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For many traders that doesn't know how SpaceX $SPCX works is much bigger than many traders give it credit for.
From my perspective, anyone buying now should be thinking long term rather than chasing short-term price action. The company's future revenue potential is massive, so don't be surprised if the price trades below $100 at some point. That's completely normal in the stock market.
If you believe in the long-term story, short-term volatility is just part of the journey.
From my perspective, anyone buying now should be thinking long term rather than chasing short-term price action. The company's future revenue potential is massive, so don't be surprised if the price trades below $100 at some point. That's completely normal in the stock market.
If you believe in the long-term story, short-term volatility is just part of the journey.
$BTC is moving pretty slowly today and I'm not surprise the momentum move steadily and not surprise, a moving train won't stop till destination, there might just be a slow.
Our long is still running, so I’m staying patient and waiting for price to reach one of the short-POIs I shared this morning.
A test of the $80K area would be ideal for me, where I’ll be watching for short triggers.
Bitcoin already swept $78.8K, so a push higher into my short-POI would set up nicely. The $81K region above is another area I’m watching.
Both zones could work as hedges against the current longs while keeping exposure open for a potential move lower.
If BTC takes out the messy buildup around $78.4K and dumps without testing either POI, I’ll simply let the move go.
I’d rather miss a trade than force a bad setup. Slow days are part of the game.
Our long is still running, so I’m staying patient and waiting for price to reach one of the short-POIs I shared this morning.
A test of the $80K area would be ideal for me, where I’ll be watching for short triggers.
Bitcoin already swept $78.8K, so a push higher into my short-POI would set up nicely. The $81K region above is another area I’m watching.
Both zones could work as hedges against the current longs while keeping exposure open for a potential move lower.
If BTC takes out the messy buildup around $78.4K and dumps without testing either POI, I’ll simply let the move go.
I’d rather miss a trade than force a bad setup. Slow days are part of the game.
Pretty straightforward for $BTC right now.
A break above the $83K ascending wedge could flip the broader bearish structure and squeeze shorts across multiple timeframes.
On the other side, losing $76.7K would break the key support that has held every major downside attempt and put early longs under pressure.
Until one of those levels gives way, I’m staying out.
No need to force a trade in the middle.
A break above the $83K ascending wedge could flip the broader bearish structure and squeeze shorts across multiple timeframes.
On the other side, losing $76.7K would break the key support that has held every major downside attempt and put early longs under pressure.
Until one of those levels gives way, I’m staying out.
No need to force a trade in the middle.
$VVV just broke out with a solid 15% move and is now entering price discovery.
The rounding-bottom setup is playing out nicely, with momentum starting to pick up.
RSI has pushed back into the power zone. The last time it reached these levels, VVV went on to rally more than 50%.
#AEROSurges17%In24Hours
The rounding-bottom setup is playing out nicely, with momentum starting to pick up.
RSI has pushed back into the power zone. The last time it reached these levels, VVV went on to rally more than 50%.
#AEROSurges17%In24Hours
$BTC keeps getting rejected and is now approaching my 77.8K long-POI.
My short limit at 79.4K triggered, while I’m still holding the long from 77.5K.
For now, I’m treating this as a range until Bitcoin shows direction.
77.8K is the area I want to see a long trigger, especially with macro still bearish and rate-hike odds rising this month.
If 77.8K fails, I’ll stay defensive with longs and would rather see a move below 75.5K.
80.8K remains my short area after a sweep + trigger, but I don’t expect BTC to reach it today.
We’ve already lost the PDL, so holding below the 80.4K PDH looks more likely than taking it out.
If the long triggers, I’d like to see BTC move toward 80.8K later this week. Otherwise, I’ll let the short run and wait for better POIs.
My short limit at 79.4K triggered, while I’m still holding the long from 77.5K.
For now, I’m treating this as a range until Bitcoin shows direction.
77.8K is the area I want to see a long trigger, especially with macro still bearish and rate-hike odds rising this month.
If 77.8K fails, I’ll stay defensive with longs and would rather see a move below 75.5K.
80.8K remains my short area after a sweep + trigger, but I don’t expect BTC to reach it today.
We’ve already lost the PDL, so holding below the 80.4K PDH looks more likely than taking it out.
If the long triggers, I’d like to see BTC move toward 80.8K later this week. Otherwise, I’ll let the short run and wait for better POIs.
JUST IN: More than $700M worth of $ETH has now been bridged from Ethereum to Robinhood Chain, marking a 150% increase over the past month, according to Token Terminal.
A notable jump in ETH activity across the chain.
#SideSwapSuspendsLiquidServices
A notable jump in ETH activity across the chain.
#SideSwapSuspendsLiquidServices
Another week, another rejection for $BTC at the 50-week moving average, which is currently around the $83K bear market invalidation level.
What stands out is how the 50WMA has behaved in previous bear cycles. Bitcoin has typically tested it twice.
The first test usually comes somewhere around the early-to-middle stages of the bear market, followed by a rejection and another move lower.
The second test tends to come later in the cycle, and that’s when price has historically broken through.
So far, this is BTC’s first test of the 50WMA in the current cycle.
If we fail to reclaim it over the next few weeks, I wouldn’t be surprised to see some mean reversion after this recent move higher.
If that happens, I’d expect the next retest of the 50WMA to have a much better chance of breaking through and invalidating the bearish structure.
What stands out is how the 50WMA has behaved in previous bear cycles. Bitcoin has typically tested it twice.
The first test usually comes somewhere around the early-to-middle stages of the bear market, followed by a rejection and another move lower.
The second test tends to come later in the cycle, and that’s when price has historically broken through.
So far, this is BTC’s first test of the 50WMA in the current cycle.
If we fail to reclaim it over the next few weeks, I wouldn’t be surprised to see some mean reversion after this recent move higher.
If that happens, I’d expect the next retest of the 50WMA to have a much better chance of breaking through and invalidating the bearish structure.
🔥 Capital B just made its biggest Bitcoin purchase of the year, adding 376 BTC for $29.4M.
That brings the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to 3,521 $BTC .
That brings the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to 3,521 $BTC .
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Private firms aren’t necessarily “piling into” the stock market as buyers. A lot of them are coming in as sellers.
$SPCX just pulled off the largest IPO in history. OpenAI and Anthropic have filed, while PE-backed companies that stayed private for years from restaurants to data centers and industrials are now lining up to go public.
That’s the bigger signal.
After years of cheap private capital, secondary deals, and rising paper valuations, the public market is becoming the exit again.
US listings and share sales already reached a record $251B in H1 2026.
The IPO window isn’t just about sentiment. It’s a liquidity event.
Two things can be true at the same time:
Mega-IPOs show that demand is still strong.
But a lot of supply is coming too lockups, PE exits, and companies that have simply outgrown private markets.
If you’re only watching $NVDA and the Magnificent Seven, you’re still watching the old market.
The next phase could be about private companies turning into public-market supply.
Retail gets access. Sponsors get liquidity. Indexes get new giants. And private valuations finally face a real-time public price.
Would you rather own these businesses before they list, or after the public market has to absorb the float?
#EightChineseFinancialFirmsRaise360BYuan
$SPCX just pulled off the largest IPO in history. OpenAI and Anthropic have filed, while PE-backed companies that stayed private for years from restaurants to data centers and industrials are now lining up to go public.
That’s the bigger signal.
After years of cheap private capital, secondary deals, and rising paper valuations, the public market is becoming the exit again.
US listings and share sales already reached a record $251B in H1 2026.
The IPO window isn’t just about sentiment. It’s a liquidity event.
Two things can be true at the same time:
Mega-IPOs show that demand is still strong.
But a lot of supply is coming too lockups, PE exits, and companies that have simply outgrown private markets.
If you’re only watching $NVDA and the Magnificent Seven, you’re still watching the old market.
The next phase could be about private companies turning into public-market supply.
Retail gets access. Sponsors get liquidity. Indexes get new giants. And private valuations finally face a real-time public price.
Would you rather own these businesses before they list, or after the public market has to absorb the float?
#EightChineseFinancialFirmsRaise360BYuan
$ZEC is up another 40% in just a few days.
One of the most interesting parts of this move is who has been buying throughout the rally.
Mid-sized participants trading between $10K and $100K have been consistently adding exposure. That includes crypto professionals, high-net-worth traders, smaller funds and execution desks.
Their cumulative volume delta has continued making new highs alongside price.
They bought the initial breakout, kept buying through consolidation, and are still buying as ZEC pushes above $1,000.
Retail, meanwhile, keeps following the same pattern: chasing the breakout, getting shaken out on pullbacks, then FOMOing back in.
Institutional-sized CVD is different. It peaked around last December's rally and trended lower through most of 2026, only recently starting to turn higher.
That's what makes this move interesting.
ZEC has nearly tripled in weeks without sustained demand from either retail or large institutions.
#ZECHitsANewAllTimeHigh
One of the most interesting parts of this move is who has been buying throughout the rally.
Mid-sized participants trading between $10K and $100K have been consistently adding exposure. That includes crypto professionals, high-net-worth traders, smaller funds and execution desks.
Their cumulative volume delta has continued making new highs alongside price.
They bought the initial breakout, kept buying through consolidation, and are still buying as ZEC pushes above $1,000.
Retail, meanwhile, keeps following the same pattern: chasing the breakout, getting shaken out on pullbacks, then FOMOing back in.
Institutional-sized CVD is different. It peaked around last December's rally and trended lower through most of 2026, only recently starting to turn higher.
That's what makes this move interesting.
ZEC has nearly tripled in weeks without sustained demand from either retail or large institutions.
#ZECHitsANewAllTimeHigh
$BTC is hovering around $79.8K after a quiet weekend.
The plan remains unchanged from yesterday. I’m waiting for tomorrow’s open to see which direction Bitcoin chooses.
The cleanest setup would be a sweep back through the small weekend pump before the next move takes shape.
A retest of the lows could offer a solid area for longs, while the short setup remains valid if BTC revisits the $81K region.
Next week could still bring strong momentum and potentially new highs.
That said, with the macro backdrop looking more bearish, a deeper pullback is also very possible.
For me, that would simply create an opportunity to scale into swing longs at higher-timeframe points of interest. Eyes on tomorrow’s open.
#BitcoinETFsBiggestDailyInflowSinceJanuary
The plan remains unchanged from yesterday. I’m waiting for tomorrow’s open to see which direction Bitcoin chooses.
The cleanest setup would be a sweep back through the small weekend pump before the next move takes shape.
A retest of the lows could offer a solid area for longs, while the short setup remains valid if BTC revisits the $81K region.
Next week could still bring strong momentum and potentially new highs.
That said, with the macro backdrop looking more bearish, a deeper pullback is also very possible.
For me, that would simply create an opportunity to scale into swing longs at higher-timeframe points of interest. Eyes on tomorrow’s open.
#BitcoinETFsBiggestDailyInflowSinceJanuary
$BTC rejected the range high after sweeping the previous monthly high.
The move above $81.5K grabbed a lot of buy-side liquidity and brought in fresh buyers, but it was also the local range high. The stronger-than-expected labor data added to the bearish reaction.
A healthy pullback would be expected to clear some of the sell-side liquidity created during the pump.
BTC is now back inside the range’s value area and trying to hold the 50% level I highlighted yesterday.
For now, I don't see longs as high-probability given the recent price action and market conditions.
I'm treating BTC as a range again. Shorts could become interesting around $80.7K after a clear trigger.
For longs, I'm watching the range low / VAL around $76K and the liquidity below it.
If we revisit that area, I'll wait for confirmation. A quick wick below the range could flush out buyers and potentially set up the next strong move highe.
#BitcoinETFsBiggestDailyInflowSinceJanuary
The move above $81.5K grabbed a lot of buy-side liquidity and brought in fresh buyers, but it was also the local range high. The stronger-than-expected labor data added to the bearish reaction.
A healthy pullback would be expected to clear some of the sell-side liquidity created during the pump.
BTC is now back inside the range’s value area and trying to hold the 50% level I highlighted yesterday.
For now, I don't see longs as high-probability given the recent price action and market conditions.
I'm treating BTC as a range again. Shorts could become interesting around $80.7K after a clear trigger.
For longs, I'm watching the range low / VAL around $76K and the liquidity below it.
If we revisit that area, I'll wait for confirmation. A quick wick below the range could flush out buyers and potentially set up the next strong move highe.
#BitcoinETFsBiggestDailyInflowSinceJanuary
🇺🇸 ETF FLOWS: $BTC and ETH spot ETFs ended the day with net inflows, while SOL recorded an outflow and XRP remained flat.
BTC: +$174.6M
$ETH : +$26.46M
SOL: -$5.21M
XRP: $0
Bitcoin led the flows by a wide margin, with Ethereum also seeing solid demand.
#BitcoinETFsBiggestDailyInflowSinceJanuary
BTC: +$174.6M
$ETH : +$26.46M
SOL: -$5.21M
XRP: $0
Bitcoin led the flows by a wide margin, with Ethereum also seeing solid demand.
#BitcoinETFsBiggestDailyInflowSinceJanuary
$XRP Ledger is seeing fewer active traders, but the capital flowing through the network is telling a different story.
Daily order-book traders are down around 40% year-over-year, while volume has jumped 79% and the value held on the ledger has surpassed $4B.
Less activity, but significantly more money moving around.
It could be an early sign of institutional adoption, or simply larger players taking up a bigger share of the network.
Daily order-book traders are down around 40% year-over-year, while volume has jumped 79% and the value held on the ledger has surpassed $4B.
Less activity, but significantly more money moving around.
It could be an early sign of institutional adoption, or simply larger players taking up a bigger share of the network.
$1,000 per ZEC. 🫡
Congrats to everyone who stayed convicted.
When $ZEC was around $500, calling for four figures sounded crazy to many.
Now it’s above $1,000, and suddenly everyone wants exposure.
That’s how markets usually work. Most traders ignore an asset while the opportunity is still developing, then rush in once the move is already obvious.
Staying patient and trusting your thesis can make all the difference.
Glad we stayed on the right side of the crowd.
#ZECHitsANewAllTimeHigh
Congrats to everyone who stayed convicted.
When $ZEC was around $500, calling for four figures sounded crazy to many.
Now it’s above $1,000, and suddenly everyone wants exposure.
That’s how markets usually work. Most traders ignore an asset while the opportunity is still developing, then rush in once the move is already obvious.
Staying patient and trusting your thesis can make all the difference.
Glad we stayed on the right side of the crowd.
#ZECHitsANewAllTimeHigh
$BTC is shaping up inside a broadening wedge as it continues to test the $83K resistance.
As long as $77K holds as the range floor, another push toward the upper boundary could finally break the macro $83K resistance and open the door for a stronger move higher.
The setup is still volatile by nature. That’s what makes a broadening wedge interesting, the expanding swings keep building liquidity on both sides of the range.
A decisive breakout could leave one side heavily trapped and trigger a much larger move.
Below $77K, bulls are vulnerable.
Above $83K, bears could be the ones under pressure across multiple timeframes.
#BitcoinETFsBiggestDailyInflowSinceJanuary
As long as $77K holds as the range floor, another push toward the upper boundary could finally break the macro $83K resistance and open the door for a stronger move higher.
The setup is still volatile by nature. That’s what makes a broadening wedge interesting, the expanding swings keep building liquidity on both sides of the range.
A decisive breakout could leave one side heavily trapped and trigger a much larger move.
Below $77K, bulls are vulnerable.
Above $83K, bears could be the ones under pressure across multiple timeframes.
#BitcoinETFsBiggestDailyInflowSinceJanuary
EM stocks and currencies just caught a bid after traders slashed bets on a Fed hike this month.
Waller’s comments yesterday flipped the script. He basically said if the next batch of data keeps showing inflation cooling, he’s inclined to hold at the September meeting.
Markets immediately priced that in September hike odds dropped from the mid-60s toward 50%. The dollar sold off, Treasuries rallied, and risk assets woke up.
That’s the classic setup emerging markets have been waiting for. A weaker dollar usually means:
Capital flows back into higher-yielding EM currencies and local bonds
Lower pressure on countries that borrowed in dollars
Better sentiment for EM equities that have already been running on AI/semiconductor strength (Taiwan, Korea, parts of India)
We’ve seen this movie a few times this year. When hike fears ease even a little, EM assets tend to outperform quickly because positioning wasn’t crowded after the recent dollar bounce and oil spike.
This isn’t a “set it and forget it” all-clear. Jobs data is still incoming and Warsh has been more hawkish than Waller. One hot print and the dollar can snap back. But for now the tape is giving EM a green light.
Anyone adding to EM exposure on this dip in hike odds, or waiting for payrolls first? Which markets look most interesting to you right now Asia tech, LatAm carry, or something else?
#USWeeklyInitialJoblessClaimsRiseTo206000
Waller’s comments yesterday flipped the script. He basically said if the next batch of data keeps showing inflation cooling, he’s inclined to hold at the September meeting.
Markets immediately priced that in September hike odds dropped from the mid-60s toward 50%. The dollar sold off, Treasuries rallied, and risk assets woke up.
That’s the classic setup emerging markets have been waiting for. A weaker dollar usually means:
Capital flows back into higher-yielding EM currencies and local bonds
Lower pressure on countries that borrowed in dollars
Better sentiment for EM equities that have already been running on AI/semiconductor strength (Taiwan, Korea, parts of India)
We’ve seen this movie a few times this year. When hike fears ease even a little, EM assets tend to outperform quickly because positioning wasn’t crowded after the recent dollar bounce and oil spike.
This isn’t a “set it and forget it” all-clear. Jobs data is still incoming and Warsh has been more hawkish than Waller. One hot print and the dollar can snap back. But for now the tape is giving EM a green light.
Anyone adding to EM exposure on this dip in hike odds, or waiting for payrolls first? Which markets look most interesting to you right now Asia tech, LatAm carry, or something else?
#USWeeklyInitialJoblessClaimsRiseTo206000
🇺🇸 ETF FLOWS: Sept. 3 saw net inflows across all four major spot crypto ETF markets.
BTC led the way with $730.87M in net inflows, followed by ETH at $141.39M.
$SOL and $XRP also recorded positive flows, bringing in $6.4M and $6.14M respectively.
A strong day for spot crypto ETF demand across the board.
#SECNewCryptoRulesAimToBringFirmsBackToUS
BTC led the way with $730.87M in net inflows, followed by ETH at $141.39M.
$SOL and $XRP also recorded positive flows, bringing in $6.4M and $6.14M respectively.
A strong day for spot crypto ETF demand across the board.
#SECNewCryptoRulesAimToBringFirmsBackToUS
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