It's 2021, ETH just went from $87 to $4,800
It's 2026, ETH just went from $1800 to $1800 to $1800 to $1800

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

BTC panic intensifies: How should investors position around $63,000? Prepare for three scenarios

After BTC fell below $64,000, market panic could spread further. The question on many investors’ minds is whether to buy, sell, or keep waiting. Before the trend becomes clear, the most sensible approach is not to make a one-way bet, but to prepare plans for different market scenarios.
The first scenario is that support holds around $63,000. If the price tests this area repeatedly without continuing to make new lows, while trading volume gradually stabilizes, a short-term technical rebound may fol

Nothing more to say
BLG is badass, that's all
Staying up late was worth it
Going to sleep now

2021: “Just opened my first perp. BTC to $1M. By 2026 I’ll be a millionaire.”
2026: BTC’s back at my entry. I’m five years older, still paying funding, and apparently still fucking early.

Good morning, guys.
Have you all had breakfast?
I’m having brown sugar steamed buns + meat buns + sesame balls today.
What about you?

🚨 New signal in the NSCrypto82 channel; sis is just relaying:
$CAKE Long entry: 1.57365 Stop loss: 1.5067 Targets: 1.6312 / 1.71 / 1.8124
Speaking of, I just relayed this trader’s $ALGO trade earlier today (11-15), and here they are again—quite active 👀
As usual, sis is a signal courier, not a trader. Whether to follow and how much to put in is up to you all. Feel free to watch the market, but risk management never takes a day off.
Personal notes shared, not investment advice. #YenBreaksBelow160AsJapaneseInflationAndFXInterventionPressuresMount

📢 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

Aster reported more than $35B in taker trading volume for USD1 RWA Boost on November 11.
The total covers the first 10 campaign epochs, with the eleventh underway at the time of the update.
@Aster_DEX @Leonard_Aster

When will the bottom form before the halving?❓
Historical cycle bottoms typically occur about 17 months (16.9–17.8 months) before the next halving:
January 2015 low → about 542 days before the 2016 halving
December 2018 low → about 513 days before the 2020 halving
November 2022 low → about 516 days before the 2024 halving
The timing of all three bottoms is highly concentrated, with only about 29 days between them
When will the top form after the halving?❓
Mature cycles (since 2016) have shown highly consistent tops, occurring 525–546 days (about 17–18 months) after the halving:
2016 halving →

Can’t believe someone is driving this beauty home tonight.

$BTC Bitcoin is around 60k; it may be time to get in

Bitcoin's candlestick chart is showing a Three Black Crows pattern. The three green crows on the left, reversed, become three red crows, which is only relevant as a reference for short-term trends.

$BNB What's wrong with you? Why are you selling off? BNB is rising $BNB

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

Capital really does drive people crazy. The AI giants are now making a “blind men and the elephant”-style gamble, with tens or even hundreds of billions of dollars of real money on the line.

Anthropic just revealed one of its cards at a JPMorgan investor event: its biggest business concern isn’t whether its algorithms can break through, or what new models its competitors have released. It’s the suffocating constraints of the compute supply chain.

CEO Dario Amodei made a rare public admission about a harsh reality: the outlook for next year is highly uncertain, and compute has become the deep