$BTC Pay attention: if the price moves further up from here, it may enter a high-risk zone. I think the bear market most likely hasn’t truly ended yet—everyone, don’t chase too aggressively. Keep an eye on the subsequent trend, and be sure to manage risk when trading!

ETH bulls vs bears battle is imminent—can you read the hidden signals on the 4-hour timeframe?
$ETH /USDT - going SHORT
Trading plan:
Entry: 1869.70 – 1873.78
SL: 1891.35
TP1: 1857.03
TP2: 1847.23
TP3: 1832.52
Why focus on this structure?
- Current ETH price is 1871. The 4-hour EMA is bearish, but the 1D is ranging—big players are waiting for direction.
- RSI on 15m is only 54.75, not overbought; the shorts still have room to move. ATR on 1h is just 8.17, volatility is tightening—breakout is near.
- Main plan: enter SHORT at 1871.74, TP1=1857, TP2=1847, SL=1891; if it breaks upward, the backup

$PI If you’re bullish, buy and copy; if you’re not, clear out your position—complaining nonstop for a day.

$TLM prices are out of this world, might be from an alien World

$CASHCAT going for it again I think.

$BTC ‌WHALES POSITION FOR A POSSIBLE BITCOIN MOVE TOWARD $72K
Institutional traders are once again making headlines in the Bitcoin derivatives market. Recent activity on Deribit shows the accumulation of 40,000 Bitcoin call option contracts, signaling that professional investors are positioning for a potential upside move before the end of July. While options positioning does not guarantee future price direction, it often provides valuable insight into how sophisticated market participants are managing expectations around major macro events.
UNDERSTANDING THE $2.5 BILLION OPTIONS TRADE
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Sold the “flying” big golden dog, Monkey Coin
It’s now 400k
Everyone in the group chat wants 100x
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#夏日创作营 ethBTC Hammer vs Hanging Man: two names for the same candlestick pattern
In the K-line chart, there’s one line that looks very strange: a small real body, an extremely long lower wick, and almost no upper wick.
Appearing at the bottom of a downtrend → it’s called a hammer line, a signal that bulls are about to push back.
Appearing at the top of an uptrend → it’s called a hanging man line, a signal that major players are distributing.
Same K-line, different position—different name, and the direction is completely opposite.
The market doesn’t care what the shape looks like, only where it

I just use my last 5 dollar on stake to pick argentina to win
If spain win, the joy from the hate watch will cover for the loss
If argentina win, i will withdraw my win to calm myself
Either ways, I will not be sad tonight..

Just: SOL's July is the worst in 5 years at +3.1%, down from +25.9% in 2023.

$juggernaut and $cashcat on this line are exactly the same; their rise and fall are also following cashcat. What does that even mean? Can the rise and fall just be straightforward—don’t keep torturing me anymore 😂

$MU /USDT 4H timeframe bearish signal, but the bulls haven’t fully died yet.
$MU /USDT - SHORT to sell
Trading plan:
Entry: 850.39 – 852.33
SL: 860.69
TP1: 844.36
TP2: 839.69
TP3: 832.69
Why focus on this structure?
- Current price 851.36, RSI 15m 55.28, slightly neutral but not overbought.
- The 1D trend is ranging; the 4H bearish direction is clear, with TP1 at 844.36 and TP2 at 839.69.
- Why now? Intraday bullish momentum is fading; under EMA resistance, rebounds are limited—suitable for a short-term trend-following entry.
Discussion:
Will this move hit TP2 first, or is it a bear-

$BANK is showing impressive strength after a clean breakout.
Price is now consolidating above the key $0.10 support, and this level could decide the next major move.
As long as buyers defend this zone, the bullish structure remains intact and a push toward a new all-time high becomes increasingly likely.
Momentum is building, but patience is key—let price confirm the next breakout before chasing.
Watch: $0.10 support
Bullish Target: New ATH (if support holds)
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If you want me to take a deal with you, send this directly. I’ll look at your data—don’t talk big. If the data is good, I can do a deal with you for 30k USDT.

#USPPIComesInBelowExpectations
The latest U.S. Producer Price Index (PPI) has come in below market expectations, drawing significant attention from investors, economists, policymakers, and businesses alike. While a single economic report rarely tells the full story of the economy, a lower-than-expected PPI can influence market sentiment because it provides insight into inflationary pressures at the producer level before goods and services reach consumers.
The Producer Price Index measures the average change over time in the prices received by domestic producers for their goods and services. U

I counted with an agent the CA in the group from June 19 to July 19.
A total of 217.
After analyzing the data, I found that—what’s most friendly to retail investors is still news trading, and the ones that can produce super large multiples are also in the news.

Live an easy, romantic life in everyday moments, and make complicated market moves clear, simple, and orderly.
This week, we rode the full downward trend and handled the operation starting from 65,500 losses; we smoothly broke through the million mark. No wild excitement—only peace of mind.
There is never such a thing as accidental profit. Reverence for the market and sticking to trading logic are the real reasons behind consistent gains. Compared to growth in numbers, it’s more worth focusing on improving your own trading system.
This week ends here—reset to zero, keep your original int

#USPPIComesInBelowExpectations
US PPI Comes In Below Expectations And Lifts Risk Mood
US PPI just printed soft and that soft print adds to CPI cool down that came day before. Market got a clear sign that price pressure at factory gate is easing even with war noise in Gulf.
News now: June PPI fell 0.3 percent from May while guess was flat or up 0.2 percent. Core PPI that strips food and energy rose only 0.2 percent versus 0.3 percent guess. Year on year PPI eased to 5.5 percent from 6.0 percent in May. Another read for July showed PPI down 0.5 percent versus up 0.2 percent guess with headline