble—a textbook lack of buying support. I entered at 0.1345, and the current price just reached 0.09, securing +652.91%. That was a satisfying piece of the move.
I don't get greedy with my trades: I took

I only hit refresh, and it shot up as if I had startled it. When I opened the chart this morning, the key level for $SKHYNIX had held, it was consolidating at the bottom, and funds were quietly entering. I flagged a long position at 1171.00.
Managing risk in advance is called rationality; cutting losses only after losing is called making a brave sacrifice. The premise of compounding is staying alive, while the shortcut to getting rich overnight is often going to zero.
Now at 1337.08, +1004.81%—this feels really great. I caught the rhythm, and this profit feels good.
Take 80% profit first, prot

$AKE The market maker really does seem pretty decent, letting retail traders make a fortune. Even though they could sell now, retail traders generally won't; they are basically holding on tight and usually won't sell without making several hundred times their investment.

Most days I just look up and say thanks. 🙏

For this round of $UNI long positions, I took profit on 70% around 6.354. It’s not that I’m no longer bullish, but profit-taking is starting to emerge near the previous high, and volume hasn’t continued to expand, so holding the full position offers mediocre risk-reward.

When entering, I was looking for a pullback confirmation after the breakout. The key level around 6.051 repeatedly held, and the pullback came with declining volume, so I felt comfortable going long with the structure. With the position held until now and floating profit at +355.55%, I’m realizing most of the profits first,

$$FLOCK surged 30% in 24 hours, yet I cut my position at the low of 0.0585.
Reviewing the trade: I opened the position at 0.061 the day before yesterday. When it rallied to 0.072 yesterday, I didn't sell—I got greedy. It wicked down to 0.0585 early this morning, and I failed to follow my stop-loss discipline, manually cutting at 0.0598. Right after I cut, it rallied back to 0.0793, with 24-hour trading volume reaching 116 million and massive turnover.
There is only one lesson: place take-profit and stop-loss orders—don't do it manually.
Current plan: I won't chase this 30% rally. I'll wait fo

$$GPS dropped 13.5% in 24 hours, now at 0.0096, with $15.7M in trading volume—the panic sellers are running, but the chain hasn’t collapsed.
This level is interesting. Funds stepped in around 0.0093 after the drop, and volume hasn’t expanded to an out-of-control level, suggesting this is an emotional sell-off rather than a fundamental collapse. Fundamentally, GPS is a token in the map data sector, with a relatively light circulating supply. This sell-off looks more like a chain reaction of leveraged liquidations.
If the funding rate turns negative, crowded shorts will provide fuel for a reboun

US CPI in August: When “In Line with Expectations” Data Conceals a Hawkish Signal
August US CPI recorded headline inflation of 0.4% MoM, the highest since June, and 3.4% YoY, unchanged from the previous reading. Both were in line with expectations. However, beneath the headline, core CPI rose 0.3% MoM, above the 0.2% consensus. This is the variable reshaping Fed pricing. Energy was the main driver: gasoline +3.9% MoM and +27.4% YoY. Pressure also came from communications +2.3%, airfares +2.7%, hotels +2.4%, and housing +0.3%. This means services inflation remains sticky.
Impact on the Fed
CME

Range-bound TAO is about to break which way, and the answer may shock you.

$TAO /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 231.7 – 232.7
SL: 237.0
TP1: 228.6
TP2: 226.1
TP3: 222.5

Why this setup?
Why now? The daily trend is range-bound, but the 1h ATR of 2.019464 shows a volatility squeeze that often precedes a directional snap. With the 15m RSI at 37.34, short sellers are still in control and the 1h price is pinned at 232.2, right inside the entry zone of 231.7 to 232.7. This setup targets TP1 at 228.6 and TP2 at 226.1 for a clean run, while the invalidation level of 245.5 stands as the hard line

Retail investor: My coworker says the market is a bubble & he's been in cash for 3 years waiting for it to pop.
Me: How's that working for him?
Retail investor: Honestly he seems stressed every time we talk about it.
Me: Look at that chart. Find every moment somebody called a bubble. 2013, 2015, 2018, 2021, 2023. 2025. All of them.
Retail investor: They're all way below where it is now.
Me: & every one of those people felt smart for a few weeks & wrong ever since...
Retail investor: So bubbles aren't real?
Me: They're real. In 2000 the nasdaq $Q was down 75%,13 years to break even. That was a

Insiders are quietly setting shorts on $LTC /USDT while the tape reads range

$LTC /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 53.64 – 53.80
SL: 54.50
TP1: 53.13
TP2: 52.74
TP3: 52.16

Why this setup?
Why now? The 1h price is pinned at 53.72 inside a tight entry zone of 53.64 to 53.80, giving a defined risk/reward setup. The 15m RSI sits at 38.53, showing momentum is leaning bearish without being oversold yet, which supports a continuation of downside. The 1h ATR of 0.325188 tells us volatility is modest, so a measured move toward TP1 at 53.13 and TP2 at 52.74 is realistic rather than a violent plung

🔥 #BitcoinDominance: Is ItReallyAltcoin Season Yet?
Bitcoin dominance is one of the most useful indicators for understanding where capital is concentrated inside the cryptocurrency market.
When traders see individual altcoins making large moves, it is tempting to immediately declare that an altcoin season has started. But a few strong-performing tokens are not enough to prove broad market rotation.
Bitcoin remains the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, and its dominance has recently remained around the high-50% range. That means BTC still represents a very large portion of the o

Most traders are sleeping on a setup that is about to break $NEAR /USDT wide open.

$NEAR /USDT - LONG

Trade Plan:
Entry: 2.3415 – 2.3603
SL: 2.2606
TP1: 2.4186
TP2: 2.4638
TP3: 2.5316

Why this setup?
Why now? The daily trend is bullish, which means the macro structure is already stacked in favor of buyers. The 1h ATR sits at 0.037636, confirming that volatility is active enough to fuel a clean move rather than a slow grind. The 15m RSI at 44.39 shows the short term is not overbought, leaving room for continuation instead of an immediate reversal. The entry zone of 2.3415 to 2.3603 around