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I initially regretted shorting $ASTER after getting stopped out. I tried longing it again, which helped me recover my losses.
Both trades were taken on Bitget. I first went short after seeing FUD around the coin, but the trade took me out. At that point, I felt like giving up.
Later, I realised the bigger picture: RWA perps and decentralized governance are two forces driving the coin’s momentum, and right now it may not be ready to move down anytime soon.
So I entered another long trade around 0.6949 with a take-profit at 0.7181, which has already been hit. After my TP, the price started coming down again.
There’s still a chance it has formed a short-term resistance and support range. If another opportunity shows up, I’ll take it again, just like $XRP .
Both trades were taken on Bitget. I first went short after seeing FUD around the coin, but the trade took me out. At that point, I felt like giving up.
Later, I realised the bigger picture: RWA perps and decentralized governance are two forces driving the coin’s momentum, and right now it may not be ready to move down anytime soon.
So I entered another long trade around 0.6949 with a take-profit at 0.7181, which has already been hit. After my TP, the price started coming down again.
There’s still a chance it has formed a short-term resistance and support range. If another opportunity shows up, I’ll take it again, just like $XRP .
Binance listing SpaceX before its IPO honestly feels like one of the biggest signs that the line between traditional finance and crypto is getting thinner every year. A few years ago, the idea of crypto users getting exposure to a company like SpaceX before a public IPO would have sounded impossible, but now it is becoming part of the conversation.
What makes this even more interesting is Elon Musk himself. At this point, many people are starting to compare him to Michael Saylor, not because they are exactly the same, but because both understand how powerful narrative, innovation, and long-term conviction can be in shaping markets. Saylor pushed Bitcoin into corporate strategy, while Elon keeps finding ways to connect technology, finance, AI, space, and now indirectly crypto attention all together.
The bigger question now is whether this becomes a new trend. If major crypto platforms having the likes of $BTC and $ETH continue giving users access to pre-IPO opportunities and tokenized exposure to big companies, the relationship between crypto and traditional markets could change completely over the next few years.
What makes this even more interesting is Elon Musk himself. At this point, many people are starting to compare him to Michael Saylor, not because they are exactly the same, but because both understand how powerful narrative, innovation, and long-term conviction can be in shaping markets. Saylor pushed Bitcoin into corporate strategy, while Elon keeps finding ways to connect technology, finance, AI, space, and now indirectly crypto attention all together.
The bigger question now is whether this becomes a new trend. If major crypto platforms having the likes of $BTC and $ETH continue giving users access to pre-IPO opportunities and tokenized exposure to big companies, the relationship between crypto and traditional markets could change completely over the next few years.
Another winning trade for me today as my trade on $LIT finally hit TP on Bitget just like $BTC trade yesterday, but the beautiful part of everything was how the trade played out. Apart from the FOMO around the strong comeback the coin has made, the technical aspect also gave me a clear idea of what to do.
After the liquidity sweep that happened, no matter how strong the momentum was, the trade still had to pull back to grab liquidity before moving higher, and that was exactly where my entry was placed.
It tapped my entry and started moving, then finally hit my TP. There is still a chance to make another good entry on this coin again, as the momentum does not look done yet. Right now, I am just waiting for another clean setup.
After the liquidity sweep that happened, no matter how strong the momentum was, the trade still had to pull back to grab liquidity before moving higher, and that was exactly where my entry was placed.
It tapped my entry and started moving, then finally hit my TP. There is still a chance to make another good entry on this coin again, as the momentum does not look done yet. Right now, I am just waiting for another clean setup.
I’m still holding $LTC (Litecoin) tightly, and my view has not changed. Even if the market goes lower in the coming months and Litecoin drops into the $35–$50 zone, I will continue adding more to my position. For me, this is more about long-term conviction than short-term panic.
My main target still remains above $100 per coin. With the next halving approaching next year, I believe that level is still very achievable if market conditions improve and momentum returns to the crypto space.
Personally, I think we could start seeing stronger upward movement from around October into early 2027, although if it happens earlier, I definitely would not complain. For now, it is just a matter of patience and waiting to see how the market unfolds.
My main target still remains above $100 per coin. With the next halving approaching next year, I believe that level is still very achievable if market conditions improve and momentum returns to the crypto space.
Personally, I think we could start seeing stronger upward movement from around October into early 2027, although if it happens earlier, I definitely would not complain. For now, it is just a matter of patience and waiting to see how the market unfolds.
$HYPE ETFs just did something almost no newly launched fund usually does.
Instead of volume fading after launch, it actually accelerated.
THYP and BHYP launched on May 12 and 14, pulling in $1.2M and $750K in net inflows respectively in their early days.
But by Wednesday, both ETFs had already combined for $25.5M in a single day, bringing total traded value to around $41M.
Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas described the momentum as “very rare” for this type of product.
Now the interesting question is this:
If two ETFs are already seeing this level of flow before a third one even enters the market, how does the liquidity and flow picture change once Grayscale gets approved?
Instead of volume fading after launch, it actually accelerated.
THYP and BHYP launched on May 12 and 14, pulling in $1.2M and $750K in net inflows respectively in their early days.
But by Wednesday, both ETFs had already combined for $25.5M in a single day, bringing total traded value to around $41M.
Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas described the momentum as “very rare” for this type of product.
Now the interesting question is this:
If two ETFs are already seeing this level of flow before a third one even enters the market, how does the liquidity and flow picture change once Grayscale gets approved?
As long as
$BTC trades below 79.1K, we are bearish & in a corrective phase.
The hedge long I took simply represents a scalp to protect my swing short. The market rarely goes down in a straight line, so bounces can be played if timed correctly.
Either way, the structure is looking more corrective & I still think 74K is coming soon. Invalidation of this thesis would be BTC breaking back above 81K.
$BTC trades below 79.1K, we are bearish & in a corrective phase.
The hedge long I took simply represents a scalp to protect my swing short. The market rarely goes down in a straight line, so bounces can be played if timed correctly.
Either way, the structure is looking more corrective & I still think 74K is coming soon. Invalidation of this thesis would be BTC breaking back above 81K.
$BTC is currently holding around $77,808 inside a downtrend channel that has been forming since May 6, but behind the scenes, a potential short squeeze is building above current price levels while long-term holders continue accumulating below.
Trump’s May 20 pledge to quickly end the Iran conflict triggered the first wave of crypto short liquidations, with more than $184M wiped out in the last 24 hours, mostly from #Bitcoin shorts.
Right now, over $9B in short leverage is stacked above current price levels, while long liquidations below are relatively thinner. That means if Bitcoin manages a strong breakout higher, there is enough trapped short liquidity to fuel a sharp move upward.
The key level to watch is $80,889.
A decisive breakout above that zone, which also aligns with the channel resistance and the 0.618 Fibonacci level, could trigger cascading liquidations and push BTC toward the $83.9K region.
Until then, Bitcoin remains range-bound, so traders should closely watch volume confirmation on any upside breakout attempts.
Long-term holders are still buying the dip, leverage positioning currently favors the bulls on a breakout, and the broader macro narrative involving oil, inflation, and the Fed will likely become the next major catalyst afterward.
Trump’s May 20 pledge to quickly end the Iran conflict triggered the first wave of crypto short liquidations, with more than $184M wiped out in the last 24 hours, mostly from #Bitcoin shorts.
Right now, over $9B in short leverage is stacked above current price levels, while long liquidations below are relatively thinner. That means if Bitcoin manages a strong breakout higher, there is enough trapped short liquidity to fuel a sharp move upward.
The key level to watch is $80,889.
A decisive breakout above that zone, which also aligns with the channel resistance and the 0.618 Fibonacci level, could trigger cascading liquidations and push BTC toward the $83.9K region.
Until then, Bitcoin remains range-bound, so traders should closely watch volume confirmation on any upside breakout attempts.
Long-term holders are still buying the dip, leverage positioning currently favors the bulls on a breakout, and the broader macro narrative involving oil, inflation, and the Fed will likely become the next major catalyst afterward.
2018 bottomed 85% off the 20k ATH at 3.2k. 2022 bottomed 75% off the 69k ATH at 15.5k. Each cycle the drawdown shrinks as
$BTC matures.
If this top was 126k and we drop “only” 60–70%, that implies a 2026 bottom somewhere in the 36–48 zone, with 40–50k looking like the sweet spot.
The only question is if this time is different?
Polymarket pricing it in that 55k is more likely to hit than 90k for 2026.
$BTC matures.
If this top was 126k and we drop “only” 60–70%, that implies a 2026 bottom somewhere in the 36–48 zone, with 40–50k looking like the sweet spot.
The only question is if this time is different?
Polymarket pricing it in that 55k is more likely to hit than 90k for 2026.
Crypto markets saw $657.9M in liquidations over the past 24 hours as sharp downside pressure hit leveraged positions.
$ETH led the flush with $256.8M in liquidated longs, followed by $BTC at $180.9M. Overall, 89% of total liquidations came from long positions, signaling a classic leverage reset during a risk-off move.
The selloff accelerated after geopolitical tensions rose following Trump’s warning on Iran. BTC briefly dropped below $77K, #eth slipped under $2.12K, and SOL recorded one of the steepest declines across majors.
With macro uncertainty still in play, volatility is likely to stay elevated in the short term.
$ETH led the flush with $256.8M in liquidated longs, followed by $BTC at $180.9M. Overall, 89% of total liquidations came from long positions, signaling a classic leverage reset during a risk-off move.
The selloff accelerated after geopolitical tensions rose following Trump’s warning on Iran. BTC briefly dropped below $77K, #eth slipped under $2.12K, and SOL recorded one of the steepest declines across majors.
With macro uncertainty still in play, volatility is likely to stay elevated in the short term.
$SUI has been the talk of the internet lately after its bullish move, and the momentum is now spreading across its entire ecosystem as related tokens are also benefiting from the rally.
So, in a situation like this, what would I be trading?
Simple — I’d be looking closely at tokens within the ecosystem. Projects like DEEP, $WAL , and even CETUS could continue to perform well if the momentum around SUI remains strong.
Keep an eye on them on Bitget, whether you prefer futures or spot trading, and look for solid entries to position yourself properly. Momentum plays can move fast, so patience and timing matter.
As for me, I’m also keeping my eyes on the SUI ecosystem.
So, in a situation like this, what would I be trading?
Simple — I’d be looking closely at tokens within the ecosystem. Projects like DEEP, $WAL , and even CETUS could continue to perform well if the momentum around SUI remains strong.
Keep an eye on them on Bitget, whether you prefer futures or spot trading, and look for solid entries to position yourself properly. Momentum plays can move fast, so patience and timing matter.
As for me, I’m also keeping my eyes on the SUI ecosystem.
$BTC declined from $82,445 to $80,704 following the latest Federal Reserve-related market reaction, continuing a pattern that traders have observed repeatedly across 2024, 2025, and now 2026. Historically, Bitcoin has shown a tendency for pre-event positioning followed by post-announcement sell-offs as traders reduce exposure and liquidity gets cleared.
This type of move is often amplified during the U.S. market open, where high-frequency trading activity can push price into major liquidity zones before buyers step back in at lower levels. Rather than reflecting panic, the recent decline appears more consistent with a recurring market structure pattern centered around volatility events and liquidity sweeps.
Technically, the $80K region remains a critical support zone, while $82,228 continues to act as the key resistance level. Until Bitcoin achieves a confirmed close above that resistance, the broader structure remains unchanged, with the market still trading within a defined range despite recent volatility.
This type of move is often amplified during the U.S. market open, where high-frequency trading activity can push price into major liquidity zones before buyers step back in at lower levels. Rather than reflecting panic, the recent decline appears more consistent with a recurring market structure pattern centered around volatility events and liquidity sweeps.
Technically, the $80K region remains a critical support zone, while $82,228 continues to act as the key resistance level. Until Bitcoin achieves a confirmed close above that resistance, the broader structure remains unchanged, with the market still trading within a defined range despite recent volatility.
$BTC reaching $200K by the end of 2026 is possible, but it would require a near-perfect macroeconomic setup. Key factors include Federal Reserve rate cuts, continued ETF inflows, and the absence of major geopolitical disruptions, especially with ongoing U.S.–Iran tensions still acting as a potential wildcard. Under those conditions, the probability of BTC reaching that level could reasonably sit around the 25–30% range.
For $ETH , a move toward $12K by the end of 2026 represents a far more aggressive scenario. Ethereum’s previous all-time high was around $4,950, meaning a rally to $12K would push the asset into completely uncharted territory. Achieving that would likely require Ethereum to significantly outperform Bitcoin after years of relative underperformance, alongside a strong expansion in network activity, institutional demand, and broader market liquidity. While possible in a true supercycle environment, it remains a lower-probability outcome, likely below 15%.
Overall, the long-term outlook for both assets heading into the second half of 2026 remains compelling, especially if macro conditions continue to improve. However, expectations should remain grounded. Large upside projections often take longer to materialize than most investors expect, making patience and disciplined positioning just as important as conviction.
For $ETH , a move toward $12K by the end of 2026 represents a far more aggressive scenario. Ethereum’s previous all-time high was around $4,950, meaning a rally to $12K would push the asset into completely uncharted territory. Achieving that would likely require Ethereum to significantly outperform Bitcoin after years of relative underperformance, alongside a strong expansion in network activity, institutional demand, and broader market liquidity. While possible in a true supercycle environment, it remains a lower-probability outcome, likely below 15%.
Overall, the long-term outlook for both assets heading into the second half of 2026 remains compelling, especially if macro conditions continue to improve. However, expectations should remain grounded. Large upside projections often take longer to materialize than most investors expect, making patience and disciplined positioning just as important as conviction.
IS CRYPTO SEASON BACK? 👀
That’s the big question traders are asking right now after the back-to-back bullish moves on $BTC and the rest of the market. But out of all the coins moving, #Toncoin has been one of the biggest surprises.
$TON started gaining strong momentum after Telegram CEO Pavel Durov’s latest updates, and this could bring a completely new wave of attention into the ecosystem, including more serious investors rotating into it.
The bullish move started from the 4th of this month, and if you had bought just $1K worth on spot through Bitget, you would already be up around $650 by now. Imagine the kind of returns futures traders would have made from that move.
And honestly, it may still not be too late. Momentum is clearly flowing into the ecosystem, and traders are already taking advantage of it.
That’s the big question traders are asking right now after the back-to-back bullish moves on $BTC and the rest of the market. But out of all the coins moving, #Toncoin has been one of the biggest surprises.
$TON started gaining strong momentum after Telegram CEO Pavel Durov’s latest updates, and this could bring a completely new wave of attention into the ecosystem, including more serious investors rotating into it.
The bullish move started from the 4th of this month, and if you had bought just $1K worth on spot through Bitget, you would already be up around $650 by now. Imagine the kind of returns futures traders would have made from that move.
And honestly, it may still not be too late. Momentum is clearly flowing into the ecosystem, and traders are already taking advantage of it.
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