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Picked up $TYLER back when it was sitting at $12k MC—turned out to be a solid 63x move. Looking at the trajectory, I reckon we're staring at a $10m MC once the major catalysts actually materialize. The potential upside on this token looks pretty compelling given where we are now.

Is there still a chance for ASTER? I still believe in this token. Not only have I not sold, but I am also continuing to add to my position. Instead of just watching from the sidelines, come hear why I am still holding firmly and continuing to buy ASTER — opportunities don't always wait, but the market always favors those who are prepared. 👇

In my investment account, besides TCG, there are hardly any worthwhile targets to consider. I wish I had reduced my holdings when I initially built my position elsewhere. The current problem is that there are very few token projects daring enough to risk their reputation.
But on the other hand, seeing competitors raising millions of dollars in funding, I still think this price is cheap. When the entire sector is burning money to expand, maintaining the current valuation indeed seems unusual.

Seeing BTC in the range of 58k to 62k is my expectation.
If it doesn't reach it, it's okay. I don't care about the mock screenshots online. To be honest, my prediction accuracy is only fifty percent, but that doesn't affect me at all. It's normal to be right or wrong; the key is to maintain this mindset.

PI coin is priced at $0.188 today, down 8% over the past 24 hours (compared to a 2.5% decline in the broader market). The weekly decline of 9% and monthly decline of 11% are even more concerning. Since its all-time high of $2.99, this represents nearly a 94% drop. From a technical perspective, the RSI has fallen to a one-year low of 11.5, trading volume has significantly shrunk, and the MACD has turned negative—almost all indicators are flashing red. However, such extreme oversold conditions often signal a potential rebound. Some analysts believe there may be a short-term opportunity for a reb

ARPA just hit its first target cleanly.
Entry confirmation at TP1: 0.02520 ✅
This kind of clean breakout on altcoins doesn't happen every day. ARPA caught the momentum and delivered exactly what the chart promised. Whether you caught this one or missed it, the key takeaway is watching those key levels—they tell the whole story.
Bitcoin's dominance is still shaping the broader market narrative, but ETH and the quality alts are starting to show some real character. Keep an eye on volume confirmation on these moves; that's where the real signal lives.

When a project displays every hallmark of a scam—the sketchy tokenomics, the empty promises, the hype machine running full blast, and a team with a history of failed projects—you've got your answer staring you in the face.

After investing 200k, I couldn't wait to sell as soon as I saw it double. Frankly, it's still because I lack confidence; whenever I see profits, I want to lock in gains. This mindset is indeed like that of a retail small farmer—big fluctuations cause my mentality to collapse, and I lack the patience for long-term holding, only wanting to quickly arbitrage. It seems I need to cultivate my mindset and learn to hold steady.

A substantial buy wall has been placed for $MINER at current support levels, positioning the token to hold this critical price floor. The setup presents an attractive risk-reward ratio for traders looking to enter—strong institutional interest combined with technical support suggests a solid opportunity for accumulation at this juncture.

Privacy coins are seeing significant momentum this week, with Dash leading the charge—posting a 100% gain over the past seven days. Behind the rally sits a noteworthy shift: institutional players are increasingly eyeing financial privacy as a serious use case. What's catching their attention? The low correlation between privacy-focused assets and Bitcoin's price movements opens up fresh diversification angles. As traditional markets grow more surveillance-conscious, it's worth watching whether this institutional appetite for privacy tokens becomes a sustained trend or just another volatile pum

Market's pretty thin today. Everyone's basically holding their breath—waiting for the next ETF wave or hoping the big players keep pushing. Thing is, with stocks cooling off, you have to wonder where the dry powder's actually coming from. If macro headwinds are keeping equities flat, institutional money's probably tied up elsewhere. And retail? Seems like they've either run out of ammo or lost appetite. The whole thing feels like we're caught between cycles—not enough momentum to run, but too much uncertainty to sit still.

There has been a clear divergence in the USDT trading pairs market over the past hour. In terms of gains, VOOI performed remarkably well, with a single-hour increase of 202.42%, making it the biggest winner; RPL (Rocket Pool) and ROSE (Oasis) followed closely, rising by 7.08% and 5.19% respectively. On the other end, XO (XOCIETY) led the decline, dropping 5.37%, while MILK (MilkyWay) and SERAPH also fell by 4.85% and 4.62% respectively. In terms of trading activity, BTC-related trading pairs remain highly active, ranking high in trading volume. This wave of market movement reflects significant

Time to connect those patterns. Look at how Bitcoin and Ethereum are moving relative to gold—these correlations tell a story. The chart signals suggest we're in an accumulation phase, with remora-like patterns forming around key resistance levels. Whether you're tracking macro flows or micro setups, the BTC-to-gold ratio and ETH-to-gold dynamics are worth watching. These aren't random wiggles; they're the footprints of smart money building positions. Keep an eye on the accumulation beams—they often precede significant price action.

Ever notice how some projects follow a predictable pattern? Pump hard to grab attention, attract fresh money, then execute the exit. Could $TROVE be heading down that road?
The track record here raises some eyebrows—questionable practices, credibility issues that have already surfaced. So why wouldn't they run one last cycle? Orchestrate a massive rally to lure retail traders in, then orchestrate the collapse when it matters most.
Maybe you're not exposed to this one, but it's exactly the kind of scenario that plays out more often than people realize. The fundamentals here? Pretty much nonexis

I see... The problem lies here.
CAD appreciated by about 40 basis points, while ES declined by about 75 basis points, but the performance of ZSP was as if there was no foreign exchange hedge at all. Market makers clearly used outdated or incorrectly applied exchange rate data for pricing, causing this product to behave during trading hours like an unhedged SPX tracking instrument, until the hedge positions finally took effect at the close — which was only reflected in the intraday fund NAV. It seems to be an old issue related to data synchronization and pricing logic.

Reminder: Never broadcast bearish technical setups when you're sitting on long positions. Sounds superstitious, but there's something real about it—voice your doubts publicly and the market somehow proves you right, flipping the narrative completely. Keep the pessimistic charts to yourself until the thesis plays out.

Spotted some interesting moves on the spot market in the last 15 minutes.
The gainers are catching eyes—LiveArt ($ART) jumped 3.96%, followed by RACA climbing 1.9% and Oasis ($ROSE) up 1.75%. Nothing massive yet, but momentum's building.
On the flip side, things got brutal for some tokens. VOOI took the hardest hit, diving 39.97% into the red. PAAL AI dropped 5.05% and Mind Network ($FHE) shed 4.17%. Classic shakeout territory.
Volume-wise, Tether stablecoin is dominating the action at 4.90M USDT in trades, unsurprising given market uncertainty. Bitcoin and Ethereum also pulling solid volume

Netflix hot drama data comparison sparks reflection: a certain popular work performs far better on Netflix than on other data platforms' rankings, and the market potential reflected behind this is worth paying attention to.
According to the data released by the platform, this work ranks first on Netflix, with its popularity far ahead. However, it did not make it into the top ten on third-party data tracking platforms—the reason is simple, the data accumulation cycle of that platform is limited.
This phenomenon is actually quite interesting: there are obvious differences in lag and completeness

Word on the street suggests major banks could be diving into Bitcoin purchases next year. If this pans out, it'd be a massive catalyst for the market. Michael Saylor, known for his strong Bitcoin stance, claims he's picking up signals pointing to exactly this. The implications? Potentially game-changing for Bitcoin's trajectory and mainstream institutional adoption. 👀

A $3 billion bear flag formation has formed. The market is showing strong resistance levels, and this classic bearish signal is attracting the attention of technical analysts. Currently, signs of a trend reversal are observed in the crypto market.