In the first week of September, spot Ethereum$ETH saw net inflows of approximately $218 million, with the cumulative total over the past two weeks exceeding $1 billion. BlackRock’s ETHA and staking-based ETHB were the main contributors, indicating that institutional allocation demand has not disappeared due to the short-term pullback.
At the price level, ETH has oscillated between 2370 and 2530 for several weeks, with 2475 serving as a high-volume support level and 2530 as the bullish confirmation level.
As a trader, I view continued ETF inflows as underpinning medium- to long-term holdings,

#OracleQ1EarningsBeatStockUpOver5%
Oracle just gave the market something it wanted to see: growth that is actually showing up in the numbers.
Q1 FY2027 revenue came in at $19.35B, up 30% year over year, while adjusted EPS was $1.92 versus roughly $1.74 expected. The biggest number for me was cloud infrastructure revenue — $7.4B, up 121% YoY.
That explains why ORCL jumped roughly 7%–8% after hours after falling 5.4% during Thursday's regular session.
But I wouldn't call this an easy long just because the first reaction is green.
Oracle is spending aggressively to turn itself into a major AI

My hand trembled slightly when I set the stop-loss a few days ago; this morning I realized that filial piety was unnecessary. A few days ago, before bed, I watched $WDC rebound. Selling pressure was strong, trading volume was low, resistance above was obvious, and it had a strong whiff of a bull trap. I judged that it would not rise further, and my bearish view remained unchanged. When it plunged intraday, it dropped straight from 474.9 to 451.9, with shorts up +233.23%. It was truly sluggish beforehand, but the result was truly rewarding.

Being out of the market is not a sin; opening posit

I did nothing—just went to the restroom, and when I came back, the K-line had already done the work for me. Now that’s service.

A few days ago, I was still watching the $PROM rebound before bed. Every push upward kept falling just short, with volume failing to follow and no one buying into the rise. I had only one thought: resistance at the highs—short it.

When I opened the charts in the morning, the unrealized profit had already reached +1339.18%, from 7.149 to 5.161. The sleepless nights were worth it; those already on board should have woken up laughing.

Close 80% first—don’t get gre

Why did the position-doubling guru once again successfully predict the Bitcoin and Ethereum moves?
1. Structurally, neither broke below a valid major support level, and they used sideways movement to avoid further declines, making the final push of the fifth wave
2. Long funds began reducing their positions during the decline; based on Wave Theory and Chan Theory, combined with my own understanding and allowing for error tolerance, I directly determined that the market would be pumped today
3. I know many followers have suffered losses, so I have not put my updates from the past few days behin

$UNI
went full parabolic off the June-July base doubled from the low $3s to a high of 7.484,
SuperTrend flipping red as it digests the move. fundamentally this run has real legs behind it:
the fee switch is live and burning UNI from protocol Unichain fees, and Robinhood Chain just posted a record $1.3B DEX volume day with Uniswap capturing most of it.
RSI got stretched on the way up so this pause makes sense — 5.8-6 area is the level to hold for the next leg toward 7-8.

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.
While everyone else was rushing in, I instead watched the $CYS chart for a long time. Each rebound was weaker than the last, and the volume kept shrinking. No one was buying into the rise—this is a classic lack of support, and the pressure means it’s headed downward.
I placed my short order around 0.4520, leaving one sentence at the time: There’s pressure above, so don’t force a breakout.
Now at 0.1321, +1393.53%, this profit feels great

Discussing Several Key Price Levels I’m Watching
Let’s skip the fundamentals and talk about something practical—how to trade $AAPL next.
First, some background. AAPL closed at $315.34 on the day of the event, while it had already fallen 1.17% to $316.22 in premarket trading. Over the past 52 weeks, AAPL has remained in a high trading range, and its current price is not far from its all-time high.
From a technical perspective, I’ll mark out several key price levels:
Support levels:
The first support is around $310. This has been an important support area over the past month or so. If this level

My hand trembled slightly when I set the stop-loss a few days ago, only to discover this morning that the concern was unnecessary. During the repeated intraday swings, I confirmed just one thing: the pullback held steady without breaking down, showing that the bulls still had confidence.
So after entering around 0.377246 a few days ago, I never expected it to surge too high in one go. Today it reached 0.507607 directly, with unrealized gains of +342.35%. The whole process was actually very steady, nothing to brag about.
Only profits you can take away are real profits. I didn't get greedy for t

【$ETH Signal】1H volume breakout above the upper band, buy on the pullback
$ETH 1H volume expanded 12x, and the price directly broke through the upper Bollinger Band at 2582.96, with RSI 82.50 hovering at a high level. The 4H MACD formed a golden cross above the zero line, while the histogram at 9.10 continues to expand, and the bullish attack momentum remains intact. The order book buy/sell depth ratio is 0.14, with extremely thick sell orders stacked above, while buy orders absorb them and push prices higher. The funding rate is 0.0081%, OI is stable, and leverage buildup is not overly heated

@Jason60704294 Bro, the two accounts belong to different people.

I switched to the background to reply to a message, and when I came back, it had already finished the job.

The rebound was fierce right after the sell-off in the early session, but volume failed to follow. The overhead resistance was obvious, and the inability to push higher was an opportunity to short. I placed a short at 1.972, and it has now reached 1.955, with +43.95% secured. This profit feels great—the timing was spot on.

I’ve taken 80% of the position off the table first, and moved the stop-loss for the remaining 20% to the entry price, letting the profits run. Staying alive is the

#ShareWeekly
$SOL is entering an interesting zone around $103.
After the recent selling pressure, buyers are trying to rebuild momentum, but the important question is whether SOL can hold above the current area and start forming higher lows.
If buying volume continues to improve, SOL could attract fresh momentum and potentially challenge higher resistance levels.
For now, I’m watching price structure and volume closely rather than chasing every move.
A clean breakout with confirmation would make the setup much more interesting.

$ZEC is showing strong bullish momentum on the 4H chart.
Price is holding above the rising trendline after a sharp pullback.
Support: $1,050–$1,100
Resistance: $1,296
A clean breakout above $1,296 could open the way toward higher levels.

What Does a Foldable iPhone Mean for Apple's Supply Chain?
After discussing AAPL itself, I want to talk about a more interesting topic—the impact of Apple's foldable iPhone on its supply chain.
Here's the conclusion: not every company in Apple's supply chain will benefit from this wave; the opportunities are concentrated among suppliers of components newly added for foldable phones.
Compared with a standard iPhone, what core components are newly added to a foldable iPhone? The most critical are the hinge and flexible display.
On the hinge side, the iPhone Duo's hinge consists of more than 100

I originally planned to cut my losses and call it a day, but it turned around on its own and handed the profits back.

While everyone was still watching from the sidelines, I was waiting for the moment when the rebound lost steam. Every push upward was just short of breaking through, with clear resistance overhead, so I went straight short at 0.04561. The price has now fallen to 0.04213, with my position up +40.05%—feels great.

I closed 80% of the short position first, and moved the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to breakeven, so even a fierce rebound won't matter. If you're not confident a

The A20 Pro Chip Is the Real “Hidden Protagonist” of This Launch Event
Everyone is talking about the foldable phone, but after watching the launch event, what actually excited me most was the A20 Pro chip.
Why? Because the foldable phone is merely an innovation in form, while the A20 Pro represents a genuine generational technological leap.
The A20 Pro uses TSMC’s 2nm process technology and features a 6-core CPU and 7-core GPU. CPU performance is up 20% from the previous generation, while GPU performance is up by as much as 40%. More importantly, it includes dual 16-core neural engines and a n

Retail investor: People say just buy & hold, it always comes back. That's what I should do right?
Me: Look at April 2000 on that chart. Nasdaq fell over 75% soon after that...
Retail investor: Brutal. But it came back.
Me: It took 13 years... Didn't break even until 2013.
Retail investor: Thirteen years... OMG.
Me: So "it always comes back" isn't a strategy... It's a hope. The people buried for 13 years weren't buying bad companies. They were paying insane prices for good ones.
Retail investor: So what actually protects you?
Me: Valuation. Never buy at ANY price. Great company below fair value