$UNITREE Some domestic platforms are absolute garbage. They censor everything you say and only let you post what they want retail investors to know. If that's not a scam, what is? Ridiculous.
I'm opening a BIG SHORT on $ETH here — scalping setup only.
TP: $2,402 SL: $2,450 👇
$ETH has pushed back into the upper zone again, but buyers still aren't showing enough strength to keep the move going. What I'm watching now is the liquidity sitting lower around $2,402–$2,398. If this rejection gets stronger, late buyers can start getting trapped and sellers may push price into that area pretty fast.
The setup is simple for me: resistance above, liquidity below, and momentum starting to slow. I'm not looking for a huge dump here — just a quick scalp into the lower liquidity pocket before the market gets another chance to bounce. If sellers step in properly, this move on $ETH can happen fast.
The short played out almost perfectly, and after that I already had the $80,200–$80,500 area in mind for a possible buy. That was the whole plan — first catch the move down, then wait for $BTC to come into that lower zone and look for the bounce from there.
The short worked exactly how I wanted, but when BTC reached the area I was watching, I wasted too much time waiting for a cleaner entry. And the market didn't wait for me. 😭 $BTC touched the zone, buyers stepped in, and price bounced almost $2,000 straight up.
That's probably the most frustrating part. I read the downside correctly. I had the buy area marked too. The reaction came almost exactly from where I was watching... but I missed the second trade.
Sometimes the analysis can be right and you still don't make money from every move. The short was perfect. The bounce was there too. I just wasn't fast enough for the second part.
This is the kind of trade that reminds me why I trust my own read, even when people are doubting.
I caught the $Q short almost from the top. I was a little late on the perfect entry, but still managed to catch the main move before the dump accelerated. And this one moved fast — $Q dropped hard from the top, almost a 25% move, and I'm sitting on around $12,350 profit from this trade.
But what made me happier was opening the comments and seeing the community posting their own PnLs too. A lot of people made really good profit from this move. That matters to me.
Because when trades go wrong for 2-3 days, people are very quick to hate, doubt, and act like you suddenly know nothing. But when the setup is right, the chart answers everything. I don't need to fight with anyone in the comments — just open the comment section and look at the PnLs. The trade is there. The result is there. The community profits are there.
I'll keep doing the same thing I always do: sharing what I see, taking my own risk, and letting the market prove whether I was right or wrong. Today, $Q gave the answer very clearly.
Guys, the dump has finally started. 👀 I'm opening a BIG SHORT on $Q here.
TP: $0.122 SL: $0.201
The final short squeeze looks like it already happened, and a huge number of short sellers have been flushed out of the market. That's exactly what I was waiting for. After that squeeze, there doesn't seem to be much liquidity left above, while price is already showing weakness from the top.
If sellers take control from here, $Q can give a very sharp dump, and moves like this can happen fast once the momentum shifts. I don't want to miss this quick opportunity if the real sell-off is starting now.
The dump is coming fast. I'm a little late to the move, but not late enough to ignore what's happening here. There's still a heavy pocket of long-side liquidity sitting below, and selling pressure is getting stronger instead of slowing down.
Monday is also right in front of us, and if this pressure keeps building into it, things can get ugly very quickly. My first target is $80,600, but if sellers stay aggressive, I honestly won't be surprised to see $79,000 next. $BTC is losing strength fast. This is not the moment I want to be fighting the sell pressure.
Everyone is panicking because $ZEC pulled back… but I'm still holding. 👀
I'm down around 50% on the position, but I'm not closing just because of one aggressive shakeout. For me, this move looks more like the market trying to scare buyers out before the next real push.
Price wicked into the lower support area, grabbed liquidity, and immediately started reacting again. That's exactly where weak hands usually leave the market.
I'm still watching the $1,125–$1,135 zone closely. As long as this area keeps defending, my bigger idea hasn't changed. And don't forget there's still a huge pocket of short-side liquidity sitting around $1,200. If buyers regain control from here, that can still become the next magnet.
I'm not saying the trade is guaranteed. I'm just saying I'm not letting one scary candle shake me out of a setup I still believe in.
$ZEC is reacting well from the lower support area, and buyers are starting to step back in after that pullback. What makes this setup more interesting is the massive short-side liquidity sitting around $1,200 — a lot of short sellers are positioned up there, and if buyers keep control from this zone, that liquidity can become the next magnet for price.
I also like how $ZEC defended the $1,125–$1,135 area instead of completely breaking down. If this support keeps holding, I think price can push through $1,180 first and then go after that bigger liquidity pocket around $1,200. This is the kind of setup where once the squeeze starts, the move can get fast. Support is reacting, buyers are coming back, and the real liquidity is still sitting above us.
When everyone was negative and afraid, I told you to go long on Bitcoin and bet on the rise — and here is the result: my Bitcoin trade is flying like a rocket 🚀