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In the cryptocurrency market, many traders have learned some technical analysis methods but still repeatedly lose money in volatile, range-bound conditions. The reason may not be that their technical skills are lacking, but that they have failed to identify the current market state.

The biggest difference between trending and range-bound markets is how prices move.

First, in a range-bound market, prices usually fluctuate repeatedly within a certain range, with resistance above and support below. If you follow a trend-trading approach—going long when you see prices rise and going short when y
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$AKE Can this thing reach 0.026
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BTC next target
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November stats.
Friends, November has historically been one of the stronger months for Bitcoin $BTC .
Since 2011, 9 of 15 Novembers have closed in the green, with a median return of +8.8%.
But its place in the cycle matters. Novembers in halving years have always closed in the green: 2012 +13.0%, 2016 +6.5%, 2020 +42.8%, and 2024 +37.4%. Novembers two years after a halving have been mixed: 2014 +11.5%, 2018 -37.0%, 2022 -16.2%.
2026 falls into this second group in the cycle. This November is currently down -2.0%, below its opening price of 77,425.
The levels I’m watching are the 50-week a
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In cryptocurrency trading, a very common pattern is that many people are quick to close their positions when they’re in profit, but reluctant to cut their losses when they’re losing.
Why does this happen?
First, when people are in profit, they’re afraid of losing the gains they’ve already made. When the price dips slightly, they worry the trend will reverse and sell early. As a result, trades that could have made much larger gains end up earning only a little.
Second, when people are losing, they’re often reluctant to admit that their judgment might be wrong. They keep thinking, “Just one more
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TRON Treasury Expansion: Another 156K+ TRX Added!

Institutional interest in TRON continues to make headlines.

Nasdaq-listed Tron Inc. has purchased an additional 156,425 TRX at an average price of $0.3196, pushing its total corporate treasury holdings beyond 722.4 million $TRX .

This is another notable move showing growing corporate exposure to the TRON ecosystem.

The bigger question now: Will more publicly listed companies follow this treasury strategy?

#TRON #TRX #Crypto #GateSquare
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My biceps aren't playing around with you💪
ZEC is still in an oversold rebound, not a reversal; this is a normal pattern in a downtrend. If it breaks through and the structure is invalidated, it may reverse, but for now it remains in a downtrend
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$AKE Fuck me, I lost so much. As soon as I closed my position, it pumped hard. Half a year’s salary is gone😭.
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Nonfarm payrolls came out tonight
October added 165k jobs, far above expectations of just over 60,000
The unemployment rate was 4.1%, hourly earnings rose 0.4% month over month and 3.1% year over year, and August and September were revised up by about 84k combined
After the hotter-than-expected data, the probability of a December rate hike was pushed to around 70% to 80%
The Nasdaq rebounded about 1.7% to 1.9%BTC broke above 76.1k, then pulled back and is now hovering around 75.5k
Employment came in noticeably stronger, but crypto hasn't followed suit for now; let's wait and see
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The 1-hour chart shows a recovery phase following a downtrend, with the price rebounding from a swing low of 4,012.2 to current levels around 4,061.0. Price is currently testing dynamic resistance, trading slightly above the short-term moving averages (MA5 at 4,060.5 and MA10 at 4,060.9) but still hovering below the MA30 (4,053.0)—indicating the medium-term trend is still catching up to the price action. The volume profile is relatively flat, suggesting a lack of aggressive buying pressure at this immediate resistance level, while the MACD indicator shows a bullish crossover (DIF > DE
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“Smart Money Blogger Weekly Review” Episode 15 · Gold Strategy: All 20 Trades Entered, Uniform Stop-Losses, Steady as Clockwork

Keep losing money on your own trades? It’s not because you aren’t trying hard enough—you just need a reliable reference. Every week, we review well-known influencers across the internet, letting real results and data speak for themselves.

This guy posted 20 gold signals in half a month, and every single one could be entered. His trade setups are the most complete: entry range, two targets, and a stop-loss, all provided at once, with nothing left vague. The ranges ar
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77% chance The Federal Reserve hikes AGAIN in December.
Gold and Silver will benefit indirectly from this
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Bitcoin Rally Dies as AI Stocks Tank, $428M in Crypto Longs Liquidated
Bitcoin slid toward $76,000, erasing Wednesday's breakout, as roughly $428 million in crypto longs were liquidated within an hour.
Bitcoin fell to about $76,500, down nearly 5% and back near levels seen before Wednesday's jump above $80,000. Ethereum shed more than 5%, while other major tokens suffered comparable losses. Roughly 90% of the top 100 cryptocurrencies were in the red during the selloff, while roughly $428 million in crypto longs were liquidated in one hour.
⚠️ Personal market analysis only. NFA — manage risk an
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Short-term and long-term views on gold
Gold is currently in a short-term downtrend. I personally think that the area around 3900 is not the bottom, and the short-term bottom should be around 3500. For spot trading, you can buy in batches below 4000.
Let me reiterate the logic behind my long-term bullish view on gold. Gold possesses long-term investment value, primarily based on two points:
First, the US debt continues to expand, and fiscal pressure is increasing, so the need for monetary easing and liquidity expansion may persist for a long time.
Second, breakthroughs in AI technology are expe
I don't know about AI, but GPT is the best at generating images
Give it any prompt and it'll generate a gorgeous woman with a killer figure, huge breasts, and visible nipples
By contrast, Grok, Doubao, and the like promise voluptuous + sheer + cleavage, but what they produce are petite boobs wrapped up tight!
I don't know if GPT has been corrupted or the others are just too conservative?
Either way, the otaku are happy: they used to search for Japanese artists and buy doujinshi to read, but now they can just use GPT to satisfy themselves😂
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$SNDK Potential bottoms.
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🪙 NEW PREDICTION MARKET: Will Bitcoin dip below $75,000 in November?
The below-$75,000 outcome led at 87% in the Nov. 7 snapshot. Separate upside and downside contracts can both resolve Yes.
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Some industry commentary regarding a few claims recently on memory + Softbank Turbine defaulting.
- On claims that LTAs are "meaningless while prices fall":
$MU: "strategic customer agreements cannot be unilaterally canceled. Customers are obligated to pay for their committed volumes whether they take delivery or not"
"These are take or pay agreements and there are no contractual outs for our customers from these agreements"
Regarding historical contracts breaking: "These LTAs that we used to have never had any binding terms." The new SCAs contain extensive contractual obligations
Regarding
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