【$APT Signal】1H Oversold Rebound + Negative Fee Rate Support $APT 1H RSI drops to 31.6, buying depth ratio is 2.19, funding rate is -0.0079%. Price touches the lower Bollinger Band at 0.9463 and slightly pulls back, 4H MACD histogram is still expanding but 1H histogram is narrowing, indicating weakening bearish momentum. The risk-reward ratio at this level is acceptable, tentative long entry with sufficient safety margin. 🎯Direction: Long ⚡Entry/Order: 0.9509 - 0.9572 🛑Stop Loss: 0.9433 🚀Target 1: 0.9849 🚀Target 2: 0.9988 🛡️Trade Management: - Execute strategy: reduce 50% of position after reaching Target 1, and move stop loss to break-even. If price falls back into the entry zone, exit automatically to protect principal. Depth logic: 1H oversold + negative fee rate support, buy depth far exceeds sell pressure, selling pressure is quickly absorbed. Once the rebound starts, short covering may accelerate. Clear short-term sniper point, tight stop loss. View real-time market 👇 $APT --- Follow me: Get more real-time analysis and insights on the crypto market! #WCTC交易王PK #比特币突破7.9万美元 $BTC $ETH $SOL

$SOL So weak! From recent correlations, SOL is clearly in a passive and weak position. During BTC and ETH's upward cycles, SOL's momentum to follow the rise is severely lacking. And once the mainstream coins enter a correction, SOL's decline is often amplified. Given this structural weakness, long positions must be converted into high-frequency short-term trades. Avoid treating "hard holding on the left side" or "doubling the gamble" as trading goals. Never hold onto the illusion of "doubling your money" by toughing it out; it’s pointless. The only survival rule in this market is: keep an eye on the market, take profits when you’ve made enough, and quickly withdraw and run—don’t be greedy. Sister Mei personally prefers Ethereum because it’s relatively more stable. Therefore, Sister Mei has already advised her followers to take profits and exit, with a small amount of 1800U #伊朗提出霍尔木兹海峡重开协议条件 .

Meet 2Fast, the MEV wallet who made $1.8M in a single transaction: 2Fast1RAxFtcXipCucpJhFQACiksuySKa8E9S9ckwVYY In January 2024, a Solana searcher known as 2Fast executed one of the most extraordinary publicly documented MEV trades ever seen on chain. In roughly 20 seconds, the wallet turned 703 SOL into 19,035 SOL, extracting approximately 18,332 SOL in profit about $1.8 million at the time. What happened? It started with a fat-finger trade in a low-liquidity dogwifhat ( $WIF ) pool. A trader placed a very aggressive buy order and because the pool had very little liquidity, that order pushed the token price absurdly high and 2Fast saw it coming. The bot spotted the mistake: Using Jito’s block engine, the bot detected a profitable opportunity before the victim’s trade finalized. The bot realized: - Someone was about to overpay massively for WIF - WIF could be bought cheaply first - Then sold back into the victim’s inflated order This was a sandwich-style MEV bundle. 2Fast bought WIF first: The wallet sent: 703.31 SOL to buy: 490,143.9 WIF This was the setup leg. It accumulated WIF before the victim’s order pushed price vertical, at roughly the time of the trade, WIF was trading around $0.12 That was approximately the “real” market value the bot was buying near. The victim’s trade exploded the price: Because liquidity was thin, the victim’s order caused catastrophic slippage. The victim effectively bought WIF as if it were worth roughly: $3.3 per token That means the trader was paying around: 15x above real market price. 2Fast sold into the inflated price: Only after the victim pushed price vertical did 2Fast sell. The bot dumped its 490k WIF back into the same distorted market. It received: 19,035.96 SOL That created: Initial capital: 703 SOL Exit value: 19,035 SOL Profit: 18,332 SOL All from a single atomic sequence. The Jito tip: 2Fast didn’t just “send a transaction", it submitted a Jito bundle. A bundle lets searchers package transactions together and bid for block inclusion. The searcher basically tells validators: Include my bundle in the next block and I’ll pay you, that payment is the Jito tip. 2Fast paid: 890.42 SOL to: jitotip6.sol (the Jito tip account routed to the winning validator) The validator associated with the winning block was Figment. So the validator got paid to include the profitable bundle. That’s how searchers and validators share MEV. Why this worked, three ingredients created the perfect storm. 1. A trader made a massive pricing mistake, Everything starts there. Without the fat-finger order, no opportunity exists. 2. Low liquidity amplified the error, Thin pools make prices move violently. A huge order can distort pricing dramatically, that created the exploitable window. 3. 2Fast was faster than everyone else, Many bots likely saw it, 2Fast simply won the auction. By bidding the higher Jito tip it got block priority and captured the trade. Signer: 2Fast1RAxFtcXipCucpJhFQACiksuySKa8E9S9ckwVYY Transaction signature: 4tiBb51sbUsQshoNU8VbzaiiXxnBucJ6po9tY3BQ2VWVGPSNTAgAXuXSdRSC82zJ9rHtjBrS1174ghZf96p1pqde Slot: 241056629 This may be the largest publicly documented single-transaction MEV event on Solana, and possibly one of the biggest ever recorded.