Great to meet @tracyalloway & @TheStalwart in Jackson Hole!
Big Odd Lots fan over here. Fun couple days out West 🐻

No vision, can’t hold on—the profit on this move is paper-thin, but I’m loving it. Just a few days ago, I was still calculating whether I had enough money for instant noodles this month; this morning, I’m already wondering whether to add sausage.
When I checked the chart right after lunch, $ASTER was hovering around 0.6673, but I saw buying pressure getting stronger and clear signs of quiet accumulation at the bottom. I casually called for a long position then, without expecting it to take off immediately.
As a result, the move to 0.6888 was both steady and fierce, with +225.58% secured. Feel

$ETH Walsh’s speech created short-term pressure by reinforcing hawkish expectations, causing a small dip.
However, it held up around 2430 and began to stabilize. The short-term bearish factors have now basically been priced in, and the trend has not reversed. If you don’t buy the dip here, you won’t even get a sip of the soup.#Gate7天净流入全球Top3

I didn’t do anything—just went to the restroom, and when I came back, the K-line had already done the work for me. During the intraday bottoming phase, $BTW hovered around 0.377246 for most of the day. It held the bottom without breaking down, so I judged that this wasn’t distribution but accumulation of strength. I told myself then: hold this level and wait for it to show its hand. Bottoming phases test people the most, but as long as the structure remains intact, I choose to believe. 🤣
I opened a long position and then went off to take care of other things. When I opened the chart again, th

Respect the persimmon market and go with the trend!
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Fall 👝141 Palace!

$203M Liquidated in One Hour as Crypto Market Sees Sharp Sell Off
A wave of volatility swept through the crypto market, triggering over $203 million in liquidations within just one hour.
• Total liquidations reached $203 million in the past hour.
• Long positions accounted for $196 million of liquidations.
• Short liquidations totaled just $6.88 million.
• Bitcoin (BTC) liquidations hit $86.08 million.
• Ethereum (ETH) liquidations reached $59.8 million.
The data highlights a heavily one sided market, with bullish traders absorbing the vast majority of losses as prices moved sharply lower. The

Give to me, rob me—I have always lived on the charity of you, mother and son. You always decide what to give me or take away, and I have to meekly accept it. From now on, I will control my own destiny. From this moment on, I will choose for myself.

Japanese stocks pumping made me insanely rich. Thanks, Gate—I’m financially free now, truly financially free.

The quant strategy’s risk-reward performance has improved significantly after adjusting the algorithm...

I originally wanted to cut my losses and sacrifice to the heavens, but the sacrifice never happened—the meat cooked itself. During the repeated intraday swings, I felt something was off: every upward push was just short of breaking through, and buying support was clearly insufficient—a classic bull trap. I decisively opened a small short position around 4.485 at the time. I just took a look: 4.426, +94.58% secured. This trade feels great; after grinding sideways for so long, the move is genuinely delicious. As for the operation, close 80% first and put the bulk in your pocket; move the stop-lo

🚨 NVIDIA $NVDA — POST-EARNINGS PULLBACK
NVIDIA is trading around $219, down roughly 4% today after Thursday’s powerful earnings-driven rally. �
Yesterday’s rally pushed NVDA to $227.98, but today’s profit-taking shows that even strong AI momentum can bring sharp volatility.
📍 Current: ~$219
🔥 Previous close: $227.98
📈 Day high: ~$229.26
🛡️ Key zone: $218–$220
🚧 Resistance: $229–$230
The bigger picture remains interesting: NVIDIA delivered another strong quarter and raised its forward outlook, reinforcing the AI infrastructure story. �
🎯 My view: If NVDA holds the $218–$220 area and recl

I originally wanted to cut my losses and sacrifice to the heavens, but the sacrifice never happened—the meat roasted itself. When the sell-off hit at the open, I was still hesitating over whether to chase the shorts. Then I thought: when everyone else is running, just run with them; don’t fight the trend.
Buying support was too weak, and the rebound lacked strength. With selling pressure this strong, just trade with it. @从 fell from 837.27 to 795.37 now, and another +373.7% is in the bag. This move really calls for a good meal.
As for the trade, close out the +373.7% position first and lock in

$AEON (AEON) – Solid Uptrend, Holding for Breakout
I'm holding AEON because it is up +13.29% at $0.06701, showing a textbook uptrend from a 24h low of $0.05826. The moving averages are bullish: EMA5 at $0.06630, EMA10 at $0.06566, and EMA30 at $0.06473. The 24h high is $0.06842, and MACD is expanding positively. I am holding with a stop below the EMA10 ($0.0656), watching for a break above $0.06842.

Trying a short on the strongest asset in crypto
On a scale of 1-10, how dumb is this
$HYPE

$TURBO
UPDATE
#TURBO is getting ready for a good move. We can see 50%+ gain here ✍🏻
#TURBOUSDT #TURBOBTC #BTC #Bitcoin #NFTs

$DEXE (DeXe) – Parabolic Breakout, Taking Profits & Trailing Stop
I'm watching DEXE closely because it has surged +20.78% to $2.302, rocketing from a low of $1.892. The moving averages are in extreme bullish expansion with EMA5 at $2.445, EMA10 at $2.413, and EMA30 at $2.245. The 24h high is $2.632, and MACD is deeply positive. However, the price has dropped significantly from its peak and is currently below the EMA5. I am taking heavy partial profits here and holding the rest with a very tight stop-loss below the EMA10 ($2.41) to protect gains, as the wicks indicate high volatility.

🇺🇸👀 #macro Warsh from the Federal Reserve (this post may be updated):
– Summer inflation data improved, but the underlying trends have not changed significantly;
– The Federal Reserve must be confident that inflation is returning to its target level – otherwise, "we have a lot of work to do";
– The economy remains resilient: consumer spending is strong, the labor market is stable, and business investment is growing rapidly;
– Financial conditions are difficult to call restrictive, as credit markets show few signs of hindering policy;
– At the July meeting, "a significant majority" favored a