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It seems that a golden cross will happen on the $WING daily chart soon. Buy some and hold.

$DOGE When it comes to trading alternative cryptocurrencies such as dogecoin {{DOGE}}, South Korea, known as the "Land of the Morning Calm," is often in stark contrast to its tranquil image. Today is just that day as Koreans seem to be jumping into the DOGE market, driving prices higher and creating a noticeable premium on local exchanges Upbit and Bithumb relative to global giant Binance. At press time, Upbit and Bithumb's DOGE/KRW pairs, adjusted for the USD/KRW exchange trade, traded 1.5% higher than Binance's DOGE/USDT, drawing the largest premium in three months, according to data source TradingView. Premiums reflect renewed Korean appetite for DOGE, which has surged 78% since pro-crypto Donald Trump won the U.S. Presidential election a week ago. Trading volume data suggests the same. According to 10x Research, DOGE has topped the charts as the cryptocurrency with the highest trading volume on Upbit and Bithumb since Trump's victory. The latest 24-hour trading volume for DOGE pairs tallies a remarkable $8 billion, equivalent to 57% of the total market capitalization of all stocks in Korea, Markus Thielen, founder of 10x Research said in a note to clients Wednesday. DOGE has gained 227% in 30 days amid long-time crypto fan and billionaire tech entrepreneur Elon Musk's plans to start the "Department of Government Efficiency, a new wing in the Trump administration, abbreviated as D.O.G.E in a homage to the meme cryptocurrency. On Tuesday, President-elect Donald Trump appointed Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to lead the D.O.G.E department. A spike in Korean demand is typically associated with speculative fervor, often seen at market peaks. However, current premiums on local exchanges are noticeably lower than the highs recorded in March and are significantly less than the double-digit price differentials observed in early 2021. So, there is excitement, but without the speculative frenzy observed at the bull market peaks and other things being equal, prices may continue to rise. Options traders bet on the $1 breakout Options activity on PowerTrade, a crypto exchange focused on derivatives tied to alternative cryptocurrencies (altcoins), points to expectations of DOGE's price topping the $1 mark by the end of January. "A client has bought 10K DOGE call options at the $1 strike expiring on Jan. 25 for $0.058 per contract," PowerTrade told CoinDesk Tuesday, explaining a similar outsized bet in the December expiry options. A $1 call option is essentially a bet that prices will surpass that level by the settlement date.

$WING Showing aggression in the verge of Triangle Breakout can take it towards $12-13 in coming days !!!

Brazil's Supreme Court has issued a warning to suspend Elon Musk's X social media platform by August 29, 2024, if a legal liaison is not appointed to represent the company in Brazil. This ultimatum follows nearly two weeks after X alleged that Supreme Court Judge Alexandre de Moraes threatened its legal representative in Brazil with arrest. In response to these developments, X announced on August 17 that it would be closing its operations in Brazil, although the service would remain accessible to Brazilian users. The order from Moraes demands that Musk appoint a representative, escalating a months-long feud between Musk and Moraes. Earlier this year, Musk criticized Moraes, accusing him of taking illegal measures to force censorship on the social media platform. Moraes argued that X was allowing and promoting misinformation, particularly targeting supporters of former right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro. Bolsonaro, who lost a runoff election in 2022 to Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, claimed the election was rigged. Despite his criticisms, Bolsonaro accepted the results and left the country. In early 2023, Bolsonaro supporters stormed government buildings, demanding a reversal of the election results. Brazil's Supreme Court and Moraes blamed Bolsonaro for the unrest, leading to a ban on Bolsonaro running for public office until 2030. Supporters of Moraes and Lula claim they are defending democracy, while Bolsonaro supporters argue that the government is corrupt, highlighting the country's deep polarization. The issue of online censorship by governments has gained attention, especially following the arrest of Telegram co-founder Pavel Durov in France. Durov's detainment drew international criticism, with French President Emmanuel Macron stating the arrest was not political. Although Durov was released, he faces charges related to the dissemination of illegal content online and must report to law enforcement officials twice a week, having posted a bail bond of 5 million euros.