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Today is Wednesday. The market surged last night but failed to hold. ETH at 2450 is a recent high, and you can open a heavy short at the current level of 2430. ETH will fall back to 2300 today. Follow along and take profits.

Nov. 5 Day-Session Strategy: Mainline Tailwinds, Side-Story Headwinds, Range-Bound Consolidation—Remain Bullish
Yesterday, in our “Overnight Strategy,” we said “above 2400.” The market moved above 2400, rising from 2320 to a high of 2449, a gain of 129 points.
The market changed overnight. Trump lost the midterm elections because the “US-Iran war” caused inflation, and the Democrats won both chambers. Their next moves will certainly be to “negotiate an end to the US-Iran war” and “end tariff measures to reduce inflation,” because what ordinary Americans want is “peace” and “a lower cost of liv

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The Musk-themed puppy token Puppies burst onto the scene within a minute of Musk’s tweet, “l love you puppies.” Its contract address ends in 6eb2, it is listed on more than a dozen exchanges, and communities are continuing to grow in more than 50 countries. Worth considering at low levels

BTC / ETH | Review of the Reasons Behind the November 4 Rally
Yesterday’s rally was not just a technical rebound; it was driven by several macro factors converging.
First, WTI and Brent crude prices fell sharply, easing energy inflation pressures. A weaker dollar and declining Treasury yields supported risk assets.
Second, the Republicans’ midterm election losses put Trump under greater political pressure, and the market began to reprice the possibility of tensions between the U.S. and Iran easing.
Finally, BTC’s rebound from lows triggered concentrated short liquidations, further amplifying t

IT Home, citing AppleInsider, reported that Apple shares closed at $349.51 on November 4 local U.S. time, up 5.31%, setting a new record closing high. The company’s market cap was $5.08 trillion, about $0.60 above the previous record set on October 29.
Apple’s Q4 revenue was $114.5 billion, iPhone revenue was $57.6 billion, and it received a second tariff refund. The results were indeed strong, but the new high was only about $0.60 above the previous record. With a market cap of $5.08 trillion, this new high looks more like a marginal pass.
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Reclaiming the $80,000 threshold is not merely a psychological milestone for Bitcoin $BTC ; it is a definitive signal of structural market maturation.
The narrative surrounding digital assets has fundamentally evolved. Bitcoin’s return to this valuation tier is no longer driven primarily by retail speculation or transient hype cycles. Instead, it reflects a convergence of institutional adoption, macroeconomic hedging, and robust network fundamentals. For professional investors and traders, this level represents a critical juncture where historical resistance transforms into a new baseline for

Tron (TRX) is trading around 0.32 this morning, down about 0.6% over the last 24 hours, after holding between about 0.319 and 0.323.
The network keeps doing the heavy lifting on stablecoins: about 19.4 billion in USDT moved on Tron in a single day on 4 November, and its Q3 report put average stablecoin supply at a record $92.25 billion.
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Its Proposal 108 upgrade, which optimises smart-contract storage, went live on 2 November.
Tron still ranks eighth by market value at around 30.5 billion, down roughly 3% over the past week.
It is worth monitoring whether TRX can recover toward the 0.33

$XCRCL Currently at 76.5, 24H +2.70% (71.94–78.2). Both the 1H and 4H charts are relatively strong, with RSI at 50.89 and 59.63, respectively. The current price of 76.5 is above the 1H EMA20 at 75.77 and the 4H EMA20 at 74.96. However, the 1H volume ratio is only 0.15, suggesting little appetite for chasing higher prices. If price holds above the 78.2 resistance, watch for continuation; if it breaks below the 71.94 support, the short-term outlook may weaken. In the next review, check whether price can hold above 78.2 and whether it can reclaim 71.94 if that support fails; the volume ratio is 0

$IDOL Momentum has been weakening steadily over the past two days, and volume is declining too. A sharp drop is coming.

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$SOXL Opened a large short position today, then set the stop-loss at $68 and take-profit at $60

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We absolutely nailed this gold move, and did plenty of psychological hand-holding.
The nearer take-profit target is 4148.
Farther targets, in case you can't hold on: 4226-4338-4385.
A fairly major correction is expected once it gets into the 4,300s; this year's target remains 4600-4800.

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U.S. Markets Recover as Macro Risks Challenge Crypto: What Comes Next for Bitcoin and Institutional Adoption?
The financial markets are entering another important phase where economic data, geopolitical developments, central bank expectations, and institutional investment flows are increasingly influencing the direction of risk assets. U.S. stock index futures have recovered from their overnight election-related weakness, suggesting that investors are gradually shifting their attention away from political uncertainty and toward the broader economic picture.
However, th

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