Who can offer a lower price for X Premium than I do?
#Premium

Day 4 of earning living expenses with 30U; the current amount is still 34.9U
Today is Sunday, so no trading—I'll read a book

Starting today, I’m launching a new daily series!
From now on, I’ll test @BONKUJI_inu’s Gacha to see whether it’s actually easy to draw from, recording the results directly every day to see how much the long-term tested hit rate differs from the official odds 👀
Because I prefer Japanese Pokémon cards, I’m currently taking on the 100U Japanese PTCG Gacha 🇯🇵
The 100U OPTCG Gacha will also be launching soon; once the card machine is available, I’ll switch over to One Piece
Card machine information
💰 100 USDC / Pull
📊 Expected Value: 104.57U
♻️ Buyback Rate: 88%
Official odds:
Common 42%｜Unco

$$LAB plunged 10.62% in a single day, hitting a low of 0.0735, with a trading volume of 22.3M. This isn’t a pullback—it’s panic selling. If BTC loses 67000 tonight, $LAB will likely retest the 0.07 level. How much of a position do you still have? Dare to post your entry price in the comments—I want to see how many people are trapped above 0.085.
Don’t rush to buy the dip. Consider these three sets of data: the 24-hour range was from 0.0880 to 0.0735, nearly 20% volatility—something retail investors can’t withstand; the 22.3M trading volume shows that major capital is engaging in wash trading

$HSK Daily post 67: Buy in

$120k—that’s the tuition I paid in the MEME sector last round. $BLESS is playing the same familiar script again today, down 12.32% in 24 hours. After peaking at 0.0104, it has steadily slid to the current 0.0089, with a low of 0.0086. I know this pattern too well: it’s a classic distribution pattern amid choppy trading. But the trading volume is still 14.6M, which shows that the money hasn’t fully exited and some traders are still making T-trades.
Don’t rush to buy the dip. Let me run the numbers. At the current 0.0089, the price is roughly 3% above the 24-hour low, putting it in a weak suppor

$WAL This trash drops every time I buy in.

Gate’s July growth Top1—the real “killer move” may not have been fully revealed yet
If Gate’s July growth Top1 is a report card, what I care more about is what will be written on the next page.
Because Gate today no longer looks much like a traditional crypto platform focused only on spot and futures trading. June data showed that Gate is simultaneously advancing in multiple directions, including TradFi, institutional business, the on-chain ecosystem, wealth management, and payments; its July transparency report also showed that its comprehensive reserve ratio reached 117%, while futures tradi

ACE, if it drops, it only knows how to keep going down; I’ve already been beaten up by ACE 💔
#StockTradingShareChallenge
$ACE ‌

I. Bitcoin (BTC)
● Current status: Around $62,800, with resistance at $65,000 and support at $62,000.
● Short plan: Test a short on a low-volume rebound to $63,500–$63,800, with a stop-loss at $64,200 and a target of $62,000–$62,500.
● Long plan: Test a long after stabilization on a pullback to $62,000–$62,300, with a stop-loss at $61,500 and a target of $63,500–$64,000.
● Note: Downward pressure has not been released; do not blindly buy the dip.
II. Ethereum (ETH)
● Current status: Narrow-range consolidation around $1,880, with resistance at $1,899 and support at

🚨 Bitcoin's iconic cypherpunks are clashing! Adam Back and Peter Todd are divided over the 21M supply cap debate, raising questions about miner sustainability post-2140. 🤔 What’s your take? $BTC #CryptoDebate

【$SOL Signal】Short | 1H rebound lacks strength, 4H middle band resistance
$SOL The 4H MACD bearish histogram remains, while momentum weakened after the 1H rebound reached 75.4, with dense sell orders above 75.5. The depth ratio of 1.12 shows buyers slightly prevailing, but the price remains below the 4H Bollinger middle band at 75.6. Funding rate: -0.0041%, OI is stable, and the short-term rebound lacks incremental capital.
🎯Direction: Short
⚡Entry/limit orders: Short in batches within the 75.257 - 75.400 range; aggressive traders can short directly at the current price of 75.4
🛑Stop-loss: 7

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$ACE /USDT Perp – "Bearish Continuation – Short"**
**Trading Plan Short $ACE
Entry: 0.156 – 0.158
SL: 0.162
TP1: 0.150
TP2: 0.146
ACE is down -32.09% at 0.1553, below EMA5 (0.1542) and EMA30 (0.1610). MACD is bearish. The 0.1655 yellow line is key resistance. Break of 0.1464 targets lower levels. SL above the EMA30.

‍#我的七夕交易分享
Little Fortune's Tesla Trading Analysis
‌Market Summary‌
Tesla continued its rebound this week, with its share price climbing from around $311 at the end of July to around $334, a weekly gain of approximately 7%. Tesla closed higher on August 7 and 11, with its intraday trading range between $329 and $336. Trading volume increased somewhat from the previous period, and market sentiment clearly improved. Driving factors included multiple positive catalysts, such as the Cybertruck remaining the best-selling model priced above $100k in the United States, Morgan Stanley raising its sec

Toyota once again ranked first in global automaker sales
This is what is known as an information cocoon
What we hear and see every day is all about domestic conditions
But put it in a global context
Although we are large in scale, we are still just one country
Toyota remains a best-seller worldwide, followed by Volkswagen
We are indeed showing strong momentum in the new energy vehicle sector
But there is still a long way to go

$BICO Bought the dip at 0.033 thinking it was the bottom, damn it, but it was only halfway down. Even this piece of crap managed to fleece me for 160u—fucking hell!

#我的七夕交易分享 Bitcoin Falls Below $63k: Why Are Institutions Retreating?
July CPI cooled as expected, but Bitcoin did not get its rebound and instead slid below $63k. Spot ETFs saw consecutive outflows, MSCI plans to remove companies holding crypto from its indexes, and macroeconomic and geopolitical pressures are compounding— institutional funds are repricing.
①CPI boost fails to materialize, BTC stuck below $63k
July U.S. CPI came in at 3.4% year-on-year and 0.1% month-on-month, while core CPI was 2.5% year-on-year—all in line with expectations and continuing to cool. Under the usual logic, cool