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Opened a short on Lobster at 0.048u this morning, 10x leverage. It's now up 1.5x.

I was watching just one number at the time: the long/short ratio was nearing 1.9, with 65% of accounts going long. You guys know what happens when a meme coin gets overcrowded.

It tried twice to break above that 0.0549 high and couldn't hold. The smart money had already bailed; everyone left was just piling in after them.

I don't go where the crowd is packed in. I take the other side.

The 0.042 target just got broken through, with a low of 0.0412.
If you're short with me, move your stop loss to breakeven at 0.048. I'll post updates on what happens next in the community.

#龙虾 $龙虾

The money I made from algo this time was from trapped holders.

Five hours ago, I called for shorting at 0.14u in the plaza. I made it very clear at the time: after a rise of nearly 20%, it had just touched a lot of people’s cost basis. Having been trapped for months and finally getting back to breakeven, their first reaction was to sell.

Now it’s 0.118. The target I wrote was 0.128, and it broke through that in the afternoon. It’s still sliding down now, down more than 15% in a day. The stop loss at 0.145 didn’t even come close.

That hourly candle had a very long upper wick, and it shot up to 0.1435 without being able to hold above it. What was hanging up there were all breakeven-sell orders; one glance told me this rally couldn’t be sustained. The breakout was real, the pullback confirmation was real, and I just took this part of the move.

The brothers who followed the short are all in profit on paper this time; check your own accounts.
I’m still holding the short, not closed yet. I’ll shout in the community when it reaches the level.
#ALGO $ALGO

RLC: Went long at 0.91u this morning, with a target of 1.0. It ran all the way up to 1.46.

There was only one reason I dared to enter: the pullback around 0.83 held, and resistance turned straight into support, giving us a solid base. After the breakout, it pulled back and then made a second push—that’s the kind of structure that can really run. I never chase a straight-up move.

The 1.0 target was passed by 2 p.m. A single candle shot from 0.87 to 1.14, then it pushed up to 1.46—more than 60% upside. The 0.85 stop-loss was never touched.
Hope everyone who joined the ride made a nice profit.

It’s back at 1.07 now, consolidating. I’ll post in the community about where it goes next.
#RLC $RLC

Lobster is at 0.048 USDT now. I’ve opened a short, with a target of 0.042 and a stop-loss at 0.0515.
First, here’s a scary number: the long/short ratio is almost 1.9, and 65% of accounts are long. The room is packed with retail traders. You know how it ends when everyone piles into a meme coin.

Now look at the chart: it failed to hold above the 0.0549 high twice, then just plunged in a single red candle to 0.0461—barely managed to stop the slide. This is a classic case of crowded longs and stalled momentum. The smart money is already starting to slip out, leaving only people rushing in to catch the falling knife.

I stay away from crowded trades and take the other side. I’m targeting 0.042; if it breaks above 0.0515, I’m out.
#龙虾 $龙虾

ALGO is 0.14 now. I shorted it, target 0.128, stop loss 0.145

Don’t think I’m shorting it because I’m bearish. It’s just that the short-term setup looks too ugly. On the hourly candle that pushed to 0.1435 today, the upper wick was long, and it pulled back after the spike, which shows there were a lot of people waiting to sell above 0.143.

For an old coin like this, there are a lot of trapped holders. After a 18% rise, it just happened to reach many people’s cost basis. After being trapped for months and finally getting back to breakeven, their first reaction is to sell. The breakout is real, but a pullback to confirm after the breakout is also standard. I’m just looking to make money from that pullback.

Around 0.128 is exactly the upper edge of the breakout range, so I’ll exit once the pullback reaches that level. If it goes above 0.145, that means there’s no pullback anymore

RLC is around 0.91 now. I’ve gone long, with a target of 1.0 and a stop-loss at 0.85.
This coin surged to 1.087 today but couldn’t hold there. It pulled back to 0.83, then bounced again and just touched 0.9785. Notice how that pullback was both shallow and quick? It didn’t even consolidate at 0.83—it bounced straight back in a V-shape.
I don’t chase coins that shoot straight up in one move. But this kind of setup—surge, pull back to confirm support, then take off for a second time—is the kind that can go far. 0.83 has turned from resistance into support, giving it a solid base. If it goes back to test the previous high, 1.0 is just a thin pane of glass away.
If it breaks below 0.85, that means the second move was a fake-out, and I’m out.
#RLC $RLC

NEAR is at 5.41 now. It was just hit by a $3.8 million theft on October 1, but its price hasn’t fallen over the past week—in fact, that’s pretty interesting.

I’d specifically mentioned the 4.63 level before. It surged past 5.57 on September 28, then this incident knocked it back a bit.

Its cross-chain swap protocol was attacked. The token fell just under 10% that day, the team said it would fully reimburse users, and several chains were halted for a few days. As luck would have it, the U.S.’s first spot NEAR fund launched the same day. One piece of bad news and one piece of good news landed at once, and they more or less canceled each other out.

Short positions have been getting liquidated for several days in a row. The amounts aren’t large—just a few hundred thousand dollars—but the trend is all one way.

NEAR’s name is quite something, too. When you search for information, it keeps getting mistaken for the English word “near.”

If it holds above 4.89, keep an eye on the previous high at 5.57. If it falls back below, this rally will have run out of steam. #near $NEAR

MET is at 0.465u now. Last night, it shot straight from 0.33 to 0.48 in a single candle, gaining nearly 50% in one day.

I specifically mentioned that previous high of 0.4087 earlier, and this time it broke right through it.

On October 6, it launched a new liquidity-pool product that combined the original offerings. The price pumped the very next day—it all lines up pretty neatly timing-wise.

There’s an unlock on October 23: a little over 7 million tokens, less than 1% of the total supply. That amount isn’t worth worrying too much about.

“Meteora” means “meteor,” which has nothing to do with liquidity pools. Whoever named it probably just thought it sounded good.

As long as it holds above the previous high of 0.4087, keep holding. If it drops back below 0.33, this rally is over. #met $METAB

PUMP is at $0.0065 now. Around mid-September it was only $0.0034—nearly doubled in less than a month.

This is the platform’s own token, the platform that launches meme coins. It uses the fees it collects to buy back tokens on the open market. So far, it’s bought back more than $460 million worth. This isn’t just talk—there’s real money backing it.

Keep an eye on the supply: the max is 1 trillion tokens, and only a little over 40% is circulating now. More than half is still waiting in the wings.

It broke through the $0.006 level in early October. For the past few days, it’s repeatedly run into resistance just below $0.0068, and hasn’t managed to break through.

These days, launching a token is easier than signing up for a Weibo account. Kind of ridiculous when you think about it.

If it holds above $0.006, keep holding. If it really breaks above $0.0068, add more. If it falls back below $0.006, this run is over. #pump $PUMP

ZRO is at 2.22U now. It broke above the 2.2 level we talked about yesterday last night, briefly reaching 2.29 before pulling back and hovering around the level.

It’s above the level, but not by much. The coins that were transferred to exchanges during that earlier wave are still creating overhead selling pressure, so it may take a while to get through the 2.3 area.

It’s been climbing in steps for half a month, holding on pullbacks before moving higher, and the pattern hasn’t broken once. This kind of movement is more reliable than a one-day pump followed by a dump the next day.

The name LayerZero is pretty fitting—it’s all about cross-chain activity, unlike some projects whose names have nothing to do with what they actually do.

As long as it stays above 1.63, I’ll keep holding. If it firmly gets above 2.3, I’ll add more. If it falls back below 2.08, I’ll exit for now. #zro $ZRO

SAND is at $0.0748 now. A coin that had a warning label slapped on it has, in the past few days, turned into one of the biggest gainers.

Its cross-chain bridge was exploited in August, and a pile of unbacked tokens was minted out of thin air. Three platforms in South Korea put it on trading alert, and it nearly got delisted. On October 2, all three removed the warning at once. After being held back for over a month, it surged more than 60% that day, climbing straight to $0.084.

But the bridge still hasn’t been fixed, and the team is still telling people not to touch the token on those two chains. This isn’t over yet.

Open interest in the futures market is more than six times its market cap. With a setup like this, price swings can be brutal, and sharp wicks in either direction are normal.

Nobody talks about the metaverse anymore, even though it was on everyone’s lips a couple of years ago.

A couple of days ago, it pulled back to the $0.065 level and held without breaking below. If it holds, keep an eye on $0.084. If it falls back below $0.065, this whole rally will have been for nothing. #sand $SAND

TRB is at 21u now. It surged a bit last night, touched 23.4, then got pushed right back down. After a whole day, it was all for nothing.
TRB is at 21u now. It surged a bit last night, touched 23.4, then got pushed right back down. After a whole day, it was all for nothing.

Old-timers should all know this thing. At the end of 2023, it went from the twenties all the way up to 593 in one shot, then fell right back to where it started. There aren't many coins on the market with this kind of temperament. Its circulating supply is only a little over 2.8 million tokens, and its market cap is under 60 million dollars. The market is so small that just a few orders can move it around—exactly the kind of thing market manipulators love.

I looked around, but there doesn't seem to be any new news. It's mostly been hovering around 20 this past week, and last night's move didn't hold either.

It's called Tellor, not Teller. I used to pronounce it wrong all the time.

At this level, I'm in no rush to chase it. It won't count as a real breakout until it gets above 23.4. If it falls back below 19.8, I'll pass on this move. $ #TRBtrb

$TRB

Old-timers should all know this thing. At the end of 2023, it went from the twenties all the way up to 593 in one shot, then fell right back to where it started. There aren't many coins on the market with this kind of temperament. Its circulating supply is only a little over 2.8 million tokens, and its market cap is under 60 million dollars. The market is so small that just a few orders can move it around—exactly the kind of thing market manipulators love.

I looked around, but there doesn't seem to be any new news. It's mostly been hovering around 20 this past week, and last night's move didn't hold either.

It's called Tellor, not Teller. I used to pronounce it wrong all the time.

At this level, I'm in no rush to chase it. It won't count as a real breakout until it gets above 23.4. If it falls back below 19.8, I'll pass on this move. #trb

NMR is at 17u now. That one hour around noon yesterday was wild—it shot straight from 12 to 18, all in a single candle.

Volume was more than twenty times its usual level. I looked around, but there was no announcement or partnership, and even the market commentators openly said they couldn't find a reason. Money just suddenly poured in.

Its market cap is insanely small, with a maximum supply of only 11 million tokens and just over 7 million in circulation. Daily trading volume was twice its entire market cap. A few people can push it up—and just as easily slam it back down.

It had a run-up on September 29 too, climbing to 15 before getting dumped back to 11. This time it went straight through that level without stopping.

I have to think every time about how to spell the name: Numeraire. It's an old project for data-modeling competitions.

If it falls back below 11.8, this whole rally will have been for nothing. If it holds, watch to see whether it pushes up to yesterday's high of 18. Something that can rise more than 30% in an hour can fall just as fast. #nmr $NMR

ORCA is at 2.95 USDT now. In mid-September it was only 1.28—more than doubled in a month.

This move didn’t happen in one straight shot; it climbed step by step. Yesterday it went from 2.24 all the way to today’s 3.26, barely giving anyone a chance to catch their breath in between.

I looked around but couldn’t find any fresh news about the project itself. Lately, capital has been taking a closer look at these liquidity pool projects on Solana, and ORCA is one of them.

It’s not exactly a squeaky-clean token: the max supply is 100 million, and only a little over 60% is currently circulating. The remaining 40% will be released gradually, so be cautious if the price gets pumped.

It hit a high of 20.33 in 2021 and is now down about 85%. Its logo is an orca, and its name means orca too—I thought it was some kind of ocean conservation project when I first saw it.

If it falls back below 2.24, this rally is probably over. If it holds, let’s see whether it can break through today’s high of 3.26. #orca $ORCA

RLC is at 0.91u now. At this time yesterday it was still languishing at 0.38, and it’s more than doubled in a day. It hit 0.95 at its peak today.
I looked all over and couldn’t find any new news about it—no partnerships, no new listings. The money just suddenly took an interest. Its daily trading volume is more than three times its market cap, and turnover is through the roof. A rally like this is exciting to watch, but it’s also the scariest kind.
At least its token supply is clean: all 87 million coins are already in circulation, so there’s no unlocking to worry about. If it goes up, you don’t have to fear someone dumping newly unlocked tokens later.
It paused at 0.7 this morning and held, then pushed higher again. Whales love to wick prices around round numbers, so there’ll probably be a few sweeps around 1u.
If it holds above 0.7, keep watching for 1. If it breaks below 0.7, this rally is over—don’t get attached. It hit a high of 15.5u in 2021, and it hasn’t even reclaimed a fraction of that yet. #rlc $RLC

ARAD is at 0.4075u now. It spent the whole month hovering around 0.26, then suddenly shot up yesterday afternoon, surging to 0.4178 in just over a day—a gain of more than 50%.
I looked for ages and couldn't find any good news behind this move. No new listings, no partnerships. In fact, just a while ago, the project team admitted that the protocol had two serious vulnerabilities: data in its private repository was being transmitted online in plain text, and the fix would have to wait for a major overhaul. A coin that rises instead of falling after news like that is purely a small-cap being played by investors.
Its market cap is only a little over $20 million, while its daily trading volume is several times that. A few whales can send it soaring—or dump it back down in one go. This is exactly the kind of coin market manipulators love.
It once peaked at 27 in 2021, and is now down 98%. A 50% rise barely even makes a dent.
Buying in at this level will most likely leave you holding the bag. This rally won't be fully retraced until it returns to its starting point at 0.26. If it really holds above 0.4178, I'll admit I was wrong. #rad $RAD

ZRO is at 2.13u now. I specifically told everyone before about the 1.63 hurdle. It was pushed back down to 1.43 once on September 28, but then it managed to break through. Today it touched 2.18, its highest level in six months.
This coin has been holding up well. It’s been climbing in steps all the way, pulling back, finding support, then moving higher—not the kind of coin that shoots straight up and then crashes.
The project team has also been buying back its own tokens on the market over the past few days. You can see it on-chain, and it has basically captured most of the cross-chain transfer volume over the past month.
But there’s one thing to mention: coins have been flowing into exchanges all week, without a break for eight or nine days. Someone may be getting ready to sell at these high levels, so it won’t be easy to get past 2.2.
The 1.63 hurdle has now turned into support. As long as it doesn’t fall back below that, keep holding. Once it holds above 2.2, we can look higher. If you say the name quickly, it sounds like “zero”—I keep mistyping it as zero. #zro $ZRO

near 2.25u, it rose 10% in one day, hitting a new monthly high.

On August 19, it was still at a low of 1.588. It has climbed steadily over the past half month, and the pace has clearly accelerated these last few days, jumping directly from 1.91 to 2.29 today.

I couldn’t find any independent news from the past week. The AI sector has been moving as a whole these past two days, and NEAR is following that wave.

The project itself is a public chain focused on the AI track, with a sharded architecture, chain abstraction, and AI agent-related features. The sector narrative is strong enough, but today’s move was not driven by its own news.

Chasing it at this level isn’t ideal; it rose a bit too fast. It would be more stable to buy on a pullback near 2.

If it falls below 1.588, this move is basically over. On the upside, look at 2.82, the half-year top from early June. #NEAR $NEAR

near 2.25u, up 10% in a day, hitting a new monthly high.

On August 19, it was still at 1.588 at the low. It has been climbing steadily over the past half month, and in the last few days the pace has clearly accelerated, with today moving directly from 1.91 to 2.29.

I couldn’t find any independent news from the past week. The AI sector has been moving overall these past two days, and NEAR has been following that trend.

This project itself is a public chain focused on the AI track, with a sharding architecture, doing chain abstraction and AI agents. The sector narrative is strong enough, but today’s move was not driven by its own news.

Chasing it at this level isn’t ideal; it has risen a bit too fast. A pullback to around 2 would be more stable for entry.

If it falls below 1.588, this move is basically over. On the upside, look at 2.82, the June 6 monthly top. #NEAR $NEAR