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Rave dropped from 30 to 0.5 and then rose back to 1.8. You really shouldn't get too caught up in trading these kinds of tokens; even spot trading requires small position testing and trial and error.
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鱼馆鱼人
Good morning 😂 It's so early to wake up!
✅️Market Review
The overall trend of the market is basically the same as described in yesterday's blog post, maintaining a range-bound oscillation pattern, with small intraday fluctuations.
Bitcoin's highest point yesterday was 76,558, the lowest was 73,724, with an intraday volatility of 3.84%.
Ethereum's highest point yesterday was 2,346, the lowest was 2,259, with an intraday volatility of 3.85%.
The gains of the two major coins are basically the same.
✅️Today’s Market Analysis
Currently, both Bitcoin and Ethereum prices are within a 4-hour support zone, around 75,000 for Bitcoin and around 2,300 for Ethereum. The intraday trend continues to oscillate, showing a sideways upward trend. On the hourly level, the bottoming price is gradually rising!
From the international situation, there are no significant negative or positive data at the moment. The additional factors are nothing more than ongoing wars or the release of related data. There is still hope for the market 🈶. At least Brother Yu feels this rebound is not over yet. The range of 77,000-80,000 still needs to be tested.
Intraday Resistance and Support
BTC 75,800/76,200/77,000
75,000/74,200/73,500
ETH 2,330/2,380/2,420
2,300/2,260/2,200
✅️Spot and Altcoins
Rave went from $30 to a rebound of 0.5, which is really surprising. I just checked the market again, and it’s starting to rebound. Currently at 1.8, the bottom has risen nearly three times, which is really exciting. Brothers, be cautious when trading contracts on this coin!
Talking about the World Cup, it’s really tough, but fortunately, this $Chz has also gone up. Currently at 0.047. Overall, the spot has gained about 40% profit. Hold on and wait.
Currently, Brother Yu’s holdings of altcoins:
CHZ PEPE PENDLE
Alpha coins
BSB FOLKS Freedom of Money
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Recently, there has been more discussion about secondary market royalties, with claims that creators can't make a living and platforms are too shady. To put it simply, don't treat royalties like wages; they are more like tips that say "Are you willing to give face?" If the market doesn't buy it, no matter how much you include in the contract, people will find ways to bypass and transact elsewhere. The only two things you can control are: whether the work/content itself is worth repeated viewing, and whether your relationship with fans has reached the point of "I'm willing to pay a little more.
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Recently, the "task completion - score boosting - waiting for airdrops" system on task platforms is increasingly resembling clocking in for work, with the workstation still on the blockchain. The witch rules keep changing again and again; you think you're improving your success rate, but actually you're training the platform's risk control model... I thought more interactions would be safer, but when the label "suspected script/homogenization" is attached, they cut straight through, making the mentality more painful than losing money.
What's even funnier is that the label systems of on-chain d
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Recently, I saw a bunch of social mining, points, badges, and identity tags again... Basically, it's about making you use your time to exchange for "potentially useful" things. Don't get caught up in it; your time is your capital. If you deplete it, even if they give you candy later, it won't be enough to make up for it.
A few days ago, I did a very old-fashioned thing: set a reminder for myself + a daily limit, and I log out when the time is up. If I don't finish, I don't make it up. At first, I was itching to keep going—thinking "just five more minutes and I get another point." But then I fo
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When funding rates hit extremes, my first reaction isn't "Should I front-run the other side," but rather ask myself: Am I thinking about making money right now, or am I trying to win back the momentum I lost last time? To put it plainly, once the latter kicks in, any action can easily turn into stubbornly holding on.
Should I take the other side?
It depends on whether you have the capacity to lose and the patience to wait.
Extreme funding rates usually mean the crowd has already crowded one side. Doing the opposite isn't wrong, but you have to accept that it can get even more extreme and las
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After watching, I think "Good" is more than just a slogan; I hope the team can continue to deliver.
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If you really want to first dump the market and then negotiate, that means forcing the opponent to concede at low levels, and the market is expected to experience a short-term bloodbath.
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TimeProphecyMachine
Can we stop arguing and bickering... Many trades are waiting for a decisive move.
The best approach is to refuse first, wait for the market to decline, then continue negotiations, directly achieving a double kill for bulls and bears.
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Stayed up all night checking group messages and KOL tweets, my mind feels like it's filled with spam... To put it simply, when it comes to impulsive buying, neither the group nor the KOLs will bear the responsibility for you; if you get wiped out, you'll be left alone to blame yourself. Don't deceive yourself with "He shouted too loudly, so I bought in," the moment you click confirm is your own decision. Recently, Layer 2 is constantly arguing about TPS, fees, and ecosystem subsidies—looking lively, but actually it's easier to get caught up in emotions: fear of missing out, fear of falling beh
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There might be some resistance around 0.1405; if it can't break through, reduce your position first.
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LedgerBull
$XPL showing steady intraday strength with gradual upside continuation.
Structure holding firm with buyers maintaining control.
EP
0.13450 - 0.13650
TP
TP1
0.13800
TP2
0.14050
TP3
0.14300
SL
0.13200
Liquidity above recent highs is being approached and price is holding within a higher low structure. Any pullback into the entry zone looks like a reaction into demand, with structure favoring continuation as long as support holds.
Let’s go $XPL ‌
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Don't just focus on the technology when it comes to chain migration; operations, users, and wallet experience all count as costs.
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CryptoManMab
I feel like a lot of people still do not fully understand why Pixels made the decision to pack up and leave Polygon and set up shop on Ronin blockchain. and honestly when i first heard about it i was kind of confused too. like why would you move your entire game to a different blockchain when you already got things running? but after doing a lot of reading and actually playing the game through both periods i think i got a pretty good understanding of what happened and why it was probably the bes
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Last night, I saw someone rushing in during the congestion to change orders and chase prices, only to get stuck for a long time and become more anxious.
Mempool queuing, to put it simply, is that after you submit a transaction, you wait at the door for your turn: the more people there are, the slower it is, and the more anxious you get, the easier it is to impulsively click "again," ultimately turning into a cycle of self-torment over the same issue.
Don’t interpret “not executing immediately” as the market targeting you; most of the time, it’s just traffic congestion.
Recently, I’ve giv
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