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This feels like the second time $DELL has pulled a move like this — pretty dope. 😮‍💨

Dell stock is surging over 9% after posting stronger-than-expected earnings, with AI demand helping drive the results.

Hello from $AAPL , kinda dope !!!!

This is definitely worth watching
Another $11.8M worth of $HYPE was just accumulated by a whale today, bringing even more buying pressure into the market.

While price action can move either way, the fact that whales are still accumulating at these levels is a pretty interesting bullish signal. Something to keep an eye on.

$580B wiped from #USStocks at the open.

The pressure is coming from multiple sides: oil just hit a 5-week high, September Fed rate-hike odds jumped to 66.4%, and the US 2-year yield touched an 18-month high.

Higher oil could keep inflation sticky, while rising yields make the Fed less likely to ease a pretty rough combo for risk assets.
Markets are clearly feeling the pressure today.

It’s weird knowing there’s already information out there that you haven’t seen yet. By the time you find out, it might already be too late.
Just make sure you’re early to the right information before the next bull run really gets going.

$USELESS seems to be setting up for an alt move right now. The chart looks solid, and I’m just waiting for another pullback to find a better entry.

I’ve also noticed several big names on X turning bullish on the coin, so the sentiment around USELESS is definitely heating up.

$USELESS is moving......

$USELESS is sitting at an interesting level right now.
I’m waiting to see if we get a breakout, with $0.074 as the zone I’m watching next.

The setup looks promising to me, but I’ll let the price action confirm it before making a move.

Tim Cook’s 15-year run at Apple officially comes to an end today.
When he took over in 2011, Apple was worth around $350B. Today, it’s worth more than $4T.

That’s over $4T in market value added during his tenure. Not bad for the guy who had to follow Steve Jobs.
Now the baton goes to John Ternus.

The interesting part starts here: can the next era match what Cook built? $AAPLB

$ZORA is looking pretty good here.
I’ve marked out a few levels, and I’m watching that resistance area where we’ve seen the most rejection.

If ZORA breaks through with conviction, we could get another move higher. But if it gets rejected there again, that could be the signal I’m looking for to consider a short.

For now, I’m just letting the price action confirm the setup rather than forcing a trade.

$NVDAB might be cheaper than the market thinks.
Bank of America says Nvidia could be trading at a 34%–50% discount to its estimated intrinsic value, while maintaining a Buy rating and a $350 price target.

The interesting part is that this comes despite all the concerns around AI spending and Nvidia’s aggressive investments across the AI ecosystem.

If BofA is right, the market may be pricing in too much risk around the AI boom while underestimating how strong Nvidia’s position really is.
The question now is whether the market eventually closes that valuation gap.
#NVDA

love the sound of this

Rule # 1: Never lose money.

Rule # 2: Never forget Rule # 1.

-Warren Buffett, 96yrs young

Saylor buying the Bitcoin dip. $BTC

Tom Lee’s BitMine buying the Ethereum dip.$ETH

Me watching the dip with zero funds left
#BitcoinUp23%InAugustOutperformingGoldAndStocks

I guess the whales are loading up some more.
Tom Lee’s BitMine just bought 53,501 $ETH worth around $131M, bringing its total holdings to nearly 5.9M ETH — roughly 4.9% of Ethereum’s supply.

That’s not exactly a small bet.
BitMine has now been accumulating ETH for 65 consecutive weeks, so it’s clear this isn’t just a one-off purchase.

The interesting part is whether this kind of institutional accumulation continues as ETH pushes higher.
#ETH

I think everyone is waiting to see which chain will lead the next bull run, and Robinhood $HOOD just brought some serious fire. 🔥

Robinhood Chain generated about $2.66M in app revenue over the past 24 hours, flipping Ethereum $ETH at $1.27M and Hyperliquid at $1.70M.

For a relatively new chain, that's definitely worth paying attention to.
Of course, one strong 24-hour number doesn't mean Robinhood has suddenly overtaken these ecosystems. But it does show how quickly activity can move when users, apps and liquidity start flowing in.

The real question now is whether Robinhood Chain can sustain this momentum.

$XRP and $HYPER have also been picking back up after yesterday’s pullback, so I’m watching to see if the strength continues.

But price action aside, something else I’ve been paying attention to in DeFi is how much complexity users actually have to deal with.
Moving assets across chains can mean switching networks, finding liquidity, comparing routes and figuring out the right bridge.

Ideally, users shouldn't have to think about all of that.
That's where STON.fi's Omniston becomes interesting.

For supported cross-chain swaps, it can bring together liquidity from different sources and help find a route for the trade while the complicated execution happens underneath.
The experience becomes much simpler:
Choose what you have → choose what you want → the infrastructure handles the route.

That's what I think good DeFi infrastructure should look like.
Not adding more steps for users, but removing the unnecessary ones.
The technology underneath can be complicated.
The experience shouldn't be.
#Altcoin

$SOL seems to be picking back up. I was expecting a pullback toward $99 before the next move higher, but the chart is showing some strength again. $HOODB is also looking pretty interesting.
While watching the charts, I’ve also been checking where liquidity is getting put to work on the DeFi side.

A few STON.fi pools caught my attention this week:
STON/USDT has 10,000 STON in monthly rewards, with the Boost Farm offering eligible stakers up to a 2× APR multiplier until September 30.

JETTON/USDT and JETTON/GRAM are offering boosted rewards of 200,000 JETTON monthly per pool, with farming running through December.

And STORM/GRAM is offering 30,000 STORM daily with no LP lock-up.

But I'm not looking at these simply as “high APR” opportunities.
The more useful question is what's happening underneath liquidity, trading activity, reward structure and the risk of impermanent loss.
Price charts tell me where the market might be heading.

Pool activity gives me another view of where capital is actually being deployed.

So while $SOL and $HOOD stay on the chart watchlist, these STON.fi pools are getting some attention on the DeFi side.

The market is constantly changing, so my setup has to change with it.

I've got my eyes on a possible pullback toward the $99 level on $SOL , where I’d be looking for a scalp long if the setup lines up.

The idea would be to target around $110–$115, but for now, I’m just watching how this pullback plays out.
No need to force the trade.
#SOLJumps20%OnTheWeek

Is this the end of the move, or are we just seeing a minor pullback? 👀
After the recent rally, a little cooling off wouldn't be surprising.

The real question is whether the market finds support and continues higher from here. $BTC $SOL $XRP

I’m guessing $SOL closing around $150 and $BNB pushing toward $730 would make for an interesting end to the week. Let’s see how the charts play out.

But when the majors start moving, I also start looking beyond the charts at where the liquidity is going.
That’s one reason I keep an eye on STON.fi.

When activity picks up across different ecosystems, fragmented liquidity becomes more important. Omniston is built to connect liquidity and routing across supported chains, so users can access cross-chain swaps without having to manage separate bridge infrastructure or wrapped assets.
So for me, the bigger picture is:

SOL/BNB move → more market activity → more liquidity seeking opportunities → stronger need for efficient cross-chain execution.
The price action gets the attention, but the infrastructure underneath is what helps turn that activity into a smoother DeFi experience.