I’ve always respected $ETH for being the backbone of onchain activity, so that curiosity pushed me to try Bitget’s Onchain Trading Competition. I joined for three days with just my phone and spare USDT. The rules were clear, trading was smooth, and no Web3 wallet was needed. I explored new tokens like $QUQ and $JELLYJELLY along the way. Beginner-friendly, engaging, and a fun way to stay active this bull run. I’m also keeping an eye on similar onchain opportunities on Binance, as these competitions are becoming a smart way to stay sharp in the market.
$SOL is trending lower. If you’re in a scalp short, consider securing profits along the way, there’s nothing wrong with taking gains. For swing shorts, I’m anticipating Solana to move below $100 over the coming weeks.
$BTC remains the most trusted store of value in crypto, built on patience, scarcity, and long-term conviction.
I’ve been quietly stacking $BGB for the long term, and events like this reward consistency. With Bitget Crazy 48H Phase 8 ending soon, I joined with under $5k volume and I’m already ranking.
Just like using Binance Earn or Launchpool to grow steadily, buying BGB around $3.50 while earning extra BGB feels like smart positioning, not hype.
I’m not convinced we’ll see a straight move up from here, it doesn’t make much structural sense.
Ideally, we’d see another rejection around the 88.5–88.3K zone before taking out the lows.
I’m not looking to go long here. If price retests that level, you can short again until the lows are taken.
For me, the structure isn’t complete yet—only invalidation would change that.
PS: Either short again in the 88K range or wait until the lows are taken. I’m staying out of trades in between unless I see a clear shift in price action. #USNonFarmPayrollReport #Binanceholdermmt