The hand that set the stop-loss a few days ago was trembling slightly. When I checked this morning, the short position was right. Right after I saw the bearish news, $SKYAI was still pretending to push upward, but every surge fell just short. The resistance above was too obvious, and the scent of a bull trap was already in the air. Not shorting this kind of market would be doing my screen-watching efforts a disservice. Entered at 0.22665, now at 0.0466, +1947.78%. This profit feels great—enough for a good meal.

As for the trade, I closed 70% first to lock in profits, and moved the stop-loss

I wish @BoredApeYC had the balls to drop something that's actually BAYC-only.
No shade to MAYC, but if the utility is the same, what exactly am I paying 8x for with a BAYC?

$NFLX is slowly setting up for a MONSTER run post split!

ethereum:native
Longed ETH @ Market
Targeting 2980
The next leg up is around the corner.

The $92 billion passing grade—why “beating expectations” may no longer be enough
Nvidia reports earnings tomorrow, with Wall Street expecting $92 billion in revenue. Nvidia’s own guidance midpoint is $91 billion.
The gap is only $1 billion. Just over 1%.
What does this mean? It means Nvidia only needs to beat expectations by a little to be considered “meeting the bar.” But the market wants far more than merely “meeting the bar.”
Jefferies has already raised the true bullish threshold to $95 billion, with next quarter’s guidance needing to reach $108 billion. Citi has also raised its expectatio

bitcoin:native / $DXY
In my opinion the setup is ready on this side as well

【$STAR Signal】Long + 4H momentum expansion
$STAR RSI_1h 81.55, 4H MACD momentum is expanding, and the price has broken above the upper Bollinger Band. The buy-side depth ratio is 0.75, sell pressure in the order book is relatively heavy, the funding rate is 0.06%, and OI is flat.
🎯Direction: Long
⚡Entry/Limit Order: 0.1700982 - 0.1706100
🛑Stop Loss: 0.1689039
🚀Target 1: 0.1731691
🚀Target 2: 0.1744487
🛡️Trade Management:
- Execution strategy: After reaching Target 1, reduce the position by 50% and move the stop loss up to breakeven. If the price falls back to the entry level, exit automati

Position: ONG long average entry at 0.089, currently up 7.6%. I just closed half the position and will let the profits run on the rest.
At 0.0958, 24-hour trading volume is $470 million, with an absurdly high turnover rate, and the order book looks paper-thin. ONG rallied from 0.079 to 0.108 and is now pulling back and consolidating—a typical post-rally shakeout. Watching the order book, you can see large orders repeatedly accumulating in the 0.093–0.095 range, which is a sign that something may be brewing.
The plan is simple: scale into spot/futures positions in the 0.093–0.096 range, with a

A few days ago, I was still calculating whether I had enough money for instant noodles this month; this morning, I was already wondering whether to add sausage. When the sell-off hit during the morning session, I happened to be watching the chart. The plunge looked fierce, but I noticed that every push upward fell just short, and the volume simply failed to keep up. This kind of move clearly shows insufficient buying support, with a strong whiff of a bull trap.

And sure enough, it didn’t disappoint: it steadily slid from 1.0045 all the way down to 0.7632, with +1156.84% secured. Nailed it. T

I was just about to go over and rant, but then I looked at the account and thought, forget it—let it pump however it wants, I’ll keep quiet. I’ve been watching it since before the market fully got going. The rebound looks fierce, but there’s actually insufficient support, and it reeks of a bull trap. While everyone else was excitedly chasing orders, I chose to trade against $HOME . This wasn’t throwing a tantrum—I just got the rhythm right.

The short opened at 0.00899 is now at 0.00615, with +2241.53% secured. This profit feels great, seriously satisfying💸. For a token you’re not confident i

$LAB /USDT 4-hour chart hides deadly risks—dare to follow?
$LAB /USDT - SHORT
Trading Plan:
Entry: 0.06664 – 0.06750
SL: 0.07121
TP1: 0.06396
TP2: 0.06189
TP3: 0.05879
Why pay attention to this setup?
- 4-hour SHORT signal with confidence as high as 95%; the trend is clearly downward.
- 1D trend is bearish, with bears in control; any rebound is a shorting opportunity.
- 15-minute RSI is 42.72, not yet oversold, so there is still room to move lower.
- Current price is 0.06707, with clear EMA resistance; an entry can be made on a rebound toward around 0.06750.
- TP1 at 0.06396 and TP2 at 0.06189

I’m also watching $AAVE for a selling setup.
This chart is still pretty weak. AAVE has been printing lower highs and lower lows all the way down from the $140+ area, and the small bounce around $125 hasn’t changed that structure yet.
Entry: $127–$130
Targets:
TP1: $125
TP2: $124.35
TP3: $122.50
SL: Above $131
I’d rather wait for a weak bounce into $129–$130 than chase it down here. If sellers step back in around that resistance, the trend still favors another move lower.

【$TAC Signal】1H Pullback Support + 4H Bullish Continuation
$TAC Order book depth imbalance 12.96%, Bid/Ask 1.30, funding rate 0.012%, current price 0.002636, with support appearing after the 1H pullback.
4H MACD bullish momentum is narrowing, while the price remains above the Bollinger middle band at 0.0020, with the trend intact. 1H RSI is 63.82, not yet in the overbought zone, leaving room for further short-term upside. 1H MACD bearish volume is expanding, but the price is moving sideways without falling, indicating that selling pressure is being quickly absorbed. OI is stable, long leverage

【$I'm F***ing Coming Signal】Go long + 4H volume-backed breakout
$I'm F***ing Coming 1H data has not updated; 4H momentum is dominant. Current price 0.011207, RSI 78.66, 4H MACD bullish expansion, price broke above the Bollinger upper band at 0.0103. Order book depth imbalance is 22.25%, bid depth ratio is 1.57, and bid support is solid. Funding rate is 0.0223%, OI is stable, and the market is not overheated. The current risk-reward ratio is 1.5, acceptable but not ideal; move in and out quickly.
🎯Direction: long
⚡Entry/limit order: 0.01117338 - 0.01120700
🛑Stop-loss: 0.01109493
🚀Target 1: 0

$UAI Crashed 18% in half an hour, with the lowest wick hitting 0.2823 and 600 million in trading volume—this isn’t a pullback; someone is catching retail traders’ blood with a bucket. If you don’t run, you won’t be able to.
I entered at 0.34 in the previous round and cut my losses at 0.31, losing 9 percentage points. It’s not that I don’t believe in the AI narrative; it’s that the chart is telling you: a rebound without volume is just market manipulation. It’s now consolidating around 0.288. Don’t rush to buy the dip—wait until it holds above 0.30 before entering. Set your stop-loss at 0.275,

No big-picture thinking, can't hold on—the profits on this move are paper-thin, but I absolutely love it. When the sell-off began in the early session, $KALSHI plunged sharply. I saw that buying support was insufficient and that every rebound lacked volume, so I immediately opened a one-lot short position at 24.800. It’s now at 17.084, with a return of +308.58%, and this profit feels great. Although the position wasn’t large, getting the direction right deserves some applause. In fact, the biggest risk in this kind of downtrend is chasing rebounds—I reminded everyone early on not to get trigg

ETH pulled back from 2533 after facing resistance to 2413! The initial limit-order long position has entered! I’ve turned on the bot! Follow the plan, everyone! Good luck to you all! I’m off to sleep! Good night! #ETH $ETH

I was just about to go in and curse it out, but then I looked at my account and thought, forget it—let it pump however it wants, I’ll keep quiet. The last thing I saw before bed a few days ago was it moving sideways at the bottom with strong support. I knew this move had potential. I didn’t do anything; I just left it there, and it came up on its own. So stress-free. This kind of price action is pleasing just to watch.
Entered at 0.02133, now at 0.02149, +16.1%. Take profits when it’s time—sell 80% first, and place a stop-loss for the remaining 20% at the entry price to protect it, letting it