$BTC $ETH $BNB
Great! Aoying Capital is buying the Bitcoin dip. My long position may be saved! Surely even the big players aren’t trapped too, right?😆

The 05:00 candle closed.
6.789.
I saw it.
Didn't move.
(The previous night at 23:00, 580k contracts had just swept through once; my hand still remembers.)
Now $KORU 6.986, back up 0.197, three hours late.
The stop-loss needs to be below 6.75, a 0.24 gap.
The nearest resistance above is ma20 at 7.2039, offering only 0.22.
Less than 1:1; latecomers shouldn't chase.
The 08:00 candle had 80k contracts, against average volume of 460k—less than 20%.
I admit I got this one right, but being right doesn't mean the trade was worth it.
Let's talk once it gets above 7.2039; if it can't, it's still just a

Britain paid wind farms £393 million in 2024 to switch off.
8.3 TWh of clean power, gone. 98% of it in Scotland.
The turbines work. The cables to England just can't carry it all, so the grid pays Scotland to stop and pays gas plants down south to start.
A new Bitcoin Policy Institute report found a 20 MW mine next to a 100 MW wind farm could use 83% of that farm's curtailed energy.
The report is upfront that this won't wipe out the £1B+ yearly bill.
But a buyer that can switch off in seconds, sitting right behind the bottleneck? Why isn't every grid operator running this math?

#Bitcoin just broke below its 200-week moving average.
Price around $63,200–$65,700. Lowest levels since August.
Roughly $1.2 BILLION liquidated (mostly $BTC longs). Fear & Greed at 13. Extreme fear.
The 200WMA near $67,800–$68,000 is broken.
I'm watching. Not catching.

Down 10.52%, SOL lost a tenth in one day, while its trading volume ranked third overall.
‍$SOL I remain bearish on SOL futures: the take-profit target in my post overnight was 71.73, and it was hit at 3:15. Those who followed along made another profit on this move. It plunged from 73.4 to 68.51, falling 6.7% in three and a half hours. The rebound at 8 a.m. peaked at just 70.64, not even coming close to 71.73—the bears still have the upper hand.
It’s now moving sideways around 69.5, with the 24-hour low of 68.53 right underfoot. My take-profit target is 68.39; a break below that would mean a n

Rebounded to 64591 but couldn't hold, then dumped back near 63315
Bitcoin is currently around 63400; its low this morning was 63315 at 6:12
It surged to 64591 at 8:12, but fell back soon after
It's come down from 76100 this week and has already broken below 66000
If 63315 breaks again, I'll stay on the sidelines for now

📢 Signal card repost
Source: Bit_Guru Asset: $SOL Short position time: Not specified Entry: 69.8 Targets: 68.5 / 67 / 65.5 Stop-loss: 71
Come to think of it, I just reposted this one's $SUI trade on 11-15, and here it is again today—pretty prolific, actually 😂
I’m just copying it down; whether to follow and how large a position to take is up to you all. Stop-loss discipline is more valuable than anything.
Shared as a personal record, not investment advice. #Must-read for beginners: Everything you need is here

SCOTLAND COULD TURN WASTED WIND ENERGY INTO BITCOIN. 🌬️
INSTEAD OF WASTING EXTRA ELECTRICITY, USE IT TO MINE BITCOIN, GENERATE REVENUE AND REDUCE GRID COSTS.

Today's KOL leaderboard is out👀 Topping the chart, Ceros opened 18 positions, closed 48 trades, hit 47, with a 98% win rate and simulated returns of +26275%—even I want to applaud that hit rate👏 ChronoTiger and ScapingWw followed closely, neck and neck at around +8900%. Overall, there were 403 signals, with 390 hits and 243 stop-losses. A reminder: these figures are based on simulated 100x leverage, so just take a look—don't copy the trades directly~ See the full leaderboard in the image📊By the way, last time (11-15), the top spot also went to 612 Ceros (+26655%). They’ve held onto the top

$XRP was trading at $0.9111 by 16:32 (21:32 GMT) on Saturday, down 10.13% on the day. It was the largest one-day percentage loss since February 5.
The move downwards pushed XRP’s market cap down to $58.1025B, or 2.69% of the total cryptocurrency market cap. At its highest, XRP’s market cap was $210.6006B.

Solana treasury company Forward Industries(@FWDind), which holds 8.73M $SOL ($600M), deposited 1.78M $SOL ($123M) into #CoinbasePrime just 1 hour ago.
Is Forward Industries planning to dump $SOL?

Order check-in, day two. Feeling a bit rough today. Do independent traders all like to tough it out when their unrealized losses get too big?

I’ve been buying the dip, only to find there’s no bottom at all 🤡

After consolidating for over 10 months, it can’t hold on much longer. Spot investors will eventually sell too, and the price will sooner or later fall back to 0.3. Short entry: 0.495-0.51; stop-loss: 0.54; take-profit: 46-42-35$ASTER

A major on-chain move has just surfaced: three addresses suspected of being linked to ShapeShift founder Erik Voorhees spent 47.36 million USDT to buy 23,091 $ETH in a single day, at an average price of $2,051. ETH has now fallen below $1,900, yet this veteran player is spending real money to scoop up tokens amid the downturn—a decidedly strong signal.
This is almost the same playbook as the large-scale accumulation by $BTC a while back, when selling pressure from mining firms was absorbed—the tokens are moving from weaker hands to stronger ones.
In the short term, ETH may still need to cons

Guys, don't be scared! You can start buying the dip in batches!

Everyone online is calling for a crash, a bear market, and zero.

But have you ever thought about this?

When everyone dares to buy, why would the wealth fall to you?

Do you think the luxury cars, beautiful women, young models, and seaside villas you want will come from checking candlestick charts every day and watching KOLs call trades?

Bull markets create the wealthy; bear markets separate them from the rest.

The moments that truly widen the wealth gap are often the ones when everyone is scared out of their wits.

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