Zoey's Trades

Seeing the move in markets. Gradually will move to be fully active now. Like always, majority the trades will shared in the VIP Group with only a few trades in a week shared here. DM @tranquilityy86 for more info.

No Alt season until ETH is healthily past ATH. We’re still in the camp this happens before year end. For entertainment purposes only it might be around mid-November. In the case we’re wrong and there is no ATH for ETH, it means no alt season

Hi, just dropping in to say that Sunday pump post Trump announcements can’t be trusted fully. Time to stay cautiously optimistic aka better to not long anything etc till the clouds clear tomorrow

Yesterday was one of a day in the history of crypto. Now i reconcile that it was even bigger than Covid crash. No one saw this coming. If you're down bad it is still recoverable. If you want to vent out, or want to talk, I'm always here for any kind of help.

It was pretty common to see these flash crashes back in 2022 especially, the one back in August 2024 was a really bad one but I will be honest with you, I have not seen one like this one before with most big caps going -70% - 80% in few minutes. I know in terms of numbers also, this was the biggest liquidation event in crypto history but still, this is not something I have seen before. Atleast I don’t recall a day where Binance, the biggest crypto exchange is giving me server overloaded and system anamoly errors. I know it was a pretty rough day for all of us but stay strong, we’ll get out of this together.

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Market is tough right now. No proper momentum, setups failing, manipulation everywhere. But this won’t last forever. Likely one last shakeout into September’s rate cut. After that, we may see the market slowly shift into a bull phase. That’s when alt momentum may truly return. Stay patient !!!

Key Market Events – Week Overview Starting from Tuesday, markets will be driven by a combination of critical economic data and major earnings releases. Here's what to watch: Macro-Economic Data Tuesday • JOLTS Job Openings (U.S.) Wednesday • ADP Non-Farm Employment Change • FOMC Policy Decision & Statement Thursday • Bank of Japan (BOJ) Policy Rate Decision Earnings Season Highlights Tuesday • Visa Wednesday • Microsoft • Meta (Facebook) Thursday • Apple • Amazon Friday • Mastercard • Berkshire Hathaway

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), Approved by Senate today: The U.S. will owe a lot more money by the year 2034, between $2.4 trillion and $3.3 trillion more. This is because the government will collect less money from taxes (about $4 trillion less over 10 years). So, since the government is taking in less money but still spending, it has to borrow more, which increases the national debt. Which in other words means continued money printing. Think of it like this: If someone earns less but keeps spending the same, they’ll need to take out loans, and that’s what this bill could do to the country.

A general post on the state of market and some good advice. If you're going to buy anything in crypto at the moment for the long term, just stick with BTC and ETH as a general rule of thumb. Until the Fed pivots (again) we’re not going to see much action on the alt-coin side. I'm still confident the industry will have another large growth phase. This should be clear to the majority. If Trump is launching tons of crypto projects, we have regulatory clarity coming in July and we have ETFs continuing to take in BTC/ETH that tells you the real money is still coming. Retail is already sidelined and will be sidelined by the time all of this gets up and running. I’ve got a good pulse on interest in the space and it is a mess. Interest is worse than 2022/2023 when you look at search, youtube, X influencer growth etc. You’ll see a lot of people leave and only come back when the next euphoria phase is here. In general, anyone who is quitting crypto now will be good people to track later. When they come back click sell. If for example someone is messaging you now saying “how is all your crypto stuff going (insert snark)” jot their name down. Write something neutral back and just wait for them to enter the industry again (likely sell again - similar to when celebrities launched all the scams in Dec/Jan).

As long as 108200 acts as support for BTC, the upside will be in favor. The moment its broken, we will see instant to 106500 and 105500.

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If you are having Rune, it did 2x+ silently over the past 3 4 weeks in USDT terms and ETH terms also. Makes sense to sell for ETH

So BTC did revert to being 100K+ 😊

There May be a market reversal gradually now from here it looks like.

USA's tariff war with the whole world doesn't matter as much as it matters with just two countries: China and Canada. The rest of the whole world's trade with USA doesn't even come close to anything that would put a dent on USA's humongous GDP, however the trade size with Canada and China is an exception (which is HUGE compared to rest of the world). No matter how much they brag that countries such as Korea, Japan, etc. are willing to drop tariffs on US products to zero and brag about such wins, it means absolutely nothing until China and Canada caves in this trade war. So far it seems neither of these two are willing to bow down to Trump. So, be careful with stock trades as S&P500 might find lower lows every week until something has been settled between these two countries with US.

Crypto Market Update – Navigating Uncertainty & Institutional Trends The crypto market is going through a period of high volatility, influenced by macroeconomic uncertainty, institutional involvement, and the usual social media noise. Bitcoins long-term prospects remain positive, however , short-term price movements have been irrational, largely driven by speculation and hype. Institutional & ETF Impact : Bitcoin ETFs have brought a lot of attention and liquidity to the market, with billions in inflows. However, recent outflows show that uncertainty still lingers. Despite this, institutions continue to show interest, and we’re seeing more corporations adding BTC to their balance sheets. Market Sentiment & Social Media Manipulation : It’s no secret that the crypto space has turned into a playground for influencers and speculation. Last weekend was a perfect example—Bitcoin jumped over $10,000 in just a few hours, fueled by FOMO and nothing fundamentally solid. Moves like this don’t help serious traders or retail investors. Instead, they create unnecessary risk and uncertainty. The market is filled with people trying to push their own narratives, and unfortunately, this has become the new norm. Macroeconomic Factors : Beyond crypto, the broader financial markets are dealing with key macro factors—Federal Reserve policies, inflation concerns, and regulatory changes are all playing a role. Governments are still figuring out their stance on crypto, with some progress on regulatory clarity, but risks remain. Current Positioning & Risk Management : Our stance hasn’t changed—we’re off-risk. We don’t see a clear opportunity for a market reversal yet, and altcoins still aren’t showing strong signs of an uptrend. We are watching everything closely, but there’s no reason to force trades when the market isn’t giving clear signals. Final Thoughts : We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again—quality over quantity. We are not here throw random signals just for the sake of it. Our focus is on real opportunities backed by data, strategy, and discipline. Right now, that means waiting. Ignore the hype, avoid the noise, and don’t get caught in someone else’s narrative. 99% of the opinions you see online are self-serving and irrational. When the time is right, we’ll act. Until then, patience is the best strategy.

The markets have reacted to the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump on Canada, Mexico, and China. These tariffs, which include a 25% levy on goods from Canada and Mexico, and a 10% tariff on Chinese imports, are expected to negatively impact GDP numbers, potentially pulling global equities down as well. Given the higher beta of crypto markets, increased volatility is anticipated over the coming weeks and months. In the US, these tariffs are expected to raise production costs for industries such as oil, lumber, minerals, and automotive manufacturing, potentially adding up to $3,000 to the price of some cars. This could lead to higher consumer prices and increased inflation. The Federal Reserve has expressed caution about cutting borrowing costs due to the uncertainty surrounding these tariffs. Additionally, the tariffs could disrupt supply chains and lead to retaliatory measures from trading partners, further complicating the economic outlook. A reversal of this trend could occur if these countries manage to strike a deal or if President Trump decides to remove the tariffs, although this seems unlikely at the moment. In light of these developments, we recommend maintaining an off-risk bias on the crypto markets.

The release of DeepSeek AI has caused some panic in global markets, as their model threatens large US tech stocks, primarily due to its efficiency. DeepSeek AI consumes less energy and is less reliant on GPUs, which, combined with hedging and off-risk positions before the FOMC, has contributed to market volatility. we believe this sentiment will be short-lived. Additionally, it's worth noting that several large US tech companies have earnings calls this week. Positive earnings could result in prices heading up again, which should help push the crypto markets back up.