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THREE CURSE SPIRITS. ONE DAY.
$LDO , $DEXE , AND $ESPORTS FALL.
Today was a happy day. I defeated three curse spirit. Before that I need you to realise that this is base on the true story and I just turn this into a jujusutu kaisen style story telling so that it’s would not be boring to read.
Like yesterday, I went out to fight them. But this morning, LDO Coin found me first.
While I was taking a bath, I suddenly sensed its cursed energy far away from my home. I got dressed quickly and rushed outside, but I was already late.
LDO Coin had broken the 0.3892 resistance without warning and launched itself upward with confirmed bullish energy. By the time I arrived, it had reached 0.3916, up around +10%.
Then the curse users began selling.
The spirit shook violently around 0.3846, bounced back to 0.3854, and started circling that zone.
I opened my cursed technique: Market Dissection.
When I studied the movement, I saw the weakness hiding beneath its massive green body. The breakout had momentum, but the follow-through was weak. Sellers had forced it into a narrow range, and LDO Coin still needed to reclaim 0.3892. If it recovered that cursed gate and held above it, the shakeout could become another bullish leg.
I instantly opened my cursed technique: Market Ink, and drew a long setup.
Entry: 0.3892–0.3897
🎯 TP1: 0.3970
🎯 TP2: 0.4000
🎯 TP3: 0.4030
🛑 Stop-loss: 0.3860
The spirit sensed my trap.
It began shaking violently, pumping and dipping until it broke through my setup. The price reached 0.3860, hit my stop-loss, and continued down to 0.3824.
My trap was badly damaged. My money started bleeding.
But the fight was not over.
The setup was no longer defending the movement. Buyers were. Maybe a buyer sorcerer pulled the price back. Maybe it was BTC’s movement. I did not care. The battlefield had changed.
When LDO Coin reclaimed strength, I took the second opening.
I stepped forward and punched straight through the spirit.
Black Flash.
TP1: 0.3970.
Another Black Flash.
TP2: 0.4000.
One final strike.
TP3: 0.4030.
The market pushed even harder and reached 0.4050. The curse spirit disappeared beneath me.
I had not planned that exact ending, but today, luck stood beside me.
Within a few hours after noon, another curse spirit began moving violently downward. It was DEXE, falling from 37.766 to 35.054, a brutal -7.18% drop.
Only a few weeks ago, DEXE had stood among the top gainers. But then it faced the King of Curses, Bitcoin.
BTC gave it a cold, deadly smile and released an adaptive Cleave that matched its target’s strength. DEXE lost its footing and fell toward the abyss.
When I arrived, it had almost no strength left to fight back. I don’t need to open my Curse Technique:Market Dissection to see its weakness because I could see its weakness with my naked eyes.
I opened Market Ink and wrote a short setup around its rejection zone.
📍 Entry: $35.45–$35.65
🎯 TP1: $34.50
🎯 TP2: $33.32
🎯 TP3: $32.41
🛑 Stop Loss: $36.10
After writing the setup, I sat nearby with my arms crossed and waited.
Then I sensed a powerful curse-energy wave moving through the battlefield.
VROOOOOOOOM…
I quickly stood up and looked toward the sky.
It was Bitcoin.
The King of Curses had just touched 66K, and its market energy rolled across the entire area.
DEXE began absorbing that wave. It grew larger and jumped from 35.45 to 41.003, breaking my stop-loss and shaking violently.
I prepared for battle.
Then I heard a cold laugh echo through the air.
KUKUKUKU…
The sound was low, sharp, and full of darkness.
When I looked at DEXE, it recognized the voice. The spirit bent down and whispered:
“It’s coming. It’s coming.It’s coming. It’s coming.It’s coming.He is coming…. The King of Curses, Bitcoin!”
Suddenly, the cursed energy it had absorbed exploded into selling pressure.
BOOOOOM…
DEXE fell from 41.003 all the way to 12.233, a collapse of -70.17%.
The full move from the average short entry of $35.55 to $12.233 represented roughly +65.6% for a short position.
The poor spirit died on the spot.
I stood up and watched its body turn into dust.
FSSSSHHH…
The dust flew away and disappeared into the wind.
But the mission was not over.
Before I could reach home, I received another signal. This time, it was ESPORTS Coin, carrying massive cursed energy after gaining around +25% in only a few hours.
When I arrived, the curse spirit had already burned through a large amount of its buying volume and cursed energy. It had moved too far, too quickly, and that made its weakness easy to see.
I activated Market Dissection.
This regular-grade curse spirit still carried strong upward momentum, but it needed to hold and reclaim its zone to continue rising before any weakness could appear.
I pulled out my cursed object, the pen, and opened Market Ink.
Entry: 0.02280–0.02310
🟢 TP1: 0.02558 | 1:1.3
🟢 TP2: 0.02849 | 1:2.8
🟢 TP3: 0.03150 | 1:4.4
🔴 Stop Loss: 0.02120
This setup trapped its weakness perfectly.
The entry zone sat near the reclaim area, while the stop-loss rested below the lower battlefield. That gave the spirit room to pump and dip without breaking free. Small shakes could not destroy the setup. Only a real breakdown below 0.02120 could escape the trap.
The spirit tried to fight back.
It pumped.
It dipped.
It shook again.
But every movement stayed inside my domain.
Then I stepped forward.
Black Flash.
TP1: 0.02558.
Another Black Flash.
TP2: 0.02849.
Before I could land the third strike, the spirit had already lost its cursed energy. It died before reaching TP3.
FSSSSHHH…
ESPORTS Coin disappeared into thin air.
I looked up as the sky turned golden. The sun was setting, and it was time to go home before darkness arrived.
I walked through the quiet streets, feeling the weight of three battles leaving my body. Today, I had defeated $ LDO, $ DEXE, and $ ESPORTS.
So I gave myself a reward.
I stopped at a small store and bought premium ramen, Japanese noodles, of course.
By the time I reached home, the sky had already turned dark. I placed the warm bowl on the table, watched the steam rise, and smiled.
Three curse spirits had vanished.
Tonight, I had won.
By JJK Mangaka 🖋️
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