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Prediction Markets Are Moving Into the Mainstream: Polymarket's Growth, Crypto Predictions and the Future of Event-Based Trading

Prediction markets are developing from a specialist corner of digital finance into a wider marketplace where people trade contracts linked to real-world outcomes. Participants can take positions on sports results, economic releases, cryptocurrency prices, company earnings and other future events. Prices move as buyers and sellers react to new information, expectations and liquidity.

Polymarket's latest reported figures have brou

$BTC December Outlook: The cold waters have not receded; the downtrend is not over.
In my October 17 Jiazi post, I left one number: 73k. Looking ahead to December, I’m more inclined to think the chill will persist and further downside remains a risk.
For December, the $58k–$66k range. This is a target area to watch under a bearish scenario—not a level that will necessarily hold if reached, nor a prediction that price will definitely get there.
There are four characters associated with December that are easy to misunderstand: “the return of the yang.”
After Major Snow begins on December 7, we

Wall Street is really getting boxed in by stablecoins this time. Starting January 18, every newly issued coin has to be backed by short-term Treasuries, effectively creating a whole new class of buyers for U.S. debt. After doing this for so long, I’ve learned that position sizing is always more important than calling the direction. This hot trend is shifting from tech to financial infrastructure, and I’m not chasing it. So what’s the conclusion? I haven’t figured it out either.

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US Inflation Data, Labor Market Signals, and Nvidia Uncertainty: Three Forces That Could Shake Global Markets

Markets are entering a period where investors need to look beyond daily price movements and understand what is happening beneath the surface. This week, three developments deserve particular attention: US Producer Price Index (PPI), initial jobless claims, and growing speculation surrounding Nvidia’s leadership. Although these events belong to different areas of the economy, they share one important connection: investor confidence.

1. US PPI: Th

The last bellwether for Chinese Americans in the U.S. is Alexander Wang, the guy next to Zuck. If he ends up like Jensen Huang, everyone else might as well get out now.

$AMD
Wicked all the way down to $403 last week, breaking below the 200-day moving average before recovering and closing back above it.
This week we’ve seen a massive move from $473 to $585, bringing us right back toward $590, which is the top of the previous base.
I would keep a close eye on $594 here. A breakout and hold above that level could open the door for another leg higher toward $658.
Ideally, I’d like to see some consolidation before the next breakout rather than chasing this move after such a strong recovery.
Definitely one to watch into the end of the year.

Bearish times call for Bullish vibes.
Cheers🥂

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$BTC $ETH Yesterday’s early-session range strategy played out perfectly throughout the day, with both BTC and ETH setups hitting their marks.

BTC: The 742-746 short setup reached the 733-723 target zone as planned. The subsequent strategy to go long on a retest of 733 also nailed the bottom. Profits on both longs and shorts, with flawless timing.

ETH: The early-session outlook called for weakness. After entering shorts at 2070-2090, ETH weakened as expected and reached the 2030-2000 target zone. Its tendency to follow upward moves but not downward ones was perfectly anticipated.

Trading is

Trade opened at $ADA . Buy range: 0.1729 - 0.1738Take profit 1: 0.1817Take profit 2: 0.1884Risk level: 0.1677ADA is gaining a foothold above the 15-minute MA25; it's time to ride the recovery wave back up. Trade here. Follow
‍$ZEC and $MAGMA 's moves.

Hey @grok, what stage is the crypto market at now?

#GateGlobalComplianceExpansion
GATE’S GLOBAL COMPLIANCE EXPANSION: BUILDING TRUST ACROSS 81 REGULATED JURISDICTIONS

The digital asset industry is moving into a more mature stage. Traders are no longer judging an exchange only by its number of listed coins, trading volume, promotions, or attractive features. They are also looking at regulatory compliance, transparency, operational standards, customer protection, cybersecurity, and the ability to serve different markets responsibly.

Gate’s reported compliance footprint across 81 regulated jurisdictions is an important part of this wider devel

2026.11.12 BTC/ETH/XAU/SNDK Analysis
The market saw an oversold rebound, especially in U.S. stocks. Further revelations about Huang’s personal life have now erased most of last night’s gains;
Gold and silver are moving further down to seek confirmation of support, as the probability of a rate hike in early December has risen sharply;
The crypto market has essentially gone sideways;
BTC
Support: 71300/68800/67135
Resistance: tentatively 75475-78425
For now, 74600/72750 are key levels to watch as the upper and lower bounds of a very short-term trading range;
ETH
Support: 1905-1920/1835
Resistanc

$DELL
Went from $595 to $315 in just one month. Spent a week below the 200-day moving average and has already managed to reclaim it, now trading around $371.
The next major level I'm watching is $390, which happens to be the bottom of the previous summer base.
A breakout and hold above that level could open the door for a much bigger recovery.
Another thing worth keeping an eye on is the reported probe into $SMCI today, which could potentially act as a catalyst for $DELL if customers start looking toward competitors.

Is BTC looking less and less like a safe haven? Grayscale finds that crypto sectors are gradually decoupling from BTC and moving independently—is the altcoin market about to change?
Grayscale’s latest research shows Bitcoin now explains only about half of the return variation across crypto sectors, with pairwise sector correlations declining. Sector annualized volatilities all exceed Bitcoin’s own (~43%), ranging from Currencies (~49%, ~43% BTC-driven) to Smart Contract Platforms (~58%, ~38% BTC-driven), Financials (~59%, ~30%), Utilities & Services (~67%, ~30%), Consumer & Culture (~76%, ~46%

Should you buy the dip or get out of Nvidia? Tom Lee urges buying on weakness, while Michael Burry warns investors to get out fast—who’s right?
Fundstrat’s Tom Lee has explicitly called to “buy the dip” in NVDA, arguing the stock (and broader tech) has likely bottomed after forced hedge-fund liquidations, that Nvidia remains strategically critical even post-Huang, and that the underlying AI demand thesis is intact.
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Michael Burry has taken the opposite stance, framing Huang’s exit as “the Don has fallen,” highlighting risks in sales tactics, circular financing (large equity investments

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#pi Issue 100 billion tokens, a large portion belonging to users, understand? Later, demand will far exceed supply. The ecosystem already covers every aspect of clothing, food, housing, transportation, and entertainment, and even more fields. You negative-minded people, have your brains moved into your toes?