I still remember when one of my friends wanted to buy $DEXE . I discouraged him and told him only one thing to stay away from this coin.
$DEXE was one of those projects whose price was running much faster than its real value. The hype was massive, but I couldn’t find anything that justified that pump.
He didn’t buy it.
Looking at DEXEtoday, I’m glad he listened.
A coin that was trading around $44 has now collapsed to below $2, with another brutal dump today.
$DEXE is finished. There will be many people waiting for a comeback, but I think this story is over.
Every Bitcoin bear market looks different on the surface, but the structure is usually the same.
A sharp dump. A relief bounce. Then one final flush that makes most people give up.
That’s exactly why I kept saying the Bitcoin bottom is not in yet. My view hasn’t changed. I still believe we’ll see below $55K, with $52K being the most important level. If panic gets worse, even $48K-$50K shouldn’t surprise anyone.
At the same time, I’ve already started buying more Bitcoin. I’m not trying to catch the exact bottom because nobody knows where it is. If Bitcoin never gives us another big drop, I don’t want to miss the opportunity by waiting for the perfect entry.
You don’t have to agree with my analysis. The market will decide. For now, I’ll continue following the same roadmap.
The large wedge pattern is compressing price action, and $AAVE is now sitting right on the lower trendline near 96.32. This is a make-or-break zone for the bulls. 🐻
Momentum is clearly favoring the bears with a bearish arrow targeting 94.7. The 30m timeframe shows a deteriorating structure, and the wedge breakdown is looking increasingly likely. ⚡
A clean break below 96.32 opens the door to the nearest support zone around 94.7, with the next major floor sitting near 92.6. Bears are in control until proven otherwise. 👀
🎯 Key levels to watch:
Upside trigger: reclaiming 98.24 to invalidate the breakdown and target 101.9.
Downside target: 94.7, with a deeper slide toward 92.6 if support fails.
Markets are pricing a 36–38% chance of a surprise rate hike, but most expect the Fed to hold. The decision could be a major catalyst for #bitcoin and the broader crypto market.
I wasn’t joking neither I was lucky. From day one, I felt this was going to end just like $DEXE .
A lot of people asked why I didn’t short it from the very beginning if I was so bearish.
The answer is simple.
Knowing a coin will eventually crash doesn’t mean it’s the right time to short it.
When a few wallets control most of the supply, they can keep pushing the price much longer than people expect. If too many traders open shorts too early, they’ll often pump it again first, liquidate those positions, attract even more buyers, and only then start the real dump.
That’s the game.
In crypto, being right about the direction isn’t enough. You also have to be right about the timing.
That’s exactly why I waited… and why the $BANK short became one of my biggest trades.
Management says it will sell $BTC when advantageous to strengthen its balance sheet, while future fundraising will no longer go entirely toward Bitcoin purchases.
Instead, capital will be allocated between Bitcoin & USD reserves based on market conditions.
After a 70%+ rally, I think the risk/reward is now shifting to the downside.
The move has become too aggressive, volume is slowing near resistance, and buyers are starting to lose momentum. These are usually the first signs that profit-taking is about to begin.
Entry: Current Price TP1: 0.0110 TP2: 0.0100 TP3: 0.0095
This isn’t a trade for everyone. If buyers keep pushing, we may get huge loss. But if momentum starts fading, I think $0.011 → $0.010 → $0.0095 comes much faster than people expect.
Finally closed my $BANK short with over $75,000 profit. ✅
This trade reminded me of something I’ve seen many times in crypto.
Coins like $BANK don’t crash because they are bad projects. They crash because the price goes up much faster than it should.
At first, everyone says, “This time is different.” Then people start buying every dip. Eventually, even small selling pressure turns into panic, and that’s when the real dump begins.
I’ve seen this happen with dozens of coins over the years. The names change, but the story is almost always the same.
In crypto, hype can push a coin much higher than it deserves, but sooner or later, price always comes back to reality.
Multiple macro and market headwinds are hitting risk assets at the same time.
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1. The Fed is in focus.
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2. The CLARITY Act has hit another roadblock.
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3. China is raising concerns in the chip industry.
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4. AI spending is under scrutiny.
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Our last trade on $ETH was so good, we made some real money, and now I have dropped another set up on $ETH after waiting for it to reclaim the $1950 area.
My entry is around $1980, but you can enter now at $1,965.
I shorted more BANK to higher my entry point, and also I have more than $900K capital, so my liquidation is far off.
We’re seeing a coin rising on the futures side as a result of supply clustering.
My expectation is that, just as with DEXE before, the price will continue to move upward for a while longer. A sharp drop will follow once liquidity has fully accumulated.
I was just too early this time to short this time. In markets like this, timing is just as important as direction.