The typo is 19:40, not 17:00.

AVAX, the wealth code

The main players in BTC and ETH are all fleeing for safety, so be cautious lately. Movements have quieted down, so proceed with caution. There will definitely be significant volatility around the interest rate cut on the 17th. Leveraged positions with significant recent gains should remember to lock in profits and set up break-even settings. Currently, all futures positions have been largely liquidated, with only SOL, YGG, and WLFI remaining for a wait-and-see approach, as they are showing strong performance, but I could sell them at any time. The contracts won't have profit-taking limits, so you could end up with nothing.

As soon as any of my posts seems to have some loopholes or seems to be wrong temporarily, the haters will start to criticize me. Just do your own trading well. If you are really good, you will trade and make money every day. You will not have time to find problems with others every day.

I did clear out a lot of small altcoins, and I also set stop-loss orders on the two I didn't. If my software hadn't alerted me, I might have still held on to them, and the drawdown would have been significant. Even last night's purchases were accompanied by stop-loss orders to avoid being deeply trapped.

Currently, the coins that can run on the 4H upper track and have a slightly stronger trend include BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, CKB, OKB, PEPE, AVAX, DOGE, and YGG.

Just a reminder that AVAX is also available now, as the strong support at 29 is difficult to break.

The stop loss of WLFI is wrong, it should be 0.208

The WLFI proposal to use 100% of the protocol's own liquidity (POL) fees to buy back $WLFI in the market and permanently destroy it seems to be a big deal. The current protocol revenue is not high, at most in the millions of dollars a year. However, WLFI's current market capitalization is around $5 billion, so this is clearly not a good idea.

In the Solana token issuance platform market share ranking over the past 24 hours, https://t.co/zs0IkNh5b0 ranked first with 84.1%, Letsbonk ranked second with 9.69%, and Believe ranked third with 2.31%. It seems pumping the market can solve all problems.