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$LUNC , $SHIB & $PEPE don't fall, THEY FLY! 🔥
Kicked down? We bounce back higher.
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The 10U futures challenge to 100kU is under control
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🏭 902 expropriated companies: Conindustria calls for their return as P2P watches closely
The Venezuelan Confederation of Industries (Conindustria) has a specific inventory: 902 companies that went from private ownership to state administration and that, in its view, should be returned to their original owners. The figure was provided by the association’s president, Tito López.
Three out of every four of these companies belong to the primary sector, with a strong focus on farms and businesses devoted to food production. The list also includes processed food plants, pharmaceutical laboratories,
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11.06 ETH Market Analysis

Short: around 2260–2280, stop level at 2300, targets 2210/2190.

ETH is currently at 2243. After plunging from a high of 2450 to 2205, the market is now consolidating weakly at lower levels. This sharp drop has left the price well below the moving averages, creating a need for a technical recovery.

The 2260–2280 zone above is both a secondary continuation platform during the sharp decline and an area where downward pressure from the short-term moving averages overlaps with a previous zone of concentrated trading.
For the trade, wait for an oversold rebound to test t
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What Is Statistical Arbitrage? How Can Historical Relationships Between Assets Reveal Trading Opportunities, and Why Might Historical Correlations Suddenly Break Down?

In the crypto market, some assets have long displayed similar price movements. When their historical relationship temporarily deviates, traders may try to use that divergence to identify opportunities. This is the basic idea behind statistical arbitrage, but historical patterns are no guarantee of future repetition.

First, what is statistical arbitrage?

Statistical arbitrage is a type of trading strategy that uses historical
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🐋 WHALE WATCH : A trader with 10 wins and $6.32M in realized profit opened a 25x long on 20277 $ETH $45.3M after the recent drop. Hes up $252K on the position.
Ten for ten. Watch this one.
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Tong Ge's 11.6 ETH outlook
$ETH Short near 2260-2280, stop loss at 2300, targets 2200-2150-2100

Up 200 one day, down 200 the next. Yesterday's high reached 2449, while today's low plunged to 2205, making for an almost 500-point A-shaped crash in two days. The longs were still celebrating wildly yesterday, thinking the bull market was back, but today the market showed a completely different face and taught them a lesson.

Look at the chart now: the daily candle is a huge bearish candle that engulfed everything, while the 4-hour chart has formed a guillotine pattern, even breaking below the low
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⚖️ ELIZABETH WARREN EYES SENATE BANKING CHAIR!
The anti-crypto Senator could gain major influence over US financial and crypto regulations.
Tougher crypto oversight could be on the horizon.
A major concern for the crypto industry!
Warren Buffett bought 500 stocks in his lifetime, but only 10 actually made money
Many people have heard the saying: diversify your investments. But Morgan Housel offers a more unsettling fact in The Psychology of Money—
Warren Buffett probably bought around 400 to 500 stocks in his lifetime, but only about 10 of them generated the vast majority of his profits.
It wasn’t hundreds of successful decisions stacked together; a tiny number of big winners accounted for almost all of his wealth.
01—It’s not about “finding the right ones,” but “holding on”
Buffett isn’t someone who’s constantly discov
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Accepting normal volatility is the only way to have a chance of riding out the cycle 🫡
The worst is passing. As I said before, after the U.S. midterm elections, the time it took Bitcoin to bottom and start moving up again was:
◾️2014: Bottomed 71 days later, then started rising
◾️ 2018: Bottomed 39 days later, then started rising
◾️ 2022: Bottomed 13 days later, then started rising
Yesterday, Bitcoin surged from 77k to 81k, and today it fell back to around 75k. Technically, this is completely normal—nothing out of the ordinary. If I were a market manipulator, I’d at least push it down to arou
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the great thing about being in crypto for 5 years is that it has prepared me for today’s stock price action where i was able to capitalize on the whole move and leverage full portfolio to extract maximum profit and secure generational wealth
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$SOL $SOL, listen and trust—open a large short position—you’ll thank me later. Stop-loss: $94 Take-profit: $80
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Over 3,000 followers in seven days, all thanks to 1,200 comments and 20 posts a day. This isn’t a growth hack—it’s a grind. The more ecosystem integrations this Magnificent 7 wave brings, the more ordinary people should learn this no-frills approach instead of just watching the broader market. Got anything to add? Drop it in the comments. #Technology
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On Nov 5, BTC faced resistance on a rebound near 76,500. Consider opening a small short position, with targets at 75,500/75,000.
Those looking to go long should wait for the price to stabilize near 75,200 before entering. Set a stop at 74,800, with targets at 76,000/76,500.
On the 1-hour chart, the price plunged from a high of 81,188, with a wick down to 75,158, then consolidated and recovered at the lows.
The moving averages are diverging bearishly, and the rebound is weak. 76,500/77,000 are short-term resistance levels, so bears still have the upper hand for now. $BTC #BTC
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$SKHY ‌Why do shares fall despite record profits?

The last two days for SK Hynix provide a clear answer to the question of why a stock might lose value even after reporting record profits.

The company announced record revenue of 104.6 trillion won and a record operating profit margin of 80% for the third quarter—surpassing the 100 trillion won threshold for the first time in its history. Yet, during the same period, its share price fell sharply, driven by concerns regarding U.S. policies on artificial intelligence.

This situation illustrates that investors are no longer focused solely on
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The Nasdaq fell 5.5% in a single day. Using its previous high of roughly 18,000 as a ballpark, that works out to a nearly 1,000-point pullback in one session, sending it straight from the highs into correction territory. The S&P 500 followed with a 4.4% drop, or more than 260 points based on a level near 6,000. The main thing getting hit in this selloff is still the AI data center story—valuations were cut across the board for computing power, servers, power supply, cooling, optical modules, and related areas. On the market, the hardest-hit subsectors were those that had rallied the most. One
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South Koreas KOSPI Plunges 8, Triggering a Trading Halt! Losses Narrow After Trading Resumes.
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$HYPE The plan for this trade was pretty clear: enter at 86, with a target around 77. But I lost my nerve midway and cranked the leverage straight up to 20x. Looking back, if I’d simply stuck to 10x, I wouldn’t have come anywhere near the liquidation price. The market did indeed reach around 77, so my call was right, but my position management failed first. Once I was liquidated, I lost all my principal. Getting the direction right doesn’t mean you can withstand the volatility. Leverage amplifies gains, but it also raises the cost of having less room for error. $HYPE That was a hard lesson. Ne
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🧭 Day Two Summary: Building Your Own Web3 Risk Assessment Framework—from Understanding Mechanisms to Taking Action

Over the past six articles, we started with a specific question: Why might digital assets be restricted?

We then discussed step by step how to verify information using a blockchain explorer, understand blacklist and whitelist mechanisms in contracts, determine why a transaction failed, analyze administrator privileges and upgradeable contracts, and identify what ordinary users should check before taking on-chain actions.

Today, we bring these insights together.

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