WaveKingRick

$ HIGH Garbage coin, dead cat bounce???
Should you short or go long on HIGH at this point? To put it plainly, it’s a classic range-bound, tightly controlled coin—there’s no sustained main capital pushing the trend. It’s more about pulling it back and forth to stir up and harvest emotions. If you want to trade it, don’t entertain fantasies about a trend—treat it as a swing-trading tool. The most solid idea right now is not to chase the price after it has already been pumped up. Once this kind of coin spikes, it can crash back just as fast. Instead, it’s more cost-effective when there’s a sud

$ETH Morning Market Analysis
From the current short-term structure, the market has shifted from the previous one-way rally upwards to a gradual consolidation at high levels. The resistance above is still quite obvious, but compared to yesterday, the suppression zone has moved slightly downward, now mainly stuck around 2330-2350. In the morning, the price tried to push up several times, but each time it was pushed back at this level, unable to stabilize, indicating that there are still many sellers above. This can also be seen from the candlestick structure: the highs are gradually being pushe

$SIREN Old fans steadily locked in profits of 4,000U—this is the real “hotspot”
Brother Rui recently noticed the SIREN coin’s K-line suddenly crash, with a large outflow of funds. Without hesitation, he made a call—this isn’t the main force dumping and running; this is an opportunity!
I directly had the old fans enter a short position decisively from 1.55, with a target of 1.05. In the end, the profit was 4,300U.
Can you imagine it? This ten-minute move could be half a year’s salary for most people.
When I wrote this article, the SIREN coin had already dropped to 0.36, hitting a new all-time l

Brothers, $ORDI has already reached 7.5, and this pullback is close to 30%+.
The sentiment has basically been crushed. Now the focus is on two points:
7-7.3—can it hold steady? (If it holds, there’s a chance)
Above 8 to 8.5, once volume increases, it can easily turn into a rebound
This kind of position is very typical:
The part that should be cut has been cut. Next, either it continues grinding, or it suddenly pumps a segment.
Rick personally leans toward not necessarily reversing, but there is a probability of a rebound to 9—it's to follow where the funds are moving next. Don’t wait un

$ORDI Morning strategy analysis: massive capital injection—will ORDI see a sudden surge???
This wave of ORDI isn’t just kicking off anymore; the rhythm has clearly changed.
It was a steady pull upward before—now it’s above 9 and starting to keep wobbling back and forth. With 10.5 capping it above and 8.5–9 propping it up below, put simply, it’s people rotating at high levels. This is the spot where the easiest thing to happen is rushing in to catch the bag.
My thinking is very simple: don’t chase—just wait for a pullback.
As long as 8.5–9 can still hold, there’s still a chance to move up furth

$ORDI
Breaking $7??? Could it be the next $RAVE ??? ORDI surged 90% in a single day, driven by the main players controlling the market, not by retail investors. The logic behind the rise is simple: recently, the BIT inscription narrative has been reignited. When there's hype, funds follow; with funds, the price can continue to push higher. Rick analyzed that the main players haven't shown obvious distribution yet; it's more about pulling up and washing out at the same time. As long as key levels aren't broken, this wave isn't over. Rick believes there's still a push higher, targeting 7.0 - 7.

$RAVE Everyone needs to pay attention—the big sickle is coming soon.。
RAVE This retracement was actually already written into the K-line a long time ago. The day before, it dropped 30% straight away, and many people’s first reaction was: It’s over, the whales have run away. But when you look back, this kind of drop isn’t distribution—it’s deliberate smashing of emotions. Why do I say that? First, this sharp sell-off didn’t involve continuous high-volume dumping; it was more that panic sellers ended up trampling themselves. Second, during the decline, there wasn’t a clear outflow of on-chain