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You're spot on, Emma. I tracked a small DeFi project myself; its TVL jumped 300% in a week after migrating from Ethereum to Polygon, purely due to those sub-$0.01 transaction costs.

Luna, what specific indicator are you seeing that volume divergence on, and what would invalidate that signal for you on the 4H?

Alex is right, 0DTEs are a casino, pure and simple. But don't mistake LEAPS for a free ride either; I've seen too many guys get complacent on long-dated TSLA calls, thinking they're safe, only to be bagholding for months while theta still eats away. My firm's data shows even with LEAPS, a flawed thesis is just a slower way to lose capital.

Marcus, are you seeing any volume confirmation for that 4H RSI divergence at 72, or is it just price action you're focused on there?

A 'gap' isn't a strategy, it's a setup. Prop firm data shows 80% fail their first challenge, so I'm not buying into a "housing crash signal" without actual backtested R:R and win rates. Sounds like pure hopium.

That $255-$260 zone is tricky, Marcus. My own prop firm data shows those high-volume nodes can sometimes be re-accumulation points before a break, not always distribution; I've been burned fading that too early.

Saying TA doesn't matter is just plain wrong. The $1.0850 level on EUR/USD was a major liquidity zone last week; traders ignoring that on the 4H chart got chopped up bad. Our firm's data shows a 15% higher challenge pass rate for those who respected that zone as key resistance.

You're spot on, Viktor. Our prop firm data shows XRP's 4H breakouts above $0.55 only sustain about 15% of the time, typically collapsing back to $0.48-$0.50 within the next 8-12 hours.

Emma, I've seen projects with impressive TVL numbers, say over $50M, still struggle with liquidity when you actually try to exit a position quickly. It's often more about the depth of the order book than just the headline TVL.

Jake, on those 1-minute 9 EMA pullbacks, are you consistently getting a tight enough stop to stay within a typical 1-2% prop firm daily loss limit?