I found a real gem.
crawl4ai, the top crawler on GitHub, turned one guy’s anger after getting burned by a $16 paid service into a 51,000-star open-source project.
Throw any website into it, and out comes clean Markdown that LLMs can consume directly. No API key, no account, no paying per page, and it runs even harder than those paid services.
Put simply, a developer got pissed off by a monthly fee of a few hundred yuan, finished it in just a few days, and then released it for the whole world to use for free.
Guys, the interesting part here isn’t the technology. It’s that this proves one thing—

Everyone’s staring at $MU /USDT’s 1010 level—but the 4h chart just whispered a secret nobody’s decoding yet.

$MU /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 1008.85 – 1012.91
SL: 1036.23
TP1: 991.87
TP2: 979.19
TP3: 960.18

Why this setup?
Why now? The 1D trend is *range*, but the 4h bias is SHORT at 77% confidence—that’s institutional patience, not panic.
- RSI 15m at 50.18 = zero momentum cover; price is stalling, not reversing.
- ATR 1h at 8.12 means the current 1010.88 zone is a tight coil—break below 1008.85 triggers a fast slide toward TP1 (991.87) and TP2 (979.19).
- Stop at 1036.23 is

I originally just wanted to freeload a breakfast, but the market ended up wrapping me in dumplings for half a year.
A few days ago, during that late-night pullback, to be honest, many people were shouting that support had broken. I stared at the $DOGE /DOGE chart over and over, but the key level never actually broke; instead, volume kept stabilizing. I posted one sentence at the time: Bottom consolidation isn’t weakness—it’s funds quietly accumulating. The long entered at 0.08454 and ground its way up to 0.08483, sending the unrealized profit straight to +31.91%. At this point, I’m not going to

After peaking at a relatively high level at the beginning of the year, it entered a sustained long-term decline; recently, the probability fell further to a low of 14.5%, and market expectations for the bill to be enacted this year continued to cool.

I’m dying, I just came across a meme:
The three U.S. immortals each have their own trading targets.
Trump trades Brent crude between $70 and $90: when it hits $70, he takes a shot at Iran; when it reaches $90, he tacos.
Bessent watches Treasury yields: when the 30-year Treasury yield hits 5.2%, he unleashes a verbal barrage.
Warsh watches the probability of a September rate hike: when the probability drops to 30%, he takes a hard line; when it rises to 70%, he goes “blah blah.”
The three immortals each do their own thing, independent of one another yet interfering with one another😂

#Gate60MillionUsers
I don’t remember every trade I made on Gate.
But I remember how different I felt when I made my first one.
At the beginning, every candle looked important. A small move could make me excited, and a small loss could ruin my mood. I thought trading was mostly about finding the right entry.
With time, I learned it was much more about patience.
There were trades I got right, trades I got completely wrong, and plenty of moments where the market taught me a lesson without saying a word.
The biggest change wasn’t in my portfolio.
It was in the way I started looking at the market.

JUST IN: Linera’s LNRA community round underwhelms, only $152.8k raised in ~4 days vs. an $8m cap and $3.2m min target.
If this pace persists, fundraising concerns could weigh on early liquidity expectations for LNRA. $LNRA

Wow, I just made a Re-Entry near:native and bought into the sub (public) portfolio before bed!!
Hehe, thanks a lot! $NEAR

Should I make a “U.S. stocks crashed today” post?

#SNDK
SanDisk (SNDK) has just delivered a powerful breakout, closing the latest U.S. session at 1,739.88, up approximately 11.9% in a single day. That means the stock added nearly 185 points from the previous close of 1,555. The session range was 1,582–1,740, and price finished almost exactly at the high, while trading volume was around twice the normal level. This combination of price expansion, volume and a close near the high makes the breakout technically significant.
The bigger picture is even more interesting. SNDK had fallen from its June all-time high near 2,354 and eventually found a

It feels so prestigious to know how to use Codex, a top-tier AI!
I truly felt it today.
I helped my neighbor’s child snag a spot in an extracurricular class.
They couldn’t stop saying how awesome it was.
They insisted on arranging something for tonight.

This move is so obvious, I don’t even need to think—the account is dancing on its own.

Right after lunch, when I checked the chart, it made another push upward, but the buying strength was clearly insufficient. The candlesticks looked like they were stepping on cotton, bouncing up and softening back down. A rebound without enough support can’t last long. I went short directly around 0.08695. The entry cost wasn’t high, and I had a stop-loss in place; the rest was left to time.

Now at 0.08222, +107.11%. This short-side move paid out cleanly and decisively—feels great.

Close 80% first and

A Brief Analysis of BTC’s Short-Term Trend from Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, Volume-Price Relationships, Order Flow, and Price Action
I. Dow Theory
Primary trend (1-hour timeframe): The primary downtrend from the historical high of 82,814 on May 6 confirmed a trend reversal in mid-August. The price began a strong rebound from the August 14 low of 62,488. After forming a double bottom at 63,979 at 03:00 on August 18, the bulls launched an epic rally. The price surged from 63,979 to the August 28 high of 81,346.95, setting a new high for the current phase, for a cumulative gain

$BTC The Next Move Could Be Big
Bitcoin just made a serious push toward $82K+, but now comes the part I’m watching closely.
I don’t want to chase the pump.
I want to see what BTC does around $80K–$82K.
📍 Entry: $79,800 – $81,000
🛑 SL: $77,400
🎯 TP1: $83,000
🎯 TP2: $86,000
🎯 TP3: $90,000
Here’s my thinking:
If BTC holds the $80K area and breaks back above $82K with volume, buyers could make another run toward $86K → $90K.
But if $77.4K breaks, I’m not forcing the long. That would tell me the breakout is losing strength.
For me, it’s simple:
🔥 $82K reclaim + volume = bullish
⚠️ $77.4K b

Bitcoin briefly surged above $82K before a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report triggered heavy selling.
📊 162K jobs added vs. 55K expected
💼 Unemployment: 4.1%
📈 Wages: +0.3% MoM / +3.1% YoY
🔻 $BTC : ~$76,332 after hitting $82,262
The strong labor data reduced expectations for Fed easing, with markets now pricing a 53% chance of a 25bp September rate hike.
BTC 's key battle is back around $80K. Losing it could keep pressure on the market ahead of upcoming CPI and PPI data.
Strong jobs = stronger Fed = trouble for Bitcoin? 👀

BTC
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Trade direction: Short
Limit order price: Around 80000, the closer the better
Stop loss: 80250
Position size: 2%
First take-profit: 76500
Second take-profit: To be determined, observe whether it breaks below 76500
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Set the first take-profit at 50%. When the price reaches the first take-profit, close 50% of the position, and set a breakeven stop loss for the remaining 50%.

$TAO Just as I predicted last night, it has risen. My target is 231—do you guys think it can reach it?#美国8月非农超预期 $BTC $ETH ‌ ‌

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