#BonkGuyBullishOnUSELESS
Bonk Guy calling $USELESS a potential meme king definitely gets attention, but for me, the more interesting question is whether the market itself is starting to validate that narrative.
Right now, USELESS is trading around $0.22, with the latest market data showing a 24-hour range of roughly $0.2045 to $0.2573. CoinMarketCap is also showing the token around the same area, with a market cap near $212M and roughly $95M in 24-hour volume. The exact price varies slightly between data providers, but the bigger picture is clear: liquidity is still substantial for a meme ass

Nobody is talking about the short setup forming inside $LTC /USDT right now.

$LTC /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 53.75 – 54.03
SL: 55.28
TP1: 52.85
TP2: 52.15
TP3: 51.11

Why this setup?
Why now? The daily trend is range-bound, but the 1h price at 53.89 sits exactly on the entry zone high, and the 15m RSI reading of 65.4 shows momentum is still leaning bullish into resistance. The 1h ATR of 0.579167 means the average hourly swing is wide enough to give the short room to breathe before hitting TP1 at 52.85, then TP2 at 52.15. This is a low-conviction fade against overextended intraday st

I didn’t chase when it broke above the previous high, waiting instead to go long after the pullback stabilized around 701.00. A genuine breakout won’t usually complete in one move; positions accumulated after a pullback confirmation are often more solid.
The price then moved upward in small steps, with key levels rising consecutively. The fake bearish candle in the middle shook out quite a few short-term positions, but the bulls held the breakout level and continued at their own pace.
After the unrealized profit reached +314%, I reduced the position by 70% and moved the protection level for th

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a trader profited $235,000 through PONS over 9 days. The trader bought 1,497,000 PONS with approximately 378.23 ETH ($936,000) and sold them all for approximately 473 ETH ($1.17 million), earning a profit of 94.77 ETH ($234,800), a return of 25.06%.

ETH (weekly chart) market analysis

The weekly chart shows that the previous CPI data triggered a rapid short-term rise, but after the surge, a long upper wick formed and prices pulled back. Neither the daily nor weekly chart managed to hold above the key resistance zone at 2566-2571.
The next higher strong resistance zone is 2730-2819. Only a breakout above this range can truly open up the weekly bullish structure.
I personally predict that next week’s market will most likely first move upward to test resistance before coming under pressure and pulling back. Weekly support below is at 2338-2

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$BTC

#OracleQ1EarningsBeatStockUpOver5%delivers another strong earnings surprise, and the stock is reacting with a powerful move.
Oracle’s Q1 earnings came in above expectations, giving investors a fresh reason to pay attention to the company and its growth story. Following the results, Oracle shares jumped more than 5%, showing how strongly the market responded to the numbers.
The bigger story is not simply a one-day stock move. Earnings beats can change market expectations because they provide fresh information about revenue growth, profitability, demand, and the company’s ability to execute its

$700 Billion added to the US stock at market open as Core CPI dropped to a 5-year low.

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$USELESS broke above the previous high but did not accelerate immediately, instead quickly pulling back. I treated the breakout level as a key reference level and entered long when the pullback held above it. This is a standard breakout-and-retest confirmation; as long as this level holds, the logic remains unchanged.
After entry, the price did not continue pulling back and instead rallied directly. During the first upward push, I took profits on 70% as planned, while gradually moving the protective stop higher on the remaining 30% to let the profits run.
The biggest taboo in this process is c

This entry point wasn’t perfect; I tried a long at the second bottom on the hourly $CL chart. The moving averages had not fully turned upward yet, so I could only use a tight stop-loss in exchange for room to capture later profits.
After entry, the price action was sluggish. Several pushes higher were driven back down, making it look as though the market was about to weaken. But each pullback failed to break the key reference level from the time of entry, so I chose to reduce my trading frequency and let the position run.
Only after the key level above was broken did the move begin to flow smo

I didn’t chase the first leg up because the price was too far from the moving average, and entering then could easily have triggered my stop-loss with a wick. I waited for the pullback to stabilize before entering at 50.48 for this $LTC long.

After entering, the market entered a weak consolidation, with the range narrowing and trading volume shrinking sharply. This kind of situation tests patience the most. Many people were worn down and manually stopped out, while I held my core position without moving and gradually tightened my stop-loss.

When the consolidation range broke out on increas

Reuters reports exclusively that Anthropic is preparing a potentially record-breaking IPO, seeking to raise up to $100 billion at a target valuation of approximately $2 trillion.
NVIDIA is in talks to become an anchor investor, with its subscription potentially reaching as much as $10 billion. All of these figures are still under discussion, and the final plan could change.
NVIDIA was already one of Anthropic’s most important computing suppliers, announcing in 2025 that it could invest up to $10 billion in Anthropic; Anthropic also committed to purchasing $30 billion worth of Azure computing c

I’m really speechless. The old yield had already met the requirements, but because I didn’t have a Hong Kong card, I never received a single payout.
Now the old yield has stopped, and the new one is active. The awkward part is that I still don’t have a Hong Kong card😭😭
That darn Wise card won’t let me apply. I still have one hospitalization left, and once I’m discharged, I’m going to fly to Hong Kong as soon as possible to get one🤣🤣

Thanks, Musk—200U has arrived.

I did nothing—just went to the restroom, and by the time I got back, the K-line had already done the work for me. The $XAU short position moved down both quickly and steadily, with profits coming straight to my door.

While everyone else was running, I focused instead on the strength of its rebounds. Volume failed to follow, and no one was buying the move up; every rebound was weak and feeble—a classic lack of support. I entered at 4510.00, and the current price has just reached 4357, locking in +315.35%. What a satisfying trade.

I don't get greedy: I banked 80% first, and moved the stop-lo

I wasn’t even expecting to break even, but it ended up putting me straight into profit. This service is seriously on point. It’s not that my skills are amazing—the price action itself handed the shorts a red envelope.
When the market plunged intraday, many people were busy cutting their losses, but I felt this plunge had already made the choice for the market. Before that, I had already placed my short order: the rebound was weak, the baiting-long sentiment was strong, and there had been no volume on the chart. However you looked at it, it seemed like nothing more than a feint.
The short opene

The profit is thin, but it grew on its own—I didn’t touch it.

I opened the chart this morning, $SKHYNIX funds quietly entered the market, and the pullback held. I only signaled scaling into long positions, keep your protection in place, and don’t chase. 1171.00 to 1372.47, +1221.47%—feels good, brothers, we nailed this move. It was truly sluggish at first, but the outcome is truly sweet.

Have a strategy before the market opens, discipline during the session, and reflection after it closes.

Take 80% off the table first, and protect the remaining 20% at breakeven; don’t let floating profi