To be honest, the bear market isn't here yet. When will it come? It'll be when retail investors stop buying coins, and the project teams can't even afford to open a gold standard anymore. That's when we can start dollar-cost averaging. Bitcoin needs to drop at least 20%-30%, Ethereum should fall by 150%-300%, and as for Solana, it could plummet by 500%-800%. Other coins, like FIL and various trash tokens, might have a drop potential of 10-100x. $ETH #ETH
Binance Square is packed with traders, but how many can confidently share their trading strategies ten days or half a month in advance? Probably just me. I call out mid-to-long-term positions ten days or half a month ahead, and within two to three months, they all hit. For intraday shorts, my entry points are usually within a tight $5 range for taking profits. The tools are static; others might spend hours or even days analyzing points and trends, while I can pull up a chart and confirm it in max 10 minutes. Their skills are all about drawing charts and getting lost in their own analysis, yet they still provide ranges. For instance, when going short, they might suggest a range between 4730 and 4880. “Me? I just call out 4960, and it hits 4956.” Their take-profit levels are often set between 4380 and 4170, while I pinpoint “4260,” and it bounces to 4255. That’s the difference. Every day, I see the crowd at Binance Square following the same old technicals. Everything is about ranges, but I give you a solid entry point. Their technical analysis provides ranges that aren’t as precise as my single entry points. You have to wonder who'd want to stick around those methods, right? Their take-profit levels of 4380 to 4170 versus my 4260 hitting 4255 for a bounce just highlights the disparity. What’s the difference between giving a range and not giving one at all? Their entry ranges are enough to wipe out a whole bunch of heavy leveraged gamblers. So, stop bothering me; I just want to give the bears a home, like I said. $ETH . Others are just now realizing the significance of 4260, but I called it out ten days ago—effective breakdown of 4260 will accelerate the drop for $ETH .
For those with no position in SanDisk, keep going long around 905. It should reclaim above 960 tonight. This is the last chance to buy the dip. The 5-day moving average will update tomorrow morning. This indicator shows a severe bullish divergence.
Once it rallies, it should reach 1240-1280#sndk $SNDKB
SanDisk: 916, add to the position around 860. Sell as soon as you get filled. As long as it closes above 950 before 8 a.m. tomorrow, SanDisk and Hynix could surge to 1060–1080.
SanDisk: The daily chart is still in an uptrend, and all the lower timeframes have formed wicks! Plus, it just had a full day of a slow 100-point decline. This is the safer one.
Ethereum has broken below 2000, so leave it alone for now. If it drops straight below 1920, it's game over—we'll have bought halfway down again. The daily chart is seeing a steep sell-off; I don't dare catch a falling knife unless I can get in right at the bottom. Otherwise, it's hard to make money. $SNDKB
#SNDK I still sold SanDisk too early. As expected, the ones who held on are all stuck holding the bag 🥶 I kept reminding everyone not to short SanDisk today because I knew it would go up, but I still didn't dare chase it.
Sandisk is fucking strong—I sold too early, sold too early. It’s almost at my take-profit target. Ethereum could be a long around 2026; add to the position at 1930 and keep adding until you can get out. If you don’t get filled, you can aim for at least 50–100 points of profit.
Why trade Ethereum or Bitcoin? I’m staying away until it stabilizes. SanDisk at 835—I’m in again, and again! Anyone still holding SanDisk? Hold on and don’t touch it! Looks like it’s really going up. It could get back to 1,000.
You can use a trailing take-profit around 856 and hold for two days to see. Last night’s rally was the healthiest one recently (a slow grind up that shook people out, with hourly candles making new highs).
Ethereum around 2026 looks like a good long. Add around 1930, then exit at breakeven, or set a stop around 1968! $SNDKB
Ethereum really is an endless set of nested positions—you can keep buying the dip, but there’s always another bottom. Here on the square, this independent rally has shown what it’s made of.
Since November 7, I’ve been reminding you every day not to trade Ethereum, but to trade SanDisk. SanDisk keeps getting stuck and moving back and forth, while Ethereum is an endless set of nested positions.
If you don’t have a position in SanDisk, keep going long around 834, with a take-profit target around 867.
#sndk Long on SanDisk at 846. The wick hit just right and my order got filled. Why trade Ethereum? It's still unclear whether Ethereum has bottomed, but SanDisk definitely won't leave you holding the bag. Around 936, it's very likely to move up easily.