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ETHUSDT Sell Setup Played Out Perfectly – 1:2 RR Hit

Hey man, just go look at this website. I would never share this filth unless it was surprise. owned by SoFi who is like an abusive bank. First, it’s “check out my high interest saving account”. Then it was don’t you want to pay me $120 a year for access to that interest? What, hell no. Then you offer me 1% match on taxable accounts now it’s 2% percent but it’s given up front so they have horrible clawbacks. I had no idea and deposited $10k to buy automates, mainly CAIE and CAGE plus a little bit of long term bonds that I figure if they go tits up then I will be worried about looters not my portfolio.
Don’t sign up for anything just look at what AI trading is good at it and all great traders are good at it because it works quickly but this is more established strategies you can copy and adapt. Basically, you want money or to be famous on some
The drawdowns suck though but stick to the tried and true quant models https://www.composer.trade
I also called out Hyperliquid and PURR months ago and mentioned them by name in a NASDAQ goes to 23/7 or whatever. It got an insane amount of upvotes but I said “because of Hyperliquid”. Now look at these bums over at the CME, CBOE and NASDAQ. Scared shitless of perps. Faster, less fees, better design and now they can’t have their fees because as a token holder you basically get 99% of Hyperliquid’s revenue of fees through 24/7 buybacks. We profit, they profit and it’s the most share/token holder company I’ve come across in a while. That is their selling point. No VC money, 11 guys, all geniuses at HFT and MM at Citadel just bootstrapped.
It blew up overnight and then rode the crypto Trump boom but set itself apart when it took over oil trading with crude and Brent futures built into a perp, 24/7. No one wants to get fucked by Trump on a Friday. Turns out you don’t have to & quickly oil futures opened at Huperliquids perp pricing for Brent and crude.
They did a great job on trading the pre-IPO of CXMT (biggest Chinese DRAM company) within a few percent which is much more accurate.
Sigh….too much BTC ETH SOL HYPE trading, not enough sleep hence all the “caffeine” and rambling

Buy $100 of a stock and sell it on WEBULL. Assuming the price of the stock didn’t change you may pay a 1 cent fee. Then the only thing you have to account for is slippage.
Apply the same logic to ETH. You buy $100 worth and sell it. Assuming no slippage and price hasn’t changed a cent you just lost $2 because you get charged a flat 1% per buy/sell. Even if you use the network itself the fees, in my experience, have been ridiculous.

Wouldn’t say clumsy and incompetent, him and his company makes 2 million dollars a day from staking ETH but I take things he says with a grain of salt.

You can buy ETH or USDT from any reputable exchange, send to any reputable wallet, swap to xaut directly on the chain using the ETH or USDT. Viola. And its all legal you can record your own purchases (they are literally public on the ledger/blockchain)

Easy short on ETH?

The bear market talk is just noise at this point honestly. People were saying same thing in 2018, 2022, and now again. The ones who bought alts when everyone was screaming "dead" made the most money later. Not saying it's easy to pick the right ones, most will fail, but that's always been the case.

I got couple small bags in projects I actually use, not just random stuff from twitter. If they go to zero whatever, I knew the risk. But the whole "only BTC and ETH" crowd acts like they got some crystal ball. Nobody knows shit, you said it yourself.

🌍 **Macro**
Risk assets recovered overnight, with all three major U.S. indices closing higher. The Nasdaq gained 0.66%, while Nvidia rebounded more than 2%. Oil prices continued to ease, the 10Y Treasury yield fell to around 4.68%, and the 30Y to around 5.21%. BTC briefly broke above $81K but quickly pulled back toward $78K, while ETH retreated from above $2,500 to around $2,470, pointing to profit-taking after the recent rally.
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📈 **Market Snapshot**
• BTC: $78,521.70 (-0.58%)
• ETH: $2,442.61 (-1.60%)
• NASDAQ: 26,151.30 (+0.66%)
• S&P 500: 7,677.28 (+0.32%)
• F&G: 65 (Greed)
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🧠 **Market Take**
BTC’s pullback from $81K suggests the initial short-covering momentum is fading, with elevated positions now entering a digestion phase. Around $566M in crypto positions were liquidated over the past 24 hours, including \~$331M in shorts, highlighting the role of short covering in the recent breakout.
Despite stronger equities, lower oil prices and falling Treasury yields, crypto failed to extend its gains. This suggests the current pullback is primarily driven by profit-taking and leverage unwinding rather than renewed macro pressure.
Spot demand remains supportive: U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded \~$338M in net inflows on August 24, marking six consecutive trading days of inflows.
The next major catalysts are **U.S. core PCE and Nvidia earnings**.
Key levels:
* Resistance: $80K–$81K
* Support: $77K–$78K
* Trend: Bullish consolidation
Holding $77K–$78K while ETF inflows continue would support another attempt at $80K. A stronger-than-expected inflation reading that pushes Treasury yields higher, combined with weaker tech stocks, could put $77K at risk and trigger a deeper correction.
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🔥 **Hot Tokens**
* **MARTIANS:** \+320%+ as Robinhood ecosystem Meme activity accelerated
* **PLSTACIO:** \+300%+ amid renewed momentum in Solana Memes
* **PENGU:** \+60%+ over the past week as markets interpreted the CEO’s cryptic post as a potential IPO signal
* **META:** \+30% as treasury allocation plans and Korean-market buying drove volume up \~3.5x
* **STX:** \+17% following institutional wallet integration and upcoming BTC staking initiatives
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📰 **Key Updates**
* **Japan:** Considering broader stablecoin use for large-value payments including automobiles and real estate
* **Japan:** Plans a blockchain-based instant settlement system for equities and government bonds
* **India:** Plans to issue its first tokenized corporate bond in September
* **X:** Reportedly preparing to support trading for selected cryptocurrencies
* **Thailand SEC:** Seeking public feedback on a draft crypto ETF framework
* **USD1:** Launched natively on Canton Network with privacy-compliant and atomic settlement capabilities
* **Ethereum:** Community proposed a post-quantum-compatible deposit contract
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⚡ **Quick Take**
BTC’s rejection above $81K marks a healthy cooldown after an aggressive breakout, rather than a clear trend reversal. **$77K–$78K is the key near-term pivot**, with ETF inflows still providing a demand cushion. Core PCE and Nvidia earnings could determine whether BTC reclaims $80K or enters a deeper consolidation phase.
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BTC is best long term. You can borrow against it with a healthy LTV (account for winter) and buy some ETH.

>"...but I don't want to have to have ETH at the beginning"
Why even say this? I absolutely wanted to own ETH at the beginning because I was alarmed by the dollar’s devaluation.
Here’s the reality: In 2008, I became aware of the dollar-devaluation problem. In 2010, I bought silver as a hedge. Then I kept working, and in 2017 I began mining Ethereum as a bet that it would appreciate enough to offset the loss of purchasing power I was seeing in the dollar. That is the primary reason I ever entered crypto.
In hindsight, I probably should have played it safe with stocks. But crypto promised faster returns - and in 2017 and 2021, that is exactly what it delivered. It is not difficult to understand why I remained in the crypto world.
The problem is that ETH holders have been absolutely mogged over the past several years. And now former ETH influencers are using the platforms they built around Ethereum to announce that they “don’t want to have to own ETH at the beginning.”

ETH News - August 25, 2026 📰
\-PSA about gas repricings in Glamsterdam.
\-Ethlabs breaks down the native account abstraction debate.
\-Core maintainer of IPFS infra winds down.
\-Lighter cuts block proof times.
\-Erigon releases v3.6.
\-ETHConf returns in June.
Read more: [https://ethdaily.io/glamsterdam-gas-repricings-breaking-changes](https://ethdaily.io/glamsterdam-gas-repricings-breaking-changes)

No news as far as I know. You can transfer BTC & ETH though 🤷‍♂️

I'm gonna intentionally quote Jesse Pollak (Base) out of context, when talking about their target audience for Base ultimate financial rails.
"What's that ETH thing? That's confusing to me. Maybe I want to *invest* in it, because ETH is money, but I don't want to have to have ETH at the beginning I just want to use <local currency stablecoin>, or whatever currency on whatever country I'm from"
Bankless episode, August 25th, minute 35.
This is what happens when you rent blockspace for free, ETH is just a side effect to them.

She is a 10 but she refuses to sell ETH to buy cybersec stocks

Bull market is coming soons guys . Only 4k left if btc goes to 84k just start buying eth and alt coins
Specially ETH BTC XRP going to give good return and my favourite one is CHAINLINK
It’s not financial advice …

Look like we are starting to Bull Flag on the daily chart. Range is 2355-2540 on the Flag.
Upside Target: $400-500 pump from 2540. (2940-3040)
What do others think that are on long and short trades on ETH?

What is best Staking ETH ETF to join?? Thanks

Spend stablecoins and hold ETH because eth feels like the asset while USDT is what Id use day to day. That’s why I use for spending and not my ETH stack

Did they send users their tokens back as ETH?

>**Another bungle,**
>**Usage growth is a jungle,**
>*Always stay humble.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap