Market scan stream tonight - 6pm eastern. 🫡

Closing this $HYPE long completely as well. ✅

So far so good, SOL short printing.

SOL short TP2 ✅

Moving stops to breakeven on XRP short, added some TP targets, it's surprisingly holding up better than other alts.

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Checking in for 30 min, are we falling further? x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

This chart is wack, but I hear there is one monkey out there 🐒

Ok now we're talking, this is what you want to look for. Assume this goes to zero quickly, but $TRM I like

Would not advise attempting longs here. Not being in a position, is a position.

$trm🐒

Umm so this $trm chart looks too good to be true, which means it ends up a rug or $5M+. I don't make the rules.

Last post for the day, pay yourself $TRM. Shorts still printing, get your rest. Next two days are going to be super interesting.

Did you know? In 1917, Germany sent a secret telegram to Mexico through Western Union—promising Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico if they joined WWI. Britain intercepted it, and weeks later, the U.S. entered the war. This is dope btw

This is why we take profits while on the up and up. Sadly, this one ended up what looks like a farm.

FOMC day, $DXY looking strong this morning, will be watching throughout. If you're not already in trades, would recommend waiting until later this afternoon, if not tomorrow to entertain new ones considering the volatility that is likely inbound.

If you're someone who is a visual learner, would HIGHLY recommend checking out Finematics. Was one of the first crypto/web3 youtube accounts I followed back before 2020, and always delivers high quality content. x402 explanation 👇

$HYPE is giga strong, but it JUST took out the highs from Monday & Wednesday in this early morning move. Would be interested again once it's trading above $50 or on a pullback in the mid $40s (if given the oppty)

Gold and Silver may get some relief soon, tbd

3 major central bank policies in less than 24 hrs If you're not a scalping wizard, sit out of this and just wait I might only trade it to fade an abnormal move up or down, because most big moves are generally a market overreaction and overreaction gives reversion