No more, couldn't withstand the maximum pressure.

Today may be the end of Bitcoin's fluctuation. Whether it's moving averages or the trading pattern, the time cycle is already in place, and it also represents a key trendline resistance. The triple pressure converges here, making it a good time to bet on a breakout.
Bitcoin has the chance to reach 98,000, and I believe it will happen within these few days. I've already invested heavily!

Longs on Ethereum, the exchange rate has fallen on the daily chart, but on smaller timeframes, it has no longer continued downward.
Bitcoin has also returned to today's opening price. I think it's quite strong, so continue to go long.

The panic in the US stock market is spreading to the crypto world. Oracle, along with the tech sector, opened lower, and the overselling has ended. It's hard to tell whether this is a rebound or a reversal.
If Oracle had not led the decline, other tech stocks would still be dragging the market down, but this simply accelerated the market sell-off.

In the world of digital currencies, there's no need to sleep.

No way, I was sold out again, and I drew a small gate and ran with some profit.
Today you can go to bed early, and you can also have some fun with the Delta.

In a few days or weeks, the market will start to speculate that MicroStrategy's debt crisis has been resolved, and the story of Bitcoin's negative outlook will be over.
Currently, the market is buzzing with rumors of MicroStrategy's debt default, but this is just the story of MicroStrategy falling from 500 to 160.
The next half-year will be the rebound story from 160 to 235.
I believe it will rise, so look ahead.

If you can continue to go here, the flatbread has a chance to go to 98,000.
It's not bad to have a sweet dream.

ASTER has already opened over 33x Bitcoin, at 92,600.
Either give it away or eat meat.

The main reason for Ethereum outperforming Bitcoin is the significant risk exposure revealed by MicroStrategy.
It's the same in the US stock market: BNMR has strengthened with a 10% gain tonight without any pullback. MSTR dropped 8% as soon as it was sold off.
Additionally, the whale on HYPE who is heavily long on ETH hasn't closed their position yet, which is propping up ETH. However, if this person closes their position, the ETH premium could quickly tighten.
With such a big increase, it's wise for everyone to be cautious.
If a rate cut is supposed to happen early Thursday morning, it will h

Human nature is like this:
You can hold on during unrealized losses, but as soon as you break even or have a little unrealized profit, you want to run.
Isn't that stupid?

BTC will keep pumping all the way until the moment the rate cut is announced.

DYOR DOYR
GROK GORK
A beautiful mistake gave birth to a MEME, which is a very good story.

Sigh, I don't want to speak out just for the sake of traffic.
I've been donating to charity for two years now. Every month for the past two years, I’ve funded at least two fixed projects: orphans and charity lunches ( milk ).
When there are major disasters, I also try to do what little I can, but honestly, the amount I donate isn’t much.
I just treat charity as a way of life. I’m not some great philanthropist, but everyone has compassion. I feel sad for those orphans who have no support from birth, and for the kids in mountainous areas who, despite compulsory education, don’t get free meals. P

Don't worry, bro. Even if I'm participating in an event, eating, fishing, or climbing Mount Everest, I'll still be watching the market.
No need to worry about me. My phone is always on the market page. If a long position loses, I'll just flip to a short right away—no problem at all.

A large bottle of water in Dubai costs 70, and a can of Coke costs 35.
Hmm... I need to spend 140 a day just on water.

Forget it, it's not expensive here either. I'll buy some ZEC, but I can only do swing trading now, since it's no longer at the absolute top or bottom. The 300-330 range was definitely the bottom, buying there had clear stop-loss points. Now I can only scalp for short-term gains.

I couldn't hold onto ZEC.
The small timeframe didn't look good. From a purely left-side perspective, there was a daily-level rebound, and I sold after a 10% intraday gain.
Mainly, I couldn't hold because I was using leverage. With leverage, I tend to sell once I've made enough profit. Now, buying at 320 has already approached 400.
But on the other hand, if I wasn't using leverage, I probably would have exited around 380. Even though I didn't get the perfect price, I still got a decent profit. In the end, it's about whether the profit is enough, not whether my market analysis was correct.