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A crypto/forex trader passionate about DeFi, NFTs, & Web3. Love exploring new trends, connecting with like-minded folks.
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Technically, this is one of the cleaner charts out there. $H price holding above the 30-day EMA with rising volume suggests real accumulation, not just a short squeeze.
RSI still has room, but $0.18 is the line in the sand. Break and hold, and trend confirmation follows. Are you already positioned, or waiting for a retest?
RSI still has room, but $0.18 is the line in the sand. Break and hold, and trend confirmation follows. Are you already positioned, or waiting for a retest?
$PUMP breaking $0.0027 flipped momentum short term. Buyers clearly stepped in after days of tight consolidation.
Holding above $0.0029 matters next. Lose it, and this cools quickly. Are you trading the breakout or watching from the sidelines?
Holding above $0.0029 matters next. Lose it, and this cools quickly. Are you trading the breakout or watching from the sidelines?
$PROM supply structure worries me most. When a few wallets control most tokens, price can fall hard with little warning.
Volume spikes suggest big holders moved. Would you touch a coin with this concentration, or avoid it altogether?
Volume spikes suggest big holders moved. Would you touch a coin with this concentration, or avoid it altogether?
$KAITO ’s drop feels structural, not emotional. When X banned reward-for-posting apps, KAITO lost its main use case overnight. Markets don’t wait around for pivots.
Until a new model proves itself, risk stays high. Would you hold through uncertainty, or step aside for clarity?
Until a new model proves itself, risk stays high. Would you hold through uncertainty, or step aside for clarity?
$OWL ’s move looks like a classic Binance moment. New listing plus an airdrop puts a small token in front of millions overnight.
That kind of exposure moves price fast. The real test is after the hype. Do you think volume sticks around?
That kind of exposure moves price fast. The real test is after the hype. Do you think volume sticks around?
$DASH holding strong makes sense. With Zcash drama shaking confidence, traders rotated into DASH as a more established privacy coin with real usage.
Rotation trades can last longer than people expect. Do you think this shift away from $ZEC is temporary, or a bigger reset?
Rotation trades can last longer than people expect. Do you think this shift away from $ZEC is temporary, or a bigger reset?
$FHE sudden bounce doesn’t feel random. The ByteDance cloud integration reminds me this project actually has enterprise use, not just AI buzzwords.
When real adoption meets attention, price reacts fast. Do you think institutions will care enough to sustain this move?
When real adoption meets attention, price reacts fast. Do you think institutions will care enough to sustain this move?
$FRAX ripping 50% makes sense after the Binance swap. Cutting supply overnight usually wakes the market up, especially when sellers disappear suddenly.
Scarcity can drive price fast, but demand must stay. Do you think this supply shock has lasting impact or just short-term hype?
Scarcity can drive price fast, but demand must stay. Do you think this supply shock has lasting impact or just short-term hype?
This also feels like classic alt rotation. When $BTC chills, traders hunt faster gains, and meme coins usually lead that charge.
$PEPE fits the moment perfectly. The question is timing. Are you early to this move, or just catching the middle?
$PEPE fits the moment perfectly. The question is timing. Are you early to this move, or just catching the middle?
Technically, $BNB looks strong. Breaking key averages with high volume tells me buyers are in control, at least short term.
RSI is stretched though, so chasing feels risky. Would you wait for a pullback, or ride momentum toward $950?
RSI is stretched though, so chasing feels risky. Would you wait for a pullback, or ride momentum toward $950?
$XRP technically, clearing $2.08 was important. That level capped price for days, so momentum traders jumping in makes sense.
Still, holding above $3.10 matters now. Lose it, and this cools off. Are you buying strength or waiting for a pullback?
Still, holding above $3.10 matters now. Lose it, and this cools off. Are you buying strength or waiting for a pullback?
$ETH 6% move feels different this time. Record wallet growth tells me this isn’t just traders rotating, real users are showing up after lower fees.
More users usually mean less panic selling. If this holds, upside feels justified. Are you watching adoption data or just price?
More users usually mean less panic selling. If this holds, upside feels justified. Are you watching adoption data or just price?
$BTC pushing above $95K feels institution-led. That $753M ETF inflow tells me big money is back, not just retail chasing candles.
If ETFs keep buying, supply stays tight. I’m watching $100k closely. Do you think institutions are just starting, or already late?
If ETFs keep buying, supply stays tight. I’m watching $100k closely. Do you think institutions are just starting, or already late?
White House officials recently said crypto, including $BTC , could grow into a $20 trillion market.
That kind of long-term outlook is exactly why I focus less on short-term noise and more on steady accumulation. One thing that’s helped with that mindset is participating in trading competition events rather than chasing random trades.
Binance has been very active on this front, regularly running trading competitions and campaigns that reward consistent participation and good execution, not just high-risk bets. Those kinds of events make it easier to stay engaged with the market while stacking rewards over time.
At the same time, Phase 26 of the Bitget Trading Club Championship (TCC) just went live, and events like this have quietly changed my approach. I didn’t buy my way into BGB. By showing up across multiple TCC phases and managing trades on assets like $XRP , BTC, and ETH, I’ve grown my holdings to 800+ BGB purely from trading rewards.
What stands out this phase is flexibility. Being able to trade both Spot and Futures makes rewards more consistent. When one market slows, the other often keeps momentum.
If crypto really is heading toward that scale, stacking utility tokens through skill, discipline, and participation in well-structured trading events feels like a move worth making. Anyone else trading XRP this phase or mixing spot and futures?
That kind of long-term outlook is exactly why I focus less on short-term noise and more on steady accumulation. One thing that’s helped with that mindset is participating in trading competition events rather than chasing random trades.
Binance has been very active on this front, regularly running trading competitions and campaigns that reward consistent participation and good execution, not just high-risk bets. Those kinds of events make it easier to stay engaged with the market while stacking rewards over time.
At the same time, Phase 26 of the Bitget Trading Club Championship (TCC) just went live, and events like this have quietly changed my approach. I didn’t buy my way into BGB. By showing up across multiple TCC phases and managing trades on assets like $XRP , BTC, and ETH, I’ve grown my holdings to 800+ BGB purely from trading rewards.
What stands out this phase is flexibility. Being able to trade both Spot and Futures makes rewards more consistent. When one market slows, the other often keeps momentum.
If crypto really is heading toward that scale, stacking utility tokens through skill, discipline, and participation in well-structured trading events feels like a move worth making. Anyone else trading XRP this phase or mixing spot and futures?
Positioning Ahead of Big Bank Earnings
With Q4 earnings around the corner, I’ve been positioning $JPM and $BLK instead of watching from the sidelines. Earnings weeks usually bring volatility, and it’s interesting to see how more platforms are expanding access to traditional assets.
Binance has also been pushing in this direction by offering broader exposure to real-world assets and market-related products, making it easier for users to stay engaged with macro and equity narratives alongside crypto.
Personally, I’m trading $JPM and $BLK on Bitget Onchain, where onchain stock tokens allow me to stay flexible without jumping between multiple platforms
Pre-Earnings Outlook: JPM & BLK
JPMorgan
JPM reports before market open on Jan 13, with expectations around $4.93 EPS and $45.98B in revenue. Price is already near a 1-year high, and analysts have been quietly raising targets.
From my chart, JPM recently swept downside liquidity and bounced strongly. Price is now reacting around a fair value gap (FVG). This zone feels like a decision area: either continuation toward recent highs, or a pullback if earnings disappoint.
BlackRock
BLK’s earnings outlook looks steady, with projected $12.55 EPS and strong forward growth into 2026.
Technically, BLK has broken structure and is consolidating above prior resistance. The chart shows a clean range expansion setup, and if momentum holds, a move toward the $1,250 zone looks possible. Losing current levels could open the door for a deeper retrace toward previous support.
Conclusion
On the charts, JPM looks more reactive and earnings-sensitive, while BLK appears technically stronger and already priced for stability. I’m sizing positions carefully and letting price confirm direction post-earnings.
At the same time, Bitget’s Onchain 0-Fee Stock Race (Phase 10) is live, which adds an extra incentive while trading these setups. I’m treating the event as a bonus, not the reason for the trade, execution and risk management come first.
Curious how others are approaching JPM and BLK this earnings cycle: playing the breakout, or waiting for confirmation?
Binance has also been pushing in this direction by offering broader exposure to real-world assets and market-related products, making it easier for users to stay engaged with macro and equity narratives alongside crypto.
Personally, I’m trading $JPM and $BLK on Bitget Onchain, where onchain stock tokens allow me to stay flexible without jumping between multiple platforms
Pre-Earnings Outlook: JPM & BLK
JPMorgan
JPM reports before market open on Jan 13, with expectations around $4.93 EPS and $45.98B in revenue. Price is already near a 1-year high, and analysts have been quietly raising targets.
From my chart, JPM recently swept downside liquidity and bounced strongly. Price is now reacting around a fair value gap (FVG). This zone feels like a decision area: either continuation toward recent highs, or a pullback if earnings disappoint.
BlackRock
BLK’s earnings outlook looks steady, with projected $12.55 EPS and strong forward growth into 2026.
Technically, BLK has broken structure and is consolidating above prior resistance. The chart shows a clean range expansion setup, and if momentum holds, a move toward the $1,250 zone looks possible. Losing current levels could open the door for a deeper retrace toward previous support.
Conclusion
On the charts, JPM looks more reactive and earnings-sensitive, while BLK appears technically stronger and already priced for stability. I’m sizing positions carefully and letting price confirm direction post-earnings.
At the same time, Bitget’s Onchain 0-Fee Stock Race (Phase 10) is live, which adds an extra incentive while trading these setups. I’m treating the event as a bonus, not the reason for the trade, execution and risk management come first.
Curious how others are approaching JPM and BLK this earnings cycle: playing the breakout, or waiting for confirmation?
From a chart view, this move makes sense. $DASH reclaiming major moving averages usually pulls in momentum traders fast.
Holding above $46 is key for me. Lose it, and this could fade. Are you trading the breakout or waiting confirmation?
Holding above $46 is key for me. Lose it, and this could fade. Are you trading the breakout or waiting confirmation?
$DOLO going up 50% isn’t random. The $WLFI launch puts Dolomite directly into a high-profile DeFi narrative, and markets always react fast to political-linked catalysts.
That said, hype fades quicker than utility. I’m watching real usage, not headlines. Do you think this partnership creates lasting demand or just short-term excitement?
That said, hype fades quicker than utility. I’m watching real usage, not headlines. Do you think this partnership creates lasting demand or just short-term excitement?
You don’t need to catch every $BTC move to win. You just need to protect your capital and stay consistent. The market will always give another opportunity.
Should be interesting, looking forward to it
Richard Teng
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Talking DeFi, on-chain capital markets, and what’s next for finance.
📍 CfC St Moritz, Switzerland | Jan 14.
📍 CfC St Moritz, Switzerland | Jan 14.
Strategy’s biggest Bitcoin buy since July, is Saylor buying early ahead of the next rally?
Michael Saylor's Strategy Inc. acquired almost $1.25 billion in Bitcoin, marking the company's largest purchase of the digital asset since July.
In my personal opinion, this move looks a lot more intentional than random. Saylor doesn’t buy Bitcoin for headlines, he buys when conviction is high and patience is required. The fact that this is Strategy’s biggest $BTC buy since July tells me they’re positioning early, not chasing a breakout.
What stands out is timing. We’re in a phase where price looks boring, sentiment is mixed, and most traders are waiting for “confirmation.” That’s usually when long-term players step in. Saylor has always treated Bitcoin like a long-duration asset, not a short-term trade, so this feels less like front-running a pump and more like front-running time.
Could it spark a rally? Possibly. Big buys shift narrative before they shift price. Even if $BTC chops for weeks, this signals strong institutional confidence under the surface. For me, it reinforces the idea that smart money is accumulating quietly while retail waits for green candles. History shows who usually wins that game.
Michael Saylor's Strategy Inc. acquired almost $1.25 billion in Bitcoin, marking the company's largest purchase of the digital asset since July.
In my personal opinion, this move looks a lot more intentional than random. Saylor doesn’t buy Bitcoin for headlines, he buys when conviction is high and patience is required. The fact that this is Strategy’s biggest $BTC buy since July tells me they’re positioning early, not chasing a breakout.
What stands out is timing. We’re in a phase where price looks boring, sentiment is mixed, and most traders are waiting for “confirmation.” That’s usually when long-term players step in. Saylor has always treated Bitcoin like a long-duration asset, not a short-term trade, so this feels less like front-running a pump and more like front-running time.
Could it spark a rally? Possibly. Big buys shift narrative before they shift price. Even if $BTC chops for weeks, this signals strong institutional confidence under the surface. For me, it reinforces the idea that smart money is accumulating quietly while retail waits for green candles. History shows who usually wins that game.
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