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Pissed off by this crappy market during the day, RSI already hit 76.8 and it's still freaking rising, $DEGEN do you think you're a perpetual motion machine? 👀 I'm done playing with you, went short at 0.001213, stop loss at 0.001274, take profit at 0.001153. Tonight, either you smash through my take profit or I get liquidated and admit defeat. Turning off and going to sleep, market makers better not make me wake up in the middle of the night to check the charts. I'm nervous about the two long positions on $AR and $SUSHI, RSI at 73.0 and 59.0 respectively, still chasing highs? But I’m superstitious—after being tortured by the daytime volatility, I just set fixed stop loss and take profit and reversed positions at night. $AR entered at 2.564, stop loss 2.4358, take profit 2.6922; $SUSHI entered at 0.2211, stop loss 0.210045, take profit 0.232155. Stop loss and take profit all set rigidly, whatever happens, happens. This market is a gamble for life, you chase highs and cut losses during the day, I just close my eyes and lie flat at night. $DEGEN you pumped 28% last night, tonight smash down hard to 0.001031! $AR and $SUSHI you better show some spirit, don’t let me wake up to find all stop losses hit. Fate is in the market’s hands, I’m damn going to sleep. 🛡️ #NYSEParentCompanyAuthorizesOKXToLaunchCrudeOilContracts #ShortHunter #DEGEN #AR #SUSHI

On the dorm bed, the iced Americano has already warmed up, my roommate is shouting loudly while playing games nearby, I wear headphones staring at the screen, my hands trembling. I just used my living expenses to open a position this afternoon, thinking it would be steady, but now I feel nailed to the cross, unable to move. I hold the signals from the quantitative scanner, three shorts and three longs, but damn, I only dare to touch the shorts. $XPL current price 0.09808, RSI 71.7, obviously overbought, I directly placed a short order around 0.102984, target at 0.076677, stop loss set at 0.108612. If this thing dares to pump, I'll be roasted. Then there's $POL, price 0.0945, RSI 65.2, also a short signal, entry range 0.099225, stop loss 0.103917, I bet it will pull back to 0.082552. $ZRO is even more ridiculous, price 1.213 RSI 67.4, short it, target 1.032617, stop loss 1.33529. For these three short positions, I only dare to open small positions because I know once the trend reverses, liquidation happens in an instant. But what chills me the most is $USD1, this thing’s current price is 0.9998, and it’s also a short signal, RSI 68.4, entry waiting at 1.04979, stop loss 1.0997, target 0.929227. I stare at this position, my hands tremble even more—how can a stablecoin even give a short signal? Is the market trying to roast both my living expenses and tuition together? The iced Americano is no longer cold, I take off my headphones, hear my roommate shout "Let's go eat barbecue," I smile bitterly and reply, "No need, I’ve already been roasted by the market." The floating loss numbers jump on the screen, I close my eyes, praying the stop loss won’t be hit. Tonight the dorm bed’s wooden slats feel especially hard, just like those few dying K-lines struggling in my account.🩸 #NYSEParentCompanyAuthorizesOKXToLaunchCrudeOilContracts

$BTC in June? I see it as a scam between $72K and $74.5K. Once the bulls lose $72K, a bloodbath down to $70K is just a matter of time. Holding steady? Haha, dream on reaching $78K. With macro liquidity tightening, Bitcoin going its own way? I see it heading to its own gallows.👀🩸 #NYSE parent company authorizes OKX to launch crude oil contracts

On-chain bloodshed is rampant, with whales steadily cashing out using 10x leverage, while retail investors turn to ashes by buying the $DEGEN at its peak. 🐻 I just placed a short order on $DEGEN, entry range 0.001173, stop loss at 0.001228. RSI surged to 69, a classic overheat signal; the market is still showing a bull trap, but smart money is already moving in the opposite direction. Don’t talk to me about bottom fishing—when retail investors are frantically chasing at the top, that’s exactly when the bears are closing the net. Look at $GALFT next door, RSI dropped to 27.4, which is the dregs of oversold territory, but I’m not here to pick up trash; I’ll wait until it truly stabilizes. Whales’ cash machines never rely on emotions, but on discipline. Among those betting on a rebound in $DEGEN, nine out of ten get stopped out, and the remaining one holds until liquidation. My short target price is 0.000871, with a stop loss tolerance of only 5%; if it breaks, I cut losses immediately, no fighting to the end. The market never rewards you for having a large position; it only hands you the hottest knife and waits for you to grip it tightly. $GALFT looks like an opportunity now, but don’t be fooled by a fake rebound. RSI 27.4 indicates selling pressure remains; I’ll wait for volume to shrink and stabilize, or for big orders to confirm entry. Retail investors love to bottom fish on the left side, only to be ground to dust. Only after whales finish accumulating can we get a taste of the broth. Others’ cashouts are always picked from the ashes of liquidated traders. I’m ready for this round of $DEGEN shorts. #NYSE parent company authorizes OKX to launch crude oil contracts

Another solo retail miner mined block 951771 and pocketed $230K. Still managing a sneak attack in an era dominated by mining giants? Hah, interesting, but it doesn't change the harsh reality that hashrate is already monopolized by the big players. 🐻👀 #NYSEParentCompanyAuthorizesOKXToLaunchCrudeOilContracts

My roommate is playing Naraka: Bladepoint, pounding the keyboard loudly. I’m wearing headphones, curled up on the top bunk, the light from my phone screen reflecting on my face. The iced Americano on the bedside table has gone from cold to warm. I just bought it this afternoon for sixteen yuan, and now I don’t even feel like drinking it. The quantitative scanner popped up while I was scrolling through Douyin. $ARKM, RSI 66.9, signal: short. $MEME, RSI 65.2, also short. $SSV, RSI 68.5, another short. $KMNO, RSI 64.2, keep shorting. Only $LAT gave a long signal, RSI 28.6, oversold. I stare at these numbers, fingers hovering over the keyboard. The dorm air conditioner is set to 16 degrees Celsius, but my back still feels hot. $ARKM current price 0.1527, suggested entry 0.1603, those market makers will definitely pump it up to lure buyers in, then I’ll short after the retail traders rush in. $MEME current price 0.000558, entry 0.000586, target 0.000433, stop loss 0.000611, risk-reward looks decent. $SSV current price 2.478, entry 2.601, stop loss 2.709, target 2.035, RSI almost 70, how can it not crash? I first placed the long order on $LAT at 0.001052 entry, stop loss 0.001004, target 0.001205. Then I watched $ARKM’s order book, waiting for it to pump near 0.16. My roommate called me to help with a team fight, I said wait, I’ll cash out after this trade. But $ARKM never reached 0.16, it just plunged down. I panicked and chased a short at 0.1527, position not big since stop loss wasn’t set yet. $SSV behaved, pumped near 2.6, I quickly entered, stop loss at 2.709. $MEME and $KMNO also entered as planned. Now the floating profit is about a dozen percent, but I don’t feel secure at all. The iced Americano has completely warmed to room temperature, tasting bitter and astringent. After finishing a round, my roommate asked if I wanted barbecue, I said no thanks, I’ve already been roasted by the market—if this trade blows up, next month’s living expenses will be gone. The teacher called roll this afternoon but I didn’t hear, the group chat has 99+ messages, all asking where I am. Where am I? I’m fighting for my life against the market makers. The $LAT long is still underwater, RSI 28.6 should mean a rebound, but who knows, crypto doesn’t follow logic. If the other four shorts hold steady until tomorrow, tonight’s barbecue money will be back. If not... then I’ll really be roasted alive. ⚠️ The market shows no mercy to anyone, including college students sleeping on the top bunk. #NYSEParentCompanyAuthorizesOKXToLaunchCrudeOilContracts

Coinbase is shorted down to $140, with a clear bearish target; OpenPayd is sprinting towards an $1.1 billion Nasdaq IPO, and Bitwise takes over the USCC fund. The market is sharply divided, some are hiding losses, others are betting on a rebound. I think this kind of chaos is the real signal of opportunity. ⚠️ #NYSE parent company authorizes OKX to launch crude oil contracts

BTC 66888 here, the Bollinger Bands are contracting and then breaking downwards, the 15-minute fake breakout to lure bulls was caught right on time. I've said before this is a scheme orchestrated by the market makers: first, they quietly accumulate with small accounts at the bottom, then use large funds to trade back and forth to pump the price, creating those pitiful floating profit screenshots to show retail investors. Now, as soon as the volume shrinks, they immediately dump the price. My short position at 66888 is already in, stop loss set at 69563, target 62205. RSI is only 45, not oversold yet, there's still room to fall. Looking at $USDG, 1.0012 is as stable as a corpse, but the Bollinger Band width is only 0.02%—such extreme compression must lead to big volatility. The target price of 0.9311 is no joke, do the market makers want to use this stablecoin as cover to pump the price? Dream on, I'm waiting for them to break it down. $NIGHT has a 5.7% Bollinger Band width on the 1-hour chart, short order placed at 0.0369, stop loss at 0.0384, target 0.0336. RSI 41, the downtrend channel is open, are those chasing longs still watching candlesticks hoping for a breakout? Wake up, on-chain data already shows whales depositing to exchanges. $TRX at 0.3323, 15-minute Bollinger Bands opening downward, RSI 42.4, clear bearish trend. Target price 0.3090, the market makers' cost line for pumping is around here, if they dare to pump, I dare to add to my shorts. Don't be fooled by those floating profit screenshots, the capital flow on this chain is very clear—the market makers' small accounts open longs at the bottom, large accounts trade back and forth to push the price up, just waiting for you to buy at the top. Going short is the only way to survive in this market.🛡️📉 #NYSE parent company authorizes OKX to launch crude oil contracts

🛡️ Is the market partying? I see it as the last bite of meat. WLD and SPACE have both gone crazy, with 24-hour gains of 19% and 15% respectively, and RSI values of 73 and 77, all signaling overheating. But do you know what's the funniest thing? Retail investors see green and frantically chase the rally, thinking it will keep soaring. Let me tell you, smart money has already started building short positions in batches at times like this. Listen carefully, this is my own live trading, no bragging. WLD is now at 0.4994, RSI 73.3, clearly in the overbought zone. I won’t chase longs at this level—that’s not trading, that’s suicide. I placed a short order myself in the 0.4994 - 0.502 range, first target 0.52437? No, I’m doing the opposite—I’m waiting for it to pull back near the 0.47443 stop-loss level before considering longs. This rally has been too strong; once profit-taking kicks in, a retracement to 0.47 or even 0.45 is possible. Whoever loves chasing highs can go ahead, I only trade with defense. Looking at SPACE, 0.007454, RSI 77.5, even hotter than WLD. It rose 15% in 24 hours, but do you know what small-cap coins fear most? The main force pumping and dumping. I shorted one lot in the 0.007454 - 0.0075 range, stop-loss at 0.007827, first target 0.007081, where I’ll take half profits. If it can’t hold, 0.006709 and 0.006336 are the second and third targets. Those chasing longs at these highs are all my short opponents. Remember this: trading without a stop-loss is just giving money to the market. Your stop-loss is your shield; going to battle without a shield makes you a sitting duck. In this market, I choose to stay calm and defensive, waiting for a pullback to catch the next wave. Don’t tell me about missing out; missing out is better than liquidation.👀 #WLD #SPACE #ShortingOpportunity #DefensiveTrading #ShortHunter #NYSEParentCompanyAuthorizedOKXToLaunchCrudeOilContracts

Rubbed my eyes three times, but the string of numbers in my account hasn't changed. An 823% profit rate looks like a hallucination on any trader's screen. But I know this isn't a dream; it's the bloody signal from the quant scanner at 3 AM. $JTO, $AR, $WLFI—all three targets are flashing SELL red lights, RSI all above 65, like three sharpened knives waiting for the bulls to hand over their heads. 🩸 I placed $JTO entry at 0.670845, stop loss at 0.702839, target directly set to 0.495875. Current price is 0.6389, still a bit away from entry, but RSI=65.6 already tells me this rebound is just a bull trap. Those fools shouting “bottom fishing” will soon learn what a liquidity trap means. $AR is even harsher, RSI=66.8, recommended entry at 2.4822, now struggling at 2.364. I directly placed a short order, stop loss at 2.620846, target at 1.908396. Once this level breaks, it’s a waterfall. What excites me most is $WLFI, price at 0.0613, RSI=65.3, recommended entry at 0.064365. This kind of low market cap trash coin is retail investors’ favorite. But RSI doesn’t lie; shorting above 65 is like giving away money. Stop loss at 0.067164, target at 0.054704, risk-reward ratio close to 3:1, muscle memory made me go all in. The 823% profit rate isn’t because I’m that smart; when the trend comes, you can only choose to stand on the right side. The market loves to teach arrogant people a lesson, so I constantly remind myself: money only counts when it’s withdrawn. Positions are still open, orders are still placed, the rest is up to the quant. Remember, bears aren’t crazy, they’re hunters. ⚠️ #NYSE parent company authorizes OKX to launch crude oil contracts