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$ETH Last year the frog brother was still so popular—why isn’t there any news this year?

Now he’s started begging in the福利基 group—sigh, the crypto world is getting harder and harder

$LAB dog outfit is really hilarious—bold enough to smash, but not bold enough to admit it. Blaming heaven, blaming earth, blaming the air...

He even dared to shift the blame to the exchange, thinking you’re number two to the sky?

We retail investors can’t get to you, and the exchange can’t either, right?

My suggestion: have the exchange freeze his funds so he can’t withdraw them, and then he’ll finally behave. Even better, use it to compensate all the users who lost money 😵

More importantly, providing liquidity is the fuel—winning won’t be the only thing; not only profits will become a live target for this $LAB dog outfit. In the end, everything will be paid back with both principal and interest.

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Just take a few pictures

Below are all people who hold big positions and keep buying the dip

Most ridiculous of all is

When the market rallies

a bunch of people desperately short

When the market drops

they all rush in again to buy the dip

As the market moves up

shorts get liquidated

As the market moves down

longs get buried

Up means losing money

Down also means losing money

So tell me—are you actually trading?

Or are you just going specifically against the trend?

To be blunt

many people basically have no real judgment of their own

When it goes up, they think it’s too high

When it drops, they think it’s cheap

They always want to top-tick and bottom-tick

They just refuse to follow the market

In the end, the market takes both ends’ money

The shady operator kills shorts on one side

And harvests the dip-buying crowd on the other

Same group of people

When prices rise, they’re the fuel

When prices fall, they become the bag holders

They didn’t make any money

Instead, they experienced losses on both long and short sides

Fell into a high at midnight
Pulled the average price of the $LAB at $6 to 1.745
Once it goes up further, I’ll get out of the bag immediately
Or liquidate with a full 0.7 stop-loss 😭😭

Although when trading it, I also placed reverse orders
and got hit many times on downtrend swing trades,
but this losing order is right here
and it feels really uncomfortable to look at!!

Does anyone else have the same kind of OCD as me?

Lower the average to get out of the bag—then after opening it, you think it was a blunder
When I wake up tomorrow morning!!
either have me take the loss!!
or get me out of the bag and I’ll run

Standard Chartered or staying confident that by the end of 2026 Bitcoin can reach $100,000 🤣

Their digital asset research head Geoffrey Kendrick recently released a report saying that Strategy has been getting criticized by the market lately, but not mainly because there’s something wrong with the company.

It’s a communication issue.

Strategy used to say it would never sell Bitcoin. Now suddenly it wants to use BTC as collateral to issue credit products, and the market hasn’t caught up—thinking the company is about to run into trouble.

Kendrick believes that once everyone understands their new capital structure, the STRC preferred shares should rebound back toward around $100, and then Strategy wouldn’t need to rush to sell its coins.

Standard Chartered still insists that by the end of 2026 Bitcoin can reach $100,000.

Just now: Tom Lee just said on a CNBC live broadcast that the Fed cutting interest rates is only a matter of time

The new chairman, Kevin Walsh, will be forced to take “dovish” measures

President Trump wants to lower interest rates to strengthen the United States

He’s hinting at something we all already know

A BTC boom is coming soon

$LAB 🚀$LAB Dog dealer is up to something again

302 traders are going long

261 traders are going short

It’s obvious they’re trying to pump the market

Hop on this tailwind and reap big gains

It dropped for two days the day before yesterday and yesterday

Today it straight-up surged 20%

Today $BTC and $ETH are slightly up

This morning, the dog dealer released a good-news announcement

They permanently burned 1%

Then they just kept pushing

Looking at on-chain data, the dog dealer is adding to long positions

Ready to surge at any moment

My brother and I opened a long

Stop-loss: $1

Waiting to make money

That “Trump insider” with a 100% win rate is back at it.

This time, it’s not just small-time messing around.

$30.6 million BTC short.

$29.5 million ETH short.

That’s basically directly pinning the entire crypto market to the ground and shorting it.

Most outrageous of all: his previous record was 100% hits.

So the question is:

Is this a warning before a crash—or is it his first time getting burned?

🚨 A Bitcoin whale, dormant for 15 years, has cashed out today.

5,300 BTC, $320 million.

He lived through Mt. Gox, COVID, Luna, FTX—every kind of extreme market—yet he never sold a single coin.

But today, he dumped it all.

A 15-year diamond hand has chosen to exit at this moment in 2026.

Either it’s purely about realizing profits, or he’s seen something most people haven’t yet.

$BTC This gray-market dealer with the paperwork handler—I'm really impressed. The opening price isn't very good either, and they've got so many chances to run; why not refresh the opening price so it’s better?

They clearly know it’s a volatile market but still don’t change their strategy? All I can say is they’re not as good as OJ’s one lone line.

$ETH Recently, every time it climbs to the 1800 level, it can’t go any higher. It rises and then falls back; there is no sustained capital pushing the longs forward. It looks like a breakout, but in reality it’s a bull trap—luring retail traders into chasing longs.

From the order book/price action, the price has repeatedly tested 1800 and closed with long upper wicks under pressure. Trading volume has been steadily shrinking, which indicates heavy sell pressure overhead. As soon as it reaches this area, profit-takers will dump in clusters.

On the larger timeframe, the market is inherently weak. This rally is merely a rebound/repair within a downtrend, not a true reversal into a sustained bull run. The rebound reaching 1800 just happens to touch a strong resistance moving average; the long side’s strength has already been completely exhausted. The news flow doesn’t provide any positive catalysts capable of supporting a prolonged surge. Overall market capital is biased toward outflows, and the risk of chasing longs at high levels far outweighs the potential upside.

Follow the right people and take the right path—you’ll be able to survive in the crypto market long-term. That’s just how the market is: either watch others take the profits, or decisively jump on the move. I’ll help you get to safety: 迷途实时带单群
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$OPG Do you dare to chase? 😁
Many traders see the price rise with a bullish candle and rush in, not realizing that this is one of the most common tricks used to harvest retail traders. A single price rebound cannot fully represent a real improvement in the market fundamentals. Those eye-catching bullish candles are often just a false image created by big players distributing their positions.

At the moment, market capital is extremely polarized. There is very little incremental funding; flows are crowded into a small number of coins, while the vast majority of altcoins receive little to no attention throughout. The currently “crowded” targets include more than a dozen tokens such as $LAB, JELLYJELLY, and OPG, while coins like METIS and EDEN have seen only a mild uptick in short-term heat.

Mainstream assets still firmly control most of the market’s capital: BTC absorbs the majority of available liquidity, ETH continues to attract long-term institutional allocations, SOL has the strongest volatility and elasticity, and TAO, WLD, and HYPE respectively align with the AI sector, long-term narratives, and market risk-sentiment barometers.

The real risk lies in the obscure coins that no one is watching, where overall market liquidity is severely lacking. Relying on a single bullish candle to judge the trend is an easy way to fall into a trap. When retail traders chase the price higher, they end up handing exit liquidity to the main players.

In crypto, the key to profitability isn’t frequent trading. The safer approach is to be patient—wait for capital to keep flowing in and for the trend to be confirmed before positioning. Capital is always the first line of defense. Opportunities are everywhere in the market. But if you blindly chase and end up losing, even the best setups won’t matter because your principal is gone.

There are no geniuses in this market
Only those who come here by stepping along the path of thorns

I’m moved to write this over tea. Throughout this life of奔波（busying oneself）, wandering, and being uprooted, only trading can calm me down. This is a game—winning and losing are the outcomes. I like the process more

From an “overseer’s-eye” perspective, watching my own path from the past, I can only marvel that all these experiences of failure and growth are still worth it

As long as you can make good flatbreads, you’ll be able to move forward steadily

$HMSTR brothers, I’m back in again! 💪

Look at this $HMSTR —it’s fallen so badly.

Daily candles all bearish in a row.

Most of the panic selling has basically already been cut off.

I also see the volume has shrunk to the extreme.

When things reach their limit, they must turn.

Even if this isn’t the bottom,

you still have to yank up a bit and catch a slice of the bait, right?

I’m taking the plunge and catching the knife!

$HMSTR long positions.

Leverage 10x—go in directly.

This time, subjectively, I’m looking at 0.0004.

This is a previous low, high-density chip area.

As long as it hasn’t hit that number,

I won’t sell even if you squeeze—got it?

Hold tight! 🙅‍♂️

The logic is simple: when it drops too much, it must rise.

Those guys in the air-force—everyone’s probably sick of chewing on people’s flesh.

Don’t the profit-takers need to cash out?

At a time like this, going short is just handing the main force trading fees.

It’s our turn—longs, time to turn over and take off!

$LAB How many thigh shots that show “20” and get stabbed up are there?

Recently, fresh unexpected developments have emerged in the Middle East. Iranian missiles reportedly struck two merchant ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Given that geopolitical tensions are already high, Bitcoin, as a supposed safe-haven asset, should have surged. Instead, this time it completely failed. After BTC spiked upward, it immediately plunged, shattering the usual market patterns.

At present, BTC is around $63,145. It’s down slightly on the day: the intraday high reached $64,706 during the daytime, but it couldn’t hold and quickly retreated. The only assets tracking the situation higher are oil and oil-and-gas related coins—Bitcoin simply isn’t reacting to the safe-haven upside.

The core reason is straightforward. While there is risk in the Middle East, Saudi Arabia is cutting prices to sell oil, and overall oil-producing countries are increasing production. The market expects inflation to cool afterward. That, in turn, pushes back the timing of potential Fed rate cuts. Since Bitcoin is a non-interest-bearing asset, delayed rate-cut expectations are a real negative for it—overwhelming the safe-haven benefit from geopolitical conflict.

From the chart perspective, the rebound strength that rose from the lows has already run out. Technically, the trend looks weak: there’s no momentum for further upside, trading volume keeps shrinking, and many funds are using sudden positive news to exit at higher levels. Even though some listed companies are buying BTC to support the market and slow the decline, they can’t reverse the near-term weakness.

In the short term, BTC may enter a range-bound consolidation. The upper high of $64,706 is strong resistance, while $61,318 is the key support. Over the next few days, uncertainty around US-Iran negotiations may add volatility, but what the market cares about most right now is the Fed’s liquidity timing. Late-day trading will likely grind back and forth, and the room for short-term rebounds is very limited. Do you want me to condense this into a 300-word simplified version—better suited for posting to a chat circle for quick views?