#PIPPIN frens, this altcoin can be traded both long and short, its current rise is mainly due to the pump, and its short position is based on market sentiment. In short, it cannot rise infinitely, which means you can set short positions at high levels, and there is no long position at low levels!

**Tech Stocks Get Hammered as Fed Kills Rate-Cut Hopes**
Wall Street had a rough Thursday. The S&P 500 dropped 1.56%, Nasdaq 100 nosedived 2.38% to a 2-month low, and the Dow fell 0.84%. Big Tech took the hardest hit—Nvidia down 3% despite beating earnings, Tesla and Amazon both down 2%+, while chip stocks like Micron crashed 10%, AMD fell 7%.
The whiplash was real: Nvidia's strong Q4 guidance and Walmart's 6% pop initially lifted the market, but it all reversed after Fed officials went full hawk mode. Cleveland Fed Hammack and Chicago Fed Goolsbee both warned that cutting rates too fast could

seriously though, what's been going on with monad lately?
just this past week alone we've seen:
• tokens getting allocated to projects that basically don't exist yet
• the team calling out these same ghost projects on twitter after they immediately dumped their allocation (shocking, right?)
• endless repetition of the same speed narrative they've been pushing forever
like, at what point does this start looking less like a solid L1 rollout and more like a pattern? one week shouldn't have this much drama packed into it. the allocation strategy seems rushed, the damage control on social media fe

Let me ask a real question first: Are you holding a few thousand in principal, diving into the crypto market, with your mind filled with dreams of "this wave will surely turn around"? Then, after not even a week, you get taught a lesson by the market, staring at your account balance and questioning your life?
I have been in this industry for eight years, and I have seen all kinds of situations. Some people start with 800 and roll it to over 20,000 in half a year; others start with 5,000 and are wiped out in three months. To put it bluntly, the crypto market has never been a place for luck. Esp

If you are optimistic, chase the price; if you are pessimistic, shorting - today I have my eye on TRADOOR.
I'll open a shorting position to test the waters first. If you see my account turning green and panicking, it's not too late to follow then. After all, a loss is the most reliable entry signal.
Target price: consider taking profit near 2.8.

BTC broke through the $86,000 mark today, and many people thought it was just another round of regular Whipsaw. But I kept an eye on the 76% probability given by the traders and spent a few hours digging through the clues - it's not that simple.
The core variable is in Japan. On December 18-19, the Bank of Japan may raise interest rates, with market bets as high as 76%; by January next year, that number skyrockets to 90%. The recent statements from the Bank of Japan governor have also become increasingly clear, with the two-year government bond yield reaching its highest point since 2008.

In the next few days I will write a detailed explanation about how I think the market is developing and what mistakes I have made this season.
And above all what lessons and conclusions I have drawn from it and what I will change in the future.

When #美联储恢复降息进程 falls, it is truly brutal. A bearish belt hold gets dumped down, without mercy.
What about the rise? It's been dragging on. Small bullish lines and doji stars are swaying back and forth, clearly the bulls want to hold the scene, but they lack strength. The initiative? It's still in the hands of the bears.
The volume further illustrates the issue – it hasn't really risen. This slight rebound in strength cannot hold the situation. In the afternoon, it is likely to remain in a weak oscillation rhythm.
So don’t rush to catch the bottom. Wait for it to bounce back a bit

Spotted some interesting action on a Solana token from PumpFun today. The 24-hour trading tells a story—buyers pushed through $61.2K while sellers moved $53K. Pretty tight spread there.
What's eyebrow-raising? Zero liquidity showing up, yet the market cap sits around $35.5K. That's an unusual setup. Either liquidity got pulled recently or this thing's trading on fumes. Could be early stage volatility or something worth watching closer before any moves.
Anyone else tracking PumpFun launches? This volume pattern without LP backing feels like walking a tightrope.

Today, with this big dump in the market, I finally figured out where the root cause lies. There are all sorts of rumors online—some say it's due to tightening domestic regulatory policies, while others claim Powell is going to resign early. First, regarding the former, if it were really a regulatory issue, the market would have dropped long before the weekend, not waiting until today. As for Powell, his term ends in June next year, and judging by his style and professional ethics, it’s unlikely that he would suddenly resign at this point, even if Trump puts pressure on him.
The real trigge

#ondo doing some DCA to minimise lose.
I hope y'all doing the same as the market is hard to predict

$PIPPIN This pullback tells another story according to the data.
The market looks bloody on the surface, but the liquidation data reveals a different story—the short liquidation volume is three times that of the longs. In other words, the main fuel for this round of decline comes from the forced liquidation of short positions.
What's more interesting is the flow of funds. On-chain data across multiple time periods shows a net inflow state, with some quietly building positions in panic. Prices have returned to technical areas that some veterans are watching.
From a technical perspective, s