The arrival of Niu drove the entire primary market When the contract announcement came out, I thought that under normal trading logic there should be a shakeout, but there wasn’t I thought the market probably wouldn’t be this fomo-driven; it should have been built by the big players themselves After the contract came out, the big players ate a wave of short orders too, and then it went down—so they basically got a full fill This kind of setup doesn’t require heavy control; retail investors are enough, and there’s enough discussion. In fact, it’s the one that makes the most money
🧧🧧🧧🧧🧧🧧 Leave your worries to today. Let the night keep you company, and wish us peaceful sleep every night and everything going smoothly. $BTC #英伟达拟向联发科投资35亿美元
May you always be joyful year after year, May each year be more fulfilling than the last, May everything go just as you wish, every moment. May you find joy every day, May each year surpass the last, May good fortune always stay.
☀️Good morning Wednesday—set off for the first half of your day as the morning light arrives🌤️。
On this trading path, what matters isn’t frequent entries, but inner discipline📊。 Yesterday’s gains and losses are all in the past—don’t let past results tie down today’s judgment🕊️。 Market opportunities keep coming, so there’s no need to rush to catch every flicker of movement✨。 Stay clear-headed, follow risk control, don’t follow the noise blindly, and stick to your own trading plan💎。 Slow down, steady your mind, and build strength step by step—time will eventually reward every bit of steadfast resolve🌿。
Investing involves risk; enter the market with caution。
This really makes you feel like this is absolutely insane President Trump disclosed 1,051 stock trades in June, bringing his total number of trades across two presidential terms to over 25,000. The last four presidents combined only made 29 trades Even if a capitalist becomes president, their pursuit of wealth freedom remains undiminished #MichaelSaylor暗示增持BTC
#日本10年期国债收益率首触3% Japan Hikes Rates—Is the US stock and crypto world doomed? Don’t panic. The world’s mightiest “money-printing machine” is about to be shut down! Japan’s 10-year government bond yield has surged past 3%—this is not a small matter. Over the past several decades, global investors have been borrowing near-free yen to buy US stocks, buy tech stocks, and buy Bitcoin. Now, this “free lunch” is over. My take is: be cautious in the short term, watch in the medium term, and expect a monster rally long term. When Japan hikes rates, the first to take a hit are the high-valuation US tech stocks and the highly volatile crypto market. Money flows back to Japan, and as a high-risk “global liquidity barometer,” Bitcoin may, just like in August 2024, be hit with a panic sell-off that creates a dip first—panic, and you lose. This is the real test of the “digital gold” narrative. The more traditional currencies are printed, the more debased they become; Bitcoin’s fixed monetary policy makes it feel even more precious. Every time a macro liquidity shock triggers a crash, it’s a discounted entry ticket for long-term believers. Don’t let short-term swings scare you—keep your eyes on the big pie. Opportunities are created by the drop! Want to know where the dip-buying signal is this time? $SKHYNIX $BNB #日本10年期国债收益率首触3%
We have no fear—because from day one, LUCiC was destined to achieve greatness. Keep pushing forward. The future belongs to those who stand shoulder to shoulder with us. Every challenge is a stepping stone, and every moment drives us higher. LUCiC’s best days are still ahead. Forward—let’s move on together!🚀✨ #LUCiC
Good thoughts will surely lead to good results A kind, positive seed, rooted deep in the heart Even if you don’t see flowers blooming for a while, it will quietly ripen in the soil of time
Once we, LUCiC, come ashore after our one battle, we’ll raise another round ✌️ #BNB #LUCiC
When the contract announcement came out, I thought—following the normal playbook—there should be some initial shuffling, then a gradual push to the next level. But after the contract was listed, I noticed the open interest was increasing slowly, all long positions, and the funding rate was still positive. How could retail traders be this impulsive? It was obvious the market maker was laying out orders.
Then the market maker first pumped a wave, ate up the short positions, and then dropped it—so they profited from both sides, cleanly taking everything.
This kind of setup doesn’t even require tight market control. With enough retail traders and enough buzz around the topic, it’s actually the easiest way to make a huge amount of money.