btc64300 has gotten on board. Stop loss set at 65500.
The target is around 62000.
At the moment, the entry price is around there; if you still have no position available, you can still 🈳.
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The big one is coming—this time, it really is coming.
We should see some movement tonight or tomorrow.
If BTC is within the 64,000~64,500 range, just short it. Or if it drops below 62,000, go long. No matter which level it hits first, you can get on board. At the very least, expect a $2,000 move.
ETH should just follow along and stay in sync. Don’t overthink the entry levels—still those easy spots around 1,810~1,790.
A $2,000~$3,000 move should count as a big one, right? The big one is coming.
Brothers, the TST/4-hour chart now looks pretty good. The price is around 0.01515. It just got pulled up from the low 0.00987 all the way, even touched a high of 0.02656. Now it has pulled back to this level, and it’s holding steady right around a few moving averages.
The volume is also decent—there’s no feeling of a fake spike.
When the pullback reached the support area, it didn’t break the key level. The short-term moving averages started to flatten, suggesting a possible move back upward. Overall structure is still rising from a low point—nothing is broken.
If it breaks below 0.014, cut losses. Target: above 0.022.
If you make it, take profit and run. If you lose, stop loss—don’t stubbornly keep holding.
If you’re doing it together, comment 1—let’s keep an eye on it.
The big one is coming—this time, it really is coming.
We should see some movement tonight or tomorrow.
If BTC is within the 64,000~64,500 range, just short it. Or if it drops below 62,000, go long. No matter which level it hits first, you can get on board. At the very least, expect a $2,000 move.
ETH should just follow along and stay in sync. Don’t overthink the entry levels—still those easy spots around 1,810~1,790.
A $2,000~$3,000 move should count as a big one, right? The big one is coming.
The main index has reached that stage where you can’t stop indulging. It hit 64400 twice and has fallen to around 63300.
As for whether it’s breaking down or continuing to rebound, it’s anyone’s guess. But it should be about time to choose a direction.
I don’t take a particular stance. I just trade in ranges. If I feel a pullback is coming, I go short. If it’s going up, I go long.
If you don’t understand, just wait. If you’re wrong, cut your losses—just that simple.
In a bear market, there’s no talk of a bottom. In a bull market, there’s no talk of a top. If you insist on trying to bottom-pick or top-pick, short at the top—that’s something only gods can do. Not us.
The hardest part is never the crash—it’s this half month of BTC
In the past half month or so, the BTC market has been very range-bound. How small is it, exactly? So small that you can stare at the screen for a few hours every day and find that the account barely changes. So small you think it’s finally about to break out. You chase in, and the market just retracts again. No matter how small—so small you think it’s finally about to drop. Just when you short it, the price gets pulled back again. Once, twice, three times… And then a dozen more times. What you start to doubt isn’t the market anymore—it’s yourself. ⸻ Everyone who trades knows that, What really breaks people isn’t usually a huge red-candle dump with dozens of percentage points.
In the future, pay more attention to meme coins and don’t be overly focused on altcoins.
When it comes to returns, almost no trend can create such intense FOMO as meme coins—and bring profits so quickly. A good meme can cause the price to surge by dozens of percentage points, hundreds of percentage points, or even double multiple times within a very short period.
But huge returns always come with huge risk.
Meme coins aren’t suitable for people who lack experience, discipline, or proper risk management. You may double your account today, but if you enter at the wrong time, tomorrow you could lose most of your funds.
So if you want to make money from meme coins, the most important thing isn’t finding a coin that can 10x.
Instead, it’s having enough experience to know when to enter, when to take profits, when to cut losses, and—most importantly—when not to trade.
There will always be more opportunities in the market. Don’t try to catch every one of them.
Focus on trades with a good risk/reward ratio, manage your capital carefully, and most importantly, live long enough to keep playing this game.
Meme coins can offer massive returns, but only those with enough discipline to survive can capture them.
Ah, more money made again. Waiting to take profit above 65,000.
Do you think it can reach there? I’m planning to short at 65,500 next and continue.
Following the recent trades, it’s been long and short—nice and smooth to profit on both sides. Yesterday I was strongly bearish. It pulled back by 1,000 points. Basically, I’ve taken full advantage of the volatility.
Yesterday, it dipped back to 63,800, so I went long right away. ETH is currently the price where I entered. I didn’t get filled at 1846.
I’m waiting for the add-on level, but it hasn’t arrived yet. I’ll keep going later tonight, aiming to pull up a long bullish candle.
If you keep stopping out frequently and don’t know how to trade, come to dd A Ding...
I won’t say how much you’ll make, but I can definitely help you lose a little less.
I held a short position for five days, and yesterday I finally got out and made some money. I’ve already taken profit.
My targets were the long positions: one at 63,800 and another at 1,874. Right now, I’m just going to take a brief long.
If the shady market maker is acting normally, today it should bounce to around 65,000 to lure longs—pretend it’s holding above 65,000. Then it will trap the long positions, and we’ll see. If it can hold 65,000, I believe many people will add more and look for 67,000+.
I’m planning to take profit on this short-term long at 65,000, then continue the sell-off deeper to 61,800—that’s a good spot.
Let’s see how it goes. If anything changes, I’ll update.