AI’s bill has arrived, and SoftBank took the first hit!

Hit by concerns over AI, SoftBank posted its first net loss in nearly two years. Once the most aggressive tech bet, it’s now being burned by the very narrative it backed.

As returns on capital expenditures come under scrutiny, money is shifting from “buying the story” to “buying cash flow”:
In crypto, AI tokens, DePIN, and computing power were the first to get drained, because they’re almost all beta, with no profits to back them up.

Army Outlook:
When the tide goes out, the first to drown are almost always the projects with no cash fl

$PI When I trade cloud contracts seriously, he blows me up; when I mess around with him, he just keeps shooting at me

How Do Fees Change the Break-Even Win Rate? Why Can Frequent Trading Erode Profits?

In cryptocurrency trading, some strategies perform well in backtests, but their profits shrink significantly in live trading. The reason may not be market direction predictions, but trading costs such as fees, bid-ask spreads, and slippage. The more trades you make, the more important these costs become to your final returns.

First, how do fees affect profits?

Suppose the profit target for each trade is 100 USDT, and the planned loss is 100 USDT. If the total cost of each round-trip trade is 10 USDT, the net

What Is Trading Expectancy? Why Can a High-Win-Rate Strategy Still Lose Money Over the Long Term?

In cryptocurrency trading, many people treat win rate as the primary measure of a strategy's quality, believing that a strategy that wins seven out of ten trades must be better than one that wins only four. But what truly determines a strategy's long-term performance is not just how many times it wins, but also the amount gained on each winning trade and lost on each losing trade. This is the significance of trading expectancy.

First, what is trading expectancy?

Trading expectancy is the averag

$BTC Today's market is fluctuating back and forth within a narrow 500-point range. Let's just wait for tonight's CPI release.
#美国10月CPI即将公布

GM if you GM🔆

Samsung and SK hynix emerge as the day's two top gainers! South Korean stocks stage a 5% comeback—who is the biggest winner?

South Korea's stock market put on a dramatic reversal today. The KOSPI rose more than 5% intraday, Samsung Electronics gained over 5%, and SK hynix climbed even more, with AI semiconductors once again becoming a market favorite.
Why are these two companies so important? Put simply, AI isn't just a chip game; it's also a memory war. As AI models grow larger, demand for data transmission and storage continues to rise, naturally increasing the importance of HBM.
SK hynix h

NVDA at $180: Are you selling at a loss or counting your money?
From $239 down to $180, that's a 25% loss. RSI has plunged to 28, and the oversold zone is full of bloodied positions. But while you're trembling as you watch the chart, Wall Street's average price target is still $320—will the November 17 earnings report mark the end of this slaughter, or the start of another rout?

First, the surface picture: a sharp drop, but no collapse.

From the October 6 high of $239 to $180 today, that's a 25% pullback and a 22% drop over the past 30 days. Daily RSI is 28—about as oversold as it gets.

You

Intraday long trade 6️⃣: entered at 4123, exited at 4116, and netted $697. Did you catch this bearish trend? $XAU #AVAX利好短时上涨6.4% #黄金 ‌

Why Do You Need to Gain 100% to Break Even After Losing 50%? Uncovering the Asymmetry of Compounding

In cryptocurrency trading, many people focus only on how much they lose in a single trade, while overlooking how much it takes to recover their original capital after a loss. The relationship between account losses and gains is not simply symmetrical, and this is a mathematical principle that must be understood in long-term trading.

First, the loss percentage and the gain needed to break even are not equal.

Suppose an account starts with 10,000 USDT. After a 20% loss, 8,000 USDT remains. At

What is losing streak risk? Why can a seemingly reasonable position still hurt your account after a string of losses?

In cryptocurrency trading, even a strategy with positive expectancy over the long term does not mean every trade will be profitable. Losing streaks can occur in any trading system, and without risk planning in advance, a seemingly reasonable position can gradually erode your account balance.

First, what is losing streak risk?

Losing streak risk refers to the impact of multiple consecutive losing trades on account equity, trading discipline, and mental state. Even if the prob

SIGN is just catching its breath at the 1-hour support level; bulls are building strength, preparing to kick off the next wave up. There may be a long opportunity on $SIGN . Preferred entry range: 0.008799 - 0.008997. Target: 0.009 - 0.009. Stop-loss: 0.008. Please be cautious: if the 1-hour MA99 support fails to hold, price may make a further retest of the 0.008750 level. Don’t go all in, friends. Your position size should match your account.

What Is the Risk of Consecutive Losses? Why Can a Seemingly Reasonable Position Size Still Hurt Your Account After a Losing Streak?

In cryptocurrency trading, even if a strategy has positive expected value over the long term, that does not mean every trade will be profitable. Consecutive losses can occur in any trading system, and without risk planning in advance, a seemingly reasonable position size can gradually erode account capital.

First, what is the risk of consecutive losses?

The risk of consecutive losses refers to the impact of multiple back-to-back losing trades on account equity,

Aoying aggressively adds to its long position in Nvidia$NVDA ‌

A proposal to allow two projects; Juris Protocol and LuncSwapfun; to directly upload their CosmWasm code onto the Terra Classic chain has been approved by the votes of $LUNC validators.

There was some unnecessary debate surrounding the proposal, but the Terra Classic community ultimately made the right choice. The Juris Protocol team is doing significant work for $LUNC and USTC. It is worth remembering that Terra’s initial rise was driven by the Anchor Protocol; you can think of Juris Protocol as an advanced version of the Anchor Protocol.

#TerraClassic #LUNC #USTC #JurisProtocol $LUNC ‌