In the first picture, I thought it was a father and daughter.
The second picture tells us to work hard···

Although I made 100u today
I still need to reflect on why I couldn't hold on
I'm also worried about the volatility when the U.S. stock market opens
Next time, I'll adjust my position size and try holding for a few longer-term moves
My live trading is now open. Everyone's welcome to come learn and help me figure out what I can improve in the way I trade

BTC spent the whole day grinding around 74,600.

Every time the lower bound was pushed down, buyers stepped in, which shows this isn't an unattended level.

My move today: don't chase; wait for a proper signal candle.

Personal trading log, not investment advice.

‍#BTC

$TAO is in the discount portion of its massive range here at ~$224.
Point of Control sits up around $280.
THIS is where you accumulate folks - on sale at discount prices!
NFA

The right order to learn candlestick charts—90% of people get it wrong from the start
First, three wrong starting points. If you’re doing any of these, stop:
❌ Starting by memorizing patterns (hammer, engulfing, morning star)—you still won’t know how to use them after memorizing them
❌ Starting by adding indicators (piling on MACD, KDJ, Bollinger Bands)—indicators are the shadow of candlesticks, not the cause
❌ Starting with live trading—learning with real money costs the most in tuition, and you still won’t learn
The right four-step sequence:
Step 1: Learn “what the candlesticks are saying,”

#英伟达突发风波股价承压CEO
Is the current weakness in NVDA an opportunity to accumulate shares, or is it the beginning of a deeper correction stemming from management-related issues?

My assessment: NVIDIA faces significant downside risk in the short term; however, a prolonged decline is not inevitable. The critical issue is no longer just the personal conduct of CEO Jensen Huang, but rather whether the ongoing investigation will uncover weaknesses in corporate governance, risks to national security, or potential regulatory sanctions.

As of November 9, 2026, the situation continues to evolve; at this s

$NVDA
Nvidia's performance is very eye-catching
🤣

U.S. stocks pared some gains on Monday, but the overall mood remained solidly upbeat as Wall Street rebounded after the benchmark S&P 500 slumped to its worst week since the aftermath of "Liberation Day" in 2025. However, AI bellwether $NVDA was excluded from the rally amid an unprecedented corporate governance crisis.

New paths. Real collectibles. Every pack opens a new possibility.

Put this week’s four observations together.

1. The upper bound was rejected four times, indicating real selling pressure above.

2. The lower bound held three times, indicating there are buyers below as well.

3. Trading volume contracted between the two tests.

4. Not once did the closing price settle outside the range.

Conclusion: This is not a trend; it is a balance. The right move in a balance is to do less.

Personal trading record, not investment advice.

‍#BTC #ETH

Actually, I think the biggest problem most people have when trading crypto is a lack of independent judgment.

What does that mean?

Put simply, you have no idea what stage the market is in right now.

Is the market in an uptrend or a downtrend? Is overall risk appetite rising or falling? Is capital continuing to flow in, or steadily moving out?

Without understanding any of this, you start fixating on whether the coins you hold are going up or down.

When the market rises, you think a bull market is here; when it falls, you think a bear market is coming.

You see others making money going lon

$PIEVERSE It's already empty in advance.
If it's not already, it will be.

AI is gradually making its way into more aspects of life. I tried a trail run yesterday, around the 10 km level, and on my first time out I got rain and snow, plus 915 meters of elevation gain. This time, I used AI as my personal coach.
Before the race, I had it review several years of watch records:
· My last dedicated running record was from May 2022; I usually only play soccer and tennis
· My highest measured heart rate in recent years was 199, so it calculated my heart rate zones based on my own numbers
· It gave me four tips: keep my heart rate below 150, walk all uphill sections, get eno

2026.11.10
Daily entry point: 2146
Resistance levels: 2150-2158-2167-2179-2200-2230-2241-2250-2260-2270-2286
Support levels: 2136-2125-2116–2107-2100
2090-2082-2058 At all support and resistance levels, stop on the first breakout or take a rebound trade if they hold; once firmly established, follow the trend. On the upper path, go long if 2150-2160-2186 hold; otherwise, short at highs. In the middle, go long at lows if 2136-2125-2116 hold; otherwise, short at highs. On the lower path, focus on going long at lows if 2100-2082-2058 hold. Chase shorts on a breakdown. Personal advice for reference

$JCT The script has already been written

You finish writing the prompt, and the model is still asking what exactly you want
Prompt writers put constraints in parentheses, exceptions in addenda, and tone in examples. After reading it all, the model first asks you to confirm something you already wrote.
[Only what's in parentheses counts]
In the same prompt, “Keep it concise” and “Please add more context” can both appear. The model will choose whichever makes for a better answer and treat the other as background noise.
[You only notice what you wrote when reviewing]
Only when revising the second draft do you realize that the conflictin

BTC 1,980 points, ETH 57.5 points, for a total of 38,400 USDT today!

Four trades today, and I didn’t miss either asset.

BTC went short first and then long, gaining a total of 1,980.7 points, or about 19,800 USDT; ETH also went short first and then long, gaining a total of 57.5 points, or about 18,600 USDT.

I didn’t just stick to one direction the whole time—I switched promptly as market conditions changed. I took opportunities when they appeared and closed out when I reached my targets.

I’m happy to wrap up the day with these results. My trading style remains unchanged: base decisions on e