BTC is at $75,200 now. After one weekend, it seems all the bad news has arrived:
Binance was hacked, the Democrats won the midterm elections, Huang had an affair, and interest rates are set to rise next month. Everything that could weigh on the market has hit it.
The story about Huang is real, not a joke. The Nvidia CEO sent employees a letter over the weekend, admitting that he had wronged his wife and had an affair. The other party was accused by US media of having ties to Chinese intelligence, an allegation the Chinese Embassy denied. Nvidia’s board is now investigating. Huang is still CEO,

💼 NVIDIA CEO @JensenHuang APOLOGIZES TO EMPLOYEES!
💬 Huang admitted being unfaithful to his wife, saying: “There is no excuse for what I did.”
↳ 🤝 He pledged to earn back the trust of employees and shareholders.
↳ 🔍 NVIDIA’s board has launched an independent investigation into reports of a relationship with a suspected Chinese intelligence asset.
🫡Huang says he remains fully committed to NVIDIA and US national security.

$BTC We're in an interesting situation right now.

From a market structure perspective, BTC remains in a clear downtrend.

Whether you look at lower highs and lower lows, trendlines or aVWAPs, there's still no confirmed bullish reversal.

For that to change, I'd want to see price reclaim $82K and establish a higher low.

However, the liquidity distribution tells a different story.

Most of the remaining liquidity is sitting above price, while significant support remains below, both technically and from an orderflow perspective.

So we have bearish market structure, but several factors that fav

🚨 $BTC has reclaimed the 200-day moving average!

Looking back at 2023, BTC had just reclaimed this moving average, right around the bear-market bottom.

Will history repeat itself this time? No one can be sure.

But I believe that 12 months from now, looking back, I’m unlikely to regret the buying opportunities today and on subsequent pullbacks.

Trump suddenly softening his stance? Qatar heads to the White House on a mission as US-Iran tensions reach a pivotal turning point!

Trump has recently sent noteworthy diplomatic signals on Iran.
After repeatedly making hardline statements, he now says that as long as negotiations make substantial progress, the US is unlikely to strike Iran again. While this is not a peace deal, it leaves the market some room for imagination.
Qatar’s prime minister is set to meet with Trump, aiming to push both sides to continue negotiations and find breakthroughs on nuclear issues, ceasefire terms, and sancti

Why Can Trading Strategies With High Win Rates Still Lose Money Over the Long Term?

Many traders like to pursue high win rates.

A 70% win rate sounds pretty good.

An 80% win rate seems even better.

But one easily overlooked issue is that if the amount lost on each losing trade is far greater than the amount earned on each winning trade, you can still end up losing money even if you are right often.

The win rate determines how many times you win, but it cannot alone determine how much money you ultimately make.

I. First, a Simple Math Example

Suppose two strategies each make 100 trades.

#BTCFlashCrash #ShareWeekly #WCTCS9
Bitcoin Flash Crash Explained: Causes, Market Impact, and What Comes Next After Recent Sharp Drops

Bitcoin’s price can plunge sharply in minutes or even seconds, creating sudden panic and uncertainty across the market. These events, often called flash crashes, have been visible in recent sessions where BTC moved from levels near $80,000–$81,000 down toward $74,000–$75,500 ranges, with intraday lows testing the $73,500–$74,000 zone. Recent 24-hour volumes have frequently exceeded $13–18 billion, while total crypto market capitalization has hovered near $1.5

Third trade, stopped out for a 6-point loss... Not doing too well today—two losses out of three trades...$XAUUSD #BTC闪崩插针

Jensen Huang's alleged affair partner,
Huang Le, Alice Huang
A former executive at Singaporean cloud computing/data center company Megaspeed International, which is itself a major NVIDIA customer

These are all rumors circulating online. Usually, there's a fairly high chance that this kind of thing is true, but we should wait for an official announcement from state media.

Jensen Huang's affair scandal broke, and even BTC followed suit and fell. Good grief!

💰 Gate Ranks Global Top 3 in 24H Net Inflows

Despite market volatility, Gate recorded approximately $40.66M in 24-hour net inflows, ranking No. 3 among global CEXs, according to DefiLlama. 🏆

Capital is moving, but what does it signal?

Some see renewed trading demand and confidence. Others point to rebalancing, margin deposits, or traders waiting for their next entry.

Inflows are one signal. Sustained buying demand is another.

💬 What would you watch next — spot volume, sustained inflows, or BTC price action?

Share your market views and trading strategy on Gate Square with #GateRanksThi

☀️ GM! New week, new plot twists. 🎬
Strong US jobs data, a Friday tech rebound, and BTC under pressure. CPI is up next. 👀

📌 What's the next scene for markets?
₿ BTC: Recovery or more downside?
💻 AI stocks: Can the rebound last?
📊 CPI: What could shift market sentiment?

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bitcoin:native would you go long or short from here?

OpenAI reportedly planned to raise $30 billion or more at a $1.4 trillion valuation. It has now closed a first $11 billion tranche at $1.25 trillion, with the round possibly growing to $20 billion. That's still about 47% above the $852 billion valuation from March, so this is both a haircut and a step up.
The cause is the mood in public markets. Sentiment around AI has cooled over the past month on worries about infrastructure spending and possible new hurdles for data-center construction after the US midterms. OpenAI also postponed its IPO plans.
Private markets reprice slowly and quietly, wi

Crypto Market Plunges Across the Board: BTC Breaks Below a Key Level—What Exactly Happened?

Today, the cryptocurrency market saw another significant decline, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a range of major altcoins all under pressure. This is not just an issue with one coin; overall market risk appetite is shifting.

Three factors behind this decline are worth watching.

First, regulatory expectations have changed. After the U.S. midterm elections, the market began to worry that cryptocurrency regulations could become stricter in the future. Greater policy uncertainty can lead institutions and i

$BTC $ETH
Long positions this morning
were blown up en masse.
Whether stopped out or close to liquidation, they were basically wiped out.

Good thing I managed my position size here; otherwise, I would have been among them.
I did a bit of T trading this morning, and my position size is now shrinking.

77,000 is pretty difficult to reach now.
Longs are walking on thin ice.
#BTC闪崩插针

November 9, 2026 (Monday) SOL Futures Strategy for Today (based on the current range of approximately $86–$88)
Core View (Bearish; Caution on Bounces)
SOL has pulled back from above $95 to around $87, facing clear near-term pressure. Watch for liquidity changes at Monday’s open. Prioritize shorting if a bounce meets resistance, or consider going long only after a retest of lower support. Keep positions light.
Specific Strategy Directions
1. Short the Bounce (Primary Strategy)
• Watch range: $89–$92 (or near $93)
• Entry reference: If SOL bounces to around $89.5–$91 and shows signs of stallin

Why should we sometimes be more cautious when a backtest looks too perfect?

In cryptocurrency trading, there is something that can inspire confidence especially easily: a beautiful backtest curve.

A very high win rate, steadily growing returns, a tiny maximum drawdown, and profits in almost every market phase.

It looks as though the strategy has found the market’s underlying patterns.

But the problem is this: if a strategy is developed by repeatedly adjusting historical data, it may have learned not the market’s patterns, but accidental features in the historical data.

This is the core ri

Waiting for the right moment is the only thing I need to do right now!