I haven’t checked SanDisk in a long time, and I was honestly surprised to see its recent peak reach $1,900. If I had managed my position properly from the beginning, I’d probably have enough dry powder left to short SanDisk now. It’s around $1,716 at the moment. The trend may not have topped out yet, but I still want to look for a short opportunity. Sometimes I genuinely envy traders with bigger capital. Those big players and talented traders can casually put tens of thousands of dollars into a

A stronger US dollar is generally a headwind for dollar-denominated assets like Bitcoin and gold. The US dollar is the world’s primary reserve and debt-denomination currency. When the dollar appreciates, the cost of servicing dollar-denominated debt can rise, often encouraging investors to reduce exposure to risk assets. The US Dollar Index (DXY) has gained around 2.6% since September 9, reaching a two-month high of 101.69 on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Bitcoin pulled back to the $83,000–$84,000 range a

In 2023, when $BTC rebounded toward $25K, it formed a double top and failed to establish sustained closes above that level. The breakout attempt was quickly rejected, and price returned toward the previous range. This time, the structure looks different. $BTC has printed a higher weekly high and is currently consolidating above the previous high, suggesting a potential shift in market structure rather than a simple double-top setup. Another key difference: the maximum drawdown in the current bea

Before the US stock market even opened, crypto was already under pressure — while gold struggled to recover from its sharp selloff. $BTC current price ~$83,200, 24-hour decline around -1%. BTC has now experienced several consecutive losing sessions, with rising US Treasury yields, stronger oil prices and expectations of another Fed hike weighing on risk assets. The $82K–$83K area remains an important short-term demand zone. Resistance: $84,000–$85,000 Support: $82,000, next $80,000 $ETH current