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$BTW For it to truly collapse violently, there needs to be a top-to-bottom arc sweep and whisker-pulling move. Ae is shorting it and has moved the stop loss farther away. If a slight collapse is already profitable, take profit and cut it directly.👌
Short, short, short🔥🔥Tp1: 1.25 Tp2: 1.05 Tp3: 0.9—into the ground💸Stop loss: 1.97 $Lobster $B

$ADA has entered oversold territory, but “it should rebound” and “it has bottomed” are completely different things. I would rather lay out the bearish case first.
Bears are focused on the risk of breaking below 0.2238, while bulls need to prove that buyers remain after a breakout above 0.2582. Current volume is 0.26x.
The current price is 0.2337, about 4.24% from the 1-hour support at 0.2238 and about 10.48% from the resistance at 0.2582. The position determines which side is more anxious, so stop guessing the bottom for now and wait for a new support structure.
It is more reliable to let the

Bitcoin Dips Below $83K as Oil Shock Rattles Markets
Bitcoin is under pressure, trading near $83,178.54, down 2.76% on the day after falling as low as $82,776.30. The sharp move came as oil climbed above $101 a barrel and bond yields spiked, prompting roughly $969 million in crypto liquidations over the past 24 hours, with $644.47 million of those from long positions, according to CoinGlass.
Bitcoin opened the session at $85,543.66, slid sharply, and briefly threatened key support before bouncing off the lows. The 3.2% drop left leveraged traders holding the bag.
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New DTT Journal is live. It automates 98% of the journaling processes. It works in combination with DTT chrome app and DTT charts. Also new DTT chrome app update is available for download inside of whop. I’ll make a new full walkthrough video soon covering how to use everything, it’s 1 streamline process.

$ZRO ’s lower levels are starting to attract attention, but perceived cheapness can never replace evidence of a bottom.
I’m watching just one divergence: whether buying support remains after a breakout above 2.273. The current price is 1.972, with volume at 0.27x. The 1-hour and 4-hour charts are both weak, with RSI at 40 and 26, respectively.
If volume continues to expand after breaking above 2.273, the initiative will favor the bulls; if 1.92 breaks and fails to be reclaimed, the short-term view is invalidated, and the next level to watch shifts to 1.896.
Don’t rush to guess the endpoint; fi

This article is no coincidence. With the V28 upgrade, the core team’s official announcement is also imminent. Nodes must complete the upgrade before October 13, and the mainnet is expected to switch over on October 16. This upgrade improves delays in transaction data processing and supports grouped smart contract upgrades and secure changes to stored data, laying a solid foundation for application iteration.
What the pioneers are looking forward to more is the release schedule beyond the announcement: the timeline, developer interfaces, and ecosystem integration guidelines. Only after the infr

$BNB
After finishing that book, I laughed and then froze. Even the big shots panic, but they dare to bet after calculating the worst-case scenario clearly. Policies change at midnight, and by dawn they’re already on a plane. Despite being criticized mercilessly, they still wear affordable clothes and ride bikes. If the logic hasn’t changed, don’t move; when it’s time to go, go. This wave isn’t about price, only the bigger picture. 😏

$ETH Current price is 2482.14, 24h -3.58%, with a trading volume of 1042.4M USDT, making it the only one of the three candidates with volume exceeding $1 billion. Comparatively: $DOGE
fell 5.54% over the same period, with an RSI of 39.5, showing weaker price action; although $RLC rose 24.12% over 24h, its amplitude across 30 candles reached as high as 50.69%, with a funding rate of -0.0299%, making it a short-squeeze impulse with uncontrollable volatility. ETH's amplitude is only 7.3%, and its decline is clearly smaller than DOGE's, indicating relative resilience amid a broad sector-wide de

$WLD Conclusion first: The trend has not recovered; the rebound is a recovery rather than a reversal. The current bias is bearish: only buy dips within the range, and do not chase longs.
Use moving averages to determine whether the trend is healthy, focusing only on two things: the price’s position relative to the moving averages, and the arrangement of the short- and long-term moving averages. Currently, MA5=0.48182 is below MA20=0.49909, confirming a bearish alignment and indicating that the medium-term trend is still dominated by sellers. Any rebound will first face selling pressure near M

$NEAR Current price is 4.51, down 15.46% over 24h, with trading volume surging to 304 million USDT. On the moving-average front, MA5=4.5278 has crossed below MA20=4.877, with a bearish alignment initially forming; RSI=32.3 is approaching the oversold zone, while the MACD histogram at -0.03631 remains negative, indicating momentum is still controlled by the bears. The key is the funding rate of -0.0052%—the negative rate means shorts are paying to hold positions. Although longs are being squeezed, there is not yet an extreme discount, indicating strong but not irrational bearish sentiment. The

How is this a rebound? This is CPR for my empty account, isn’t it? 😭

I opened the charts this morning: trading volume was low, price stalled at the highs, follow-through was lacking, and every bounce to a key level got pushed back down. I said at the time: don’t chase longs; look for pullbacks on short positions. Some people didn’t believe me and said it could still surge, but every surge got slapped back down. While everyone else was shouting breakout, all I saw was volume shrinking as if its courage had been drained.

$PAID / PAID slid from 0.012918 to 0.004651, and the short returned +6

$SOL
Seeing this price action, I’m laughing so hard it looks worse than crying😅 But don’t panic—the on-chain data is still holding up; it’s just a shakeout. Once this wave of panic passes, SOL can still bounce back to new highs. Hold tight, don’t get shaken out—the real show is just beginning🚀

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$BTC
The long-short ratio is almost two to one, and long accounts are packed in like the subway during rush hour. But while funds rush in, they also exit just as quickly—faster than a sudden change of heart. Keeping an eye on the rhythm is more practical than guessing the direction. Whether to buy is up to you; I’ll just sit on the sidelines and watch the show 😏

BTC Scumbag Watch
Haven’t updated on Bitcoin for many days
No more talk—let’s look at the chart
Early this morning, Bitcoin broke through the range created by the large bullish candle on September 21; it has now recovered slightly.
Judging from the liquidation chart, that wick point yesterday
The scumbag will probably open a position at 78,888, which is basically also the 50% level of the large bullish candle on September 18. A lucky number, hahaha.

Some buyers have started stepping in for Bitcoin, but it’s still too early to say the decline is over.
BTC dropped as low as $80,394 yesterday and has now rebounded to around $81,900.
A few changes in this rebound are worth noting: open interest has declined significantly, buying demand is beginning to recover, and U.S. Treasury yields have also pulled back somewhat. Market pressure is lighter than it was yesterday.
But one question remains unanswered: Did large players actually enter the market to buy the dip, or did shorts simply take enough profit and start closing their positions, pushing