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If it can truly hold steady at 80k, then the next step is volume and a pullback confirmation. Don't go all-in at the first breakout.
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鱼馆鱼人
Good afternoon, brothers. Let's quickly do a secondary market summary. The on-chain data made me anxious, but I still need to write what I should. Whether it's primary or secondary, making money can't be missed. Brother Yu doesn't choose sides; he wants both fish and bear paws.
Review of yesterday's market
Yesterday's overall market was in a consolidation range, which is basically consistent with Brother Yu's yesterday's blog prediction. There were no significant fluctuations intraday, but as mentioned in the article, it was a sideways upward trend.
Analysis of today's market
Just now, Bitcoin strongly broke through 78,000, and Ethereum headed straight for the 2,400 resistance level. The market sentiment is exactly as predicted. Late April is still worth looking forward to. All longs in the member group are profitable!
Next, Bitcoin faces a strong resistance at 80,000. Breaking through that means looking at 85,000+
Intraday resistance levels: 78,800 / 79,200 / 80,000
The trend is here. Be cautious about shorting. Dead short sellers, good luck to you. Don’t think that a pull-up is an opportunity to short; it’s just pushing your mentality to the limit.
Spot and Altcoin Recommendations
Yesterday, the member group aggressively bought $bsb , which surged early in the morning, gaining over 50% overnight.
Next, closely monitor various sectors; chase whichever sector moves first.
Brother Yu's holdings haven't changed much.
Long positions can continue to be held, with stop-loss orders set at cost.
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Been diving for a long time but still want to say something: now that multi-chain wallets are more common, asset fragmentation can really mess people up… I’ve stepped into that pit myself, and later I found a simple but effective method: mainly use one wallet as a “cool-down zone,” only store long-term holdings and staking-related assets there; for other chain interactions, claiming airdrops, and such, open a separate “dirty wallet,” use it and then withdraw, don’t let permissions accumulate more and more.
Also, do a weekly reconciliation on a fixed day, copying the balances, authorizations,
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A bit heartbreaking: I thought I was important, but I was just passing by.
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CryptoManMab
these days when I log back into Pixels, things feel different without me choos
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Recently, I saw someone jump to conclusions just by a few "coincidental transfers," and I can't sit still... I'm just someone who runs nodes and casually checks the blockchain, used to breaking down the paths: which entry point was used (exchange/cross-chain/contract), whether there was a roundabout mixing/aggregator in the middle, and who ultimately received the funds. Many addresses that seem to "know each other" are actually just the same router doing batch processing, or an illusion caused by wallet default address changes.
Moreover, the on-chain data tools and label systems are criticized
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Lately, reviewing DAO proposals has been a bit exhausting. On the surface, it's about "optimizing incentives" and "promoting the ecosystem," but only at the end do I realize that voting rights and distribution criteria have quietly changed. The power structure just shifts a little... To put it plainly, incentives are not candy; they are the steering wheel. Then outside, Layer 2 is still arguing over TPS/fees/subsidies, it's lively, but what I care more about is: who takes the subsidies, who has the final say after they are taken, and whether governance will turn into "the one who subsidizes th
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0.116 Don't lose it, if you do, treat it as a pullback first, don't force it.
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CryptoSat
$CLO price is stuck around 0.120–0.123, just below a key resistance ✨
This is not weakness — this is compression. When price pauses after a strong move like this, it usually means energy is building for the next leg.
The breakout level is clear: 0.123 – 0.124. If price breaks and holds above this zone, momentum can expand quickly toward 0.13 – 0.144. And if buyers keep control after that, extension toward 0.18 is very possible.
On the downside, 0.116 is the immediate support. Losing this level means short-term weakness and a pullback toward 0.106 is likely — just a correction, not a full trend break yet.
But if sellers take control and buyers fail to defend, then deeper downside toward 0.093 – 0.095 can come fast.
Simple view:
Break 0.124 → expansion mode 🚀
Lose 0.116 → correction phase
Right now, it’s sitting in that calm before the storm zone… next move won’t be small.
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Congratulations on hitting the 2nd target, remember to move the stop-loss up to protect your profits.
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CryptoSat
$PNUT 2nd Target completed 🎯
I hope Y'll booking PROFITS with my signals 🤗
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These days, I see people linking the increase in stablecoin supply, ETF net inflows, and OTC money flowing in as if they are directly connected. Honestly, correlation does not equal causation. On-chain minting could also be for market making adjustments, cross-exchange arbitrage, or just holding in reserve for future opportunities—it's not necessarily "about to rally." Thinking about it later, I found it quite funny; whenever everyone gets anxious, they love to find a single indicator as the answer.
Adding to that, the recent repeated mentions of staking unlocks and token unlock calendars easi
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If you really repeat the market trend from that year, the fluctuations will be very exaggerated. Those with a small appetite should avoid chasing highs.
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Coinstages
🏛️ THE 90-DAY COUNTDOWN: XRP MIMICS 2017 FRACTAL AS ANALYSTS PREDICT AN EXPLOSIVE RALLY
the XRP community is vibrating with renewed anticipation as a technical pattern nearly a decade in the making begins to repeat. According to a high-conviction report by The Crypto Basic,
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Don't just look at the 10% decline; the key is how the futures curve and spot discount will move after the shipping route risk decreases.
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AnalystShuQin
The Strait of Hormuz is fully open! Oil tankers can pass through, and crude oil prices plummeted by 10%, dropping to $80!
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The way to join the group is on the homepage, right? I'll check it out so I don't miss this round.
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ExtremeWayBit
$BTC $SOL $ETH Join the group in the picture below, participate in the red envelope 🧧 lottery! Or there is a way to join the group on the homepage, first come, first served! Just for entertainment 👌🏻
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Liquidity above can sweep through and still break back into the breakout zone; that's how strong stocks move.
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LedgerBull
$TRX holding strong momentum with steady upside pressure building.
Structure remains intact with buyers maintaining control.
EP
0.32680 - 0.32730
TP
TP1
0.32850
TP2
0.32980
TP3
0.33200
SL
0.32500
Liquidity above recent highs has been tapped and price is stabilizing above the breakout zone. Any retrace into the entry range looks like a controlled reaction into demand, with structure still favoring continuation as long as higher lows hold.
Let’s go $TRX ‌
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If we break through directly and stabilize above 7.22, the upward space will open, and TP3 doesn't seem like a dream.
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LedgerBull
$GT showing steady strength with a clean bullish climb.
Structure remains intact with buyers maintaining short-term control.
EP
7.10 - 7.16
TP
TP1 7.22
TP2 7.28
TP3 7.35
SL
6.98
Price is pushing into local highs with liquidity resting above recent resistance. Expect a sweep and continuation on breakout, while downside remains supported by consistent higher lows and strong reaction zones.
Let’s go $GT ‌
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Recently, the funding rates have been quite extreme again, and a bunch of people in the group are asking whether to take the other side of the trade. My own habit is pretty cautious: first see if I can withstand that kind of reverse fluctuation, if I can't, then don't force it; no matter how attractive the rate is, it’s just “looks like free money.” If I really take the other side, I’ll also reduce my position size and set proper stop-losses, preferring to earn less rather than get whipped out and liquidated in one shot.
And lately, meme and celebrity signals have started to rotate again, maki
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In the past two days, I’ve seen a bunch of people swapping PFP profile pictures and making membership pass purchases again. Everyone’s talking about, “Does this time mean we’re going to build a long-term brand?” Actually, I think PFPs are more like an entry ticket. What really determines whether people stay is whether, later on, you can keep giving them a reason to hang around: content, events, benefits, and the most basic sense of security. Put plainly: if you only post images, don’t handle contracts, and don’t provide clear rules, people will drift away after a while.
By the way, I also saw
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Japan's inclusion of crypto assets into the "Financial Instruments and Exchange Act" is quite a key step: information disclosure + insider trading bans + heavy penalties for unlicensed activities, raising compliance thresholds but also making it easier for institutions to enter the market.
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CryptoNewcomersAreHere22222
(FSA) Previously regulated cryptocurrencies under the "Funds Clearing Law," using payment methods as the basis for supervision. As the investment uses of cryptocurrencies continue to expand, the proportion of users holding assets for profit has significantly increased, and the current regulatory framework has become insufficient to effectively protect investors' rights. Based on this background, the Financial Services Agency has decided to transfer the regulatory framework to the "Financial Instruments and Exchange Act," placing cryptocurrencies alongside stocks, bonds, and other traditional financial products in legal classification, and related industry players will face compliance standards similar to those of traditional financial institutions. This transition also brings Japan's cryptocurrency regulatory structure closer to the mainstream financial regulations of major G7 economies. Core provisions of the amendment: strengthened obligations and upgraded penalties.
Main changes in the amendment:
Insider trading ban: Explicitly prohibits trading cryptocurrencies using material non-public information, filling gaps in current law.
Annual disclosure obligations: Cryptocurrency issuers must regularly disclose financial and business information to regulators and investors.
Change of operator name: Registered operators are officially renamed from "cryptocurrency exchange operators" to "cryptocurrency trading operators."
Increased criminal penalties: The maximum prison term for unlicensed operators is increased from 3 years to 10 years, and the fine cap is raised from 3 million yen to 10 million yen.
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