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Bouncing from the weekly OB.
If it can continue, I'll look for longs after a close and hold above $345.

#WarshJacksonHolePreviewMarketsFocusOnRates
Jackson Hole is usually where the Fed Chair hands markets a roadmap. This year, Kevin Warsh — barely three months into the job — refused to draw one. Markets walked into Friday's keynote with one question: dovish (rate cuts, easier liquidity, fuel for BTC and stocks) or hawkish (higher-for-longer, a stronger dollar, pressure on risk assets)? He answered with the most hawkish tone of his short tenure — and crypto felt it in real time. The backdrop: long-term Treasury yields were climbing on record government borrowing and AI-fuelled competition for f

I got fired. I worked as a nail technician for a week before my boss discovered that I had no idea how to do nails—I had just been touching customers’ feet at the salon the whole time.

Can anyone interpret $ALEO ?

$NVDA Chair Wosh said at the Jackson Hole annual meeting, “Inflation remains too high; another rate hike cannot be ruled out.” Expectations for a September hike surged from 35% to 60%, sending risk assets to new highs, but over half the gains were erased within three days—a typical “prices rise, people get liquidated” event, totaling about $470 million, with long liquidations accounting for over 70%. Before the pullback, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows for 8 consecutive trading days, accumulating yuan, while institutional funds had previously shown clear...

BTC at $77,700—did you get shaken out?
Look beyond the surface: Rate hike odds surged to 57%, and longs were slaughtered.
At Friday’s Jackson Hole meeting, newly appointed Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s first speech was hawkish—PCE inflation is at 3.7%, with the 2% target “firm, fixed”; September rate hike odds jumped directly from 35% to 57%. BTC crashed from $80.3k to a low of $76.9k, dropping a full 3%, while $480 million in longs were liquidated.
Friday’s low of $76,800 held, and today’s low-volume consolidation is hovering around $77,700, with RSI retreating from overbought levels and recovering

Stop fighting, please stop fighting, unblock it quickly!!
I still have an open short position on BZ—can’t you let me make a little more profit?
I’ve been holding this crude oil position for a week!!
I’ve already taken profit on 60% of the position!!
I want to enjoy a nice gain on the remaining 40%, so I’m still holding it!!
Please open the strait as soon as possible—world peace!!!
#Gate7天净流入全球Top3 #BTC重返81000美元 #Strategy股价突破135美元 #BZ #沃什年度讲话前瞻紧盯利率信号 $BZ

Over the past year, Oracle earned $17 billion, yet raised another $48 billion through debt and equity financing.
Why has a company that has made money from databases for more than 40 years suddenly started borrowing constantly like a power company?
Oracle’s business has changed: it now provides AI computing capacity for companies including OpenAI, Meta, and xAI.
Contracts can be signed in advance, but fees are collected gradually over the following years, while GPUs, data centers, and power must be prepared before services begin. With every additional batch of orders, the company must first in

Would take a few weeks of consolidation here
Then move up going into Q4..

This week’s live trading summary:
This week, our market read was quite accurate, and we timed the shifts in direction well. Many entry points delivered solid unrealized gains. Although a few trades gave back small amounts along the way, the overall rhythm remained intact, and the account ultimately posted considerable gains.
In a choppy market, consistently locking in profits demonstrates commendable execution and adaptability. $XAU ‌

Opta Says Tottenham Are Likely to Win—But Can Data Be Deceptive?
Opta’s supercomputer ran 10,000 simulations, with the results showing Tottenham having a 43.5% chance of winning and Newcastle 31.5%. Another set of data put the figures at 42.7% versus 33.2%. On the surface, Tottenham appear to be the favored side.
But is the data really reliable?
Tottenham have won just once in their last 8 Premier League meetings with Newcastle. They have also failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 14 matches against Newcastle. In their last 5 competitive meetings, Tottenham have managed just 1 win, scorin

This is purely because market sentiment was good—it tossed out a few gold coins, and one just happened to hit me on the head.
Actually, during the intraday plunge, I noticed $UNI ’s sell orders were unusually dense, with every rebound being pushed back down. In this kind of market with insufficient buying support, going short was the obvious move. I gave the bearish view right after finishing lunch and checking the market.
The short opened at 4.485 has now reached 4.356, with the position up +210.13%. We got the timing right this round—those on board should be wide awake with excitement.
Close

I did nothing but use the restroom, and when I came back, the candlestick chart had already done the work for me. With the entire screen glowing green, I watched the $DGAI order book, and the more I looked, the more something felt off: the rebound was weak, resistance overhead was obvious, and volume hadn’t followed. I said right then that something might be about to happen.
Sure enough, DGAI headed straight down. The short opened at 0.7675 is now at 0.6674, +295.31%. This profit feels great—the ones on board should be waking up laughing.
I adjusted the position along the way: closed 80% first

#五大联赛赛前预测官
🔴 Anfield's New Era Meets Its First Test Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest, the Data Edition
Premier League Matchday 2 sends Liverpool to Anfield for the first home game of the Andoni Iraola era, and on paper it is the safest-looking fixture on Saturday's card. The model numbers say so: Liverpool win probability sits at 58.8%, a draw at 21.1%, and a Forest victory at just 20.1%. But the deeper data and the recent history between these two tells a slightly more uncomfortable story for Reds fans.
The context first. Liverpool opened the season with a wild 2-2 draw at Newcastle, trailing

With this trend, I don’t even need to think—the account is throwing its own party. During the repeated intraday swings, I was still wondering how long this rebound could hold, but the candlesticks were more honest than I was: they surged once and immediately weakened. With no one buying on the way up, don’t blame me for showing no mercy.
The short position was placed at 0.36011, and the current price has reached 0.33836, with a return of +428.55%. This move has given us the answer: it was truly sluggish at first, but the outcome is truly satisfying.
First close 80% to lock in the profits, and

$CXMT Brother Xin has sued the U.S. Department of Defense.

I was just about to curse at it, but then I looked at my account—never mind, it can pump however it wants; I’ll keep quiet.
Opened the charts this morning: $COOKIE held after the pullback, and volume was quietly strengthening. I confirmed support around 0.01112 at the time; it has now climbed to 0.01215, +227.3%. Those on board should be waking up smiling.
Take 80% off the table, let 80% of the profits run, and move the stop loss closer to breakeven. Don’t lose patience in the range, only to try to win back your dignity in a one-way move.
Wait for a more comfortable entry in the next round, th

took some profit on @thefirmbrokers.
won’t be impressed if this go to $1m, but experience teaches me to take some profit.
still holding the nfts and supply on another wallet.
20% of supply already burned.