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$RIF I got fucked

$BANK $BANK Deceiving empty positions for a second time in short-term trading? We’ve already seen this kind of trick twice before. The main positions still haven’t shown any large-scale net outflow, which means a massive pullback-and-rally is absolutely inevitable. Here’s the perfect opportunity to buy the dip—add to your long positions. Welcome aboard this train!

$AKE empty empty

Recently, this market行情 is truly a perfect demonstration of the word “grinding” (磨人) to the extreme. In every round of sharp surges and sharp pullbacks, it’s all driven by the news flow fueling the momentum behind the scenes. But once the market has digested the sentiment, the price seems as if it’s been cast under a spell—staying put and trading sideways. Even last night’s U.S. stock close lower couldn’t translate into a sustained downtrend channel.
Before you know it, it’s already Friday again. Looking at the bigger picture right now, the main theme of the overall environment—an upward movement within a trading range—hasn’t really changed.
So, for short-term operations, we still need to stay clear-headed and patient, wait for pullbacks, and focus on buying on dips. Avoid blindly chasing highs.

For BTC, pay attention to support around 63,900. If it stabilizes, you can lightly initiate a long position. The first target on the upside is around the 65,000 level.
For ETH, watch the follow-through strength around the 1,850 area. After setting up long positions, the first thing to look at is how it performs around 1,900.

In the crypto market, losing money is often not because you don’t understand the technology, but because you trade with emotions. The market never rewards blind faith—it only rewards calm execution. Your greatest enemy is yourself, filled with arrogance and obsession. Real mature traders are often “boring”: no FOMO anxiety, only unwavering discipline. If your position keeps you up at night, exit decisively. Cash is also a position—at the very highest level, sometimes the best trade is not trading. Let go of obsession, put away arrogance. Those who can laugh last are always the ones who can sleep soundly.
$BTC $ETH

Hold on

Let’s not laugh at each other anymore.

The down payment on a house—gone.
The old-timer bought Moutai shares and they dropped for five years.
Anyone who chased and bought Bitcoin got cut in half.
Gold is supposed to be a safe-haven asset, but even wars aren’t avoiding it.

The IPO of Musk’s SpaceX has already fallen below the issue price.
The “double” contracts for memory—still short on storage forever—got liquidated.
Even A-share tech bulls have sliced up everyone who makes media content.

Because you’re always jealous of the people around you making money on investments.
Because you’re always in a hurry to get investment opportunities from the media.
Because you always believe in some stock guru’s playbook.
Because you always think you’re smart enough to make money from other people’s pockets.

You forgot that the best investment is
choosing a good financial market,
buying those great companies that have been unjustly sold off,
and then holding on

$BTC What comes will come anyway. During the first half, when the market crashed hard, people kept saying they firmly believed a wild bull run was still coming—only to end up getting mocked so badly by being called the project’s dogs and shills that they got too lazy to post anymore 😂. Today $btc keeps setting new highs. Most pleasing of all is that $ETH is also rising strongly—the gain even exceeds $btc. As long as eth holds the current trend, the long-awaited altseason is about to make a grand entrance 🥳.
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Starting in the second half, if any coin jumps 100%+ in a single day, sell that coin—your harvest season has arrived 💪
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$BTC hits a new high again

South Korea’s recent wave of liquidations has really trapped an entire generation of young people.
I just looked up data from the country’s regulatory authorities, and I’m sweating from the palms.
Over the past month, Korean retail investors lost 21.5 trillion won from leverage trading, which is roughly $1.45 billion.
Worst of all, among the accounts that were liquidated, 62% are young people aged 20 to 30.
The South Korean government is also panicking now, fearing that this round of financial turbulence could turn into a social crisis, and even plans to launch a nationwide, unified 1,375 debt counseling hotline in October.
The name sounds very professional, but really it’s just an intervention phone line to prevent suicide.
Right now, young people in South Korea are really hopeless.
In the first half of this year, many people borrowed money and rushed into the market—the household loan quotas from the country’s five major banks have been used up.
Everyone wants to turn things around with a two-times leverage ETF, especially by focusing on Samsung and SK hynix.
But in the end, that biggest leveraged ETF from SK hynix, which was down 60% from its peak, crushed these people’s comeback dreams.
Leverage: in good times, it makes you feel like you’re a stock genius; in bad times, it won’t even give you a chance to apologize.

Later you finally understood why the English word for memory is “Memory.”

Because what you remember most deeply, what you’ll never forget, is never the moment when you’ve made money.

Instead, it’s that endless agony from the summer, trapped.

And one sentence you can never let go of:

If only I had run sooner.

The kids who wrote this story don’t just have no idea about $BTC —they probably don’t have much of a concept of money either!

What does 350,000 Bitcoin mean?

Based on publicly available data on corporate holdings right now, Strategy, which ranks first, holds about 844,000 BTC.

So that means that in the story, Wang Sicong’s personal holdings are equivalent to 41% of Strategy’s—while he could also package and buy the Bitcoin from a couple more top-whale companies in the back.

And then, back then, Old Wang—who was among the richest—actually needed to call his son “father” just to exchange a few hundred million to save his life.

The author’s daydreaming skills are truly top-tier!

$BTC Little Arctic Trading Diary Episode 6: $BTC64,700 short, reach the first target $63,700—reduce position in time to lock in profit, then go for the next move!

For the $ETH1907 short, the rebound peaked at 1,894; it didn’t give a chance to enter, so just wait patiently!

After updating the app, let’s chat about the market on the home page!

$ETH My roommate in the next room was playing Eternaland in the living room, and his keyboard was clacking so loud it shook the whole place. I was curled up on the top bunk with my headphones on, staring at the $ETH on my phone screen. An iced Americano sat by my bedside—cold at first, then gradually warm—but I didn’t drink a single sip.

In the afternoon, the quant scanner popped an alert: the 15-minute Bollinger Bands had broken down, and the RSI was only 44.6. The bandwidth had squeezed down to 1.41%—a classic suffocating compression. I gritted my teeth and went all-in short with 1873.32, targeting 1742. I set the stop-loss at 1948. I was thinking: if this trade works out, my rent and tuition for next month will be covered in full.

So what happened? $ETH felt like someone hit pause—no rise, no fall. It just kept bouncing between 1870 and 1880. My floating loss crawled up from 0 to 80 dollars, dropped back to 20, then climbed to 120. I watched my account balance get eaten away bit by bit. The feeling was like someone slowly sucking your blood out with a syringe. The Americano wasn’t iced anymore—condensation beads coated the cup. My palms were sweating, and the candlestick chart on my screen blurred into a mess.

My roommate shouted for me to come eat barbecue. I said, “Wait a bit.” Wait my ass—wait for liquidation? The price suddenly spiked just now, shooting up to 1885, and my floating loss instantly jumped to 200 dollars. My heart rate shot straight up to 120. My brain was just yelling, “Did I set the stop-loss? What if they wick the price and trigger my stop-loss?” Damn it—the 1948 stop-loss is still alive, but it’s only 60 points away from the current price. One piece of news could wipe me out.

Now the price is back at 1875, and my floating loss has shrunk to 40 dollars. But I know this is just lukewarm water boiling a frog. The Bollinger Bands are still tightening—once they break down again, that big bearish candle will slam right through me. Tonight, it’s either barbecue for me, or the market cooks me properly. Tuition and living expenses are all staked. If I get liquidated, next month I’ll only be able to eat instant noodles.

$ETH Please, I beg you, stop ranging already—give me a clean outcome. $ETH

💡 After lying dormant for 8 years, a Bitcoin OG moves 5,908 BTC; $BTC ; currently in profit of about $283 million

According to Golden Finance, on July 16, as monitored by Lookonchain, a Bitcoin OG (early holder) transferred 5,908 $BTC (about $382.67 million) to a new wallet after being inactive for 8 years. The address received these 5,908 $BTC BTC eight years ago, when the price of Bitcoin was about $16,865; no transfers had occurred since then.
Currently, this holding has achieved an unrealized profit of about $283 million, with a return rate of approximately 284%.

#BTC Now the current Bitcoin market trend—how should we trade?

The AI-provided strategy from the “three-in-one” trading system is: neither the long nor short signals are met, the direction is unclear, and in the short term it’s recommended to mainly stay on the sidelines and wait.

Can this three-in-one AI still predict accurately this time? Let’s wait and see.

Silver $XAG

Making daily K isn't that tiring—just wait patiently.

Last time it rebounded to 63 and met resistance. It has now fallen to around TP1. You can reduce positions and take profit once.

The next TP2 is around 47. I don't know if it will reach there, but it's simply based on a visible swing low on the weekly K chart.

This is also practical advice. My main method is biased to the left side. Going heavy on the left side can easily end in a miserable death; if you guess correctly, then one trade can make you incredibly rich. Light positions on the left side, however, don’t really need to be too worried about—there’s basically no big risk. What matters is setting the stop-loss and betting purely on the risk-reward ratio. But you do need to patiently wait for the position and make just 1–2 trades per day. Life can be pretty relaxed.

Trading is basically gambling. It all comes down to whether the entry point has an advantage—whether the position has an advantage, where the defense line is, and finally where the take-profit point is. You need all of this. When you reach the entry area, can you, through position management, get out at your cost (or take a small loss) and leave? Generally, if price reaches the entry point, then retraces, or moves up without breaking the most recent minor structure, you concede.

If you trade intraday, you have to watch the screen for 10-plus hours—it’s exhausting. If you want to take a higher-timeframe trade, enter on a lower timeframe, then keep holding until a smaller structure breaks. That might require 2–3 days of continuous staring at the chart. Your life might even feel like it’s on the line. If you want a higher win rate, it’s simply waiting for the right spot: once it reaches that place, you enter. Think about the altcoin bull market—if you can understand a rough structure, and then use a Martingale strategy, making money really isn’t for just a few people. Trades that capture structure are like this: until the structure breaks, your stop-loss cannot be changed.

Here’s a small tip for the right-side approach. Say you can’t find a good spot on the left side—but this is very close to the biggest overhead pressure mentioned above. The problem is: if the stop-loss above is too large, you don’t know where to place the stop. Then just take the highest point’s 1-hour candle. If it breaks down, place a pending short order above that level. Your stop-loss is exactly this small. If you’re afraid the order won’t get filled, place it a bit lower. But the stop-loss must be based on the highest point: once it breaks down, put the stop at the short pending order above. Set stop-loss and take-profit, and you don’t even need to watch constantly. This uses the 1-hour timeframe; many times it uses 5 minutes, 15 minutes, and sometimes even 1 minute. The smaller the timeframe, the more experience you need.

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