Good morning, Wednesday.
Another hard-as-nails day today.

Hahahaha, all facts!
The entire crypto market is falling, but $GRAM is rising!
We’re going to make it to the top 3 on CoinMarketCap.
Well, isn't Durov right?

Me after seeing a kid turn $40 to $200K.

This move looks so corrective to me.
Price action is actually fairly simple to dissect.
Bitcoin spends most of its time correcting, and a very small amount of time actually making moves, or impulsing.
In a downtrend, you get long periods of corrective PA that chops higher in bear flags, followed by very aggressive impulses lower.
The bear flags take out upside short liquidity, and then they drop very fast, not allowing anyone time to get positioned, and not leaving behind any liquidity.
In an uptrend, the same works just in reverse. You can see very clearly how this works by how i have highlig

$HYPE Currently trading at 72.56, down 3.73% over 24H. The 1H trend is weak, with an EMA20 of 73.0 and RSI of 35; resistance is at 75.64 and support at 70.42. The 4H trend is weak, with an EMA20 of 75.0 and RSI of 34; resistance is at 79.68 and support at 70.42. Trading volume is only 0.21x the average. If it holds above 75.64, a rebound may be worth watching; a break below 70.42 would signal further short-term weakness. In the next review, watch whether it can hold above 75.64 and recover after losing 70.42; volume at 0.21x the average still needs confirmation. Market volatility is high. For

#交易机器人 I'm using the ETHUSDT contract grid bot on Gate. Come copy my trades

.@durov is shilling the-open-network:native to 10M subscribers 👀

#NASDAQ #SPX
Tuesday close.
Folks, Nasdaq 100 $NDX closed the day at 27,741, down 0.60%. S&P 500 closed at 7,521, down 0.38%.
Nasdaq 100 had risen to 28,025 intraday yesterday but failed to close above its 200-day average. Today it turned lower from 27,990. The average is at 28,006, and the index has closed below it for four days.
The picture is stronger for the S&P 500. The index is above its 200-day average of 7,331 and below its 50-day average of 7,673.
The day's data was October inflation. Headline inflation came in at 0.4% monthly, and core at 0.3%, both above expectations. The dollar in

$DUSK — LONGDUSK is consolidating after sharp volatility. If recent lows hold, buyers may have a chance to challenge the top of the range. Entry: 0.06901 Take-profit 1: 0.07100 Take-profit 2: 0.07350 Stop-loss: 0.06680

This doesn’t look like Coinbase was hacked. Comparing it with the BTC chart, it looks more like someone market-bought 1,770 BTC and then transferred them to a wallet after the purchase.

Incredible, 🤩 predicted these two crashes yesterday in the PandaTraders premium community $ON and $PIEVERSE , and both ranked among the biggest losers 💀💀💀💀💀💀 This crash was perfect 😍😍😍😍 Congratulations to everyone who caught and held these short positions based on my advice 🔥

So @ilblackdragon aped more $IMEME then this happened right after 👇
->Wallet truekale619.near added 5,065 wNEAR (~$18.2K) in one-sided concentrated liquidity to the iMEME/wNEAR pool on Rhea.
->MC range: ~$293K–$299K
->DCL points: 44000–44200
->Deposited: 5,065 wNEAR and 0 iMEME
This effectively acts as buy-side liquidity, allowing NEAR to be gradually converted into iMEME as the price moves down through the range.
Something is cooking, I’m buying all dips

@IMEMEonHOOT

#KoreanStocksJumpOver5% #ShareWeekly

South Korea’s Stock Market Rebounds Sharply: Is the Semiconductor Rally the Start of a New Recovery?

South Korea’s stock market has delivered a powerful comeback, bringing semiconductor stocks back into the spotlight. The KOSPI’s intraday surge of more than 5% toward the 5,300 level on November 10 was more than just another green trading session. It reflected a sudden improvement in investor confidence after a period of heavy selling pressure.

The activation of a buy-side circuit breaker made the move even more remarkable. Such a mechanism temporarily p

GN. CPI came in hot and the tape treated it that way.
- Oct CPI +0.4% vs 0.3% expected, core +0.3% vs 0.2%
- 2y yield up almost 19bps, a December hike is basically fully priced now, with some odds on 50
- S&P -0.4%, Nasdaq -0.7%, gave back part of Monday's rip
- BTC lost 74k and sits near 73.8k, ETH around 2.06k, SOL and XRP bleeding with it
- CoreWeave beat and raised, stock green after hours
Next: bonds closed tomorrow for Veterans Day while stocks trade, so expect thin flow. Cisco and AMAT report Thursday after the close, PPI Friday 8:30 ET.
Longs got flushed again on the print. No bid I tr

Of the 495 S&P 500 stocks, 248 closed higher. This isn’t a crash—nobody dares make the first move. Ahead of the Fed decision, the market is already pricing in expectations. I’m not chasing it; I’ll wait with staggered limit orders. If it doesn’t drop much, I’ll accumulate gradually; I’ll add only on a sharp sell-off. So what’s the conclusion? I haven’t figured it out yet, either.
&P500

Just finished scanning the latest round of data, and long positioning has become extremely crowded.
The leveraged long/short ratios for BTC, ETH, and SOL are all climbing in unison. Long borrowing keeps expanding, while the short side is almost completely empty.
$BTC : Long borrowing: 1847.25 BTC; short borrowing: just 52.09 BTC
$ETH : Long borrowing: 19.5k ETH; short borrowing: 537.59 ETH
$SOL : Long borrowing: 138.2k SOL; short borrowing: 2965.35 SOL
Leveraged longs are all piled up at this level. If this positioning structure is triggered, a wave of concentrated liquidations could easily oc