Honestly, this market really knows how to mess with people. 😎 A few days ago, before bed, it looked sluggish, but when I opened the chart in the morning, it was lively, $XRP This long position finally gave the answer. During the bottoming process, I watched closely. There were always buyers below XRP, the pullback held, and selling pressure didn't continue to increase 👀 At that time, everyone was still waiting. I judged it wasn't weak but accumulating at lows, so I suggested going long. From 1.0342 to now 1.0509, return +151.11%, hitting the rhythm feels great 📈🎉 This is not about impulse, it's about waiting for the right position. Not afraid of it grinding, just afraid you panic first. When it's time to eat, don't pretend to be calm. No hesitation on the position, take profit 80% first 💰, set a cost-price stop for the remaining 20% ✅ If it continues to pump later, let the profits run; if it pulls back, don't gamble away the good gains. If you missed it, don't chase 🚨 Chasing from behind is easy to get hurt. Wait for the next clear signal, wait for a more comfortable entry 📌 ‍$BTC $ETH

#BTCProbes60KKeySupportLevel Bitcoin holds above $60,000; Strategy’s financing model under scrutiny Bitcoin continued to hold above the $60,000 level on Saturday. Broader cryptocurrency markets maintained their upward momentum as investors weighed growing concerns regarding Strategy’s Bitcoin accumulation strategy ahead of a critical dividend reset. Bitcoin was trading at $60,348.40, up 0.73%, maintaining its position above the psychologically significant $60,000 mark. Market attention is largely focused on June 30, the date when Strategy’s STRC perpetual preferred shares will trade ex-dividend and undergo a monthly dividend rate reset. Investors holding the shares prior to the ex-dividend date will receive an initial semi-monthly dividend payment of $0.48 per share on July 15. The dividend reset is viewed as a particularly significant development. STRC is currently trading around $73—approximately 27% below its $100 par value—pushing the effective yield to around 15%. Some investors anticipate that Strategy will raise the dividend rate from its current 11.5% level to better reflect market pricing. Weakness in STRC has reignited debate over Strategy’s capital-raising model. In an interview, Brad Garlinghouse stated that he remains optimistic about Bitcoin but argued that the company's reliance on issuing preferred shares to fund additional Bitcoin purchases has negatively impacted the broader cryptocurrency market. Garlinghouse characterized this approach as financial engineering rather than long-term value creation and cited the drop in STRC below its par value as evidence of waning investor confidence in the financing model. He emphasized that his criticisms were directed at the financing strategy, not at Bitcoin itself. Strategy has accumulated a total of approximately 844,000 Bitcoin at an average purchase price of around $75,600 per coin. Given that Bitcoin is trading around $60,350, the company's unrealized losses exceed $12 billion. This paper loss exceeds the total market capitalization of many well-known cryptocurrencies—including Dogecoin, Cardano, Chainlink, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash—highlighting the scale of Strategy’s leveraged exposure to the world's largest cryptocurrency. Some analysts question whether the company should temporarily slow its Bitcoin purchases and strengthen its cash position, as falling preferred share prices make raising new capital more difficult. Others argue that while the efficiency of the financing model may have diminished, it remains functional, suggesting that long-term performance hinges on a recovery in Bitcoin's price rather than short-term fluctuations in preferred shares. Cryptocurrency prices today: Altcoins show mixed performance following earlier gains Broader cryptocurrency markets traded mixed on Saturday amidst low trading volumes. Ether rose 0.5% to $1,583.12. XRP gained 1.2%, while BNB fell 1.0%. Solana dropped 0.8% and Cardano declined 1.0%. Among memecoins, Dogecoin fell 0.8% and TRUMP dropped 1.8%. ‍$BTC $XRP $DOGE

This one drop came down, and the chart stopped pretending! 📉🔥 A few days ago before bed, I saw $XRP still oscillating at highs, seemingly about to continue upward, but what I noticed was that volume wasn't following and there was clear resistance above. It would rally a bit and then go soft. Before the chart had fully triggered, I opened a short on XRP around 1.1661 as planned. The logic at the time was simple: no one was buying the breakout, insufficient support, too much bull trap flavor 👀 This is the rhythm. Don't fear it grinding; fear you panicking first. Now the price has come to 1.0528, and this wave's profit directly hit +903.19%, the short position cashed out nicely 🎯💰 The grinding was real, but after it played out, it was truly satisfying. On position sizing, don't be greedy. First close 80% and take profit ✅ The remaining 20% is protected at cost, let profits run if it continues dropping, and don't give back profits on a rebound 🔔 If you missed it, don't chase. Chasing a tail makes the mentality chaotic ⚠️ Wait for the next clear signal, wait for a retracement confirmation, move when a new structure emerges. The market lacks not opportunities, but patience 📌 ‍$BTC $ETH