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No big-picture thinking, can’t hold on—these profits are paper-thin, but I absolutely love them. 😂
When I opened the chart this morning, $TRUMP had already reached 2.736. Then I looked at the cost basis of 2.483, with unrealized gains of +656.59%, and suddenly it felt a little unreal.
I still remember when everyone else was running, I saw buying pressure quietly strengthening and the bottom consolidating without breaking down, so I flagged the opportunity immediately. Nobody dared to believe it then, but I do now. Nailing the rhythm feels amazing. 💪
The market has a way of humbling everyone

I was just about to go to the forum and rant, but then I saw my balance and thought, forget it—the market is always right. During the intraday bottoming process, $BTC shook back and forth enough to make me nauseous, but it held firm every time it retested, and buying pressure was getting stronger. I placed my order around 75769.3 at the time.
Sure enough, when I opened the chart this morning, the current price was 77543.3, with floating profit at +407.2%. I nailed this move. 🔥
Take 80% off the table first, and execute the stop-loss plan on the remaining 20%—let it run, and don’t let the prof

$FOGO (Fogo) – Harsh Rejection, Out
I'm staying far away from FOGO because it is down -16.30% at $0.00765, after a sharp rejection at $0.00769. The price has collapsed from the upper band down to the current level, which is now testing the lower band. The 24h low is $0.00717, and MACD is turning deeply negative. I'm not touching this until it reclaims the middle band ($0.00759). For now, I'm completely out.

I originally planned to cut my losses and sacrifice the position to the heavens, but the ritual never happened—the meat roasted itself. During those repeated intraday swings, I felt something was off: every upward push fell just short, and buying support was clearly insufficient—a classic bull-trap setup. I decisively opened a small short position around 0.004915, and just checked: 0.004618, with +456.34% secured. This trade feels great; after grinding around for so long, the move finally paid off. First close 80%, putting the bulk of the profits in your pocket, then move the stop-loss on the

$ESPORTS Very boring market conditions

Just after one thing was fixed I decided to break my wrist
gm

No trades, no analysis—just sheer luck. This result is so embarrassing I can barely talk about it. Actually, it wasn't all luck: as the market repeatedly fluctuated, $FARTCOIN kept struggling around 0.21184. Every upward push fell just short, and the trading volume was pitifully low. I figured it was a paper tiger and directly went long. After finishing lunch and checking the market, the current price had already reached 0.19281, with +697% secured in my pocket. The return has me feeling nervous, worried that the market will realize what happened tomorrow and blacklist me. I'll close 80% first

$PI Time will prove everything; accumulating more chips is the most important thing right now⚡

GM everyone! You support me. I support you. 🫡

$BTC Bitcoin’s move this time has matched our previous analysis perfectly! The short-term topping pattern is definitely a standard rising wedge. Although yesterday we hoped the news might push prices up for one more spike and provide a comfortable opportunity to enter a right-side short, the market simply refused to cooperate. The news turned outright bearish, and price immediately reversed with a large bearish candle that broke through the wedge’s lower boundary. Now that the lower boundary has been broken, the short-term topping pattern has been confirmed. Next comes an inevitable deep corre

Missed posting this yesterday, so adding it now. A pullback between 8088--8281 was highly likely, and today it reached 8155 before beginning to pull back. Can this pullback expand in scale and bring the rally that began on August 1 to an end? Watch the monitoring points.

JUST IN: COPPERINU hits a $10M market cap within 2 hours of launch, now near $8.98M with $5.7M+ in volume. Developer moved 40% of supply to KOL Him’s wallet and pledges staking, claiming, and burning features for community airdrops. $COPPERINU

$SOL is holding around $103 after getting rejected near $110. The $100–$101 area is the key support now holding it could bring another attempt toward $105–$110, while a breakdown could send SOL toward $97.

So far this week, strategies have been published for 6 days, with 5 days validated.
This market has never lacked analysts; what it lacks are battle-tested practitioners who can withstand review and scrutiny.
In the market washouts of the past few days, plenty of longs and shorts have been taken out on both sides, but over these 5 days, we have steadily maintained control of the rhythm—not through luck, but through discipline and strict entry levels.

I cut my 130k U position at 0.38 and only dared to speak after recovering to 0.5. This bullish candle is no joke: 24h trading volume reached $18.6 million, rising from 0.42 to 0.535 before pulling back to 0.519, with volume at 2.3 times the average of the previous three days. Don't rush to chase; the current price is right at the 0.52 Fibonacci 50% resistance. There can only be a next step after it holds.
My plan: If the pullback holds at 0.49–0.50, enter with 30% of the position, with a stop-loss at 0.475 (below the daily MA7); if it breaks above 0.535 on increased volume, add another 20% and

#WarshJacksonHolePreviewMarketsFocusOnRates
JACKSON HOLE IS NOT JUST ABOUT ONE SPEECH — IT IS ABOUT THE NEXT DIRECTION OF GLOBAL LIQUIDITY
Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole message has pushed one issue back into the center of global markets: how far is the Federal Reserve willing to go to ensure inflation returns sustainably toward its 2% objective, and what would a prolonged period of restrictive monetary policy mean for bonds, equities, gold and digital assets?
That question matters because markets are not trading the current interest-rate level alone; they are trading expectations for where rate

The biggest realization from ten years of trading:
The market is never wrong; I am.
But I won’t admit it either—I’ll just blame the market maker. 😝
After all, when you lose money, you always have to find someone to blame—it’s either yourself or someone else.
Hahahaha, is this the psychological balancing mechanism?