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Keep an eye on $ENSO 👀

It's starting to show signs of strength, and if momentum continues to build, we could be looking at a potential breakout.

No need to chase green candles. The best entries usually come from patience and proper risk management.

A clean break above resistance could put ENSO on a lot more watchlists. For now, it's one of the charts I'm watching closely.

$SYN is finally getting the attention it deserves. 👀

After spending months under the radar, the chart is showing real strength with a strong weekly move and increasing trading volume. Recent ecosystem updates and renewed market interest have put SYN back on many watchlists.

That doesn't guarantee a straight line up, but it does mean this isn't just another random low-cap pump.

The projects that outperform in a bull market are often the ones everyone ignored during accumulation.

SYN is definitely one to keep an eye on over the coming weeks.

$RE is waking up again. 📈

The price action is starting to look interesting, and momentum is building once more. If buyers keep defending the current levels, the $1+ target doesn't look unrealistic anymore.

The key is not to FOMO into green candles. Let the market come to you, manage your risk, and stick to your plan.

Sometimes the biggest moves happen after everyone thinks the pump is over.

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$RAVE finally moved after sitting quiet for 2–3 months.

Personally, I don't think this was the main move.
It felt more like a test run—a quick liquidity grab to wake up the market and see how participants react.

If the project continues to build momentum and market conditions improve, I think the real move could still be ahead.

I'm not chasing the pump after it's already happened. I'd rather hold my position and see how the next few weeks play out.

Sometimes the biggest gains come after the market starts paying attention—not on the very first spike.

The $TON → GRM (Gram) transition is just a day away.

With futures trading and other ecosystem activities expected to open up after the migration, I wouldn't be surprised to see increased volatility and a potential short-term pump.

That's one of the reasons I'm keeping my position instead of trying to trade around the event.

Long term, I'm bullish as well.

Telegram has one of the largest user bases in the world, and if the ecosystem continues integrating crypto into everyday apps and payments, the growth potential is massive.

Short-term catalyst. Long-term conviction.

If there's one narrative I'm not sleeping on this cycle, it's Real World Assets (RWA).

And if I had to pick two projects leading that narrative, it would be Chainlink (LINK) and Ondo (ONDO).

🔗 $LINK is becoming the infrastructure layer that connects blockchains with real-world data and enables tokenized assets to move securely across different networks.

🏛️ $ONDO is bringing tokenized U.S. Treasuries and institutional-grade financial products on-chain, making traditional finance accessible through crypto.

One provides the infrastructure.

The other is building the products.

That's exactly why I like holding both.

As trillions of dollars in real-world assets gradually move on-chain over the coming years, projects enabling that transition could be among the biggest beneficiaries.

The RWA narrative is still in its early stages, and I believe LINK + ONDO is one of the strongest combinations to gain exposure to it.

$HBAR is the golden egg that hasn't turned golden... yet. 😂

Every cycle, there seems to be one project with strong technology, major enterprise partnerships, and solid fundamentals that just refuses to move when everyone expects it to.
For me, that's HBAR.

It has all the ingredients, but the price action has tested everyone's patience.

Maybe it stays that way.
Maybe one catalyst changes everything.

Until then, it's either one of the most frustrating holds... or one of the most rewarding in hindsight.

I'll happily wait and see. 🥚✨

I still think $SUI is a solid long-term project.

The recent price action has been terrible, largely because of the network outages and upgrade-related issues that hurt market confidence. The outages were caused by software bugs, not by a compromise of user funds, but they still weighed heavily on sentiment.

I started building my position around $0.70.

If BTC drops below $55K, I'll happily DCA again.

Despite the recent setbacks, SUI continues to generate real network fees and has one of the more active Layer 1 ecosystems. One rough period doesn't erase the long-term potential.

Not every correction means a project is dead.

Some of the best opportunities come when sentiment is at its worst.

I still don't understand the hate around $ICP

From a technology standpoint, it's one of the most advanced and fastest projects in crypto.

Yes, adoption has been slower than many expected, and its marketing hasn't done it any favors. But strong technology doesn't always get recognized immediately.

The reason I'm still holding is simple.
I bought my bags around $2.60.

When Bitcoin started dropping, I honestly expected ICP to lose the $2 level. Instead, it held up surprisingly well while many other altcoins kept bleeding.

That resilience caught my attention.

No one knows which project will eventually see mass adoption, but I'd rather own projects with strong fundamentals than chase hype every week.

$INJ has all the ingredients to be one of the most explosive projects of this cycle.

🤖 AI-powered infrastructure and applications
🔥 A deflationary model with continuous token burns
⚡ One of the fastest-growing ecosystems in DeFi and real-world asset tokenization

While most people are chasing whatever is pumping today, I'm focused on projects with strong fundamentals that continue to build.

If the market enters the next major uptrend, I wouldn't be surprised to see INJ outperform many of the top altcoins.

$NEAR is still one of the most underrated projects in crypto.

With a market cap of around $2.5B, it has exposure to some of the strongest long-term narratives:

🤖 AI infrastructure
🔒 Privacy-focused technologies
🛡️ Future post-quantum security initiatives

On top of that, it's one of the few Layer 1s generating meaningful network revenue while continuing to expand its ecosystem.

Everyone wants to buy after the breakout. I'd rather accumulate before the market catches on.

The start of a new month often brings fresh liquidity into the market, and with July 4th around the corner, we could see some bullish momentum if sentiment stays positive.

That said, I'm also watching the Clarity Act closely. If there's another delay or the market reacts negatively, don't be surprised by a sharp pullback.

I'm prepared for both scenarios.

If we rally, great.

If we dip, I'll stick to my DCA plan instead of chasing green candles.

The projects I'm accumulating the most:
🔥 $INJ
🔥 $NEAR
🔥 $LINK

Honorable mentions: ONDO, ICP, and XRP.

The goal isn't to catch every pump—it's to accumulate quality projects before the market realizes their value.

My strategy is simple.

I already started building my bags around $60K.

If Bitcoin drops to $50K, I'll buy more.

If it somehow reaches $40K, I'll buy even more.

I'm not trying to time the exact bottom or overanalyze every chart. I'd rather stick to my DCA plan than sit on the sidelines waiting for the "perfect" entry and risk missing the next cycle.

The three projects I'm accumulating the most are:

🔹 $INJ
🔹 $NEAR
🔹 $XRP

Sometimes the biggest gains come from having a plan and sticking to it when everyone else is panicking.

With Strategy signaling it may sell some Bitcoin to support its capital structure, don't be surprised if we see another sharp wave of volatility.

If that happens, don't panic.

Be ready with your DCA plan because opportunities like this don't come around often.

The projects I'm watching closely for the next leg up:

🔥 $INJ
🔥 $NEAR
🔥 $ONDO

Strong fundamentals, growing ecosystems, and if the market recovers, these are among the projects I'd expect to outperform.

I think BTC is likely to revisit the $57K area soon.

I already started building my position around $60K, and if we drop below $53K, I'll be buying more aggressively.

Below that level, I think the risk-to-reward starts becoming very attractive. The downside becomes relatively limited compared to the potential upside over the next cycle.

The projects I'm focusing on are:
• $NEAR
• $INJ
• $ONDO

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I think shorting $BNB around July 1 could be a reasonable trade given the uncertainty surrounding the MiCA compliance changes and how the market might react.

That said, this is a short-term trading idea, not a long-term bearish view.

Over the long run, I'm still bullish on BNB.
As Binance continues to expand its ecosystem, launch new products, and create more opportunities for users, I think BNB will continue to benefit from that growth.

So for me, it's a simple distinction:

Short term: Potential downside if the market reacts negatively to the MiCA-related changes.

Long term: Still one of the strongest exchange tokens to hold if you believe Binance keeps growing.

As always, if you're taking a short position, manage your risk with a stop-loss. Markets don't always react the way we expect.

One thing I've noticed from my own trading:
Almost every time I've shorted a coin that's been pumping hard over the weekend, I've ended up taking a loss initially.

The momentum usually stays stronger than expected, and trying to pick the exact top is rarely easy.

But interestingly, many of those same coins end up breaking their bullish structure by Monday once the weekend hype cools off and traders start taking profits.

The one exception for me has been $LAB . That coin seems to ignore every rule I think I know. 😅

Right now, $VELVET feels like a similar setup. I'm not rushing to call the top, but if history repeats itself, Monday will be the day I'm watching the closest.

As always, if I'm wrong, a stop-loss is there for a reason.

One event I'm watching closely is June 30, when $TON is expected to be swapped with GRAM, with futures and other trading products also expected to become available for $GRAM.

I think this could become a major catalyst for short-term price action.

My expectation is a pump—not because it's guaranteed, but because new listings, futures, and increased market access often bring a lot of attention and liquidity.

Long term, I'm even more interested.

If Pavel Durov executes the vision properly and integrates GRAM deeply into the Telegram ecosystem, I think it has the potential to build an ecosystem similar to what $BNB did around Binance.

It's still far too early to say it'll reach that level, but the opportunity is definitely worth watching.