【$SOL Signal】Short | 1H rebound lacks strength, 4H middle band resistance
$SOL The 4H MACD bearish histogram remains, while momentum weakened after the 1H rebound reached 75.4, with dense sell orders above 75.5. The depth ratio of 1.12 shows buyers slightly prevailing, but the price remains below the 4H Bollinger middle band at 75.6. Funding rate: -0.0041%, OI is stable, and the short-term rebound lacks incremental capital.
🎯Direction: Short
⚡Entry/limit orders: Short in batches within the 75.257 - 75.400 range; aggressive traders can short directly at the current price of 75.4
🛑Stop-loss: 7

$BTC 📉 Bitcoin ETF fund flows are seeing a notable shift. 👀
U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows of $389.7 million last week, their largest weekly outflow in approximately 6 weeks.
The irony? 🤔
The previous week, the funds recorded inflows exceeding $853 million.
This rapid change puts institutional demand to the test once again.
🔥 So, are we simply seeing temporary profit-taking?
Or have institutional funds actually begun to retreat more significantly?
The coming days may give us the answer. 👀
#BTC #ETH #ETF #ETFFlows #Bitcoin

#我的七夕交易分享
Overnight reversal! Why did altseason turn into an altcoin funeral in seconds?
With Bitcoin and Ethereum moving sideways recently, crypto market funds have gradually flowed into altcoins. Opening the weekend “altseason” every Friday had become a regular feature in recent weeks, but everything “turned upside down” yesterday. Recently popular altcoins crashed across the board: APR fell over 70%, CYS fell over 50%, BEAT fell over 50%, and ACE fell nearly 30%. So why did the sky collapse for altcoins overnight? Little God of Wealth believes this was caused by two factors: major altcoin

$AVAX $6.35, down 3.63% in 24 hours, with 106 million in trading volume—this isn't a crash, it's a shakeout. It touched $6.88 yesterday before being pushed down, then rebounded from today's low of $6.21, a typical wick-and-accumulation move. If this bearish candle scared you off, you're handing your chips to the market makers.
Operationally, $6.20-$6.30 is my buying zone, with a stop-loss at $6.10 and an initial target of $6.60-$6.80. Keep your position below 20%. If it breaks below $6.10, admit the mistake and exit—don't fight the trend. Short-term volatility is high; if you have no position,

#SandiskSurges14%OnNewFinancialFramework
SanDisk's recent rally—fueled by its In Focus 2026 Investor Day presentation—signals a structural shift in how Wall Street values flash memory. The core drivers behind SanDisk's momentum and its competitive position relative to peers like Micron and SK Hynix break down into several key factors:
Catalyst: Long-Term Financial Framework
SanDisk unveiled an aggressive long-term model targeting fiscal years 2028 through 2030:
Growth: Mid-to-high-teens compound annual revenue growth.
Margins: Non-GAAP gross margins near 80% and operating margins near 7

2026.8.16 Weekend Chat
In one sentence: Maintain the forecast of a phased bottom within 3 months, and boldly build heavy spot positions on every sharp drop over the next 3 months;
In periods of low liquidity, months of sideways trading at low levels are commonly seen during the bottoming phase of a medium- to long-term market move. Therefore, spot positions must seize the opportunity to enter. As for intraday futures, trade them only when opportunities arise and control position sizes; it is either take-profit or stop-loss. If a major trend emerges, the returns from a futures core position rid

JUST IN: South Korea short selling in equities climbs despite a rebound in markets. If stock shorts keep rising, it could signal continued caution around risk assets. $BTC ? $ETH ?

Starting today, I’m launching a new daily series!
From now on, I’ll test @BONKUJI_inu’s Gacha to see whether it’s actually easy to draw from, recording the results directly every day to see how much the long-term tested hit rate differs from the official odds 👀
Because I prefer Japanese Pokémon cards, I’m currently taking on the 100U Japanese PTCG Gacha 🇯🇵
The 100U OPTCG Gacha will also be launching soon; once the card machine is available, I’ll switch over to One Piece
Card machine information
💰 100 USDC / Pull
📊 Expected Value: 104.57U
♻️ Buyback Rate: 88%
Official odds:
Common 42%｜Unco

Day 4 of earning living expenses with 30U; the current amount is still 34.9U
Today is Sunday, so no trading—I'll read a book

$BICO fell 18% in 24 hours, hitting a low of 0.0197, with $29 million in trading volume—among small-cap coins, this kind of volume already signals panic selling and a desperate rush for the exits. But did you know that in the last bull market, BICO surged from 0.008 to 0.6, a 75x gain, while the shakeout before that rally began saw a decline of almost exactly 20%?
I went through the historical data. After the 2020 halving, BICO consolidated at the bottom for 47 days, during which it had three single-day flash crashes of more than 15%, followed by a direct V-shaped reversal; the same pattern o

#GateTop1GrowthInJuly 🚀 When Growth Becomes a Competitive Advantage
July wasn't just another month for the crypto industry.
It was a month that tested exchanges on almost every front—user activity, liquidity, product expansion, institutional participation and the ability to keep innovating while the market remained highly competitive.
And Gate came out of July with a headline that deserves attention:
🏆 Gate Ranked #1 in Growth in July
But instead of looking at this as simply another ranking, let's look at what growth actually means in a crypto market where competition is getting tougher eve

#GateLaunchpool141MDOS
Gate Launchpool is once again bringing fresh opportunities to the crypto community, and is one campaign worth keeping on the radar.
Launchpool events are interesting because they give users a way to participate in the early stage of a new project through a structured campaign on Gate. Instead of simply watching a new token enter the market, eligible users can take part in the Launchpool process and potentially receive rewards based on the campaign rules.
For MDOS, the key thing is to understand the campaign details before participating. Check the official announcement f

$US was still playing dead at 0.0154 yesterday, but today it shot straight to 0.0185, with $21.4M in trading volume slammed in your face. Think retail traders are lifting the sedan chair? Wrong. Those were the buy orders I placed around 0.0158 yesterday, absorbing 60% of the volume in one morning. Up 11.12% in 24 hours, it looks lively, but I had already taken the real meat at 0.0172. Anyone chasing now is helping me catch the final baton.
You ask how I play it? Listen up. The market maker’s three-step plan: First, move sideways at the lows for three days, shaking the weak hands out of 0.0155–

I. Bitcoin (BTC)
● Current status: Around $62,800, with resistance at $65,000 and support at $62,000.
● Short plan: Test a short on a low-volume rebound to $63,500–$63,800, with a stop-loss at $64,200 and a target of $62,000–$62,500.
● Long plan: Test a long after stabilization on a pullback to $62,000–$62,300, with a stop-loss at $61,500 and a target of $63,500–$64,000.
● Note: Downward pressure has not been released; do not blindly buy the dip.
II. Ethereum (ETH)
● Current status: Narrow-range consolidation around $1,880, with resistance at $1,899 and support at

JUST IN: Wu Yuhuai, co-founder of xAI, is reported to have purchased a $70M Hillsborough, CA mansion, per San Francisco Standard. If confirmed, this adds to high-profile tech exec real estate activity in the Bay Area. $XAI

JUST IN: AI firms’ roughly $700B of shadow credit guarantees are drawing bond-market scrutiny as Nvidia’s financing ties potentially add residual value support for related debt. This could influence risk on AI/tech credit and SPV-driven leverage. $NVDA

$RARE – Bearish continuation in a mature strong regime
RARE SHORT
Entry: 0.01139 – 0.01142
Stop Loss: 0.01163
TP: 0.01118 - 0.01095 - 0.01072

Biji.com reports, citing The Block, that according to the 13F filing, as of the end of the second quarter, Harvard Management Company held 3.04M shares of IBIT valued at approximately $101.4 million, ending two consecutive quarters of reducing its holdings. IBIT currently ranks 11th among the Harvard University endowment fund’s 19 holdings, accounting for 2.4% of its $4.26 billion investment portfolio.