$CRWV — Rosenblatt reiterates Buy, $250 price target unchanged.
They're seeing revenue upside, operating income beating expectations, margin inflection ahead, and likely guidance raises. The scarce AI compute angle keeps supporting the thesis.
Not a new call, but they're doubling down on the setup here.
Everyone’s staring at the 4H candle, but the 1D trend just whispered a secret about $CYS /USDT.
$CYS - 🟢 LONG
Trade Plan:
Entry: 1.4805833 – 1.5202167
SL: 0.9633482
TP1: 1.9031888
TP2: 2.1717147
TP3: 2.5745036
Why this setup?
- The daily bias is bullish, and we’re riding the trend—not fighting it.
- RSI on the 15m sits at 62.71: momentum is warm, not overheated, leaving room for a push.
- Entry zone is tight (1.4806 – 1.5202), with TP1 at 1.9032 and TP2 at 2.1717—that’s a 44% move from e...
Who remembers Giko?
Before Grumpy Cat, before Nyan Cat, before every single “I can haz” LOLcat… there was Giko.
In December 1998, deep in the text-only corners of Japan’s early internet, a simple cat made of keyboard characters appeared on boards like Ayashii World and soon took over 2channel. No high-res photos. No GIFs. Just pure Shift-JIS art — a little white cat with big dotted eyes, a wide open mouth, and that unmistakable attitude.
This was the first real internet cat.
Giko wasn’t design...
$ETH's been coiling up in this tight range for a while now — classic setup that usually ends with fireworks. The higher lows tell you something: buyers keep stepping in earlier each time, which is never a bad sign.
When volatility compresses like this, the breakout tends to be violent. It's like a spring — the tighter it gets, the harder it snaps. And honestly, once $ETH gets moving, it doesn't usually stop at the first speed bump.
$2,300 feels like a reasonable first target if we catch a bid....