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$EUL This batch of short positions was also an opportunity to set things up in advance—guys with the big base were able to eat a portion of profit early.
At the time, I didn’t choose to chase longs. Mainly because I saw that after the price surged to around 2.66 on the hourly timeframe, the buy-side order book support above began to weaken. Trading volume didn’t keep expanding; instead, the price fell below the short-term moving average. MA5 and MA10 gradually formed resistance, indicating that bullish momentum was starting to fade.
So after waiting for a rebound that lacked strength, I posit

This $BANK … I really didn’t chase it. The pull up at the high level was indeed brutal. A lot of people think it could keep surging, but when I glanced at the order book, it felt a bit off.
After a spike at the hourly level, it’s clear that nobody is stepping in to pick up orders on top. After the big bullish candle, it couldn’t make new highs. Meanwhile, the trading volume started to shrink instead. MA5 and MA10 also began to turn down. The price broke below the short-term moving averages, which shows that the bulls aren’t as strong as before.
So I didn’t follow the market to chase. Instead,

$ESPORTS This round of shorts isn’t about guessing the top—it’s about waiting for the trend to weaken. I didn’t choose to chase longs mainly because the signals shown by the chart don’t support continuing to push higher.
On the hourly timeframe, after the earlier run-up to around 0.067, the price dropped quickly and formed a clear high-level trapped area. During the subsequent rebound, trading volume kept shrinking; it didn’t see a renewed volume expansion to break through again, which indicates there isn’t enough capital buy support overhead.
Technically, once the price broke below the short

$SHIB This market move is a good chance to do a quick retrospective.
When SHIB suddenly surged yesterday, many people in the market’s first reaction was to chase longs, afraid of missing the next round of a massive rally. But I didn’t enter right away. From the hour-level chart, after the price quickly spiked upward, the buy-side follow-through on top started to weaken. Trading volume didn’t keep expanding. Even though long sentiment was hot, the momentum didn’t have strong staying power.
So I chose to wait for an opportunity. After I saw a pullback signal showing up at the high, I decisively

Positioned in advance—once this trend shows up, just go for the gains.
I’m pretty satisfied with this one. Earlier, I noticed it had been ranging around 3.2–3.6. The price didn’t keep breaking down, and trading volume started to gradually expand, so I positioned a long in advance.
Later, the market gave me feedback: on the hourly timeframe, it broke out of the consolidation range with a surge in volume, and the price quickly surged to around 4.25. This profit also came from riding the move.
From a technical perspective, the hourly timeframe has now broken through the upper Bollinger Band. MA5,

$KAITO ‌This round of review: the trend is coming—profits will naturally follow
This KAITO trade is one of my more satisfying short-term trades.
At the time, I noticed that the hourly trend began to strengthen. The price broke through the prior consolidation range, and the trading volume clearly expanded—capital started flowing in quickly. So I chose to go long in line with the trend.
I opened the position around 1.0349. Then the market surged rapidly, topping out around 1.247. At this point, the unrealized profit on this long position is already up to around 900%.
The biggest takeaway from t

A relatively clear shift has emerged in the energy market recently. Signals of de-escalation have come from the U.S.-Iran situation, and the market has started to reassess supply risks stemming from Middle East conflicts.
Earlier, as geopolitical tensions escalated, investors worried that shipping through the Strait of Hormuz could be affected. As a result, crude oil prices briefly received support from safe-haven capital. But with the latest news indicating that the U.S. has paused further military actions, relevant parties have begun discussions on issues such as navigation through the Strai

$PIEVERSE This round really is pressing the shorts to death. In just a few hours, it was pushed all the way from around 0.64 to 0.97. In the past 24 hours, trading volume surged by nearly 17x. I scrolled through announcements for a long time but couldn’t find any major catalyst strong enough to support this kind of straight-line rally.
Even more outrageous: while the price surged, open interest on the contracts also increased by nearly 65%.
This indicates that a large amount of leveraged capital rushed in. The more the price went up, the more the short sellers had to keep topping up; in the e

$DEXE This batch of shorts has already returned more than 5x, but what really makes me comfortable isn’t how much I’ve made—it’s that I wasn’t shaken out by a rebound in the middle.
This coin previously surged to around 6.45, looking very strong, but later every rebound has been weaker than the last, with the highs also being pushed lower and lower.
I entered the short around 4.015 following the move. A few times the price popped up, it looked like it might reverse, but it never managed to get back to the key level—so I’ve kept holding until now.
The current price is now near 2.923. All the 1

$WLD At first glance, it looks like institutions are entering the market. But on closer inspection, the “flavor” is completely off.
The foundation raised $52.5 million by selling tokens, and transferred out about 217.4 million WLD on-chain. By the math, the institutions’ purchase cost was only $0.24—about 36% cheaper than the market price at the time.
Even though the tokens are locked for a year, they can’t immediately hit the market—but they’re using “discounted” chips, while retail traders are picking them up at high prices in the secondary market. Who wouldn’t feel uneasy after seeing this?

$BTC For this weekend move, I’m more inclined to watch for sideways-to-bearish action first; I’m not in a hurry to bottom-pick.
I checked the current BTC order book—there’s still no clear sign of a full short-term strength recovery.
On the 4-hour timeframe, after the price pulled back from the highs, it has been repeatedly ranging around 64,000. The short-term moving averages are still clearly capping. Even though the sell-off has slowed down, the bulls haven’t regained control. The rebounds look more like repairs than a fresh start to an uptrend.
From the liquidation heatmap, there’s some sup

On July 25th, the weekend $ETH move—this one is still relatively weak for now.
I checked the current market: the 4-hour structure has already worked through a pullback, and price has been staying pressed near the short-term moving averages. The rebound strength is clearly not enough. The 1-hour timeframe has stabilized with some recovery, but I haven’t seen any real signal of a genuine shift to strength yet.
Also, it’s the weekend—U.S. stocks are closed, so overall market liquidity is low. In this kind of environment, it’s easiest for price to poke up and down with those “needle” wicks. A lot

$BANK This move has indeed been a bit beyond expectations, and short-term capital has clearly started to flow back in.
From the order book, BANK price has already been pushed up to around 0.317. On the 1-hour timeframe, it’s been rising continuously, with successive higher lows, and the short-term long structure is fairly complete. The long positions that were laid out around 0.1789 earlier are also now capturing a solid chunk of upside.
However, you can’t blindly chase the rally now, because the percentage increase over a short period has already been quite large. There is clear resistance a