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Has Bitcoin started a downtrend? Looking at the daily chart, the MACD's fast and slow lines have crossed negatively at a high level. The key point is whether it will break below the support at the 79000 Bollinger middle band. If it does break down effectively, then 82800 will mark the top of this rally. If it holds, we might see one last dance, possibly up to around 83300. At this point, be super cautious; it’s better to stay on the sidelines than to long. You can try a small short position though. Some bloggers are saying Bitcoin has pumped, and it’s time for altcoin season, right? Purely a lack of understanding, there’s no such thing as altcoin season in a bear market; it's best to steer clear. In the next couple of days, there will be a Sino-US meeting, and if positive outcomes materialize, something big might be coming. Don't believe it? Just wait and see!
The main character invited to dance on the dining table has been found; her name is Liu Jiao Jiao. But hey, let's not overthink it. If you've seen her previous videos, it's clear this isn't her first rodeo. She's always been into that lively and open style of expression. Is there anything wrong with that?
The audacity of these scammers just keeps growing; they’re even pulling off extortion schemes across the ocean.
Shenzhen businesswoman Luo Changli went hard on NBA Bucks owner Edens. After they just hooked up, she pulls out a secretly recorded video and demands a whopping $1.2 billion.
That’s a seriously outrageous ask. The American billionaire initially offered $6.5 million to settle, but she wasn't having it. Instead, she raised her demand to $1.215 billion, claiming she caught a virus, clearly trying to replicate the domestic scheme used against Su Xiangmao.
Little did she know, Western capitalists don’t play this game; they called the cops. When the FBI searched her place, they found the phone used for the crime hidden in a tissue box. She tried to make a run for it at the airport but got caught red-handed.
She’s currently out on $500,000 bail and under house arrest. Some people online are even idolizing this as a 'money-making ceiling.'
This kind of greed is like a snake trying to swallow an elephant. She’s been running wild domestically, thinking she could escape the law abroad, but she totally crashed and burned. She tried to pull a fast one and ended up getting nabbed by the FBI—it’s poetic justice.
What do you all think? Is this greedy downfall something she brought upon herself?
Wang Xinling raked in 3.5 million from a single performance. Someone in the audience shouted for her to take off her jacket, and she just smiled, took it off, and handed it over. Her team said it was part of the act, but the video went viral online, and she got slammed for losing her value.
But if you think about it, does 3.5 million in her pocket really cost her anything when someone shouts? Nope. During her roughest times, tickets for her Taipei concert were just 10 bucks each, and at a small town gig, the stage was decked out with plastic flowers, the sound system was so bad you could barely hear, and kids were running around causing a ruckus. She even got criticized for being in her thirties and still trying to be cute, which was super awkward.
In 2022, she rode the wave to fame again, and everyone thought she’d land big projects. Instead, she turned around and went to a performance in a small town in Fujian, with the stage set up next to a market. The backstage monitors were buzzing, and the sound engineer squatted on the floor for twenty minutes fixing it while she just stood there waiting. After singing four songs, she stayed smiling the whole time. When someone asked why she doesn’t pick her gigs, she said every stage is important.
To put it in layman's terms: when the cash is in, everything is negotiable. After twenty years in the game, she’s been through it all. Dealt with ex-boyfriends leaking private photos, being exploited by her company, and getting dragged through the mud by the media to the point of depression, yet she’s still standing. You can bet she’s got a strategy. A shout won’t kill her; if she misses out on a gig, her team of dozens will be left struggling. That move of taking off her jacket may look like she’s being put upon in front of the camera, but to her, it’s just part of the job.
She’s not just a naive sweetheart; she knows how to keep her dignity tucked away and get the job done while cashing in. The 'Sweetheart' title is real, but the sweetness is just an act. So don’t feel sorry for her. She’ll always smile through her losses because in the end, when the numbers are crunched, she comes out on top. But honestly, does she really swallow that meal comfortably?
With just 6 months left until the midterms, Iran is a mess, domestic oil prices are soaring, and approval ratings are looking ugly.
Trump’s visit to China is all about turning the tide, with 3 direct benefits:
(1) Orders → Jobs
China buying Boeing → Seattle factories working overtime China buying agricultural products → Midwestern farmers are happy China buying energy → Texas workers have jobs These are solid votes converted into blue-collar support.
Nvidia loosening exports to China, tech stocks rally American citizens' retirement accounts go up Account recovery = approval ratings recovery, quick results.
(3) Closing Big Deals → Election Ammo
Regardless of the truth, he can return home claiming the greatest deal in history. Twitter, speeches, media pumping positive news for a month. This is the best promotional material for the midterm elections.
In summary, during this visit, the chances of Trump not sealing the big deals are very low.
With such a massive entourage, it’s clear he’s there to sign big contracts.
For us in the crypto space, the next 48 hours are a concentrated window of good news.
Sit tight, don’t make any moves, secure profits with stop-losses, and follow the signals.
A woman from Hangzhou hid from her husband that she spent over 1.6 million at a KTV.\n\nMr. Cao has been out on business for a long time, handing all his money to his wife, Ms. He, to manage. One day, Ms. He was taken by her girlfriend to a newly opened KTV to unwind, where they offered two male models for free companionship.\nAt first, Ms. He felt a bit awkward, but the male models kept calling her 'sister', with their looks, abs, and smooth talk, she was instantly hooked. After that, she got totally caught up in it, actively going back to the KTV multiple times to book male models, tipping over 600,000, and spent more than 1 million on drinks, nearly all of which were consumed by the male models. This money was originally left by her husband for her to use in business.\n\nWhen Mr. Cao noticed something was off with the funds, Ms. He tearfully confessed that she was 'mentally controlled' by the male models. Mr. Cao, feeling soft-hearted, forgave his wife but insisted on getting a refund from the KTV. The KTV outright refused. According to Article 148 of the Civil Code, only proof of fraud can annul a contract. The sales tactics and the display of abs by the male models are considered normal business practices and are hard to define as fraud.\n\nPreviously, there were similar cases in Guangdong and Zhejiang, where courts often ruled that consumers engaged in voluntary spending, and refund requests were mostly denied.\n\nWhat does everyone think?
(1) Official announcement, Trump’s visit to China moved up
Originally scheduled for May 14-15, now arriving in Beijing on the evening of May 13, with formal meetings on May 14-15
The announcement came earlier than expected, and the pace is tighter than anticipated, indicating both sides want to seal the deal
From tonight until Friday, major news could drop every day, so keep your eyes peeled
(2) Let’s first look at South Korea in the next couple of days
May 12-13, the US and China are sitting down in South Korea to discuss trade, serving as a warm-up before the meetings
If talks go smoothly → Trump lands in Beijing on Wednesday, and the market might jump the gun
If talks get tense → the outcome will only be clear on the day of the meeting, and the market might lag until May 15
By the way, from on-chain data, institutions have been accumulating over the past couple of days, big funds haven't exited yet; who knows what they're up to
(3) What to do today
Keep your positions stable, take profits if you're in the green, don’t let unrealized gains turn into losses
If the talks in South Korea go well → Bitcoin spikes to 8.3 → clear your position, secure those gains
On the day of the meeting (May 14), if good news is confirmed → exit before the meeting wraps, don't get greedy for the last bit
If talks fall apart → drop below 80k → or even lower, don’t bet on a rebound
There could be a big shake-up any day now, avoid spot buying, remember, prioritize shorting contracts!
It's been 18 years, a forever ache in the hearts of the Chinese people, may the departed rest in peace. How many of you still remember the Wenchuan earthquake back then?
A 34-year-old full-time housewife from Henan excitedly headed to a reunion, only to find herself in a private room with 12 male classmates. Unprepared, she ended up performing at the table, and the results were disastrous—her private moments ended up being spread all over the internet, ruining her reputation.\n\nThe online backlash was fierce, with netizens questioning: "Why didn't she clarify the situation before the gathering? With all those male classmates, a self-respecting woman would never have shown up. Who can she blame for her own lack of discretion? She should take full responsibility for her actions. A person who values themselves wouldn't get played like that; upon discovering it was all guys, she should have made an excuse to leave.\n\nMoreover, she was the class beauty back in the day, with her husband involved in the building materials business, living quite comfortably. She went all out with her makeup for the meeting, presenting herself like a princess, and nearly had a wardrobe malfunction while trying to flirt. Mistaking a lack of boundaries for boldness and interpreting the lewd antics of these men as admiration. Little did she know, these middle-aged men saw her as nothing more than a joke at the drinking table and a side dish.\n\nWhile her husband worked hard outside, she willingly degraded herself at the table, losing her dignity and failing her family. This farce was truly lowbrow and disgraceful.\n\nDo you think it's her fault?
The visit of the 'understanding king' to China is from May 13-15. What major events might unfold?
Trade and Tariffs: The US wants China to buy more American goods, like soybeans and planes, while lowering tariffs. China aims to stabilize exports and avoid being choked. There might be some minor agreements or statements signaling a thaw in relations, but it won't resolve all issues overnight.
Iran and the Middle East: Right now, the Strait of Hormuz is buzzing, and the US hopes China will help pressure Iran to prevent oil prices from skyrocketing. China also wants stability to avoid a global economic fallout.
Tech and Taiwan: Sensitive topics like chips, rare earths, and AI will be touched upon, but it's likely to be more talk with small concessions rather than a major overhaul.
Overall Tone: Both sides aim to showcase controlled relations and avoid direct confrontations. After the meeting, there might be an announcement about a return visit to the US later this year, serving as a confidence booster for the market.
Outcome: No mega surprises, like a complete end to the trade war. However, it won't collapse either; it’s more about cooling down, discussing, and signing some deals. In the short term, benefits may outweigh the downsides. For the crypto space, simply put: there might be a rebound in the short term, but looking at the larger trend, expect a fluctuating downtrend or gradual decline. For those trading contracts, manage your positions well; risk comes first!
Bitcoin surged to 82,000, then pulled back to 80,000, shaking out both longs and shorts
Big players usually wash out both sides before meetings
Clear out spot positions; for contracts, focus on shorting above 83,300!
(2) Countdown to the meeting: 3 days, what’s the move?
The understanding is that the King is visiting China, bringing along the CEOs of Nvidia, Apple, and Boeing
So far, there’s been no official announcement from the Chinese side; both sides are still negotiating
Initial plan: pump to 83,000 before the meeting and cash out Reality: stuck around 80,000 for a week with no movement
(3) What to do for short-term trading now?
Scenario A (50% chance): On 5/12-13, suddenly pump to 83,000-84,000, and then short immediately
Scenario B (45% chance): On 5/14, the meeting day, good news may pump the market to entice longs, but after the meeting, a drop is likely, so be ready to run when it pumps
Scenario C (5% chance): Negotiation results underwhelming, potentially leading to a waterfall drop, though this is less likely
For those who have already made profits from bottom fishing Bitcoin in the short term, definitely set your take-profit and stop-loss levels to protect your capital; learn to avoid losses before you can earn
Then on 5/15, Powell's inauguration speech might provide another pump opportunity before another drop, so keep a close watch.
As long as we don't drop below 79000, we could see one last bounce, and then we’ll be eyeing the resistance around 83300. If we break that level, it signals the start of a bearish trend. Hope you've cleared your spot positions! Keep those short orders ready! The bearish trend is looming, and with a whole month until the World Cup, let's sit back and watch the show!