EastChainSuperBrother

The community said in the square yesterday to short at 76.5w
Perfect, received it—short in and it came down; now BTC is around 75.6w
Already ate a $1,000 drop; the target remains unchanged—those who followed are eating meat
The community continues to lay in ambush, waiting for this wave of profit to be realized #BTC $BTC

A week ago, BLUR was still at 0.02u, but now it’s already at 0.036u—up nearly 2x in a week.
The reason is that the Foundation NFT platform has shut down, and expectations for decentralized demand have been hyped.
But today it has already started to pull back—there’s no fundamental support. Once the news hits, capital rushes in to trade, then dumps and exits right after.
When the positive news has played out, that’s when it’s time to dump—find a level to short; the exact level will be announced to the community immediately: #BLUR $BLUR

TC and GWEI have recently surged wildly
GTC exploded up 50% in 30 minutes the day before yesterday, and GWEI also rose by over 20%, but there is one common point: after the pump, they drop immediately, with no fundamental support—it's all emotion-based hype. The community has already gained 1-2 times returns from shorting,
This manipulated junk pumps harder and dumps even more violently. If you haven’t gotten in yet and want to follow, you can wait until RSI enters overbought before shorting. The community will notify you immediately #GTC#GWEI $GWEI

THETA is up by 30%; the good news turned into bad news
On April 15, the official account announced that EdgeCloud GPU went live, and on April 17 it spread on Twitter—surging by 30% that same day
On April 19, RSI already jumped to 82.74 into overbought, then it immediately pulled back; when the news is fully priced in, that’s when it’s time to unload
Now look for an opportunity to short; the community will notify you immediately #THETA $THETA

Community layout's 0.025 long TAKE short position, nearly double the profit, yesterday's big super successfully topped the list, the top three gainers all caught it
Dropped 70% and still stubbornly said it was normal liquidation, what is normal liquidation? It just can't withstand the drop
This kind of market manipulation garbage shorting is stable, the community followed along and reported a return #take $TAKE

0.13 entered GTC short position, 1.7x leverage, profit after fees, the community has long said it has no real use
Yesterday, I mentioned looking for a chance to short in the plaza, and once a certain level was reached, I updated the community immediately
As soon as the daily MACD death cross appeared, the direction was set, entered at 0.13, stop loss at 0.16, target at 0.08, steadily taking profits
The community followed along, reporting gains, three consecutive wins yesterday and continuing today #GTC $GTC

BTC daily chart shows signs of topping out, do not chase longs in the short term, wait for a rebound to short
The upward space is limited, wait for a rebound to around 7.65 to enter short positions, add to positions at 7.73W, stop loss at 7.83W, target first at 7.2W
This wave has abandoned going long, wait for a rebound to eat back the correction, which is more stable than contrarian bottom fishing #BTC $BTC

GTC is #1 on the gainers list
It has risen a lot from the historical low of 0.07u, but compared with the all-time high of $22, it’s still not that much
Tools like Gitcoin that help Web3 projects raise funds are useful only once the ecosystem is up and running; right now the overall crypto market lacks volume, so a move fueled by news typically won’t last
Don’t chase it—look for opportunities to short #GTC $GTC

Pepe has become the hottest coin today.
The overall market, BTC and ETH, are both down 2%, but Pepe hasn’t followed the drop, and its trading volume has even increased by another chunk.
In this kind of situation, coins with smaller market caps are more likely to have independent moves, but meme coins come fast and go even faster—don’t go all-in and bet #PEPE $PEPE
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ETH 2300 is the next key level
ETH's rhythm is similar to BTC, but there's one difference: ETH's pullback is deeper than BTC's, and only if 2300-2280 holds will it be considered truly stabilized
If it breaks, look directly at 2170, so don't rush to go long now, wait until the price stabilizes above 2280
Holding above 2300, there will be a rebound, targeting 2380-2400, but the daily chart has already shown a top, and after this rebound, it will drop again
Just wait and see, no need to rush #ETH $ETH

BTC 7.4w is the next key level
Honestly, this round of BTC has moved very orderly, staying in an upward channel all along, and now the price is approaching the lower boundary line
My take is: the probability of 7.4w holding is high; after it holds, there will be a rebound, with the peak likely in the 7.6-7.7w range, but don’t expect it to be too strong, because the daily chart has already issued a top-out signal. This move is most likely a b浪 pullback, and afterward there is still a c浪 decline ahead, with the low first at 7.05w
In simple terms: first wait for the rebound; after the rebou

BULLA dropped more than 9 points, let's talk about a small situation
BULLA, this coin, crashed once in February this year, dropping 90% in 8 hours, from nearly $400 million market cap directly down to $22 million
Now someone is shouting again, what does that mean?
It indicates that this kind of Meme coin has no bottom at all, when it rises, it’s hyped up wildly; when it falls, 90% is gone in a day
Even more frightening is that after each sharp rise, there is always a sharp fall, with funding rates in the contract market remaining high, leverage overheating, and when bulls loosen slight

$BTC Altcoins drop across the board after being reported, are you panicking?#$RAVE

RAVE's market cap evaporated by $6.3 billion in a single day, far exceeding expectations. Let me break down this number for you, brothers.
Market cap is price times circulating supply, but do you know? The RAVE team holds 90% of the chips, and these chips haven't been sold at the 27 US dollar high level at all.
The $6.3 billion is calculated on paper; no real funds have ever come in. It's just a bubble blown up by the manipulators themselves.
The ones truly losing money are the retail investors who "bought the dip" at $20 and $27. They bought with real money—calculate how much they've lo