Momentum Trades

Mini profit, soon 🔜

GM 👀 I’m open $BTC long, will profit 💵💵💵 59000$ — good level, I want 62000-64000$ 📈

Seven weeks of ETF outflows 😂 Bitcoin keeps hovering around $60K. The bearish takes are getting louder 😁 Same chart. Same emotions 🤝

🚨 Binance Futures listing detected: $CAP 🔹 Pair: CAP/USDT 📈 Event: USDT-margined perpetual contract 🏦 Market: Binance Futures 💵 Price at alert: $0.029199 ⏳ Coin age: ~1 days 🛰 Source: Binance official announcement websocket 🕒 Detected: 2026-06-27T10:50:44.489Z 📊 Move since alert: 10m: pending 1h: pending 6h: pending 🔗 Official announcement 🎯 Check spot market on Bybit #ListingSignal #BinanceListing Not financial advice.

Sleep for 7 years 😂 Wake up. Sell 27,585 ETH 😂 Some wallets have better timing than CT 🤝

📈 BTC swept the major lows, and I'm starting to build a long position from current levels At the very least, I'm targeting a bounce toward $62k. After such an aggressive flush, the market should see some relief, especially over the weekend. I'll add to the position only if the setup continues to confirm. Let's see if the bears are finally running out of momentum 🤝 👉 Trading on ByBit

Bitcoin transactions just hit a 2-year high 🤣 Over 860,000 in a single day. Narratives come and go 😁 Blocks keep filling 🤝

Bitcoin inflation is below 1% 😂 Next halving takes it under 0.5%. The supply schedule never gets emotional 😁 Neither does the code 🤝

🤯 Who dumped $470M worth of BTC in a single minute? CryptoQuant spotted an anomaly on Binance: during the sharp drop below $60,000, approximately $470 million worth of Bitcoin was sold in just one minute. Total selling volume exceeded $1.2 billion within a single hour 📉 Normally, volumes like this are associated with retail panic. But the speed and execution raise some interesting questions. Who can unload nearly half a billion dollars worth of BTC in seconds without causing an even larger immediate collapse? 👀 This looks less like retail capitulation and more like large players, institutional desks, or market makers aggressively closing positions after a key support level broke. When liquidity disappears and important levels fail, forced selling can snowball very quickly. The real question is whether this was the final flush… or just the first wave.

Bitcoin OGs stopped selling 😂 5+ year holders are now spending less than 1,000 BTC per day. The crowd changes its mind every candle 😁 Old coins don't care 🤝

Ethereum Foundation cut its budget by 40% 😂 Bull markets fund everything. Bear markets force priorities 😁 Different conditions. Different decisions 🤝

💸 Strategy may need to hit the brakes on Bitcoin purchases According to CryptoQuant analysts, the company's annual dividend obligations have nearly quadrupled to $1.2 billion, while its cash reserves have declined by 38% during 2026 📉 The liquidity picture is changing fast. Previously, Strategy had enough liquidity to cover its obligations for more than 7 years. Based on current estimates, that runway has shrunk to roughly 14 months. Because of this, analysts argue that the company should focus on rebuilding cash reserves rather than continuing aggressive Bitcoin accumulation. 👀 The key question for the market is whether Strategy remains the largest marginal buyer of BTC — or whether preserving liquidity becomes a higher priority than stacking more coins.

Everyone wants digital money 😬 The hard part is keeping it free 🤤 Awkward 🤝

📈 Bybit is jumping on the AI trend too — and honestly, this one is actually useful. The exchange has launched AI Subaccounts. If you want to test a trading bot, Claude Code, Cursor, or any other AI agent, you no longer need to give it access to your entire account. Here's how it works 👇 1️⃣ Create a dedicated subaccount. 2️⃣ Fund it with the amount you want to allocate. 3️⃣ Connect your AI agent via API. Done Your main balance stays completely separate and inaccessible to the bot. What you can configure: 💵 Capital limits — default limit is $5,000, but it can be adjusted. 🛡 Risk controls — set a maximum leverage level so your AI doesn't decide to run a "science experiment" on your account. 🔒 Isolated access — the bot can only operate within the subaccount and has no access to your primary funds. This is actually a pretty clean way to experiment with AI trading tools without constantly worrying about your deposit. And you? Would you trust an AI to manage your trades, or are you still clicking the buttons yourself? 👀

Everyone has a favorite chain 😂 The market doesn't care. 95% of tokenized stock volume happened on Solana this week 😁 The market already voted 🤝

Ethereum has a coordination problem 😂 Everyone wants the benefits. Nobody wants the bill 😁 Awkward 🤝

Six weeks of ETF outflows 😂 Everyone watches the money. Bitcoin follows the rules 😁 Guess which one lasts longer 🤝

🚨 Binance Futures listing detected: $ARX 🔹 Pair: ARX/USDT 📈 Event: USDT-margined perpetual contract 🏦 Market: Binance Futures 💵 Price at alert: $0.43 ⏳ Coin age: ~1 days 🛰 Source: Binance official announcement websocket 🕒 Detected: 2026-06-23T03:30:39.577Z 📊 Move since alert: 10m: pending 1h: pending 6h: pending 🔗 Official announcement 🎯 Check futures market on Gate.io 🎯 Check spot market on Bybit #ListingSignal #BinanceListing Not financial advice.

🚨 Upbit listing detected: $ARX 🔹 Pair: ARX/USDT 🏦 Market: Upbit spot 💵 Price at alert: $0.44591 ⏳ Coin age: ~1 days 🛰 Source: Upbit official REST announcements API 🕒 Detected: 2026-06-23T02:00:20.363Z 📊 Move since alert: 10m: pending 1h: pending 6h: pending 🔗 Official announcement 🎯 Check spot market on Bybit #ListingSignal #UpbitListing Not financial advice.

🔹 ETH liquidation clusters remain fairly balanced right now The two major liquidity zones sit around $1,900 and $1,600 👀 This creates an interesting setup: the market has enough fuel on both sides, meaning neither bulls nor bears have a clear advantage at the moment. 📈 A move toward $1,900 could trigger a wave of short liquidations and accelerate upside momentum. 📉 A drop toward $1,600 would put long positions under pressure and could spark another round of forced selling. As usual, the market tends to move toward the largest pool of liquidity first. The only question is which side gets harvested before the next major trend begins 🤝