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真正的大牛股，启动的时候基本都是没人注意的。

You see $DEXE , the first wave of rallies has never been on the gainers leaderboard. By the time it truly comes into the public’s view, it’s basically time to unload.

To be honest, the degree of control is really strong. Don’t short it, don’t short it!

I used to mostly play in the crypto market, but recently I started looking at US stocks, and I found that they’re pretty interesting every day too. The way they rise and fall is just as thrilling as meme coins—volatility is absolutely not small.

Today, the Korean stock market hit a trading halt again and dropped nearly 9% at one point. SK Hynix also fell by more than 4%. Apple was even worse on Thursday—it dropped 6% straight off the back of its announcement to raise the prices of products like the Mac and iPad. Then, another piece of news followed: OpenAI plans to push back its IPO to 2027.

Once these two things came out, the market immediately started worrying: with all the money invested in AI, will it actually be able to earn it back?

Over in China, Alibaba didn’t get away either. It was accused by Anthropic of using multiple paid accounts and high-frequency API calls to allegedly obtain their AI models in violation of regulations, and as a result $BABA fell 4.3% that same day. But to be honest, when it comes to trading US stock options for swings, it’s actually much steadier than playing altcoin knockoffs. As long as the downside starts to narrow, and you pair that with increased volume, you can confidently buy the dip. Even a rebound of a few percentage points feels easy.

For now, I’ve already opened long positions in $QCOM and $MRVL—continuing to watch the show~

$HEI Short-term surge up 40% looks impressive, but it’s basically speculators pushing the price up to unload; there isn’t any real positive catalyst supporting it.

Now the float is basically fully unlocked. There’s clearly strong resistance around 0.18, but volume hasn’t caught up. Meanwhile, capital is still moving out, so going long for a short-term trade really isn’t worth it.

At the current price of 0.1771, you can try a small short position. Set the stop-loss at 0.183. For take-profit, first look at 0.171. If 0.17 breaks, add to the short and chase it—targeting 0.165.

Feels like $MAME is basically there—looks like the direction is coming out really soon!

Four days after launch, the ones who should have left have left, and the ones who couldn’t hold out have also couldn’t hold out. There are clearly far fewer people on the train, and the hype isn’t as crazy as before. The market cap has been hovering between $7 and $10 million, mainly stuck on the tax issue. A 6% tax—retail investors really do seem not to dare to jump in.

Next, we’ll see how the big dog/whales move it: either lower the tax and ride the momentum to pump it up; or first do a “needle insert” to wash out the market, knocking down the entry threshold, then pull it up. Anyway, the direction should be close—just wait patiently for the signal! #MEME

This time, MicroStrategy really hit rock bottom—bad luck piled on bad luck!

Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin whale firm, Strategy, has just been officially placed under investigation by top U.S. securities law firm Rosen.

This firm isn’t anything to dismiss. In the realm of class-action lawsuits in U.S. stocks, it has been at it for decades and has long ranked among the top players. Years ago, it even handled what was the largest collective settlement of a China concept stock in history, helping investors worldwide recoup more than $1 billion—its track record is very solid.

This time, the key issue Rosen is focusing on is that Strategy’s public disclosures about its business operations may have been seriously misleading, potentially violating U.S. securities laws. The firm has already publicly reached out to affected investors and is preparing to launch a large-scale class action.

A chain reaction may already be on the way. If more firms follow and, combined with negative factors like the stock price breaking below its offering price, mounting capital pressure, and a collapse of market confidence, are all piled on at once, the stock is likely to fall into a vicious cycle of continued declines. The risks going forward really can’t be underestimated.

So, does MicroStrategy really have to accelerate into a death spiral now?

The $MAGMA that got the highest rating yesterday is up 20% today!

Also HMSTR, HMSTR, and G—everything on the gainers leaderboard is a coin we recommended. All I can say is that CODEX really has something.

These past couple of days, we’ve been running a copy-trading model, aiming to achieve sitting back and earning soon.

Every time $BTC can resurrect from the dead—what’s different this time?

2010: Bitcoin drops to $0.1

2011: Bitcoin drops to $1

2013: Bitcoin drops to $50

2015: Bitcoin drops to $200

2018: Bitcoin drops to $3,000

2022: Bitcoin drops to $15,000

2024: Bitcoin drops to $39,000

2025: Bitcoin drops to $74,000

2026: Bitcoin drops to $59,000

Bitcoin has been declared “dead” 446 times.

Many people are talking about whether MicroStrategy will blow up?

My answer is: it won’t blow up, but it will speed up the occurrence of a death spiral—accelerating Bitcoin’s drop to its bottom! $NVDAB

U.S. stocks looked a bit respectable last night, but then Apple put in a single huge bearish candle and totally stunned me—it dropped nearly 6%, and the market cap evaporation was on the scale that I had to raise my phone brightness just to dare to check my account.

As for BTC, spot is hovering around 59,940, and the low even dipped to 58,115. But this time is different. Stocks, bonds, and crypto were all swept down by the same gust of wind. PCE jumped to 4.1%, and Apple—because of AI chip costs—raised the maximum prices of the Mac and iPad by 25%. The Nasdaq-100 fell by about 1,000 points in roughly 27 minutes, and the S&P 500 flipped from up 1% to down 3% in the blink of an eye.

Right now, BTC is not an insurance vault or safe haven—it’s a high-beta macro asset. I’m not betting on a V-shaped rebound overnight. I’ll just watch whether 59,000 can hold. And the ETFs were still seeing outflows of 469 million yesterday.

Sentiment indicators full of “Buy” signals and a bleeding order book can coexist—don’t lie to yourself.

Today is June 26, 2026, and this market is really outrageous. Money on both sides is completely flowing in one direction. In crypto, it’s been grinding down without stopping; panic is spreading everywhere. Meanwhile overseas AI storage is moving straight into a one-way explosive uptrend—funds are rushing in in clumps.

In crypto, the misery can be summed up in one word: a hundred-billion-scale quarterly options contract is about to expire. $BTC can’t hold up—support levels are breaking one after another. Leveraged long positions get blown out in a chain reaction, liquidation wave after wave, and there are plenty of people who are losing money big time.

In AI storage, it’s all good news: Micron’s earnings beat expectations, with both revenue and gross margin setting new highs, and it also signed a long-term order worth one trillion. The market had previously worried that the AI memory/storage cycle might be topping out—but that concern has been directly disproven. There’s no choice left for capital; they can only pile into this.

In plain terms: the incremental money from institutions has all gone into real-tech sectors with performance and stories to tell. In crypto, liquidity has been drained, and there’s nobody to take the other side—so it naturally falls.

So how should we look at what comes next?

This Friday, Bitcoin’s quarterly options have concentrated settlement. Market makers are already reducing long positions to hedge, and on top of that, the ETF has had several consecutive days of net redemptions. With institutions continuously selling, under dual pressure, rebounds are unlikely. Only after this cycle’s options settle and the leverage gets fully cleared will the market stabilize.

How long do you think this liquidity drain will keep going for? $BTC

Last night, the broad market was just a “needle”—it poked down and then came right back. The memes on BSC were the same; nothing really broke.

What did well, though, was Binance’s life—not only did it not drop, it even quietly went up a bit. Others like Haqimi, Lobster, RWA, the World Cup, and Apple’s life mostly just dipped like a needle and then bounced right back—community-building is a little underwhelming.

That Lobster whale/market-maker is really shady—he猛拉, then猛砸. The trading volume has stayed pretty high these past few days, and I suspect he’s washing the order book (whipsawing to shake people out). So at today’s price, I added a little more Lobster.

The current market is pretty funny: U.S. stocks are moving like a meme—keeps rising without pulling back; memes, meanwhile, move more like U.S. stocks—with pitifully small volatility. But no matter which market you’re in, remember this: don’t chase pumps. The moment you chase, you’re likely to end up the bag holder.

When this coin hit its peak market cap of $M , the FDV skyrocketed to $30 billion.

So what happened? Didn't it just mysteriously tank 80% in a single day?

What's even more frustrating is that major exchanges like Binance are openly listing these obvious rug-pull coins. They've really lost all shame.

$SOL closed with a small positive candle on the 4-hour chart today, but the highs were all lower than the previous ones. The MACD is still below the zero line, showing little improvement; although the KDJ has formed a golden cross, the angle is too flat, indicating weak rebound momentum.

During the day, it's estimated to fluctuate between 67 and 68.5. Only if it can break through 68.5 with volume will there be a chance to test the resistance zone of 69.5-70.

Trading strategy: Consider a small long position near 67.5, with a stop loss at 66.2, and initial targets at 68.8, then 69.5. If the price rebounds to the 69.5-70 range, consider a short position with a stop loss at 71, and initial targets at 67.5, then 66.

In short, buy small positions at lower levels, wait to short at higher levels, and observe the middle range.

$WLD After the previous high volume, it clearly struggled to pump up. This wave crashed along with Bitcoin, dropping harder than I expected.

However, at certain levels, when it dips to the right spot, it’s got some value. Gotta take the shot, even if it means setting a stop-loss. If we rebound around 0.58, it might be worth taking a short position.

On another note, $GPS , when it pops, it’s like a big green candlestick, pumping pretty hard. The only downside is the low trading volume; liquidity is a bit lacking.

Not long ago, Saylor came out and made a call, saying that the dollar reserves had increased by over 300 million in a little more than a week, bringing the total to 1.4 billion—hoping to steady everyone’s mindset. Meanwhile, the preferred shares of MicroStrategy (STRC) are really getting hit hard; once they start falling, there’s no bottom. During the day they even dipped below 80 and set a new all-time low. Ordinary shares of MSTR also can’t hold up, falling below the $100 mark.

At this point, it looks like a gold pit—part of me feels like it might be a good time to bottom-fish, but when it’s actually my own money to put in, I just can’t bring myself to do it.

So does any teacher here want to lend me $50 first so I can grab a KFC and calm my nerves?

Another meme coin $M has crashed
From 2.8 all the way down to 0.5
The key is that the circulating market cap is still hanging at $1 billion
FDV a solid $5 billion

Stop saying AI has bubbles
This is the real bubble……

Remember when the on-chain detective had a showdown with the project team?
Isn't it time to check in again?

Also, a heads-up to the seasoned traders
That short position you have on $M
Should be in the green by now, right?