- 1h SuperTrend Indicator is in the sell zone The funding rate for both BTC and altcoins aren't high tho, I expect there will be a little pullback and the music chair play will keep going. The top for this 2019 Deja Vu bull hasn't shown up yet imo. NFA

gEverything It's a brand new week with more opportunities and events: 1. Inflation Data - The US releases inflation data early in the week. This data has historically provided volatility during trading sessions. 2. Altcoin Strength - Many altcoins like $SOL finally moved up after weeks of ranging. Will they continue this week? 3. Trump and Xi - US President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are meeting to discuss Iran, Taiwan, and more. Expect new storylines to emerge. What moves are you making this week? Trade now: 🔗

Bought $200k JUP, $80k JTO, and $80k COW now for a scalp trade. Because I think altcoins are due for a bounce and I'd like to gamble.😆Imagine not gambling with 0.x% of your networth after you made it.

💡 CoinMarketCap | Macro Intelligence: Fed Leadership 💡 The Fed just got more hawkish. Kevin Warsh's confirmation is driving a risk re-rating across crypto, and the flight-to-quality is already underway. Data confirms a sustained shift in sentiment: 🔹 Fear & Greed: 46 (6-point drop in 4 days) 🔹 $30B out of altcoins since May 11 🔹 CMC20 outperforming CMC100 🔹 AI sector volume down 33% Markets are pricing in tighter liquidity ahead! Powered by CMC API:

I love long lasting crypto businesses that are either: - there’s no loss when the market is bad, you make more when the market is good, you make less when it’s bad. For example: News Trading, botting, affiliation, MEV Or - have high entry barriers/ require specific edge/ combination of talents&resources. For example, mass sybil airdrop farm with tons of Chinese labors Or - highly profitable opportunities in the grey zone, for example, the DWF Labs’ Trading strategy. They can do this because they operate in countries that manipulation of altcoins isn’t a legal problem, many countries actually treat manipulation of altcoins like pump&dump the price of watches/shoes/cars/arts which the gov don’t cares. In general, I consider myself as a businessman in the crypto space instead of been a trader. I think of running businesses on certainties instead of trading on uncertainties.

May 8 Options Expiration Data 20,000 BTC options are expiring, with a put-call ratio of 0.73, a max pain point of $79,500, and a notional value of $1.6 billion. 182,000 ETH options are expiring, with a put-call ratio of 0.93, a max pain point of $2,350, and a notional value of $410 million. This week, Bitcoin rose steadily from $75,000 to $82,000 before pulling back last night. Despite the positive price action, market sentiment has remained relatively calm. Major-term options and short-term implied volatility (IV) remained unchanged from last week, while short-term IV saw a slight increase. Bitcoin’s primary short-term IV hovers around 35%, while ETH’s primary short-term IV is near 50%; both medium- and long-term IVs have also seen modest declines. Looking at key options data, Skew remains relatively stable with a very slight increase, and the market’s directional sentiment remains neutral. Only 5% of options expire this week, with extremely low options activity and futures trading volume at historic lows. Open interest stood at approximately 20% at the end of May and 30% at the end of June, while block trades have been relatively inactive—all of which are signals of a consolidation phase. In the second quarter of this year, Bitcoin performed well in terms of both price and market sentiment, but overall market enthusiasm remains subdued. Currently, the focus is primarily on Bitcoin trading, and it makes sense to position for some medium- to long-term options. Additionally, investing in some high-quality altcoins appears to offer good value for money.