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Most of the long positions were worth $1.3 billion

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Jensen Huang @JensenHuang spent 33 years bringing a company to the center of an era. It would be a huge mistake for the board to force him to resign
This kind of power transition has played out many times at major companies, from Jobs and Musk to Altman
In 2000, Elon @elonmusk was removed by the board of PayPal, which he had founded
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There is a chance of an oversold rebound at present. ETH can be entered directly, with a stop-loss at the previous low and a target risk-reward ratio above 1!

BTC’s latest decline took it straight to 69,000, the last line of defense for last quarter’s rally. ETH fell all the way back to its starting point at 1,900. I have to say, what we may need to rethink next is no longer whether this is a bull market! Six consecutive bearish weekly candles amount to a bear-market-level correction!

Pay close attention to the last two weeks of November. If a strong rebound does not materialize, the probabi

$BTC
If we’re going to see a complacency-driven relief rally, this is arguably where it needs to materialise.
Six consecutive weekly red candles, a test of the weekly 200 MA, and price now trading directly into a key weekly support zone.
The conditions for a reaction are there. Bulls need to capitalise.

$ETH ‌ ‌#ETHBrieflyFallsBelow2000

While Ethereum’s dip below the $2,000 mark might appear as a brief flash crash on a chart, it is, in reality, a trial by fire occurring amidst a macro-level storm, institutional capital outflows, and the unwinding of leveraged positions. ETH has retreated to the $1,932 level, marking a loss of approximately 5.7% over the last 24 hours. Meanwhile, Bitcoin is hovering around $68,768, struggling to maintain its position near the $70,000 threshold. There is a widespread bleed across the market, and the atmosphere is notably tense.

The current data confirms thi

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What Is Forced Liquidation? Why Can a Small Move in the Wrong Direction Put an Account at Risk of Liquidation?

In crypto contract trading, many traders focus on how far prices could rise while overlooking how much of a move in the opposite direction their accounts can withstand. When margin falls short of the exchange’s maintenance margin requirement, the platform may automatically close some or all of a position. This is forced liquidation.

First, why does forced liquidation happen?

After a position is opened, a move in the opposite direction causes unrealized losses, reducing account equi

The Elon Musk-themed Puppy meme coin burst onto the scene within one minute of Elon Musk’s tweet, “l love you puppies.” Its contract ends in 6eb2, and it is listed on more than a dozen exchanges. Communities are now actively building in over 50 countries, making it worth accumulating at low levels

When the Market Crashes, Why Can Forced Liquidations Further Intensify the Downtrend?

In crypto markets, prices sometimes just begin to fall, then the decline suddenly accelerates. Large numbers of positions are forcibly liquidated, more sell orders enter the market, and prices fall further, triggering a series of sharp fluctuations.

This may be due to a market mechanism known as a “liquidation cascade.”

First, leverage amplifies the impact of price changes on accounts.

When using leverage, traders only need to put up part of the margin to establish a larger position. Therefore, the same p

What Is a Trend-Following Strategy? Why Might It Perform Well in Strong Trends but Suffer Repeated Losses in Choppy Markets?

In cryptocurrency trading, trend following is a common trading approach: rather than trying to predict exact tops and bottoms, it looks for entry opportunities after a trend has formed and aims to follow that trend for as long as possible. However, this strategy is not suitable for all market conditions.

First, what is a trend-following strategy?

A trend-following strategy uses price structure, moving averages, or trend indicators to identify market direction, looking

What Is Leverage? Why Does Higher Leverage Often Leave Less Room for Error?

In cryptocurrency trading, leverage allows traders to control larger positions with less margin, but it does not make market risk disappear. On the contrary, the higher the leverage, the greater the impact a price move of the same size typically has on margin.

First, what is leverage?

Leverage is a way to control a larger trading position using margin. For example, all else being equal, with 10x leverage, 100 USDT in margin can be used to open a notional position of about 1,000 USDT. But this does not mean the maxim

Even hackers are panic-selling $ETH as the market crashes!
A wallet received 1,500 $ETH from #TornadoCash, then sold 1,499.5 $ETH ($3M) at $1,998.

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Why does a larger account loss require a higher return to break even?

There is a mathematical principle in trading that is easy to overlook: the percentage loss and the return needed to break even are not symmetrical. The deeper the account’s losses, the harder it is to restore its original balance.

First, losses and recovery are not symmetrical. Suppose an account has 100k USDT. After a 30% loss, only 70k USDT remains. To get back to 100k, it needs to rise by about 42.9%, not just gain 30%.

Second, the deeper the loss, the greater the pressure to recover. After a 50% loss, only half the fu

Why can trading strategies that perform well in backtests fail in real markets?

A trading strategy may deliver strong returns, a high win rate, and even a well-controlled maximum drawdown in historical backtests, yet produce entirely different results once deployed in the market. The problem may not necessarily lie with the strategy itself; it may also stem from the gap between backtesting and live trading.

First, historical data does not represent the future. Backtesting can only evaluate a strategy's performance in specific historical market conditions. Market structure, volatility levels,

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