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Today $BIRB is up 14.2%. The tape looks pretty lively. But honestly, there’s something behind this move worth noting. I just saw something: in the ER, someone ran in saying they wanted a certificate for a cold, complained that the doctor was moving too slowly, and threw a tantrum. The result: the doctor was just trying to resuscitate a patient with a cardiac arrest—he hadn’t finished saving the person yet. It’s like the market: you stare at your own little fluctuations and feel like the price action is dragging, but behind the scenes the market may have much larger capital handling other matters. For $BIRB to rise this much today, it’s definitely not random—someone must have made a move at a key position. Instead of complaining you didn’t keep up or sold too early, why not review what you were doing at the time? Were you only focused on pullbacks on smaller timeframes and ignoring the overall trend? Like that patient—he only saw that he was being kept waiting, but didn’t see the doctor just pulled someone back from the brink. Trading also needs a bigger picture. Don’t use your own minor “cold” to question the emergency response someone else is running. This leg of $BIRB ’s rally has reignited sentiment, but whether it can continue depends on whether there’s ongoing capital flowing in. Write down how you feel today—don’t get carried away just because it’s up, and don’t panic just because it shakes. $BIRB

I just took a look at the market行情, and $VVV is down 7.6% today straight away. This drop isn’t small. Honestly, there hasn’t been much of a decent rebound on the chart; the selling pressure has been pressing down all the way. The support levels we discussed in the live stream have now been broken through as well. Short-term sentiment has clearly weakened. Someone asked me if there’s any bad news. In fact, there hasn’t been any particularly major new change on the news front—more than anything, it’s capital pulling out. Plus, the overall market mood isn’t good, so everything is getting hit and dragged down together. In situations like this, the biggest taboo is rushing to add more. First, figure out whether it’s a sentiment sell-off or the underlying logic has changed. On the daily chart level, today’s bearish candle has eaten up more than half of the gains from the past few days, and volume hasn’t expanded either—showing that the willingness to step in as buyers isn’t strong. My view is: don’t try to guess the bottom for now. Wait until the price stabilizes before considering any trades. The focus is whether it can reclaim today’s high over the next two days. If it can’t, continue to watch from the sidelines. That’s how trading is: when the market is falling, controlling your hands matters more than anything. There are always opportunities—once your principal is gone, it’s really gone. $VVV

This rally really has something. PLTR jumped directly 12.2%, and the chart action is extremely strong. Looking back, the shortage logic has always been there—it's just that the market finally truly reacted to it today. CAT’s performance is also genuinely fierce; there’s nothing to criticize— that real, tangible demand gap is right there. NVDA’s profit margin and pricing are even more dizzying. The valuation is high, sure, but their profitability is solid—there’s no denying it. At this level, PLTR feels like it’s filling an urgent demand shortfall—the kind everyone knows about but still has no choice but to allocate for, a classic CYA requirement. In plain terms, there’s definitely gold in this whole sector, and it’s buried in those hills. But the more that’s the case, the more you need to remind yourself not to just stare at today’s prosperity—there are plenty of places that could turn into ghost towns in the future. The bigger the jump today, the more you have to stay clear-headed. When you review the trade afterward, think more about what’s truly fundamentals-driven versus what’s just propelled by sentiment. In any case, the data is right there—this big green candle from PLTR is real. Whether it can be sustained afterward is the key.

Today, this wave of $BLESS has risen by 69.2%. When I got up this morning and saw the market, I was a bit dazed. Yesterday I was still wondering whether it could hold at this level, but it pulled up straight away with a single strong bullish candle. Trading volume also picked up. To be honest, this kind of price action really makes people feel more at ease—at least it shows that funds aren’t just randomly churning; there’s real substance driving it.

Looking back, before this leg started, it had actually been consolidating sideways for a while. The order flow was cleaned up pretty well. Today it broke out on increased volume, basically stamping out all the previous resistance levels. If you already hold positions, then whether you can capture these profits is partly luck and partly knowledge. If you didn’t get on the train, you don’t need to rush—chasing is risky. Waiting for a pullback and then confirmation is a more comfortable entry.

My own approach right now is simple: don’t be greedy. Take profit in portions, and keep the rest to see whether it can go even further. After all, in this kind of market, protecting profits matters more than anything. Whether $BLESS can keep strengthening after this depends mainly on market sentiment and whether funds can continue to flow in. This bullish candle today is a good signal, but every step afterward needs a bit of respect and caution.

Today, this wave of $SYN was pulled fast and hard, and with a 40.5% gain, it really looked like there was something to it after-hours. When you go back through the information, the key point is still that line: “Make every government department a growth department.” In plain terms, it flips the entire procurement logic—not “buy British goods if they can be bought,” but “by default, buy British goods.” Every pound spent has to come back to Britain itself—in terms of jobs, apprenticeships, and innovation. This turns fiscal spending directly into a lever for industrial policy; no games. With the market pricing such a high premium now, what they’re betting on is that this “by design” can truly be implemented—not just remain a slogan. If, going forward, the tender rules and evaluation metrics are adjusted along this same thinking, then as long as there are companies with local British components in the supply chain, order visibility should rise. As a directly related underlying asset, $SYN obviously won’t be overlooked by capital. But this kind of ramp also easily overdraws expectations—so you’ll need to keep a close eye afterward on the execution of actual contracts and the fulfillment of the procurement lists. Looking back, the logic is solid, but the pace is too fast—when chasing, you still need to stay alert. $SYN

This week’s earnings report density is a bit ridiculous. It’s not just an ordinary heavy earnings week—it feels more like a full system check and acceptance test for the AI industry chain, spanning cloud computing, compute-power chips, optical communications, storage, and software applications. After SpaceX’s IPO, its first earnings report is due, and others are handing over the baton as well: AMD, Palantir, SanDisk, Arista Networks, Astera, and more. On Friday, we also have the NFP data to round things off, and the whole schedule is cranked up to the max. Coming back to my own holdings, $AXTI is down 10.8% today, which is a sizable move. With the market acting like this, sentiment is definitely taking a hit. But on review, I still need to keep a close eye on sector interlinkages and how the market reacts to the earnings window. After all, this week isn’t driven by a single event—multiple directions are being validated at the same time, and every link in the AI chain gets magnified. Position sizing and an action plan matter more than prediction. For $AXTI at this level, it’s important to watch for signs of stabilization and not jump to conclusions too quickly.

$BANK Today it directly surged with a 20.5% bullish long candle—this move is indeed intense. At the market open this morning, capital kept flowing in steadily; the price was pushed up step by step. Even when it pulled back in the middle, someone was quick to pick it up, showing very strong order-book support. On the daily timeframe, it broke through the prior consolidation range, and trading volume expanded in sync—not one of those no-volume hard pushes. Of course, after such a short-term explosive rally, it’s normal for profit-takers to exit. By the close, you could already see a bit of selling pressure coming out.

Looking back, the key question is whether tomorrow can hold onto this upside. If the pullback doesn’t break the key support, this move may still have room to continue; but if it gaps down and then sells off, anyone who chased higher today will likely feel pretty uncomfortable. So if you already hold shares, you can set a trailing take-profit—let the gains run for a bit instead of being too greedy. If you’re currently in cash, there’s no need to rush: wait for the pullback to be confirmed before considering an entry. Having a cost advantage matters far more than chasing.

For a volatility spike of this magnitude—20.5%—there’s probably some news catalyst behind it, but until it actually plays out, it’s hard to say for sure. Anyway, remember this: don’t get hot-headed just because you see a big bullish candle. Control your position size, keep your discipline, and only then do you have a chance to stay in the game. $BANK

Episode 693: Badly T-Shirt Shop is back again. This time they’re performing “The Algorithm’s Dog.” Using humor, they sing about modern life being controlled by algorithms. The performance is still one continuous take, with plenty of playfulness. The YouTube premiere is at 22:00 tonight. This move is kind of interesting—like an artistic hedge against algorithm-related anxiety. Back to the chart: $TAKE is up 18.1% today straight away, with strong volume and good momentum, and the sentiment is on point too. What we’re seeing now is that the holding logic hasn’t changed. The short-term upside isn’t small—just don’t chase the price; a pullback is actually an opportunity. Keep watching the chart. Don’t go messing around. $TAKE

Today $VELVET is up 12.5%. The market chart looks like a Red Velvet photodump—bright red everywhere. Let’s recap: this surge’s timing lines up exactly with Red Velvet’s fancon schedule, and market sentiment was lifted by the event’s hype. At first I thought it was just fans self-entertaining, but on-chain data really shows incremental capital flowing in. From the daily chart, yesterday was still trading at the bottom with shrinking volume, but today it broke out on a surge in volume. All the short-term moving averages have turned upward. This rally isn’t one of those illogical pump-and-dumps; it looks like a classic event-driven move. That said, after a spike there will very likely be a pullback—don’t chase. Watch the pullback for support before deciding. This time, the project team leveraged the fancon to do an offline linkage as well, with all physical materials in a red velvet style—basically they’ve nailed the brand storytelling. In the short term, sentiment is still there, but whether it can continue depends on whether there are more sustained catalysts in the news stream. My action: I reduced part of my position and kept a core holding to see if it can hold steady and stay above levels tomorrow. $VELVET

Today $UAI dropped directly by 36.9%. That drawdown is brutal. When someone was talking earlier, I said don’t jump to conclusions—nobody has a crystal ball to predict how things will go next. Now the results are in, and the market has spoken with its feet. In this round of sell-off, it’s clearly panic selling liquidating, and with insufficient buy support, it directly smashed a deep pit. Looking back, it’s actually something we should have been wary of sooner: after a period of continuous gains, once there’s a breakout with high volume but stagnation, risk starts accumulating—unfortunately, many people only focus on the profits in front of them. I don’t think it’s time to rush into buying the dip now. Once a downtrend forms, it’s hard to reverse in the short term. Instead of gambling on a rebound, it’s better to think about whether your position is too heavy and whether your stop-loss is set. A major crash isn’t necessarily a bad thing—it at least makes people respect the market again. $UAI

Kumamoto Prefecture’s official website has officially opened donation and relief donation acceptance channels for the Kumamoto earthquake of Reiwa 8. The link is here; if you need it or want to lend a hand, you can click through directly to take a look. There isn’t really much to say about this in itself—when disaster strikes, help if you can.

But today the market is not very calm. <$KOMA > has dropped by 18.1% in a direct move, with a fairly large decline. When such a trend appears as news develops, it feels a bit like an emotion-driven sell-off. On one side there is real-world disaster relief; on the other there is a sharp pullback in asset prices. Putting both on the same day feels rather complicated. Short-term capital is clearly withdrawing, and panic selling may not be fully digested yet.

Personally, I think this decline goes beyond the scope of a normal correction—it looks more like the market is re-pricing risk. Whether it turns into an oversold rebound or continues to drift lower depends on whether the volume and news sentiment can hold up over the next few days. In terms of trading, there’s no need to rush to catch falling knives. First, observe the market structure. Don’t delay the good deeds you should be doing, and don’t relax the risk controls you should be maintaining. For the <$KOMA > level, rationality matters more than emotion.

Today $HFT surged 70.8%. Clearly, some funds are betting on tokenomics expectations. I took the time to do a quick replay and found that this project has similarities to Hyperliquid’s HYPE-style gameplay. On the HYPE side, the cumulative amount burned has already reached 46.19 million tokens, worth over $2.5 billion—about 4.62% of the maximum supply. The key point is that this burn isn’t the result of manual operation; it’s an automatic mechanism. Trading fees are routed directly to a support fund for the protocol, and then the fund executes buyback-and-burn. The more active the trading, the faster the burn, and the circulating supply keeps shrinking, providing long-term price support. Since $HFT is moving so hard today, it’s likely also trying to tell a similar story. But honestly, just having a deflation narrative isn’t enough—you still need to see whether actual trading volume can be sustained, and whether the team has real backing to build the ecosystem. My own approach is not to chase the price. I’ll observe and wait for a pullback area—only considering entry if the volume can cooperate. I’m writing this down to keep my head cool.

Today $STAR directly dropped 8.2%—the market board looks pretty ugly, but on the project side the event hasn’t stopped. The Converse collaborative Run Star Crush launch just wrapped up; now the event registration form is open. The link is posted below. It’s only open for 30 minutes—if you want to join, act fast. Before filling out the form, double-check your personal information so you don’t accidentally tap the wrong option. After you submit, it can’t be changed. This event also gives you a chance to meet Janjira in person—let’s hope everything goes smoothly on-site and doesn’t turn into any weird nonsense. Business is business, and events are events. Short-term price fluctuations can’t be eaten like a meal, but the benefits you’re entitled to should still be claimed. The form link is in the original post; it won’t stay up forever. $STAR

Let me do a quick review today of those old coins that Binance delisted. Honestly, there really are opportunities hidden in them, but you have to be able to hold on. For example, VIC is actually the original TOMO, and VANRY’s predecessor was TVK—these are all old faces that have been around for years, and a lot of people still remember them.

Let’s focus on VANRY. It dropped directly by 8.2% today. It looks pretty scary, but this kind of sharp sell-off actually makes me feel like we’re closer to the breakout point. I don’t rule out there being 3 to 4 times upside later—of course, the prerequisite is that you’re willing to test with a small amount. Positions like that are suitable only if you can tolerate losses without feeling bad.

The breakout for coins like this often happens very suddenly, without giving you much reaction time, so you need to set up the position in advance. The mindset is: it’s okay if it goes to zero—but once it starts moving, the returns could exceed expectations. I’ll record my thoughts here and verify them later. $VANRY

Today $BEAT dropped directly by 18.6%. The drop isn’t small, and the market looks pretty ugly. While watching my account, I suddenly thought of what happened in 1967. Back then, I was on the women’s college table tennis team—there were four girls on the whole team, and I was one of them. We sometimes sparred with the men’s team, and I was always assigned to play the worst guy on the men’s fourth team. That really stuck with me. He never lost to me. Every time he won, it was because he was taller, with longer reach and more strength—his technique wasn’t really all that good. Put it in today’s context: as long as he’s willing to claim that he’s female, he can openly take away my spot to compete. Is that reasonable? I think it’s completely unreasonable. Sports competitions are divided by gender for a reason—physiological differences are there, and you can’t just talk your way around them. Let physiological males participate in women’s events is the biggest unfairness to female athletes. Anyway, my position is very clear: men should stay in the men’s arena—don’t come near women’s sports. $BEAT

$BZ Today, I directly took a 7.3% drop. Honestly, that’s a bit brutal. In the morning I was still fantasizing that it could hold up, but the chart taught me a lesson. Let’s review this drop: there isn’t anything particularly negative in the news or fundamentals—this is simply a pullback caused by sentiment cooling off, plus profit-takers from earlier dumping. It’s a typical short-term correction. But the issue is that during the decline, the volume wasn’t small, which suggests real panic selling—not that kind of low-volume, slow bleed that’s used to wash people out. So for the short term, don’t rush to buy the dip; first, see whether price can stabilize at some level. That said, the basic logic of this coin hasn’t changed. The drop actually gives an opportunity to get back in later. The key is whether you can withstand the volatility. If you’re holding a heavy position, you’re probably feeling awful right now, but that’s how the market is: when it rises, people complain they didn’t hold enough; when it falls, they complain they bought too much. In the future, you still need to set stop-losses and take-profit in batches—can’t just keep relying on faith to tough it out. $BZ

Today, $UB directly dumped 29.1%. In the past, I would definitely have panicked seeing a drop like that. But after taking a look at the broader market, Bitcoin is actually still just moving around within a range. Saylor sold a bit of his coins, plus cold wallets were stolen, and the U.S. stock market’s AI sector pulled back all together. If you compare these to a few months ago, those headlines would probably have hammered the chart straight through. Now Bitcoin hasn’t even managed to produce a decent-looking sell-off—this suggests that the selling pressure isn’t as fierce as people imagine, or that the bid/support capital is even stronger than expected. A drop like $UB is mostly a problem with the coin itself—poor liquidity or someone dumping—rather than having much to do with the broader market. Today is a lesson: don’t stare only at one coin’s percentage drop to guess the direction of the whole market. As long as Bitcoin holds steady, the recovery expectations still remain. The key is whether your own position can withstand this kind of volatility. Write it down—don’t let a one-day crash drag your emotions away.

$APR Today it fell 7.3%. When I was reviewing things, I came across an old post, and it felt rather ironic. In the same Tamil Nadu, in the same newspaper: in April 2026, when the DMK was in power, they said debt isn’t the problem and that one should “analyze in detail.” But by August, when the TVK came to power, the very same newspaper said that the debt-to-GDP ratio in the state is even worse than that of the Northern states—leading the state into a debt-servicing trap. With the same fiscal data and the same state, once the government changes, the interpretation flips completely. Who is the media actually speaking for? No need to say more, right? So it’s not really surprising that young people would rather scroll Instagram posts without editors behind them, and don’t believe print media. As for this latest drop—$APR —the market may also be repricing this kind of political risk. Sentiment is definitely affected, but whether the fundamentals have truly changed still has to be dug out from the data yourself; you can’t just look at media headlines.

The summer rally has already started. $MVLL jumped up 22.9% today straight away—this big bullish candle basically clears away the gloom from before. To be honest, that kind of slow, downward drift a few days ago was indeed uncomfortable, but the worse it feels, the more you have to hold on. Selling at the bottom is the most costly move. Now it looks like those who surrendered their positions at the bottom will probably end up slapping their thighs in regret. My logic is simple: the market always kicks off amid despair. Since the rally signal has appeared, follow the trend. With such a big rise today, there may be fluctuations in the short term, but the direction is already clear—pullbacks are an opportunity. If your position is still in place, continue holding; if you’re underinvested, look for a chance to get on board. Remember, at this stage, the key isn’t guessing the top—it’s not doing something foolish at the bottom. The market won’t always keep giving you chances to board. Summer rallies often come very quickly; by the time everyone reacts, the price may already be far from where it was. So don’t hesitate, and don’t let your old weak-minded thinking trap you. $MVLL

$HEI Today’s price action is indeed a bit wild. From the chart, within just a few hours it surged by nearly 100%. When you include the full-day gain, it has already reached 106.3%. To be honest, a single-day doubling like this is quite rare even in a bull market. I mentioned before that coins like this, in a single candlestick, are capable of carving out a 2 to 3x range with conviction. Today, it was basically realized. It’s not that every coin can do this, but at critical moments, what matters is that there’s capital willing to rush in—and it moves with extreme decisiveness, with hardly any meaningful pullback. Looking back, the overall rhythm is actually very clear: first, a breakout on increased volume; then, consecutive green candles on the hourly timeframe. Even if there’s a pullback in the middle, it gets quickly picked up. This kind of走势 is a textbook example of strong capital controlling the market. A lot of people today may still be hesitant, thinking it has already risen too much and they don’t dare to chase. But the market is often like this—when you’re least willing to look, it shows you what a real trend looks like. In a bull market, the biggest fear is judging short-term gains with traditional thinking—thinking that after a 100% rise you must be near the top. In reality, in a sentiment cycle, 1x is just the starting point. And this kind of行情 doesn’t happen every day. When you catch a move, you have to digest it fully—don’t get off too easily. $HEI At least this performance today proves one thing: as long as the trend is still intact, don’t scare yourself.