#美联储降息 Bitcoin maintains a bearish outlook tonight, and the bulls are already showing clear signs of fatigue.
This morning's bearish signals were quite evident. The short-term pattern is now very clear— a downtrend has emerged, buying momentum continues to weaken, and rebounds are being suppressed. The technical indicators show that the bulls have little remaining strength, support levels are being continuously eroded, and there is ample space below.
Stick to the bearish outlook; this wave of market movement will focus on short positions within the range of 91,500 to 91,000. The initial downsi

#数字资产生态回暖 That day I definitely hit a snag, losing 500U directly. I was planning to take advantage of the rebound to do some swing trading, but I got trapped for two days before clearing my position. This time I’ve learned my lesson and plan to observe for a while to see how the market really wants to move. The lesson from this crypto trading experience is — being quick doesn’t always mean an advantage; often it’s just a trap. Now I’ll just wait quietly, no more operations for now, let the bullets fly for a while.

This trend clearly can't hold up anymore! I've been watching the TRUTH market recently and feel like it's about to break. Not all knockoffs can soar overnight; when a correction is due, it should happen. Don't force it.

#美联储降息 Bitcoin 1-hour reversal signals are gradually emerging. Don't miss this bottom opportunity.
Recently, I have conducted an in-depth analysis of BTC’s hourly candlestick patterns and discovered some interesting signals.
The price has been oscillating around 89,321.0, appearing calm on the surface but with underlying turbulence—although the Bollinger Bands are in a downward phase, the bearish momentum is clearly weakening, and selling pressure is diminishing. More noteworthy is the MACD indicator, with the DIF line (536.6) about to cross above the DEA line (436.5), indicating a golden cros

Noticed the recent Bitcoin short position volume? A full $6 billion is stacked there.
What does this mean? Once BTC really surges past the $100,000 mark, this position will be liquidated like dominoes one after another. Those betting against the market will be ruthlessly swept out.
In this scenario, every upward step could trigger a chain reaction — shorts forced to cut losses, pushing prices higher, causing more liquidations, cycling repeatedly. Theoretically, it has all the conditions to create a violent surge that leaves shorts hopeless.
How likely do you think Bitcoin is to break through $

#美联储降息 $ASTER and $ZEC have been receiving a lot of questions recently, and many are trapped. Interestingly, although both coins are trapped, the reasons are vastly different.
First, let's talk about $ASTER. The characteristic of such coins is that they rise on hype—triggered by trending topics and hot spots. Once they become the focus, the FOMO effect skyrockets, and everyone fears missing out. But emotions come quickly and fade just as fast. Once the freshness wears off and no new sparks are ignited, those who bought at high prices can only tough it out. Want to wait for a rebound? That depe

There’s really no need to overcomplicate trading systems with mysterious packaging.
So-called experts? Basically, it’s just about not guessing blindly—stick to the plan, manage your wallet well, and respond to the situation as it unfolds.
Let me give you a simple analogy.
Do you check every day whether it will rain tomorrow? You can try, but you only get one chance to bring an umbrella—you can’t afford to gamble.
So, what should you do? Naturally, you wait for the right timing: in the morning, the sky looks terrifyingly dark, with fierce winds almost breaking the trees—that’s when you grab a b

I've seen too many new players, holding just a few thousand yuan, get passionate and excited, watching charts daily, chasing trends, and jumping on hot topics. When the market moves slightly, they go all-in, three days of passion, five days of liquidation, and ten days of vanished from the scene. Remember this: the cruelest thing in the crypto market isn't losing money, but having your account blown up directly.
Especially for newbies with less than ten thousand yuan in capital, going all-in once can completely knock them out. You think you're fighting for your life, but in reality, you're jus

#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 $ASTER has recently shown weak upward momentum. Although the project team increased the daily buyback limit from $3 million to $4 million in an attempt to stabilize the market, the price has still not reversed the downward trend.
Interestingly, the current price level has approached the early institutional cost range. In mid-December (the 5th and 17th), two more unlock events are approaching, which may bring additional selling pressure—this is a risk point to watch out for amid the ongoing outflow of on-chain funds.
From a technical perspective, friends holding this coin may wa

#数字资产生态回暖 $ASTER has now returned to the cost basis of early investors. Should we buy the dip? This is a question worth discussing.
In early November, a well-known investor publicly bought in, and most retail investors following suit bought at the top. Especially those using leverage, the experience was even more painful. There are all kinds of opinions in the market—some say the technicals have collapsed, others say it's a psychological issue.
But if you look closely, the $ASTER trend is actually a microcosm of the entire market. The overall environment is tight in liquidity, leading major co

#美联储降息 The Federal Reserve has cut interest rates again, but this time there's internal discord—the third rate cut of the year, bringing the rate to the 3.5%-3.75% range. Strangely, for the first time in five years, there was a dissenting vote, with three officials each holding different views.
The numbers are clear: a 25 basis point cut, the sixth cyclical rate reduction, and a new $40 billion short-term government bond purchase plan. The Fed hurried to clarify that this is not quantitative easing, just liquidity supplementation. It sounds like self-defense.
The issue lies in the internal cho

#美联储降息 The Federal Reserve is about to cut interest rates. It feels like anyone can find opportunities in this market trend. I was just thinking, even dentists can make some profit by riding the market movements, so why should I, someone who claims to have a bit of a feel for the market, just sit and wait? The rate cut cycle is coming, liquidity is easing, where will the funds flow? These basic logic points are not complicated. Instead of envying others, it's better to think about what opportunities I can seize. The market is right there, opportunities are fluid, it all depends on whether you'

On-chain major movements are happening again! America Bitcoin, a company under Eric Trump’s name, has recently made another move, this time investing directly $38 million to buy 416 bitcoins.
Look at this number—this company now holds a total of 4,784 BTC, which is worth approximately $440 million at current market prices. This continuous accumulation pace is no longer just exploratory positioning.
Interestingly, capital with political and business backgrounds is choosing to steadily build positions during market volatility. From their investment behavior, it’s clear they have their own judgme

#数字资产生态回暖 Many newcomers come in thinking that if they choose the right direction, they can just sit back and win effortlessly. Let me tell you with a tuition of 730,000 — it's all an illusion.
That year, I started with leverage trading, and within half a year, I lost everything. What's the irony? I guessed the right direction several times during key operations. And yet? I still lost everything.
Later, when I reviewed my historical trading records, I realized — I wasn't defeated by the market itself, but by three套路 that drove me to the brink of collapse.
**First Trap: Charging in without a pl

I've been in the circle for ten years. The first investment was 1 million yuan, and the first three years directly evaporated more than 700,000 yuan.
What does that feel like? It’s hard to even describe as collapse. If I had used that money to buy a house back then, it would have multiplied several times by now. My husband almost filed for divorce, thinking I was crazy.
But I just couldn't give up. After thinking for a long, long time, I decided to start over with the remaining 300,000 yuan — this time, I wouldn’t make reckless moves.
Starting from the fourth year, I changed my approach: no ch

Friends keeping an eye on the Federal Reserve Chair candidate are in luck—new updates from the Trump camp indicate that in the next two weeks, five candidates will undergo intensive interviews. Originally scheduled to be finalized before Christmas, the decision has now been pushed back to January next year, creating enough suspense.
The candidate list includes former Federal Reserve officials Kevin Hassett, Kevin Walsh, Christopher Waller, Michael Bowen, as well as BlackRock Chief Investment Officer Rick Raider. But according to the predictions on the Kalshi platform, the race is already quite

#美国证券交易委员会推进数字资产监管框架创新 Market makers being officially incorporated into the regulatory framework—what does it mean?
Recently, regulatory authorities clarified the role of market makers. While this may seem like an administrative document, it is actually a signal of market restructuring. Market makers who have been active behind price fluctuations will now need to register and undergo review, gradually bringing transparency to the previously "black box" market.
This will directly impact your trading experience:
Reduced volatility. Scenarios of sudden price gaps and frequent extreme market cond

#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 The Federal Reserve's 25 basis point rate cut this time, and a few words from Powell at the press conference, have left the market both confused and excited.
What is the most noteworthy? He directly placed the employment issue ahead of inflation. Signs such as weakening labor market, slowing wage growth, and reduced corporate hiring pressure all indicate one thing: there is room for rate cuts in the future.
Then there's a major move: the Fed will start buying short-term government bonds, with a first month total of $4 billion. Although this isn't called quantitative easing, the